2012-13 Urbana University Women's Basketball Media Guide by Urbana University

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Welcome to Urbana University. Our great institution dates back to 1850. From the outset, we have offered a values-based, liberal arts education in a rural, safe, intimate, and inspiring environment. We prepare our students for a life of service, citizenship, and learning. Intercollegiate athletics has been an optional component of the learning experience at Urbana University since 1870. The entire Urbana University community, including our student-athletes, values your involvement in Blue Knight athletics - as fans, supporters, and friends. We hope that you will enjoy the 2012-2013 athletic season and stay enthusiastically involved.

Home Court Information Name ...... Warren G. Grimes Center Gym Capacity ................................................... 2,500

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Basktball History First Year of Basketball ................. 1974-75 All-time Record (%) ............ 393-472 (.454) Last Nat’l Tourn. App. ........ 1998-99 (NAIA) Opp./Result .............. Judson Univ./L, 60-66

Dr. Stephen B. Jones TABLE OF CONTENTS INDEX-QUICK FACTS

Women’s Basketball Media Guide 2 ................ Index/Quick Facts/New Conference Info 4 ............................................ 2012-13 Season Outlook 5-7 ..................... Coaching Staff/Team Photo & Roster 8-14 ....................................... Blue Knight Player Pages 16 ..................................................... 2011-12 Statistics 17-18 ................................ Blue Knights’ Record Book 19 ................................................. 2012-13 Opponents

Urbana University Pages 20 ............................ Athletic Department Support Staff 21-22 ............... 2011-12 Awards/2012-13 Sponsors 23 .................................................. UU Athletic Facilities 24-25 .................. The Urbana University Experience 26-27 .............................................. 2012-13 Sponsors 28 ................................................... 2012-13 Schedule

The 2012-13 Blue Knight Women’s Basketball Media Guide was designed and written by Assistant Athletic Director of Media Relations Chris Anders. The cover features Urbana’s 3 team captains: #24 Ciara Geiger, #44 Andrea Vogel and #33 DeVonyea Johnson. Photography courtesy of Mark Riedinger of Scioto Photo (SciotoPhoto.PhotoReflect.com) and the Urbana Sports Information Department. Additional assistance provided by Head Coach Maria Marchesano and her coaching staff.

UU ANNOUNCES MOVE TO MOUNTAIN EAST CONFERENCE URBANA, Ohio (August 23, 2012) - The presidents of 12 universities, 9 in West Virginia, 2 in Ohio, and 1 in Virginia, jointly announce the formation of a new all-sports collegiate athletic conference to be named the Mountain East Conference (MEC). The new 12-team league’s charter membership will include: Concord University (W.Va.), Fairmont State University (W.Va.), Glenville State College (W.Va.), Notre Dame College (Oh.), Shepherd University (W.Va.), The University of Charleston (W.Va.), The University of Virginia’s College at Wise, Urbana University, West Liberty University (W.Va.), West Virginia State University, Wheeling Jesuit University (W.Va.), and West Virginia Wesleyan College. "We are extremely pleased to announce the formation of the Mountain East Conference,” stated spokesperson Reid Amos on behalf of the 12 presidents of the new alliance. “The goal of this effort has been to align like-minded institutions with similar budgets and goals across a regional footprint. We strongly believe that our charter membership creates a solid foundation that provides mutual benefit and secures the athletic future for our institutions. We will collectively make every effort to provide a high-quality experience for our student-athletes in Mountain East competition.” The Mountain East Conference intends to commence competition for the 2013-14 academic year, but will remain active with their current conference affiliations until such time that they would be able to compete as a conference within the NCAA. The move will not affect any athletic schedules for 2012-13. With current sports sponsorship, the Mountain East Conference will meet the NCAA requirement for a conference championship in 16 sports, including: Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Baseball, Men’s and Women’s Cross Country, Football, Men’s and Women’s Golf, Men’s and Women’s Soccer, Softball, Men’s and Women’s Tennis, Men’s and Women’s Track, and Volleyball. The West Virginia institutions are currently members of the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC), UVa-Wise and Urbana were slated to compete in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (GMAC) beginning in 2013, and Notre Dame is an NCAA Division II Independent competing in 5 of its 22 sports as an affiliate member of the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC). UVa-Wise has been accepted into the NCAA membership process and will compete within NCAA Division II in 2013 while pursuing full membership; the other 11 schools are all NCAA Division II members.

URBANA QUICK FACTS City/Zip ..................... Urbana, Ohio/43078 Founded ..................................................... 1850 Enrollment .................................................. 1,505 Nickname ...................................... Blue Knights School Colors ............... Royal Blue & White Affiliation .............................. NCAA Division II Conference ................................. Independent President ..................... Dr. Stephen B. Jones Athletic Director .......................... Doug Young SWA ............................................. Nicole Pluger Faculty Athletic Rep. ................ Dr. Jim Judge Athletic Dept. Phone ......... (937) 484-1308 Website ............................. sports.urbana.edu Asst. A.D. Media Relations .... ...Chris Anders Email ............................ canders@urbana.edu

Team Information 2011-12 Overall Record ...................... 14-15 2011-12 Home Record .......................... 10-2 Starters returning/lost ............................. 5/0 Letterwinners returning/lost ................... 8/1 Coaching Staff Head Coach ................... Maria Marchesano Alma Mater .................................. Butler, 2005 Record at UU (Yr) ....................... 12-7 (2nd) Career Record (Yr) ...................... 12-7 (2nd) Grad. Assistant (Yr) ..... Haley Ducey (2nd) Alma Mater ............................... Urbana, 2011 Head Athletic Trainer ........... Jassen Dobyns Assistant Athletic Trainer ............... Amy Dilts 2011-12 Schedule/Results Record: 14-15 Nov. 11 PITT-JOHNSTOWN W, 82-69 1-0 Nov. 15 @ Walsh University L, 54-83 1-1 Nov. 18 @ Northwood University L, 39-49 1-2 Nov. 19 vs. Northern Michigan L, 55-78 1-3 Nov. 23 @ University of Findlay L, 50-76 1-4 Nov. 28 @ (RV) Grand Valley St. L, 45-85 1-5 Dec. 3 @ Notre Dame College L, 53-70 1-6 Dec. 10 @ Wheeling Jesuit Univ. L, 63-76 1-7 Dec. 13 @ Salem International W, 67-57 2-7 Dec. 17 (RV) GANNON UNIV. L, 56-81 2-8 Jan. 7 NOTRE DAME COLLEGE W, 80-73 3-8 Jan. 8 WASHINGTON ADVENT. W, 97-64 4-8 Jan. 11 @ (RV) Ferris State Uni. L, 47-82 4-9 Jan. 14 @ Lindenwood University L, 64-74 4-10 Jan. 17 @ Malone University L, 54-55 4-11 Jan. 19 CENTRAL STATE UNIV. W, 77-62 5-11 Jan. 21 @ Ursuline College W, 94-71 6-11 Jan. 28 @ Cedarville University W, 79-76 7-11 Feb. 2 WALSH UNIVERSITY W, 71-66 8-11 Feb. 4 LINDENWOOD UNIV. W, 65-56 9-11 Feb. 7 MALONE UNIVERSITY W, 56-55 10-11 Feb. 9 @ Central State Univ. L, 72-77 10-12 Feb. 11 URSULINE COLLEGE W, 81-77 11-12 Feb. 16 SALEM INTERNATIONAL W, 74-53 12-12 Feb. 18 CEDARVILLE UNIVERSITY L, 67-72OT12-13 Feb. 21 @ Ohio Dominican Univ. L, 48-55 12-14 Feb 28-Mar 3 D-II Ohio Independent Championships Feb. 28 WALSH UNIV. (#3vs.#6) W, 68-60 13-14 Mar. 2 vs. #2 Notre Dame W, 66-62 14-14 Mar. 3 @ #1 Cedarville Univ. L, 63-73 14-15 HOME GAMES IN BOLD, ALL CAPS

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URBANA, Ohio (November 8, 2012) - After ending last season as one of the hottest teams in the region, the Urbana University women's basketball team is ready to make a splash in 2012-13. The Blue Knights return their top eight scorers and all five starters from last year's squad that won 12 games after the mid-season arrival of Head Coach Maria Marchesano. Marchesano guided a 2-8 team to 8 straight home wins and an appearance in the NCAA Division II Ohio Independent Championship Game against new Great Midwest Athletic Conference rival Cedarville University. The two teams split the regular season series, but Cedarville edged Urbana in the season finale. The contest may have been a preview of the G-MAC's top two teams this winter.

SEASON OUTLOOK

For her efforts in leading the Urbana turnaround, Marchesano was named the D-II Independent Coach of the Year. Almost her entire squad returns this season, including 96% of the scoring and rebounding. Last year's team featured no seniors and just two juniors. The rest of the roster was filled by sophomores and true freshmen. That young talent had plenty of time this offseason to get to know their new coach and learn her system after trying to pick it up on the fly last January and February. The young team made plenty of mistakes in the early going, but more often than not, veteran center Andrea Vogel was there to erase Urbana's mistakes on defense. Vogel finished second in the country in blocked shots, swatting a school-record 102 opponents' shots. The 6-2 center and fouryear starter returns to patrol the paint this season after averaging 11 points, 8 rebounds and nearly 4 blocked shots per game as a junior. Vogel is just 168 points shy of becoming Urbana's 11th career 1,000 point scorer. Records will likely fall on a nightly basis with Vogel on the floor as the reigning First Team All-Independent center is also second in career blocks, sixth in rebounds, seventh in field goal percentage and twelfth in field goals all-time at Urbana. Vogel will have help in the front court in the form of senior forward Jessica Saffold. Saffold started 26 of 29 games for the Blue Knights a year ago, averaging 9.3 points, 9.5 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1 block per game. Sophomore centers Alyssa Ostrowski and Kate Francisco also return to the Blue Knights this season. Ostrowski appeared in all 29 games as a true freshman, averaging about 2 points and 2 boards in 10 minutes per game. Francisco sat out last season after transferring to Urbana from D-I Kent State University. The 6-1 center appeared in 27 games for the 20-10 Golden Flashes in 2009-10. The Blue Knights' backcourt is just as stacked as its gifted frontcourt. Sophomore Ciara Geiger led the Blue Knights in scoring last season, starting all 29 games as a true freshman. The D-II Independent Freshman of the Year poured in over 15 points per game while shooting 45% from the field. Geiger also knocked down a team-best 42 threes in addition to averaging 4 boards, 2.5 assists and 2 steals a game. Another member of the Blue Knight backcourt was no stranger to post-season accolades last season. Junior point guard DeVonyea Johnson earned All-Ohio Independent honors, and she earned an All-Tournament Team nod after coming on strong down the stretch. Johnson reached double figures in 13 of the final 14 games, averaging over 11 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists on the season. She also knocked down better than 36% of her attempts from deep, finishing second on the squad with 41 threes. Urbana's returning backcourt also features a pair of experienced starters in junior Jackie Cousineau and sophomore Katy Barkley. Cousineau made 14 starts, averaging 5.8 points, 2.0 rebounds,1.8 assists and a steal per game. She also knocked down 40 threes on the season. Barkley is a guard/forward combo. She started 23 contests a year ago, averaging 8 points, 5 rebounds and 2 assists on 50% shooting from downtown. Sophomore Christina Nagle (28 games, 1.6 ppg) and junior Brittany Parks (2 games, 1.0 ppg) also return to the Blue Knight backcourt after making contributions in their first seasons. Three prized recruits will join Marchesano's backcourt mix this season. Freshmen Mertzie Klein, Morgan Plummer and Kennedy Boggs all come from winning prep pedigrees. Klein was an all-state performer and McDonald's All-American nominee at Grand Rapids' West Catholic High School in Michigan. Plummer was the D-II Central District Player of the Year at nearby Jonathan Alder High School, and Boggs earned Second Team All-Ohio honors at Delphos Jefferson High School. Together, Marchesano's Blue Knights figure to contend for a conference title in her first full season at the helm. Before G-MAC play begins in January, Urbana will try to navigate a non-conference slate that features the reigning NCAA D-II runners-up and pre-season #1 Ashland University. The Blue Knights will also take on a Division I opponent for the first time in almost four decades when the team travels to Wright State on December 12th. The 2012-13 schedule also includes a holiday trip to Puerto Rico for a pair of games in early January. But first, Urbana opens the season on Saturday, November 10th at Slippery Rock University. The Blue Knights' home opener comes a week later on November 17th against regional rival Ohio Dominican University.

