SUU Women's Basketball Media Guide 2011-12 by Southern Utah University Athletics

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball 2011-12 Media Guide

CENTRUM ARENA

When Southern Utah Universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 5,300-seat Centrum was completed in 1985, it was hoped the state-of-the art facility would push the Thunderbirds to the highest levels of collegiate sports. In 1988 and again in 1996 the Utah Jazz called the Centrum home for fall training camp and each year the Centrum is the centerpiece venue for the Utah Summer Games. The facility which covers six acres and cost just over $8 million to build is part of the Sharwan Smith Center, which houses the SUU Bookstore, Grand Ballroom, food services, and all of the student services offices. The concourse of the Centrum houses SUTV studios, the basketball offices, academic offices and numerous classrooms and art studios.

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2010-11 stats.................................................... 31-36 2011-12 Opponents......................................... 41-44 2011-12 Thunderbirds...................................... 13-30 All-time roster.................................................. 45-46 All-time records against................................... 47-49 Athletic Director Ken Beazer...................................58 Coaching staff..................................................... 5-10 In the classroom.....................................................63 In the community...................................................62 In the weight room.................................................61 President Dr. Michael T. Benson....................... 55-56 Southern Utah University.......................................60 Southern Utah University Quickfacts.......................1 Summit League................................................. 37-39 SUU - Big Sky Conference.......................................64 SUU All-time coaches.............................................54 SUU Athletics.................................................... 57-59 SUU Individual records...........................................50 SUU Team records............................................ 51-54 SUU Year-By-Year leaders......................................52 This is SUU..............................................................65 Training room/practice facility...............................62 Thunderbird Record Book................................ 40-54 Thunderbird TV Roster...........................................68 Year-By-Year results...............................................54

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SUU QUICK FACTS University Name of School.........................Southern Utah University City.......................................................... Cedar City, Utah Founded.................................................................... 1897 Enrollment................................................................ 8,066 Nickname.....................................................Thunderbirds Colors....................................................Scarlet and White Arena.........................................................Centrum Arena Capacity.................................................................... 5,300 Affiliation...................................................NCAA Division I Conference.........................................The Summit League University Website.....................................www.SUU.edu Athletics Website.......................... www.SUUTBIRDS.com Administration President........................................ Dr. Michael T. Benson Athletic Director.............................................. Ken Beazer Asst. AD/Business Manager...........................Jason Norris Assoc. AD/Sports Medicine.........................Ricky Mendini Assoc. AD/Compliance...................................Todd Brown SWA............................................................ Marlene Barth Asst. AD/Media Relations..............................Neil Gardner Asst. SID.......................................................... Kyle Cottam Asst. SID (WBK Contact)............................Kyle Newhouse Email...........................................kylenewhouse@suu.edu Office Phone..............................................(435) 586-7758 Press Row Phone.......................................(435) 586-7858 Fax.............................................................(435) 865-8037 Address.................................................. 205 Harris Center ..................................................... 351 W. University Blvd .........................................................Cedar City, UT 84720 Coaching Staff Head Coach......................................................... JR Payne Alma Mater......................................... Saint Mary’s, 1999 Record at SUU, Years........................................23-37, Two Career Record, Years................................................ Same Associate Head Coach/Year...............Toriano Towns/2nd Alma Mater......................................... Saint Mary’s, 1999 Assistant Coach/Year................................ Nicole Ryan/1st Alma Mater.............................................. American, 2010 Assistant Coach/Year.............................. Caitlyn Sears/1st Alma Mater......................................Southern Utah, 2011 Athletic Trainer............................................. Kohana Holly Strength & Conditioning................................Dan Bennion TEAM INFORMATION 2010-11 Overall Record............................................ 16-14 2010-11 Summit League Record, Finish..............10-8, 5th 2010-11 Home Record............................................... 11-4 2010-11 Away Record.................................................. 5-9 2010-11 Neutral Record............................................... 0-1 Starters Returning/Lost................................................2/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost......................................7/4 Newcomers HS/TR........................................................4/1 Women’s Basketball History First Year of Women’s Basketball......................... 1975-76 All-time Record................................404-486 (36 Seasons) Postseason Appearances...........................................None

Media Guide Credits The SUU Women’s Basketball Guide was designed, written and edited by assistant media relations director Kyle Newhouse with assistance by the Media Relations staff at Southern Utah University. Pictures were provided by Rohn Solomon, Neil Gardner, Dr. Greg Stauffer, Dr. Deborah Hill, the Summit League and courtesy of the Cedar City/Iron County Visitor’s Bureau. Credentials Requests for press, radio, television and photo credentials should be made no later than 48 hours prior to the game. To request credentials, contact SUU assistant media relations director Bobby Alworth at (435) 586-7758 or at robertalworth@ suu.edu. Credentials will be mailed or left at the Will Call window at the Centrum’s west entrance. Photographers are restricted to either designated areas along both baselines and are not permitted along court side during the game. Media Services The Centrum press area provides working space for print and electronic media with proper credentials. Halftime and final statistics along with play-by-play will be distributed. Collect and credit card long distance calls may be made from the press area. The Centrum is also equipped with a complimentary wireless internet signal. Interview Policies During the week: To arrange an interview with a player and/or coach, please contact the SUU Sports Information Office at (435) 586-7758 and a time convenient for both parties will be arranged. No player interviews will be granted on game day prior to the game. Game day: SUU head coach JR Payne will be available for post-game interviews 10-15 minutes after the game, following the NCAA mandated cooling off period and his short radio session. SUU has a closed locker room policy regarding its own locker room, but players may be interviewed at their option as they leave the dressing room following the cooling off period or a member of SUU’s media relations staff can arrange postgame interviews with specific players upon request. Requests for interviews with opposing players must be arranged through that institution’s media relations office, according to that school’s interview policy. Broadcast Policies Radio stations wishing to broadcast a game from the Centrum should alert the SUU media relations office well in advance of the braodcast date. Two phone lines are available for visiting stations, but space on press row is limited. Visiting stations are asked to limit broadcast teams to three persons. All line charges are the responsibility of the visiting station unless other arrangements are made. Several phone lines are available to the print media. Collect and credit card calls may be made from press row or the press room.

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2011-12 SEASON PREVIEW The Southern Utah University women’s basketball team will look to build on one of its most successful runs in recent history, after competing in the Summit League tournament last year. The upcoming season promises to be full of intrigue as the Thunderbirds match a group of talented young returners with a strong recruiting class, for a combination that will produce the fourth youngest team in the nation. “This is a young team with limited experience, and the growth of all of our players is going to be interesting to see,” asserted Thunderbird head coach JR Payne. “Many of them are prepared to emerge as basketball players.” Basketball fans will notice two changes this year, both in the game and on the court as the NCAA has moved the 3-point line back to coincide with the men’s mark, and has also added a restricted area arc in the key where charges will not be called, similar to the rule used in the NBA. “At first I didn’t think the new 3-point line would be that different, but there is definitely less consistency from that distance which should separate the makers from the takers. We are also seeing a lot of toes on the line as players make the adjustment,” explained Payne. “The new arc is so small that its impact appears like it will be minimal.” The T-Birds will look for leadership from the most veteran member of their squad, Tayler Anderson. The junior forward from Lyman, Wyoming brings valuable experience to a young group after having already played in 60 games in a Thunderbird uniform. Anderson is one of two returning starters Sophomore Guard Desiree Jackson for SUU and was one of the team’s top rebounders and assist leaders last year. “Tayler has more minutes and starts than anyone,” said Payne. “Before she has been a great team player and was content contributing on defense and rebounding. Now we are asking her to expand her role offensively while continuing to be a hard-worker and leader.” Joining Andersen in the post will be sophomores Carli Moreland and Meghan Ringer, redshirt-freshman Torey Hill, transfer Kimie Hawkins and incoming freshman Brenna Gates. Moreland was able to gain a significant amount of experience in her freshman campaign, appearing in all 30 games for the Thunderbirds a year ago. “Carli has been awesome this offseason,” stated Payne. “She has worked so hard to attack her weaknesses and has really improved them. She is also very strong in the weight room and has become a vocal leader for us.”

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2011-12 SEASON PREVIEW Competing with Moreland for minutes this fall will be junior college transfer Kimie Hawkins. The junior forward joins the Thunderbirds after a very successful stint at Mt. SAC. “It is always difficult to make the transition to the Division-I level. Transfers come in a little older so you expect them to do better, but there is always more to learn,” explained Payne. “Kimie is great in the basketball area, taking people off the dribble, rebounding outside her area. Right now her biggest challenge is that she is new to our system.” Torey Hill and Meghan Ringher are both working to come back from injuries and should be ready for the season to give coach Payne added options in the front-court. “Torey was here for the second half of the season last year so she didn’t have the chance to get into everything, but she works hard and always does extra. She is a country-strong farm girl and I expect her to be back soon”, said Payne. “Meghan worked hard this summer to get stronger and studied to improve her basketball IQ. Unfortunately she has been limited by injuries this fall.” Undoubtedly the “biggest” piece of the incoming recruiting class, Brenna Gates joins the Thunderbirds after an outstanding high school career. The 6-4 center from California posted 20.5 rebounds per game to lead the state in rebounding while also averaging 18.3 points a Sophomore Forward Carli Moreland contest. “Brenna has a rare combination of size and agility,” described Payne. “She is very long and has great feet and hands. She is really competing for a spot and could be very good.” There is a lot of excitement about the T-Bird backcourt this season, most of it surrounding all-Summit League Newcomer Team selection and top-returning scorer Desiree Jackson. The sophomore guard from Moreno Valley, Calif. started all year for Southern Utah in 2010-11 and had one of the most impressive freshman campaigns in school history. “Des’ potential is off the charts,” stated Payne. “She is as talented as anyone I’ve ever coached. Her work ethic this year is a night-and-day improvement. She has become a better three-point shooter, gained good weight and is stronger. Des will be a special player in this league and in the Big Sky.” Along with Jackson, the Thunderbirds will feature a talented group of shooting guards. Angel Dorn returns for her sophomore season and will be joined by freshmen Marquelle Funk from Highland, Utah and Taylor Maynes of Salome, Ariz.

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2011-12 SEASON PREVIEW “Angel is very strong and contributes a lot to our defense. She is developing her shot and has the tools to be a good player,” said Payne. “Marquelle has tremendous length on the perimeter which is important in our system. She has shown great natural abilities, she runs the floor, rebounds and is learning quickly. Taylor is a good shooter with a tireless work ethic.” The Southern Utah roster includes three players who could all see time at the point this year. Andrea Jones appears to be the front-runner after establishing herself as a key player off the bench for the Thunderbirds last season and finishing among the team leaders in steals and assists. Sophomore DJ Norman also garnered valuable experience in her freshman campaign appearing in twenty-nine games. “Andrea is a very talented scorer and distributor. She is also a great defender and can be a total gnat on that side of the ball,” explained Payne. “She has a great knowledge of the game and her savvy will really help us on the floor. DJ had a great summer and really worked on her game. She is a versatile player who can play all three guard positions.” The T-birds will also welcome newcomer Hailey Mandelko to the backcourt. The Lexington, Neb. native had an outstanding high school career and the SUU coaches were excited to receive her commitment. “Hailey could be a special player here at SUU,” stated Payne. “She has a high basketball IQ, is athletic, shoots the ball well, moves fast and has great court vision. She makes her team better and can also score when she wants to. Hailey has a great work ethic and wants to be good, and she definitely has the ability to get there.” The Thunderbirds enter their final season of competition in the Summit League as the university is set to become a member of the Big Sky Conference next summer. Southern Utah will have their work cut out for them as they face a challenging preseason schedule that includes teams from the West Coast, Big Ten and Pac-12 conferences in addition to their regular slate of games in the competitive Summit League. “This is definitely the toughest schedule that we have played here with a lot of difficult road games. It should help prepare us for the physical play in the Summit League and anyone else we might play in the future,” surmised Payne. “I’m excited to see how well we compete Junior Forward Tayler Anderson in our third year in the Summit League and want to make a push to be in the upper echelon.”

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COACHING STAFF

JR Payne Head Coach 3rd Season St. Mary’s, 1999 Coach payne notes 17 - Academic All-Summit League Selections 3 - All-Summit League Selections Challis Pascucci, 2nd Team 2009, 1st Team 2010 Caitlyn Sears, 2nd Team 2010 1st Win December 1, 2009 vs. Ohio, 56-53 1st Summit League Win December 7, 2009 at Centenary, 67-53

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HEAD COACH JR PAYNE 2009-Present Southern Utah University Head Coach • Reached Summit League Tournament • Had 17 players earn Academic All-Summit League honors • Challis Pascucci named to All-Summit League first team 2008-09 Santa Clara University Assistant Coach • Returned to the West Coast Conference after starring as a player at St. Mary’s • Served as the recruiting coordinator 2005-08 Boise State University Assistant Coach • Won back-to-back WAC championships • Two post-season berths • Posted consecutive 24-8 seasons in 2006-07 and 2007-08 • Recorded a perfect 14-0 home mark in 2007-08 2000-05 Gonzaga University Assistant Coach • Recruiting coordinator • Went from five-win season in the first year to 28 wins in 2004-05 • Posted undefeated record in the WCC in 2004-05 • Advanced to the NCAA postseason • Recruited Gonzaga’s first All-American

JR Payne begins her third season at the helm of the Thunderbirds after being named the ninth women’s basketball head coach at Southern Utah University on April 20, 2009. She has led the T-Birds to 1994-1999 St. Mary’s College (Calif.) a combined record of 23-37 in her B.A. in French, 1999 first two years at SUU. Was a four-year letter winner at St. Mary’s College, garnering first The Thunderbirds finished the team All-West Coast Conference and two first-team All-West Coast 2010-11 season with a record of Conference tournament honors. Helped the Gaels to the team’s first 16-14, the team’s best mark in the NCAA tournament appearance during the 1998-99 season. past seven years. The 2011 squad also had one of their best seasons as a member of the Summit League, posting a 10-8 record to finish fifth in the conference. Under Payne’s guidance in this past season, forward Challis Pascucci produced one of best individual performances in SUU history, earning a spot on the All-Summit League first team after finishing third in the conference in scoring (17.7 PPG), second in rebounding (9.7 RPG) and sixth in blocks (23). Pascucci finished the 2011 season as the Thunderbirds all-time leader in career rebounds (929) and fourth in scoring (1,328). Caitlyn Sears was also recognized as a member of the All-Summit League second team, and freshman Desiree Jackson was named to the All-Newcomer team. Following the season, Payne had eight of her players earn Summit League All-Academic honors, one of the highest team totals in the conference. Prior to coming to SUU, Payne served as the top assistant at Santa Clara University under first-year head coach Jennifer Mountain for the 2008-09 season. Payne also served as an assistant coach at Boise State University and Gonzaga University. During her time in Boise, the Broncos enjoyed a wealth of success, winning conference titles two of the three years and advancing to the NCAA postseason. BSU posted back-to-back 24-8 seasons, including a perfect 14-0 mark at home during the 2007-08 season. Payne began her career at Gonzaga University, serving as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator under head coach Kelly Graves. Payne was an integral part of the Bulldogs turnaround as the team posted a five-win season during the staff’s first year then went to a 28-win season during the 2004-05 season, including an undefeated run in the West Coast Conference. Payne was a part of the process that brought Gonzaga’s first All-American to campus in guard Shannon Mathews. As a player, Payne was a four-year letter winner at St. Mary’s College (Calif.), helping the Gaels earn their first trip to the NCAA Tournament in school-history during the 1998-99 season. The former point guard was an All-West Coast Conference first team selection and was also named to the West Coast Conference All-Tournament first team twice.

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COACHING STAFF

Toriano Towns

Associate Head Coach 3rd Season St. Mary’s, 1998

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COACHING STAFF Toriano Towns enters his third season as associate head coach for the Thunderbirds. Towns serves as SUU’s recruiting and defensive coordinator, assists with the planning of practice sessions, conditioning, scouting, and also works with the Thunderbird post players. In his first two seasons with the Thunderbirds, Towns helped forward Challis Pascucci develop into one of the premiere low post players in the Summit League. After the 2009-10 season Pascucci earned All-Summit League second team honors after leading the conference in rebounding and tied for the lead in blocked shots. She also set the SUU singleseason record for total rebounds with 291 and her 46 blocks were the fifth most in SUU single-season history. This past year Pascucci earned a spot on the All-Summit League first team after finishing third in the conference in scoring (17.7 PPG), second in rebounding (9.7 RPG) and sixth in blocks (23). Pascucci finished the 2011 season as the Thunderbirds all-time leader in career rebounds (929) and fourth in scoring (1,328). Towns joined Southern Utah after spending four years at Boise State University as the Broncos defensive coordinator. During his time at BSU, the Broncos won back-to-back Western Athletic Conference championships, earned a trip to the NCAA tournament, advanced to the second round of the WNIT tournament, had a pair of First Team All-WAC guards and set numerous offensive and defensive school records. Prior to Boise State, Towns spent one season as an assistant coach at the University of Arizona, helping the Wildcats record a 20-win season and a post a first round NCAA Tournament victory against the University of Oklahoma. Towns played a major role in recruiting and scouting at Arizona. He worked with the Wildcat post players, assisting with the development of Shawntinice Polk who became one of the country’s most decorated post players being named to the Kodak/WBCA All-American team, first-team All-Pac-10 team, and Kodak/WBCA all-Region 8 team. Towns’ coaching career began at Gonzaga University where he served as an assistant for three seasons. At Gonzaga, Towns was responsible for post player development, where he coached five All-West Coast Conference performers along with holding responsibility for scouting and game preparation. He also served as the co-recruiting coordinator for the Bulldogs. During his time at Gonzaga, he helped orchestrate the second-best turnaround in WCC history as the Bulldogs went from eighth in 2002-03 to second place in 200304, posting an 18-12 overall record. That team advanced to its second-ever Women’s National Invitational Tournament (WNIT). Towns earned his bachelor’s degree in communications from Saint Mary’s College in 1998 and his Master’s Degree in Organizational Leadership from Gonzaga University this past spring. “Toriano has been a great addition to Southern Utah women’s basketball,” head coach JR Payne said. “He’s a proven recruiter on a national scale and will continue to elevate our recruiting to a new level. Toriano is a fierce competitor on the court and is extremely passionate about the growth and development of our student-athletes, not only as players but also as people. He is great resource that will continue to contribute in the building SUU women’s basketball.”

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COACHING STAFF

Nicole Ryan

Assistant Coach 1st Season American University, 2010 Nicole Ryan enters her first season as an assistant coach for the Thunderbirds. She comes to Southern Utah from American University where after a successful playing career, spent a year as a student assistant. “We are very excited to have Nicole with us here at SUU. She is coming from the east coast and will bring a wealth of different and diverse experiences with her,” said head coach JR Payne of her new assistant. “Nicole has always been in a position of leadership within her teams and organizations. She has the drive and will to succeed and has spent a great deal of time preparing for this first step in collegiate coaching. I have no doubt that Nicole will be a great asset to our organization” Ryan was a standout guard at American where she helped lead the Eagles to three consecutive NIT appearances and one regular season championship in the Patriot League. Following both her sophomore and junior seasons Ryan was named the team MVP and was selected as a member of the Patriot League all-Tournament Team in 2007. She completed her career at American as the school’s all-time 3-point leader with over 200 field goals made and recorded over 1,000 career points. The American standout was also the recipient of the Barbara J. Reimann Postgraduate Scholarship, an award that recognizes a student-athlete at American University who has excelled academically, athletically and has been involved in community service. She also earned two Iron Eagle Awards in recognition of her dedication to the strength and conditioning program. Ryan was actively involved with both men’s and women’s basketball camps during her time at American and spent her final year at the school as a student assistant for the women’s basketball team. She has also coached at the AAU level and led the Clearwater Green Wave to the Florida State Championship game in 2005. The former point guard was a four-year letter winner at Clearwater High School in Florida where she was a three-time all-State selection. She received her Master’s degree in psychology from AU in 2011. Ryan is the daughter of JoAnne and Tim Ryan. Her father is the current men’s basketball coach at Central Florida Community College.

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CAITLIN SEARS Assistant Coach 1st Season Southern Utah, 2011 Caitlyn Sears continues to be an important contributor to T-Bird basketball as she makes the transition from player to coach. This past season Sears concluded one of the most productive playing careers in the history of SUU basketball, becoming Southern Utah’s fifth all-time leading scorer with 1,216 total points. She also ranks third in games played (115) and ninth in steals (126). Sears was also named to the all-Summit League second team after averaging 15.3 points per game and shooting 44 percent from behind the arc during her senior season. Sears spent her summers at SUU working at camps and clinics alongside Coach Payne and looks forward to beginning her coaching career with her mentor. “I have a tremendous amount of respect for this coaching staff and consider it a great opportunity to work with Coach Payne,” said Sears of her transition from player to coach at SUU. “She knows the game and loves what she does. She is also a great teacher and does all she can to help you learn.” There is a great deal of mutual respect between Sears and her former coach and new colleague. Coach Payne expects that the positive traits that Sears displayed as a player will help her to succeed in her new role with the team. “Cait is going to be a tremendous asset to our coaching staff. As a player, she was always our leader both on and off the floor,” said Payne of her former player. “Cait’s work ethic and passion for the game is undeniable and has always earned her the respect of her peers as well as everyone around her. I expect that Cait’s leadership will continue to impact our team in a way that motivates our players to strive for greatness.” The former forward was a four-year letter winner at Lone Peak High School and was named first-team all-state by the Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret News as well as a McDonald’s All-American nominee in 2007. She will graduate from Southern Utah with a degree in physical education this fall. Sears is the daughter of Brad and Judi Sears of Cedar Hills, Utah.

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2011-12 ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER No. 3 4 5 10 15 31 22 23 24 32 34 45

Name Desiree Jackson Angel Dorn Andrea Jones DJ Norman Carli Moreland Tayler Anderson Torey Hill Hailey Mandelko Taylor Maynes Brenna Gates Kimie Hawkins Marquelle Funk

Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) G 5-10 So. Moreno Valley, Calif. (Vista Del Lago HS) G 5-9 So. Lakewood, Calif. (Lynwood HS) G 5-5 So. Mesa, Ariz. (Dobson HS) G 5-9 So. Marion, Iowa (Linn-Mar HS) F 6-1 So. Broomfield, Colo. (Legacy HS) G/F 6-0 Jr. Lyman, Wyo. (Lyman HS) F/C 6-2 Rs-Fr. Viking, Alberta (Viking HS) G 5-8 Fr. Lexington, Neb. (Lexington HS) G 5-9 Fr. Salome, Ariz. (Salome HS) F 6-4 Fr. Olivehurst, Calif. (Lindhurst HS) F 5-11 Jr. Moreno Valley, Calif. (Vista Del Lago HS/Mt. SAC) G 6-0 Fr. Highland, Utah (Lone Peak HS)

Head Coach: JR Payne (2nd Season, Saint Mary’s, 1999) Associate Head Coach: Toriano Towns (2nd Season, Saint Mary’s, 1998) Assistant Coaches: Nicole Ryan (1st Season, American, 2010) Caitlyn Sears (1st Season, Southern Utah, 2011)

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. 31 4 45 32 34 22 3 5 23 24 15 10

Name Tayler Anderson Angel Dorn Marquelle Funk Brenna Gates Kimie Hawkins Torey Hill Desiree Jackson Andrea Jones Hailey Mandelko Taylor Maynes Carli Moreland DJ Norman

Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) G/F 6-0 Jr. Lyman, Wyo. (Lyman HS) G 5-9 So. Lakewood, Calif. (Lynwood HS) G 6-0 Fr. Highland, Utah (Lone Peak HS) F 6-4 Fr. Olivehurst, Calif. (Lindhurst HS) F 5-11 Jr. Moreno Valley, Calif. (Vista Del Lago HS/Mt. SAC) F/C 6-2 Rs-Fr. Viking, Alberta (Viking HS) G 5-10 So. Moreno Valley, Calif. (Vista Del Lago HS) G 5-5 So. Mesa, Ariz. (Dobson HS) G 5-8 Fr. Lexington, Neb. (Lexington HS) G 5-9 Fr. Salome, Ariz. (Salome HS) F 6-1 So. Broomfield, Colo. (Legacy HS) G 5-9 So. Marion, Iowa (Linn-Mar HS)

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ROSTER BREAKDOWN thunderbirds By class

thunderbirds state-to-state

thunderbirds by height

Freshmen (5) Marquelle Funk Brenna Gates Torey HIill Hailey Madelko Taylor Maynes

Arizona (2) Andrea Jones Taylor Maynes

5-5 Andrea Jones

California (4) Angel Dorn Kimie Hawkins Brenna Gates Desiree Jackson

Sophomores (6) Andrea Jones Angel Dorn Desiree Jackson DJ Norman Carli Moreland

5-10 Desiree Jackson

Iowa DJ Norman Nebraska Hailey Mandelko Utah Marquelle Funk

Seniors None

Wyoming Tayler Anderson

Canada (1)

Wyo. (1)

Calif. (4)

5-9 Angel Dorn Taylor Maynes DJ Norman

Colorado Carli Moreland

Juniors (2) Tayler Anderson Kimie Hawkins

Utah (1)

5-8 Hailey Mandelko

Colo. (1)

Canada Torey Hill

Neb. (1)

5-11 Kimie Hawkins 6-0 Tayler Anderson 6-1 Carli Moreland 6-2 Torey Hill 6-4 Brenna Gates

Iowa (1)

Ariz. (2)

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PLAYER PROFILES

Tayler Anderson

6-0 Guard/Forward Junior Lyman, Wyoming Lyman HS

Favorite Color Pink FAvorite Hobby Riding horses, boating, camping FAvorite Food Chicken strips THREE ARTISTS ON MY iPOD Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Lady Antebeullum One Word To Describe Yourself Competitive Best Basketball Memory Beating Oral Roberts Favorite Athlete Coach Cait Teammate who makes me laugh Dez Most Influential on Career My parents Can’t Live without My family Dream Vacation Swimming with dolphins favorite course/professor at suu Jennifer Hedrick favorite Thing ABout suu It’s small so you know a lot of people Favorite Thing ABout Basketball My sisters why you chose suu It’s in a smaller town, has nice facilities and it is close to home

