Quinnipiac Bobcats (5-4, 0-2 MAAC) at Drexel Dragons (3-6, 0-0 CAA) Daskalakis Athletic Center - Philadelphia, PA

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1 Quinnipiac QuinnipiacUniversity UniversityWomen s Women sbasketball BasketballGame GameNotes Notes QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY WOMEN S BASKETBALL MAAC CHAMPIONS Quinnipiac University Schedule and Results Date Opponent Game #10: Quinnipiac at Drexel - December 21, 2015 Time/ Result Overall/MAAC November 4-2/0-0 Sun. 15 Thu. 19 Hartford W, (OT) Holy Cross L, /0-0 Sat. 21 at Army W, / /0-0 Tue. 24 Temple W, /0-0 Fri. 27 vs. Georgetown ^ L, /0-0 Sat. 28 at Vermont W, December 1-2/0-2 Thu. 3 at Marist * Manhattan * L, /0-2 at Drexel W, /0-1 Mon. 21 at Northeastern L, /0-2 Sat. 6 Wed. 9 Mon /0-0 2:00 PM at Florida Gulf Coast (ESPN3) 7:00 PM January Sat. 2 Wed. 6 Rider * 7:00 PM Fri. 8 at Monmouth (ESPN3) * Canisius * 7:00 PM Fri. 15 Fri. 22 at Niagara * 11:00 AM Sun. 24 Siena * 2:00 PM Thu. 28 Monmouth * 5:00 PM Sun. 31 at Manhattan * 2:00 PM Tue. 2 Saint Peter s * 7:00 PM Fri. 5 Sun. 7 Niagara * 2:00 PM Fri. 12 at Siena (ESPNU) * Iona (SNY) * 5:00 PM 7:00 PM Sun. 14 at Saint Peter s * 12:00 PM Fri. 26 Fairfield * 5:00 PM Sun. 28 at Iona (ESPN3) * 1:00 PM Sun. 17 at Canisius (ESPN3) * at Fairfield * 0-0/0-0 2:00 PM 2:00 PM 7:00 PM February Thu. 18 Marist (ESPN3) * Sun. 21 at Rider * 0-0/0-0 5:00 PM 2:00 PM Home games are noted in bold. * - Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Game ^ - TD Bank Classic (Burlington, Vt.) Maxx McNall Women s Basketball Contact; Assistant Director of Sports Information maxx.mcnall@quinnipiac.edu Office (203) Quinnipiac Bobcats (5-4, 0-2 MAAC) at Drexel Dragons (3-6, 0-0 CAA) Daskalakis Athletic Center - Philadelphia, PA Monday, December 21st, 2015 Live Audio: AM 1220 WQUN Live Stream: Drexel TV Live Stats: CAA Live Stats AT BOBCAT STORYLINES After struggling through a difficult two-game losing skid wherein the Bobcats shot a combined 24.1 percent from the floor, including a record low 21.3 percent in a loss to Manhattan, Quinnipiac broke out in their last game going 38.7 percent (24-62 FG) from the floor at Northeastern. The 38.7 percent showing was good enough for the Bobcats second-highest single-game percentage of the season. Quinnipiac s Gold Rush strategy subbing five players in-and-out at a time has paid strong dividends this season as the Bobcats are outscoring their opponents in bench points (30.3 per game). Quinnipiac s depth and pressure defense has been a huge key to success in as the Bobcats' have committed fewer turnovers than their opponents in every game this year. On the season, the Bobcats are forcing an average of 21.9 turnovers per game which has translated into 136 points off turnovers (15.1 per game) through nine games this season. Aryn McClure racked up nine points, four rebounds, two assists, one block and one steal in just 16 minutes at Northeastern. McClure also led the team in shots (12) for the first time in her young career. McClure s play on the offensive end has been as a big key to success as the Bobcats are undefeated in the two games in which McClure has scored more than five points. Maria Napolitano has caught fire since returning from injury six games ago, averaging 14.5 PPG in just 23.7 MPG while reaching double figures in five-of-six games. In those six games, she has racked up 87 points, which is nearly three times as many as the next-closest Bobcat (35 points) in that span. Brittany Johnson played the best game of her young career, tallying a career-high 12 points including six boards and two assists at Northeastern. After scoring just 10 points in the first five games of the year, Johnson has scored 32 points (8 PPG) in the last four contests to rank second on the team in scoring. QUINNIPIAC BOBCATS PROBABLE STARTING LINEUP G G G Maria Napolitano Edel Thornton Aryn McClure MAAC Women s Basketball Standings PPG RPG APG MPG PPG RPG APG MPG PPG RPG APG MPG MAAC Canisius Manhattan Iona Siena Marist Monmouth Quinnipiac Fairfield Rider Niagara Saint Peter's W-L GB PCT W-L Senior 5-9 PCT STRK L1 W1 W2 L1 W3 L2 W1 L5 W1 L4 L Freshman Freshman F F Paula Strautmane Sarah Shewan PPG RPG APG MPG PPG RPG APG MPG Freshman Sophomore

2 QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY WOMEN S BASKETBALL ROSTER >> Alphabetical Roster No. Name Year Position Height Hometown/High School (Last College) 12 Katie Carroll + Senior Forward 6-0 Westlake, OH/Westlake 5 Carly Fabbri + Sophomore Guard 5-7 Stratford, CT/Lauralton Hall 21 Jen Fay Sophomore Forward 6-0 Lynbrook, NY/Lynbrook/Nazareth 34 Shahara Ingram Senior Guard 5-5 Yonkers, NY/Roosevelt 22 Brittany Johnson Sophomore Guard 5-11 Pickerington, OH/Pickerington North 35 Morgan Manz Junior Forward 6-1 Southbury, CT/The Taft School/Pomperaug 23 Brittany Martin Freshman Guard 5-6 Sicklerville, NJ/Timber Creek 3 Adily Martucci + Redshirt Junior Guard 5-8 Waterford, CT/Waterford 25 Aryn McClure Freshman Guard/Forward 5-11 Springfield Gardens, NY/Archbishop Molloy 10 Maria Napolitano + Senior Guard 5-9 Cincinnati, OH/Saint Ursula Academy 15 Brianah Ramos Junior Guard 5-9 Montgomery, NY/Depaul Catholic 13 Sarah Shewan Sophomore Forward 6-2 Russell, Ontario/St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic 4 Paula Strautmane Freshman Forward 6-0 Mucenieki, Latvia/Latvia U16, U18 & U20 National Team/TTT Riga 11 Edel Thornton Freshman Guard 5-11 Cork, Ireland/Ireland U18 National Team/Brunell 2 Tiffany Webster Senior Forward 6-0 Washington, DC/Montrose Christian (Hampton) >> Numerical Roster No. Name Year Position Height Hometown/High School (Last College) 2 Tiffany Webster Senior Forward 6-0 Washington, DC/Montrose Christian (Hampton) 3 Adily Martucci + Redshirt Junior Guard 5-8 Waterford, CT/Waterford 4 Paula Strautmane Freshman Forward 6-0 Mucenieki, Latvia/Latvia U16, U18 & U20 National Team/TTT Riga 5 Carly Fabbri + Sophomore Guard 5-7 Stratford, CT/Lauralton Hall 10 Maria Napolitano + Senior Guard 5-9 Cincinnati, OH/Saint Ursula Academy 11 Edel Thornton Freshman Guard 5-11 Cork, Ireland/Ireland U18 National Team/Brunell 12 Katie Carroll + Senior Forward 6-0 Westlake, OH/Westlake 13 Sarah Shewan Sophomore Forward 6-2 Russell, Ontario/St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic 15 Brianah Ramos Junior Guard 5-9 Montgomery, NY/Depaul Catholic 21 Jen Fay Sophomore Forward 6-0 Lynbrook, NY/Lynbrook/Nazareth 22 Brittany Johnson Sophomore Guard 5-11 Pickerington, OH/Pickerington North 23 Brittany Martin Freshman Guard 5-6 Sicklerville, NJ/Timber Creek 25 Aryn McClure Freshman Guard/Forward 5-11 Springfield Gardens, NY/Archbishop Molloy 34 Shahara Ingram Senior Guard 5-5 Yonkers, NY/Roosevelt 35 Morgan Manz Junior Forward 6-1 Southbury, CT/The Taft School/Pomperaug + Captain Coaching Staff Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Director of Operations Athletic Trainer Tricia Fabbri (Fairfield University 91, 21st Season) Mountain MacGillivray (Temple 96, 7th Season) Danielle Brennan (Hartford 06, 6th Season) Marie Warner (Canisius, 4th Season) Tobi Momoh (Quinnipiac 13 / 2nd Season) Becky Mella (Ithaca 95, 6th Season) Roster Breakdown By State/Country Connecticut 3: Fabbri, Manz, Martucci New York 3: Fay, McClure, Ramos Ohio 3: Carroll, Johnson, Napolitano New Jersey 1: Martin Washington, DC 1: Webster Canada 1: Shewan Ireland 1: Thornton Latvia 1: Strautmane Pronunciation Guide Head Coach Tricia Fabbri (FAB-ree) #2 Tiffany Webster #3 Adily Martucci (AD-ill-e Mar-TWO-chi) #5 Carly Fabbri (FAB-ree) #10 Maria Napolitano (na-pal-i-tano) #12 Katie Carroll (Care-OL) #13 Sarah Shewan (SHOE-in) Pronunciation Guide #15 Brianah Ramos (RAW-mos) #21 Jen Fay #22 Brittany Johnson #23 Brittany Martin #25 Aryn McClure (AIR-in) #34 Shahara Ingram (SHA-har-AH) #35 Morgan Manz (MAN-zz)