HEAD COACH MARIA MARCHESANO BUTLER UNIVERSITY, ‘05 EMAIL: MMARCHESANO@URBANA.EDU PHONE: 937.484.1392 Urbana University Athletic Director Doug Young named Maria Marchesano the Blue Knights’ new head women’s basketball coach in December of 2011. “There is a renewed excitement surrounding the women’s basketball program,” said Young upon the announcement. “When Maria visited our campus, she immediately embraced the program, and the team reaffirmed my feelings that she was a great fit.” "After visiting campus, meeting the girls, and getting to know Urbana as a whole, I was immediately excited about the possibility of joining the Blue Knight family,” explained Marchesano upon her hiring. “This is a great opportunity, and I'm extremely thankful and appreciative to Doug Young, President Jones, and the University."

For her efforts, Marchesano was named the D-II Independent Coach of the Year. After that 2-8 start, the Blue Knights finished 12-7 under Marchesano, including an incredible 9-1 at home. Four Blue Knights earned All-Independent honors as the squad turned their season around and finished 14-15. Marchesano comes to Urbana from Manchester College in North Manchester, Indiana where she served as an assistant coach for both the women’s basketball and softball teams. Marchesano joined the Spartans before the 2010-11 season. Prior to that, she spent four years playing and coaching both basketball and softball professionally in the Italian Basketball Federation and Italian Federation of Softball.

HEAD COACH

Immediately upon Marchesano's arrival, the team showed signs of remarkable improvement. The 2-8 Blue Knights ran off 8 straight wins at home. By mid-February, they had climbed back to .500 and qualified as the #3 seed in the 6-team DII Ohio Independent Championships. As the 3-seed, the Blue Knights made a run to the OIC Championship game, where their season came to an end with a 10-point loss at top-seeded Cedarville.

The Fort Wayne, Indiana native was a four-year letter winner in women’s basketball and a one-year letter winner in softball at Division I Butler University. She graduated from Butler with a degree in Integrated Communications in 2005. Marchesano ended her Bulldog basketball career as the second most prolific three-point shooter in school history. Just two days later, she joined the Bulldog softball team after a 4-year hiatus from the sport, starting 48 games at shortstop as a senior. A two-sport standout at Elmhurst High School, Marchesano earned All-State selections in both sports.

GRADUATE ASSISTANT HALEY DUCEY Haley Ducey joined the Urbana coaching staff as a graduate assistant soon after completing her four-year career as a Blue Knight in 2011. After sitting out her freshman season with a knee injury, Ducey went on to complete one of the most successful threeyear runs as a player in school history. She finished with 755 career points in 82 games for the Royal Blue and White. Despite playing just three seasons, she finished 12th alltime in career assists (215), 6th in career 3-point percentage (33.8%), and 1st in career free throw percentage (89.2%).

ASSISTANT COACH

Urbana averaged over 15 wins a season during Ducey's career, and twice the team captain earned NCAA Division II All-Independent honors. A leader on the court and in the classroom, Ducey was a regular on the Athletic Director's Honor Roll and Dean's List. She's currently working towards her MBA after receiving her undergraduate degree in Sports Management.

In her first season as a Graduate Assistant, Ducey briefly stepped in as an interim head coach during a coaching change. She led the Blue Knights to her first career head coaching victory on December 13, 2011, a 67-57 decision over Salem International University. The next week, she handed the reigns of the program over to new Head Coach Maria Marchesano, who with Ducey's assistance, earned D-II Independent Coach of the Year honors after turning the program around down the stretch. Prior to coming to Urbana, Ducey was a standout prep star at Ottawa-Glandorf High School. She started 72 consecutive games for the Titans, averaging 12.4 points per game and earning All-Ohio honors in 2007.

THE 2012-13 BLUE KNIGHT TEAM PHOTO

# 3 10 12 13 15 20 22 23 24 33 34 42 44

Name Jackie Cousineau Mertzie Klein Morgan Plummer Brittany Parks Kennedy Boggs Katy Barkley Christina Nagle Kate Francisco Ciara Geiger DeVonyea Johnson Jessica Saffold Alyssa Ostrowski Andrea Vogel

Ht. 5'5 5'2 5'6 5'10 5'5 5'9 5'9 6'1 5'9 5'8 5'9 6'2 6'2

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

Pos. G PG G G/F G G G C G G G/F F/C C

Hometown/Previous School(s) Olivet, Michigan/Olivet Grand Rapids, Michigan/West Catholic Plain City, Ohio/Jonathan Alder Franklin, Ohio/Middletown Delphos, Ohio/Delphos Jefferson Olivet, Michigan/Olivet Shelby Township, Michigan/Henry Ford II Marysville, Ohio/Marysville/Kent State Ft. Wayne, Indiana/Carroll Ypsilanti, Michigan/Ann Arbor Huron Bedford, Ohio/Bedford/Cuyahoga C.C. Fenton, Michigan/Fenton Bluffton, Indiana/Norwell

ROSTER/TEAM PHOTO

2012-13 Blue Knight Women’s Basketball Team — Front Row Seated (l-r): Katy Barkley, Brittany Parks, Kate Francisco, Jessica Saffold, Alyssa Ostrowski, Andrea Vogel Back Row Standing (l-r): Head Coach Maria Marchesano, Mertzie Klein, Morgan Plummer, Kennedy Boggs, DeVonyea Johnson, Ciara Geiger, Christina Nagle, Shirrell Burnside, Jackie Cousineau, Student Assistant Anthony Gage, Graduate Assistant Haley Ducey

Head Coach: Maria Marchesano (Butler, ‘05), 2nd Season Graduate Assistant: Haley Ducey (Urbana, '11), 2nd Season 7

PLAYERS PROFILES

Saffoldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Career Highs

Blue Knight Notes: 2011-12: Played in all 29 games, starting in 26 of those contests for the Blue Knights...Averaged 9.3 PPG (4th on the team), 39.5 FG % (4th on the team), 31.7 3pt % (4th on the team), 9.5 RPG (led the team), 2.5 APG (tied for 2nd on the team), 1.6 SPG (3rd on the team), 0.9 BPG (2nd on the team)...Jessica grabbed the 7th and 11th most rebounds in a game in UU history with (17) and (16) boards...In just one season, Jessica is 4th on the all time list in rebounds with 275...Led the team in rebound 19 out of 29 games , scoring 5 times, 9 times in assists, 9 times in steals, and 4 times in steals...Tied for 1st in double-doubles with 6 on the year...Jessica's best game of the season came on 12/ 10/11 at Wheeling Jesuit University, 9 of 18 from the field and 3 of 6 from the line for 21 points, grabbed 16 rebounds, dished 2 assists out, 2 swats, and 3 steals.

Minutes Played ................... 38 vs. Lindenwood (02/04/12) Points ................................. 24 at Cedarville (01/28/12) Rebounds .......................... 15 Twice, last vs. Cedarville (02/18/12) Assists............................... 8 vs. Salem International (02/16/12) Steals ................................. 6 vs. Lindenwood (02/04/12) Blocks ................................ 3 Twice, last at Ohio Dominican (02/21/12) 3-pts Made ......................... 4 at Cedarville (01/28/12) FGs Made .......................... 9 at Wheeling Jesuit (12/10/11) FTs Made ............................ 7 Twice, last vs. Lindenwood (02/04/12)

2010-11: Sat out her first season at Urbana after transferring from Cuyahoga Community College. College Notes: Jessica averaged 16.9 points and 9 rebounds per game as a freshman at Cuyahoga Community College. She was named All-OCCAC in 2008-09, and she entered the 2009-10 season as a NJCAA preseason All-American...She scored 38 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in her final game at CCC. Prep Notes: Jessica is a 5'9" Guard from Bedford High School where she played for Coach Williams. Personal: Jessica's parents are Rodger Saffold and Angela Coopridge. Jessica Saffold's Career Blue Knight Stats: GP-GS Min./Avg. Pts./Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. 2011-12 29-26 828/28.6 Total

29-26

828/28.6

Rebounds O-D-Tot/Avg.

PF-FO A TO Blk Stl

270/9.3 102-258 .395

13-41

.317 53-92 .576 93-182-275/9.5

81-3

73 108 26 46

270/9.3

13-41

.317 53-92 .576 93-182-275/9.5

81-3

73 108 26 46

102-258 .395

Vogelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Career Highs Minutes Played ................... 38 at Central State (2/22/10) Points ................................. 25 vs. Pitt-Johnstown (11/11/11) Rebounds .......................... 20 vs. Washington Adventist (01/08/12) Assists ............................... 4 vs. Washington Adventist (01/08/12) Steals ................................. 2 5 times, last at Salem International (12/13/11) Blocks ................................ 8 at Malone University (1/17/12) 3-pts Made ......................... 0 FGs Made .......................... 10 Twice, last vs. Ursuline (2/11/12) FTs Made ............................ 7 Twice, last vs. Pitt-Johnstown (11/11/11)