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PLAYER PROFILES dd

Career Highs Points.....................12, at Colorado (12/19/09) FG................. 5, Four Times, at NDSU (1/31/11) 3-Pts......................................2, BYU (11/24/09) FT..........................6-8, at Colorado (12/19/09) Rebs.................... 16, Western Illinois (1/24/11) Assists.........7, Twice, Western Illinois (1/24/11) Steals..................................... 5, IPFW (2/13/10) Blocks.................................... 3, Ohio (12/1/09) Mins............................... 38, Oakland (2/26/11)

Career Statistics

Total 3-PT Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot 2009-10 30 9 721 24.0 56 171 .327 8 55 .145 20 42 .476 32 75 107 2010-11 30 30 800 26.7 49 139 .350 2 4 .500 22 39 .560 61 124 185 TOTALS 60 39 1521 25.0 105 310 .339 10 59 .169 42 81 .519 93 199 292

Avg PF FO 3.6 69 2 6.2 105 9 4.9 174 11

Ast TO Blk Stl 49 101 13 27 68 58 11 26 117 159 24 53

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Pts Avg. 140 4.7 122 4.1 262 4.4

PLAYER PROFILES

DESIREE JACKson

5-10 Guard Sophomore Moreno Valley, California Vista Del Lago HS

Favorite Color Fluorescent Beige FAvorite Hobby Hanging with friends, shopping Favorite Book Twilight Saga “Breaking Dawn” FAvorite Food Fettuccini Alfredo THREE ARTISTS ON MY iPOD Trey Songz, Nicki Minaj, Beyonce One Word To Describe Yourself Comical Best Basketball Memory The Oral Roberts home game last season Teammate who makes me laugh Andrea, Carli Most Influential on Career My Mother and Father Can’t Live without Family Famous Person Most Like To meet Kobe Bryant Favorite quote “Everything negative - pressure, changes is all an opportunity for me to rise.” - Kobe Bryant Dream Vacation South Beach, Florida favorite course/professor at suu Jennifer Hedrick favorite Thing ABout suu The environment Favorite Thing ABout Basketball The sisterhood

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PLAYER PROFILES Career Highs Points.......................28, Oral Roberts (2/12/11) FG............................11, Oral Roberts (2/12/11) 3-Pts.....................2, at Boise State (11/16/10) FT.................................. 9-11, at IPFW (12/4/10) Rebs........................7, at Centenary (1/15/10) Assists............... 3, Three Times, IPFW (2/28/11) Steals...................... 5, at Centenary (1/15/11) Blocks......3, at South Dakota State (1/29/11) Mins................................. 32, Oakland (3/6/11)

Career Statistics

Total 3-PT Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg. 2010-11 30 29 669 22.3 107 281 .381 9 43 .209 70 97 .72 33 53 86 2.9 75 2 49 80 10 35 293 9.8 TOTALS 30 29 669 22.3 107 281 .381 9 43 .209 70 97 .72 33 53 86 2.9 75 2 49 80 10 35 293 9.8

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PLAYER PROFILES

ANGEL DORN

5-9 Guard Sophomore Lakewood, California Lynwood HS

Favorite Color Purple, Red, Turquoise FAvorite Hobby Listening to jazz music FAvorite Food Mexican THREE ARTISTS ON MY iPOD Kenny G, Usher, Michael Jackson One Word To Describe Yourself Sunshine Best Basketball Memory My first game at SUU Teammate who makes me laugh Torey, Andrea, Desiree, Carli Most Influential on Career My Dad Can’t Live without God Sports Crush Carmelo Anthony Favorite quote “Striving for an impossilbe dream make the journey a remarkable memory.” Dream Vacation Jamaica, Bahamas or any Carribean island favorite course/professor at suu Ceramics favorite Thing ABout suu The environment and people Favorite Thing ABout Basketball Playing with teammates that I love why you chose suu It just felt right

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PLAYER PROFILES 2

Career Highs Points....................7, at Oral Roberts (1/17/11) FG........................2, Twice, Oakland (2/26/11) 3-Pts.............. 1, Six Times, Oakland (2/26/11) FT................................4-4 at Pacific (11/23/10) Rebs........................ 4, Santa Clara (12/13/10) Assists.. 1, Four Times, Weber State (12/21/10) Steals.......................3, Santa Clara (12/13/10) Blocks........................1, Twice, IUPUI (1/22/11) Mins...............................20, at UNLV (11/12/10)

Career Statistics

Year GP GS Min Avg 2010-11 24 - 183 7.6 TOTALS 24 - 183 7.6

Total 3-PT Rebounds FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg. 13 45 .289 6 19 .316 15 23 .652 7 12 19 0.8 26 - 4 26 2 11 47 2.0 13 45 .289 6 19 .316 15 23 .652 7 12 19 0.8 26 - 4 26 2 11 47 2.0

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ANDREA JONES

5-5 Guard Sophomore Mesa, Arizona Dobson HS

Favorite Color Blue FAvorite Hobby Watching movies, playing ball, eating Favorite Book Twilight series FAvorite Food Mexican THREE ARTISTS ON MY iPOD Lil Wayne, Trey Songz, Adele Best Basketball Memory Winning state championship Favorite Athlete Derrick Rose Most Influential on Career Dad Can’t Live without Food Famous Person Most Like To meet Lil Wayne Dream Vacation The Bahamas favorite course/professor at suu Cecilia Weingartner favorite Thing ABout suu The scenery Favorite Thing ABout Basketball How competitive it is why you chose suu The coaches, team and location

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PLAYER PROFILES d

Career Highs Points.............................. 16, at UMKC (1/8/11) FG......................7, at Western Illinois (2/19/11) 3-Pts..................................4, at UMKC (1/8/11) FT............................5-6, Oral Roberts (2/12/11) Rebs..................................5, Oakland (3/6/11) Assists....................5, at Boise State (11/16/10) Steals.......................... 3, at Gonzaga (1/3/11) Blocks....................................1, UMKC (2/5/11) Mins......31, at South Dakota State (12/29/10)

Career Statistics

Total 3-PT Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg. 2010-11 29 0 634 21.9 61 179 .341 24 76 .316 25 27 .926 17 44 61 2.1 41 0 53 59 1 23 171 5.9 TOTALS 29 0 634 21.9 61 179 .341 24 76 .316 25 27 .926 17 44 61 2.1 41 0 53 59 1 23 171 5.9

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PLAYER PROFILES

dj Norman

5-9 Guard Sophomore Marion, Iowa Linn-Mar HS

Favorite Color Red FAvorite Hobby Make beats, playing drums Favorite Book Dear John FAvorite Food Grilled Chicken THREE ARTISTS ON MY iPOD Sugarland, Blake Shelton, Tim McGraw Best Basketball Memory Winning the state championship senior year Teammate who makes me laugh Desiree Most Influential on Career My Father Can’t Live without Music Famous Person Most Like To meet Ellen Sports Crush Tim Tebow Favorite quote “Somewhere behind the athlete you’ve become and the hours of practice is the little girl who fell in love with the game and never looked back...PLAY FOR HER.” favorite course/professor at suu Jeb Brown favorite Thing ABout suu The beautiful campus Favorite Thing ABout Basketball Being a part of a team why you chose suu The coaches

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PLAYER PROFILES Career Highs Points..................9, Montana State (11/19/10) FG.............3, at North Dakota State (1/31/11) 3-Pts......... 2, at North Dakota State (1/31/11) FT.............................. 5-9, Centenary (2/14/11) Rebs...................3, Montana State (11/19/10) Assists................... 3, at Oral Roberts (1/17/11) Steals................................ 1, at IUPUI (2/21/11) Mins.................... 23, at Oral Roberts (1/17/11)

Career Statistics

Year GP GS Min Avg 2010-11 28 1 201 7.2 TOTALS 28 1 201 7.2

Total 3-PT Rebounds FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg. 13 48 .271 3 7 .42 21 36 .583 7 9 16 0.6 17 0 14 29 0 3 50 1.8 13 48 .271 3 7 .42 21 36 .583 7 9 16 0.6 17 0 14 29 0 3 50 1.8

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PLAYER PROFILES

CARLI MORELAND

6-1 Forward Sophomore Broomfield, Colorado Legacy HS

Favorite Color Red, White and Blue Favorite Book To Kill a Mocking Bird FAvorite Food In-N-Out Burger THREE ARTISTS ON MY iPOD Lil Wayne, Trey Songz, Blink 182 One Word To Describe Yourself Tenacious Best Basketball Memory Win over Oral Roberts at home Favorite Athlete Tim Tebow Teammate who makes me laugh Desiree Most Influential on Career My parents Can’t Live without Movies Famous Person Most Like To meet Tim Tebow Favorite quote “I’m not afraid, at least not to die. I’m afraid to live and not remember why.” dream vacation Italy favorite course/professor at suu Professor Tawa favorite Thing ABout suu School colors Favorite Thing ABout Basketball Being part of a team why you chose suu Family Atmosphere

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PLAYER PROFILES Career Highs Points......................... 11, Centenary (2/14/11) FG............................ 4, Santa Clara (12/13/10) FT.............................. 5-7, Centenary (2/14/11) Rebs.......................... 11, Centenary (2/14/11) Assists................... 2, at Oral Roberts (1/17/11) Steals................................2, Pacific (11/23/10) Blocks............................. 1, Oakland (2/26/11) Mins......................................24, UMKC (2/5/11)

Career Statistics Total 3-PT Rebounds

Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg. 2010-11 30 0 369 12.3 28 60 .467 0 0 .000 42 57 .737 33 63 96 3.2 57 2 9 20 9 7 98 3.3 TOTALS 30 0 369 12.3 28 60 .467 0 0 .000 42 57 .737 33 63 96 3.2 57 2 9 20 9 7 98 3.3

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PLAYER PROFILES

kimie Hawkins

Favorite Color Purple FAvorite Hobby Playing basketball Favorite Book Twilight FAvorite Food Mexican Favorite Movie Drumline THREE ARTISTS ON MY iPOD Frank Ocean, Lil Wayne, Wale One Word To Describe Yourself Funny Best Basketball Memory Making the JC Final Four in California Other Sports Played Softball Favorite Athlete Tim Duncan Teammate who makes me laugh Carli Most Influential on Career My Mother Can’t Live without Family Favorite quote “Good, better, best. Never let it rest before your good becomes your better and your better becomes your best!” dream vacation Hawaii favorite course/professor at suu Social Theory favorite Thing ABout suu The environment Favorite Thing ABout Basketball Playing on a team why you chose suu To play Divison I basketball

5-11 Forward Junior Moreno Valley, California Mt. SAC/ Vista Del Lago HS

Career Statistics (at mt. sac)

Total 3-PT Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg 2009-10 30 - 607 20.2 78 179 .436 0 0 .000 62 104 .596 76 94 170 5.7 2010-11 31 - 628 20.3 114 237 .481 0 0 .000 124 191 .649 129 127 256 8.3 TOTALS 61 - 1235 20.3 192 416 .339 0 0 .000 186 295 .631 205 221 426 7.0

PF - - -

FO Ast TO - 21 - - 48 - - 69 -

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Blk Stl 8 31 9 43 17 74

Pts Avg. 218 7.27 352 11.35 570 9.34

PLAYER PROFILES

torey hill

6-2 Forward/Center Redshirt Freshman Viking, Alberta, Canada Viking HS

Favorite Color Green FAvorite Hobby Horseback riding Favorite Book Oh, the Places You’ll Go by Dr. Seuss FAvorite Food Mac and Cheese Favorite Movie The Dark Knight THREE ARTISTS ON MY iPOD K’Naan, Gym Class Heroes, Jason Derulo One Word To Describe Yourself Canadian Best Basketball Memory Scoring 50 points to win our zone in HS Other Sports Played Soccer, Track, Badminton Favorite Athlete Paul Pierce Teammate who makes me laugh Angel Most Influential on Career My Dad Can’t Live without My phone Famous Person Most Like To meet Muhammad Ali Sports Crush Rajon Rondo Favorite quote “When something bad happens you have three choices. You can either let it define you, let it destroy you or let it strengthen you.” dream vacation Germany favorite course/professor at suu PE 1543, Julie Taylor Favorite Thing ABout Basketball Having friends, family for life why you chose suu It was small and very welcoming

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Hailey Mandelko Favorite Color Blue FAvorite Hobby Boating Favorite Book Nineteen Minutes FAvorite Food Mexican Favorite Movie Glory Road or Hocus Pocus THREE ARTISTS ON MY iPOD Keith Urban, Eric Church, Lil Wayne One Word To Describe Yourself Easy-going Best Basketball Memory Beating our rival in the district final Other Sports Played Volleyball, Soccer, Track Favorite Athlete J.J. Redick Teammate who makes me laugh Carli Most Influential on Career My family Can’t Live without My Mom Famous Person Most Like To meet Keith Urban Sports Crush Christiano Ronaldo Favorite quote “I may win and I may lose, but I will never be defeated.” -Emmit Smith dream vacation Jamaica favorite course/professor at suu Government, Professor Howells Favorite Thing ABout SUU My teammates, coaches, friends Favorite Thing ABout Basketball I never feel out of place why you chose suu It felt right

5-8 Guard Freshman Lexington, Nebraska Lexington HS

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marquelle funk 6-0 Guard Freshman Highland, Utah Lone Peak HS

Favorite Color Purple FAvorite Hobby Horseback riding Favorite Book Harry Potter FAvorite Food Spaghetti Favorite Movie The Blindside THREE ARTISTS ON MY iPOD Adele, The Script, Ellie Goulding One Word To Describe Yourself Charismatic Best Basketball Memory Scoring the 1,000th point in high school Other Sports Played Volleyball Favorite Athlete Michael Jordan Teammate who makes me laugh Carli Most Influential on Career My mom and dad Can’t Live without My family Famous Person Most Like To meet Taylor Lautner Sports Crush David Beckham Favorite quote “Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is what your are while your reputation is merely what others think you are.” -John Wooden favorite Thing ABout suu I can walk just about anywhere dream vacation Tour through Europe Favorite Thing ABout Basketball Winning why you chose suu The coaches and the girls, they’re awesome!

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BRENNA GATES

Favorite Color Teal, Aqua FAvorite Hobby Photography Favorite Book Pride and Prejudice FAvorite Food Italian Favorite Movie Dirty Dancing (the original) THREE ARTISTS ON MY iPOD The Script, Blake Shelton, Trey Songz One Word To Describe Yourself Sarcastic Best Basketball Memory Averaging 35 points and 38 rebounds in a tournament Other Sports Played Volleyball, Softball, Soccer Favorite Athlete Dirk Nowitzki Teammate who makes me laugh Carli Most Influential on Career My Mom Can’t Live without My family Famous Person Most Like To meet Michael Jordan Sports Crush William Zillman dream vacation Italy favorite course/professor at suu Wellness Dynamics, Jennie McBride Favorite Thing ABout SUU The people here are great, nice, caring and genuine Favorite Thing ABout Basketball Competitive nature of the game why you chose suu I fell in love with the campus, the coaches and the team!

6-4 Center Freshman Olivehurst, California Lindhurst HS

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TAYLOR MAYNES

5-9 Guard Freshman Salome, Arizona Salome HS

Favorite Color Orange and Green FAvorite Hobby Camping, Boating, Tubing Favorite Book Orange and Green FAvorite Food Chocolate Chip Cookies Favorite Movie Pirates THREE ARTISTS ON MY iPOD Toby Keith, Pink, Sara Evans One Word To Describe Yourself Ummm... Best Basketball Memory Winning the regional championship game in overtime Other Sports Played Volleyball and Track Favorite Athlete Larry Fitzgerald, Steve Nash Teammate who makes me laugh Everyone Most Influential on Career My Mom Can’t Live without Coffee or Chocolate Famous Person Most Like To meet Channing Tatum Sports Crush Larry Fitzgerald Favorite quote “Happiness depends upon ourselves.” dream vacation Italy favorite course/professor at suu Human Development Through the Lifespan Favorite Thing ABout SUU Everybody is very friendly Favorite Thing ABout Basketball Pushing myself and others to succeed why you chose suu The coaching staff and location

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2010-11 OVERALL STATS

OVERALL STATS ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE

OVERALL 16-14 10-8 6-6

HOME 11-4 6-3 5-1

AWAY 5-9 4-5 1-4

NEUTRAL 0-1 0-0 0-1

TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 24 PASCUCCI, Challis 30 30 925 30.8 179 329 .544 1 5 .200 157 186 .844 77 191 268 8.9 96 4 19 76 35 14 516 17.2 32 SEARS, Caitlyn 30 30 1045 34.8 184 416 .442 26 63 .413 65 85 .765 61 105 166 5.5 54 1 50 58 10 50 459 15.3 03 JACKSON, Desiree 30 29 669 22.3 107 281 .381 9 43 .209 70 97 .722 33 53 86 2.9 75 2 49 80 10 35 293 9.8 13 GOFF, Kaila 30 30 811 27.0 73 214 .341 31 105 .295 15 30 .500 10 62 72 2.4 66 0 149 109 4 52 192 6.4 05 JONES, Andrea 29 0 634 21.9 61 179 .341 24 76 .316 25 27 .926 17 44 61 2.1 41 0 53 59 1 23 171 5.9 31 ANDERSON, Tayler 30 30 800 26.7 49 139 .353 2 4 .500 22 39 .564 61 124 185 6.2 105 9 68 59 11 26 122 4.1 15 MORELAND, Carli 30 0 369 12.3 28 60 .467 0 0 .000 42 57 .737 33 63 96 3.2 57 2 9 20 9 7 98 3.3 44 THORLEY, Chanel 25 0 180 7.2 23 49 .469 0 0 .000 10 23 .435 25 39 64 2.6 20 0 0 14 4 4 56 2.2 04 DORN, Angel 24 0 183 7.6 13 45 .289 6 19 .316 15 23 .652 7 12 19 0.8 26 0 4 26 2 11 47 2.0 10 NORMAN, DJ 28 1 201 7.2 13 48 .271 3 7 .429 21 36 .583 7 9 16 0.6 17 0 14 29 0 3 50 1.8 14 RINGER, Meghan 19 0 108 5.7 8 23 .348 0 2 .000 6 10 .600 9 21 30 1.6 9 0 2 6 1 0 22 1.2 12 PARSONS, Jadie 11 0 63 5.7 2 24 .083 1 18 .056 4 6 .667 7 6 13 1.2 9 0 2 4 0 3 9 0.8 20 WYNN, Dani 6 0 12 2.0 2 4 .500 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 0.7 TM TEAM 79 58 137 9 Total 30 742 1811 .410 103 342 .301 452 619 .730 426 788 1214 40.5 576 18 419 549 87 228 2039 68.0 Opponents 30 777 1896 .410 165 512 .322 435 613 .710 425 744 1169 39.0 532 - 415 473 121 251 2154 71.8 SCORE BY PERIODS: Southern Utah Opponents

1st 2nd Total 978 1061 2039 1058 1096 2154

DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL Southern Utah 60 8 68 Opponents 77 5 82

Team Statistics

SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct 3 POINT FG-ATT 3-point FG pct 3-pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin

SUU

2039 68.0 -3.8 742-1811 .410 103-342 .301 3.4 452-619 .730 15.1 1214 40.5 +1.5

OPP

2154 71.8 777-1896 .410 165-512 .322 5.5 435-613 .710 14.5 1169 39.0 -

Team Statistics

ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-Avg/Game Neutral site-Avg/Game

SUU

419 14.0 549 18.3 -2.5 0.8 228 7.6 87 2.9 6704 15-447 -

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OPP

415 13.8 473 15.8 0.9 251 8.4 121 4.0 10358 14-740 1-0

2010-11 SUMMIT LEAGUE STATS

SUMMIT LEAGUE STATS ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE

OVERALL 16-14 10-8 6-6

HOME 11-4 6-3 5-1

AWAY 5-9 4-5 1-4

NEUTRAL 0-1 0-0 0-1

TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO 24 PASCUCCI, Challis 18 18 569 31.6 108 195 .554 1 3 .333 102 123 .829 49 127 176 9.8 57 2 32 SEARS, Caitlyn 18 18 622 34.6 108 248 .435 15 39 .385 36 49 .735 31 55 86 4.8 35 0 03 JACKSON, Desiree 18 17 418 23.2 66 179 .369 4 19 .211 49 65 .754 19 34 53 2.9 42 1 05 JONES, Andrea 18 0 430 23.9 48 125 .384 17 53 .321 18 20 .900 10 28 38 2.1 27 0 13 GOFF, Kaila 18 18 483 26.8 42 130 .323 17 68 .250 14 22 .636 6 34 40 2.2 41 0 31 ANDERSON, Tayler 18 18 466 25.9 31 78 .397 1 2 .500 15 26 .577 37 79 116 6.4 67 7 15 MORELAND, Carli 18 0 245 13.6 14 30 .467 0 0 .000 26 35 .743 21 48 69 3.8 42 2 44 THORLEY, Chanel 15 0 96 6.4 18 32 .563 0 0 .000 4 12 .333 16 19 35 2.3 15 0 04 DORN, Angel 13 0 78 6.0 8 23 .348 3 8 .375 7 13 .538 2 5 7 0.5 14 0 10 NORMAN, DJ 17 1 127 7.5 7 28 .250 2 3 .667 12 21 .571 5 5 10 0.6 15 0 12 PARSONS, Jadie 3 0 19 6.3 0 6 .000 0 5 .000 4 4 1.000 3 0 3 1.0 2 0 14 RINGER, Meghan 10 0 46 4.6 1 4 .250 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 3 13 16 1.6 3 0 20 WYNN, Dani 1 0 1 1.0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 TM TEAM 44 40 84 4.7 0 Total 18 451 1078 .418 60 200 .300 289 392 .737 246 487 733 40.7 360 12 OpponentS 18 465 1145 .406 91 305 .298 288 397 .725 249 444 693 38.5 325 - SCORE BY PERIODS: Southern Utah Opponents

Team Statistics

1st 586 625

A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 8 43 23 7 319 17.7 27 41 9 33 267 14.8 31 48 8 27 185 10.3 30 42 1 15 131 7.3 96 69 1 26 115 6.4 45 29 5 18 78 4.3 5 15 8 4 54 3.0 0 9 1 0 40 2.7 0 14 1 3 26 2.0 9 16 0 1 28 1.6 0 1 0 1 4 1.3 0 3 1 0 4 0.4 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 2 0 251 332 58 135 1251 69.5 234 271 74 147 1309 72.7

2nd Total 665 1251 684 1309

SUU

1251 69.5 -3.2 451-1078 .418 60-200 .300 3.3 289-392 .737 16.1 733 40.7 +2.2

OPP

1309 72.7 465-1145 .406 91-305 .298 5.1 288-397 .725 16.0 693 38.5 -

Team Statistics

ASSISTs Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-Avg/Game Neutral site-Avg/Game

SUU

251 13.9 332 18.4 -3.4 0.8 135 7.5 58 3.2 4635 9-515 -

OPP

234 13.0 271 15.1 0.9 147 8.2 74 4.1 6509 9-723 0-0

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2010-11 RESULTS / GAME HIGHS Opponent

Date

at UNLV at Boise State

11/12/10 11/16/10

Score 42-76 80-91

MONTANA STATE 11/19/10 62-76 PACIFIC 11/23/10 79-78 at Utah Valley 11/26/10 73-63 at Utah State 11/29/10 56-63

WL L L

POINTS REBOUNDS 16-PASCUCCI, Challis 7-PASCUCCI, Challis 22-SEARS, Caitlyn 13-PASCUCCI, Challis

16-SEARS, Caitlyn 9-SEARS, Caitlyn ANDERSON, Tayler W 21-SEARS, Caitlyn 6-SEARS, Caitlyn W L

at OAKLAND 12/2/10 39-68 L

19-PASCUCCI, Challis 10-SEARS, Caitlyn 16-PASCUCCI, Challis 10-ANDERSON, Tayler 10-PASCUCCI, Challis JONES, Andrea

6-SEARS, Caitlyn

at IPFW 12/4/10 69-66 W 19-JACKSON, Desiree UTAH VALLEY 12/11/10 69-50 W 28-PASCUCCI, Challis SANTA CLARA 12/13/10 80-67 W 28-PASCUCCI, Challis

10-PASCUCCI, Challis 6-PASCUCCI, Challis SEARS, Caitlyn 14-PASCUCCI, Challis

OREGON STATE

12/17/10

62-61

17-PASCUCCI, Challis 10-PASCUCCI, Challis

WEBER STATE

12/21/10

66-53

26-PASCUCCI, Challis 12-PASCUCCI, Challis

SOUTH DAKOTA ST 12/29/10 73-72 NORTH DAKOTA ST 12/31/10 82-71

W 28-SEARS, Caitlyn 19-PASCUCCI, Challis W 23-SEARS, Caitlyn 8-MORELAND, Carli SEARS, Caitlyn

at Gonzaga at UMKC at Centenary

1/3/11 1/8/11 1/15/11

61-102 66-73 89-76

L L W

18-PASCUCCI, Challis 8-ANDERSON, Tayler 27-PASCUCCI, Challis 6-GOFF, Kaila 23-SEARS, Caitlyn 10-PASCUCCI, Challis

at Oral Roberts

1/17/11

75-115

19-PASCUCCI, Challis 11-THORLEY, Chanel

IUPUI

1/22/11

84-72

25-PASCUCCI, Challis 12-PASCUCCI, Challis

WESTERN ILLINOIS at South Dakota St

1/24/11 1/29/11

62-77 61-81

L L

23-PASCUCCI, Challis 16-ANDERSON, Tayler 19-PASCUCCI, Challis 14-PASCUCCI, Challis

at North Dakota St 1/31/11 54-74 UMKC 2/5/11 68-71

L L

ORAL ROBERTS CENTENARY at Western Illinois at IUPUI

2/12/11 2/14/11 2/19/11 2/21/11

101-93 73-63 65-53 62-45

W W W W

28-JACKSON, Desiree 14-SEARS, Caitlyn 18-PASCUCCI, Challis 19-JACKSON, Desiree

OAKLAND

2/26/11

60-49

28-PASCUCCI, Challis

9-PASCUCCI, Challis

IPFW vs Oakland

2/28/11 3/6/11

68-90 58-65

L L

25-SEARS, Caitlyn 23-SEARS, Caitlyn

8-PASCUCCI, Challis 9-SEARS, Caitlyn

11-PASCUCCI, Challis 11-PASCUCCI, Challis ANDERSON, Tayler 24-PASCUCCI, Challis 8-PASCUCCI, Challis 13-PASCUCCI, Challis 11-MORELAND, Carli 12-PASCUCCI, Challis 10-PASCUCCI, Challis

