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1 Florida Atlantic New Orleans (6-4) GAME NOTES Wednesday, December 16th 8:00 PM (ET) Lakefront Arena (8,933) New Orleans, LA SCHEDULE/RESULTS NOVEMBER 13 WEBBER INT L W Iowa State L North Carolina State L Eastern Kentucky W KENT STATE L FORDHAM# W OLE MISS# L DECEMBER 2 Bethune-Cookman L UCF W New Orleans* 8 PM 19 ULL* 2 PM 30 Georgia Southern 5 PM JANUARY 2 SOUTH ALABAMA* 5 PM 6 TROY* 7 PM 9 ULM* 5 PM 13 WKU* 8 PM 16 Middle Tennessee* 3 PM 20 UALR* 7 PM 23 ARKANSAS ST.* 5 PM 27 South Alabama* 8 PM 30 FIU* 5 PM FEBRUARY 3 North Texas* 8 PM 6 Denver* 3:30 PM 10 ULL* 7 PM 17 FIU* 7 PM 20 Troy* 6 PM 24 WKU* 7 PM 27 MIDDLE TENNESSEE* 12 PM MARCH 6-9 Sun Belt Tournament$ TBA All times eastern; Homes games in Bold/CAPS *Sun Belt Conference game #FAU/Boca Bridge Hotel Holiday Tournament $SBC Tournament in Hot Springs, AR FLORIDA ATLANTIC OWLS Record: (0-0, Sun Belt) Streak:...Won 1 Last Game:...Win, vs. Central Florida (12/12/09) Head Coach:...Chancellor Dugan Alma Mater...Eastern Kentucky, 82 Record: (11th season) GAME #10 VS. OWL FAST BREAKS... NEW ORLEANS PRIVATEERS Record: (0-0 Sun Belt) Streak:...Lost 1 Last Game:... Loss, vs. LSU (12/13/09) Head Coach:...Amy Champion Alma Mater...Delta State 90 Record: (6th season) BROADCAST INFORMATION Radio/Webcast: TV: None Radio Play-By-Play: Jared Smith Radio Color: None ALL TIME SERIES: New Orleans leads 5-1 LAST MEETING: UNO 67, FAU 61 (3/4/09 - at FAU) Brittany Bowe leads the Sun Belt in assists per game (4.7) New Orleans leads the Sun Belt in FT% (71.2%) and blocks per game (5.5) The Owls were eliminated by UNO in the 1st round of the SBC Tournament last season FAU s only win against UNO came in a home victory back on 2/18/07 Erica Caldwell scored a career-high 15 points in the win over UCF (12/12) The Owls shot a season high 51.1% (24-of-47) from the field in the win over UCF (12/12) Jessica Knurick grabbed a season-high 13 rebounds in the loss to Bethune-Cookman (12/2) Breana Koné tallied a season-high two blocked shots in the loss to Bethune-Cookman (12/2) Brittany Bowe and Jessica Knurick are the only two Owls to start all nine games this season FAU PROBABLE STARTERS No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. PPG RPG APG Notes 5 Brittany Bowe G 5-7 Sr Preseason 3rd-team All-SBC selection 21 Lyrell Barfield G 5-8 Jr All-American at Midland JC ( 08) 25 Carla Stubbs F 5-9 Sr Last year s leading scorer (11.7 PPG) 32 Breana Turner G 5-10 So SBC Player-of-the-Week (2/23/09) 42 Jessica Knurick P 6-3 Sr All-American at Seminole CC ( 07) FAU OFF THE BENCH No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. PPG RPG APG Notes 3 Candace Lambert G 5-8 Sr All-Conference at Howard JC ( 07-08) 4 Kalyn Dinkins G 5-9 Fr Scored first collegiate points (11/13/09) 13 Breana Koné P 6-3 R-Sr Returns after redshirting last season 14 Andrea Taylor G 5-8 Sr Made (40.5%) 3-pointers last season 23 Erica Caldwell P 5-10 Sr All-American at Spartanburg JC ( 07) 24 Teri Stamps G 5-7 So Two-time HS All-State selection ( 06-07) 40 Mariana Byczkowski F 6-1 R-So Former FAU women s soccer player

2 OWLS NOTEBOOK BATTLE FOR THE BELT BEGINS: The Owls open their 4th season of Sun Belt Conference play with a matchup against the Privateers of New Orleans. The Owls will have revenge on their minds as UNO knocked FAU out of the Sun Belt Conference Tournament last season with a win at the Burrow to end the Owls season. INJURY REPORT: With the exception of shooting guard Andrea Taylor, the Owls are completely healthy entering Sun Belt play. Taylor will miss Wednesday s Sun Belt opener with a back injury. KNIGHTED: For the first time in school history, the Owls have defeated UCF in consecutive games on the women s basketball hardwood. The Owls got out to a big lead and held on late for