PLAYER PROFILES

Blue Knight Notes: 2011-12: Earned Athletic Dept's recognition as Female Academic Achievement Award Winner at the All-Sports Banquet on 4/28/11 (2nd year in a row)...Also earned team's Blue Knight Award...Team Captain...Named to AD's Fall & Spring Honor Roll for the 3rd consecutive year...Earned ICAA Player of the Week Honors on 1/10/12 after averaging 19 points, 16 rebounds and 4 blocks a game in UU's 2 home wins over NDC and WAU on 1/7 and 1/8....Earned Blue Knight Student-Athlete of the Week 10 days later on 1/20/12...Picked up ICAA Player of the Week honors again on 1/24 after averaging 14.3 points (57% shooting), 8.3 rebounds and 6.3 blocked shots a game during a 2-1 week for UU...Earned her 3rd ICAA Player of the Week award on 2/14/12 after averaging 18.3 points, 8.6 rebounds, and 3.6 blocked shots on 61.5% shooting in a 2-1 week for UU...Played 28 out of 29 games (28 starts)...NCAA D-II All Indepedent First Team...Averaged 10.7 PPG (3rd on the team), 47.4 FG % (led the team), 7.9 RPG (2nd on the team), 1.0 APG, and 3.6 BPG (led the team)...2nd most rebounds in a game in UU history with 20 boards vs. WAU on 1/8/12...School record 8 blocks in a game vs. Malone on 1/17/12..Set a school record with 112 blocks in a season (missed out on leading the nation in blocks by 1)...Tied for 1st on the team in double-doubles with 6...Ranks 6th all time with 557 boards...12th all time in field goals made with 355 and 7th all time in FG% with 48.8%...Also, ranks 2nd all time in blocks with 194...During Andrea's junior season she led UU in scoring 7 times, rebounding 10 times, once in steals, and she led blocks 25 out of 28 games...Best game of the season came on 1/8/ 12 in a UU victory vs. WAU, she scored 19 points, pulled down 20 boards, dished out 4 assists, swatted 5 balls, and shot 8 -12 from the field. 2010-11: Named team's Top Scholar and earned the Athletic Department's recognition as the Female Academic Achievement Award Winner at the All-Sports Banquet on 4/30/11...Named to the NCAA D-II All-Independent Third Team...In her second season with the Blue Knights, Andrea almost duplicated her fantastic freshman season... This seasom she ranked 3rd on the team in FG% and points, and 1st on the team in rebounds and blocks... She lead the team in scoring in 3 different games, in rebounding in 9 different games, and in blocks she lead the team 19 different times (most on team)... She had 12 games this season in which she scored 10+ points, and 2 in which she had 10+ rebounds... The two games in which she had 10+ rebounds resulted in a double-double for her (Findlay & Ohio Dominican)... After her sophmore season she is already in the Urbana record books as she is 6th in FG% (49.6), 5th in blocks for a season (48), 4th in blocks for a career (92), and 3rd in blocks in a single game (5)... She was also named the Blue Knight Student-Athlete of the Week for her performances at Oakland City (1/15/11) and Central State (1/17/11) when she averaged 14.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, and 1.5 blocks in the two games. 2009-10: Named to the Athletic Director's Fall and Spring Honor Roll...In her 1st season of competition for the Blue Knights, Vogel played in all 27 games, starting 21, including the final 20 games of the season... She had a team-high .528 field goal percentage, which already places her 3rd in career FG% at UU....Vogel also led the teams in blocks with 44, notching the 7th most blocks in team history in a single season... Finished 2nd on the team in points per game (10.0) and rebounds (6.8)... 5th on the team in steals (19) and mintues played with 746 (27.6/gm)... Vogel lead the team in rebounds 7 different times with her highest total coming against Marygrove College on 1/09/10 where she also racked up 17 rebounds and 11 points...The 17-rebound performance is tied for 6th all-time in a single game at UU... She had 3 double-doubles on the season... Also led the team in assists once and scoring on 3 separate occasions... The category where she excelled the most was blocks, leading the team in that statistical category 17 different times... Vogel's highest block total came against Central State University on 1/12/10 when she had a school-record 7 swats, as well as another season-high with 18 points...In this game she also contributed 3 assists and 6 rebounds...Carried a team-high streak of 9 straight games reaching double figures in scoring from 12/15 to 1/23...Finished with 16 games in double-digit scoring, including 15 of the final 22...Her 5 blocks against LMU at home on 12/2 is tied for the 3rd most in school history in a single game...Shot 50% or better in 21 of 27 games...Named Blue Knight Student-Athlete of the Week on 1/15/10 after averaging 14.5 points, 11.5 rebounds, and 5 blocks a game in wins over Marygrove and Central St...Vogel averaged 11.9 ppg on 62% shooting during a 11-game stretch leading up to her selection as BKSAW that saw UU finish 10-1 during that time...Named NCAA Division II All-Independent Freshman of the Year, and landed on the AllFreshmen Team. Prep Notes: Played at Norwell (Indiana) High School...Helped her Norwell Knights to a 21-3 mark as a senior. The Knights finished a perfect 7-0 to win the Northeast Hoosier Conference. Personal: An Early Childhood Education major at Urbana. She will also be a part of the University's Honor's Program. In addition to her basketball award, Vogel will receive the prestigious Presidential Academic Scholarship.

Andrea Vogel's Career Blue Knight Stats GP-GS Min./Avg. Pts./Avg. FG-FGA

Pct. 3FG-3A Pct.

FT-FTA

Pct.

Rebounds O-D-Tot/Avg.

PF-FO A TO Blk Stl

2009-10 27-21 746/27.6 270/10.0 112-212 .528

46-76

.605 62-122-184/6.8

57-0

33 45

44 19

2010-11 28-26 788/28.1

115-246 .467

32-61

.525 58-114-172/6.1

69-1

25 34

48 11

2011-12 28-28 813/29.0 300/10.7 128-270 .474

44-72

.611 85-136-221/7.9

56-0

28 48 102 10

Total

262/9.4

83-75 2347/28.3 832/10.0 355-728 .488

122-209 .584 205-372-577/7.0 182-1 86 127 194 40

Cousineauâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Career Highs

PLAYER PROFILES

Blue Knight Notes: 2012-13: Switched from #22 to #3 before the season. 2011-12: Named Team Captain...Named to Athletic Director's Fall and Spring Honor Roll...Recipient of the team's Defensive Player of the Year Award at the 2012 All-Sports Awards Banquet on 4/28/12...Played in 29 games, while starting in 24...Averaged 5.8 PPG, 2.0 RPG, 1.8 APG (5th on the team), 0.7 SPG (5th on the team)...Ranked 3rd on the team with 40 3 pointers made...Led the team in assists in 5 games, steals once, and once in blocks. Jackie's best game of the season came on 12/3/11 at Notre Dame College, she scored 8 points, tallied 6 rebounds, dished out 7 dimes, and had 2 steals.

Minutes Played ................... 34 at Slippery Rock (12/04/10) Points ................................. 14 vs. Salem International (02/16/12) Rebounds .......................... 6 at Notre Dame College (12/03/11) Assists ............................... 7 at Notre Dame College (12/03/11) Steals ................................. 4 at Slippery Rock (12/04/10) Blocks ................................ 1 5 times, last vs. Central State (01/19/12) 3-pts Made ......................... 4 at Ursuline College (01/21/12) FGs Made .......................... 4 3 times, last vs. Salem International (02/16/12) FTs Made ............................ 4 2 Times, last at Mercyhurst (12/15/10)

2010-11: Named to the NCAA D-II All-Independent Freshman Team...Earned the team's "Wright Stuff" Award at the 2011 All-Sports Athletic Banquet on 4/ 30/11...Named to the Fall 2010 Athletic Director's Honor Roll...In her freshman season, Jackie played in 27 games... Her top performance came against Mercyhurst (12/15/10) when she lead the team in scoring with 13 points... She has also lead the team in assists once and 5 times in steals...She ended the season with the 7th most points on the team. Prep Notes: Jackie Cousineau is a 5'4" guard from Olivet High School in Olivet, Michigan where she played for Coach Rob Fleming. She is a 2-time AP Class C All-State Selection, a 4-time Battle Creek All-Area Selection, a 4-time Lansing AllArea Selection, a 4-time First-Team All-Conference Selection, and a 2-time Academic All-State selection. Her teams' high school record during her career was 82-15, which included 4 District titles and 1 Regional title. Personal: Jackie's parents are Jeff and Kim Cousineau...Jackieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a member of the Lambda Sigma Honor Society. Jackie Cousineau's Career Blue Knight Stats: Rebounds GP-GS Min./Avg. Pts./Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D-Tot/Avg. PF-FO A TO Blk Stl 2010-11 27-4 436/16.2 109/4.0

30-101 .297

24-0

38 65

2011-12 29-14 737/25.4 168/5.8

59-197 .299 40-147 .272 10-18 .556 15-42-57/2.0 53-2

53 56

89-298 .299 64-215 .298 35-51 .686 23-66-89/1.6

91 121 7

Total

56-18 1173/21.0 277/5.0

24-68

.353 25-33 .758 8-24-32/1.2

77-2

Johnsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Career Highs

PLAYER PROFILES

Blue Knight Notes: 2011-12: Named Team Captain...Named to AD's Fall and Spring Honor Roll...Earned ICAA Player of the Week honors on 2/7/12, just 4 days after being named Blue Knight Student-Athlete of the Week on 2/3/12...Played in 27 out of 29 games, missed two games due to injury...Averaged 11 PPG (2nd on the team) 30.9 minutes per game (2nd on the team), 38.1 FG%, 36.3 3pt % (2nd on the team), 72.3 FT % (4th on the team), 4.1 RPG (4th on the team) , 3.3 APG (led the team), 1.7 SPG (2nd on the team)... Currently 4th all time in 3pt % with 35.8 3 pt %...Led the team in scoring 4 games, 14 times in assists, 8 times in steals, and once in blocks...DeVonyea's best game of the season came on 1/19/12 vs. Central State University, she fell 2 assists short of a triple-double, scored 11 points, grabbed 10 boards, dished out 8 assists, and had 2 steals.

Minutes Played ................... 43 vs. Cedarville (02/18/12) Points ................................. 22 at Clarion (02/28/12) Rebounds .......................... 10 vs. Central State (01/19/12) Assists ............................... 9 vs. Saginaw Valley St. (2/12/11) Steals ................................. 6 vs. Washington Adventist (01/08/12) Blocks ................................ 2 at Wheeling Jesuit (12/10/11) 3-pts Made ......................... 5 vs. Ursuline College (02/11/12) FGs Made .......................... 8 Twice, last vs. Walsh (2/28/12) FTs Made ............................ 7 vs. Malone University (02/07/12)

2010-11: Named to the NCAA D-II All-Independent Freshman Team...Named to the Fall 2010 AD's Honor Roll... In her frehman season, Devonyea was battle tested like a veteran playing in 28 games... During the season she lead the team in scoring once, twice in rebounds, a team-high 14 times in assists, 5 times in steals, and twice in blocks... She reached double figures in scoring on 9 seperate occasions... She was also named Blue Knight Student-Athlete of the Week for her game at Clarion on Dec. 10th when she had her best game of the season scoring 17 points with 4 rebounds and 2 assists, she helped the team win with her 3 steals and 7 points in 5 minutes to give Urbana the lead. Prep Notes: DeVonyea is a 5'8 guard from Ypsilanti, MI and Ann Arbor Huron High School (2010) where she played for Coach Steve Vinson. She was named to the 2009-10 Michigan Class A All-State Team; 1st Team All-Conference; County Player of the Year; Most Valuable Player; All-Sportsmanship Team; rated 25th best player in Michigan by the Michigan Girls Basketball Report; 14 pts, 3 assists, 3 steals per game. Personal: DeVonyea is the daughter of Kim Root.

DeVonyea Johnson's Career Blue Knight Stats: GP-GS Min./Avg. Pts./Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. 2010-11 28-26 784/28.0

63-2 96 78

2011-12 27-25 833/30.9 297/11.0 98-257 .381 41-113 .363 60-83 .723 19-91-110/4.1

77-2 89 91

55-51 1617/29.4

514/9.4

78-183 .426

27-77

PF-FO A TO Blk

.351 34-48 .708 27-89-116/4.1

Total

217/7.8

Rebounds O-D-Tot/Avg.