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ASSISTS

STEALS

BLOCKED SHOTS

4-GOFF, Kaila 1-DORN, Angel 3-PASCUCCI, Challis 5-JONES, Andrea 2-THORLEY, Chanel 2-PASCUCCI, Challis JONES, Andrea SEARS, Caitlyn 5-GOFF, Kaila 3-SEARS, Caitlyn 1-THORLEY, Chanel GOFF, Kaila PASCUCCI, Challis 4-JONES, Andrea 3-GOFF, Kaila None GOFF, Kaila 6-GOFF, Kaila 6-GOFF, Kaila 2-GOFF, Kaila 5-GOFF, Kaila 2-SEARS, Caitlyn None JACKSON, Desiree ANDERSON, Tayler 3-JACKSON, Desiree 1-SEARS, Caitlyn 1-ANDERSON, Tayler JACKSON, Desiree PASCUCCI, Challis MORELAND, Carli MORELAND, Carli JONES, Andrea SEARS, Caitlyn 7-ANDERSON, Tayler 2-ANDERSON, Tayler 2-JACKSON, Desiree 7-GOFF, Kaila 3-GOFF, Kaila 1-PASCUCCI, Challis ANDERSON, Tayler 7-GOFF, Kaila 3-DORN, Angel 1-MORELAND, Carli GOFF, Kaila GOFF, Kaila PASCUCCI, Challis JACKSON, Desiree ANDERSON, Tayler 3-GOFF, Kaila 3-GOFF, Kaila 1-ANDERSON, Tayler ANDERSON, Tayler PASCUCCI, Challis PASCUCCI, Challis 2-GOFF, Kaila 2-GOFF, Kaila 3-PASCUCCI, Challis ANDERSON, Tayler 8-GOFF, Kaila 4-SEARS, Caitlyn 4-PASCUCCI, Challis 6-GOFF, Kaila 2-ANDERSON, Tayler 2-PASCUCCI, Challis SEARS, Caitlyn GOFF, Kaila 9-GOFF, Kaila 3-JONES, Andrea 1-PASCUCCI, Challis 5-SEARS, Caitlyn 3-JACKSON, Desiree 2-PASCUCCI, Challis 6-GOFF, Kaila 5-JACKSON, Desiree 1-MORELAND, Carli THORLEY, Chanel SEARS, Caitlyn PASCUCCI, Challis 3-NORMAN, DJ 1-JACKSON, Desiree 1-RINGER, Meghan GOFF, Kaila SEARS, Caitlyn JONES, Andrea 8-GOFF, Kaila 5-SEARS, Caitlyn 1-PASCUCCI, Challis DORN, Angel 7-ANDERSON, Tayler 3-SEARS, Caitlyn 4-PASCUCCI, Challis 3-ANDERSON, Tayler 2-SEARS, Caitlyn 3-JACKSON, Desiree SEARS, Caitlyn JACKSON, Desiree 4-JONES, Andrea 2-JONES, Andrea 1-PASCUCCI, Challis GOFF, Kaila JACKSON, Desiree 8-GOFF, Kaila 3-GOFF, Kaila 1-JONES, Andrea SEARS, Caitlyn MORELAND, Carli 10-GOFF, Kaila 3-SEARS, Caitlyn 3-PASCUCCI, Challis 5-GOFF, Kaila 5-GOFF, Kaila 1-ANDERSON, Tayler 8-GOFF, Kaila 3-ANDERSON, Tayler None 2-GOFF, Kaila 3-GOFF, Kaila 1-ANDERSON, Tayler ANDERSON, Tayler JACKSON, Desiree 7-GOFF, Kaila 2-JONES, Andrea 1-MORELAND, Carli SEARS, Caitlyn 6-GOFF, Kaila 2-JACKSON, Desiree 2-PASCUCCI, Challis 4-JONES, Andrea 2-SEARS, Caitlyn 1-ANDERSON, Tayler JACKSON, Desiree

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2010-11 GAME-BY-GAME COMPARISON

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1st 20/38 33/47 27/39 32/37 36/31 35/34 19/36 29/33 37/24 39/31 35/32 39/25 36/40 39/32 36/63 35/39 38/40 37/60 39/31 25/38 31/39 24/40 33/33 46/38 41/26 33/15 31/23 20/23 30/39 23/32

2n d 2 2/38 47/44 35/37 47/41 37/32 21/29 20/32 40/33 32/26 41/36 27/29 27/28 37/32 43/39 25/39 31/34 51/36 38/55 45/41 37/39 30/42 30/34 35/38 55/55 32/37 32/38 31/22 40/26 38/51 35/33

S co re 42-76 80-91 62-76 79-78 73-63 56-63 39-68 69-66 69-50 80-67 62-61 66-53 73-72 82-71 61-102 66-73 89-76 75-115 84-72 62-77 61-81 54-74 68-71 101-93 73-63 65-53 62-45 60-49 68-90 58-65

M ar (34) (11) (14) +1 + 10 (7 ) (29) +3 + 19 + 13 +1 + 13 +1 + 11 (41) (7 ) + 13 (40) + 12 (15) (20) (20) (3 ) +8 + 10 + 12 + 17 + 11 (22) (7 )

T o tal F G 16-56/28-79 31-73/29-64 23-66/30-62 29-58/30-65 27-59/18-50 22-64/23-55 13-53/26-52 24-52/23-71 26-61/22-53 29-64/25-70 23-56/23-58 19-54/17-58 30-66/25-57 28-60/22-63 25-67/44-79 22-54/28-67 36-72/21-59 28-74/42-84 29-54/29-63 24-67/31-64 22-56/23-61 19-58/28-65 25-65/24-61 32-63/33-78 28-76/21-61 26-63/20-59 24-51/18-53 19-50/17-60 22-44/34-67 21-55/23-58

F G P ct 3 -P o in te rs .286/.3 5 4 3 -1 0 /6 -2 2 .425/.4 5 3 2 -1 1 /1 0 -2 3 .348/.4 8 4 4 -1 5 /7 -1 7 .500/.4 6 2 4 -1 2 /9 -2 1 .458/.3 6 0 5 -9 /5 -1 5 .344/.4 1 8 6 -1 7 /4 -1 0 .245/.5 0 0 4 -1 7 /8 -1 5 .462/.3 2 4 6 -1 0 /3 -2 4 .426/.4 1 5 3 -1 2 /3 -1 3 .453/.3 5 7 1 -9 /5 -1 7 .411/.3 9 7 5 -1 3 /7 -1 9 .352/.2 9 3 3 -8 /5 -1 9 .455/.4 3 9 3 -1 6 /7 -1 6 .467/.3 4 9 5 -1 3 /6 -2 0 .373/.5 5 7 0 -8 /8 -1 8 .407/.4 1 8 4 -1 1 /3 -6 .500/.3 5 6 4 -1 0 /7 -1 4 .378/.5 0 0 2 -1 1 /2 -2 4 .537/.4 6 0 2 -4 /6 -2 1 .358/.4 8 4 2 -9 /5 -1 6 .393/.3 7 7 4 -1 4 /9 -2 0 .328/.4 3 1 3 -1 0 /5 -1 6 .385/.3 9 3 5 -1 3 /2 -1 0 .508/.4 2 3 5 -1 7 /5 -1 9 .368/.3 4 4 1 -8 /5 -1 8 .413/.3 3 9 2 -7 /3 -1 6 .471/.3 4 0 2 -9 /1 -1 2 .380/.2 8 3 3 -1 2 /2 -1 3 .500/.5 0 7 3 -9 /1 2 -2 5 .382/.3 9 7 7 -1 8 /5 -1 3

N ote: G am e totals are displayed in th e fo rm a t T E A M /O P P O N E N T fo r each ca te g o ry

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omen's Basketball me Comparison (as of Sep 14, 2011) ames 3F G P ct .300/.273 .182 /.435 .267/.412 .333 /.429 .556/.333 .353 /.400 .235/.533 .600 /.125 .250/.231 .111 /.294 .385/.368 .375 /.263 .188/.438 .385 /.300 .000/.444 .364 /.500 .400/.500 .182 /.083 .500/.286 .222 /.313 .286/.450 .300 /.313 .385/.200 .294 /.263 .125/.278 .286 /.188 .222/.083 .250 /.154 .333/.480 .389 /.385

F ree T h ro w 7-9/14-19 16-22/23-34 12-18/9 -13 17-20/9-14 14-18/22-31 6-8/13-22 9-14/8-14 15-23/17-21 14-21/3 -6 21-33/12-19 11-17/8 -11 25-32/14-20 10-14/15-24 21-25/21-32 11-14/6 -9 18-23/14-19 13-18/27-30 17-30/29-41 24-32/8 -10 12-17/10-15 13-22/26-42 13-16/13-15 13-19/21-25 32-42/22-31 16-24/16-23 11-15/10-16 12-15/8 -11 19-20/13-17 21-23/10-11 9-15/14-18

F T P ct .778/.737 .727/.676 .667/.692 .850/.643 .778/.710 .750/.591 .643/.571 .652/.810 .667/.500 .636/.632 .647/.727 .781/.700 .714/.625 .840/.656 .786/.667 .783/.737 .722/.900 .567/.707 .750/.800 .706/.667 .591/.619 .813/.867 .684/.840 .762/.710 .667/.696 .733/.625 .800/.727 .950/.765 .913/.909 .600/.778

Rebounds 36/58 (22) 36/4 4 (8 ) 38/43 (5 ) 32/3 8 (6 ) 39/30 + 9 46/3 5 + 11 37/37 43/3 7 + 6 36/35 + 1 52/4 4 + 8 47/28 + 19 47/3 6 + 11 38/38 38/4 4 (6 ) 29/52 (23) 30/4 3 (13) 54/23 + 31 56/5 0 + 6 41/19 + 22 46/3 9 + 7 39/47 (8 ) 34/4 3 (9 ) 39/45 (6 ) 46/3 8 + 8 56/44 + 12 45/3 9 + 6 34/32 + 2 30/4 6 (16) 27/29 (2 ) 43/3 3 + 10

A ssist 11/20 14/15 12/14 17/12 16/12 16/17 8/24 15/7 17/12 15/14 15/13 7/12 19/18 15/8 17/26 14/15 12/9 13/14 16/15 14/21 11/15 11/16 17/13 19/8 16/10 16/9 8 /8 14/9 13/15 11/14

T /O ver B lo c k S teal F o u ls 22/11 5 /8 1/11 16 /1 4 15/21 4 /5 9 /3 2 9 /2 1 17/19 2 /4 9 /9 1 7 /1 4 18/21 0 /4 11/8 1 6 /1 9 21/19 2 /2 11/8 23 /1 9 21/16 0 /1 9 /7 2 2 /1 0 19/14 4 /6 4 /7 1 6 /1 5 26/12 5 /5 7 /8 2 3 /2 0 16/28 2 /4 11/4 15 /1 9 15/15 5 /3 7 /8 1 7 /2 5 21/15 1 /7 6/17 13 /1 6 17/15 5 /1 6 /5 2 0 /2 4 17/19 6 /1 12/11 21 /1 5 17/16 3 /3 7 /8 2 6 /1 9 15/13 1 /4 7/10 12 /1 2 18/17 4 /9 8 /6 1 8 /2 2 23/16 4 /8 10/8 2 2 /1 5 25/12 1 /2 4/14 2 9 /2 4 22/18 2 /1 11/9 14 /2 1 16/12 6 /1 7 /8 1 6 /1 7 19/11 7 /7 6 /8 29 /1 7 17/12 2 /8 5 /9 1 7 /1 2 13/15 3 /8 6 /5 2 0 /1 8 24/16 4 /2 6/13 2 3 /2 7 11/17 1 /6 12/4 2 0 /2 2 17/21 0 /0 10/6 1 9 /1 3 19/21 1 /5 9 /9 1 8 /1 4 8/14 2 /2 7 /2 1 5 /1 7 21/8 3 /0 4/12 14 /1 7 19/9 2 /4 6/14 1 6 /1 4

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THE SUMMIT LEAGUE Celebrating its 30th season in Division I athletics

“Ascending” and “improving” are adjectives frequently used in media coverage of The Summit League as it continues a renaissance on the playing eld and in the classroom. As The Summit League celebrates its 30th anniversary season as an NCAA Division I athletics conference, the level of performance and achievement among the 11 member institutions and over 3,000 student-athletes in 19 championship sports continues to grow. Since 2007, The Summit League has produced 39 All-Americans and 28 Academic All-America selections along with three NCAA Champions, two NBA Draft choices and one Olympic Silver medalist. Headlining The Summit League’s most recent history were the additions of the University of South Dakota and the University of Nebraska Omaha to its membership. USD joined in 2009 and the 2011-12 academic year marks its rst year of full league competition. UNO’s membership took effect on July 1, 2011 and it will begin league competition in 2012-13. The Summit League’s visibility continues to expand on several fronts. The 2011 Baseball Championship drew a record 5,128 fans, topping the previous high by almost 1,500. Another successful Summit League Basketball Championship totaled a combined attendance of over 32,000 which ranked as the second-highest gure in league history while the men’s tournament was one of just six outside the traditional “power conferences” to average 4,400 or better per session. Television exposure also increased with the broadcasts of four Summit League sport championships in 2010-11. For the second consecutive season, all 14 men’s and women’s basketball tournament games were televised live, including the women’s championship on ESPNU and the men’s on ESPN2. Furthermore, The Summit League Outdoor Track and Field Championships were televised for the rst time and the league’s entire Baseball Tournament was carried live, marking another rst. The national reach of The Summit League was furthered when three member institutions hosted 2010-11 NCAA Championship events. IUPUI was a quad-host for the Women’s Basketball Final Four, UMKC co-hosted the Volleyball Championship and Oakland hosted the Great Lakes Cross Country Regional Championship. In 2013, Oakland will host the Men’s Basketball Second and Third Rounds and IUPUI will serve as co-host for a Men’s Basketball Regional. In men’s basketball, The Summit League ranked No. 18 in the Sagarin Ratings, placing four teams among the top 150 and six in the top 200. In the Mid-Major Top 25 poll, league champion Oakland ranked No. 5 with two rst-place votes entering the NCAA Tournament, putting them ahead of two Final Four participants, including the national runner-up. The Summit League set a leaguerecord by playing 16 games against AP nationally-ranked teams, the highest total among mid-majors, including seven top-10 opponents, highlighted by Oakland’s win at then-No. 7 Tennessee. Women’s basketball joined the men in sending multiple teams to the postseason with three teams advancing for the second-straight year, including Oral Roberts, which reached the WNIT’s round of 16 to match the league’s deepest run in that tournament. Summit League teams combined to record four victories over “power six” conference foes during the season.

Individually on the hardwood, Oakland’s Keith Benson was selected in the second round of the 2011 NBA Draft by the Atlanta Hawks and Oral Roberts’ Steven Roundtree was named Mid-Major Freshman of the Year by CollegeInsider.com. On the women’s side, ORU’s Kevi Luper became the rst player in NCAA history to lead the nation in both points per game and steals per game in the same season. Several teams continued impressive championship streaks within the league in 2010-11. Oral Roberts, which nished the season nationally-ranked, won its 14th-straight baseball title, tying for the second-longest streak in NCAA history. Oakland captured its 12thconsecutive men’s and women’s swimming and diving titles while North Dakota State won its fourth-straight men’s and women’s indoor track and eld championships and its third softball crown in a row. South Dakota State became the rst women’s basketball team to win three consecutive league championships. The Summit League enjoyed a successful track and eld season with eight All-Americans, including six at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. Oral Roberts’ Jack Whitt nished as runner-up in the pole vault at the Outdoor Championships after placing third indoors. North Dakota State’s Whitney Carlson became the rst female athlete in league history to earn All-America honors in two events at both the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships during the same year. Two Summit League student-athletes received the prestigious NCAA Elite 88 Award, given to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade-point average participating at the nals site for each of the NCAA championships. Amy Anderson (women’s golf) and Carlson (outdoor track and eld), both from North Dakota State, the lone non-FBS public university to have multiple recipients, were presented with the honor and added All-America honors for their athletic performances. Anderson led the league’s individual accomplishments, placing 12th at the NCAA Women’s Golf Championships, the highest nish ever by a Summit League player, and competing as an amateur in the U.S. Women’s Open. IPFW’s Amy Recht claimed her fourth consecutive Women’s Tennis Player of the Year honor and became the rst Summit League athlete to win the sport’s top award in each season of eligibility. Academically, six Summit League student-athletes received Academic All-America honors and six teams were bestowed with the NCAA Public Recognition Award, an honor given to teams that have a Division I Academic Progress Rate (APR) in the top 10 percent of all squads in their respective sports. The accomplishments of 2010-11 came on the heels of the exceptional success the previous two years. In 2009-10, IUPUI’s Chen Ni became The Summit League’s rst female NCAA Champion when she took rst in the platform dive. Oakland’s Keith Benson was named the Lou Henson Award winner as the nation’s Mid-Major Player of the Year. The preceding year, Oral Roberts track star Andretti Bain won a silver medal at the 2008 Beijing Olympics as a member of the

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Commissioner .................................................................Tom Douple Associate Commissioner .....................................Myndee Kay Larsen Assistant Commissioner .................................................Angie Torain Director of Communications .......................................... David Brauer Director of Marketing ..............................................Vanessa Quimpo Associate Director of Communications ............................ Greg Mette Assistant Director of Compliance & Administration ....Matthew Boyer Communications Assistant .............................. Stephanie Sabaduquia

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One of the Summit League’s most iconic moments came when Valparaiso’s Bryce Drew hit “the shot”, a game-winning three-pointer at the buzzer, to top Mississippi in the rst round of the 1998 NCAA Tournament. Valpo’s story captivated the nation as they became the league’s second team to reach the “Sweet 16.” Bahamas’ 4x400-meter relay team after winning both the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor 400meter titles and IUPUI’s George Hill became The Summit League’s second NBA rst round draft pick. Originally formed in 1982 as the Association of Mid-Continent Universities and later known as the Mid-Continent Conference, The Summit League is in its fth year of rebranding that followed its 25th anniversary and coincided with the Summit Plan, a strategic plan that places a renewed emphasis on improving the academic and athletic performances of all league student-athletes. Included in the plan was the league’s new name, the creation of a new image and the addition of three member institutions. The Summit League has a combined enrollment of over 135,000 at 11 universities, ve of which are located in the top 76 U.S. media markets (Detroit, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Tulsa and Omaha). Member institutions include: IPFW (Indiana University-Purdue UniversityFort Wayne), IUPUI (Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis), UMKC (University of Missouri-Kansas City), the University of Nebraska Omaha (which begins league competition in 2012-13), North Dakota State University, Oakland University, Oral Roberts University, the University of South Dakota (in its rst year as a full member), South Dakota State University, Southern Utah University and Western Illinois University. Eastern Illinois University is an associate member in swimming and diving and men’s soccer. These member institutions pride themselves on providing quality athletic, academic and social experiences for their student-athletes. The Summit League sponsors 19 championship sports: baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s swimming and diving, men’s and women’s indoor track and eld, men’s and women’s outdoor track and eld, men’s and women’s tennis, and volleyball. The league champion receives an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament in all applicable sports. Since its inception in 1982, The Summit League has had several transcendent moments on the national stage. In 1986, Cleveland State upset third-seeded Indiana in the rst round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament on its way to a berth in the Sweet 16. A decade later, Valparaiso captured the nation’s attention when Bryce Drew hit “the shot” to defeat No. 4 seed Mississippi in an NCAA rst-round game and spark its Sweet 16 run. More recently, Oral Roberts’ baseball program nished the 2004 campaign with a nationalranking and became the rst Summit League school to reach an NCAA Super Regional in 2006. Three years later, North Dakota State’s 2009 softball team became the rst League member to win an NCAA regional and advance to the Super Regional round. During the 2008-09 basketball season, South Dakota State’s women’s team was nationally-ranked throughout the year and capped its season with an NCAA Tournament rst round victory. The League has produced ve NCAA champions, four Olympic athletes and several AllAmericans in the sports of track and eld, swimming and diving and cross country. Numerous professional athletes and several draft choices have come directly from The Summit League, including three Major League Baseball rst round picks, a pair of NBA rst rounders, and one WNBA selection. Former Summit Leaguer Kevin Duckworth (NBA) was a two-time all-star during his professional career. Recent and historical success coupled with an increased growth among its membership base gives The Summit League a promising future on the landscape of college athletics.

IPFW Nickname: Mastodons Location: Fort Wayne, Ind. Enrollment: 14,193 Founded: 1964 Joined League: 2007 IUPUI Nickname: Jaguars Location: Indianapolis, Ind. Enrollment: 30,566 Founded: 1969 Joined League: 1998 UMKC Nickname: Kangaroos Location: Kansas City, Mo. Enrollment: 14,221 Founded: 1933 Joined League: 1994 NEBRASKA OMAHA Nickname: Mavericks Location: Omaha, Neb. Enrollment: 15,448 Founded: 1908 Joined League: 2011 NORTH DAKOTA STATE Nickname: Bison Location: Fargo, N.D. Enrollment: 14,407 Founded: 1890 Joined League: 2007 OAKLAND Nickname: Golden Grizzlies Location: Rochester, Mich. Enrollment: 19,053 Founded: 1957 Joined League: 1997 ORAL ROBERTS Nickname: Golden Eagles Location: Tulsa, Okla. Enrollment: 3,140 Founded: 1963 Joined League: 1997 SOUTH DAKOTA Nickname: Coyotes Location: Vermillion, S.D. Enrollment: 9,617 Founded: 1862 Joined League: 2011 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE Nickname: Jackrabbits Location: Brookings, S.D. Enrollment: 12,816 Founded: 1881 Joined League: 2007 SOUTHERN UTAH Nickname: Thunderbirds Location: Cedar City, Utah Enrollment: 8,066 Founded: 1897 Joined League: 1997 WESTERN ILLINOIS Nickname: Fighting Leathernecks Location: Macomb, Ill. Enrollment: 13,331 Founded: 1899 Joined League: 1982 (charter member) ASSOCIATE MEMBER: Eastern Illinois University competes as an associate member in swimming and diving and men’s soccer.