a victory over Central Florida on Saturday night at the Burrow. Carla Stubbs led all scorers with 19 points and Erica Caldwell tlalied a career-high with 15 points. Caldwell is in her second season as a member of the Owls after transferring from Spartanburg Junior College after the season. The Cleveland, OH native was a JUCO All-American selection at Spartanburg in 07. BETHUNE-SWOON: FAU could not keep the Wildcats off the glass as Bethune-Cookman snatched 49 rebounds (21 offensive) on its way to a victory against FAU on 12/2. The Owls made the game close after trailing by as many as 18 in the second half. FAU hadwon three straight all-time against B-CU and eight of its last nine. The last time an FAU team lost to B-CU was back on 12/13/99. THE BOWE SHOW: Senior point guard Brittany Bowe has led the Owls in assists in all nine games this season. The Ocala native also leads FAU in scoring with 12.2 points per game. Bowe has also fulfilled her point guard duties effectively for FAU and has a 1.44 assist-toturnover ratio (42 A, 29 TO). OWLS FINISH 2ND IN HOLIDAY TOURNEY: The Owls received a second place finish in the FAU/Boca Bridge Hotel Holiday Tournament after a loss to Ole Miss on 11/28 in the championship game. The Owls defeated Fordham in the opening round FAU Women s Basketball Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown (HS/JC) 3 Candace Lambert G 5-8 Sr. Omaha, NE (Howard College) 4 Kalyn Dinkins G 5-9 Fr. Orlando, FL (Hightower HS) 5 Brittany Bowe G 5-7 Sr. Ocala, FL (Trinity Catholic HS) 13 Breana Koné P 6-3 R-Sr. Daytona Beach, FL (Seabreeze HS) 14 Andrea Taylor G 5-8 Sr. Birmingham, AL (Vestavia Hills HS) 20 Stephanie Neill G 5-7 Fr. Naples, FL (Lely HS) 21 Lyrell Barfield G 5-8 Jr. Miami, FL (Midland JC) 23 Erica Caldwell P 6-0 Sr. Cleveland, OH (Spartanburg College) 24 Teri Stamps G 5-7 So. Milwaukee, WI (Vincent HS) 25 Carla Stubbs G 5-10 Sr. Miami, FL (Jackson HS) 32 Breana Turner G 5-10 So. New Orleans, LA (De La Salle HS) 40 Mariana Byczkowski P 6-1 So. Cooper City, FL (St. Thomas Aq. HS) 42 Jessica Knurick P 6-3 Sr. Commerce, MI (Seminole CC) Head Coach: Chancellor Dugan (11th season; Eastern Kentucky 82) Assistant Coaches: Shannon Litton (11th season; Morehead St 93), Lou DiFeo (2nd season; Central Florida 96), Yolanda Cole (3rd season; Michigan 03) PRONUNCIATIONS Kalyn Dinkins - Kay-LIN Brittany Bowe - Bow Breana Koné - KOH-Nay Lyrell Barfield - LUR-rell Mariana Byczkowski - Bye-Kow-Ski Jessica Knurick - NUR-rick POINTS Brittany Bowe (3 times) Lyrell Barfield (3 times) Andrea Taylor (2 times) Jessica Knurick (1 time) Carla Stubbs (1 time) REBOUNDS Jessica Knurick (5 times) Carla Stubbs (3 times) Brittany Bowe (1 time) FAU Individual Game Leaders Teri Stamps (1 time) Erica Caldwell (1 time) ASSISTS Brittany Bowe (9 times) Candace Lambert (1 time) Breana Koné (1 time) Andrea Taylor (1 time) DOUBLE-DOUBLES None FAU Individual Highs POINTS: 22...Brittany NC State (11/17) FG MADE: 8...Brittany Bowe (2x)/Carla Stubbs FG ATTEMPTED: 17...Brittany NC State(11/17) FG % (Min. 5 made): 83.3% (5/6)...A. Taylor/C. Lambert/B. Koné 3-PT FG MADE: 5...Andrea Taylor vs. Webber (11/13) 3-PT FG ATTEMPTED: 10...L. Barfield (2x) vs. Kent State (11/24) FT MADE: 6...Brittany NC State (11/17) FT ATTEMPTED 11...Erica Caldwell vs. UCF (12/12) REBOUNDS: 13...Jessica Knurick vs. Bethune (12/2) ASSISTS: 9...Brittany Bowe vs. Webber (11/13) STEALS: 5...Candace Lambert vs. Webber (11/13) BLOCKS: 2...BreanaKoné vs. Bethune (12/2) MINUTES: 36...Brittany Iowa State (11/15) OFF. REBOUNDS: 5...Jessica Knurick vs. Webber (11/13) BENCH POINTS: 16...Lyrell Barfield vs. Kent State (11/24) TURNOVERS: 7...Brittany Bowe vs. UCF (12/12)