3 BACK FROM BREAK As exam week is now finished, the Quinnipiac women s basketball team (5-4, 0-2 MAAC) returns from a 10-day break without games with a road matchup at Drexel (3-6, 0-0 CAA) on Monday, December 21. Armed with a 5-2 record through seven non-conference games this season, the Bobcats look to better an already impressive mark against another prominent mid-major foe in the Dragons. ON THE AIRWAVES AM 1220 WQUN will provide live audio for the game. The audio link is provided above. Paul Pacelli will be on play-by-play while Bob Tipson will provide the color commentary. Live video will also be available courtesy of Drexel TV via the link available above. SCOUTING THE DRAGONS Drexel (3-6, 0-0 CAA) has battled through a challenging non-conference slate that includes losses to nationally-ranked South Florida, Villanova, Vanderbilt, Saint Joseph s and Penn. The Dragons also come in having lost two straight and five of their last six played overall. The upcoming meeting also marks the first home game for Drexel since Dec. 3 as the Dragons have gone on the road for the last three games played. Despite the disappointing record through nine games, Drexel is a more than capable opponent that features two top-end scorers and an elite distributor at the point guard position. Sarah Curran been the go-to scorer throughout the season for Drexel as she averages a teamleading 15.3 points per game while shooting 43.8 percent from the floor, 43.3 percent from three and 86.4 percent at the free throw line. Curran also averages 5.3 rebounds and 1.6 assists per game in 30.4 minutes. She has cooled of late with just 16 points in the last two games but prior to the recent shooting struggles, Curran started the season with seven straight double digit scoring outputs and an average of 17.4 PPG. The Dragon that comes in playing the best over the last three games has been Rachel Pearson as she has posted scoring totals of 16, 20 and 17 (17.7 PPG) in that recent three-game stretch. For the season, Pearson has posted a stat line of 13.2 PPG, 45 FG%, FG%, 2.3 RPG, 1.6 APG and 30 MPG. The team s leading three-point threat has hit 23 on the season (2.6 per game) and has been especially dangerous of late having led the Dragons in scoring over the last three games. With two high-end scorers Curran and Pearson, redshirt junior point guard Meghan Creighton s game is the perfect complement to her fellow linemates. Creighton comes in averaging just 4.2 PPG but also sits tied for 23rd in the nation with 5.9 APG. Creighton s struggles shooting the ball this season (27.3 FG%, 25 3FG%) has limited her ability to score but her ball-handling and 3.3 assist/turnover ratio (10th NCAA) has benefitted her team significantly. Logging a team-leading 32.8 MPG, Creighton is the key that ignites everything behind the Drexel offense. SERIES HISTORY VS. DREXEL These two sides met for the first time last season as Quinnipiac walked away with a dominating home win on Dec. 17, Playing without Creighton, the Dragons struggled on the offensive end shooting just 29.8 percent from the floor to go along with 17 turnovers. Pearson (11 points; 4-9 FG, 3-5 3FG) and Curran (10 points; 4-10 FG, 2-4 3FG) did have some success as they led the Dragons in scoring in last season s meeting. Meanwhile, the Bobcats shot 50 percent from the floor and hit 12-of-27 three-point attempts while racking up 25 assists on 27 made baskets throughout the 24-point victory. BREAKING THROUGH After struggling through a difficult two-game losing skid wherein the Bobcats shot a combined 24.1 percent from the floor, including a record low 21.3 percent in a loss to Manhattan, Quinnipiac broke out in their last game with a shooting percentage of 38.7 percent (24-62 FG) at Northeastern. The 38.7 percent showing from the floor was good enough for the Bobcats second-highest single-game shooting percentage of the season. FINDING HER NICHE Brittany Johnson played the best game of her young career, tallying a career-high 12 points including six rebounds and two assists in a victory at Northeastern. Her 12-point night came on 4-of-10 shooting while she also doubled her career output with two made three-pointers in the win. After scoring just 10 points in the first five games of the year, Johnson has scored 32 points (8.0 PPG) in the last four contests to rank second on the team in scoring behind leading scorer Maria Napolitano. THERE S AR-YN McCLURE S SAILS Aryn McClure was heavily involved in the Bobcats' attack, racking up nine points, four rebounds, two assists, one block and one steal in just 16 minutes on Dec. 9 at Northeastern. McClure also led the team in shots (12) for the first time in her young career. McClure s play on the offensive end has been as a big key to success as the Bobcats are undefeated in the two games in which McClure has scored more than five points. LOCK-DOWN DEFENSE The Bobcats' defensive play shined as Northeastern s leading scorer Samantha DeFreese was held to just nine points (3-9 FG) in 33 minutes. DeFreese, who was the reigning Colonial Athletic Association Player of the Week, was coming in averaging 27 PPG over her last two contests. The owner of the nation's 13th-best shooting percentage (60.7) heading into play, was held to her second-worst single-game field goal percentage of the season at 33.3 percent. FORCING THE ISSUE Even with all the struggles coming on the offensive end in a loss to Manhattan, the Bobcat defense continued its stellar play as the Jaspers were forced into 35 turnovers while Quinnipiac came up with 20 steals in the losing effort. The 35 forced turnovers for Quinnipiac are the most by a Bobcat opponent in a single-game in the Bobcats' Div. I program history (since ). The 20 steals also marked the most for Quinnipiac in a single-game since totaling 21 against Bryant on Feb. 25, ON THE REBOUND Quinnipiac snagged a season-high 30 offensive rebounds in the Bobcats loss to Manhattan. The discrepancy in offensive rebounds (30-14) led to a 21-5 advantage in second chance points for Quinnipiac. The 30 offensive boards also marked the most for the Bobcats in a single-game since grabbing 31 against Stony Brook on Nov. 29, Quinnipiac University Quick Facts General Information Location Hamden, Conn. Enrollment 9,550 Founded 1929 President John L. Lahey Faculty Athletic Representative Sean Duffy Director of Athletics and Recreation Greg Amodio Senior Associate Athletic Director Bill Mecca Associate AD/SWA Tracey Flynn Associate AD/Athletic Training Ernie Hallbach Executive Director, TD Bank Sports Center Eric Grgurich Associate AD/Academic Support Lyneene Richardson Associate AD/ Operations Andrew Castagnola Associate AD/Intramurals Michael Medina Associate AD/Fitness Center Tami Reilly Assistant AD/Sports Information Ken Sweeten Assistant AD/Compliance Bob Tipson Assistant AD/Men s Basketball Academic Support Alyssa Budkofsky Assistant AD/Equipment Services Jamie Schilkowski Women s Basketball Facts Head Coach Tricia Fabbri (Fairfield 91) Record at Quinnipiac Assistant Coaches Mountian MacGillivaray Danielle Brennan Marie Warner Director of Women s Basketball Operations Tobi Momoh Secretary to Basketball Programs Lori Landino Nickname Bobcats Colors Navy and Gold Conference MAAC Affiliation NCAA Division I Arena TD Bank Sports Center (3,300) Final Record MAAC Regular-Season Record/Finish 20-0/First Game Day Break Down Quinnipiac Drexel Record Field Goal Percentage Opp. Field Goal Percentage Pt. Field Goal Percentage Free Throw Percentage Rebound Average Rebound Margin Points Per Game Points Allowed Per Game Scoring Margin Assists Per Game Turnovers Per Game Steals Per Game Blocks Per Game 2.4

4 MAMA MARIA MAMA MARIA! In six games since returning from injury, Maria Napolitano has caught fire averaging a team-leading 14.5 points in just 23.7 minutes per game. In those six games, Napolitano has racked up 87 points, which is nearly three times as many as the next-closest Bobcat (35 points) in that span. She most-recently lit it up with 19 points in 22 minutes, shooting 5-of-8 overall, 3-of-4 from deep and 6-of-8 at the free throw line while grabbing a career-high eight rebounds at Northeastern. SCORING ASSASSIN Maria Napolitano has been scoring at a fever pitch in her seven games this season as she is averaging 12.4 PPG but her average of 23.8 PPG/40 minutes ranks as the fifth-highest in the entire MAAC. Due to her playing just over 20 minutes per game, her points per game average sits tied for 10th in the MAAC. Out of all the players in the country, Napolitano sits tied for 93rd in the nation in points per 40 minutes. BENCH PRESSED INTO ACTION Quinnipiac s patented Gold Rush strategy of subbing five players in-and-out at a time has paid strong dividends this season as the Bobcats are outscoring their opponents in bench points this season (30.3 bench points per game). The dominance has only magnified in the Bobcats five wins this season as Quinnipiac outscored Hartford, Holy Cross, Temple, Vermont and Northeastern by a combined score of The largest bench scoring margin just came when Quinnipiac s substitutes outscored Marist s reserves, 32-5, on December 3. TURNOVERS TURNING INTO POINTS Quinnipiac s depth and pressure defense paid dividends against Manhattan, forcing the Jaspers into 35 turnovers for the game including 21 in the first half alone. On the season, the Bobcats are forcing an average of 21.9 turnovers per game which has translated into 136 points off turnovers (15.1 per game) through nine games this season. HIGH MAJOR UPSET Quinnipiac s win over Temple out of the American Athletic Conference signifies another huge step for the program as the victory marks the fourth win for the Bobcats over a high-major in program history. The three other high-major victories included wins over Alabama, Minnesota and Syracuse but the Bobcats win over the Owls marks two straight seasons in which Quinnipiac has scored a victory over a high-major program (Alabama; W, 73-66; Nov. 30, 2014). TAKING THE TOP THREAT AWAY A huge key behind the Bobcats success this season has been on the defensive end, specifically against the opponent s top scoring threat. In four games this season, Quinnipiac has shut down Hartford s Deanna Mayza (nine points; 3-14 FG, six turnovers), Holy Cross Raquel Scott (seven points; 3-6 FG), Temple s Feyonda Fitzgerald (13 points; 5-17 FG, four turnovers) and Northeastern s Samantha DeFreese (nine points; 3-9 FG). All four of which came in as the team s leading scorer (Fitzgerald 4th NCAA in scoring) and all were held at least seven points below their season averages. TEMPLE TEMPING EXPECTATIONS The closing 30+ seconds where three Owl shots went begging was indicative of the entire game which saw Quinnipiac lock down Temple's high-flying backcourt duo of Fitzgerald and Butts. Coming into the game averaging a combined 45.7 points, 10 rebounds, 9.7 assists and 3.0 steals per game, Fitzgerald (13 points, 5-17 FG, 1-5 3FG, three rebounds, four turnovers) and Butts (seven points, 3-10 FG, 1-6 3FG, one rebound, three turnovers) were held to season-lows across the board including 20 points on 8-for-27 shooting (29.6 percent) and 2-for-11 from three (18.2 percent) with four rebounds and seven turnovers. HOME SWEET HOME Quinnipiac s victory over Temple prolonged the Bobcats dominance at home, extended the team s winning streak to 17 straight at the TD Bank Sports Center. The 17-game unbeaten streak tied the longest such streak in program history, matching the winning streak that extended from the NEC Championship season into the campaign. Since the start of the season, Head Coach Tricia Fabbri s squad now stands at 42-5 (89.6 win percentage) in games played at home. EVERYONE DESERVES A SECOND CHANCE One of the key stats from the Bobcats 13-point home win over Holy Cross is seen in the second chance points category as Quinnipiac converted 17 offensive rebounds into 20 second chance points. On the other end, Holy Cross was limited to just nine offensive rebounds and two second chance points for the game, giving Quinnipiac the 20-2 edge in the statistical category. TIME TO MANZ UP Stepping into a starring role for the first time in her career, Morgan Manz finishing with a team-high 15 points with six rebounds, four assists and two blocks in a teamhigh 29 minutes against Hartford. Manz established new career highs in points, assists, blocks and minutes in the victory while it marked the first time in her threeyear career in which she led the team in scoring. McCLURE MAKING HISTORY Aryn McClure s monster game in the team s win over Hartford (10 points, 10 rebounds, three assists, two blocks and one steal in 27 minutes) made history as she became the fastest Bobcat in program history to record her first career doubledouble (two games). The previous fastest in Quinnipiac s Div. I history was Val How the Bobcats Stack Up in New England Win % of New England s NCAA Div. I Teams since (as of ) Team Total Win % 1. UConn Quinnipiac Harvard Fairfield Sacred Heart Holy Cross Hartford New Hampshire Bryant Yale Boston University Central Conn. St Maine Brown Boston College Northeastern UMass Lowell Rhode Island Providence Vermont Dartmouth UMass