SUMMIT LEAGUE NOTABLES The Summit League has produced the following notable studentathletes during its 30 seasons at the Division I level ... Brian Anderson (Baseball): No. 3 pick in1993 Draft, World Series Champion Andretti Bain (Track & Field): 2-time NCAA Champion, Olympic Silver Medalist Tony Bennett (Basketball): NBA Draft pick, head coach at Virginia Liza Brown (Softball): 1st Team All-American, 2-time All-America selection Bryce Drew (Basketball): NBA Draft 1st Round pick, head coach at Valparaiso Kevin Duckworth: 2-time NBA All-Star, NBA Most Improved Player Award George Hill (Basketball): NBA Draft 1st Round pick Jim Maton (Track & Field): NCAA Champion Bill Mueller (Baseball): World Series and American League batting champion Prince Mumba (Track & Field): 2-time NCAA runner-up, Olympian Chen Ni (Swimming & Diving): NCAA Champion Anita Rapp (Soccer): 1st Team All-American, Olympic Gold Medalist Tony Sanneh (Soccer): 2nd Team All-American, U.S. National Team Dan Steele (Track & Field): NCAA Champion, Olympic Bronze Medalist (bobsled)

2010-11 SUMMIT LEAGUE RECAP Final Standings Summit Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. xOral Roberts # 16 2 .889 20 9 .690 xIPFW 12 5 .722 19 9 .679 xOakland 12 6 .667 18 11 .621 xSouth Dakota St. 12 6 .667 16 13 .552 xSouthern Utah 10 8 .556 16 13 .552 xUMKC 9 9 .500 14 15 .483 xNorth Dakota St. 9 9 .500 13 15 .464 xWestern Illinois 6 12 .333 8 20 .286 IUPUI 2 16 .111 4 24 .143 Centenary 1 17 .056 1 24 .040 # Regular Season Champion ^ Summit League Tournament Champion $ NCAA Tournament Participant & WNIT Participant % Women’s Basketball Inivitational Participant Summit League Awards Player of the Year Kevi Luper, ORU Coach of the Year Jerry Finkbeiner, ORU

FTM -FTA 519-686 425-568 394-535 452-619 435-602 455-649 350-507 323-470 325-487 231-374

Pct .757 .748 .736 .730 .723 .701 .690 .687 .667 .618

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 1. Oakland 2. North Dakota State 3. South Dakota State 4. Southern Utah 5. Oral Roberts 6. UMKC 7. Western Illinois 8. IPFW 9. IUPUI 10. Centenary

FIELD GOAL PCT 1. IPFW 2. Oral Roberts 3. South Dakota State 4. North Dakota State 5. Oakland 6. Southern Utah 7. UMKC 8. IUPUI 9. Western Illinois 10. Centenary

FGM-FGA 817-1814 1048-2358 770-1739 691-1641 772-1858 742-1811 681-1770 594-1553 609-1679 477-1339

Pct .450 .444 .443 .421 .416 .410 .385 .382 .363 .356

individual leaders SCORING Points Avg/G 1. LUPER, Kevi-ORU 806 23.7 2. WATTERWORTH, Bethany-OU 571 17.8 3. PASCUCCI, Challis-SUU 516 17.2 4. ROSADO, Stephanie-IPFW 513 16.5 5. PLUCKER, Abby-NDSU 463 16.0

3-POINT FG PCT 1. South Dakota State 2. IPFW 3. Oral Roberts 4. North Dakota State 5. Oakland 6. UMKC 7. Southern Utah 8. Centenary 9. IUPUI 10. Western Illinois BLOCKED SHOTS 1. Oakland 2. UMKC 3. North Dakota State 4. South Dakota State 5. IPFW 6. Centenary 7. Southern Utah 8. Oral Roberts 9. IUPUI 10. Western Illinois

Defensive Player of the Year Kevi Luper, ORU Sixth Woman of the Year Savanna Buck, Oral Roberts Newcomer of the Year Sadie Webb, Western Illionois First Team Jaci Bigham, ORU Kevi Luper, ORU Challis Pascucci, SUU Abby Plucker, NDSU Stephanie Rosado, IPFW Bethany Watterworth, OAK Second Team Jordan Pyle, ORU Kristin Rotert, SDSU Caitlyn Sears, SUU Jennie Sunnarborg, SDSU Jordan Zuppe, IPFW Honorable Mention Anne Boese, IPFW Sharise Calhoun, Oakland Ashley Jackson, Centenary Kerah Nelson, IUPUI Jill Young, SDSU All-Newcomer Team Kayla Drake, IPFW Desiree Jackson, SUU Zakiya Minifee, OU Elise O’Connor, UMKC Sadie Webb, Western Illinois

Team leaders

FREE THROW PCT 1. Oral Roberts 2. IPFW 3. Oakland 4. Southern Utah 5. UMKC 6. South Dakota State 7. North Dakota State 8. Centenary 9. Western Illinois 10. IUPUI

SCORING OFFENSE 1. Oral Roberts 2. IPFW 3. Southern Utah 4. South Dakota State 5. North Dakota State 6. Oakland 7. UMKC 8. Western Illinois 9. Centenary 10. IUPUI

Pts 2870 2294 2039 2215 1912 2087 1942 1662 1397 1538

Avg/G 84.4 74.0 68.0 67.1 65.9 65.2 64.7 57.3 55.9 54.9

SCORING DEFENSE 1. Oakland 2. South Dakota State 3. UMKC 4. North Dakota State 5. IPFW 6. Western Illinois 7. IUPUI 8. Southern Utah 9. Oral Roberts 10. Centenary

Pts 1890 2006 1935 1898 2029 1910 1903 2154 2564 2132

Avg/G 59.1 60.8 64.5 65.4 65.5 65.9 68.0 71.8 75.4 85.3

3FGM-3FGA Pct 220-603 .365 235-656 .358 255-741 .344 180-524 .344 149-459 .325 145-460 .315 103-342 .301 120-411 .292 119-427 .279 119-438 .272 No. Avg/G 156 4.9 142 4.7 119 4.1 107 3.2 96 3.1 73 2.9 87 2.9 91 2.7 69 2.5 47 1.6

ASSISTS 1. Oakland 2. Oral Roberts 3. South Dakota State 4. North Dakota State 5. IPFW 6. Southern Utah 7. UMKC 8. IUPUI 9. Western Illinois 10. Centenary

No. 524 498 482 408 435 419 391 348 344 253

Avg/G 16.4 14.6 14.6 14.1 14.0 14.0 13.0 12.4 11.9 10.1

STEALS 1. Oral Roberts 6. UMKC 2. IUPUI 3. Western Illinois 4. IPFW 5. Oakland 7. South Dakota State 8. Southern Utah 9. Centenary 10. North Dakota State

No. 491 239 253 254 258 262 254 228 159 180

Avg/G 14.4 8.0 9.0 8.8 8.3 8.2 7.7 7.6 6.4 6.2

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 1. Oral Roberts 2. UMKC 3. Southern Utah 4. Western Illinois 5. IPFW 6. North Dakota State 7. Oakland 8. Centenary 9. IUPUI 10. South Dakota State

No. 516 427 426 338 341 313 342 263 293 308

Avg/G 15.2 14.2 14.2 11.7 11.0 10.8 10.7 10.5 10.5 9.3

No. 877 767 871 788 890 772 674 715 612 521

REBOUNDING Total 1. PLUCKER, Abby-NDSU 292 2. PASCUCCI, Challis-SUU 268 3. PYLE, Jordan-ORU 287 4. FARRELL, Anne-CC 174 5. ROSADO, Stephanie-IPFW 229 FIELD GOAL PCT 1. PYLE, Jordan-ORU 2. PASCUCCI, Challis-SUU 3. ROSADO, Stephanie-IPFW 4. FARRELL, Anne-CC 5. BURICH,Janae-NDSU

FG -FGA 205-359 179-329 212-390 103-194 134-262

ASSISTS 1. BIGHAM, Jaci-ORU 2. GOFF, Kaila-SUU 3. ZUPPE, Jordan-IPFW

No. 157 149 122

FREE THROW PCT 1. ZUPPE, Jordan-IPFW 2. BIGHAM, Jaci-ORU 3. PASCUCCI, Challis-SUU

FT-FTA 71-79 72-83 157-186

STEALS 1. LUPER, Kevi-ORU 2. BIGHAM, Jaci-ORU 3. COOK, Ne-Ne-CC 3-POINT FG PCT 1. PLUCKER, Abby-NDSU 2. BOESE, Anne-IPFW 3. YOUNG, Jilll-SDSU

No. 126 69 55 3FG-3FGA 49-117 85-203 78-188

Avg/G 27.4 26.4 26.4 26.3 26.2 25.7 23.2 23.1 21.9 20.8

Avg/G 10.1 8.9 8.7 7.9 7.4 Pct .623 .544 .544 .531 .511 Avg/G 5.2 5.0 3.9 Pct .899 .867 .844 Avg/G 3.7 2.3 2.2 Pct .419 .419 .415

BLOCKED SHOTS 1. CARNAGO, Brittany-OU 2. BURICH,Janae-NDSU 3. HILL, Ashli-UMKC 4. ROSADO, Stephanie-IPFW 5. SUNNARBORG, Jennie-SDSU 6. PASCUCCI, Challis-SUU

No. 80 73 72 47 43 35

Avg/G 2.9 2.7 2.5 1.5 1.3 1.2

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 1. PYLE, Jordan-ORU 2. FARRELL, Anne-CC 3. PLUCKER, Abby-NDSU

No. 114 67 81

Avg/G 3.5 3.0 2.8

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 1. PLUCKER, Abby-NDSU 2. PASCUCCI, Challis-SUU 3. PYLE, Jordan-ORU

No. 211 191 173

Avg/G 7.3 6.4 5.2

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ALL-TIME ROSTER Brenda Acor Alicia Adams Julia Allender Angie (Tanner) Alvey Amy (Young) Anderson Content Anderson Sandy Anderson Tayler Anderson Missy Andresen Laura Bailey Katy Baker Lisa Ballantyne DeeAnn Barney Janell Barney Janis Beal Pam Beckstrand Jane Begay Julie Bellamy Michelle Bentley Jeaninne Bird Kim Bird Hadley Black Debbie Bone Apryl Brainard Kenzie Briggs Nina Brunt Cassie (Platt) Burgess Paula Burgoyne Janel Cassat Stephanie Chadwick Barbara Cleveland Rose Colledge Cash Connors Casey Cooke Katy Cooke Michelle Cottle Jana Crawford Virginia Creasy Silvia da Silva Taylor Dancer Sherrie Davies Bessie Dele Ellen Doane Carolyn Dodds Monica Doman Angel Dorn Shanna Draper Hillarie Dunn Linda Eames Elise Edwards Robyn Eliason Becca Elison Ann Esplin Cheryl Eyraud

F Shalee Fackrell Amanda Farish Cherri (Shurtleff) Frandsen

1987-89 1997-99 2003-05 1989-93 2004-06 1991-92 1985-86 2009-current 1996-97 1975-78 2004-05 1982-85 1977-78 1975-76 2003-05 1977-78 1978-80 1999-01 1979-81 1975-76 1993-94 1995-96 1977-78 1990-93 2002-04 2002-03 2008-10 1980-84 1994-95 1988-90 1978-79 1975-76 2005-07 2002-04 2003-04 1980-81 1982-83 1993-95 2005-07 2008-09 1986-88 1975-78 1989-91 1978-80 1995-97 2010-current 1987-91 1994-95 1980-81 1990-91 1977-78 1996-97 1993-94 1975-78 2002-03 2008-09 1992-96

Kim Free Stacey French Laurie Garrett Shauntel Garrett Sally Gines Kaila Goff Cheryl Grant Anita Green Ali Gressman Gloria Grover Amy Gubler Diane Gubler Kellee Hadfield Cassie (Warburton) Hahl Erin (Kelly) Hamlin Erin Haskins Caroline Heaton Kim Hemenway Michelle Hendry Karrie Henry Dent Hendrix Erin (McClean) Heuett Joyce Hickman Anne (Westwood) Higbee Torey Hill Lindsay Hille Heather Hillock Melissa Hines Tricia Holden Holly Holt Shari Hori Dani Hosking Darla Hunt Sarah Hutton Rosemary Jacklin Desiree Jackson Sally Johnson Andrea Jones Cindy Jones Syd Keel Apryll Killpack Kris King

L Cheryl Lamb Kim Langford Nancy Langman Evie Larsen Lexa Larsen Myndee Larsen Sue Lavender Jen Leavitt Robyn LeRoy Angela Levi Lori Lindstrom Jessica (Sparrow) Littlefield Chanel Lofthouse Denice Long Candice Lords

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1985-89 1988-90 1982-84 2002-04 1982-84 2007-2011 2004-06 1980-83 1997-00 1980-83 1991-92 1987-89 1984-85 2004-06 2000-02 2006-08 2000-02 2001-02 1988-90 1992-94 1977-79 2006-08 1980-81 2005-09 2010-current 1999-02 2005-07 1996-00 1989-91 1992-93 1982-83 2008-10 1983-87 2001-05 1979-81 2010-current 1998-02 2010-current 1990-91 1975-78 1975-76 1995-97 1981-82 1988-90 1998-02 2001-03 1987-90 1993-98 1982-83 1997-98 1989-90 1985-87 1978-79 1995-98 2002-03 1979-82 1991-92

Aubrey Mackintosh Leslie Magnuson Kelly McFalls Heather Miles Barbara Miller Monica Moe Carli Moreland Linsey Mortensen Sarah (Pratt) Mortensen Sydne Mortensen Emily Mothershed Lori Mott Denise Muir Sunny Myers Kathy Nelson Lyndie NeVille Tami Newton Amanie Niemann Pauline Nihipali Angie Nilsson DJ Norman Alana Orton Lecia Ottley Jacque Palmer Denise Parker Lindsay Parker Challis Pascucci Jadie Parsons Susan Pedersen Becky Peterson Kristina Peterson Natalie Pfaffenberger Kristin Pierce Monique Pili Charmaine Piula Rachael Pope Lori Pratt Susie Pressett Libby Price Bev Rambicure Rene Ramsey Audrey Richards Meghan Ringer Cindy Robertson Heidi Robins Jessica Robison Cherry Roper Michelle Rowley Jamie Sagers Stephanie Sampson Staci Sargent Paula Sawyer Becky Schofield Caitlyn Sears Dani Shaheen Mandi Shaheen Mary Sharp

O P

ALL-TIME ROSTER

2006-08 1983-85 1984-86 1991-92 1981-82 1984-85 2010-current 1994-96 1997-01 1996-98 2005-07 1978-79 1983-87 1997-99 1981-83 2008-09 1994-96 1992-94 1976-78 2005-06 2010-current 1986-90 1975-76 2000-01 1992-93 1998-99 2007-2011 2009-2011 1977-80 1980-82 2005-07 1986-88 2004-05 2004-05 2005-07 1990-92 1977-78 1985-88 1991-93 1977-78 1984-86 1990-92 2010-current 1982-83 1993-95 2003-05 1984-85 1989-90 2007-10 2007-10 1985-88 1989-90 1990-94 2007-11 1999-00 1994-98 1982-83

Sue Shurtleff Morgan (Wood) Slade Suze Slavens Ally Smith Kendra Smith Krista (Wardle) Smith Natalie Smith Teresa Smith BrookeLynne Smithson Kellie Snyder Heather Sonne Jana (Glover) Sorensen Sherene Sorensen Chris Spencer Shellie Spencer Lisa Stolk Julie Stradling Mindy Stuart Meridee Syme

T Erin Tanner Lori Taylor Chris Tea Gwen Thomas Beverly (Glover) Thomason Carrie (Wilson) Thomason Brenda Thompson Chanel Thorley Toni Torres Hailee Truman Annette Turley V Kim Vadala Tarah (Williams) Vernon Theresa Versluis W Cyrita Warner Courtney (Christensen) Wayland Lyndsay Weaver Jaycee Webster Wendy Welch Luann Weston Kym Westwood Chris Whetton Jaime White Marcia Whiting Debbie Whitlock Rebecca Wilkins Suzanne Willden Julie Williams Megan (Lofthouse) Woolston Chelsey Wornell Amy Wright Y Lacey Yates

1992-94 2008-09 1981-82 2004-05 1977-78 1995-97 1977-81 1994-95 2009-10 2008-09 1990-92 2006-07 1987-90 1975-76 1986-87 1981-84 2005-07 2002-03 1984-85 1992-93 1977-78 1977-80 1982-84 2000-02 2002-04 1981-83 2009-11 1995-97 2006-08 1983-85

1990-92 2006-07 1979-80 2002-04 1992-95 2002-03 1995-99 1995-96 1985-89 1998-00 1978-81 1993-94 1978-80 1989-90 1984-87 1977-78 2001-05 1998-02 1996-98 1983-84 2002-04

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ALL-TIME RECORDS AGAINST Adams State (10-13) 1975-76 W *67-55 1976-77 W *79-50 W 81-63 1977-78 W *94-88 1978-79 L 81-96 W *98-70 1979-80 L 62-71 L *56-69 1980-81 L 65-107 L *85-93 1981-82 L 66-87 L 65-117 1982-83 L *90-95 L 58-74 1983-84 L 64-78 L *71-92 1984-85 L 53-69 L *55-75 1985-86 W 73-71 W *94-79 1986-87 W *82-54 W 64-62 1987-88 W 78-69 Air Force Academy (2-0) 1999-00 W 79-70 2000-01 W *78-59

Cal Baptist (2-1) 1980-81 W *65-61 1981-82 L 63-70 1987-88 W *81-76 Cal Poly-Pomona (3-3) 1985-86 L *41-88 1986-87 L 54-77 1988-89 W 90-86 1989-90 W *79-75 1990-91 W *79-78 1991-92 L 78-79 Cal Poly-SLO (4-0) 1994-95 W 76-57 W *77-65 1995-96 W *67-44 W 59-45 Cal State Dominguez Hills (1-1) 1984-85 L *62-67 1986-87 W *72-60

67-58

Cal State Fullerton (3-1) 1996-97 W 67-59 1997-98 W 78-72 2001-02 L 67-70 2002-03 W 83-77

Alaska-Anchorage (1-0) 1989-90 W *66-64

Cal State Los Angeles (1-0) 1987-88 W *89-76

Albertson College (1-0) 2001-02 W *89-77

Azusa Pacific (0-1) 1981-82 L 63-85

Cal State Northridge (18-3) 1984-85 W *72-66 1985-86 L 61-73 W *67-63 1987-88 W 78-67 1989-90 W *79-69 1990-91 L 54-67 L 75-76 (2OT) W *81-73 1991-92 W *60-56 W *71-63 W 66-63 1992-93 W *87-69 W 59-51 1993-94 W *85-52 1994-95 W 74-50 W *74-50 W *72-54 1995-96 W *71-39 W 80-50 W 73-57 1996-97 W 66-53

Baylor (0-1) 1996-97 L

Cal State San Bernardino (1-0) 1994-95 W 83-64

1995-96

Akron (1-0) W

Arizona (0-1) 1995-96 L

68-83

Arizona State (0-2) 1988-89 L 70-96 1996-97 L 66-70 (OT) Arkansas (0-2) 1990-91 L 51-104 1996-97 L 61-94 Arkansas Tech (0-1) 1987-88 L 50-62 1989-90

Auburn (0-1) L

40-93

60-68

Boise State (1-6) 1988-89 W 57-52 1989-90 L 60-86 1992-93 L 89-101 1993-94 L 72-81 1999-00 L 51-59 2008-09 L 60-74 2010-11 L 80-91 Brigham Young (3-22) 1975-76 L 61-73 1976-77 L *73-88 1977-78 L *70-80 L 59-86 L 58-81 L 56-93 1980-81 L 40-81 1981-82 L 42-110 L *68-96 1988-89 W 85-82 1990-91 L *79-105 1991-92 L *72-85 1992-93 L 74-89 1995-96 L 68-76 1996-97 W *79-65 1997-98 L 67-76 1998-99 L *80-87 1999-00 L 53-58 2000-01 L *57-64 2001-02 L 68-78 2002-03 L *49-75 2003-04 W 72-70 2004-05 L 56-76 2008-09 L 64-70 2009-10 L *39-72

Buffalo (0-2) 1997-98 L 55-79 L *73-77

Cal State Stanislaus (1-1) 1987-88 L 69-84 W *61-91

1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07

W W W L W L L L L W L W L L W W

*92-52 65-45 *77-60 57-66 *57-52 58-63 71-73 (OT) *50-55 72-77 *80-57 65-68 *64-53 53-56 53-65 *55-44 *51-42

Chico State (2-0) 1985-86 W *69-55 1987-88 W 71-79 College of Eastern Utah (7-0) 1976-77 W *80-64 1977-78 W *94-42 W 92-39 1978-79 W 72-55 W *76-61 1979-80 W 103-64 W *92-52 Colorado (0-2) 2007-08 L 38-81 2009-10 L 36-88 Colorado College (1-1) 1976-77 L 67-79 1977-78 W *71-65 Colorado Mines (7-1) 1982-83 W *72-57 L 78-55 1983-84 W 79-59 W *56-55 1984-85 W 69-51 W *64-49 1985-86 W *73-54 W 86-53 Colorado State (1-3) 1988-89 L 55-80 1991-92 L 68-84 1993-94 L 60-78 W *82-70 Colo. Women’s Coll. (1-0) 1975-76 W *109-24 Concordia (Calif.) (1-0) 2007-08 W *66-55 Creighton (0-2) 1989-90 L *89-96 L 74-84 Dartmouth (1-0) 2002-03 W *73-65

Canisius (1-0) 1997-98 W 69-40

Delaware State (1-0) 2000-01 W 71-27

Centenary (La.) (12-4) 2003-04 W *75-59 L 62-75 2004-05 W 70-61 W *68-58 2005-06 L 67-76 W *73-61 2006-07 W *63-53 L 67-72 2007-08 W *67-49 L 52-58 2008-09 W 59-37 W *84-68 2009-10 W 67-53 W *74-64 2010-11 W 89-76 W *73-63

Denver (4-1) W *70-40 W 91-76 L 68-81 W 71-49 W *81-65

Chapman (1-1) 1987-88 L *57-59 1991-92 W 94-82 (OT) Chicago State (12-8) 1997-98 W *90-56 W 76-62 1998-99 W 64-55 W *75-64

1975-76 1976-77 1979-80 1996-97

Dixie State College (7-5) 1975-76 L 58-83 L *54-57 1976-77 W *64-53 W 58-55 1978-79 W *76-47 W *91-64 L *63-71 1979-80 W *83-58 L 69-72 1980-81 W *86-66 L 64-87 W *78-63 Eastern Arizona JC (0-1) 1980-81 L *58-73 Eastern New Mexico (0-1) 1977-78 L 76-81

Eastern Oregon (1-0) 2005-06 W *76-55 Eastern Washington (5-2) 1991-92 L 56-72 1993-94 L 44-69 1994-95 W *71-57 1995-96 W 75-74 (OT) 1996-97 W 60-54 2001-02 W 80-75 2003-04 W *70-58 Fort Lewis (16-11) 1975-76 L 59-73 1976-77 W *84-36 W 83-54 1977-78 W *66-37 W 75-39 1978-79 W *54-46 W 68-51 1979-80 W 65-52 W *66-64 1980-81 W *63-62 L 54-71 1981-82 W *72-68 L 55-73 1982-83 L *66-68 L 60-68 1983-84 L 57-87 L *83-86 1984-85 L 71-81 L *59-70 L 62-75 1985-86 W 62-48 L *62-65 1986-87 W *86-69 W 73-64 1987-88 W *74-53 W 73-64 (OT) W *84-70 Fresno Pacific (0-1) 1984-85 L *forfeit Fresno State (1-1) 1997-98 W 71-68 2001-02 L 66-76 Georgia (0-2) 1988-89 L *61-101 1989-90 L 46-112 Georgia Tech (0-1) 1989-90 L 75-87 Glendale CC (1-0) 1979-80 W 85-79 Gonzaga (1-1) 1988-89 W 66-57 2010-11 L 61-102 Grand Canyon (3-1) 1992-93 W *84-68 W 67-56 1993-94 L 70-74 W *97-66 Hawai’i (0-2) 1993-94 L 87-106 L 62-92 Howard (1-0) 1999-00 W 1990-91 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 2001-02 2002-03

Idaho (4-4) L W L W W W L L

65-54 50-71 *71-40 56-79 *77-64 72-66 73-54 59-64 *64-66

Idaho State (8-29) 1975-76 L 46-53 1976-77 W *78-73 (OT) L 83-85 1977-78 L 71-81 W *91-68 1978-79 L 67-74 L *79-81 1980-81 L 51-72 1981-82 L 66-108 1983-84 L 68-81 1986-87 L 69-76 W *69-68

1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1997-98 1998-99 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10

L L L L L L L L L L W W W L L L L L L L L W L W L

49-58 66-79 62-79 *56-84 58-84 60-76 *54-78 60-80 *50-53 58-71 *64-50 75-66 *90-61 59-65 70-78 55-58 *67-80 54-64 75-83 *65-98 69-79 *80-75 57-82 *75-61 48-61

Illinois-Chicago (1-0) 1994-95 W 90-72 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

IPFW (1-7) L 70-81 L *64-71 (OT) L *67-69 L 56-64 L 41-61 L *65-76 W 69-66 L *68-90

1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

IUPUI (15-13) L 60-72 W *74-61 W *72-64 L 51-56 L *75-83 W 65-47 L 53-58 W 77-65 W *69-60 W *72-61 L 76-86 W 73-65 (OT) W *79-55 W *62-54 W 60-48 L 65-74 W *58-55 L 44-56 L *37-51 W *61-56 L 46-71 L 34-62 L 47-68 L *53-76 W *57-52 L 55-59 W *84-72 W 62-45

Kansas State (0-1) 2007-08 L 38-87 Kentucky (0-1) 1989-90 L 39-98 Long Beach State (0-2) 1990-91 L 45-107 1994-95 L 74-88 Louisiana Tech (0-1) 1996-97 L 55-85 Loyola Chicago (1-0) 1998-99 W 68-51 Loyola Marymount (3-3) 1985-86 W 64-58 1988-89 L 47-79 1990-91 W *82-73 1991-92 L 65-70 1992-93 L 60-68 (OT) 1993-94 W *81-55 1992-93

Marist (1-0) W

79-59

Marquette (0-1) 2000-01 L 52-58 Marshall (1-0) 2001-02 W 77-74

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ALL-TIME RECORDS AGAINST Md.-Baltimore County (1-0) 1988-89 W 75-66 Master’s College (1-0) 1997-98 W 70-33 Mesa (Ariz.) CC (0-3) 1979-80 L 55-75 1980-81 L 38-74 L *43-78 Mesa State (15-10) 1976-77 W 63-41 W *97-69 1977-78 W 46-34 W *70-47 1978-79 W *71-58 W *92-53 1979-80 L 78-94 W *98-65 1980-81 L *53-62 L 75-78 1981-82 L 74-77 L *80-85 1982-83 L 57-67 L *70-78 1983-84 W *85-74 L 78-95 1984-85 W *75-64 L 61-70 1985-86 L *54-58 W 74-62 1986-87 W *79-60 W 79-58 1987-88 W *94-50 W 99-53 1995-96 W 91-52 Metro State (3-0) 1975-76 W *86-72 1979-80 W 58-55 1987-88 W *96-55 Mississippi (0-1) 1996-97 L 65-89 Mississippi Valley State (1-0) 1996-97 W 79-55 Montana (0-6) 1989-90 L *54-71 1990-91 L 43-79 1991-92 L *54-84 1992-93 L 69-88 1993-94 L *60-61 1994-95 L 51-75 Montana State (2-10) 1988-89 L 52-76 1989-90 L 73-74 (OT) W *68-64 1990-91 L 48-99 1992-93 L 57-71 1993-94 W *85-64 1995-96 L 68-76 1996-97 L 69-92 2001-02 L 57-68 2002-03 L *70-80 2009-10 L 43-62 2010-11 L *62-76 Montana Tech (4-0) 1998-99 W *84-50 1999-00 W *73-52 2000-01 W *80-41 2003-04 W *76-52 National College (1-0) 1987-88 W *84-60 Nebraska (0-3) 1993-94 L 73-85 1996-97 L 51-82 2008-09 L 57-65 Nevada (3-1) 1989-90 L 77-78 (OT) 1992-93 W *61-44 W 78-73 1994-95 W 79-54 New Mexico (2-3) 1986-87 W 81-74 1991-92 L 66-76 1992-93 W *64-53 1995-96 L 46-59 1996-97 L 54-62