3 FAU QUICK FACTS ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS WBK Contact:...Jared Smith Cell Phone:...(561) A.D. Media Relations:...Katrina McCormack Office Phone:...(561) Fax:...(561) Mailing Address:...Athletic Media Relations...Oxley Center, 777 Glades Road...Boca Raton, FL GENERAL School:...Florida Atlantic University City:...Boca Raton, FL Founded: Enrollment:...26,000 Nickname:...Owls Colors:...Blue and Red Arena:...FAU Arena (5,000) Conference:...Sun Belt (4th season) Previous Conference:...Atlantic Sun (11 seasons) President:...Dr. John Pritchett (Interim) Alma Mater:...Cincinnati '76, FAU '81 Athletic Director:...Craig Angelos Alma Mater:...BYU '87, Creighton '90 Athletic Department Phone:...(561) TEAM HISTORY First Year of Basketball: All-Time Record: Conf. Championships:...1 (Atlantic Sun, 2005) NCAA Tournament Appearances:...1 (2005) Last NCAA Tournament Opp.:...LSU (L, 72-48) OWLS NOTEBOOK (Cont.) OWLS SIGN EIGHT PREPS FOR SEASON: Coach Dugan and the Lady Owls announced their signing class this week with eight new players to be added for next season. Those signees are... April Goins (Eastpointe, MI/Schoolcraft Collge) Shavonne Seymour (McBee, SC/ NW Florida St. College) Vontrice Dennis (Miami, FL/NW Florida St. College) Chaquera Kent (Titusville, FL/Titusville HS) Latavia Dempsey (St. Petersberg, FL/Boca Ciega HS) Takia Brooks (Miami, FL/Our Lady of Lourdes Academy) Kim Smith (Minneloa, FL/Clermont East Ridge HS) Alexis Parker (Vero Beach, FL/Vero Beach HS) TALE OF THE TAPE FAU UNO Record Conference Streak W1 L1 Points per game Opp. PPG FG Pct. 41.1% 41.1% Opp. FG 43.4% 33.6% 3-Pt. FG Pct. 30.3% 33.7% Opp. 3-PT FG 39.8% 21.1% Free-Throw Pct. 65.7% 71.2% Reb. PG Opp. Reb. PG Assists PG Turnovers PG TO margin Steals PG Blocks PG TRANSFERRABLE: Three out of FAU s five starters are former JUCO standouts (Jessica Knurick, Lyrell Barfield, Erica Caldwell). All three were also NJCAA All-American selections their final seasons before transferring to FAU. Knurick and Caldwell were honorable mentions in 2007 while Barfield received first team honors in Barfield also was the 2008 MVP of the Western Junior College Athletic Conference (WJCAC). One other player, Candace Lambert, transferred to FAU from junior college. Lambert played two seasons at Howard JC in San Angelo, TX where she eared All-WJCAC honors both years. OFF TO A GOOD START: FAU won its season opener for the first time since the season when the Owls defeated Bethune- Cookman This is the first time in the Chancellor Dugan era (11 seasons) that FAU has started the season 1-0. COACHING STAFF Head Coach:...Chancellor Dugan Alma Mater:...Eastern Kentucky ('82) Record at School: (11th season) Career Record: (19th season) Asst. Coach:...Shannon Litton (Morehead St. '93) Asst. Coach:...Lou Difeo (Central Florida '96) Asst. Coach:...Yolanda Cole (Michigan '03) Phone:...(561) TEAM INFORMATION Record: Conference Record: Sun Belt Finish:...6th-East Last Opponent:...New Orleans (L, 67-61, 3/4/09)...First round of Sun Belt Tournament FAU Team Highs POINTS: 93...vs.Webber (11/13) FG MADE: 34...vs. Webber (11/13) FG %: 51.1%...vs. UCF (12/12) 3-PT FG MADE: 14...vs. Webber (11/13) 3-PT FG %: 45.2%...vs. Webber (11/13) FT MADE: 19...@ Eastern Kentucky (11/21) FT %: 87.5% (7/8)...vs. Ole Miss (11/28) REBOUNDS: 48...vs. Webber (11/13) ASSISTS: 21...vs. Webber (11/13) STEALS: 16...vs. Webber (11/13) BLOCKS: 5...(2x) vs. UCF (12/12) OFF. REBOUNDS: 19...vs. Webber (11/13) BENCH POINTS: 42...vs. Webber (11/13) TURNOVERS: 21...(2x) vs. Kent State (11/24)