5 Driscoll who notched 20 points and 15 rebounds four games into her Bobcat career on Nov. 24, B-MART OPEN FOR BUSINESS In what hopefully marks the start of many more to come, Quinnipiac s freshman Brittany Martin became just the second Bobcat in program history to take home MAAC Rookie of the Week honors on Nov. 16. Martin flashed tons of scoring potential in the Bobcats season opener as she pumped in 16 points on 4-of-8 shooting, 2-of-4 from three and 6-of-6 at the free throw line in a team-high 29 minutes of action. She joins Adily Martucci, who won the award back on Dec. 30, 2013, as the lone two Bobcats to take home the individual honor. PAULA PUTTING IN WORK It s a particularly rare feat for a player to snag double digit rebounds in less than 20 minutes played but it s even more impressive for the player to do so in her first career game. Paula Strautmane (10 rebounds in 19 minutes) posted quite the debut on the boards as she became the first player in program history to grab 10+ rebounds in less than 20 minutes in her first career game. She also became the first player in Quinnipiac s Div. I history to grab at least 10 rebounds in her first career game, the next closest Bobcat grabbed eight rebounds in their first collegiate appearance. DEFENSE-FIRST Quinnipiac s harassing pressure defense forced Army West Point into multiple mistakes as the Black Knights committed 16 turnovers for the game, including 10 in the first quarter alone. The Bobcats Gold Rush unit that saw 12 players enter the game and 10 compile at least 10 minutes of playing time, forced a usually surehanded Army team into many mistakes. The Black Knights team committed 16+ turnovers just three times in 31 games last season SEASON PREVIEW FOUR-MAN CAPTAIN CREW As voted on by the players and staff members of the Quinnipiac women s basketball team, four captains Maria Napolitano, Katie Carroll, Adily Martucci and Carly Fabbri will lead the Bobcats as they look to defend their 2015 MAAC Championship and advance to a fourth straight conference championship game. The announcement places each player with an official leadership title for the first time in their respective collegiate careers. This four-player group of captains is the largest in head coach Tricia Fabbri s 21-year coaching career and also the first without departed seniors Gillian Abshire and Jasmine Martin, who served as co-captains for three straight years since the campaign. YOUNG BLOOD Quinnipiac ranks 5th in the country in terms of who is the youngest team in the nation. Based on the fewest combined career starts on the roster at their current school, Quinnipiac ranks in the Top 5 in the country. Youngest Teams in the Country School Combined Career Starts 1. Marquette 9 2. Indiana State Louisiana Tech Portland State Quinnipiac Cal-State Northridge 26 MAKING UP FOR LOST PLAYERS Quinnipiac looks to make up for the loss of six seniors including all five members of the Bobcats starting lineup in To start the season, Quinnipiac needs to make up for the loss of 68.2 percent of the team s total points from last season, 76.1 perfect of the team s total assists and 61.3 percent of the team s total rebounds. In combination, Quinnipiac is losing the most production (percentage-based) of any team in the MAAC. SHARP SHOOTING SENIOR SENSATION Maria Napolitano, the 2015 MAAC Sixth Player of the Year, is coming off the best season of her career averaging 6.9 points across 16.3 minutes per game for the Bobcats last year. Appearing in all 35 games off the bench, she led the Bobcats Gold Rush unit off the bench, leading a Quinnipiac team in bench scoring that led the MAAC in total bench points (906) as well as bench points per game (25.9 PPG) in Primarily a threat from behind the arc, Napolitano finished third on the team in three-pointers per game (1.4) while she enters her senior season ranked seventh all-time at Quinnipiac in career made three-pointers (112). MORE MINUTES FOR MARTUCCI Adily Martucci combined with Napolitano in to make for a dangerous onetwo punch for the Bobcats coming off the bench. She posted career-highs across the board as a redshirt sophomore last season, averaging 6.0 points, 2.1 rebounds, 1.0 assists and 0.8 steals in 14.5 minutes per game. Her 40.1 field goal percentage ( FG) last season led all Quinnipiac guards who appeared in at least 80 percent of the team s games while she also finished second among the backcourt members in three-point percentage (37.7) and free throw percentage (75.6). KATIE S COMEBACK Itching to get back to the floor this season, Katie Carroll played an integral role as a behind-the-scenes voice for the Bobcats throughout the campaign. Having to miss the entire season due to an elbow injury last year, Carroll returns as a senior in itching to make an impact for a depleted roster that is losing six seniors off a trip to the NCAA Tournament and MAAC Championship. With career averages of 1.0 points and 1.7 rebounds in 5.1 minutes across 38 career games played, Car MAAC Pre-Season Coaches Poll 1. Fairfield 2. Marist 3. Quinnipiac 4. Iona 5. Siena 6. Canisius T7. Manhattan T7. Saint Peter s 9. Monmouth 10. Niagara 11. Rider ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS (As of ) Points Maria Napolitano 572 Adily Martucci 395 Sarah Shewan 194 Morgan Manz 149 Brianah Ramos 115 Jen Fay 113 Brittany Johnson 78 Carly Fabbri 77 Katie Carroll 66 Brittany Martin 57 Edel Thornton 46 Aryn McClure 44 Paula Strautmane 25 Tiffany Webster 9 Assists Maria Napolitano 71 Brianah Ramos 50 Adily Martucci 50 Jen Fay 31 Sarah Shewan 28 Edel Thornton 19 Brittany Martin 19 Aryn McClure 15 Rebounds Maria Napolitano 160 Adily Martucci 133 Sarah Shewan 125 Jen Fay 104 Katie Carroll 100 Morgan Manz 91 Blocks Sarah Shewan 23 Maria Napolitano 17 Adily Martucci 16 Aryn McClure 13 Paula Strautmane 11 Jen Fay 9 Katie Carroll 6 Steals Maria Napolitano 71 Adily Martucci 58 Brianah Ramos 30 Jen Fay 25 Sarah Shewan 21

6 Where The Quinnipiac Team Ranks in the MAAC in (as of ) Category # Rank Scoring Offense nd Scoring Defense th Scoring Margin nd Free Throw Pct th Field Goal Pct th Field Goal Pct. Defense th 3-Pt. Field Goal Pct th 3-Pt. Field Goal Pct. Defense th Rebounding Offense nd Rebounding Defense th Rebounding Margin th Blocked Shots 5.6 T1st Assists th Steals nd Turnover Margin st Assist/Turnover Ratio 0.8 T5th Offensive Rebounds nd Defensive Rebounds th Defensive Rebound Pct th Offensive Rebound Pct rd 3-Pt. Field Goals 7.1 T2nd Where The Quinnipiac Team Ranks in the MAAC in (as of ) Player # Rank Scoring Average Maria Napolitano th Rebounding Average Aryn McClure 5.8 T14th Field Goal Percentage (min. 3.0 made per game) N/A Assists Per Game N/A Free-Throw Percentage (min 2.0 made per game) Maria Napolitano nd Sarah Shewan th Steals Per Game Maria Napolitano 1.6 T7th Adily Martucci th 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min 1.0 made per game) Morgan Manz th Carly Fabbri 28.9 T15th 3-Point Field Goals Made (min 1.0 made per game) Carly Fabbri 1.4 T9th Maria Napolitano 1.4 T9th Blocked Shots Per Game Aryn McClure 1.4 T7th Paula Strautmane 1.2 T9th Morgan Manz 0.8 T13th Assists-to-Turnover Ratio N/A Offensive Rebounding Aryn McClure 2.2 T12th Paula Strautmane 2.0 T15th Brittany Johnson 2.0 T15th Defensive Rebounding N/A Minutes Played N/A roll figures to take a giant step forward in her final season as a Bobcat. LET S SEE IF THE SHEWAN FITS Another talented returner who figures to see a major bump in minutes this year is sophomore Sarah Shewan. As a rookie, Shewan averaged 3.8 points, 2.4 rebounds, 0.6 assists, 0.5 blocks and 0.4 steals in 11.8 minutes per game. She led the Bobcats, shooting 80 percent (32-40 FT) from the free throw line last season and posted solid averages of 4.8 points and 2.8 rebounds in the Bobcats 20-game MAAC slate. BUILDING BIGGER ROLES Three more Bobcats Morgan Manz (1.6 PPG in ), Brittany Johnson (1.9 PPG) and Carly Fabbri (1.4 PPG) all figure to get a boost in minutes this season. As a freshman, Manz finished second on the team in field goal percentage (50 FG%) and tallied the best three-point field goal percentage (43.2 3FG%) on the team. In Johnson s rookie year, she shot 45 percent from the floor and averaged the third-most PPG per 40 minutes of play (14.4) of all the Bobcats nonstarters in Fabbri is the lone Bobcat underclassmen captain while she has been one of the highest-scoring Bobcats in the preseason. FOUR NEWCOMERS Alongside the 10 Bobcat returners from , Quinnipiac will lean on a group of four freshman newcomers Paula Strautmane, Edel Thornton, Aryn McClure and Brittany Martin who all look to contribute and earn minutes in what figures to be a deep player rotation for Coach Fabbri and the Bobcats. INTERNATIONAL IMPORT: LATVIA Paula Strautmane comes to the United States after starring for the junior Latvian National Teams throughout her entire career. She has experience playing for the Latvian U16, U18 and U20 National Teams at the European Championships. Most recently playing for the U20 National Team, Strautmane averaged 10.8 points, 6.4 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.0 steals in 27.4 minutes per game throughout Latvia s nine-game run at the 2015 U20 European Championships. Later in the summer of 2015, Strautmane led Latvia s U18 National Team to a runner-up finish at the 2015 U18 European Division B Championships. She averaged 10.9 points on 48.7 percent shooting with 7.1 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 1.7 stelas in 25.3 minutes per game. INTERNATIONAL IMPORT: IRELAND Edel Thornton enters Quinnipiac as one of the brightest starts in Irish Basketball. In 2013, Thornton became the first player to ever win U18 and U20 National Cup Finals MVP honors in the same year. She also earned MVP honors at the final of the 2013 Women s Premier League Shield. A starting point guard for the U18 Ireland National Team, she led Ireland and ranked 7th at the 2014 European U18 Championships with 15.6 points per game while shooting 47.9 percent from the floor. Also a defensive force in 2014, she averaged 3.1 steals and shot the ball well from deep 36.8 percent. Playing for the club team Brunell based out of Cork, Ireland, Thornton was the youngest player in the Women s Premier League for over two seasons after her rookie year in Thornton led Brunell to three straight U20 National Cup Championships, named a three-time MVP for her performance in the postseason. BIG NAME FROM THE BIG CITY Ranked as the No. 264 overall prospect in the Class of 2019 by All Star Girls Report, Aryn McClure is the highest-ranked player Quinnipiac has ever signed to a National Letter of Intent. Already named the 2015 College Sports Madness Preseason MAAC Rookie of the Year, McClure shined as one of NYC s most versatile players throughout her high school career. Averaging a double-double in her senior year in , she posted a line of 14 points and 10 rebounds to go along with four blocks per contest. She helped lift Archbishop Molloy to the Brooklyn/Queens diocesan final and into the state Class AA title game in A CHSAA Girls Division I First Team honoree, McClure hopes to bring an immediate impact for her new team. SEEING DOUBLE? The younger sister of former Quinnipiac standout Jasmine Martin 15, Brittany Martin starred for Timber Creek High School in New Jersey, breaking Jasmine s all-time scoring record in high school. Averaging 20.8 points, 7.5 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 3.2 steals per game in her senior campaign, she led Timber Creek to the program s first-ever sectional title in the South Jersey Group 3 final. She finished her illustrious high school career with 1,851 points and was MAAC Individual Scoring Leaders (as of ) GP FG 3FG FT Points Avg/G 1. Perkins, Robin-RID Scarbrough, Kollyns-SIE Jarosz,Tori-MAR Lizarazu, Marina-ION Bethune, Jamiyah-MON Adams, Joy-ION Carey, Kelsey-FFD Olson, Sarah-MON Coffey, Sydney-MAR Napolitano, Maria-QU Stroemple, Kaylee-NIA Tatum, Amani-MAN Lapszynski, Sam-NIA Purvis, Tyese-MON Halfdanardottir, M.-CAN Betheae,Sajanna-SPU McKay, Taylor-NIA Clement, Allie-MAR Smith, Casey-FFD Walker, Jasmine-MON Cooper, Samantha-FFD Corsell, Tiffany-NIA Porter, Crystal-CAN Robinson, Aaliyah-ION Duggan, Julia-RID Mitchell, Christina-MON Schatzlein, Kristin-FFD Mungo, Jasmine-CAN Lewis, Alexis-ION Mills, Tiahana-CAN MAAC Individual Rebounding Leaders (as of ) GP Off Def Reb Avg/G 1. Adams, Joy-ION Jarosz,Tori-MAR Mitchell, Christina-MON Grimme, Kayla-MAN Cooper, Samantha-FFD Hetzke, Margot-SIE Haughton, C'quoya-RID Betheae,Sajanna-SPU Duggan, Julia-RID Barker, McKinzee-MON Stroemple, Kaylee-NIA Lapszynski, Sam-NIA Mungo, Jasmine-CAN Edoka, Emmanuella-SIE McClure, Aryn-QU Walker, Jasmine-MON Meier,Samantha-SPU Scarbrough, Kollyns-SIE Porter, Crystal-CAN Ross, Crystal-MAN Quinnipiac Career Scoring Leaders (1,000 Pt. Scorers) Player PTS 1. Francine Perry 85 1, Erin Kerner 09 1, Jasmine Martin 15 1, Ashlee Kelly 04 1, Felicia Barron 13 1, Jenn Hamilton 93 1,439 Brittany McQuain 14 1, Sara Esidore 04 1, Kim Misiaszek 01 1, Monique Lee 08 1, Maria Holland 86 1, Rita Campbell 86 1, Courtney Kaminski 11 1, Colleen Klopp 01 1, Lisa Caldwell 84 1, Mandy Pennewell 09 1, Diane Dodge 89 1, Rosemarye Brown 89 1, Samantha Guastella 15 1, Queenie Edwards 95 1, Dorise Blackmon 87 1,005