New Mexico Highlands (6-4) 1982-83 W 77-71 W *80-70 1983-84 L *64-72 L 62-73 L 57-78 1984-85 L *forfeit W 79-61 W 72-62 1985-86 W 85-67 W *89-63 New Mexico State (1-3) 1986-87 L 56-81 1989-90 L 75-82 1995-96 W 59-58 2006-07 L 57-59 New Orleans (1-0) 1998-99 W *64-57 North Dakota State (2-6) 2007-08 L 50-63 L 62-87 2008-09 L *67-75 L 57-68 2009-10 W *59-58 L 44-73 2010-11 W *82-71 L 54-74 Northeastern Illinois (2-0) 1997-96 W *83-66 W 75-67 Northern Arizona (10-14) 1981-82 L 52-78 1982-83 L *65-69 L 54-75 1983-84 W *67-63 L 63-67 1986-87 L 70-93 W *71-63 1987-88 L 52-73 1988-89 L 49-74 1991-92 W *82-68 L 57-70 1992-93 W *80-63 W 76-60 1993-94 W 71-58 W *71-61 1995-96 L 62-65 1997-98 W *77-75 1998-99 L 68-76 2001-02 L 46-84 2002-03 W *68-67 2004-05 L 51-67 2005-06 L *88-69 2006-07 L 44-63 2008-09 W 76-64 Northern Colorado (0-1) 1979-80 L 61-92 Northwestern State (0-1) 1999-00 L 72-80 Oakland (6-21) 1998-99 W *87-78 L 63-82 1999-00 L 70-80 L *80-89 2000-01 L 63-76 W *81-51 2001-02 L 45-62 L *70-75 2002-03 L *67-69 L 64-92 2003-04 L 61-73 W *74-66 2004-05 L 60-75 L *61-66 L 58-66 2005-06 L 82-63 W *73-58 2006-07 L 36-83 L *52-65 2007-08 L 56-78 L *43-61 2008-09 W *73-72 L 55-56 2009-10 L 45-78 L *52-68 2010-11 L 39-68 W *60-49 L 58-65 Occidental (1-0) 1984-85 W 82-41

2009-10

OhIo (1-0) W

*56-53

Oklahoma (1-0) 1996-97 W 64-63 Oklahoma State (1-3) 1990-91 L 57-96 1995-96 W 78-60 1996-97 L 44-97 2006-07 L 37-92 Oral Roberts (11-19) 1995-96 W 66-51 1997-98 W *86-64 W 64-56 1998-99 L 56-82 W *60-42 1999-00 L *55-58 W 58-52 2000-01 L 54-57 W 72-65 2001-02 L 85-88 (2OT) W *86-79 2002-03 L *49-66 L 53-80 2003-04 L *65-75 L 66-67 2004-05 W 49-43 L *71-73 2005-06 L *71-92 L 56-71 2006-07 W *58-45 L 52-60 2007-08 W *52-49 L 42-71 2008-09 L 59-64 L *74-76 2009-10 L 62-109 L *70-94 L 81-97 2010-11 L 75-115 W *101-93 Oregon (1-0) 1995-96 W

56-47

Oregon State (1-4) 1995-96 L *62-88 1996-97 L 65-79 2006-07 L 38-60 2007-08 L *46-66 2010-11 W *62-61 2000-01 2001-02 2005-06 2006-07 2009-10 2010-11

Pacific (2-4) L 62-84 L *60-69 W 65-64 L *60-62 L 54-67 W *79-78

Pacific Christian (1-0) 1987-88 W 92-27 Pennsylvania (1-0) 1994-95 W 75-56 Pepperdine (0-1) 1988-89 L 74-86 Pomona-Pitzer (0-1) 1981-82 L 54-84 Portland (1-3) 1994-95 L 56-74 1995-96 L *52-63 2006-07 L 52-64 2007-08 W *58-54 Portland State (1-10) 1988-89 L *77-92 W *63-60 1989-90 L 88-96 L 71-80 L 58-91 1990-91 L 61-105 L 72-112 1991-92 L 63-85 L *68-81 2006-07 L 48-77 2007-08

*71-72

Redlands (3-0) 1983-84 W 55-46 W *69-36 1987-88 W *93-48

Regis (0-2) L L

*54-69 41-62

Rice (0-1) 1988-89 L

61-82

1982-83

Ricks Junior College (3-3) 1977-78 L *68-69 1978-79 W *79-64 W 73-71 1979-80 W *86-83 L *64-65 1980-81 L 62-69 Rocky Mountain (0-1) 1990-91 L 51-85 Sacramento State (9-9) 1984-85 L 50-82 1987-88 L 68-75 1990-91 L 63-78 1991-92 L *55-69 L 62-86 1992-93 L *70-80 L 62-82 1993-94 L 71-81 W *98-63 1994-95 W *87-56 W 93-72 W *89-58 1995-96 W 74-71 W *84-71 W 87-54 2002-03 W 52-45 2003-04 W *73-53 2005-06 L 67-68 (OT) Saint Mary’s (Calif.) (2-4) 1984-85 W 58-57 1986-87 L 63-71 1992-93 L 57-69 2000-01 L 59-74 2004-05 L *65-68 2005-06 W 58-51 San Diego (0-2) 2006-07 L *50-61 2007-08 L 45-63) San Diego State (0-5) 1990-91 L 46-89 1994-95 L 51-77 2004-05 L 37-51 2006-07 L *52-55 2007-08 L 52-86 San Francisco (0-4) 1986-87 L 96-79 1989-90 L 54-94 1992-93 L 60-70 1996-97 L 35-72 San Jose State (1-3) 1989-90 L 68-73 1992-93 W 64-63 2000-01 L 60-75 2002-03 L *68-84 Santa Clara (1-1) 1996-97 L 62-97 2010-11 W *80-67 Scottsdale (Ariz.) JC (1-0) 1980-81 W 69-59 Simon Fraser (0-1) 1995-96 L 58-66 Snow Junior College (9-5) 1975-76 W *60-43 1976-77 W *69-52 W 71-52 1977-78 L 63-70 W *70-67 W *76-60 1978-79 W *71-60 W *79-73 W 72-69 1979-80 W *75-59 L 66-69 L *54-63 1980-81 L *60-65 L 64-80

South Alabama (0-1) 1989-90 L 71-99 South Carolina (0-1) 2003-04 L 79-81 South Dakota State (1-7) 2007-08 L 35-76 L 36-82 2008-09 L *50-87 L 42-87 2009-10 L *45-59 L 59-93 2010-11 W *73-72 L 61-81 Southern Colorado (8-2) 1975-76 W 50-35 1977-78 W *58-55 1982-83 W *76-68 L 57-66 1983-84 L 63-73 W *76-59 1984-85 W 72-61 W *61-52 1985-86 W *77-48 W 75-67 Southern Methodist (0-1) 1989-90 L 103-106(2OT) Southern Mississippi (1-1) 2000-01 L 64-68 2005-06 W 62-49 Southern Virginia (1-0) 2006-07 W *67-59 1990-91

Temple (0-1) L

55-86

Tennessee State (0-1) 2003-04 W 83-40 Texas-Arlington (0-1) 2004-05 L 55-62 Texas-El Paso (2-6) 1988-89 W 85-80 L 47-67 1989-90 W *73-63 L 53-77 1991-92 L *69-75 L 54-72 1992-93 L 63-67 L *65-77 Texas-San Antonio (1-0) 2003-04 W *82-73 Texas A&I (1-1) 1986-87 W *79-58 L 61-78 Texas A&M (0-1) 1995-96 L 62-69 1994-95

Tulane (0-1) L

67-75

UC Davis (0-2) 2005-06 L 46-73 2008-09 L *44-64 UC Irvine (0-1) 1989-90 L 57-59 1988-89

UCLA (0-1) L

51-79

UC Riverside (4-2) 1985-86 L 57-65 1990-91 W *80-77 1991-92 W 74-70 1993-94 W 72-56 2001-02 L 67-82 2002-03 W *65-57 UC San Diego (1-0) 1983-84 W 82-67 UC Santa Barbara (0-1) 1996-97 L *72-103

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ALL-TIME RECORDS AGAINST UMKC (14-16) 1997-98 L W W 1998-99 L W 1999-00 W W 2000-01 W W 2001-02 L W 2002-03 L L 2003-04 W W L 2004-05 L W 2005-06 L L 2006-07 L W 2007-08 L W 2008-09 W L 2009-10 L L 2010-11 L L 1975-76 1986-87 1988-89 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1996-97 1998-99 1999-00 2006-07 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

UNLV (3-10) L L L L L L W W L W L L L

68-71 *68-66 77-59 *67-73 74-60 62-48 *67-51 59-55 *75-50 54-69 *67-58 *54-61 50-70 *79-68 54-53 65-71 57-77 *77-66 *53-63 54-69 48-64 *57-48 48-80 *51-49 *68-52 57-60 58-71 *64-74 66-73 *68-71 36-116 50-83 *57-84 *61-77 62-84 *74-82 71-64 *80-57 68-82 *56-52 58-71 *43-61 42-76

U.S. International (0-3) 1987-88 L 99-73 1988-89 L 63-74 L 74-88 1976-77 1985-86 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 2005-06

Utah (3-10) W W L L L L L L L W L L L

68-61 *69-61 57-77 58-78 70-92 *51-72 44-90 *54-69 50-79 55-49 *54-67 46-70 47-79

Utah State (3-5) 1977-78 W *66-42 1986-87 W 77-63 2003-04 W 79-60 2004-05 L *68-89 2007-08 L 34-58 2008-09 L 37-52 2009-10 L *44-53 2010-11 L 56-63 Utah Valley (6-4) 2004-05 W 78-69 W *72-70 W *80-74 2006-07 L 63-74 2007-08 L *55-75 2008-09 L 50-72 2009-10 L 54-68 W *94-92 (3OT) 2010-11 W 73-63 W *69-50 Valparaiso (6-15) 1997-98 L *82-86 L 62-81 1998-99 L 56-71 W *69-68 1999-00 L *65-74 L 63-75 2000-01 W *78-73 W 68-56

2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07

L L L W L W L L L L W L L

*59-77 48-57 53-89 *68-62 63-73 *66-52 *51-53 38-58 58-77 *54-69 *56-49 47-65 45-60

Virginia Tech (0-1) 1999-00 L 55-63 Washington (0-1) 1989-90 L *71-76 Washington State (0-2) 1990-91 L *58-75 1996-97 L 79-109 Weber State (11-11) 1975-76 W 48-35 1981-82 L 39-96 1984-85 L 78-79 1985-86 L 65-99 1986-87 W *84-68 1987-88 L 64-70 1988-89 L *57-75 1989-90 L 77-87 1990-91 L *61-84 1991-92 L 55-80 1992-93 W *78-63 1993-94 W 69-60 W 67-62 1994-95 L 69-70 1995-96 W *63-48 1996-97 L 51-67 1997-98 W *73-70 1998-99 W 68-67 1999-00 W *65-55 2000-01 W 56-47 2009-10 L 41-78 2010-11 W *66-53 Western Illinois (11-20) 1997-98 L 75-86 W *80-71 1998-99 L 51-64 W *65-58 W 78-65 1999-00 W *68-60 L 43-45 2000-01 W *75-66 L 63-67 2001-02 W *69-54 L 50-62 2002-03 L 35-82 L *59-63 L 55-65 2003-04 L 58-75 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

W *79-67 L *49-67 L 31-76 L *47-57 L 55-80 L 37-50 W *50-46 L 34-46 L *39-58 L 51-64 L 48-59 W *51-48 W *70-61 (2OT) L 45-50 L *62-77 W 65-53

Western State (28-7) 1975-76 W *91-64 1976-77 W *100-42 W 91-57 1978-79 L 61-68 W *88-84 1979-80 L 64-78 W *68-66 1980-81 L *65-84 W 80-79 1981-82 L 74-94 L *78-83 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2002-03 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07

W W W W W W W W L W W L W W W W W W W W W W W W

*72-59 59-56 *66-46 83-71 *82-60 62-57 *68-44 64-57 64-68 *76-71 71-63 68-72 *81-61 67-56 *83-54 *90-59 *96-53 *83-37 *64-52 *94-37 *66-53 *75-58 *64-58 *62-54

Westminster College (5-0) 2001-02 W *66-57 2002-03 W *70-58 2003-04 W *89-61 2004-05 W *65-37 2008-09 W *85-67 Wichita State (0-1) 1998-99 L 55-75

Challis Pascucci

Wyoming (3-4) 1988-89 L 51-79 1991-92 L 60-87 1992-93 L *57-63 1993-94 W 64-61 1994-95 L 69-71 W *97-64 2003-04 W 70-69 (OT) 1996-97

Xavier (0-1) L

60-85

Youngstown State (3-8) 1997-98 L 84-94 L 71-81 L 73-83 1998-99 W *87-78 L 62-87 L 63-80 1999-00 L 54-67 (OT) L *80-81 L 78-84 (OT) 2000-01 W 69-63 W *76-65 *Denotes Home Game

Western New Mexico (6-2) 1982-83 W 77-60 W *72-52 1983-84 W *75-65 1984-85 L *forfeit W 63-54 1985-86 L 64-81 W *78-58 1986-87 W *99-70 Western Oregon (1-0) 2008-09 W *85-52

Anne (Westwood) Higbee

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INDIVIDUAL RECORD BOOK SINGLE GAME

Points 1. 45 Cheryl Eyraud vs. Mesa St. (1977) 2. 44 Cheryl Eyraud vs. Colo. Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (1976) 3. 39 Myndee Larsen vs. Chicago St. (1998) 4. 36 Susan Pedersen vs. Mesa St. (1979) 5. 35 Myndee Larsen vs. Youngstown St. (1998) 6. 33 Myndee Larsen vs. Western Illinois (1998) 33 Myndee Larsen vs. UMKC (1998) 33 Myndee Larsen vs. Oklahoma St. (1996) 33 Cheryl Eyraud vs. Denver (1977) 33 Chris Tea vs. Mesa St. (1980) Field Goal Percentage (min. 7+ made) 1. 100 Myndee Larsen (14-14) vs. Youngstown St. (1998) 100 Renee Ramsey (10-10) vs. N.M. Highlands (1986) 100 Myndee Larsen (9-9) vs. Idaho St. (1995) 100 Myndee Larsen (8-8) vs. Western Illinois (1998) 5. 93.7 Myndee Larsen (15-16) vs. Western Illinois (1998) 6. 92.9 Cherri Frandsen (13-14) vs. Sacramento St. (1996) 7. 90.9 Anne Westwood (10-11) vs. Portland (2007) 90.9 Myndee Larsen (10-11) vs. Youngstown St. (1998) 8. 88.9 Megan Woolston (8-9) at IUPUI (2001) 9. 87.5 Shauntel Garrett (7-8) vs. Valparaiso (2003) 10. 85.7 Myndee Larsen (12-14) vs. Northern Arizona (1997) Free Throw Percentage (min. 9+ Made) 1. 100 Janis Beal (12-12) at Utah Valley St. (2004) 100 Cheryl Lamb (10-10) vs. Brigham Young (1982) 100 Sunny Myers (10-10) vs. IUPUI (1999) 100 Megan Woolston (10-10) vs. Chicago St. (2002) 100 Cherri Frandsen (9-9) vs. UC Santa Barbara (1994) 100 Cherri Frandsen (9-9) vs. Boise St. (1994) 100 Sherri Davies (9-9) vs. Weber St. (1994) 8. 91.7 Megan Woolston (11-12) at Air Force (2000) 91.7 Megan Woolston (11-12) at Chicago St. (2001) 10. 90.9 Sally Johnson (10-11) at UMKC (2000) 90.9 Sue Shurtliff (10-11) at Montana St. (1993) 3-Point FG Percentage (min. 5+ Att.) 1. 100 Megan Woolston (6-6) at IUPUI (2001) 2. 85.7 Casey Cooke (6-7) vs. Chicago St. (2003) 3. 83.3 Candice Lords (5-6) vs. Cal Poly-Pomona (1991) 83.3 Cassie Hahl (5-6) at Centenary (2006) 5. 80.0 Ten Players Rebounds 1. 24 Chris Tea vs. Mesa St. (1980) 2. 22 Sheri Davies vs. Cal State Chico (1987) 3. 20 Caroline Heaton vs. IUPUI (2002) 20 Melissa Hines vs. Western Illinois (1999) 20 Stacey French vs. Texas-El Paso (1989) 20 Stacey French vs. Texas-El Paso (1988) 20 Cherry Roper vs. Cal State Northridge (1985) 8. 19 Challis Pascucci vs South Dakota State (2010) 19 Caroline Heaton vs. Eastern Washington (2001) 19 Melissa Hines vs. Chicago St. (1999) 19 Myndee Larsen vs. Cal Poly-SLO (1995) 19 Renee Ramsey vs. W. New Mexico (1985) 19 Chris Tea vs. Western St. (1980) Assists (min. 10) 1. 14 Sally Johnson vs. Chicago St. (2000) 2. 13 Kim Free vs. Fort Lewis (1988) 3. 12 Linsey Mortensen vs. Idaho St. (1995) 12 Kim Free vs. seven opponents 12 Annette Turley vs. Western St. (1985) 6. 11 Casey Cooke vs. Texas-San Antonio (2003) Steals (min. 8) 1. 10 Gwen Thomas vs. Colo. Mines (1983) 10 Kim Free vs. Cal St. Dominguez Hills (1986) 3. 9 Kim Free vs. Adams St. (1986) 4. 8 Luann Weston vs. Sacramento St. (1988) 8 Stacey French vs. UC Irvine (1989) 8 Angie Alvey vs. Cal State Northridge (1991) Blocks (min. 5) 1. 7 Myndee Larsen vs. Oral Roberts (1998) 7 Myndee Larsen vs. Oklahoma St. (1996) 3. 6 Myndee Larsen vs. four opponents 6 Challis Pascucci vs. Utah Valley State (2007) 5. 5 Myndee Larsen vs. six opponents 5 Janel Cassat vs. Nevada (1994) 5 Sarah Mortensen vs. Valparaiso (2001) 5 Lacey Yates vs. Oakland (2004) 5 Jamie Sagers at Utah Valley (2009) 5 Challis Pascucci at UMKC (2010)

SINGLE SEASON

Points 1. 618 Myndee Larsen 2. 567 Sheri Davies 3. 553 Cherri Shurtliff 4. 516 Challis Pascucci 5. 459 Caitlyn Sears 5. 431 Cheryl Eyraud 5. 426 Cherri Frandsen 6. 424 Lexa Larsen 7. 421 Cherri Frandsen 8. 411 Sheri Davies 9. 401 Casey Cooke 401 Stacey French

CAREER

1997-98 (28 games) 1987-88 (26 games) 1993-94 (27 games) 2010-11 (30 games) 2010-11 (30 games) 1976-77 (16 games) 1995-96 (28 games) 1989-90 (30 games) 1995-96 (28 games) 1986-97 (25 games) 2002-03 (27 games) 1989-90 (30 games)

Field Goal Percentage (min. 150+ Att.) 1. 72.4 Myndee Larsen (249-344) 1997-98 2. 62.0 Myndee Larsen (168-271) 1995-96 3. 61.6 Myndee Larsen (167-271) 1994-95 4. 57.7 Cherri Frandsen (205-355) 1993-94 5. 54.4 Challis Pascucci (179-329) 2007-11 5. 54.0 Cherri Frandsen (149-276) 1995-96 6. 53.0 Myndee Larsen (123-232) 1993-94 7. 52.4 Chris Tea (142-271) 1977-80 8. 52.1 Anne Westwood Higbee (134-257) 2008-09 9. 51.6 Cherri Frandsen (143-277) 1994-95 10. 51.1 Mandi Shaheen (89-174) 1997-98 Free Throw Percentage (min. 50+ Att.) 1. 88.2 Kim Vadala (45-51) 1990-91 2. 85.3 Megan Woolston (93-109) 2000-01 3. 84.8 Megan Woolston (95-112) 1998-99 3. 84.4 Challis Pascucci (157-186) 2010-11 4. 82.8 Myndee Larsen (120-145) 1997-98 5. 82.4 Sally Johnson (56-68) 2001-02 6. 82.3 Megan Woolston (107-130) 2001-02 7. 82.1 Sunny Myers (110-134) 1997-98 8. 82.0 Sunny Myers (123-150) 1998-99 9. 80.8 Myndee Larsen (42-52) 1993-94 10. 80.6 Charmaine Piula (58-72) 2005-06 3-Point FG Percentage (min. 25+ Att.) 1. 50.0 Jaycee Webster (14-28) 2. 47.8 Heather Hillock (33-69) 3. 45.4 Megan Woolston (44-97) 4. 44.1 Luann Weston (14-34) 5. 43.8 Heather Hillock (14-32) 6. 43.6 Mandi Shaheen (17-39) 7. 43.4 Casey Cooke (56-129) 8. 42.9 Erin Hamlin (39-91) 9. 41.2 Caroline Heaton (35-85) 41.2 Caitlyn Sears (26-63)

1997-98 2006-07 2000-01 1986-87 2005-06 1997-98 2002-03 2000-01 2000-02 2010-11

Rebounds 1. 291 Challis Pascucci 2. 286 Chris Tea 3. 268 Challis Pascucci 4. 267 Myndee Larsen 5. 259 Melissa Hinesm 6. 257 Caroline Heaton 257 Myndee Larsen 8. 246 Sarah Mortensen 9. 242 Sheri Davies 10. 242 Bev Rambicure

2009-10 1979-80 2010-11 1997-98 1998-99 2001-02 1994-95 1999-00 1986-87 1976-77

Assists 1. 176 Kim Free 2. 164 Kim Free 3. 149 Kaila Goff 4. 146 Annette Turley 5. 145 Sally Johnson 6. 141 Casey Cooke 7. 138 Linsey Mortensen 8. 133 Angie Alvey 133 Paula Sawyer 10. 126 Kim Free

1987-88 1988-89 2010-11 1984-85 2000-01 2003-04 1995-96 1992-93 1989-90 1985-86

1. 93 Casey Cooke 2. 84 Gwen Thomas 3. 78 Luann Weston 4. 74 Kim Free 5. 70 Casey Cooke 6. 68 Gwen Thomas 7. 67 Kim Free 8. 65 Sheri Davies 9. 62 Luann Weston 10. 61 Kim Free

Steals

Blocks (min. 40) 1. 90 Myndee Larsen 2. 60 Myndee Larsen 3. 59 Myndee Larsen 4. 49 Sarah Mortensen 5. 46 Challis Pascucci 6. 45 Kim Langford 45 Renee Ramsey 8. 42 Myndee Larsen 42 Brenda Acor

2003-04 1982-83 1987-88 1988-89 2002-03 1983-84 1987-88 1987-88 1988-89 1985-86 1997-98 1994-95 1995-96 2000-01 2009-10 1989-90 1985-86 1993-94 1987-88

Points 1. 1,762 Cherri Frandsen 2. 1,671 Myndee Larsen 3. 1,338 Megan Woolston 4. 1,328 Challis Pascucci 5. 1,216 Caitlyn Sears 6. 1,146 Susan Pedersen 7. 1,118 Anne Westwood Higbee 8. 1,047 Denise Muir 9. 1,031 Darla Hunt 10. 978 Sheri Davies

1992-96 1993-98 1998-2002 2007-11 2007-11 1976-80 2005-09 1984-87 1984-87 1986-88

Field Goal Percentage (min. two seasons) 1. 63.2 Myndee Larsen (707-1118) 1993-98 2. 53.6 Cherri Frandsen (631-1177) 1992-96 3. 53.3 Chris Tea (343-644) 1977-80 4. 49.5 Anne Westwood Higbee (405-819) 2005-09 5. 48.1 Sheri Davies (385-500) 1986-88 6. 46.3 Challis Pascucci (472-1019) 2007-11 7. 44.4 Stacey French (284-639) 1988-90 8. 43.9 Sarah Hutton (318-723) 2001-05 9. 43.7 Denise Muir (457-1046) 1984-87 10. 43.5 Mandi Shaheen (241-554) 1996-98 Free Throw Percentage 1. 82.0 Megan Woolston (380-463) 2. 82.0 Sunny Myers (233-284) 3. 81.7 Janis Beal (112-137) 4. 78.5 Myndee Larsen (257-327) 78.5 Challis Pascucci (383-488) 6. 77.7 Sally Johnson (213-274) 7. 74.8 Susan Pedersen (166-222) 74.8 Challis Pascucci (226-322) 9. 74.1 Sarah Hutton (184-248) 10. 74.0 Luann Weston (111-150)

1998-2002 1997-99 2003-05 1993-98 2007-11 1998-2002 1976-80 2007-2011 2001-05 1986-89

3-Point FG Percentage (min. 2 seasons) 1. 39.4 Casey Cooke (109-276) 2002-04 2. 39.2 Teresa Smith (42-107) 1994-95 3. 39.1 Megan Woolston (146-373) 1998-2002 4. 37.2 Caroline Heaton (44-118) 2000-02 5. 37.2 Luann Weston (35-94) 1987-89 6. 37.1 Becca Elison (26-70) 1996-97 7. 37.0 Janis Beal (93-251) 2003-05 8. 35.2 Tami Newton (50-142) 1994-96 9. 34.7 Krista Smith (17-49) 1995-97 10. 34.2 Cassie Hahl (96-280) 2004-06 Rebounds 1. 929 Challis Pascucci 2. 913 Myndee Larsen 3. 774 Cherri Frandsen 4. 765 Anne Westwood Higbee 5. 718 Sarah Mortensen 6. 683 Chris Tea 7. 580 Sarah Hutton 8. 572 Melissa Hines 9. 538 Megan Woolston 10. 518 Mandi Shaheen

2007-11 1993-98 1992-96 2005-09 1997-2001 1977-80 2001-05 1996-2000 1998-2002 1994-98

Assists 1. 574 Kim Free 2. 438 Sally Johnson 3. 423 Kaila Goff 4. 283 Angie Alvey 5. 274 Kaila Goff 6. 259 Mandi Shaheen 7. 220 Casey Cooke 8. 220 Shanna Draper 9. 219 Luann Weston 10. 208 Megan Woolston 208 Denise Muir

1985-89 1998-2002 2007-11 1989-93 2007-2011 1994-98 2002-04 1987-91 1985-89 1998-2002 1983-87

Steals 1. 244 Kim Free 2. 185 Luann Weston 3. 163 Casey Cooke 4. 162 Sally Johnson 5. 157 Cherri Frandsen 6. 152 Gwen Thomas 7. 149 Angie Alvey 8. 127 Kaila Goff 9. 126 Caitlyn Sears 10. 124 Mandi Shaheen

1986-89 1986-89 2002-04 1998-2002 1992-96 1983-84 1989-93 2007-11 2007-11 1994-98

Blocks 1. 251 Myndee Larsen 2. 141 Challis Pascucci 3. 125 Sarah Mortensen 4. 118 Cherri Frandsen 5. 74 Kim Langford 6. 68 Melissa Hines 7. 58 Jamie Sagers 8. 57 Lacey Yates 57 Brenda Acor 10. 55 Rebecca Wilkins

1993-98 2007-11 1997-2001 1992-96 1988-90 1996-2000 2007-10 2003-04 1987-89 1983-87

GAMES PLAYED 1. 119 Challis Pascucci 1. 116 Anne Westwood Higbee 3. 115 Caitlyn Sears 4. 110 Sally Johnson 110 Megan Woolston 110 Sarah Hutton 7. 108 Cherri Frandsen 108 Melissa Hines 9. 106 Myndee Larsen 106 Becky Schofield

2007-11 2005-09 2007-11 1998-2002 1998-2002 2001-05 1992-96 1996-2000 1993-98 1990-94

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TEAM RECORD BOOK SINGLE GAME 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. 4.