4 Standings (Thru 12/15) CONF. OVERALL EAST DIVISION W-L W-L Troy WKU Middle Tenn FAU South Alabama FIU WEST DIVISION W-L W-L Denver New Orleans UALR ULM Arkansas State North Texas ULL Preseason Coaches Poll East Division Points 1. Middle Tenn. (11.5) WKU (1) South Alabama Florida Atlantic (0.5) FIU Troy 22 West Division Points 1. UALR (13) Denver Arkansas St New Orleans North Texas ULM ULL 15 *As voted on by all 13 SBC head coaches *First place votes in parenthesis FAU s Record When... MONTH November 3-4 December 1-1 January 0-0 February 0-0 March 0-0 TIME OF TIP Before 7 PM PM or later 0-3 LOCATION Home 3-2 Away 1-3 Neutral 0-0 Conference home 0-0 Conference away 0-0 Conference neutral 0-0 Non-conf. home 3-2 Non-conf. away 1-3 SCORING Leading at half 4-1 Trailing at half 0-4 Tied at half 0-0 Scoring less than 59 points 0-2 Scoring points 3-2 Scoring points 0-1 Scoring points 0-0 Scoring points 1-0 Scoring 100+ points 0-0 Allowing less 59 points 2-0 Allowing points 2-1 Allowing points 0-0 Allowing points 0-4 Allowing points 0-0 Allowing 100+ points 0-0 Game is decided by Game is decided by Game is decided by Leading with five min. left 4-0 Trailing with five min. left 0-5 Leading with one min. left 4-0 Trailing with one min. left 0-5 Tied with one min. left 0-0 Outscoring opponents bench 4-2 Opp. bench outscores FAU 0-3 SHOOTING Shooting 50% or better 1-0 Shooting between 40-49% 3-2 Shooting less than 40% 0-3 Opp. shoots 50% or better 0-2 Opp. shoots between 40-49% 2-2 Opp. shoots less than 40% 2-1 FAU outshoots opponent 4-0 Opp. outshoots FAU 0-5 FAU makes more 3-Pt. then opp. 3-2 FAU makes less 3-Pt. then opp. 1-3 One player in double-digits 0-2 Two players in double-digits 0-1 Three players in double-digits 4-2 Four or more in double-digits 0-0 REBOUNDS FAU outrebounds opponent 2-0 Opponent outrebounds FAU 1-5 Rebounds are the same 1-0 FREE THROWS FAU makes more FT than opp. 1-0 Opp. makes more FT than FAU 3-5 FAU shoots over 70% FT 1-3 FAU shoots 60-69% FT 2-0 FAU shoots 50-59% FT 1-1 FAU shoots under 50% FT 0-0 Opp. shoots over 70% FT 1-3 Opp. shoots 60-69% FT 2-1 Opp. shoots 50-59% FT 1-1 Opp. shoots under 50% FT 0-0 ASSISTS FAU has positive A:TO ratio 2-1 FAU has negative A:TO ratio 2-4 FAU has more assists then opp. 3-3 Opp. has more assists then FAU 1-2 TURNOVERS FAU has positive turnover margin 3-1 FAU has negative turnover margin 1-4 When turnovers are even 0-0 MISCELLANEOUS On Television: 0-0 vs. Top-25 Teams: 0-1 In Overtime: 0-0

5 CAREER RECORDS (CURRENT PLAYERS) MOST POINTS SCORED: 1,406 Shontavia Williams 115 games ,401 Tiffany Collins 111 games ,187 Amanda Whitney 102 games ,176 Valene Harris 58 games ,165 Tamala Vaughn 102 games ,158 LaTorria Matthews 107 games ,070 Sherri Pla 108 games Kim Hicks 58 games Tamica Pierce 59 games CARLA STUBBS 90 games 2006-Pres. 831 BRITTANY BOWE 96 games 2006-Pres. 820 Chantale Jones 97 games Yonka Moses 101 games MOST FIELD GOALS MADE: 551 Tiffany Collins 111 games Valene Harris 58 games Shontavia Williams 115 games Tamala Vaughn 102 games Amanda Whitney 102 games Kim Hicks 58 games LaTorria Matthews 107 games Sherri Pla 108 games Sheridan Andrews 54 games CARLA STUBBS 90 games 2006-Pres. 320 Rita Mosley 107 games BRITTANY BOWE 96 games 2006-Pres. MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED: 1,306 Shontavia Williams 115 games ,262 Tiffany Collins 111 games ,053 Tamala Vaughn 102 games ,045 Amanda Whitney 102 games Valene Harris 58 games LaTorria Matthews 107 games Sherri Pla 108 games BRITTANY BOWE 96 games CARLA STUBBS 90 games Rita Mosley 107 games Kim Hicks 58 games MOST THREE-POINTERS MADE: 220 LaTorria Matthews 107 games Crystal Randolph 114 games Sanja Culina 88 games Janka Deckerova 107 games Shontavia Williams 115 games Sharia Young 100 games Amanda Whitney 102 games CARLA STUBBS 90 games 2006-Pres. 75 Julie Goad 106 games Jessie Castaneda 50 games Tara Matson 53 games MOST THREE-POINTERS ATTEMPTED: 574 LaTorria Matthews 107 games Cristal Randolph 114 games Janka Deckerova 107 games Sanja Culina 88 games CARLA STUBBS 90 games 2006-Pres. 296 Shontavia Williams 115 games Julie Goad 106 games Sharia Young 100 games Amanda Whitney 102 games Angie Rodgers 50 games MOST