7 Quinnipiac Division I Scoring Leaders Player PTS 1. Erin Kerner 09 1, Jasmine Martin 15 1, Ashlee Kelly 04 1, Felicia Barron 13 1, Brittany McQuain 14 1, Sara Esidore 04 1, Monique Lee 08 1, Courtney Kaminski 11 1, Mandy Pennewell 09 1, Samantha Guastella 15 1, Colleen Klopp 01 1, Kim Misiasek 01 1,085 Quinnipiac All-Time Assist Leaders Player AST 1. Gillian Abshire Maria Holland Queenie Edwards Anna Wannstrom Kara Cassidy Megan Bethal Kim Fitzpatrick Brianna Rooney Erin Kerner Felicia Barron Quinnipiac Division I Career Assist Leaders Player AST 1. Gillian Abshire Kara Cassidy Kim Fitzpatrick Erin Kerner Felicia Barron Quinnipiac Division I Career Block Leaders Player BLK 1. Samantha Guastella Kim Misiasek T3. Monique Lee T3. Courtney Kaminski Brittany McQuain Quinnipiac Division I Most Points in a Single Game Player PTS 1. Ashlee Kelly vs. FDU (3/5/04) Erin Kerner vs. LIU (3/9/08) Erin Kerner at Yale (12/21/08) Mandy Pennewell at CCSU (2/10/07) 34 T5. Ashlee Kelly vs. MSM (2/10/03) 33 T5. Erin Kerner vs. RMU (1/5/08) 33 Quinnipiac Division I Most Assists in a Single Game Player AST T1. Gillian Abshire at Rider (2/26/15) 14 T1. Gillian Abshire vs. American (11/23/13) Gillian Abshire vs. Marist (2/14/14) Kim Fitzpatrick at STFU (2/28/04) 12 T5. Gillian Abshire vs. Iona (2/9/15) 11 T5. Gillian Abshire vs. Drexel (12/17/14) 11 T5. Kim Fitzpatrick vs. Wagner (1/27/05) 11 T5. Kara Cassidy vs. Yale (11/08/01) 11 Quinnipiac Division I Most Blocks in a Single Game Player BLK 1. Kim Misiasek at MON (12/3/98) 8 T2. Samantha Guastella vs. ALB (12/15/14) 7 T2. Samantha Guastella vs. ALA (11/30/14) 7 T2. Samantha Guastella at MON (2/4/12) 7 T2. Kim Misiasek at LIU (2/6/99) 7 T6. Courtney Kaminski at SHU (2/14/11) 6 T6. Courtney Kaminski at STFU (2/7/11) 6 T6. Kim Misiasek at FDU (12/5/98) 6 nominated for the McDonald s All-American game. The 2015 Courier Post Girls Basketball Player of the Year hopes to continue the Martin legacy at Quinnipiac and make a new for herself throughout her freshman season SEASON REVIEW THE SEASON Quinnipiac finished the regular season 28-3 overall and 20-0 in league play to earn the MAAC Regular Season Championship and the No. 1 overall seed in the tournament. The Bobcats became the first MAAC institution to finish 20-0 in league play and just the sixth team in conference history (est. 1980) to finish undefeated in conference play. QU defeated No. 9 Monmouth, No. 5 Siena and No. 2 Marist on the way to capturing the 2015 MAAC Championship. Quinnipiac entered the 2015 NCAA Tournament riding a 21-game winning streak while also receiving votes both the Associated Press (AP) National Top 25 Poll as well as the USA Today Coaches Poll. THE MAAC CHAMPIONSHIP Quinnipiac defeated nine-time defending champion Marist, 72-61, in the MAAC Championship last season. QU earned the program s first MAAC title and became just the sixth team in the 35-year history of MAAC women s basketball to complete an undefeated season against conference foes as Quinnipiac went 23-0 against conference opponents in MAAC MVP Jasmine Martin stepped up to the plate in a big way as she earned MAAC Tournament MVP honors after leading the Bobcats to the conference title, defeating nine-time defending MAAC Champions Marist in the process. Throughout the three-game tournament, Martin led all players in scoring at 19 points per game while shooting 40.9 percent (18-for-44) overall, 43.8 percent (7-for-16) from three and 93.3 percent (14-for-15) at the free throw line. Her 57 points guided the Bobcats and led the way to Quinnipiac s second NCAA Tournament berth in program history. ANOTHER NATIONAL POSTSEASON APPEARANCE Quinnipiac s second trip to the NCAA Tournament in marked the fourth straight national postseason appearance for the Bobcats and the fifth in program history. The Bobcats earned its first national postseason appearance with a trip to Iona in the 2008 WNIT Tournament and then made a second WNIT Tournament appearance in 2012 against Temple. The first NCAA Tournament berth came in with the NEC Championship victory in 2013 as the Bobcats advanced as a No. 13 seed to play at No. 4 Maryland. In , Quinnipiac earned their first at-large WNIT berth and played Villanova. ONE FOR THE RECORD BOOKS Quinnipiac became the first-ever MAAC school to finish 20-0 in conference play. In the MAAC s second season since moving to the 20-game conference format, the Quinnipiac Bobcats also became the sixth squad to go undefeated in league play in MAAC history (est. 1980). Marist (3 times; 18-0 in 07-08, 10-11, 12-13) and Saint Peter s (2 times; 14-0 in 96-97, 5-0 in 81-82) are the only other teams to have gone undefeated in MAAC play. MAAC REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS Quinnipiac s victory over Iona (2/22/15) clinched the MAAC Regular Season Championship for the Bobcats. The conference regular season title was the third in program history and second in three years as the Bobcats won the NEC regular season championship in the campaign as well as BREAKING THROUGH For the first time in program history, Quinnipiac received four votes in the Associated Press (AP) Top 25 National Poll and also received two votes in the USA Today Coaches Poll as released the week of March 16, In addition, the Bobcats were ranked No. 10 in the ESPNW Mid-Major poll on Feb. 18, marking the first time Quinnipiac has been ranked in the nationwide mid-major poll. Also, the Bobcats were ranked a program-best No. 6 in the College Insider Mid-Major Poll as announced on March 10. MID-MAJOR MOVEMENT Quinnipiac continues to earn national respect in the College Insider Mid-Major Poll as the Bobcats enter the season with a ranking of No. 11 with 404 points. Entering their 19th straight week ranked in the mid-major poll, the Bobcats No. 11 ranking and 404 points both establish new program records in the mid-major poll to start a season. SUPER SENIOR CLASS Quinnipiac used the same starting five lineup of Samantha Guastella, Jasmine Martin, Val Driscoll, Nikoline Ostergaard and Gillian Abshire for all 35 games this season. As a unit, the Bobcats five starters all finished their final collegiate season and led the QU offense averaging 53.2 PPG while shooting 47.1 FG%, FG% and 76.3 FT% in 20 MAAC games. In addition, the five starters tallied 296 assists against just 117 turnovers, creating an assist-to-turnover ratio of The starting five Mid Major National Poll College Insider (FVP) Record Points 1. Princeton (26) Gonzaga (4) Green Bay (1) Saint Mary's San Diego Florida Gulf Coast South Dakota State James Madison BYU Chattanooga Arkansas State Wright State Ohio Drake Stetson UAlbany Penn Army West Point UL-Lafayette Little Rock Maine Belmont Missouri State Youngstown State Hofstra OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: New Mexico State 47, South Dakota 46, Long Beach State 43, Idaho 39, Santa Clara 29, San Francisco 28, Ball State 21, Northern Kentucky 11, Weber State 9, Elon 8, Eastern Michigan 7, Hawaii 5, UT Martin 5, Stony Brook 4, Western Michigan 4, Buffalo 3, Cal Poly 3, Brown 2, IUPUI 2, UNC Asheville 2, William & Mary 2, Lehigh 1, Loyola Chicago 1. *As of December 15, added 94 blocks (4.7 per game) and 108 steals (5.4 per game) while holding opponents starters to just 43.8 PPG (+9.4 scoring margin) in all MAAC games. An even more incredible number to consider is the Bobcats starters compiled these impressive stats with a combined minutes per game average of 23.0 which stands at 3.9 less minutes per game than opponents in DEFENSIVE INTENSITY The Bobcats season was all about the offense according to the casual viewer but a closer look reveals the team s defensive approach may just be the true determining factor behind all the success. Armed with the seventh-best scoring defense (64.5 points allowed per game) in the MAAC, a closer look reveals Quinnipiac s points allowed per possession (0.84) was the lowest in the conference. With QU playing an uptempo style offense, the difference in statistics originates in the style of play leading to more possessions for each side. Marist led the MAAC in scoring defense (59.3) but finished behind the Bobcats in points allowed per possession (0.88). LET S GET OFFENSIVE Quinnipiac turned into an offensive juggernaut last season averaging 78.5 points per game, good enough for the No. 10 spot on the national ranking list for scoring offense. Among the 10 teams listed in the Top 10, Quinnipiac joins an exclusive Top 10 grouping that includes the likes of UConn, DePaul, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Iowa, Baylor, and Maryland. Not only has the offensive firepower come from many different bodies (seven players averaged at least 5.0 PPG), but the Bobcats have excelled on the offensive end consistently the last two months of , scoring 80+ points in 17 out of the last 22 games. WHAT S THE MAGIC NUMBER? As a team, Quinnipiac s magic number all last