50 44 43 42 42 42

Field Goals Made vs. Colorado Women’s vs. College of Eastern Utah vs. Pacific Christian at Mesa State vs. Redlands vs. Western State

02/28/76 02/25/90 2/12/11 02/11/77 01/26/88 --02/28/76 02/04/78 01/13/88 01/26/88 12/04/87 02/11/77

Field Goals Attempted (does not include games prior to 1978-79) vs. Brigham Young 02/13/82 vs. Eastern Utah 02/21/80 at Adams State 02/17/79 vs. Adams State 02/28/79 vs. Eastern Utah 01/06/78

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

98 97 96 94 91

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Field Goals Percentage (does not include games prior to 1978-79) .636 (28-44) at Chicago State 02/21/98 .633 (38-60) vs. Sacramento State 03/02/96 .619 (39-63) vs. Idaho State 12/17/94 .592 (32-54) vs. N.M. Highlands 01/26/85 .571 (28-49) vs. Western Illinois 02/14/98

1. 2. 3.

15 13 12 12 12

3-Point Field Goals Made vs. Marshall vs. Chicago State at Oral Roberts vs. Chicago State vs. Oakland

34 34 34 33 30 30

3-Point Field Goals Attempted vs. Marshall at UC Riverside vs. Chicago State at Oral Roberts vs. Albertson College vs. Eastern Oregon

1. 4. 5.

109 103 101 100 99 99

Points vs. Colorado Women’s vs. Southern Methodist vs Oral Roberts vs. Western State vs. Mesa State vs. Western New Mexico

11/22/01 01/22/00 01/28/02 01/08/01 02/10/00

1. 2. 3. 5.

Offensive Rebounds (through 1987-88 when separate stat was kept) 31 vs. Mesa State 01/12/88 30 vs. Maryland-Baltimore County 02/18/89 28 at Youngstown State 02/09/99 28 vs. Northern Arizona 01/18/92 27 at Sacramento State 01/04/03 27 at Brigham Young 11/25/97 27 vs. Oral Roberts 03/06/10

1. 2. 4. 5.

Defensive Rebounds (through 1987-88 when separate stat was kept) 46 vs. Sacramento State 03/11/95 43 at UMKC 01/21/99 43 vs. Idaho 01/03/94 41 vs. Youngstown State 03/04/00 40 at Chicago State 01/16/99 40 at Northeastern Illinois 02/19/88 40 vs. Grand Canyon 01/05/94 40 vs. Montana State 12/11/93

1. 3. 4. 5.

33 33 31 30 29 29 29

Assists (does not include games prior to 1978-79) vs. Pacific Christian 01/13/88 vs. Metro State 01/23/88 vs. Redlands 12/04/87 vs. Fort Lewis 03/05/88 vs. Mesa State 01/12/88 vs. Fort Lewis 02/02/87 vs. New Mexico Highlands 02/22/86

31 26 22 22 22

Steals (through 1981-82 when statistic was kept) vs. Montana Tech 12/13/03 vs. Pacific Christian 01/13/88 vs. Westminster 12/20/03 at Fort Lewis 02/23/88 vs. Western State 02/26/88

12 12 11 10

Blocks (through 1982-83 when statistic was kept) vs. Redlands 12/04/87 vs. Northern Arizona 02/07/87 at Cal State Northridge 01/25/95 8 games, latest vs Ohio 12/01/10

37 37 35 33 33 33

Most Fouls (does not include games prior to 1978-79) vs. Southern Methodist 02/25/90 at Colorado State 01/20/89 at Northern Arizona 01/31/87 vs. Youngstown State 03/04/00 at Weber State 12/29/89 vs. Snow College 01/09/82

1. 2. 3.

11/22/01 12/17/01 01/19/02 01/28/02 12/20/01 12/16/05

1. 3. 4.

1. 2. 3. 4.

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 attempts) .727 (8-11) at Cal Poly 12/06/91 .727 (8-11) vs Northern Arizona 12/17/09 .700 (7-10) vs. Denver 02/01/97 .688 (11-16) vs. Air Force 11/21/00 .667 (10-15) vs. Western Illinois 02/17/03 .667 (8-12) vs. Wyoming 01/02/95

1. 3. 4.

1. 2. 5.

34 32 32 32 31 31 31

Free Throws Made (does not include games prior to 1978-79) vs. Brigham Young 11/24/98 vs Oral Roberts 2/12/11 vs. UNLV 12/21/98 at Hawai’i 12/17/93 at Idaho State 02/16/94 vs. Grand Canyon 01/15/93 vs. Cal State Los Angeles 12/30/87

1. 2. 4.

47 44 44 42 41 41

Free Throws Attempted (does not include games prior to 1978-79) vs. Cal State Los Angeles 12/30/87 vs. Youngstown State 03/04/00 vs. Brigham Young 11/24/98 vs Oral Roberts 2/12/11 vs. Grand Canyon 01/15/93 vs. Mesa State 02/19/82

1. 5. 4. 5. 6.

Free Throw Percentage (does not include games prior to 1978-79) 100.0 (12-12) at Montana State 12/09/89 100.0 (6-6) at Oakland 01/22/05 100.0 (9-9) at Western Illinois 02/18/06 100.0 (5-5) at IUPUI 02/04/08 95.0 (19-20) vs Oakland 2/26/11 94.4 (17-18) vs. Idaho State 12/15/90 94.1 (16-17) vs. Eastern Washington 12/19/03 93.8 (15-16) at Weber State 12/28/00

1. 2. 5.

70 66 66 66 64 64

Rebounds (does not include games prior to 1978-79) vs. Dixie College 12/05/78 vs. Western New Mexico 12/05/86 vs. Western State 01/06/86 at Eastern Arizona 12/19/81 at UMKC 01/21/99 vs. Mesa State 01/12/88

1. 5 2. 6 6 4. 7 5. 8 8 8 8. 9

Fewest Fouls (does not include games prior to 1978-79) vs. Montana Tech 12/03/03 vs. Pacific Christian 01/13/87 vs. Brigham Young 11/24/09 vs. Oakland 02/07/04 vs. UMKC 02/12/98 at IUPUI 02/04/08 vs. Oakland 03/03/08 Seven games, latest at UMKC 1/06/07

1. 2. 3. 5.

46 45 44 44 43

Most Turnovers (does not include games prior to 1978-79) at Brigham Young 01/27/81 vs. Dixie College 12/10/79 at Long Beach State 12/07/90 vs. Cal Baptist 12/31/80 at Georgia 01/15/90

3 3 6 7 8 8 8 8

Fewest Turnovers (does not include games prior to 1978-79) at New Mexico Highlands 01/26/85 at New Mexico Highlands 01/28/84 at UC San Diego 12/17/83 at Western State 02/06/84 vs Oakland 2/26/11 vs Oral Roberts 01/15/07 at UMKC 12/02/00 at Mesa State 02/02/85

1. 3. 4. 5.

SINGLE SEASON 1. 3. 5.

18 18 17 17 16

Victories 2003-04 1987-88 1995-96 1994-95 Seven times, last in 2010-11

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

2,065 2,039 2,031 2,021 2,00 1,943

Points 1997-98 2010-11 1987-88 1989-90 2003-04 1993-94

28 games 30 games 26 games 30 games 28 games 27 games

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

78.1 74.3 73.8 72.5 71.9

Scoring Average 1987-88 1994-95 1997-98 1986-87 1993-94

26 games 26 games 28 games 25 games 27 games

1. 2. 4. 5.

821 762 762 742 737

Field Goals Made 1987-88 1989-90 2003-04 2010-11 1997-98

26 games 30 games 28 games 30 games 28 games

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

1,904 1,811 1,798 1,761 1,700

Field Goals Attempted 1989-90 2010-11 1987-88 2003-04 1986-87

30 games 30 games 26 games 28 games 25 games

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Field Goal Percentage 46.9 (722-1539) 1994-95 46.5 (737-1584) 1997-98 45.7 (821-1798) 1987-88 44.6 (724-1623) 1995-96 43.7 (706-1615) 1993-94

26 games 28 games 26 games 28 games 27 games

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

193 189 172 168 163

3-Point Field Goals Made 2000-01 2001-02 2004-05 2003-04 2005-06

28 games 27 games 28 games 28 games 28 games

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

587 574 521 484 468

3-Point Field Goals Attempted 2001-02 2004-05 2000-01 2005-06 2003-04

27 games 28 games 28 games 28 games 28 games

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

3-Point Field Goal Percentage 42.1 (32-76) 1986-87 38.3 (82-214) 1994-95 37.0 (193-521) 2000-01 35.9 (168-468) 2003-04 35.0 (144-411) 1999-00

25 games 26 games 28 games 28 games 27 games

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

527 490 455 452 451

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

733 678 661 641 619

Free Throws Attempted 1998-99 1989-90 1993-94 1992-93 2010-11

28 games 30 games 27 games 27 games 30 games

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Free Throw Percentage 75.2 (340-452) 2001-02 74.6 (432-579) 1997-98 74.1 (490-661) 1993-94 73.0 (452-619) 2010-11 72.4 (390-539) 2000-01

27 games 28 games 27 games 30 games 28 games

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

1,288 1,266 1,253 1,242 1,214

Free Throws Made 1998-99 1993-94 1992-93 2010-11 1989-90

Rebounds 1989-90 1998-99 1984-85 1993-94 2010-11

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28 games 27 games 27 games 30 games 30 games

30 games 28 games 25 games 27 games 30 games

TEAM RECORDS Year-by-year leaders

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

58.9 54.1 52.0 50.4 48.1

Rebounding Average 1978-79 1975-76 1979-80 1980-81 1982-83

20 games 14 games 23 games 21 games 20 games

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

542 500 488 475 470

Assists 1987-88 2003-04 1995-96 1997-98 1988-89

26 games 28 games 28 games 28 games 26 games

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Blocks (does not include games prior to 1982-83) 143 1994-95 26 games 127 1987-88 26 games 125 1997-98 28 games 123 1993-94 27 games 119 1995-96 28 games

1. 3. 4. 5.

341 341 320 290 272

Steals (does not include games prior to 1982-83 2003-04 28 games 1987-88 26 games 1989-90 30 games 1988-89 26 games 2004-05 28 games

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

744 599 576 561 552

Most Fouls 1989-90 1993-94 2010-11 1988-89 1992-93

30 games 27 games 30 games 26 games 27 games

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

305 356 412 416 419

fewest Fouls 1975-76 1981-82 1984-85 1982-83 1978-79

14 games 16 games 25 games 20 games 20 games

1. 2. 4. 5.

46 28 28 26 20

Disqualifications 1989-90 1988-89 1992-93 1980-81 1999-00

30 games 26 games 27 games 21 games 27 games

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

805 707 648 645 638

Most Turnovers (does not include games prior to 1980-81 1989-90 30 games 1990-91 25 games 1997-98 28 games 2009-10 30 games 1992-93 27 games

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

347 356 374 388 450

FEwest Turnovers (does not include games prior to 1980-81 1982-83 20 games 1981-82 16 games 1983-84 23 games 1984-85 25 games 2003-04 28 games

1975-76 1976-77 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

Scoring Cheryl Eyraud Cheryl Eyraud Susan Pederson Susan Pederson Chris Tea Rose Jacklin Paula Burgoyne Gwen Thomas Gwen Thomas Darla Hunt Denise Muir Sheri Davies Sheri Davies Stacey French Lexa Larsen Angie Tanner Candice Lords Cherri Shurtliff Cherri Shurtliff Cherri Frandsen Cherri Frandsen Mandi Shaheen Myndee Larsen Sunny Myers Megan Lofthouse Megan Woolston Caroline Heaton Casey Cooke Casey Cooke Janis Beal Cassie Hahl Anne Westwood Anne Westwood Anne Westwood Higbee Challis Pascucci Challis Pascucci

332 431 287 370 360 240 280 315 347 374 371 411 567 274 424 221 346 362 553 421 426 266 618 381 379 365 354 401 385 349 363 272 314 362 362 516

23.7 ppg 19.6 ppg 14.3 ppg 18.5 ppg 15.7 ppg 11.4 ppg 17.5 ppg 15.8 ppg 15.1 ppg 15.0 ppg 16.1 ppg 16.4 ppg 21.8 ppg 10.5 ppg 14.6 ppg 8.8 ppg 15.0 ppg 13.4 ppg 20.5 ppg 16.2 ppg 15.2 ppg 10.6 ppg 22.1 ppg 13.6 ppg 14.0 ppg 13.0 ppg 13.1 ppg 14.9 ppg 13.8 ppg 12.5 ppg 13.0 ppg 9.4 ppg 10.5 ppg 12.5 ppg 12.1 ppg 17.2 ppg

Rebounding Lecia Ottley Bev Rambicure Chris Tea Chris Tea Chris Tea Rose Jacklin Paula Burgoyne Lisa Stolk Lisa Stolk Lisa Ballantyne Rene Ramsey Sheri Davies Sheri Davies Stacey French Stacey French Ellen Doane Becky Schofield Cherri Shurtliff Cherri Shurtliff Myndee Larsen Cherri Frandsen Mandi Shaheen Myndee Larsen Melissa Hines Sarah Pratt Sarah Mortensen Caroline Heaton Lacey Yates Lacey Yates Kristin Pierce Julie Stradling Anne Westwood Anne Westwood Anne Westwood Higbee Challis Pascucci Challlis Pascucci

105 242 188 209 286 185 173 171 190 180 211 242 225 163 159 132 168 178 205 257 221 180 267 259 239 198 257 191 186 167 193 191 242 222 291 268

7.5 rpg 11.0 rpg 9.4 rpg 10.5 rpg 12.4 rpg 9.3 rpg 10.8 rpg 8.6 rpg 8.3 rpg 7.2 rpg 8.8 rpg 9.7 rpg 8.7 rpg 6.3 rpg 5.3 rpg 5.3 rpg 6.2 rpg 6.6 rpg 7.6 rpg 9.9 rpg 7.9 rpg 7.2 rpg 9.5 rpg 9.3 rpg 8.9 rpg 7.1 rpg 9.5 rpg 7.1 rpg 6.6 rpg 6.0 rpg 6.9 rpg 6.6 rpg 8.1 rpg 7.7 rpg 9.7 rpg 8.9 rpg

Field Goal Percentage (Min. 4 FGM/game) 1975-76 Laura Bailey 67-142 .472 1976-77 Dent Hendrix 103-220 .468 1977-78 Chris Tea 96-142 .676 1978-79 Susan Pederson 161-329 .489 1979-80 Chris Tea 142-271 .524 1980-81 Rose Jacklin 85-243 .350 1981-82 Lisa Stolk 99-260 .381 1982-83 Lisa Stolk 102-239 .427 1983-84 Gwen Thomas 151-335 .451 1984-85 Darla Hunt 169-376 .449 1985-86 Rene Ramsey 121-256 .473 1986-87 Sheri Davies 155-321 .463 1987-88 Luann Weston 167-337 .496 1988-89 Stacey French 116-245 .393 1989-90 Stacey French 168-344 .488 1990-91 Ellen Doane 83-209 .397* 1991-92 Candice Lords 129-332 .389 1992-93 Cherri Shurtliff 134-269 .498 1993-94 Cherri Shurtliff 205-355 .577 1994-95 Myndee Larsen 167-271 .616 1995-96 Myndee Larsen 168-271 .620 1996-97 Krista Smith 101-239 .423 1997-98 Myndee Larsen 249-344 .724** ** NCAA Record ** 1998-99 Melissa Hines 130-278 .468 1999-00 Sarah Pratt 112-243 .461 2000-01 Megan Woolston 114-226 .504 2001-02 Carline Heaton 136-290 .469 2002-03 Lacey Yates 99-218 .454* 2003-04 Lacey Yates 133-266 .500 2004-05 Cheryl Grant 48-102 .471* 2005-06 Anne Westwood 60-124 .484 2006-07 Anne Westwood 97-211 .460* 2007-08 Anne Westwood 114-229 .498* 2008-09 Anne Westwood Higbee 134-257 .521* 2009-10 Challis Pascucci 131-190 .452 2010-11 Challis Pascucci 179-329 .544 * - Led team in FGM but did not reach minimum

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TEAM RECORD BOOK Free Throw Percentage (min. 2 FTM/game)

1975-76 Cheryl Eyraud 38-61 1976-77 Dent Hendrix 40-58 1977-78 Susan Pederson 48-69 1978-79 Susan Pederson 48-60 1979-80 Chris Tea 76-102 1980-81 Rose Jacklin 62-110 1981-82 Paula Burgoyne 84-127 1982-83 Lisa Stolk 65-94 1983-84 Laurie Garrett 54-75 1984-85 Denise Muir 45-65 1985-86 Angela Levi 55-102 1986-87 Darla Hunt 54-79 1987-88 Sheri Davies 107-155 1988-89 Kim Free 52-67 1989-90 Stacey French 65-88 1990-91 Heather Sonne 70-120 1991-92 Becky Schofield 101-134 1992-93 Becky Schofield 94-119 1993-94 Cherri Shurtliff 143-184 1994-95 Cherri Frandsen 135-185 1995-96 Cherri Frandsen 128-185 1996-97 Toni Torres 52-61 1997-98 Myndee Larsen 120-145 1998-99 Megan Lofthouse 95-112 1999-00 Megan Lofthouse 85-112 2000-01 Megan Woolston 93-109 2001-02 Sally Johnson 56-68 2002-03 Lacey Yates 95-131 2003-04 Sarah Hutton 61-84 2004-05 Janis Beal 83-104 2005-06 Charmaine Piula 58-72 2006-07 Anne Westwood 78-134 2007-08 Challis Pascucci 64-83 2008-09 Challis Pascucci 62-89 2009-10 Challis Pascucci 100-130 * - Led team in FTM but did not reach minimum

.623 .690 .695 .800 .745 .564 .661 .691 .720 .692* .537 .683 .690 .776 .739 .583 .754 .790 .777 .730 .692 .852 .828 .848 .759 .853 .824 .725 .726 .798 .806 .582 .771 .697 .769

Three-Point FG Percentage (min. 1.5 3FGM/game)

1986-87 Luann Weston 15-34 1987-88 Luann Weston 11-35 1988-89 Luann Weston 9-25 1989-90 Debbie Whitlock 14-43 1990-91 Angie Tanner 27-94 1991-92 Angie Alvey 35-113 1992-93 Angie Alvey 52-149 1993-94 Kim Bird 23-64 1994-95 Teresa Smith 42-107 1995-96 Tami Newton 27-83 1996-97 Jessica Littlefield 52-149 1997-98 Jessica Littlefield 61-168 1998-98 Sunny Myers 40-116 1999-00 Megan Lofthouse 44-117 2000-01 Megan Woolston 44-97 2001-02 Lindsey Hille 40-118 2002-03 Casey Cooke 56-129 2003-04 Janis Beal 43-109 2004-05 Kristin Pierce 31-87 2005-06 Heather Hillock 14-32 2006-07 Heather Hillock 33-69 2007-08 Jamie Sagers 18-56 2008-09 Dani Hosking 26-67 2009-10 Jadie Parsons 34-111 * - Led team in 3FGM but did not reach minimum

.441* .314* .360* .326* .287* .310* .361 .359* .393 .325* .349 .363 .345* .376 .454 .290* .434 .394 .356* .438* .479* .321* .388* .306

Assists

1977-78 Dent Hendrix 53 Natalie Smith 53 Laura Bailey 53 1978-79 Dent Hendrix 50 1979-80 Carolyn Dodds 47 1980-81 Denice Long 42 1981-82 Denice Long 53 1982-83 Gwen Thomas 109 1983-84 Gwen Thomas 94 1984-85 Annette Turley 146 1985-86 Kim Free 126 1986-87 Kim Free 108 1987-88 Kim Free 176 1988-89 Kim Free 164 1989-90 Paula Sawyer 133 1990-91 Shanna Draper 98 1991-92 Apryl Brainard 98 1992-93 Angie Alvey 133 1993-94 Kim Bird 65 1994-95 Hillarie Dunn 84 1995-96 Linsey Mortensen 1 38 1996-97 Krista Smith 101 1997-98 Sunny Myers 106 1998-99 Alycia Adams 86 1999-00 Sally Johnson 124 2000-01 Sally Johnson 145 2001-02 Sally Johnson 112 2002-03 Cyrita Warner 84 2003-04 Casey Cooke 141 2004-05 Janis Beal 78 2005-06 Amy Young 92 2006-07 Silvia Da Silva 51 2007-08 Kaila Goff 68 2008-09 Kaila Goff 108 2009-10 Kaila Goff 98

Steals

1982-83 Gwen Thomas 1983-84 Gwen Thomas 1984-85 Annette Turley 1985-86 Kim Free 1986-87 Luann Weston 1988-89 Kim Free 1989-90 Lexa Larsen 1990-91 Angie Tanner 1991-92 Candice Lords 1992-93 Angie Alvey Sue Shurtliff 1993-94 Becky Schofield 1994-95 Cherri Frandsen 1995-96 Cherri Frandsen 1996-97 Krista Smith 1997-98 Mandi Shaheen 1998-99 Alycia Adams 1999-00 Sally Johnson 2000-01 Sally Johnson 2001-02 Sally Johnson 2002-03 Casey Cooke 2003-04 Casey Cooke 2004-05 Janis Beal 2005-06 Cassie Hahl 2006-07 Charmaine Piula 2007-08 Erin Heuett 2008-09 Kaila Goff 2009-10 Cassie Burgess

84 68 33 61 78 74 50 39 45 51 51 36 37 47 39 33 41 43 43 51 70 93 49 50 25 27 32 31

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2.7 apg 2.7 apg 2.7 apg 2.5 apg 2.1 apg 2.2 apg 3.3 apg 5.5 apg 4.1 apg 6.1 apg 5.3 apg 4.3 apg 6.8 apg 6.3 apg 4.4 apg 3.9 apg 3.6 apg 4.9 apg 2.5 apg 3.2 apg 4.9 apg 4.0 apg 3.8 apg 3.1 apg 4.6 apg 5.2 apg 4.1 apg 3.3 apg 5.0 apg 2.8 apg 3.3 apg 1.9 spg 2.7 apg 3.9 apg 4.9 apg 4.2 spg 2.9 spg 1.4 spg 2.6 spg 3.1 spg 2.8 spg 1.7 spg 1.5 spg 1.9 spg 1.9 spg 1.9 spg 1.3 spg 1.4 spg 1.7 spg 1.5 spg 1.2 spg 1.4 spg 1.6 spg 1.5 spg 1.9 spg 2.6 spg 3.3 spg 1.75 spg 1.8 spg 0.9 spg 0.9 spg 1.1 spg 1.0 spg

TEAM RECORD BOOK Blocks

1982-83 Paula Burgoyne 22 1983-84 Laurie Garrett 16 1984-85 Rebecca Wilkins 31 1985-86 Rene Ramsey 45 1986-87 Sheri Davies 31 1987-88 Brenda Acor 42 1988-89 Kim Langford 29 1989-90 Kim Langford 45 1990-91 Ellen Doane 11 1991-92 Amy Gubler 27 1992-93 Cherri Shurtliff 31 1993-94 Myndee Larsen 42 1994-95 Myndee Larsen 60 1995-96 Myndee Larsen 59 1996-97 Jessica Littlefield 16 1997-98 Myndee Larsen 90 1998-99 Sarah Pratt 38 1999-00 Sarah Pratt 31 2000-01 Sarah Mortensen 49 2001-02 Caroline Heaton 10 2002-03 Lacey Yates 22 2003-04 Lacey Yates 35 2004-05 Sarah Hutton 17 2005-06 Julie Stradling 23 2006-07 Julie Stradling 15 2007-08 Jamie Sagers 35 2008-09 Challis Pascucci 31 2009-10 Challis Pascucci 46

1.1 bpg 0.7 bpg 1.2 bpg 1.9 bpg 1.2 bpg 1.6 bpg 1.1 bpg 1.5 bpg 0.4 bpg 1.0 bpg 1.1 bpg 1.5 bpg 2.3 bpg 2.3 bpg 0.7 bpg 3.2 bpg 1.3 bpg 1.1 bpg 1.7 bpg 0.4 bpg 0.8 bpg 1.2 bpg 0.6 bpg 0.8 bpg 0.6 bpg 1.3 bpg 1.1 bpg 1.5 bpg

All-Time Coaching Records OVerall Conference Overall Coach seasons Record REcord Winning PCT. Joe Hillock Boyd Adams Larry Shurtliff Joy Peterson