FREE-THROWS MADE: 394 Shontavia Williams 115 games Tiffany Collins 111 games Tamica Pierce 59 games Sherri Pla 108 games Vicki Bentkowski 57 games Chantele Jones 97 games Yonka Moses 101 games Missy Glaser 63 games BRITTANY BOWE 96 games 2006-Pres. 186 Kristy Halvorson 113 games Amanda Whitney 102 games MOST FREE-THROWS ATTEMPTED: 545 Shontavia Williams 115 games Tiffany Collins 111 games Sherri Pla 108 games Vicki Bentkowski 57 games Chantale Jones 97 games Tamica Pierce 59 games Yonka Moses 101 games Kristy Halvorson 113 games BRITTANY BOWE 96 games 2006-Pres. 271 Missy Glaser 63 games Amanda Whitney 102 games MOST REBOUNDS: 939 Tiffany Collins 111 games Shontavia Williams 115 games Kristy Halvorson 113 games Tamala Vaughn 102 games Kim Hicks 58 games Amanda Whitney 102 games Valene Harris 58 games Rita Mosley 107 games Yonka Moses 101 games CARLA STUBBS 90 games 2006-Pres. 394 Tamica Pierce 59 games MOST ASSISTS: 491 Shuteamia Brayboy 105 games Sherri Pla 108 games Rita Mosley 107 games Chantale Jones 97 games Julie Goad 106 games BRITTANY BOWE 96 games 2006-Pres. 283 LaTorria Matthews 107 games Yonka Moses 101 games Shontavia Williams 115 games Astrid Soulette 29 games MOST STEALS: 236 Sherri Pla 108 games Shuteamia Brayboy 104 games Kim Hicks 58 games Chantale Jones 97 games Shontavia Williams 115 games Yonka Moses 101 games Tiffany Collins 111 games Rita Mosley 107 games Vicki Bentkowski 57 games BRITTANY BOWE 96 games 2006-Pres. 104 CARLA STUBBS 90 games 2006-Pres.

6 CHANCELLOR DUGAN Head Coach (11th Season, ) On July 1, 1999, Chancellor Dugan became the third head coach in Florida Atlantic women's basketball history. Ten-consecutive conference tournament berths later, she has overseen the Owls transition into the competitive Sun Belt conference. FAU showed considerable improvements in the regular season. The Owls doubled their overall win total from six wins in year ago to 12, and more than quadrupled their conference win total from two to nine. In the process, the Owls picked up their first-ever conference wins over ULM, North Texas, Arkansas State and Denver. They also defeated two teams that would later qualify for the NCAA Tournament, Conference USA tournament champ UCF on November 22, and Middle Tennessee on February 21. The win over the then-no. 25 ranked Blue Raiders is the first time the Owls have picked up a win over a Top 25 team in Division I. Despite having an undermanned roster in , Dugan and the Owls were able to land a couple of milestone victories in Sun Belt conference play. On February 2, FAU held off Louisiana- Lafayette for their first ever conference road win. Later that month, the Owls defeated rival FIU to get their first win over the Golden Panthers since The season featured FAU move into the eighth toughest RPI conference in the NCAA. The Owls finished their opening campaign with a 6-25 record, but ended the regular season with two consecutive conference victories. Dugan earned her 100th win at Florida Atlantic with an victory over Akron on November 17, She led FAU to the top in , guiding the program to its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 1993 and first Atlantic Sun Conference Championship. Her squad went on the year - the best win total in 13 seasons - and recorded its best season in the A-Sun, going 16-4 and finishing second in the regular season. The Owls moved on to face SEC power Louisiana State University in the first round of the San Antonio Regional. FAU made its presence felt against the Tigers, holding the lead midway through the first half before losing to the eventual national semifinalist. Prior to Dugan's arrival, no FAU team had posted a winning record in A-Sun play. Dugan's success at FAU was no surprise based on her eight years as head coach at the University of Southern Indiana (USI). There, she