176-440 .400 68-190 .358 94-131 .718 46-180-226/4.1 140-4 185 169 11

Barkley’s Career Highs

Blue Knight Notes: 2011-12: Earned the team's Sportsmanship Award at the 2012 All-Sports Awards Banquet on 4/28/12...Named to AD's Fall & Spring Honor Roll... Started 23 out of 29 games...Avg. 26.4 minuetes per game (5th on the team), 8.0 PPG (5th), 5.0 RPG (3rd), 2.0 APG (4th), 1.5 SPG (4th), 0.1 BPG...Shot 38.2% (5th) from the field and 71.9% from the charity stripe...Led UU in 3-point percentage with 50% (16 out of 32)...Led the team in scoring once, assists 4 times, and steals 10 times...Best game came on 1/07/12 vs. NDC...Played in 34 out of 40 minutes, scored 12 points (5-7 from the field), recorded 8 boards, dished out 4 assists, had 1 block, and 4 steals. Prep Notes: Earned numerous all-conference and all-state awards, but her proudest accomplishment is being part of a dominant Olivet team that made an undefeated run into the Michigan State Semi-Finals during her junior season. Katy played with current Blue Knight Jackie Cousineau on that squad. In addition to playing for Coach Rob Fleming at Olivet, Katy played her summer ball for the Lady Calhoun Spartans and Coach Jeremy Wine. Personal: Katy is the daughter of Joey and Mary Barkley...Born August 10, 1992...Athletic Training major at Urbana.

PLAYER PROFILES

Minutes Played ......................................... 38 vs. Notre Dame College (03/02/12) Points ........................................................ 15 at Cedarville University (03/03/12) Rebounds ................................................. 9 Twice, last at Cedarville University (03/03/12) Assists ...................................................... 5 Twice, last vs. Washington Adventist (01/08/12) Steals ........................................................ 4 vs. Notre Dame College (01/07/12) Blocks ....................................................... 1 4 Times, last at Ohio Dominican (02/21/12) 3-pts Made ................................................ 3 vs. Cedarville University (02/18/12) FGs Made .................................................. 6 vs. Cedarville University (02/18/12) FTs Made ................................................... 5 Twice, last at Cedarville University (03/03/12)

Katy Barkley's Career Blue Knight Stats: GP-GS Min./Avg. Pts./Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct.

2011-12 29-23 767/26.4

231/8.0

87-228 .382

16-32

.500 41-57 .719

Rebounds O-D-Tot/Avg. 62-82-144/5.0

PF-FO A TO Blk Stl 90-5

57 60

Nagle’s Career Highs

Minutes Played .......................................... 18 at Northern Michigan (11/19/11) Points ......................................................... 6 Twice, last vs. Salem International (02/16/12) Rebounds .................................................. 2 6 Times, last vs. Ursuline College (02/11/12) Assists ....................................................... 1 6 Times, last vs. Ursuline College(02/11/12) Steals ......................................................... 3 4 times, last vs. UDC (2/21/11) Blocks ........................................................ 1 Twice, last vs. Salem International (02/16/12) 3-pts Made ................................................. 1 4 Times at Central State University (02/09/12) FGs Made ................................................... 2 Blue Knight Notes: 2012-13 - Switched from #30 to #22 before the season. 2011- Twice, last vs. Salem International (02/16/12) 12 - Named to AD's Fall & Spring Honor Roll...Played in 28 games (tied 2nd most FTs Made .................................................... 5 on the team)...Helped secured a 5-point UU victory vs. Walsh on 2/02/12...Sank 5 vs. Walsh University(02/02/12) from 6 from the FT line in 13 minutes off the bench...Also had 2 other standout games (vs. No. Michigan & Salem International)...Scored season-high 6 points in each contest, while playing 15 minutes or more in both games...Also played lacrosse for UU in the spring, appearing in 11 of 15 games and making 10 starts. Prep Notes: An honors student at Henry Ford II HS in Sterling Hts, Michigan, Christina was an all-conference performer rated by numerous ranking services as one of the Top 50 players in the state of Michigan...Won a District Championship at Ford and earned All-State and All-County honors...In addition to playing for Coach Matt Joseph at Ford, Christina is a part of the Greg Grant Basketball AAU and training program...Set the Eisenhower HS records for FTs and most 3-pointers in a game. Personal: Daughter of Bob and Sherry Nagle...Born January 21, 1993...Pre-med major.

Christina Nagle’s Career Blue Knight Stats: GP-GS Min./Avg. Pts./Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. 2011-12

28-0

214/7.6

44/1.6

9-47

.191

4-21

.190 22-31 .710

Rebounds O-D-Tot/Avg.

PF-FO A TO Blk Stl

3-15-18/0.6

32-1

Geigerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Career Highs

Ciara Geiger's Career Blue Knight Stats: GP-GS Min./Avg. Pts./Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct.

Rebounds O-D-Tot/Avg.

2011-12 29-29 999/34.4 443/15.3 163-365 .447 42-130 .323 75-101 .743 38-77-115/4.0

PF-FO A TO Blk Stl 67-1

73 98

Ostrowskiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Career Highs Minutes Played .......................................... 18 vs. Salem International (02/16/12) Points ......................................................... 7 at Clarion (12/10/10) Rebounds .................................................. 7 vs. Central State University (01/19/12) Assists ....................................................... 1 10 Times, last vs. Walsh University (02/28/12) Steals ......................................................... 1 5 times, last vs. Salem International (02/16/12) Blocks ........................................................ 3 vs. Salem International (02/16/12) FGs Made ................................................... 3 vs. Central State University (01/19/12) FTs Made .................................................... 2 Blue Knight Notes: 2011-12: Played in all 29 games for the Blue Knights (tied for 1st Twice, last at Lindenwood (01/14/12) on the team)...Averaged 9.9 minutes per game and 3rd on the team in blocks with 15...Led team in rebounds at GVSU on 11/28/11 with 8 boards...Led in steals with 1 at Walsh on 11/15/11...Led in blocks with 3 vs. SIU on 2/16/12...Best game of the season came on 1/19/12 vs. Central State...Scored 7 points (3-4 from the field, 1-1 from FT line), tallied 6 boards, registered 1 assist off the bench in the UU win. Prep Notes: Avg. 10 pts, 8 rebounds and an amazing 4 blocks per game as a junior...Earned numerous all-league and all-county awards, including 2nd Team All-Flint Metro League twice for the 2-time FML champs....School record for blocks and rated in the Top 60 Players in Michigan...Also a part of the Greg Grant Basketball and training program in addition to playing for Coach Brad Dewitt at Fenton HS. Personal: Daughter of Michael & Michele Ostrowski...Born April 8, 1993...Education major.

PLAYER PROFILES

Minutes Played .......................................... 44 vs. Cedarville University (02/18/12) Points ......................................................... 23 at Ursuline College (01/21/12) Rebounds .................................................. 9 vs. Walsh University (02/02/12) Assists ....................................................... 10 vs. Ursuline College (02/11/12) Steals ......................................................... 6 vs. Walsh University (02/28/12) Blocks ........................................................ 2 vs. Gannon University (12/17/11) 3-pts Made ................................................. 4 vs. Washington Adventist (01/08/12) FGs Made ................................................... 11 Blue Knight Notes: 2011-12: Earned the team's Blue Knight Award at the 2012 All- vs. Washington Adventist (01/08/12) Sports Awards Banquet on 4/28/12...Named to AD's Fall & Spring Honor Roll...Only FTs Made .................................................... 7 Blue Knight to play in and start every game...Led team with 15.3 PPG ,34 minutes per game, and 1.9 SPG...Shot 44.7% from the field (2nd on the team), 32.3 3pt % vs. Notre Dame College (03/02/12) (3rd), 74.3 FT%...Also, averaged 4 RPG (4th), 2.5 APG (2nd)...After 1 season, Ciara is 11th all time in career 3-point% (32.3%)...Scored 11th most points in a single game in UU history (31 points) vs. WAU on 1/8/12...Dished out 6th most assists in a game in UU history (10 assists vs. Ursuline on 2/11/12)...Scored in double-digits 24 out of 29 games...Led UU in scoring 16 out of 29 games, once in rebounds, 9 times in assists,12 times in steals...Best game of the season came on 1/8/12 vs. WAU, where Ciara dropped 31 points (11-20 from the field), sank 4 out 7 shots from behind the arc, finished 5-6 from the charity stripe, dished out 3 assists, grabbed 5 rebounds, and had 2 steals. Prep Notes: Geiger avg. 16.9 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.7 assists, and 3.5 steals per game as a senior at Carroll HS...Named to The NewsSentinel All-Area team...Shot 80.5% from the FT line, 46% from the field and 34% from behind the arc...Went over the 1,000-point mark for her career (2nd in school history)...Named in the Top 100 seniors in the state of Indiana...Selected 1st-team All-Northeast Hoosier Conference her sophomore, junior and senior years in both basketball and soccer...4-year varsity starter on the basketball team...Earned Team MVP honors as a sophomore, junior and senior...Led Carroll in assists, points and steals in each of her last 3 seasons...Set the school record for career steals. Personal: Daughter of Lori and Mark Geiger...Born May 16, 1992...Pre-Dentistry major.

Alyssa Ostrowski's Career Blue Knight Stats: GP-GS Min./Avg. Pts./Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. 2011-12

29-0

288/9.9

50/1.7

22-60

.367

0-1

.000

6-10

.600

Rebounds O-D-Tot/Avg.

PF-FO A TO Blk Stl

21-43-64/2.2

34-0

10 16 15

PLAYER PROFILES 14

Blue Knights Notes: 2011-12: Appeared in 2 games, scored her first career basket against Salem International on 2/16/12. Personal: Brittany is the daughter of Tim and Kristine Parks...Born July 20, 1990...Her twin sister Tiffany also played basketball for UU.

Prep Notes: Klein would have been a four year Varsity starter, but sat out her sophomore season due to a knee injury... Won four Conference Championships at West Catholic...All-Conference as a freshman, junior, and senior...All-State and All-Area her junior and senior year...McDonald All-American Nominee...Named in the Top 50 Females in Michigan. Personal: Merideth is the daughter of Jay and Shelly Klein...Born on July 18, 1993...Sports Management major at Urbana.

Blue Knight Notes: 2011-12: Sat out her first season after transferring from Kent State. College Notes: Played at Kent State for Coach Bob Lindsay...Lettered for the Golden Flashes after appearing in 27 games as a true freshman...Golden Flashes finished 20-10 and 11-5 in the MAC...Scored season-high 7 pts. in 10 min. in a win over Vermont. Prep Notes: All-Ohio 3rd Team selection at Marysville HS for Coach Aric Tucker...All-time MHS leader in in scoring, rebounds, blocked shots and FGs made...Scored over 1,000 points in her career...McDonald's All-America nominee...4-time team MVP and 4-time allconference selection, including 3-time first-team honoree...2-time all-district...Honorable mention all-state accolades as a junior...2-time team captain...Played AAU ball for the Ohio Elite White...Also lettered in track, setting a school record in high jump and earning team MVP honors...Placed ninth at the 2010 Ohio State track meet in high jump. Personal: Daughter of Todd Francisco and Marlisa Perry...Oldest of 4 children: Lakyn, Marshall and Cassidy...Communications major University...Born May 26, 1992.

Prep Notes: 2009-10: Honorable Mention Dispatch All-Metro Team, 3rd Team All-District, All Madison County Team, and Alder's leading scorer. 2010-11: 3rd Team Dispatch All-Metro Team, 2nd Team All-District, Larry Larson Player of the Week, All-Ohio Honorable Mention, All Madison County Team, and received Alder's Team MVP Award. 2011-12: 1st Team Dispatch All-Metro, 1st Team All-District, Division II Central District Player of the Year, District 10 Player of the Year, Jump 25 All-Central Team, Division II All-Ohio Team, and had a total of 1,119 career points. Personal: Morgan is the daughter of Matthew and Jennifer Plummer...Born on 12/12/1993..Exercise Science major.