10 6 5 6

128-146 84-60 68-69 64-59

Steve Hodson Clay Anderson Kit Janes Kathryn Berg Gordon Kerbs

2 2 1 1 1

15-44 12-44 9-20 8-6 4-21

JR Payne

23-37

62-76 39-27 16-0 26-22

15-21 9-23 - 5-13 6-2 -

Kit Janes 2008-09

.467 .583 .496 .520

.233 .254 .214 .310 .571 .160

Year

Year-By-Year Results Coach Record Conference

Totals

35 Seasons 399-492 (.448)

1975-76 Kathryn Berg 1976-77 Joy Peterson 1977-78 Joy Peterson 1978-79 Joy Peterson 1979-80 Joy Peterson 1980-81 Joy Peterson 1981-82 Joy Peterson 1982-83 Boyd Adams 1983-84 Boyd Adams 1984-85 Boyd Adams 1985-86 Boyd Adams 1986-87 Boyd Adams 1987-88 Boyd Adams 1988-89 Clay Anderson 1989-90 Clay Anderson 1990-91 Gordon Kerbs 1991-92 Larry Shurtliff 1992-93 Larry Shurtliff 1993-94 Larry Shurtliff 1994-95 Larry Shurtliff 1995-96 Larry Shurtliff 1996-97 Joe Hillock 1997-98 Joe Hillock 1998-99 Joe Hillock 1999-2000 Joe Hillock 2000-01 Joe Hillock 2001-02 Joe Hillock 2002-03 Joe Hillock 2003-04 Joe Hillock 2004-05 Joe Hillock 2005-06 Joe Hillock 2006-07 Steve Hodson 2007-08 Steve Hodson 2008-09 Kit Janes 2009-10 JR Payne 2010-11 JR Payne

Steve Hodson 2006-2008

Joe Hillock 1996-2006

Finish

8-6 Intermountain, 6-2 2nd 18-4 Intermountain, 9-1 T-1st 13-7 Intermountain, 5-1 1st 15-6 RMAC, 5-3 2nd-West 11-12 RMAC, 4-4 4th-West 6-15 RMAC, 2-6 4th-West 1-15 RMAC, 1-7 5th-West 9-11 RMAC, 9-9 6th 12-11 RMAC, 8-8 T-4th 13-12 RMAC, 9-7 3rd 16-9 RMAC, 13-3 1st 16-9 Division II Independent 18-8 Division II Independent 7-19 Division I Independent 5-25 Division I Independent 4-21 Division I Independent 6-21 Division I Independent 12-15 Division I Independent 16-11 Division I Independent 17-11 American West, 8-0 1st 17-11 American West, 8-0 1st 9-16 Division I Independent 16-12 Mid-Continent, 8-8 T-4th 16-12 Mid-Continent, 8-6 T-3rd 12-15 Mid-Continent, 7-9 T-6th 16-12 Mid-Continent, 11-5 T-2nd 10-17 Mid-Continent, 6-8 T-4th 9-18 Mid-Continent, 2-12 8th 18-10 Mid-Continent, 9-7 T-5th 11-17 Mid-Continent, 7-9 6th 11-17 Mid-Continent, 4-12 8th 9-20 Mid-Continent, 5-9 7th 6-24 Summit League, 4-14 8th 9-20 Summit League, 5-13 9th 7-23 Summit League, 5-13 8th 16-14 Summit League, 10-8 5th

Larry Shurtleff 1991-1996

Gordon Kerbs 1990-1991

JR Payne 2009-current Clay Anderson 1988 - 1990

Boyd Adams 1982 - 1988

Joy Peterson 1976 - 1982

Kathryn Berg 1975 - 1976

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2011-12 OPPONENTS Utah

Sunday, Nov. 13 (Salt Lake City, Utah)

Location Salt Lake City, Utah Enrollment 30,819 Affiliation Divison I Conference Pac-12 Nickname Utes Colors Crimson and White Facility Jon M. Huntsman Center President A. Lorris Betz, M.D., Ph.D. Athletic Director Dr. Chris Hill Head Coach Anthony Levrets Alma Mater Lafayett Utah Record 18-17 (2nd Season) Career Record Same Assistant Coaches Velaida Harris Matt Legerski, Willette White 2010-11 Record 18-17 2010-11 Conference Record 7-9 (T-4th) Letterwinner R/L 7/2 Starters R/L 4/1 SID Brooke Frederickson Phone (801) 581-8302 Fax (801) 581-4358 E-Mail bfrederickson@huntsman.utah.edu Press Row (801) 493-9254 Website www.utahutes.cstv.com Series Record Utah leads 10-3 Last Meeting @Utah 79 - SUU 47 (12/30/05)

North Dakota

Friday, Nov. 25 (Las Cruces, New Mexico) Location Grand Forks, ND Enrollment 14,194 Affiliatiion Division I Conference Great West Nickname Fighting Sioux Colors Kelly Green and White Facility Betty Engelstad Sioux Center President Dr. Robert Kelley Athletic Director Brian Faison Head Coach Gene Roebuck Alma Mater Mayville State UND Record 607-134 (25th Season) Career Record 694-148 Assistant Coaches J. Travis Brewster, Annie Isler, Val Sannes 2010-11 Record 15-16 2010-11 Conference Record 8-4 (3rd) Letterwinner R/L 8/2 Starters R/L 3/2 SID Christy Kramer Phone (701) 777-4210 Fax (701) 746-4507 E-Mail christy.kramer@athletics.UND.edu Press Row (320) 226-2420 Website www.fightingsioux.com Series Record First all-time meeting

Santa Clara

Friday, Nov. 18 (Santa Clara, California)

Location Santa Clara, Calif. Enrollment 8,685 Affiliatiion Division I Conference West Coast Nickname Broncos Colors Red and White Facility Leavy Center President Michael Engh, S.J. Athletic Director Staci Gustafson Head Coach Jennifer Mountain Alma Mater Gonzaga Santa Clara Record 20-73 (4th Season) Career Record Same Assistant Coaches Evan Unrau Marissa White, Stacy Clinesmith 2010-11 Record 11-19 2010-11 Conference Record 6-8 (T-4th) Letterwinner R/L 10/3 Starters R/L 3/2 SID Nick Mirkovich Phone (408) 554-4659 Fax (408) 554-6942 E-Mail nmirkovich@scu.edu Press Row (408) 554-4655 Website www.santaclarabroncos.com Series Record Tied 1-1 Last Meeting @SUU 80 - SCU 67 (12/13/10)

New Mexico State

Sunday, Nov. 27 (Las Cruces, New Mexico) Location Las Cruces, New Mexico Enrollment 17,198 Affiliatiion Division I Conference WAC Nickname Aggies Colors Crimson and White Facility Pan American Center President Barbara Couture Athletic Director Dr. McKinley Boston Head Coach Mark Trakh Alma Mater Long Beach State NMSU Record 1st Season Career Record 289-187 Assistant Coaches Jamie Shadian, Tamara Inoue, Aarika Hughes 2010-11 Record 14-18 2010-11 Conference Record 7-9 (T-5th) Letterwinner R/L 10/4 Starters R/L 2/3 SID Jeremy Strachan Phone (575) 646-3269 Fax (575) 646-2425 E-Mail JLS@nmsu.edu Press Row (517) 749-3088 Website www.NMStateSports.com Series Record New Mexico State leads 3-1 Last Meeting @NMSU 59 - SUU 57 (12/4/06)

Oregon State

Sunday, Nov. 20 (Corvallis, Oregon)

Location Corvallis, Oreg. Enrollment 23,761 Affiliatiion Division I Conference Pac-12 Nickname Beavers Colors Orange and Black Facility Gill Coliseum (10,400) President Dr. Edward Ray Athletic Director Bob De Carolis Head Coach Scott Rueck Alma Mater Oregon State Oregon State Record 9-21 (2nd Season) Career Record 297-109 Assistant Coaches Marc Campbell Eric Ely, Megan Dickerson 2010-11 Record 9-21 2010-11 Conference Record 2-16 Letterwinner R/L Starters R/L SID Melody Stockwell Phone (541) 737-3720 Fax (541) 737-3072 E-Mail

melody.stockwell@oregonstate.edu

Press Row Website www.osubeavers.com Series Record Oregon State leads 4-1 Last Meeting @SUU 62 - OSU 61 (10/17/10)

Utah Valley

Wednesday, Nov. 30 (Centrum Arena) Saturday, Dec. 10 (Orem, Utah)

Location Orem, Utah Enrollment 33,508 Affiliatiion Division I Conference Great West Nickname Wolverines Colors Green and White Facility UCCU Center President Dr. Matthew S. Holland Athletic Director Michael V. Jacobsen Head Coach Cathy Nixon Alma Mater BYU Utah Valley Record 282-202 Career Record Same Assistant Coaches Dan Nielson Liz Darger 2010-11 Record 8-21 2010-11 Conference Record 5-7 Letterwinner R/L 10/1 Starters R/L 5/0 SID James Warnick Phone (801) 863-6231 Fax (801) 863-8813 E-Mail James.Warnick@uvu.edu Press Row (801) 376-0814 Website www.WolverineGreen.com Series Record SUU leads 6-4 Last Meeting @SUU 69 - UVU 50 (12/11/10)

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Oral Roberts

Saturday, Dec. 3 (Tulsa, Oklahoma) Saturday, Feb. 25 (Centrum Arena) Location Tulsa, Okla. Enrollment 3,259 Affiliatiion Division I Conference Summit League Nickname Golden Eagles Colors Navy Blue, Vegas Gold, White Facility Mabee Center President Dr. Mark Rutland Athletic Director Mike Carter Head Coach Jerry Finkbeiner Alma Mater Southern Nazarene Oral Roberts Record 253-197 Career Record 454-232 Assistant Coaches Misti Cussen, Bojan Jankovic, Micha Vandervort 2010-11 Record 23-11 2010-11 Conference Record 16-2 (1st) Letterwinner R/L 9/2 Starters R/L 5/0 SID Rob Walden Phone (918) 495-7094 Fax (918) 495-7800 E-Mail rwalden@oru.edu Press Row (918) 495-7800 Website www.ORUGoldenEagles.com Series Record ORU lead 18-11 Last Meeting @SUU 101 - ORU 93 (2/12/11)

Ohio State

Tuesday, Dec. 20 (Columbus, Ohio) Location Columbus, Ohio Enrollment 52,568 Affiliatiion Division I Conference Big Ten Nickname Buckeyes Colors Scarlet and Gray Facility Value City Arena (19,049) President E. Gordon Gee Athletic Director Eugene Smith Head Coach Tim Foster Alma Mater Temple Ohio State Record 236-62 (10th Season) Career Record 740-287 Assistant Coaches Debbie Black Ed Baldwin, Patrick Klein 2010-11 Record 24-10 2010-11 Conference Record 10-6 (T-3rd) Letterwinner R/L 9/4 Starters R/L 3/2 SID Dan Wallenburg Phone (614) 247-0011 Fax (614) 292-8547 E-Mail widman.12@osu.edu Press Row (614) 688-5330 Website www.OhioStateBuckeyes.com Series Record First Meeting Last Meeting n/a

BYU

2011-12 OPPONENTS

Thursday, Dec. 8 (Provo, Utah) Location Provo, Utah Enrollment 33,278 Affiliatiion Division I Conference West Coast Nickname Cougars Colors Dark Blue and White Facility Marriott Center President Cecil O. Samuelson Athletic Director Tom Holmoe Head Coach Jeff Judkins Alma Mater Utah BYU Record 205-108 Career Record Same Assistant Coaches Chris Boettcher, Melinda Bendall, Ray Stewart 2010-11 Record 25-9 2010-11 Conference Record 15-1 (1st) Letterwinner R/L 7/4 Starters R/L 2/3 SID Norma Collett Phone (801) 422-4908 Fax (801) 422-0633 E-Mail norma_collett@byu.edu Press Row (801) 422-3675 Website www.byucougars.com Series Record BYU leads 23-3 Last Meeting BYU 72 - @SUU 39 (11/24/09)

UMKC

Thursday, Dec. 29 (Kansas City, Missouri) Monday, Jan. 30 (Centrum Arena) Location Kansas City, Miss. Enrollment 14,221 Affiliatiion Division I Conference Summit League Nickname Kangaroos Colors Blue and Gold Facility Swinney Recreation Center Chancellor Leo E. Morton Athletic Director Tim Hall Head Coach Candace Whitaker Alma Mater Texas Tech UMKC Record 55-81 (6th Season) Career Record Same Assistant Coaches Bruce Erickson, Meredith Doyle, Wyketha Harrell 2010-11 Record 14-16 2010-11 Conference Record 9-9 (6th) Letterwinner R/L 11/3 Starters R/L 5/0 SID Nik Busch Phone (816) 235-6618 Fax (816) E-Mail buschns@umkc.edu Press Row (816) 529-7694 Website www.umkckangaroos.com Series Record UMKC leads 16-14 Last Meeting UMKC 71 - @SUU 68 (2/5/11)

Westminster

Saturday, Dec. 17 (Centrum Arena)

Location Salt Lake City, Utah Enrollment 3,200 Affiliatiion NAIA Division I Conference Frontier Nickname Griffins Colors Purple and Gold Facility Behnken Field House President Dr. Michael S. Bassis Athletic Director Shay Wyatt Head Coach Shelley Jarrard Alma Mater Vanderbilt Westminster Record First Season Career Record Assistant Coaches Elaine Elliot Candace Smith, Chantelle Bateman 2010-11 Record 28-7 2010-11 Conference Record 12-2 Letterwinner R/L Starters R/L SID Josh Fisher Phone (801) 832-2890 Fax E-Mail jfisher@westminstercollege.edu Press Row Website Series Record SUU leads 5-0 Last Meeting @SUU 85 - Westminster 67

South Dakota

Saturday, Dec. 31 (Vermillion, South Dakota)

Saturday, Jan. 6 (Centrum Arena)

Location Vermillion, S.D. Enrollment 10,151 Affiliatiion Division I Conference Summit League Nickname Coyotes Colors Red and White Facility DakotaDome President James W. Abbott Athletic Director David Sayler Head Coach Ryun Williams Alma Mater South Dakota South Dakota Record 61-41 (4th Season) Career Record 296-184 Assistant Coaches Ryan Larsen Mandy Koupal, Brooke Atkinson 2010-11 Record 20-12 2010-11 Conference Record 8-5 Letterwinner R/L 8/5 Starters R/L 4/1 SID Tom Berg Phone (605) 677-8813 Fax (605) 677-5618 E-Mail tom.berg@usd.edu Press Row (605) 677-9222 Website www.usdcoyotes.com Series Record First all-time meeting

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2011-12 OPPONENTS San Jose State

Wednesday, Jan. 4 (Centrum Arena)

Location San Jose, Calif. Enrollment 26,796 Affiliatiion Division I Conference Western Athletic Nickname Spartans Colors Gold, White and Blue Facility The Event Center Interim President Mohammad Qayoumi Athletic Director Tom Bowen Head Coach Tim La Kose Alma Mater Cal State Northridge San Jose State Record First Year Career Record 347-152 Assistant Coaches Brannon Hays, Mandi Carver, Cecilia Russell-Nava 2010-11 Record 2-27 2010-11 Conference Record 2-14 (9th) Letterwinner R/L 6/2 Starters R/L 4/1 SID Richard Stern Phone (408) 924-1208 Fax (408) 924-1291 E-Mail richard.stern@sjsu.edu Press Row (408) 318-8111 Website www.sjsuspartans.com Series Record SJSU leads 3-1 Last Meeting SJSU 84 - @SUU 68 (12/21/02)

Western Illinois

Saturday, Jan. 14 (Macomb, Illinois) Monday, Feb. 13 (Centrum Arena) Location Macomb, Ill. Enrollment 13,331 Affiliatiion Division I Conference Summit League Nickname Fighting Leathernecks Colors Purple and Gold Facility Waste Managment Court at Western Hall President Dr. Jack Thomas Athletic Director Dr. Tim M. Van Alstine Head Coach J.D. Gravina Alma Mater William Jewell College Western Illinois Record First Year Career Record 113-61 Assistant Coaches Seth Minter, Kerry Juhlin, Tiffany Coppage 2010-11 Record 8-21 2010-11 Conference Record 6-12 (8th) Letterwinner R/L 9/3 Starters R/L 3/2 SID Cameron Weidenthaler Phone (309) 298-1133 Fax (309) 298-1960 E-Mail ch-weidenthaler@wiu.edu Press Row (309) 298-1227 Website www.GoLeathernecks.com Series Record WIU leads 20-11 Last Meeting SUU 65 - @WIU 53 (2/19/11)

North Dakota State

Saturday, Jan. 7 (Centrum Arena) Monday, Feb. 6 (Fargo, North Dakota)

Location Fargo, N.D. Enrollment 14,407 Affiliatiion Division I Conference Summit League Nickname Bison Colors Green and Yellow Facility Bison Sports Arena President Dr. Dean L. Bresciani Athletic Director Gene Taylor Head Coach Carolyn DeHoff Alma Mater Arizona State North Dakota State Record 45-42 Career Record Same Assistant Coaches Jamie Berry Ali Prichard, Deanne Stevenson 2010-11 Record 13-16 2010-11 Conference Record 9-9 Letterwinner R/L 6/4 Starters R/L 4/1 SID Jeff Schwartz Phone (701) 231-8332 Fax (701) 231-8022 E-Mail Jeff.Schwartz@ndsu.edu Press Row (701) 231-8611 Website www.GoBison.com Series Record NDSU leads 6-2 Last Meeting @NDSU 82 - SUU 71 (12/31/10)

IUPUI

Monday, Jan. 16 (Indianapolois, Indiana) Saturday, Feb. 11 (Centrum Arena) Location Indianapolis, Ind. Enrollment 30,383 Affiliatiion NCAA Division I Conference Summit League Nickname Jaguars Colors Red, Gold and Black Facility The Jungle Chancellor Charles R. Bantz Athletic Director Michael R. Moore Head Coach Austin Parkinson Alma Mater Purdue IUPUI Record 4-24 Career Record Same Assistant Coaches Alex Webster, Stan Benge, Ashley Barlow 2010-11 Record 4-24 2010-11 Conference Record 2-16 (9th) Letterwinner R/L 7/5 Starters R/L 3/2 SID John Berry Phone (317) 278-3619 Fax (317) 278-2683 E-Mail jmberry@iupui.edu Press Row (317) 274-4558 Website www.IUPUIJags.com Series Record SUU leads 15-13 Last Meeting SUU 62 - @IUPUI 45 (2/21/11)

South Dakota State

Monday, Jan. 9 (Centrum Arena) Saturday, Feb. 4 (Brookings, S.D.)

Location Brookings, S.D. Enrollment 12,725 Affiliatiion Division I Conference Summit League Nickname Jackrabbits Colors Yellow and Blue Facility Frost Arena (6,500) President Dr. David Chicoine Athletic Director Justin Sell Head Coach Aaron Johnston Alma Mater Gustavus South Dakota State Record 266-90 Career Record Same Assistant Coaches Katie Falco Chad Oltzke, Emilee Thiesse, Carissa Nord 2010-11 Record 19-14 2010-11 Conference Record 12-6 (T-3rd) Letterwinner R/L 9/3 Starters R/L 3/2 SID Jason Hove Phone (605) 688-4623 Fax (605) 688-5999 E-Mail Jason.Hove@sdstate.edu Press Row (605) 695-1827 Website www.GoJacks.com Series Record SDSU leads 7-1 Last Meeting @SDSU 81 - SUU 61 (1/29/11)

IPFW

Saturday, Jan. 21 (Centrum Arena) Monday, Feb. 20 (Fort Wayne, Ind.)

Location Fort Wayne, Ind Enrollment 14,193 Affiliatiion NCAA Division I Conference Summit League Nickname Mastodons Colors Royal Blue and White Facility Hilliard Gates Sports Center Chancellor Michael A. Wartell Athletic Director Tommy Bell Head Coach Chris Paul Alma Mater St. Francis IPFW Record 52-87 Career Record 72-98 Assistant Coaches Kip Miller, Caren Fiorillo, Tara Miller 2010-11 Record 20-11 2010-11 Conference Record 13-5 (2nd) Letterwinner R/L 5/6 Starters R/L 2/3 SID Bill Salyer Phone (260) 481-0729 Fax (260) 481-6002 E-Mail salyerw@ipfw.edu Press Row (814) 282-9797 Website www.gomastodons.com Series Record IPFW lead 7-1 Last Meeting IPFW 90 - @SUU 68 (2/28/11)

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Oakland

Monday, Jan. 9 (Centrum Arena) Saturday, Feb. 4 (Brookings, S.D.)

Location Rochester, MIch. Enrollment 19,379 Affiliatiion Division I Conference Summit League Nickname Golden Grizzlies Colors Black and Gold Facility Athletics Center O’rena (3,000) President Dr. Gary D. Russi Athletic Director Tracy Hutch Head Coach Becky Francis Alma Mater Colgate Oakland Record 207-125 (12th Season) Career Record 225-161 Assistant Coaches Eric Stephan Katie Trolla, Anne Hafeli 2010-11 Record 19-14 2010-11 Conference Record 12-6 (T-3rd) Letterwinner R/L 9/3 Starters R/L 3/2 SID Scott Dunford Phone (248) 370-3123 Fax (248) 370-3138 E-Mail WSDunfor@Oakland.edu Press Row (605) 695-1827 Website www.ougrizzlies.com Series Record OU leads 22-6 Last Meeting OU 65 - SUU 58 (3/6/11)

Dixie State

2011-12 OPPONENTS

Monday, Oct. 31 (Exhib.) Location St. George, Utah Enrollment 9,086 Affiliatiion Division II Conference Pacific West Conference Nickname Red Storm Colors Red, Navy Blue and White Facility M. Anthony Burns Arena President Dr. Stephen D. Naduald Athletic Director Jason Boothe Head Coach Angela Kristensen Alma Mater Briar Cliff Dixie State Record 91-46 (6th Season) Career Record 162-106 Assistant Coaches Kawika Stant Kiva Herman 2010-11 Record 24-4 2010-11 Conference Record 14-2 (T-1st) Letterwinner R/L 9/3 Starters R/L 2/3 SID Jeff Cluff Phone (435) 652-7524 Fax (435) 656-4003 E-Mail cluff@dixie.edu Press Row (435) 619-7524 Website www.dixieathletics.com Series Record SUU leads 7-6 Last Meeting DSC 67 - @SUU 65 (11/5/10)

Adam’s State

Friday, Nov. 4 (Exhib.) Location Alamosa, Colo. Enrollment 2,500 Affiliatiion NCAA Division II Conference Rocky Mountain Athletic Conf. Nickname Grizzlies Colors Green and White Facility Plachy Hall Chancellor Dr. David Svaldi Athletic Director Larry Mortenson Head Coach Kelly Kruger Alma Mater Northwestern (Iowa) Adam’s State Record Career Record 360-283 Assistant Coaches Kendra Coveal, Craig Mortensen, Jan Vigil 2010-11 Record 23-10 2010-11 Conference Record 15-7 (th) Letterwinner R/L 7/5 Starters R/L 3/2 SID Scott Kretzmann Phone (719) 587-7825 Fax (719) 587-7376 E-Mail skretzmann@adams.edu Press Row (719) 587-7401 Website www.ascgrizzlies.com Series Record SUU leads 15-13 Last Meeting SUU 62 - @IUPUI 45 (2/21/11)

2012 Summit League Basketball Championships Sioux Falls, S.D. Sioux Falls Arena March 3-6

Media Credentials Media wishing to cover the 2012 Summit League Men’s and Women’s Basketball Championships must submit a credential application online. Applications can be found on The Summit League website at www.thesummitleague.org, beginning in January. Ticket Prices Adult All-Session Lower Level (14 games)................... $99 Adult All-Session Gen. Admission (14 games)........$82.50 Student (single-game)................................................. $11 Women’s Final..........................$16 reserved/$11 general Men’s Final...............................$16 reserved/$11 general *Note* Student tickets must be ordered in advance through each school’s ticket office. Tickets can be purchased at all Ticketmaster locations (605-367-8460), online at www.ticketmaster.com or in person at the Sioux Falls Arena Box Office.

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SOUTHERN UTAH PRESIDENT Michael T. Benson was appointed the 15th president of Southern Utah University on November 10, 2006, by the Utah State Board of Regents. Dr. Benson came to SUU from Snow College where he served as president for five years. Prior to his tenure in Ephraim, Dr. Benson was special assistant to the president and secretary to the University of Utah, a cabinet-level position on that campus. During his presidency at Snow, athletic teams excelled, winning several conference championships and finishing near the top of national rankings. He was instrumental in establishing America’s premier junior college football bowl game, the Zions Bank Top of the Mountains Bowl, played each December in Salt Lake City. Dr. Benson currently serves as Chair of the Presidents’ Council for the Summit League. President Benson is the father of four children, Emma, Samuel, Truman Taft, and Tatum Anne. He and his wife Debi, along with the kids, are regularly seen around campus and at all types of sporting events. An accomplished athlete, Dr. Benson was captain of the East High School basketball team and one of four sophomores on the team that won the 1981 Utah State championship. He turned down track scholarships as a senior at East to enroll at Brigham Young University on a leadership scholarship, eventually earning a bachelor’s degree in political science, English, and history while playing on the junior varsity basketball team. He has also competed in the worlds oldest rivalry, serving as a player/coach in leading Oxford University over Cambridge in the 1994 Varsity Basketball Match. President Benson has completed several marathons with his best time (2:41) winning his age division at the St. George Marathon. In 1984, Michael was one of only 19 teenagers to compete in the Boston Marathon, with his finishing time of 2:52 placing him in the top 15% of all registered runners. While President of Snow College, he ran the St. George Marathon again, this time raising over $50,000 for the athletic department. He currently maintains a seven handicap in his favorite sport, golf. Dr. Benson holds a doctorate in modern Middle Eastern History from Oxford University. His critically-acclaimed book, Harry S. Truman and the Founding of Israel has led to many lecturing and consulting opportunities. Michael regularly leads tour groups to the Middle East where he is eager to share his love for and knowledge of the region. He is currently pursuing a master’s degree in non-profit administration at the Mendoza School of Business at the University of Notre Dame. The Bensons are delighted to be at Southern Utah University and look forward to supporting Thunderbird studentathletes for many years to come.