8 QU MISC. STATS Games as Team-Leading Scorer Maria Napolitano... 5 Adily Martucci... 1 Edel Thornton... 1 Morgan Manz... 1 Sarah Shewan... 1 Games as Game-Leading Scorer Adily Martucci... 1 Maria Napolitano... 1 Games as Team-Leading Rebounder Aryn McClure... 3 Katie Carroll... 2 Paula Strautmane... 2 Sarah Shewan... 2 Maria Napolitano... 1 Games as Game-Leading Rebounder Aryn McClure... 2 Paula Strautmane... 2 Katie Carroll... 1 Games Leading Team in Assists Brittany Martin... 3 Carly Fabbri... 3 Edel Thornton... 3 Maria Napolitano... 2 Adily Martucci... 1 Morgan Manz... 1 Games Leading Game in Assists Carly Fabbri... 1 Maria Napolitano... 1 Games Leading Team in Blocks Aryn McClure... 4 Paula Strautmane... 4 Adily Martucci... 2 Morgan Manz... 2 Sarah Shewan... 2 Brittany Johnson... 1 Maria Napolitano... 1 Games Leading Game in Blocks Paula Strautmane... 4 Aryn McClure... 3 Adily Martucci... 2 Morgan Manz... 2 Sarah Shewan... 2 Brittany Johnson... 1 Double-Figure Scoring Games Maria Napolitano... 5 Sarah Shewan... 3 Brittany Johnson... 2 Morgan Manz... 2 Adily Martucci... 1 Aryn McClure... 1 Brittany Martin... 1 Carly Fabbri... 1 Edel Thornton Point Games Maria Napolitano Rebound Games Aryn McClure... 2 Paula Strautmane... 1 Jump Ball Paula Strautmane Sarah Shewan Morgan Manz Largest Lead at Halftime 8... at Vermont (11/28/15) Largest Halftime Deficit vs. Georgetown (11/27/15) Largest QU Lead at Northeastern (12/9/15) Largest QU Deficit vs. Georgetown (11/27/15) Largest QU Win vs. Holy Cross (11/21/15) Largest QU Defeat vs. Georgetown (11/27/15) season was 70 points. On the defensive end, Quinnipiac won all 26 games in which the Bobcats hold opponents under 70 points and lost four-of-eight in which the opposition has scored more than 70 points. On the offensive end, Quinnipiac was just 4-2 when scoring 69 or less but the Bobcats were 26-2 when they reached the 70+ point plateau on offense. BONUS POINTS OFF THE BENCH Head Coach Tricia Fabbri s Gold Rush strategy to sub five players in-and-out all last season paid true dividends as the Bobcat bench scored 906 points (25.9 PPG) this season, including a two-game stretch against Monmouth and Canisius in January in which the Quinnipiac substitutes scored 83 points. Quinnipiac finished the year in the top spot in the MAAC in both total bench points and bench points per game. SHARING IS CARING Quinnipiac s top-ranked offense in the MAAC (78.5 PPG) also sat second in the nation in assist-to-basket percentage (72.9 percent). For Quinnipiac s 939 field goals last season, the Bobcats tallied 685 assists on the baskets to place them behind only Saint Louis (74.0 percent) on the national leaderboard (349 total teams ranked). BLOCK PARTY In , Quinnipiac stood with UConn as the only two teams in the nation to have two players ranked in the Top 100 in blocked shots per game. Val Driscoll (2.11; 51st NCAA Div. I) and Samantha Guastella (1.83; 70th NCAA Div. I) represented the Bobcats in the NCAA Div. I ranking list. EXCLUSIVE COMPANY Quinnipiac s tremendous 31-4 season reflected in the statistical categories as Quinnipiac ranked among the Top 20 schools in the nation in win-loss percentage (88.6; 8th NCAA Div. I), scoring offense (78.5; 10th NCAA Div. I), three-point field goals per game (9.2; 6th NCAA Div. I), blocked shots per game (5.7; 17th NCAA Div. I), assists per game (19.6; 4th NCAA Div. I), assist-to-turnover ratio (1.47; 5th NCAA Div. I) and scoring margin (14.0; 17th NCAA Div. I). The only other school in the nation that joined the Bobcats in the Top 20 rankings for each aforementioned statistic was the 2015 NCAA Champion UConn Huskies. PICK UP THE PACE Quinnipiac s offense operated with plenty of pace last season as the Bobcats were outscored in fast break points just six times in (Notre Dame, Saint Joseph s, Niagara, Saint Peter s, Iona, Monmouth and Oklahoma). In the 28 remaining games, the Bobcats have compiled a 26-2 record and have outscored their opponents by a combined score of The Bobcats peak performance came against Drexel (12/18) as Quinnipiac outscored the Dragons, 26-3, in fast break points. HOME DOMINATION Quinnipiac (31-4) dominated opponents at home as the Bobcats finished unbeaten in 14 games from the TD Bank Sports Center last season. In those 14 games, Quinnipiac outscored their opponents by an average of 22.6 points per game. The home dominance extends beyond last season, as Quinnipiac s record stands at 39-4 overall (90.7 winning percentage) in games held at the TD Bank Sports Center over the last three seasons (since ). STACKING UP IN NEW ENGLAND Head Coach Tricia Fabbri s.776 overall winning percentage since the start of the season is second-best among active Division I Coaches in New England, only trailing UConn s Geno Auriemma (.936) who also owns the best winning percentage in the history of NCAA Div. I women s basketball. (Winning percentage among coaches with at least one season at respective institution). TURNING IT OVER Pressure defense was one of the most pivotal elements in the Bobcats season as Quinnipiac forced 611 turnovers in the 35-game slate (17.5 per game). That total has translated directly into numbers offensively as Quinnipiac scored 367 points (20.4 PPG) in the last 18 games off turnovers. HIT THE BENCH Quinnipiac s Gold Rush strategy to sub five players in-andout of all 35 games last season paid strong dividends in the bench scoring category. Quinnipiac outscored 26 out of their 35 opponents in bench production by at least five points in each game this season. The Bobcats bench peaked against Siena (1/30) as the Bobcat bench outscored Siena, 49-8, in the road victory. Quinnipiac Women s Basketball 20-Win Seasons Season Record Coach # Tricia Fabbri # Tricia Fabbri * Tricia Fabbri * Tricia Fabbri * Tricia Fabbri * Tricia Fabbri ^ Barry Wolfson ^ Ron Hanson ^ Ron Hanson # - Division I Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) * - Division I Northeast Conference (NEC) ^ - Division II New England Collegiate Conference (NECC) THE LARGEST EVER In what was Quinnipiac s first annual Kids Day at the Bank, an event every MAAC institution participates that attracts local school children to come watch an early morning conference women s basketball game, the sights and sounds of the thousands of fans on-hand was evident from the jump. Through the efforts of the Quinnipiac departments of Admissions, Ticketing & Promotions, Athletics, and Public Safety, the Bobcats were able to draw the largest crowd (3,460) on Feb. 19 against Saint Peter s for any women s basketball game in the history of QU Athletics. BLOWN AWAY The Bobcats 42-point margin-of-victory in the victory over Rider is the largest margin in which Quinnipiac has won in the Bobcats Div. I history (since ). The last time the Bobcats had beaten their opponent by a larger margin was on Nov. 25, 1995 when QU defeated St. Joseph (N.Y.), RECORD-SETTING VICTORY Quinnipiac throttled longtime conference foe Monmouth, 94-53, on Jan. 4, breaking one considerable Quinnipiac team record in the process. Quinnipiac totaled 64 rebounds in the victory, besting the previous Div. I record of 62 set on Feb. 19, 2000 at Robert Morris. The single-game total also stands tall in the history of the conference as Quinnipiac s 64 rebounds are tied for the third-most ever by a MAAC institution in a single-game. SECOND HALF SURGE The Bobcats ESPN3 home game against Fairfield (1/15) played out as a complete tale of two halves as the Bobcats shot just 27.6 percent (8-for-29) in the first half compared to a blistering 68.6 percent (24-for- 35) in the second stanza including a paltry 10-for-11 (90.9 percent) from behind the arc. The Bobcats 58-point second half out produced Fairfield s total for the entire game and was the second-highest scoring half in a single-game in QU s Div. I history, bested only by the Bobcats 59-point second half output in a victory over Mount St. Mary s on Jan. 14, FABBRI S 300TH With the Bobcats win in Fairfield (12/7), head coach Tricia Fabbri picked up her 300th career win against her alma mater. A phenomenal student-athlete in her own right, Fabbri scored 1,622 career points with 1,037 rebounds on her way to earning a spot into the Fairfield University Hall of Fame. In the same Alumni Hall building in which she starred as a player, Fabbri joins legendary Quinnipiac coaches Burt Kahn, Dan Gooley, Mike Quitko and Rand Pecknold as the fifth coach in Quinnipiac Athletics history to reach the 300-win mark.

9 Tricia Fabbri Head Coach 21st Season Fairfield University 91 The all-time winningest coach in Quinnipiac women s basketball history, Tricia Fabbri, recently completed her 20th season on the Bobcats sideline and upped her career total to 325 victories. In , Fabbri guided the Bobcats to their fourth straight 20-win season, third straight appearance in the conference championship game and their fourth straight trip to a national postseason tournament as Quinnipiac won the MAAC and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the second time in program history. A coaching legend on the campus of Quinnipiac, Fabbri joins legendary coaches Burt Kahn, Dan Skip Gooley, Mike Quitko and Rand Pecknold one of just five head coaches to win 300+ games in their time with the Bobcats. Fabbri reached the 300-win plateau during the Bobcats record-breaking season on Dec. 7, 2014 as she defeated her alma mater Fairfield, 67-66, on the same gym in which she starred as a Hall of Fame player with the Stags Quinnipiac also finished with an undefeated home record (14-0), an impressive feat considering the Bobcats non-conference strength of schedule was 8th out of 111 teams listed in For the season, Quinnipiac finished 10th in the nation in scoring offense (78.5), 8th in win-loss percentage (.886), 4th in assists per game (19.6), 5th in assist/ turnover ratio (1.47), 6th in three-point field goals per game (9.2), 17th in blocked shots per game (5.7) and 17th in scoring margin (+14.0). The only other team in the nation to earn a ranking in the Top 20 of each preceding statistical category was the 2015 NCAA Champions UConn. In , Fabbri guided the tutelage of four All-MAAC performers including Samantha Guastella (First Team), Val Driscoll (Second Team), Gillian Abshire (Third Team) and Nikoline Ostergaard (Third Team). In the history of the MAAC, only two teams prior to the Bobcats had four players earn All-Conference laurels, excluding the inclusion of the All-Rookie Team. The successful campaign came on the heels of a season of firsts in for the Quinnipiac women s basketball program, which featured a Northeast Conference Championship title. Fabbri led the Bobcats to their first 30-win season in program history, also an NEC first as well, which included a perfect 18-0 record through the regular season. Quinnipiac garnered the No. 1 overall seed in the tournament, making their 13th NEC Tournament appearance in March The Bobcats defeated Bryant, Mount St. Mary s and then Saint Francis University in the title game to earn their first NCAA Tournament bid since joining the NCAA s highest division. The past four seasons has been filled with nothing but success for Quinnipiac as Fabbri has guided her team to a (.776 win percentage) overall record from The.776 win percentage over the last four seasons has Quinnipiac sitting tied for 19th in the nation, tied for 8th among mid-majors and 4th in the Northeast region. Fabbri has also garnered votes in both the Associated Press and USA Today Coaches Poll as well as high acclaim in the various national mid-major polls. Fabbri s transformative season redefined the record books at Quinnipiac as her squad went 31-4 (.886 win percentage) overall and 20-0 in conference play on their way to winning the 2015 MAAC Championship and earning a spot into the NCAA Tournament. Fabbri led the Bobcats to their most wins (31) in a single-season in program history as well as their second 30-win campaign in the last three seasons. Quinnipiac became the first MAAC school in conference history (est. 1980) to finish 20-0 in conference play and just the sixth squad to go undefeated in league play. As the No. 1 seed in the 2015 MAAC Tournament, Quinnipiac upended Monmouth, Siena and ultimately the nine-time defending MAAC Champ Marist to claim their first MAAC Championship. Her record-breaking season earned Fabbri the 2015 MAAC Coach of the Year award on a unanimous vote by her pears. Throughout the season, Quinnipiac received unparalleled recognition in the national polls as Fabbri s squad earned four votes in the Associated Press (AP) Top 25 National Poll, totaled two votes in the USA Today Coaches Poll, ranked No. 10 in the ESPNW Mid-Major Poll and were ranked No. 6 in the College Insider Mid-Major Poll. All four distinctions in the national voting polls were good enough for program records while the Bobcats votes in the USA Today Coaches Poll marked the first time the program had ever received recognition in that selective poll. During the season, Quinnipiac achieved a Rating Percentage Index (RPI) rating as high as No. 23 in the nation, good enough for a program record. While her team also played the No. 1 nationally-ranked team (Notre Dame) for the first time in program history. Her team also rolled through the regular season with a 21-game winning streak which ranked as the sixth-longest unbeaten streak in the nation throughout The Quinnipiac Women s Basketball Coaching Staff