Prep Notes: 2010-11: First Team All Northwest Conference, Honorable Mention All-Ohio, and Delphos Jefferson won a District, Sectional, and Regional title. 2011-12: Player of the Year in the Northwest Conference, First Team All Northwest Conference, Second Team All State, and Delphos Jefferson won their Sectional. Personal: Daughter of Scot and Michelle Boggs...Born on April 22, 1994...Education/Intervention Specialist major.

RECORD:

OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL

ALL GAMES SCORING

(14-15)

TOTAL

## Player

GP GS

Pts Avg

FGA

Pct 3FG FGA

Ciara Geiger

29 29

443 15.3 163

365

.447

Andrea Vogel

28 28

300 10.7 128

270

.474

DeVonyea Johnson

27 25

297 11.0

257

.381

Jessica Saffold

29 26

270

9.3 102

258

.395

Katy Barkley

29 23

231

8.0

228

.382

Jackie Cousineau

29 14

168

5.8

197

Alyssa Ostrowski

1.7

Christina Nagle

1.6

Lisa Burns

Amelia Carter

Tiffany Parks

Alicia Edwards

Briana Fisher

12 25

Pct

FT FTA

REBOUNDS

Pct Off Def

MINUTES

Tot Avg

PF FO

TO Blk

Stl

Tot Avg

75 101 .743

115

4.0

999 34.4

0 .000

72 .611

85 136

221

7.9

48 102

813 29.0

113 .363

83 .723

110

4.1

833 30.9

41 .317

92 .576

93 182

275

9.5

73 108

828 28.6

32 .500

57 .719

144

5.0

767 26.4

.299

147 .272

18 .556

2.0

737 25.4

.367

1 .000

10 .600

2.2

288

9.9

.191

21 .190

31 .710

0.6

214

7.6

2.4

.297

20 .200

13 .769

0.3

110

7.3

2.4

.400

0 .000

13 .846

2.0

7.6

1.6

.167

0 .000

6 .667

2.0

60 12.0

0.6

.167

1 .000

2 .500

1.2

5.8

0.4

.200

1 .000

0 .000

0.8

4.6

Nora Boerger

0.5

.167

1 .000

0.5

4.8

Brittany Parks

1.0

1 1.000

0 .000

0.0

2.0

Total..........

1887 65.1 695 1774

.392

160

508 .315 337 499 .675 402 750 1152 39.7 532 14 402 551 168 237 5823

Opponents......

1989 68.6 708 1759

.403

135

396 .341 438 623 .703 398 778 1176 40.6 489

TEAM STATISTICS SCORING

2O11-12 STATISTICS

(1-1)

F-THROWS

130 .323

Urbana University Team Statistics UU

OPP

1887

1989

Points per game

65.1

68.6

Scoring margin

-3.5

FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct

.392

.403

3 POINT FG-ATT

160-508

135-396

3-point FG pct

.315

.341

3-pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT

5.5

POINTS

Free throw pct

438-623

.675

.703

1152

1176

Rebounds per game

39.7

40.6

Rebounding margin

-0.8

402

399

REBOUNDS

Assists per game

13.9

TURNOVERS

13.8

551

521

Turnovers per game

19.0

18.0

Turnover margin

-1.0

Assist/turnover ratio

0.7

STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS

at Ursuline College

vs Pittsburgh-Johnstown

vs Ursuline College

vs NOTRE DAME

at Ursuline College

vs Washington Adventist

vs Ursuline College

73 FG PERCENTAGE 3 PT FGS MADE

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS

at Wheeling Jesuit University

.543

25-46

vs Walsh University

.512

21-41

at Salem International

vs Cedarville

at Cedarville

vs Ursuline College

vs Cedarville

29 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE

7-13

vs Pittsburgh-Johnstown

.471

8-17

at Malone at Salem International at Salem International

0.8

vs Notre Dame (Ohio)

237

274

vs NOTRE DAME

8.2

9.4

FT PERCENTAGE

.895

168

REBOUNDS

vs Central State Univer

vs Washington Adventist

vs Pittsburgh-Johnstown

vs Salem International

vs Lindenwood

at Malone

Home win streak

5592

5001

12-466

15-313

FT ATTEMPTS

ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKED SHOTS

Urbana University

870 1014

3 1887

Opponents

983

8 1989

17-19

at Cedarville

vs Walsh University

TURNOVERS

at Walsh University

FOULS

vs Walsh University

vs Central State Univer

2-150

2nd OT Total 998

FREE THROWS MADE

at Cedarville

.538

WINNING STREAK

Score by periods 1st

vs Washington Adventist

vs NOTRE DAME

2.7

Neutral site-Avg/Game

FG ATTEMPTS

5.8

Home games-Avg/Game

77 274 5824

Blocks per game

ATTENDANCE

FIELD GOALS MADE

4.7

337-499

- 399 521

Urbana University â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Team Game Highs

695-1774 708-1759

ASSISTS

(10-2) (3-12)

3-PTS

Career Scoring (1,000 Pts.)

Career Assists

1. C. Frere 2. C. Pittman 3. M. Mahaffey 4. K. Starr 5. S. Riley 6. S. Brown 7. N. Thompson 8. B. Runner 9. M. Mitchell 10. J. Myher

1. J. Myher 2. S. Riley 3. K. Nance 4. J. Twehues 5. M. Mahaffey 6. T. Gentis 7. M. Mitchell 8. K. Starr 9. Jessica Byrd 10. K. Fields

1775 (89-92) 1725 (02-05) 1553 (98-01) 1494 (96-99) 1488 (05-07) 1351 (89-92) 1280 (96-99) 1266 (04-07) 1218 (97-00) 1168 (96-99)

Career 3PTM 495 (96-99) 370 (04-07) 352 (02-04) 338 (87-90) 328 (98-01) 320 (95-97) 297 (97-00) 240 (96-99) 239 (07-11) 234 (89-92)

1. M. Mahaffey 2. M. Mitchell 3. M. Miller 4. K. Starr 5. S. Riley 6. D. Koeller 7. C. Pittman 8. S. Hays 9. M. Wright 10. D. Fredrick

Career FTM 258 (98-01) 223 (97-00) 196 (01- 04 ) 184 (96-99) 164 (05-07) 162 (93-95) 120 (02-05) 113 (94-96) 105 (99-02) 91 (93)

1. S. Brown 2. M. Mahaffey 3. C. Pittman 4. S. Riley 5. N. Thompson 5. C Frere 7. K. Starr 8. J. Pfau 9. K. Fields 10. W. Nance

298 (89-92) 278 (98-01) 265 (02-05) 252 (05-07) 244 (96-99) 244 (89-92) 228 (96-99) 205 (98-01) 179 (89-92) 173 (95-97)

Single Season Scoring

Single Season Assists

Single Season 3PTM

Single Season FTM

1. C. Pittman 2. C. Frere 3. S. Riley 4. C. Pittman 5. S. Brown 6. K. Starr 7. N. Thompson 8. S. Riley 9. M. Mahaffey 10. N. Baptiste

1. J. Myher 2. J. Twehues 3. S. Riley 4. K. Nance 5. T. Gentis 6. S. Riley 7. T. Gentis 8. J. Myher 9. K. Nance 10. S. Riley

1. M. Mahaffey 2. D. Frederick 3. S. Riley 4. S. Hays 5. D. Koeller 6. M. Miller 7. D. Koeller 8. M. Miller 9. M. Mitchell 10. M. Mitchell

1. S. Brown 2. N. Thompson 3. S. Brown 4. K. Starr 4. R. Stoops 6. B. Runner 7. C. Pittman 8. S. Riley 9. C. Frere 9. J. Pfau

582 (05) 561 (90) 555 (07) 547 (02) 526 (90) 525 (99) 523 (99) 511 (05) 505 (01) 489 (05)

173 (99) 155 (90) 131 (07) 126 (04) 125 (97) 124 (05) 123 (96) 119 (96) 117 (02) 115 (06)

97 (01) 91 (93) 83 (05) 82 (94) 75 (93) 69 (04) 68 (94) 66 (02) 64 (00) 63 (99)

Single Game Assists

Single Game 3PTM

1. R. Brugger 2. N. Baptiste 3. C. Frere 4. N. Baptiste 4. D. Fredrick 6. J. Cowens 6. C. Frere 6. C. Frere 6. S. Hays 6. D. Koeller

1. T. Gentis 2. J. Myher 3. J. Myher 3. J. Myher 3. K. Nance 6. C. Robinson 6. T. Gentis 6. T. Gentis 6. T. Gentis 6. L. Downey 6. Ciara Geiger

1. Debbie Koeller 2. Missy Miller 2. Missy Mitchell 2. Missy Mitchell 2. Molly Mahafey 2. Kiya Starr 2. Missy Mitchell

36 vs Mt. Vernon (00) 35 vs Malone (04) 34 vs Wilberforce (91) 33 vs Tiffin (04) 33 vs Mt. Vernon (93) 32 vs Olivet (98) 32 vs Otterbein (89); 32 vs. Findlay (91) 32 vs Walsh (94) 32 vs Wilberforce (94)

16 vs St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, IND (96) 15 vs St. Vincent (99) 11 vs Tiffin (98) 11 vs Walsh (99) 11 vs Midway (03) 10 vs St. Francis, IND (92) 10 vs Tiffin (97) 10 vs Wilberforce (96); 10 vs Ohio Valley (96) 10 vs Findlay (96) 10 vs Ursuline (12)

Career Rebounding

Career Steals

1. C. Frere 2. B. Runner 3. S. Brown 4. J. Pfau 5. C. Pittman 6. Andrea Vogel 7. N. Thompson 8. K. Fields 9. Enisia Curry 10. K. Starr

1. J.Twehues 2. C. Pittman 3. J. Myher 4. K. Starr 5. J. Pfau 6. M. Mitchell 7. S. Riley 8. W.Nance 9. N. Thompson 10. D. Koeller

1076 (89-92) 730 (04-07) 718 (89-92) 660 (98-01) 640 (02-05) 577 (09-current) 569 (96-99) 552 (89-92) 533 (05-09) 531 (96-99)

284 (87-90) 279 (02-05) 275 (96-99) 256 (96-99) 247 (98-01) 243 (97-00) 217 (05-07) 202 (95-97) 185 (96-99) 178 (93-95)

9 vs. Wilberforce (94) 6 vs. Walsh (03) 6 vs. Knoxville (00) 6 vs. Point Park (00) 6 vs. Madonna (00) 6 vs. Wilberforce (99) 6 vs. St. Vincent (99)

Single Game FTM 1. S. Brown 2. S. Riley 2. C. Pittman 4. C. Frere 4. S. Brown 4. K. Starr 7. S. Riley 7. C. Frere 7. J. Jennings 7. J. Myher 7. C. Pittman 7. C. Pittman

14 vs Tiffin (92) 13 vs. Shawnee St. (07) 13 vs. Tay.-Ft. Wayne (05) 12 vs Tiffin (90) 12 vs Rio Grande (92) 12 vs Rio Grande (99) 10 vs. WVU-Tech (07) 10 vs Otterbein (90) 10 vs Wilberforce (90) 10 vs Mt. Vernon (99) 10 vs Daemen (05) 10 vs Geneva (02)

Career 3PT% (min. 100 att.)

Career FT% (min. 150 att.)