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DR. MICHAEL T. BENSON Dear Thunderbird Fans and Supporters: One of America’s great coaches once said, “The will to win is not nearly as important as the will to prepare to win.” All of us at Southern Utah University are committed to helping our student-athletes as they prepare to win on their respective fields and courts of competition. But more importantly, we are committed to helping them acquire those tools, experiences, and skills that will help them succeed in life and their life’s work. I thank you for your continued commitment to SUU and its many outstanding athletic programs which now number 17 – the second highest number of Division I sports programs offered in the entire State of Utah. For all those who enjoy a football Saturday on a beautiful fall day in the shadow of Cedar Mountain, the benefits of Division I athletics in our community are innumerable. From the dollars spent by visiting teams and fans in our local places of business to the positive media coverage generated by our studentathletes, the University is the beneficiary of these and other positive by-products of the substantial investment in our athletic program. Donors and alumni are even more proud of their association with the University when they see a return on their donated dollars in the form of success on the field and in the classroom. Excellence in athletics will continue to be an investment we are willing to make at Southern Utah University. In addition to those student-athletes who learn invaluable lessons in both the “thrill of victory and the agony of defeat,” athletics provide excellent participation opportunities for students in bands, cheer squads, dance teams, trainers, marketing interns, and many more. Our student athletes also represent a large percentage of the geographic, socioeconomic, ethnic, and religious diversity on campus which, I believe, enhances and enriches the academic and social experience of ALL our students. I heartily commend our athletic director, Ken Beazer, and his able and committed staff for their superb stewardship of the funds directed toward athletics. I also wish to thank all the academic and support staff who regularly monitor the progress of our student-athletes to ensure their commitment to “prepare to win” while at SUU and well beyond. Thank you for your support of Southern Utah University and the proud Thunderbird tradition. Yours sincerely,

President Michael Benson

Back Row (L to R): Dorian Page, Vice President of Finances; Michael Carter, Assistant Attorney General; Dean O’Driscoll, Vice President for University Relations; Dialea Adams, President’s Office Administrative Assistant; Stuart Jones, Vice President for Advancement Front Row (L to R): Donna Eddleman, Vice President of Student Services; Dr. Bradley Cook, Provost; Dr. Michael T. Benson, SUU President; Ken Beazer, SUU Athletic Director; Wesley Curtis, Vice President for Government Relations and Regional Services

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Southern Utah Athletics

Elise Wheeler, an All-American, as well as the 2009 NCAA Regional and WAC Gymnast of the Year

Fred House, Mid-Continent Conference MVP

Kristy Koplin competed at the 2010 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships in the hammer

SUU alumnus David Palmer was named the Japan Baskeball League’s MVP

Challis Pascucci, a 2010 all-Summit League honoree

Nick Miller led the FCS in all-purpose yards in 2008. He now plays for the St. Louis Rams

T-time first-team all-Summit League performer Ksusha Nazarova

2009 Summit League Freshman of the Year and two-time all-Summit League selection Ana Pelaez-Mailoto

Cameron Levins earned all-American honors after placing fourth at the 2011 NCAA cross country championships

Nate Page competed at the 2009 NCAA Golf Championships

Kristin Fronk, a two-time allSummit League performer Two-time Summit League Player of the Year Marci Pratt

Nick Freitas, two-time all-Summit League performer and 2009 draft pick of the Minnesota Twins

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KEN BEAZER

ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Ken Beazer was named Southern Utah’s Athletic Director on Dec. 21, 2005 and took the reins of the program Jan. 2, 2006. Beazer came to Southern Utah from Utah State University, where he has served as director of athletic development for the past four-plus years. While at USU, Beazer developed and initiated the largest capital campaign in the history of the school’s athletic department, including fund-raising for a planned $25 million renovation of Romney Stadium. Prior to his time at Utah State, Beazer spent nine years at Snow College, the first three as defensive coordinator on the football coaching staff and the final six – from 1995 to 2001 – as the school’s director of athletics. As a coach his teams ranked among the NJCAA’s top five defenses two of his three seasons, while as AD at Snow he implemented the college’s first Athletic Foundation Board as well as an annual giving program. He also spent two seasons as a graduate assistant football coach at Washington State University.

Debby Baker Marlene Barth Head Volleyball Coach Academic Coordinator

Nick Bartlet Marketing Coordinator

Scott Bauman Dan Bennion Todd Brown Head Gymnastics Coach Strength & Conditioning Assoc. AD/Compliance

Richard Church Head Golf Coach

Kyle Cottam Media Relations

David Eldredge Head Baseball Coach

Beazer is a 1989 graduate of Weber State University with a degree in broadcast communication. He also holds a master of arts degree in communication from Washington State, as well as an associate of arts in the same field from Snow College. Beazer and his wife, Cidnee, are the parents of four children: Rhett, Adrienne, Jadon and Harrison.

Neil Gardner Dr. Deborah Hill Asst. AD/Media Relations Faculty Athletic Rep.

Eric Houle Head XC/T&F Coach

Ken Beazer on SUU Athletics: Southern Utah University is truly a place where academics come first. The strong academic commitment of the staff and coaches is manifest in the overall academic accomplishments our teams achieve on an annual basis. The University’s strong academic emphasis, coupled with the dedicated efforts of the student athletes, allows the Athletics Department to continually post high marks in the classroom. The academic climate offered at SUU enables the institution to attract and retain high quality student athletes with sound character and a clear understanding of personal responsibility. Thunderbird Athletics was recently rewarded by its fellow institutions with an unprecedented, fourth consecutive Mid-Continent Conference Sportsmanship Award, setting a new standard by which all institutions are now measured. Southern Utah is fortunate to have a great relationship with the community, bringing new meaning to the term, “campus community.” Cedar City residents are hospitable, friendly and eager to serve, creating an ideal setting for personal growth. Thunderbird student athletes readily accept their responsibility of role models and spent countless hours in the local schools mentoring children. Southern Utah University’s commitment to athletics is manifest in its first class athletic facilities, providing the necessary amenities for a student athlete to achieve his/her athletic goals and compete at higher levels.

Kit Janes Eligibility Specialist

Ed Lamb Head Football Coach

Kyle Magnusson Ricky Mendini Head Softball Coach Assoc. AD/Sports Medicine

Lenny Lee Head Tennis Coach

Kyle Newhouse Media Relations

Jason Norris Assoc. AD/Business

JR Payne Head WBB Coach

Roger Reid Head MBB Coach

Suzie Rowley KP Sports Marketing

Shon Spevak Ticket Manager

Teshia Williams Administrative Asst.

Southern Utah University is an ideal place to achieve academic and athletic excellence and reach the high expectations we all have. Southern Utah University is one of the best locations to experience a true college atmosphere.

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Southern Utah’s training facilities include an expanded training room in Eccles Coliseum as well as three fully-equipped medical and training facilities located elsewhere on campus. SUU’s training facilities also include an olympic-sized pool. With a fully-certified staff as well as a student training program SUU is prepared to handle all the training needs of its 17 sports’ student athletes. Six doctors serve SUU student-athletes’ needs, including orthopedic specialist Dr. Robert Nakken, podiatrist Dr. Russ Olsen, pain specialist Dr. Dale Stott, general practitioner Dr. C. J. Thinnes and dentists Dr. James Sorenson and Dr. Brian Tavoian.

The Student-Athlete Academic Center was recently renovated in 2010 with a brand new lounge area, providing studentathletes a place to relax and a comfortable area to study. The Center features both individual and group work spaces and is centrally located on campus in the multi-purpose building. Marlene Barth, the Athletic Academic Coordinator, is also located in the center and is available to answer questions and help student-athletes achieve their academic goals.

SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY Athletics is an important part of your life right now. But what will you do when your playing days are over? Southern Utah University can help you prepare for a successful career in a variety of fields. SUU offers four master’s programs and over 120 bachelor’s programs in its six schools and colleges, as well as a range of certificates, associate’s and pre-professional degrees a wide variety of disciplines. School of Applied Science and Technology The SUU School of Applied Science and Technology offers 20 major courses of study as well as minors and pre-professional degrees in 26 additional areas. The Southern Utah Crime Laboratory is housed here and the State Criminologist teaches in the Criminal Justice Program. SUU’s technology education degree is the only program in the western United States with a career technical emphasis. School of Business In addition to master’s degrees in accountancy and business administration, the SUU School of Business offers bachelor’s degrees in nine majors with an additional 11 areas of specialization. SUU’s undergraduates consistently score in or above the 80th percentile on the ETS national field exam, including outstanding marks in the 90th and 96th percentile in finance and economics, respectively. SUU also offers a Military Science program through Army ROTC College of Education The SUU College of Education offers a master’s degree as well as four primary majors with 15 areas of specialization. The SUU physical education department – known as “The Coaching Factory” because of the success of its graduates – is housed in the newest and most modern facility in Utah. One of the finest facilities of its type in the west, the Sorenson Physical Education Building houses an Olympicsized swimming pool, three basketball courts, five racquetball courts, state-of-the-art kinesiology and exercise laboratories as well as technology-equipped classrooms. College of Humanities and Social Sciences SUU’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences offers 20 major areas of study. Graduates of the College can boast an acceptance rate above 90 percent in acceptance to accredited law schools over the past dozen years. SUU’s campus newspaper, The University Journal, has won more awards over the past 12 years than any university newspaper in 14 western states and the departments of english and foreign language have an award-winning faculty, including Utah’s Poet Laureate of Utah, department head David Lee. College of Performing and Visual Arts SUU’s College of Performing and Visual Arts offers an MFA in arts administration as well as bachelor’s degrees in 15 areas of specialization. Professional affiliations include the Tony Award-winning Utah Shakespearean Festival, the American Folk Ballet and the Braithwaite Fine Arts Gallery. The MFA program is the only one of its kind in the western USA. College of Science Home to 27 major areas of study, the SUU College of Science has seen 88 percent of its graduates who applied to professional pharmacy schools and 72 percent of its graduates applying to medical schools accepted. The national acceptance rate for pharmacy schools is 25 percent while the national rate for medical schools is 38 percent. “Student-Athletes are held to a high standard of academic achievement which includes NCAA eligibility requirements. SUU is proud of the advisement and support services provided by our department and the University. This support is intended to insure academic success and progress towards graduation. Thunderbird Athletes have access to their own academic center and specialty advisors in each college. Advisement is designed to assist student-athletes with the transition into college and with continuing progress towards academic goals.” • Todd Brown, Assoc. Athletic Director for Compliance

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IN THE WEIGHT ROOM

DAN BENNION STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

A former letterman on the Thunderbird football team, Dan Bennion returned to Southern Utah as the school’s strength and conditioning coach in 2003 and his efforts have been appreciated throughout the entire athletic department. A two-year letterman at safety for the Thunderbirds, Coach Bennion graduated from SUU in 2000. His first strength and conditioning position was as a graduate assistant at Northern Iowa, where he spent two years while working on his Masters of exercise science.

In addition to the Centrum Arena, Southern Utah Univeristy’s men’s and women’s basketball teams are also able to hold practice and host camps and clinics in the Multi-Purpose Center, located just next door to the Centrum Arena.

MULTIPURPOSE CENTER

training room

IN THE COMMUNITY

Southern Utah puts on a number of clinics throughout the summer and fall. SUU also hosts the Basketball Bash each year to introduce the menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s basketball teams to the the Thunderbird fans and Cedar City community. The past two events have been sponsored by Maggie Moos Ice Cream and the coaching staffs have given out free ice cream to fans who later got a chance to see the two SUU basketball teams compete in a series of events, including a tug-of-war with the ThunderKids.

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IN THE CLASSROOM Southern Utah is justifiably proud of its academic record. This past year over 100 SUU student-athletes carried cumulative GPAs above 3.20 and during fall semester 51 SUU athletes earned Dean’s List recognition. Last year the athletics department as a whole carried a 3.07 GPA. SUU’s women’s gymnastics team has claimed seven academic national championships, including a run of six straight from 2001 trough 2006, and the team has not finished out of the top-three since 1991! In addition, the men’s track & field and women’s softball teams have each won a pair of academic national championships in recent years and the 2002 women’s cross country team was second-best in the nation. This past season SUU’s football team was honored by the NFCA for showing the best APR improvement in the Great West Conference, while the men’s basketball team received a similar award from The Summit League. The women’s basketball team had nine players earns spots on the Summit League’s all-academic team last season. SUU’s athletes have access to an academic center which houses individual and group study areas, a computer lab and a full-time academic coordinator.

Marlene Barth Academic Coordinator

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BIG SKY CONFERENCE

Southern Utah Universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s athletic program will have a new home, beginning in the fall of 2012, as the Thunderbirds have accepted an invitation to join the Big Sky Conference. SUU received and accepted a formal invitation to join the conference on Nov. 1, 2010. Southern Utah will reap many benefits as members of the Big Sky, including reduced travel costs, ease of scheduling and, at least in the case of football, the opportunity to play for an automatic post-season bid. Last, but certainly not least, SUUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s programs will be able to build on natural regional rivalries within the conference rather than with institutions with no geographic ties to Utah. The Thunderbirds currently compete in The Summit League in the majority of their sports, with the closest conference opponent located in Tulsa, Okla. With the exception of North Dakota, every school in the Big Sky will be closer geographically to SUU than the nearest Summit League institution.

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business, teacher education, industrial education, Academic programs in broadcasting andeducatheatre business, teacher artsindustrial have received wide action, education, claim for their excellence. broadcasting and theatre Affiliated with thewide univerarts have received acsity are number of culclaim for a their excellence. tural artswith andthe performing Affiliated univergroups, support sity are a which number of cul- the mission of SUU. tural arts and performing groups, which support the SUU is of also home to the mission SUU. Tony Award-winning Utah Shakespearean SUU is also homeFestival to the withAward-winning its Adams Memorial Tony Utah Theatre, based upon the original Globe Theatre,Festival and the Randall Jones Theatre, one of the Shakespearean finest with its indoor Adams Memorial Theatre, based upon the original theatres in theand the Randall Jones Theatre, one of the Globe Theatre, West. finest indoor Southern Utah University is a comprehensive institution offering programs for students with many interests and goals. theatres in the Campus faciliWest. The University provides undergraduate liberalinstitution educationofin Southern Utah University is a comprehensive ties range fering programs for students with many interests and goals. the arts, humanities and sciences; authorized professional Campus from thefacilitradiThe University provides undergraduate liberal education in work in teacher education, business and technology; and ties range tional ivy-covthe arts, humanities and sciences; authorized professional specialized training in vocational teacher education. from eredthe OldtradiMain work in teacher education, business and technology; and tional ivy-covand Braithspecialized training in vocational teacher education. SUU has been accorded a host of Old Main waite Liberal outstanding academic honors in re- ered and BraithArts Center – SUU has been accorded a host of cent years. Consumers Digest has waite Liberal built in 1898 outstanding academic honors in reconsistently named the University Arts andCenter 1899 ––to cent years. Digest has among theConsumers Top Ten in its list of built in 1898 the multi-use consistently named the University quality and value in colleges and and 1899 –Smith to Sharwan Center, a facility which houses the Centrum among the Top Ten in its list of universities in America. The Princethe multi-use Arena – SUU’s basketball and gymnastics venue – as well as quality and value in colleges and ton Review has tabbed SUU as a Sharwan Smith Center, a facility which houses the union, Centrum its classrooms, a ballroom, the University’s student universities in America. The PrinceBest Value Institution, while U.S. Arena – SUU’s basketball and gymnastics venue – as well as bookstore and various ofton Review has tabbed SUU as a News and World Report has listed classrooms, a ballroom, the University’s student union, its fices. Best Value Institution, while U.S. the University as one of America’s bookstore and various ofNews and World Report has listed Best Colleges. The Princeton Refices. State-of-the-Art campus fathe University one of America’s view has alsoas named SUU as one of cilities that have opened reBest Colleges. The Princeton Reits “Best In The West” for the past State-of-the-Art campus facently include the Emma view has also named SUU as one of 10 years. cilities that have opened Eccles Jones Educationreits “Best In The West” for the past cently include Emma Building and the a new phase of 10 years. SUU students select their courses Eccles Jones Education apartment-style on-campus from departments and programs in Building and a new housing; while thephase Carterof students their courses the School of Business; SUU the College of select Science and Engiapartment-style on-campus Carillon Tower has become, from departments and programs in neering; the School of Continuing & Professional Studies; housing; while the Carter almost overnight, a characthe School of Business; the College of Science and Engithe College of Education & Human Development; the College Carillon Tower has of become, teristic landmark the neering; the School of Continuing & Professional Studies; of Humanities & Social Sciences; and the College of Performalmost overnight, a characcampus. the College of Education & Human Development; the College ing & Visual Arts. More than 600 faculty and staff members of Humanities & Social Sciences; and Collegestudents. of Perform- teristic landmark of the graduate serve SUU’s 8,066 undergraduate andthe campus. ing & Visual Arts. More than 600 faculty and staff members Another exciting developserve SUU’s 8,066 undergraduate and graduate students. ment on campus was the Another exciting developground-breaking for conment on campus was the struction of the University’s ground-breaking for connew Science Center. struction of the University’s new Center. TheScience University also owns SUU is host to the Tony Awardand operates a 1,000-acre The University also owns winning Utah Shakespearean farm in western Cedar Val- SUU is host to the Tony Awardand operates a 1,000-acre Festival. ley and a 3,700-acre ranch winning Utah Shakespearean farm in western Cedar Valin Cedar Canyon. Festival. ley and a 3,700-acre ranch in Cedar Canyon.

THIS IS SUU

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This is Southern Utah University This is Southern Utah University Because of their proximity and grandeur, Zion National andproximity Cedar Breaks National MonuBecause Park of their and grandeur, Zion ment are claimed by SUU’ students as part of National Park and Cedar Breaks National Monutheir campus. Geology and life science field ment are claimed by SUU’ students as part oftrips take of theseand national treasures, their advantage campus. Geology life science fieldin trips addition to Bryce Canyon, Grand Canyon, take advantage of these national treasures,Capiin tol Reef and GreatCanyon, Basin National Parks, which addition to Bryce Grand Canyon, Capiare also and close by. Basin National Parks, which tol Reef Great

are also close by. The University’s skiing classroom is at the 11,300-foot Brianskiing Head Ski Resort, is less than an The University’s classroom at the hour away, while the recreational opportunities 11,300-foot Brian Head Ski Resort, less than an offered by Lake are less than two hours hour away, whilePowell the recreational opportunities away. offered by Lake Powell are less than two hours

Former US Secretary of Health and Human Services Former US Secretary of and Utah Governor Mike Health and Human Services Leavitt, a Cedar City native and Utah Governor Mike anda an SUUCity alumnus. Leavitt, Cedar native

away. SUU has a history unique in the annals of American higher education. In 1897,unique the entire population Cedar City, then SUU has a history in the annals ofofAmerican higher a small pioneer town, engaged in the building of Old Main, education. In 1897, the entire population of Cedar City, then the first pioneer buildingtown, of theengaged University. Beginning project in a small in the buildingthe of Old Main, mid-winter because of a harsh deadline imposed by the legthe first building of the University. Beginning the project in islature, thebecause men andofwomen the community donated mid-winter a harshofdeadline imposed by the legmaterials, money and women labor toof complete the building on islature, the men and the community donated time. materials, money and labor to complete the building on

and an SUU alumnus.

time. Today the university campus has grown to comprise 133 acres, with fountains, tall Today landscaped the university campus has grown to comprise 133 spruce and pine trees, plazas, statuacres, landscaped with fountains, tall ary, latticed walkways expansive spruce and pine trees,and plazas, statulawns, offering the kind of education ary, latticed walkways and expansive you’d to the receive small, lawns,expect offering kind at of aeducation private school at the low price of a you’d expect to receive at a small, public institution. private school at the low price of a public institution.

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Cedar City and Iron County CEDAR CITY AND IRON COUNTY Cedar City and Iron County Cedar City and Iron County

Within an easy day’s drive are five national parks – Zion, Located in the heart of southern Utah’s Color Country, Cedar City has received numerous “Best Places To Live In The USA” Bryce, Grand Canyon, Great Basin and Capitol Reef – several state parks and recreation areas and a host of hunting, fishing and other awards over the years. A vital, growing mountain community with Within an easy day’s drive are five national parks – Zion, Locatedseasons, in the heart of southern Utah’s Country, Cedar outdoor recreational opportunities, including Brian Head Ski Refour distinct Cedar City boasts 310 Color clear days a year. City has received numerous “Best Places To Live In The USA” Bryce, Grand Canyon, Great Basin and Capitol Reef – several state sort, just a 45-minute drive from campus. Cedar City has a population of 22,000 while surrounding Iron Located in the heartand of southern Utah’s Color Country, Cedar Within an easy day’s dri awards over the years. A vital, growing mountain community with parks recreation areas and a host of hunting, fishing and other Cedar City is also one of the safest places in the country, as County has 35,000 residents. City has received numerous “Best Places To Live In The USA” Bryce, Grand Canyon, Great outdoor recreationalrated opportunities, Brian Head Ski Refour distinct seasons, CedarUtah CityUniversity, boasts 310Cedar clear days a year. Utah is consistently as one of including the nation’s safest states and The home of Southern City is also awards over the years. A vital, growing mountain community with parks and recreation areas an Cedar City a population of 22,000 surrounding Iron sort, just a 45-minute drive from campus. Iron County is perennially one of the state’s thehas American Folk Ballet and while the Utah home to four distinct seasons, Cedar City boasts 310 clear days a year. outdoor recreational opportu County has 35,000 residents. Cedar City is also safest one of counties. the safest places in the country, as Shakespearean Festival (both affiliated with the UniCedar City has a population of 22,000 while surrounding Iron sort, just a 45-minute drive fr The as home Utah University, Cedar City is also Utah is consistently rated as one of the nation’s safest states and versity), wellof asSouthern the Iron Mission State Park, County has 35,000 residents. Cedar City is also one of the American Folk Ballet and the Utah Iron County is perennially one of the state’s home to Cedar Ridge Golf Course and a variety of recreThe home of Southern Utah University, Cedar City is also Utah is consistently rated as Shakespearean (both with the Unisafest counties. ational facilities Festival including fouraffiliated city parks, two basehome to the American Folk Ballet and the Utah Iron C versity), as well as the Iron Mission State Park, ball/softball complexes and a bicycle/walking path, Shakespearean Festival (both affiliated with the Unisafest Cedar Ridge Golf Course and campus. a variety of recreall within minutes of the SUU versity), as well as the Iron Mission State Park, ational facilities including four city parks, two base- Cedar Ridge Golf Course and a variety of recreball/softball complexes and a bicycle/walking path, ational facilities including four city parks, two baseall within minutes of the SUU campus. ball/softball complexes and a bicycle/walking path, all within minutes of the SUU campus.

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2011-12 Southern Utah Thunderbirds

#3 Desiree Jackson G, 5-10, Sophomore Moreno Valley, Calfornia Vista Del Lago HS

#4 Angel Dorn G, 5-9, Sophomore Lakewood, California Lynwood HS

#5 Andrea Jones G, 5-5, Sophomore Mesa, Arizona Dobson HS

#10 DJ Norman G, 5-9, Sophomore Marion, Iowa Linn-Mar HS

#15 Carli Moreland F, 6-1, Sophomore Broomfield, Colorado Legacy HS

#22 Torey Hill F/C, 6-2, RS-Freshman Viking, Alberta, Canada Viking HS

#23 Hailey Mandelko G, 5-8, Freshman Lexington, Nebraska Lexington HS

#24 Taylor Maynes G, 5-9, Freshman Salome, Arizona Salome HS

#31 Tayler Anderson G/F, 6-0, Junior Lyman, Wyoming Lyman HS

#32 Brenna Gates F, 6-4, Freshman Olivehurst, California Lindhurst HS

#34 Kimie Hawkins F, 5-11, Junior Moreno Valley, California Mt. SAC/Vista Del Lago HS

#45 Marquelle Funk G, 6-0, Freshman Alpine, Utah Lone Peak HS

JR Payne Saint Mary’s ‘99 3rd Season at SUU

Toriano Towns Saint Mary’s ‘98 3rd Season at SUU

Nicole Ryan American ‘10 1st Season at SUU

Caitlyn Sears Southern Utah ‘11 1st Season at SUU

2011-12 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Date Oct. 31 Nov. 4 Nov. 13 Nov. 18 Nov. 20 Nov. 26 Nov. 27 Nov. 30 Dec. 3 Dec. 8 Dec. 10 Dec. 17 Dec. 20 Dec. 29 Dec. 31 Jan. 3 Jan. 7 Jan. 9 Jan. 14 Jan. 16 Jan. 21 Jan. 23 Jan. 28

Opponent Dixie State (Exh) Adams State (Exh) Utah Santa Clara Oregon State NMSU Tourney NMSU Tourney Utah Valley Oral Roberts* BYU Utah Valley Westminster Ohio State UMKC* South Dakota* San Jose State NORTH DAKOTA STATE*& SOUTH DAKOTA STATE* Western Illinois* IUPUI* IPFW *& Oakland* South Dakota *&

Time (MST) 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 1:05 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.

Jan. 30 Feb. 4 Feb. 6 Feb. 11 Feb. 13 Feb. 18 Feb. 20 Feb. 25

UMKC* South Dakota State* North Dakota State* IUPUI *& Western illinois* Oakland* IPFW* Oral Roberts* Summit League Tournament (sioux falls, s.d.) Opening Round Quarterfinal Round Semifinal Round Championship

7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.

Mar. 3 TBA Mar. 4 TBA Mar. 5 TBA Mar. 6 TBA All Times Mountain All Times Subject To Change All Home Games In Bold Played At Centrum Arena * Summit League Game & Doubleheader with SUU men’s team