10 Deservingly so, Fabbri was named the 2013 NEC Coach of the Year by her peers and also accepted the Sterling House Spirit Award at the annual celebrity breakfast in Stratford, Conn. Under Fabbri s tutelage, Felicia Barron earned her second consecutive NEC Defensive Player of the Year award and a trip to the NEC First Team; Brittany McQuain was named to the NEC Second Team; and Jasmine Martin was selected to the NEC Third Team. Throughout the season, the team was recognized in the College Insider Mid-Major Top 25 Poll for 15 consecutive weeks, as the Bobcats climbed as high as seventh in the census. The Bobcats also received votes in the National AP Polls for the first time in program history. On selection Monday, Quinnipiac turned some heads with its spectacular season and garnered the No. 13 seed in the NCAA Tournament s Bridgeport Region. The Bobcats drew the No. 4 seed Maryland and headed to College Park, Md. at the Comcast Center for their opening round clash. Quinnipiac went toe-to-toe with the Atlantic Coast Conference power, but ultimately fell to ACC Player of the Year Alyssa Thomas and the Terrapin in a game that was televised nationally on ESPN2. Quinnipiac was one of eight NCAA Division I teams to win every game in the months of January and February, giving them the fifth longest winning streak (22) in the country (at the time). The Bobcats 30-3 overall record was tops in the New England Region, producing a higher winning percentage than the UConn Huskies the eventual 2013 National Champions. The success of the season came after a tremendous campaign in Fabbri led the Bobcats to their third 20-plus win season, their 12th consecutive Northeast Conference Tournament appearance and a second trip to the Women s National Invitation Tournament (WNIT). Quinnipiac fell short to Atlantic-10 opponent Temple in the first round, after advancing to the Semifinals of the NEC Tournament. Along with the team s success, came individual success as well. Felicia Barron was named the Northeast Conference s Defensive Player of the Year and to the All-NEC First Team after leading the nation in steals throughout the season. Joining Barron with end-of-the-season honors was Jasmine Martin, who was named to the All-NEC Rookie Team. Quinnipiac earned its 11th straight NEC Tournament appearance under Fabbri s tutelage in , behind a stellar senior campaign from Courtney Kaminski. Kaminski was named to the All-Northeast Conference First Team, after leading the team in scoring while ranking eighth in the NEC. Joining Kaminski with an All-Conference accolade was Brittany McQuain, who was named to the All-Rookie Team in her inaugural season. The campaign featured late-season heroics to advance to the Northeast Conference Tournament. Fabbri guided the Bobcats to two wins in the final weekend of the regular season against Monmouth and Fairleigh Dickinson, propelling Quinnipiac to a berth in the 2010 Northeast Conference Tournament. Making it to the conference tournament for the 10th straight season, the Bobcats earned a No. 7 seed with a 7-11 NEC record. In that season, Fabbri recorded her 200th career victory on Dec. 29, 2009 with an 11-point win, 90-79, over Central Michigan in the Consolation Game at the Wyndham Miami Holiday Tournament. Fabbri was honored with the 2010 RUSSELL ATHLETIC/WBCA Victory Club Award, an award presented to members of the Women s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA). Fabbri also became just the fifth head coach in Quinnipiac Athletics history to win 200 games for their careers, joining former athletic director and men s basketball head coach Burt Kahn, as well as current men s and women s tennis head coach Mike Quitko, baseball head coach Dan Gooley, and men s ice hockey head coach Rand Pecknold. Since joining NCAA Division I, Coach Fabbri has distinguished herself as a premier coach in the region. Fabbri and the Bobcats left the Northeast Conference in 2013 ranking second place all-time in career NEC regular-season wins (177) and overall NEC wins (187). Fabbri was named the and Northeast Conference Coach of the Year and, in , Fabbri led the Bobcats to a berth in the Women s National Invitation Tournament. The WNIT bid marked the first national postseason tournament appearance in Quinnipiac women s basketball Division I history. For her career, Fabbri has brought some of the finest players in recent Northeast Conference and Quinnipiac University to Mt. Carmel since the Bobcats joined the Division I ranks. Fabbri has coached 21 All-League honorees, eight NEC All-Rookie picks, while also placing three players on the All-NEC teams in the and seasons. In her first season in the MAAC, Fabbri guide three players to All-MAAC honors while placing seven student-athletes on the All-Academic Team. Off the court, Fabbri prides her program in obtaining success in the classroom as well. The Bobcats were recognized by the NCAA for strong Academic Progress Ratings (APR) for the sixth consecutive year. The first full-time coach, and first-ever female head coach in Quinnipiac history, Fabbri has also mentored a number of All-Academic honorees, including a 2003 Verizon Academic All-District I First Team selection in Sara Esidore and a CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District University Division Second Team honoree in Kerner. As a player, Fabbri was named to the MAAC 25th Anniversary Team and was inducted into the Fairfield University Athletic Hall of Fame in In 2002, she was also inducted into the Connecticut Women s Basketball Hall of Fame and the Delran (N.J.) High School Athletic Hall of Fame before being inducted into the Albert Carino Basketball Club of South Jersey Hall of Fame in That year, she also received the St. Clare Award at the 22nd Annual Franciscan Sports Banquet. Fabbri lives in Stratford, Conn., with her husband, Paul, and their three children: Carly, A.J. and Paul Henry. Two of her brothers, Tony and John Sacca, starred at quarterback for Penn State University. >> TRICIA FABBRI COACHING RECORDS Year Overall Conf. Home Road Neutral * * * ^ % % % % % % % % %#$ % % % %$ %@&# $ @!~ TOTALS * - Northeast-10 Conference ^ - First Year At Division I % - Northeast Conference (NEC) + - Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC)! - MAAC Champions ~ - MAAC Regular Season - NCAA Tournament Appearance & - NEC Champions # - NEC Regular-Season Champions $ - WNIT Tournament Bid

11 The Bobcats Record When... Quinnipiac played at home Quinnipiac played on the road Quinnipiac played at a neutral site Quinnipiac played in a tournament Quinnipiac played in November Quinnipiac played in December Quinnipiac played in January Quinnipiac played in February Quinnipiac played in March Games vs. Atlantic Sun opponents Games vs AAC opponents Games vs. America East opponents Games vs BIG EAST opponents Games vs CAA opponents Games vs. MAAC opponents Games vs. Patriot League opponents Conference games Non-conference games Postseason Games vs. ranked opponents Games vs. non-ranked opponents State-by-State In Connecticut In Florida In Massachusetts In New Jersey In New York In Pennsylvania In Vermont Days of the Week On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday Time of Day Day games (before 6 p.m) Night games After a win After a loss Quinnipiac led at halftime Quinnipiac trailed at halftime Score was tied at halftime In Overtime Quinnipiac shoots 50% or better Opponent shoots 50% or better Quinnipiac shoots better than opponent Quinnipiac shoots worse than opponent Quinnipiac and opponent shoot equally Quinnipiac makes more FT than opponent Quinnipiac makes fewer FT than opponent Quinnipiac and opponent make equal FT Quinnipiac outrebounds opponent Quinnipiac is outrebounded by opponent Quinnipiac and opponent rebounds are equal Quinnipiac has more TO than opponent Quinnipiac has equal or fewer TO than opponent Quinnipiac scores 69 points or less Quinnipiac scores points Quinnipiac scores points Quinnipiac scores points Quinnipiac scores 100 or more points Opponent scores 69 points or less Opponent scores points Opponent scores points Opponent scores points Opponent scores 100 or more points Final Margin is 5 points or less Final Margin is between 6-10 points Final Margin is between points Final Margin is more than 20 points Final Margin is more than 30 Points Quinnipiac has a 20-point scorer Quinnipiac has a double-figures rebounder A Quinnipiac player has a double-double...1-0

12 The Last Time... THE LAST TIME QUINNIPIAC... Won in overtime vs. Hartford, 11/19/15 Lost in overtime at UT Martin, 11/16/13 Played two overtimes vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 3/5/04 Won by 30+ points , at Monmouth, 3/1/15 Lost by 30+ points at Notre Dame, 11/25/14 Scored 100+ points vs. Mount St. Mary s, 1/14/08 Allowed 100+ points vs. Oklahoma, 3/21/15 Scored under 50 points vs. Manhattan 12/6/15 Allowed under 50 points...47 at Siena, 3/8/15 Shot 50 percent or higher from the floor (34-59) at Siena, 1/30/15 Shot under 30 percent from the field (16-75) vs. Manhattan, 12/6/15 Held opponent under 30 percent from the field (17-61) at Siena, 3/8/15 Did not make a 3-point field goal... (0-7) vs. Sacred Heart, 2/6/10 Made 8+ 3-point field goals... 8 (8-25) at Northeastern, 12/9/15 Attempted 25+ three-point field goals at Northeastern, 12/9/15 Attempted 40+ free throws...41 at Bryant, 2/21/11 Made 25+ free throws...26 vs. Oklahoma, 3/21/15 Shot 90+ percent from the free throw line % (9-9) at Sacred Heart 2/4/10 Had 50+ rebounds...50 vs. Hartford, 11/19/15 Had 25 or fewer rebounds...24 at Siena, 1/30/15 Had 20+ assists...22 vs. Hartford, 11/19/15 Had 15+ steals vs. Manhattan, 12/6/15 Blocked 5+ shots...6 at Northeastern, 12/9/15 THE LAST TIME A QUINNIPIAC PLAYER... Scored 30+ points...32, Courtney Kaminski, vs. CCSU, 1/15/10 Attempted 20+ field goals... 21, Maria Napolitano, vs. Georgetown, 11/27/15 Two players scored 20+ points...jasmine Martin (23) and Samantha Guastella (20), at Siena, 3/8/15 Three players scored 20+ points...krystal Pressley (21), Ashlee Kelly (20) and Katie Keilty (20), vs. Colgate, 12/21/03 Five players in double figures... Val Driscoll (18), Samantha Guastella (13), Gillian Abshire (11)...Nikoline Ostergaard (10), Jasmine Martin (10), at Rider, 2/26/15 Made 6+ 3-point field goals... 6, Samantha Guastella, at Siena, 3/8/15 Attempted pt field goals...12, Samantha Guastella, at Siena, 3/8/15 Attempted 15+ free throws...17, Monique Lee, vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 1/7/06 Made 10+ free throws...10, Nikoline Ostergaard, vs. Canisius, 2/15/15 Had 15+ rebounds... 15, Val Driscoll, vs. Holy Cross, 11/24/14 Had 20+ rebounds...25, Monique Lee, at Monmouth, 3/5/05 Two players with 10+ rebounds... Brittany McQuain (10) and Sam Guastella (10), at JMU, 11/11/12 Two or more players with a double-double in same game... Val Driscoll (18-11) and Gillian Abshire (11-14), at Rider, 2/26/15 Shot 100% from the field (min. 5 attempts)... Val Driscoll (6-6), at Rider, 2/26/15 Had 10+ assists...gillian Abshire (14), at Rider, 2/26/15 Had 5+ steals... Adily Martucci (5), at Vermont, 11/28/15 Had 5+ blocks... Val Driscoll (5), at Siena, 3/8/15

13 QU WOMEN S BASKETBALL SEASON BOX SCORE RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 10 Napolitano, Maria Martucci, Adily Shewan, Sarah Martin, Brittany Manz, Morgan Fabbri, Carly Thornton, Edel McClure, Aryn Johnson, Brittany Carroll, Katie Strautmane, Paula Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS QUW OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 11/15/15 at Army West Point L /19/15 HARTFORD Wot /21/15 HOLY CROSS W /24/15 TEMPLE W /27/15 vs Georgetown L /28/15 at Vermont W * 12/03/15 at Marist L * 12/06/15 MANHATTAN L /09/15 at Northeastern W * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th O T Totals Quinnipiac Opponents