1. M. Mitchell 2. M. Miller 2. K. Starr 4. DeVonyea Johnson 5. C. Ellison 6. M. Wright 7. Haley Ducey 8. C. Frere 9. M. Mahaffey 10. D. Fredrick 11. Ciara Geiger

1. Haley Ducey 2. Ashley Falknor 3. K. Starr 4. S. Riley 5. M. Mahaffey 6. D. Koeller 7. S. Hays 8. M. Mitchell 9. C. Pittman 10. R. Stoops

38.4 (97-00) 36.3 (02- 04 ) 36.3 (96-99) 35.8 (10-current) 34.5 (94-97) 34.1 (99-02) 33.8 (08-11) 33.6 (89-92) 32.9 (98-01) 32.6 (93) 32.2 (11-current)

89.2 (08-11) 84.8 (09-11) 80.9 (96-99) 77.1 (05-07) 75.7 (98-01) 73.7 (93-95) 72.3 (94-96) 71.8 (97-00) 71.2 (02-05) 70.2 (92-93)

Single Season Rebounding

Single Season Steals

Single Seas. 3PT%(min. 40 att.)

Single Seas. FT% (min. 50 att.)

1. C. Frere 2. C. Frere 3. C. Frere 4. Jessica Saffold 5. C. Pittman 6. S. Brown 7. J. Pfau 8. S. Brown 9. C. McQueen 10. B. Runner

1. J. Twehues 2. C. Pittman 3. J. Pfau 4. J. Myher 5. Tia Simms 5. S. Riley 7. W. Nance 8. J. Myher 8. M. Wright 8. Tia Simms

1. C. Ellison 2. Haley Fannon 3. K. Starr 4. M. Mitchell 5. M. Mitchell 6. N. Leeth 7. M. Wright 8. M. Mitchell 8. C. Frere 10. C. Pittman

1. Haley Ducey 2. Haley Ducey 3. Ashley Falknor 4. Ashley Falknor 5. Unique Lane 5. K. Starr 6. K. Starr 8. S.Branham 9. M. Mitchell 10. D. Koeller

324 (90) 290 (92) 283 (91) 275 (12) 265 (05) 255 (90) 249 (00) 231 (92) 230 (05) 229 (06)

Single Game Rebounding 1. C. Frere 22 vs Rio Grande (91) 2. C. Frere 20 vs Wilmington (91) 2. Andrea Vogel 20 vs Washington Advent. (12) 4. C. Frere 19 vs MVNC (89); 4. C. Frere 19 vs Malone (91) 6. C. Frere 18 vs Mt. St. Joseph (91) 7. C. Frere 17 vs Otterbein (89) 7. S. Brown 17 vs Malone (91) 7. Andrea Vogel 17 vs. Marygrove (10) 7. Jessica Saffold 17 vs. Northwood (12)

Career Blocks 1. Cindy Frere 2. Andrea Vogel 3. Enisia Curry 4. Nicole Baptiste 5. Sarita Brown

101 (90) 91 (02) 89 (99) 85 (99) 84 (08) 84 (07) 83 (96) 81 (96) 81 (02) 81 (09)

Single Game Steals 1. C. Pittman 1. M. Boram 3. N. Thompson 3. D. Martin 3. K. Starr 3. Tia Simms 7. D. Martin 7. K. Fields 7. C. Robinson 7. T. Gentis 7. N. Baptiste 7. C. Pittman 7. Unique Lane

11 vs. Taylor-Ft. Wayne (04) 11 vs Knoxville (03) 9 vs Albion (97) 9 vs Wilberforce (90) 9 vs Shawnee St. (96) 9 vs. Central State (09) 8 vs Mt. St. Joseph (89) 8 vs Cedarville (91) 8 vs Cedarville (91) 8 vs Marian (95) 8 vs. St. Francis (03) 8 vs. Mt. Vernon (03) 8 vs. SVSU (11)

Single Season Blocks 209 (88-92) 194 (09-current) 102 (05-09) 93 (02-04) 92 (88-92)

1. Andrea Vogel 2. Ann Fridenmaker 3. Cindy Frere 4. Cindy Frere 5. Nicole Baptiste 6. Andrea Vogel 7. Sarita Brown 8. Cindy Frere 9. Andrea Vogel 10. Enisia Curry

102 (12) 85 (88) 67 (90) 62 (89) 59 (04) 48 (11) 46 (90) 45 (92) 44 (10) 42 (06)

45.3 (95) 44.2 (08) 43.4 (97) 39.9 (99) 39.3 (00) 38.7 (93) 38.5 (01) 38.0 (98) 38.0 (90) 37.3 (04)

Career FG% (min. 200 Att.)

Career FGM

1. B. Runner 2. K. Walton 3. J. Cowens 4. N. Thompson 5. Unique Lane 6. Enisia Curry 7. Andrea Vogel 8. J. Pfau 9. N. Baptiste 10. C. Frere

1. C. Frere 2. C. Pittman 3. K. Starr 4. S. Riley 5. S. Brown 6. N. Thompson 6. M. Mahaffey 8. B. Runner 9. J. Twehues 10. M. Mitchell

Single Game Blocks 1. Andrea Vogel 2. Andrea Vogel 3. Nicole Baptiste 3. Andrea Vogel 3. Andrea Vogel 3. Andrea Vogel 7. Andrea Vogel 7. Andrea Vogel 7. Andrea Vogel 7. Andrea Vogel 7. Andrea Vogel 7. Andrea Vogel 7. Kelsey Nance 7. Magen Boram 7. Nicole Baptiste 7. Nicole Baptiste 7. Enisia Curry 7. Andrea Vogel 7. Haley Ducey 7. Andrea Vogel

8 7 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

53.3 (04-07) 53.1 (97-98) 51.1 (97-98) 50.2 (96-99) 49.8 (09-11) 49.4% (05-09) 48.8 (09-current) 47.9 (98-01) 47.2 (03-04) 47.0 (89-92) vs. Malone 1/17/12 vs. Central State 1/12/10 vs. Huntington 11/08/03 vs. Walsh 2/2/12 vs. Walsh 2/28/12 vs. Central State 1/19/12 vs. Gannon 12/17/11 vs. Wash. Adv. 1/8/12 vs. Ursuline 1/21/12 vs. Malone 2/7/12 vs. Cedarville 2/18/12 vs. Cedarville 3/3/12 vs. ODC 1/15/02 vs. Knoxville 11/15/02 vs. Shawnee St. 1/24/04 vs. Cedarville 1/20/04 vs. Walsh 1/29/06 vs. LMU 12/2/09 vs. Rio Grande 1/07/10 vs. Findlay 1/22/11

92.6 (09) (50-of-54) 86.4 (10) 85.6 (11) 83.8 (10) 82.8 (10) 82.8 (96) 82.5 (99) 81.8 (08) 81.6 (00) 80.3 (95)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Single Game Scoring

115 (92) 109 (99) 103 (90) 99 (99) 99 (93) 97 (07) 91 (05) 88 (07) 87 (90) 87 (01)

745 (89-92) 670 (02-05) 539 (96-99) 536 (05-07) 526 (89-92) 511 (96-99) 511 (98-01) 494 (04-07) 463 (87-90) 436 (97-00)

Blue Knight Triple-Doubles 1. Magen Boram

vs. Knoxville 11/15/02 (14 pts, 10 rebs, 11 stls) 2. Chemika Pittman vs. Taylor-Ft. Wayne 11/6/04 (31 pts, 11 rebs, 11 stls)

Pictured Left: 2008 Hall of Famer Cindya Frere (1988-92)

Games 33 (02) 31 (05) 31 (99) 31 (98) 31 (96) 31 (94) 31 (93) 31 (90) 30 (5 x’s)

Wins 25 (99) 23 (90) 22 (98) 22 (96) 20 (97) 17 (02) 17 (04) 17 (08) 17 (10) 16 (09)

TEAM RECORD BOOK

Total Points 2541 (99) 2379 (98) 2338 (93) 2245 (96) 2229 (05) 2208 (02) 2152 (00) 2054 (04) 2038 (07) 1972 (94)

Total Rebounds 1326 (89) 1243 (05) 1184 (99) 1152 (12) 1146 (95) 1124 (96) 1123 (09) 1098 (98) 1097 (02) 1092 (10) Total Assists 523 (96) 520 (99) 506 (98) 496 (07) 454 (90) 433 (02) 432 (10) 427 (04) 422 (09) 418 (00)

W-L% .806 (99) .767 (90) .759 (98) .710 (96) .630 (10) .607 (08) .593 (09) .586 (04) .515 (02) .500 (87)

Points/Game 82.0 (99) 77.4 (96) 76.7 (98) 74.0 (97) 72.2 (93) 71.9 (05) 71.7 (00) 70.8 (04) 69.1 (87) 66.9 (02) RB/Game 47.4 (89) 41.6 (09) 40.4 (10) 40.1 (05) 39.7 (12) 38.8 (96) 38.2 (99) 37.7 (03) 37.6 (92) 37.5 (06) A/Game 18.0 (96,97) 16.8 (99) 16.5 (07) 16.3 (98) 16.0 (10) 15.6 (09) 15.1 (90) 14.9 (03) 14.7 (04) 14.6 (06)

FGM

FG%

3PTM

3PT%

918 907 882 860 832 821 801 790 782 780

48.0% (98) 46.8% (96) 43.6% (99) 43.4% (05) 43.4% (90) 43.0% (03) 42.9% (00) 42.7% (10) 42.4 % (04) 41.7% (11)

228 224 217 196 195 183 165 165 160 151

36.5% 34.3% 33.5% 33.3% 32.8% 32.0% 32.0% 31.7% 31.6% 31.5%

(98) (99) (96) (05) (02) (93) (07) (04) (90) (00)

Total Steals 492 (02) 477 (96) 468 (97) 398 (99) 393 (98) 354 (00) 344 (93) 334 (94) 322 (05) 320 (03)

Stls/Game 16.45 (96) 16.14 (97) 14.90 (02) 12.84 (99) 12.70 (98) 11.80 (00) 11.42 (03) 11.09 (93) 10.92 (88) 10.44 (09)

Fewest Pts Allow.

Fwst Pts/Game

1517 (88) 1606 (91) 1633 (08) 1638 (10) 1689 (90) 1727 (09) 1769 (89) 1844 (92) 1849 (03) 1898 (97) 1901 (11)

56.3 (90) 60.5 (08) 60.6 (88) 60.7 (10) 63.2 (85, 89) 64.0 (09) 64.5 (02) 65.4 (97) 65.9 (92) 66.0 (03) 66.9 (91)

Fewest TO Fewest TO/Gm 449 461 464 471 493 508 515 536 546 551

(04) (88) (07) (91) (09) (99) (99) (10) (11) (12)

15.5 15.5 16.4 17.1 17.8 18.3 18.4 18.4 18.5 18.8

(07) (04) (08) (02) (01) (09) (00) (88) (93) (91, 94, 05)

(02) (99) (93) (94) (00) (04) (05) (98) (12) (07)

Free Throw Percentage 72.0% 71.5% 70.3% 70.1% 67.7% 67.5% 67.5% 66.6% 66.3% 66.2%

(99) (00) (04) (96) (98) (10) (01) (11) (93) (05&12)

Blocked Shots

(10) (11) (99) (04) (92) (09) (12) (03) (00) (05)

Scoring Margin

168 (12) 133 (10) 121 (11) 116 (90) 109 (05) 105 (03) 100 (08) 100 (06) 98 (04) 87 (09)

+14.0 (99) +9.9 (96) +8.9 (90) +8.7 (98) +8.6 (97) +5.7 (10) +3.8 (04) +3.1 (08) +2.4 (03) +2.0 (09)

Blue Knight Women’s Basketball Year-by-Year Records 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96

14-15 11-17 17-10 16-11 17-11 15-15 6-22 15-16 17-12 11-17 17-16 11-18 14-16 25-6 22-7 20-10 22-9

1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85 1983-84 1982-83 1981-82 1976-77 1975-76 1974-75

7-22 3-28 9-22 10-18 10-14 23-7 10-18 11-14 11-11 5-16 9-13 3-15 1-13 7-7 3-14 5-7 3-12

Overall Program Record:

400-479

(Missing results from 1977-1981)

(.455 Win Pct.)