became the school's winningest coach with 159 wins and a winning percentage of.685. Fan interest in women's basketball soared during her tenure, as USI finished in the top 10 for Division II attendance three-consecutive years and averaged a record 1,453 fans in The Louisville, KY, native graduated from Eastern Kentucky University in 1982 with a bachelor's degree in physical education and received a master's degree from Morehead State University in While an undergraduate at EKU, Dugan was a three-year starter and finished her junior and senior seasons as the team's leading rebounder and secondleading scorer. COACHING EXPERIENCE: YEARS TEAM POSITION : George West HS (TX) Head Coach : Univ. of Alabama Asst. Coach : Morehead State Univ. Asst. Coach : Eastern Kentucky Univ. Asst. Coach : Univ. of Southern Indiana Head Coach 1999-Pres: Florida Atlantic Univ. Head Coach FAU Year-By-Year Under Chancellor Dugan YEAR CONFERENCE OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL CONFERENCE Atlantic Sun Atlantic Sun Atlantic Sun Atlantic Sun Atlantic Sun Atlantic Sun Atlantic Sun Sun Belt Sun Belt Sun Belt Sun Belt Atlantic Sun Totals Sun Belt Totals Overall Totals

7 #3 - CANDACE LAMBERT Sr. Guard 5-8 Omaha, NE Senior: Recorded a career-high in assists (5) and steals (5) in the season opening victory over Webber Int l (11/13)...recorded her first three-pointer baskets of the season in the loss against NC State (11/17)...scored a season-high 11 points in the win over Fordham (11/27). : Points: 11 vs. Fordham (11/27) Rebs: 2 vs. Fordham (11/27) Ast: 5 vs. Webber (11/13) FG: 5 vs. Fordham (11/27) 3-Pt: NC St (11/15) FT: 2 (2x) Min: 23 (2x) Howard College: Coached by Earl Diddle...started all 62 games for the Hawks and scored over 700 points in her career...named first-team All-conference (WJCAC) her freshman and sophomore years...led her team to a 25-7 record in #4 - KALYN DINKINS Fr. Guard 5-9 Orlando, FL Freshman: Tallied her first career three-pointer, freethrow and rebound in her first collegiate game vs. Webber Int l (11/13). : Points: 6 vs. Webber (11/13) Rebs: 2 vs. Webber (11/13) Ast: None FG: 2 vs. Webber (11/13) 3-Pt: 1 vs. Webber (11/13) FT: 1 vs. Webber (11/13) Min: 11 vs. Webber (11/13) High School: Played basketball for Malcolm Lewis at Edgewater High School in Orlando, FL...1st team allstate and Orange County Player of the Year in high school athlete of the year for Edgewater in 2008 and team MVP for Volleyball on 2007 state championship team. #5 - BRITTANY BOWE Sr. Guard 5-7 Ocala, FL Senior ( ): Recorded a team-high nine assists in the season opening victory over Webber Int l (11/13)...scored a season-high 22 points in the loss against NC St. (11/17). : Points: NC St (11/17) Rebs: 6 vs. Fordham (11/27) Ast: 9 vs Webber (11/13) FG: 8 (2x) 3-Pt: Iowa St (11/15) FT: NC St (11/17) Min: 36 (2x) High School: Played for Michael Bowe, her father, at Trinity Catholic...as a senior averaged 21.9 points, 8.7 assists and 5.3 steals per game McDonald's All-American...Third Team Class 3A All-State two straight seasons...three-time District Player of the Year, three-time Marion County Player of the Year...f Trinity Catholic's record with 1,869 points, 839 assists, 611 steals, 198 three-pointers. #13 - BREANA KONÉ R-Sr. Post 6-3 Daytona Beach, FL Redshirt Senior ( ): Came off the bench and tallied a season-high four rebounds in the win over Fordham (11/27)...tallied a season-high six rebounds in the victory over UCF (12/12) : Points: 10 vs. Ole Miss (11/28) Rebs: 6 vs. UCF (12/12) Ast: 1 (2x) FG: 5 vs. Ole Miss (11/28) 3-Pt. FG: None FT: EKU (11/21) Min: 18 vs. Fordham (11/27) High School: Played for coach Cory Moore at Seabreeze High School in Daytona Beach, FL...named First-Team All-County,Second-Team All-Conference,Third-Team All-State...honor roll student.