14 QU WOMEN S BASKETBALL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Total 3-Pointers Free throws Rebounds Opponent Date Score fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avg at Army West Point 11/15/ L HARTFORD 11/19/ Wot HOLY CROSS 11/21/ W TEMPLE 11/24/ W vs Georgetown 11/27/ L at Vermont 11/28/ W at Marist 12/03/ L MANHATTAN 12/06/ L at Northeastern 12/09/ W Quinnipiac Opponents Games played: 9 Points/game: 62.8 FG Pct: FG Pct: 27.0 FT Pct: 61.0 Rebounds/game: 41.1 Assists/game: 14.2 Turnovers/game: 17.3 Assist/turnover ratio: 0.8 Steals/game: 10.4 Blocks/game: 5.6

15 LAST QU GAME PLAYED: W, AT NORTHEASTERN (DEC. 9, 2015) Quinnipiac Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 12 Carroll, Katie f Shewan, Sarah f Martucci, Adily g Napolitano, Maria g Martin, Brittany g Strautmane, Paula Fabbri, Carly Thornton, Edel Johnson, Brittany McClure, Aryn Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 8,1 Northeastern Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 23 DeFreese, Samantha f Taggart, Maureen f Sally, Francesca c Ortiz, Claudia g Genco, Jess g Zwerling, Zoe Lassiter, Loren Stewart, Kazzidy Eason, Te'Erica Giacone, Gabriella Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 2 Officials: Duane Mack, Karen Preato, Kevin Sparrock Technical fouls: Quinnipiac-None. Northeastern-None. Attendance: 732 Score by periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Quinnipiac Northeastern Last FG - QUW 4th-03:41, NU 4th-00:07. Largest lead - QUW by 16 4th-03:25, NU by 1 1st-08:04. QUW led for 36:45. NU led for 01:28. Game was tied for 01:47. In Off 2nd Fast Points Paint T/O Chance Break Bench QUW NU Score tied - 2 times. Lead changed - 2 times.

16 DREXEL WOMEN S BASKETBALL SEASON BOX SCORE RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 33 Curran, Sarah Pearson, Rachel Pellechio, Jessica Smith, Alexis Creighton, Meghan Schluth, Jackie Lidge, Kelsi Alexander, Carrie Kracikova, Tereza Marecic, Megan Woods, Sara Maesschalck, Eline Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS DREXEL OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 11/13/15 DARTMOUTH W /15/15 at #20/19 USF L /21/15 ST. BONAVENTURE W /28/15 vs Villanova L /29/15 vs Montana L /3/15 VANDERBILT L /5/15 at HAMPTON W /13/15 at Saint Joseph's L /19/15 at Penn L * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Totals Drexel Opponents

17 #2 Tiffany Webster Senior Forward 6-0 Washington, D.C. Montrose Christian / Hampton WEBSTER S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Game Min FG-FGA Pct. 3P-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR-TOT A TO ST BS PF PTS Avg. ARMY DNP - Coach s Decision 11/19 HARTFORD DNP - Coach s Decision 11/21 HOLY CROSS DNP - Coach s Decision 11/24 TEMPLE DNP - Coach s Decision 11/27 vs. GU DNP - Coach s Decision UVM DNP - Coach s Decision MAR DNP - Coach s Decision 12/6 MAN DNP - Coach's Decision NE DNP - Coach's Decision DREXEL FGCU MON 1/6 RIDER 1/8 CAN 1/15 NIA CAN 1/22 FFD 1/24 SIENA 1/28 MON MAN 2/2 SPU SIE 2/7 NIA 2/12 IONA SPU 2/18 MAR RIDER 2/26 FFD IONA Totals WEBSTER S CAREER STATISTICS (w/ Hampton ) Season Games Mins FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA OR-DR-TOT A ST BS PTS Avg Did Not Play - NCAA Transfer Rules Totals C a reer Hi ghs Points: 2, Two Times Rebounds: 4, vs. Monmouth, 1/4/15 Assists: Blocks: 1, Five Times Steals: 1, Two Times Season Highs Points: N/A Rebounds: N/A Assists: N/A Blocks: N/A Steals: N/A

18 #3 Adily Martucci Redshirt Junior Guard 5-8 Waterford, Connecticut Waterford H.S. MARTUCCI S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Game Min FG-FGA Pct. 3P-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR-TOT A TO ST BS PF PTS Avg. ARMY /19 HARTFORD /21 HOLY CROSS /24 TEMPLE /27 vs. GU UVM MAR /6 MAN NE DREXEL FGCU MON 1/6 RIDER 1/8 CAN 1/15 NIA CAN 1/22 FFD 1/24 SIENA 1/28 MON MAN 2/2 SPU SIE 2/7 NIA 2/12 IONA SPU 2/18 MAR RIDER 2/26 FFD IONA Totals MARTUCCI S CAREER STATISTICS Season Games Mins FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA OR-DR-TOT A ST BS PTS Avg Did Not Appear in a Game - Medical Redshirt Totals C a reer Hi ghs Points: 18, vs. Holy Cross, 11/21/15 Rebounds: 9, vs. Hartford, 11/19/15 Assists: 4, vs. Temple, 11/24/15 Blocks: 2, twice Steals: 5, at Vermont, 11/28/ Season Highs Points: 18, vs. Holy Cross, 11/21/15 Rebounds: 9,vs. Hartford, 11/19/15 Assists: 4, vs. Temple, 11/24/15 Blocks: 2, at Northeastern, 12/9/15 Steals: 5, at Vermont, 11/28/15

19 #4 Paula Strautmane Freshman Forward 6-0 Mucenieki, Latvia Latvia U16, U18 & U20 National Teams STRAUTMANE S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Game Min FG-FGA Pct. 3P-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR-TOT A TO ST BS PF PTS Avg. ARMY /19 HARTFORD /21 HOLY CROSS /24 TEMPLE /27 vs. GU UVM MAR /6 MAN NE DREXEL FGCU MON 1/6 RIDER 1/8 CAN 1/15 NIA CAN 1/22 FFD 1/24 SIENA 1/28 MON MAN 2/2 SPU SIE 2/7 NIA 2/12 IONA SPU 2/18 MAR RIDER 2/26 FFD IONA Totals STRAUTMANE S CAREER STATISTICS Season Games Mins FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA OR-DR-TOT A ST BS PTS Avg Totals Same as Season C a reer & S ea so n Hi ghs Points: 5, vs. Temple, 11/24/15 Rebounds: 10, at Army West Point, 11/15/15 Assists: 2, three times Blocks: 3, at Vermont, 11/28/15 Steals: 3, vs. Holy Cross, 11/21/15

20 #5 Carly Fabbri Sophomore Guard 5-7 Stratford, Connecticut Lauralton Hall FABBRI S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Game Min FG-FGA Pct. 3P-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR-TOT A TO ST BS PF PTS Avg. ARMY /19 HARTFORD /21 HOLY CROSS /24 TEMPLE /27 vs. GU UVM MAR /6 MAN NE DREXEL FGCU MON 1/6 RIDER 1/8 CAN 1/15 NIA CAN 1/22 FFD 1/24 SIENA 1/28 MON MAN 2/2 SPU SIE 2/7 NIA 2/12 IONA SPU 2/18 MAR RIDER 2/26 FFD IONA Totals FABBRI S CAREER STATISTICS Season Games Mins FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA OR-DR-TOT A ST BS PTS Avg Totals C a reer Hi ghs Points: 10, vs. Hartford, 11/19/15 Rebounds: 4, at Northeastern, 12/9/15 Assists: 4, vs. Georgetown, 11/27/15 Blocks: Steals: 2, four times Season Highs Points: 10, vs. Hartford, 11/19/15 Rebounds: 4, at Northeastern, 12/9/15 Assists: 4, vs. Georgetown, 11/27/15 Blocks: N/A Steals: 2, four times

21 #10 Maria Napolitano Senior Guard 5-9 Cincinnati, Ohio Saint Ursula Academy NAPOLITANO S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Game Min FG-FGA Pct. 3P-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR-TOT A TO ST BS PF PTS Avg. ARMY /19 HARTFORD DNP - Injury 11/21 HOLY CROSS DNP - Injury 11/24 TEMPLE /27 vs. GU UVM MAR /6 MAN NE DREXEL FGCU MON 1/6 RIDER 1/8 CAN 1/15 NIA CAN 1/22 FFD 1/24 SIENA 1/28 MON MAN 2/2 SPU SIE 2/7 NIA 2/12 IONA SPU 2/18 MAR RIDER 2/26 FFD IONA Totals NAPOLITANO S CAREER STATISTICS Season Games Mins FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA OR-DR-TOT A ST BS PTS Avg Totals C a reer Hi ghs Points: 20, twice Rebounds: 8, at Northeastern, 12/9/15 Assists: 4, vs. Iona 3/9/14 Blocks: 2, twice Steals: 5, twice Season Highs Points: 20, at Vermont, 11/28/15 Rebounds: 8, at Northeastern, 12/9/15 Assists: 3, twice Blocks: 2, at Vermont, 11/28/15 Steals: 5, vs. Manhattan, 12/6/15

22 #11 Edel Thornton Freshman Guard 5-11 Cork, Ireland Ireland U18 National Team THORNTON S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Game Min FG-FGA Pct. 3P-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR-TOT A TO ST BS PF PTS Avg. ARMY /19 HARTFORD /21 HOLY CROSS /24 TEMPLE /27 vs. GU UVM MAR /6 MAN NE DREXEL FGCU MON 1/6 RIDER 1/8 CAN 1/15 NIA CAN 1/22 FFD 1/24 SIENA 1/28 MON MAN 2/2 SPU SIE 2/7 NIA 2/12 IONA SPU 2/18 MAR RIDER 2/26 FFD IONA Totals THORNTON S CAREER STATISTICS Season Games Mins FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA OR-DR-TOT A ST BS PTS Avg Totals Same as Season C a reer & S ea so n Hi ghs Points: 10, vs. Holy Cross, 11/21/15 Rebounds: 3, four times Assists: 5, vs. Holy Cross, 11/21/15 Blocks: N/A Steals: 5, vs. Manhattan, 12/6/15

23 #12 Katie Carroll Senior Forward 6-0 West Lake, Ohio West Lake H.S. CARROLL S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Game Min FG-FGA Pct. 3P-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR-TOT A TO ST BS PF PTS Avg. ARMY /19 HARTFORD /21 HOLY CROSS /24 TEMPLE /27 vs. GU UVM MAR /6 MAN NE DREXEL FGCU MON 1/6 RIDER 1/8 CAN 1/15 NIA CAN 1/22 FFD 1/24 SIENA 1/28 MON MAN 2/2 SPU SIE 2/7 NIA 2/12 IONA SPU 2/18 MAR RIDER 2/26 FFD IONA Totals CARROLL S CAREER STATISTICS Season Games Mins FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA OR-DR-TOT A ST BS PTS Avg Did Not Appear in a Game - Injury Totals C a reer Hi ghs Points: 8, vs. Holy Cross, 11/21/15 Rebounds: 7, vs. Holy Cross, 11/21/15 Assists: 2, twice Blocks: 1, six times Steals: 4, vs. Holy Cross, 11/21/ Season Highs Points: 8, vs. Holy Cross, 11/21/15 Rebounds: 7, vs. Holy Cross, 11/21/15 Assists: 2, vs. Hartford, 11/19/15 Blocks: 1, twice Steals: 4, vs. Holy Cross, 11/21/15