BLUE KNIGHT WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2012-13 OPPONENTS SLIPPERY ROCK UNIVERSITY ‘THE ROCK’ SLIPPERY ROCK, PENN. LOCATION: AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: PSAC HEAD COACH: TANYA LONGO 2011-12 RECORD: 6-20 NOV. 10 DATES: LOCATION(S): MORROW FIELD HOUSE RECORD VS. UU: 0-2

OHIO VALLEY UNIVERSITY FIGHTING SCOTS LOCATION: VIENNA, WEST VIRGINIA AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: WVIAC HEAD COACH: DAVE WADLINGTON 2011-12 RECORD: 11-18 NOV. 13 DATES: LOCATION(S): SNYDER ACTIVITY CENTER RECORD VS. UU: 0-3

HILLSDALE COLLEGE CHARGERS LOCATION: HILLSDALE, MICHIGAN AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: GLIAC HEAD COACH: CLAUDETTE CHARNEY 2011-12 RECORD: 14-13 NOV. 20 DATES: LOCATION(S): JESSE PHILIPS ARENA RECORD VS. UU: 4-1

ASHLAND UNIVERSITY EAGLES NORTHERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY WILDCATS LOCATION: ASHLAND, OHIO LOCATION: MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: CONFERENCE: GLIAC GLIAC HEAD COACH: SUE RAMSEY HEAD COACH: TROY MATTSON 2011-12 RECORD: 33-2 (D-II RUNNER-UP) 2011-12 RECORD: 13-14 DATES: DATES: NOV. 24 NOV. 25 KATES GYMNASIUM KATES GYMNASIUM LOCATION(S): LOCATION(S): RECORD VS. UU: 5-0 RECORD VS. UU: 1-0

ALDERSON-BROADDUS COLLEGE BATTLERS LOCATION: PHILIPPI, WEST VIRGINIA AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: WVIAC HEAD COACH: JOSH ALLEN 2011-12 RECORD: 6-20 DATES: NOV. 27 REX PYLES ARENA LOCATION(S): RECORD VS. UU: 0-0

ST. JOSEPH’S COLLEGE PUMAS LOCATION: RENSSELAER, INDIANA AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: GLVC HEAD COACH: BRANDON TURNER 2011-12 RECORD: 14-13 DATES: DEC. 1 GRIMES CENTER LOCATION(S): RECORD VS. UU: 1-1

WHEELING JESUIT UNIVERSITY CARDINALS LOCATION: WHEELING, W.V. AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: WVIAC HEAD COACH: JOE KEY 2011-12 RECORD: 11-18 DATES: DEC. 8 LOCATION(S): MCDONOUGH CENTER RECORD VS. UU: 1-0

WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY RAIDERS LOCATION: FAIRBORN, OHIO AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION I CONFERENCE: HORIZON LEAGUE HEAD COACH: MIKE BRADBURY 2011-12 RECORD: 21-13 DATES: DEC. 12 LOCATION(S): E.J. NUTTER CENTER RECORD VS. UU: 2-0

ST. FRANCIS UNIVERSITY COUGARS LOCATION: FORT WAYNE, INDIANA AFFILIATION: NAIA CONFERENCE: CROSSROADS LEAGUE HEAD COACH: GARY ANDREWS 2011-12 RECORD: 19-13 DATES: DEC. 15 LOCATION(S): HUTZELL ATH. CENTER RECORD VS. UU: 6-1

UNIVERSITY OF FINDLAY OILERS LOCATION: FINDLAY, OHIO AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: GLIAC HEAD COACH: KATE CUMMINGS 2011-12 RECORD: 15-12 DATES: DEC. 19 LOCATION(S): GRIMES CENTER RECORD VS. UU: 23-4

NORTHWOOD UNIVERSITY TIMBERWOLVES LOCATION: MIDLAND, MICHIGAN AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: GLIAC JEFF CURTIS HEAD COACH: 2011-12 RECORD: 10-16 DATES: DEC. 28 LOCATION(S): MATTHAEI RECORD VS. UU: 2-0

WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY WARRIORS LOCATION: DETROIT, MICHIGAN AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: GLIAC CARRIE LOHR HEAD COACH: 2011-12 RECORD: 12-14 DATES: DEC. 29 LOCATION(S): MATTHAEI RECORD VS. UU: 0-0

UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO-BAYAMÓN COWBOYS LOCATION: BAYAMÓN, PUERTO RICO AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: INDEPENDENT HEAD COACH: GERARDO BATISTA 2011-12 RECORD: 1-8 DATES: JAN. 2 LOCATION(S): ROBINSON SCHOOL GYM RECORD VS. UU: 0-0

UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO-RIO PIEDRAS GALLITOS LOCATION: SAN JUAN, PR AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: INDEPENDENT HEAD COACH: GRIMALDI MALDONADO 2011-12 RECORD: 7-19 DATES: JAN. 4 LOCATION(S): ROBINSON SCHOOL GYM RECORD VS. UU: 0-0

URSULINE COLLEGE ARROWS CEDARVILLE UNIVERSITY YELLOW JACKETS LOCATION: PEPPER PIKE, OHIO LOCATION: CEDARVILLE, OHIO AFFILIATION: NCAA D-II PROVISIONALAFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: G-MAC CONFERENCE: G-MAC HEAD COACH: SHANNON SWORD HEAD COACH: KIRK MARTIN 2011-12 RECORD: 6-12 2011-12 RECORD: 24-8 DATES: JAN. 8 & FEB. 9 DATES: JAN. 12 & FEB. 12 LOCATION(S): GRIMES CENTER & LOCATION(S): GRIMES CENTER & C ALLAN ATHLETIC CENTER O'BRIEN ATHLETIC CENTER R ECORD VS. UU: 36-25 RECORD VS. UU: 0-4

CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY MARAUDERS LOCATION: WILBERFORCE, OHIO AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: G-MAC HEAD COACH: SHEBA HARRIS 2011-12 RECORD: 15-12 JAN. 16 & FEB. 16 DATES: LOCATION(S): GRIMES CENTER & BEACOM LEWIS GYM RECORD VS. UU: 22-7

WILBERFORCE UNIVERSITY BULLDOGS NOTRE DAME COLLEGE FALCONS LOCATION: WILBERFORCE, OHIO LOCATION: SOUTH EUCLID, OHIO NAIA AFFILIATION: NCAA D-II PROVISIONAL AFFILIATION: CONFERENCE: AMC CONFERENCE: INDEPENDENT HEAD COACH: IESHA GRAY HEAD COACH: KATIE HINE 2011-12 RECORD: 3-23 2011-12 RECORD: 17-11 JAN. 28 DATES: JAN. 26 & FEB. 19 DATES: LOCATION(S): LEWIS ARENA LOCATION(S): KELLER CENTER & RECORD VS. UU: 5-32 GRIMES CENTER RECORD VS. UU: 3-7

TREVECCA NAZARENE UNIVERSITY TROJANS LOCATION: NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II G-MAC CONFERENCE: HEAD COACH: GARY VAN ATTA 2011-12 RECORD: 10-18 DATES: FEB. 2 & FEB. 23 LOCATION(S): GRIMES CENTER & MOORE PHYSICAL EDUCATION CENTER RECORD VS. UU: 0-0

2012-13 OPPONENTS

OHIO DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY PANTHERS LOCATION: COLUMBUS, OHIO AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: GLIAC HEAD COACH: LYNSEY WARREN 2011-12 RECORD: 7-19 NOV. 17 DATES: LOCATION(S): GRIMES CENTER RECORD VS. UU: 26-25

FAIRMONT STATE UNIVERSITY FALCONS LOCATION: FAIRMONT, W.V. AFFILIATION: NCAA DIVISION II CONFERENCE: WVIAC HEAD COACH: STEVE MCDONALD 2011-12 RECORD: 18-10 JAN. 23 DATES: LOCATION(S): JOE RETTON ARENA RECORD VS. UU: 1-0

D OUG Y OUNG, D IRECTOR

A THLETICS

On behalf of the entire Urbana University family, I would like to welcome you to our website and the home of Blue Knight athletics. Urbana University is proud to sponsor 15 athletic programs in one of the most beautiful geographic locations in the nation. Although athletics is an integral part of our campus environment, it is the pride that we take in the development of the total person that we find most rewarding. With so many college choices available to students today, I am often asked, "Why is Urbana University the right place for me?" Most often, my answer is that the core attribute of NCAA Division II athletics, known as "Life in Balance", is carried out and practiced in all that we do. At Urbana University it is universally accepted that all students and employees are equipped with a unique skill set of strengths and weaknesses. We constantly seek to accentuate those strengths and nurture those weaknesses in an effort to form a collective unified body of positive results. Our campus-wide slogan of "One Student at a Time" confirms our commitment to knowing each individual on a personal basis. It's what makes success a reality and not merely just a dream at Urbana University. Spearheaded by our move to the NCAA, we have created a culture of life in balance. This is not merely an athletics-only initiative but one that permeates our entire campus. The core attributes of life in balance are learning, service, passion, sportsmanship, and resourcefulness. Together, these attributes form a collective bond for all that call Urbana University home. As our campus continues to grow, it is done with the constant mindset to provide more opportunities for student development and increased success. All the while it has provided the very foundation for school spirit, pride, and a will to achieve the very best for our student-athletes. To be a Blue Knight student-athlete is to be a part of something truly unique and special. I am confident that you, as a student-athlete, alumni, colleague, or friend of Urbana University, will find your time here to be one of the most rewarding, meaningful portions of your life. If you haven't already, you will soon discover that working together works wonders here at Urbana University. Success for ourselves is found in each other. We invite you to become a valued part of a grand tradition and a unique story of success for yourself and all those that surround you.

PERSONNEL

Best wishes in all that you do, and GO BLUE KNIGHTS!

NICOLE PLUGER ASSOCIATE A.D. OF COMPLIANCE SENIOR WOMEN’S ADMINISTRATOR PHONE: 937.484.1257 NPLUGER @ URBANA. EDU

Nicole Pluger was named Urbana’s Associate Athletic Director of Compliance and Senior Women’s Administrator in the summer of 2007. After 6 seasons as the winningest coach in UU softball history, Pluger stepped down from coaching to become the University’s full-time Director of Compliance in the summer of 2010. AMY DILTS ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ADILTS@URBANA.EDU

DR. JIM JUDGE, JR. FACULTY ATHLETIC REPRESENTATIVE PHONE: 937.652.6810 JJUDGE @ URBANA . EDU

Chris Anders was named Sports Information Director in June of 2008. He was promoted to Asst. A.D. of Media Relations in June of 2011. He oversees & organizes the publicity of the University’s 15 intercollegiate athletic programs. He’s also responsible for the production of all athletic publications, including media guides, game-day programs & press releases. In addtion, he manages sports.urbana.edu & the athletic department’s social media sites.