8 #14 - ANDREA TAYLOR Sr. Guard 5-8 Birmingham, AL Senior ( ): Tied her career-high with five three-pointers made in a game in the season opening win over Webber Int l (11/13). Points: 15 vs. Webber (11/13) Rebs: NC St. (11/17) Ast: 2 vs. Webber (11/13) FG: 5 vs. Webber (11/13) 3-Pt: 5 vs. Webber (11/13) FT: EKU (11/21) Min: 33 vs. Fordham (11/27) High School: Played for Fran Braasch at Vestavia Hills High School where she was a four-year varsity starter ( )...as a senior: member of the Cap Brown Tournament...All-Tournament team River City Classic...All-Tournament team Metro Independent Tournament...MVP State Tournament Final Four...Team MVP...McDonald s All-American Nominee. #21 - LYRELL BARFIELD Jr. Guard 5-8 Miami, FL Junior ( ): Tied for a team-high 15 points in the season opening win over Webber Int l (11/13)...recorded a season-high in field-goals made (6) in the loss to Kent St. (11/24). Points: 15 vs. Webber (11/13) Rebs: 5 vs. Webber (11/13) Ast: NC St (11/17) FG: 6 vs. Kent St (11/24) 3-Pt: 4 (2x) FT: EKU (11/21) Min: 29 vs. Fordham (11/27) Midland College (TX): Named to the All- Conference (WJCAC), All-American and All-Region teams during her two years at Midland. High School: Played basketball for Carla Curry at Miami Norland High School...All-state and All-district honoree. #23 - ERICA CALDWELL Sr. Post 6-0 Cleveland, OH Senior: Recorded a career-high eight rebounds in the season opening victory over Webber Int l (11/13)...scored a career-high 15 points in the victory over UCF (12/12). Points: 15 vs. UCF (12/12) Rebs: 8 vs. Webber (11/13) Ast: 1 (2x) FG: 5 vs. UCF (12/12) 3-Pt: None FT: 5 vs. UCF (12/12) Min: 27 vs. Kent St (11/24) Spartanburg Methodist College: Named Region X Pre-season and post-season All-American after averaging 18.1 points per game her sophomore year ( )...led the Lady Pioneers to a region X champsionship...earned team MVP honors in after leading her team in scoring...scored just under 1,000 points at Spartanburg in her career...named to the Dean list in #24 - TERI STAMPS So. Guard 5-7 Milwaukee, WI Sophomore: Made a career-high two three-point shots in the loss against Iowa St. (11/15)... started her first game of the season in the win over Eastern Kentucky (11/21)...recorded a season high in assists in the loss vs. Kent St. (11/24). Points: Iowa St (11/15) Rebs: 4 (2x) Ast: 4 vs. Kent St (11/24) FG: NC St (11/17) 3-Pt: Iowa St (11/15) FT: NC St (11/17) Min: NC St (11/17) High School: Played at Vincent High School... ranked as the # 1 point guard in the state of Wisconsin and the # 2 player overall..named first-team All-State as a junior and senior, and was named first team all-conference her sophomore, junior and senior year...led Vincent HS to a 48-4 record and state titles in both her junior and senior seasons, was MVP of the State Tourney her junior year.

9 #25 - CARLA STUBBS Sr. Guard 5-10 Miami, FL Senior: Scored 12 points and recorded two steals in the season opening victory over Webber Int l (11/13)...recorded a season high in rebounds (6) in the loss vs. Kent St. (11/24)...recorded her first start of the season in the win over Fordham (11/27)...scored a season-high 19 points in the victory over UCF (12/12). Points: 19 vs. UCF (12/12) Rebs: 7 (2x) Ast: 4 vs. Fordham (11/27) FG: 8 vs. UCF (12/12) 3-Pt: 3 vs. UCF (12/12) FT: 3 (2x) Min: 33 vs. Fordham (11/27) High School: Played at Miami Jackson Senior High School where she earned First Team-All-Dade as a senior (2006) and Second Team as a junior (2005)...captured the team's MVP award in both 2005 and 2006 after leading the team in rebounding each season...served as the team's captain during her senior campaign...squad captured the District Championship and the GMAC Championship. #32 - BREANA TURNER So. Guard 5-10 New Orleans, LA Sophomore: Scored 11 points on 5-of-9 shooting in the season opening win over Webber Int l (11/13)...recorded season highs in points (12) and free-throws made (2) in the loss vs. Kent St. (11/24). Points: 12 vs. Kent St (11/24) Rebs: 5 (2x) Ast: 1 vs. Ole Miss (11/28) FG: 5 (2x) 3-Pt: 1 vs. Webber (11/13) FT: 4 vs. UCF (12/12) Min: 20 vs. UCF (12/12) High School: Played at De La Salle High School in New Orleans..All-Time leading scorer at De La Salle, scoring over 2,400 points as a four-year letterwinner...averaged 26 points per game (2nd in the state of Louisiana, Top 40 in nation)...mcdonald s All- American nominee and rated # 1 one player in the city of New Orleans...was named 2008 New Orleans high school player of the year. #40 - MARIANA BYCZKOWSKI R-So. Post 6-3 Cooper City, FL Redshirt Sophomoe: Recorded her first career rebound in her first collegiate game in the season opening win over Webber Int l (11/13). Points: None Rebs: 2 vs. Webber (11/13) Ast: None FG: None 3-Pt: None FT: None Min: 6 vs. Webber (11/13) High School: Played for Arthur Lobbie at St. Thomas Aquinas High School...member of soccer and basketball teams...member of honor roll and Spanish Honor Society. #42 - JESSICA KNURICK Sr. Post 6-3 Commerice, MI Senior: Led all rebounders with 10 boards in the season opening win over Webber Int l (11/13). Points: Iowa St (11/15) Rebs: 13 vs. Bethune (12/2) Ast: 1 (5x) FG: Iowa St (11/15) 3-Pt: 1 (2x) FT: 2 (2x) Min: 30 (2x) Seminole CC: Ranked no. 54 overall and no. 12 power forward JUCO player in the country according to the Collegiate Girls Basketball Report...team captain at Seminole CC...named honorable mention NJCAA All-American, first team All-State and firstteam Mid-Florida Conference in member of the All-Academic team with a GPA of 4.0.