24 #13 Sarah Shewan Sophomore Forward 6-2 Russell, Ontario St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic SHEWAN S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Game Min FG-FGA Pct. 3P-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR-TOT A TO ST BS PF PTS Avg. ARMY /19 HARTFORD /21 HOLY CROSS /24 TEMPLE /27 vs. GU UVM MAR /6 MAN NE DREXEL FGCU MON 1/6 RIDER 1/8 CAN 1/15 NIA CAN 1/22 FFD 1/24 SIENA 1/28 MON MAN 2/2 SPU SIE 2/7 NIA 2/12 IONA SPU 2/18 MAR RIDER 2/26 FFD IONA Totals SHEWAN S CAREER STATISTICS Season Games Mins FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA OR-DR-TOT A ST BS PTS Avg Totals C a reer Hi ghs Points: 18, at Army West Point, 11/15/15 Rebounds: 12, vs. Monmouth, 1/4/15 Assists: 4, vs. Drexel, 12/17/14 Blocks: 3, vs. Temple, 11/24/15 Steals: 4, vs. Hartford, 11/19/ Season Highs Points: 18, at Army West Point, 11/15/15 Rebounds: 7, twice Assists: 3, vs. Hartford, 11/19/15 Blocks: 3, vs. Temple, 11/24/15 Steals: 4, vs. Hartford, 11/19/15

25 #15 Brianah Ramos Junior Guard 5-9 Montgomery, New York DePaul Catholic RAMOS GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Game Min FG-FGA Pct. 3P-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR-TOT A TO ST BS PF PTS Avg. ARMY DNP - Injury 11/19 HARTFORD DNP - Injury 11/21 HOLY CROSS DNP - Injury 11/24 TEMPLE DNP - Injury 11/27 vs. GU DNP - Injury UVM DNP - Injury MAR DNP - Injury 12/6 MAN DNP - Injury NE DNP - Injury DREXEL FGCU MON 1/6 RIDER 1/8 CAN 1/15 NIA CAN 1/22 FFD 1/24 SIENA 1/28 MON MAN 2/2 SPU SIE 2/7 NIA 2/12 IONA SPU 2/18 MAR RIDER 2/26 FFD IONA Totals RAMOS CAREER STATISTICS Season Games Mins FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA OR-DR-TOT A ST BS PTS Avg Totals C a reer Hi ghs Points: 9, vs. Marist, 3/9/15 Rebounds: 7, at Monmouth, 3/1/15 Assists: 5, vs. Monmouth, 1/4/15 Blocks: Steals: 4, at Rider, 2/26/ Season Highs Points: 9, vs. Marist, 3/9/15 Rebounds: 7, at Monmouth, 3/1/15 Assists: 5, vs. Monmouth, 1/4/15 Blocks: Steals: 4, at Rider, 2/26/15

26 #21 Jen Fay Sophomore Forward 6-0 Lynbrook, New York Lynbrook / Nazareth FAY S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Game Min FG-FGA Pct. 3P-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR-TOT A TO ST BS PF PTS Avg. ARMY DNP - Injury 11/19 HARTFORD DNP - Injury 11/21 HOLY CROSS DNP - Injury 11/24 TEMPLE DNP - Injury 11/27 vs. GU DNP - Injury UVM DNP - Injury MAR DNP - Injury 12/6 MAN DNP - Injury NE DNP - Injury DREXEL FGCU MON 1/6 RIDER 1/8 CAN 1/15 NIA CAN 1/22 FFD 1/24 SIENA 1/28 MON MAN 2/2 SPU SIE 2/7 NIA 2/12 IONA SPU 2/18 MAR RIDER 2/26 FFD IONA Totals FAY S CAREER STATISTICS Season Games Mins FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA OR-DR-TOT A ST BS PTS Avg Totals C a reer Hi ghs Points: 11, vs. Hampton, 11/18/14 Rebounds: 10, vs. Marist, 1/22/15 Assists: 6, at Siena, 1/30/15 Blocks: 2, vs. Monmouth, 1/4/15 Steals: 3, Two Times Season Highs Points: N/A Rebounds: N/A Assists: N/A Blocks: N/A Steals: N/A

27 #22 Brittany Johnson Sophomore Guard 5-11 Pickerington, Ohio Pickerington North JOHNSON S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Game Min FG-FGA Pct. 3P-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR-TOT A TO ST BS PF PTS Avg. ARMY /19 HARTFORD /21 HOLY CROSS /24 TEMPLE /27 vs. GU UVM MAR /6 MAN NE DREXEL FGCU MON 1/6 RIDER 1/8 CAN 1/15 NIA CAN 1/22 FFD 1/24 SIENA 1/28 MON MAN 2/2 SPU SIE 2/7 NIA 2/12 IONA SPU 2/18 MAR RIDER 2/26 FFD IONA Totals JOHNSON S CAREER STATISTICS Season Games Mins FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA OR-DR-TOT A ST BS PTS Avg Totals C a reer Hi ghs Points: 12, at Northeastern, 12/9/15 Rebounds: 6, twice Assists: 2, four times Blocks: 2, vs. Drexel, 12/17/14 Steals: 3, vs. Holy Cross, 11/21/ Season Highs Points: 12, at Northeastern, 12/9/15 Rebounds: 6, twice Assists: 2, four times Blocks: 1, twice Steals: 3, vs. Holy Cross, 11/21/15

28 #23 Brittany Martin Freshman Guard 5-6 Sicklerville, New Jersey Timber Creek MARTIN S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Game Min FG-FGA Pct. 3P-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR-TOT A TO ST BS PF PTS Avg. ARMY /19 HARTFORD /21 HOLY CROSS /24 TEMPLE /27 vs. GU UVM MAR /6 MAN NE DREXEL FGCU MON 1/6 RIDER 1/8 CAN 1/15 NIA CAN 1/22 FFD 1/24 SIENA 1/28 MON MAN 2/2 SPU SIE 2/7 NIA 2/12 IONA SPU 2/18 MAR RIDER 2/26 FFD IONA Totals MARTIN S CAREER STATISTICS Season Games Mins FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA OR-DR-TOT A ST BS PTS Avg Totals Same as Season C a reer & S ea so n Hi ghs Points: 16, at Army West Point, 11/15/15 Rebounds: 3, vs. Temple, 11/24/15 Assists: 5, vs. Holy Cross, 11/21/15 Blocks: N/A Steals: 3, vs. Manhattan, 12/6/15

29 #25 Aryn McClure Freshman Guard/Forward 6-0 Springfield Gardens, New York Archbishop Molloy McClURE S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Game Min FG-FGA Pct. 3P-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR-TOT A TO ST BS PF PTS Avg. ARMY /19 HARTFORD /21 HOLY CROSS /24 TEMPLE /27 vs. GU UVM MAR /6 MAN NE DREXEL FGCU MON 1/6 RIDER 1/8 CAN 1/15 NIA CAN 1/22 FFD 1/24 SIENA 1/28 MON MAN 2/2 SPU SIE 2/7 NIA 2/12 IONA SPU 2/18 MAR RIDER 2/26 FFD IONA Totals McClURE S CAREER STATISTICS Season Games Mins FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA OR-DR-TOT A ST BS PTS Avg Totals Same as Season C a reer & S ea so n Hi ghs Points: 10,vs. Hartford, 11/19/15 Rebounds: 11, vs. Manhattan, 12/6/15 Assists: 3, three times Blocks: 3, twice Steals: 1, six times

30 #34 Shahara Ingram Senior Guard 5-5 Yonkers, New York Roosevelt High School WEBSTER S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Game Min FG-FGA Pct. 3P-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR-TOT A TO ST BS PF PTS Avg. ARMY DNP - Coach s Decision 11/19 HARTFORD DNP - Coach s Decision 11/21 HOLY CROSS DNP - Coach s Decision 11/24 TEMPLE DNP - Coach s Decision 11/27 vs. GU DNP - Coach s Decision UVM DNP - Coach s Decision MAR DNP - Coach s Decision 12/6 MAN DNP - Coach's Decision NE DNP - Coach's Decision DREXEL FGCU MON 1/6 RIDER 1/8 CAN 1/15 NIA CAN 1/22 FFD 1/24 SIENA 1/28 MON MAN 2/2 SPU SIE 2/7 NIA 2/12 IONA SPU 2/18 MAR RIDER 2/26 FFD IONA Totals INGRAM S CAREER STATISTICS Season Games Mins FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA OR-DR-TOT A ST BS PTS Avg Totals Same as Season C a reer & S ea so n Hi ghs Points: N/A Rebounds: N/A Assists: N/A Blocks: N/A Steals: N/A

31 #35 Morgan Manz Sophomore Forward 6-1 Southbury, Conn. The Taft School MANZ S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Game Min FG-FGA Pct. 3P-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR-TOT A TO ST BS PF PTS Avg. ARMY /19 HARTFORD /21 HOLY CROSS /24 TEMPLE /27 vs. GU UVM MAR /6 MAN NE DNP - Injury DREXEL FGCU MON 1/6 RIDER 1/8 CAN 1/15 NIA CAN 1/22 FFD 1/24 SIENA 1/28 MON MAN 2/2 SPU SIE 2/7 NIA 2/12 IONA SPU 2/18 MAR RIDER 2/26 FFD IONA Totals MANZ S CAREER STATISTICS Season Games Mins FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA OR-DR-TOT A ST BS PTS Avg Totals C a reer Hi ghs Points: 15, twice Rebounds: 7, vs. Manhattan, 1/12/14 Assists: 4, vs. Hartford, 11/19/15 Blocks: 2, twice Steals: 1, 11 Times Season Highs Points: 15, twice Rebounds: 6, vs. Hartford, 11/19/15 Assists: 4, vs. Hartford, 11/19/15 Blocks: 2, twice Steals: 1, five times

32 QU WOMEN S BASKETBALL TELEVISION Quinnipiac University Basketball Game Notes Quinnipiac UniversityWomen s Women s Basketball GameCHART Notes #2 Tiffany Webster Forward Senior 6-0 Washington, D.C. (Tiffany Webster) #3 Adily Martucci Guard RS Junior 5-8 Waterford, Conn. (Add-ILL-e Mar-TUCH-e) #4 Paula Strautmane #11 Edel Thornton Guard Freshman 5-11 Garranabraher, Ireland (E-del Thornton) #12 Katie Carroll Forward Senior 6-0 Westlake, Ohio (Katie Carroll) #22 Brittany Johnson Guard Sophomore 5-11 Pickerington, Ohio (Brittany Johnson) Tricia Fabbri Head Coach 21st Season (Tricia FAB-re) #5 Carly Fabbri Stratford, Conn. (Car-LEE FAB-Re) #10 Maria Napolitano Guard Senior 5-9 Cincinnati, Ohio (Maria Naw-POL-it-ano) #13 Sarah Shewan #15 Brianah Ramos #21 Jen Fay Forward Sophomore 6-2 Guard Junior 5-10 Russell, Ontario (Sarah SHOE-in) Montgomery, N.Y. (BRE-an-ah RAW-mose) Lynbrook, N.Y. (Jen Fay) #23 Brittany Martin Guard Freshman 5-6 Sicklerville, N.J. (Brittany Martin) #25 Aryn McClure (AIR-in McClure) #34 Shahara Ingram Guard Senior 5-5 Yonkers, N.Y. (SHA-hara Ingram) #35 Morgan Manz Forward Junior 6-1 Southbury, Conn. (Morgan MAN-zz) Mountain MacGillivray Danielle Brennan Assistant Coach 6th Season (Danielle BREN-an) Marie Warner Assistant Coach 4th Season (Marie WAR-ner) Tobi Momoh Director of Operations 2nd Season (Tobi MOE-moe) Assistant Coach 7th Season (Mountain Mack-GILL-vree) Forward Freshman 6-0 Mucenieki, Latvia (STROUGHT-mahn-EH) Forward Freshman 5-11 Springfield Gardens, N.Y. Guard Sophomore 5-7 Forward Sophomore 6-0