Dr. Jim Judge is in his fifth year as the Faculty Athletic Representative at Urbana University. Dr. Judge is an associate professor in the Education and Allied Professions College at Urbana. As the Faculty Athletic Representative, he oversees the academic progress made by the University’s student-athletes. JENNIFER FREY ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER MEN’S BASKETBALL JFREY@URBANA.EDU

Jennifer Frey, MA, ATC, a native of Marysville, joined the UU athletic training staff as the assistant athletic trainer in August of 2006. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Athletic Training from Wright State University in 2003. She holds a Master’s of Art in Education from Cumberland University in Tennessee, which she earned in 2005. She was employed at Cumberland University as an athletic trainer before coming to Urbana. Jassen Dobyns, BS, ATC, joined the Blue Knight athletic training staff in 2004. He was promoted to Head Athletic Trainer in 2006. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Sports Medicine from Wilmington College. He is also a Certified Personal Trainer. Jassen resides in Springfield with his wife Kelly and two daughters Mackenzie (11) and Sydney (9).

An Urbana, Ohio native, Amy Dilts attended Urbana University for both her undergrad and graduate degrees. She received her Bachelor's of Science in Athletic Training, and she completed her Master's of Education at UU in the summer of 2012, the same time she joined the Athletic Training staff. Amy resides in Urbana. She currently handles the Blue Knight men's soccer, women's basketball and baseball teams. JASSEN DOBYNS HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER PHONE: 937.484.1254 JDOBYNS@URBANA.EDU

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(March 12, 2012) – All 5 members of the NCAA D-II All-Independent First Team and all 4 individual award winners came from Ohio schools in 2011-12. Urbana University led the pack with 4 selections, while Central State and Ursuline had 3 each. Freshman of the Year was shared by Ciara Geiger of Urbana and Martha Nagbe of Notre Dame College. Geiger averaged 15.19 points, 2.65 assists and 1.77 steals a game, hit 38 triples and shot 77.2% from the line. Nagbe averaged 13.2 points, 5.76 rebounds, 2.52 assists and 3.08 steals a game. In addition to her All-Freshmen Team selection, Geiger also earned First Team All-ICAA, First Team All-Ohio Independent and Ohio Independent Freshman of the Year. Geiger was the only Blue Knight to start all 29 games for the 14-15 Blue Knights. She reached double digits in all but 5 games, averaging a team-high 15.3 points per game. Her 31 points against Washington Adventist were the most at UU since 2004. Geiger also had a team and season-high 10 assists vs. Ursuline, tying the 6th highest single game mark in UU history. In addition to leading the Blue Knights in scoring, Geiger also led the team in minutes (999), free throw percentage (74.3%), steals (1.9 spg), 3-point field goals made (42), free throws made and attempted, field goals made and attempted, and she finished 2nd on the squad in assists (2.5 apg) and field goal percentage (44.7%). Andrea Vogel gave the Blue Knights 2 First Team All-Independent selections. Vogel was amongst the D-II national leaders in blocked shots all season long. She finished 1 blocked shot behind the national leader, but she set an Urbana single season record with 102 swats (3.6 bpg). The junior center also finished first on the team in field goal percentage (47.4%) and second on the squad in scoring (300 pts, 10.7 ppg), and rebounding (7.9 rpg). Joining Geiger on the All-Independent Freshmen Team was Katy Barkley. Barkley was 1 of 4 Blue Knights to play in all 29 games this season. The versatile guard/forward made 23 starts, averaging 8.0 points/game and 5.0 rebounds/game. Barkley shot a team-high 50.0% from behind the arc, while recording 57 assists and 43 steals on the year. Head Coach Maria Marchesano was named All-Independent Coach of the Year. At the time she took over in January, the Blue Knights were 2-8. Urbana finished 12-7 overall under Marchesano, including a 9-1 mark at home that included wins her first 8 games in the Grimes Center. The rookie head coach also led Urbana to the championship game of the NCAA DII Ohio Independent Tournament.

In addition to Geiger’s All-Ohio Independent selections, Urbana’s DeVonyea Johnson also landed a post-season nod from the OIC. An amazing turnaround, capped by a run to the Ohio Independents' Championship game, netted the sophomore guard Second Team All-OIC honors. Both Geiger and Johnson were also named to the All-OIC Tournament team. Johnson came back from an early injury to lead the Blue Knights' turnaround. After a 2-8 start, Urbana ended the year 12-7 behind a healthy Johnson and new Head Coach Maria Marchesano. Johnson reached double digit scoring in 13 of the final 14 games of the season. She poured in a career-high 22 in an OIC first round win over sixth-seeded Walsh University. Four times, the team co-captain eclipsed 20 points down the stretch. She finished second on the squad in points per game (11.0), three-point field goals (41), 3-point percentage (36.3%), free throws made, and steals per game (1.7). She led the Blue Knights in assists (3.3 apg).

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ABOUT URBANA UNIVERSITY As an independent liberal arts institution, Urbana University’s strength lies in its quality faculty, students, and curriculum supported by strong student services. Urbana University prepares students for a lifetime of leadership and service to society through excellent classroom instruction, real world experiences, community partnerships, and technology. It is the mission of Urbana University to offer a liberal arts education in a small college environment emphasizing student learning through individual attention, excellence in instruction, career-oriented programs, and critical reflection on moral and ethical values.

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Campus facilities include a blend of modern and traditional architecture, creating a peaceful and safe setting for learning and interacting with faculty and students. Set on 128 acres, the campus consists of academic and administrative buildings including the modern Lewis and Jean Moore Center for Mathematics and Science, the multipurpose Warren G. Grimes Center, a recently renovated Commons area, a brand new Student Center, a women’s residence hall completed in the fall of 2000, a new men’s residence hall completed in the summer of 2004, and an honors residence hall completed in 2007. State-of-the-art residence halls offer both traditional rooms and suite-style accommodations. Students can participate in the many cultural, educational, recreational and social events held on campus. Movies and professional acts supplement social activities such as dances, ski trips, clubs, Homecoming activities, special entertainment and others. A variety of student organizations provide students numerous opportunities for campus involvement and leadership development. Vocal music and dramatic activities are offered for all interested students and members of the Urbana community. The Performing Arts Department at Urbana seeks to develop the artistic talents of the student body.

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Urbana University is connected to the duPont family famous for the well-known chemical company that sponsors Jeff Gordon’s NASCAR race team? It’s true! T. Coleman duPont graduated from Urbana University Prep School Division in 1879 and went on to become President of the Dupont Chemical Company! Birdie Kim, the 2005 U.S. Open Women’s Golf Champion owes part of her success to one of our alumni? Absolutely. Miles Nixon, an Urbana grad, was Birdie’s caddy! An Urbana University graduate has been in the boxing ring with the likes of Evander Holyfield, Oscar de La Hoya, and George Foreman? Believe it! Brian Garry has officiated over 1400 professional boxing matches including 50 world titles! David Letterman had an Urbana alumnae as a guest MULTIPLE TIMES on his show? You can bet on it! Gretchen Worden, best known for revitalizing the famed Mutter Museum, appeared with Dave many times. One of our former basketball stars plays professionally for the Harlem Wizards? Yes, it’s true. Eric Jones is a key member of the Wizards and their famous basketball entertainment show.

Urbana University’s Honors Program can provide the knowledge and skills needed to gain acceptance to a graduate or professional school and/or leadership role at home or abroad. It can also Urbana University students really can reach for the prepare you to assume lifelong service to the community, whether stars! local, state, national, or international. Seriously. One of our former students, Tom Hennon, The Urbana University Bookstore carries text books, office has been a crew member on the space shuttle Atlantis, and flown three space missions!

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The Warren G. Grimes Center Gymnasium is the Blue Knights’ home court. The gymnasium holds over 1,500 fans with additional seating available in the mezzanines above both bleachers. Blue Knight basketball games are always a popular event on campus. Students, family and friends routinely pack the gym to show their support for the Blue Knights. In addition to the fan support, the Royal Blues Pep Band and Blue Knight Cheerleaders are in attendance nearly every game.

Dr. Emily Taylor was the original founder of a women’s higher education development program from whic h OVER 100 women have gone to become college or university presidents or chancellors! An Urbana alumnae was President of the West Virginia Institute of Technology and led them to become one of the best rated comprehensive universities in the country? Dr. Karen LaRoe recently retired and is now on the Urbana University Board of Trustees.

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Urbana University administers aid from a number of federal and state programs, including Pell Grants, Ohio Instructional Grants, SEOG Grants, Perkins Loans, Student Stafford Allied Health Loans, and Parent Plus Loans. For more information on financial aid check our website at Radiographic Imaging http://www.urbana.edu/finaid.htm or call the Urbana University office of financial aid Respiratory Care at 937-484-1355 or 1-800-7 URBANA ext. 1355. Business Administration Accounting Applicants are encouraged to apply early in their senior year of high school, though General Management there is no stated deadline. While admissions are flexible based on high school achieveHuman Resource Management ments and grades, applicants are usually accepted based on having a cumulative high Marketing school grade point average (GPA) of at least 2.0 and an ACT score no less than an “18” Communication (or SAT score of 860). Business Marketing Communications Journalism/Public Relations Urbana University is a member of NCAA Division II. The Blue Knight athletic teams Theater compete against NCAA D-I, D-II, D-III and NAIA programs from across the country in 15 Computer Information Systems intercollegiate sports including: football, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s Computer Programming and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s E-business Management Information Systems cross country, and men’s and women’s swimming. Women’s lacrosse became the 15th System Analysis and Design intercollegiate team during the 2010-11 school year, and men’s and women’s bowling Systems and Network Administration club teams were added in 2009. A variety of activities are also offered for student enrichment including: theater, concerts, pep and marching bands, choir, movies, parties, Criminal Justice guest speakers, comedians, flag football, intramural basketball, skiing, student newspa- Education Early Childhood Development Education per, sand volleyball, indoor pool, student government and nearby outdoor adventure Early Childhood Education (K-3) activities (canoeing, rafting, hiking, camping, etc.). Middle Childhood Education (4-9) Adolescent/Young Adult Education (7-12) English Family Studies History Liberal Studies Mathematics Nursing-BSN Completion Program for RN’s only Philosophy and Religion Studies Political Science Pre-Law Psychology Science The 27,000-square-feet Student Center is one of Biology In 2003, a major renovation project was Urbana University’s newest on-campus facilities. Chemistry completed at Barclay Hall and adjacent Features include the Bundy Wellness Center, lounge, Pre-Dentistry Bailey Hall. The two buildings, which conference and meeting rooms, snack bar, and a Pre-Medicine house classrooms, are now connected by bookstore. Wireless computer service is available Pre-Veterinary an atrium and a secondary walkway. throughout the facility. Sociology Sports and Health Studies Athletic Training Exercise Science Recreation Sports Management Coaching Certificate Urbana University is dedicated to providing superb residence Graduate Programs of Study hall facilities to its students. McConnell Hall (above) was completed Master of Business Administration (MBA) in the summer of 2007, and Sycamore Residence Hall (left) was Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Classroom Teaching completed in 2004.

The Warren G. Grimes Center (left) has been a mainstay on Urbana University’s campus for decades. Located on the south end of campus, the Grimes Center houses the gymnasium, swimming pool, racquetball courts, a new state-of-the-art free weight room, along with all of the athletic staff offices and additional classrooms. A sand volleyball court is located behind the Grimes Center. The facility is a hub for almost all student-athlete activity on campus. Student-athletes can be found in Grimes lifting weights, shooting hoops, working out or talking with coaches at all hours of the day.

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