10 #3 - CANDACE LAMBERT Points...13 (12/20/08 vs East Carolina) Rebs...3 (2 x 11/25/08 vs BCU) Assists...5 (11/13/09 vs. Webber) Blocks...N/A Steals...5 (11/13/09 vs. Webber Int l) FG Made...5 ( 2x 11/27/09 vs. Fordham) 3-PT Made...3 (12/20/08 vs East Carolina) FT Made...4 UCF) CAREER HIGHS #4 - KALYN DINKINS Points...6 (11/13/09 vs. Webber Int l) Rebs...2 (11/13/09 vs. Webber Int l) Assists...N/A Blocks...N/A Steals...N/A FG Made...2 (11/13/09 vs. Webber Int l) 3-PT Made...1 (11/13/09 vs. Webber Int l) FT Made...1 (11/13/09 vs. Webber Int l) #5 - BRITTANY BOWE Points...23 (2 x 1/21/09 vs ULM) Rebs...10 (1/1/09 vs South Alabama) Assists...13 (1/14/08 vs FIU) Blocks...1 (4 x 2/16/08 at South Alabama) Steals...7 (1/14/08 vs FIU) FG Made...8 (2 x 1/11/09 vs WKU) 3-PT Made...3 (3 x 12/2/07 vs SBU) FT Made...15 (2/23/08 vs MTSU) #13 - BREANA KONE Points...19 S.C. St) Rebs...10 (1/1/09 vs South Alabama) Assists...2 (12/16/07 vs E. Michigan) Blocks...5 Arkansas St.) Steals...3 WKU) FG Made...8 (12/22/07 vs S.C. St.) 3-PT Made...2 (11/18/06 vs Winthrop) FT Made...4 WKU) #14 - ANDREA TAYLOR Points...18 (1/14/08 vs FIU) Rebs...8 (2x 1/28/09 vs UALR) Assists...7 (12/19/06 vs Alabama St.) Blocks...1 (4 x Troy) Steals...5 Troy) FG Made...6 (2 x New Orleans) 3-PT Made 5 (2x 11/13/09 vs Webber Int l) FT Made...4 (4 x Arkansas St.) #21 - LYRELL BARFIELD Points...16 (11/24/09 vs. Kent St.) Rebs...5 (11/13/09 vs. Webber Int l) Assists...3 (11/13/09 vs. Webber Int l) Blocks...1 Bethune) Steals...1 (11/13/09 vs. Webber Int l) FG Made...6 (2x Bethune) 3-PT Made...4 (2x 11/24/09 vs. Kent St.) FT Made...2 Bethune) #23 - ERICA CALDWELL Points...15 (12/12/09 vs UCF) Rebs...8 (11/13/09 vs Webber Int l) Assists..3 (12/29/08 vs South Carolina St.) Blocks...1 Denver) Steals...1 (3 x Bethune) FG Made...5 (12/12/09 vs UCF) 3-PT Made...N/A FT Made...5 (3 x 12/12/09 vs UCF) #24 - TERI STAMPS Points...13 (1/21/09 vs ULM) Rebs...5 (2 x New Orleans) Assists...3 (2 x 2/21/09 vs MTSU) Blocks...1 (2/7/09 vs Troy) Steals...2 (6 x South Alabama) FG Made...5 (1/21/09 vs ULM) 3-PT Made...2 (11/15/09 vs Iowa St.) FT Made...3 (11/30/08 vs Texas) #25 - CARLA STUBBS Points...22 (2/21/08 vs FIU) Rebs...11 (2/21/08 vs FIU) Assists...5 (2 x North Texas) Blocks...1 (14 x Bethune) Steals...6 (1/12/08 vs Troy) FG Made...9 (2/21/08 vs FIU) 3-PT Made...3 (5 x 12/12/09 vs UCF) FT Made...6 (2/27/08 vs Troy) #32 - BREANA TURNER Points...26 MTSU) Rebs...10 South Alabama) Assists...2 (2/21/09 vs MTSU) Blocks...3 (2 x South Alabama) Steals...3 (2 x WKU) FG Made...11 (1/7/09 at MTSU) 3-PT Made...2 (11/29/08 vs Tenn. Tech) FT Made...6 (2/21/09 vs MTSU) #40 - MARIANA BYCZKOWSKI Points...N/A Rebs...2 (11/13/09 vs Webber Int l) Assists...N/A Blocks...N/A Steals...N/A FG Made...N/A 3-PT Made...N/A FT Made...N/A #42 - JESSICA KNURICK Points...16 (2 x 2/21/09 vs MTSU) Rebs...14 (1/21/09 vs ULM) Assists...4 Arkansas St.) Blocks...3 Troy) Steals...2 (8 x 2/21/09 vs MTSU) FG Made...7 (2/21/09 vs MTSU) 3-PT Made...2 (11/17/08 vs Ga. Southern) FT Made...6 (12/18/08 vs Mercer)