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1 GAME NOTES /// GAME 32 /// vs. IDAHO (WNIT FIRST ROUND) WOMEN S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE & RESULTS N3 ACADEMY OF ART (ex.)...w N10 WASHINGTON STATE RV/--...W N12 PEPPERDINE...W N17 PORTLAND STATE...W N20 at Pacific... W N24 at Southern Utah... W N26 at Seattle... W N30 SACRAMENTO STATE...W D6 SAN FRANCISCO (DH)...W D9 at Saint Mary s... W D17 UCF... L D20 at Oregon State 17/17... L D28! vs. Yale... W D29! at Fordham... L J4 at UC Irvine*... W J6 HAWAI I*...W J11 UC RIVERSIDE*...W J18 at UC Santa Barbara*... W J20 at Cal Poly*... W J24 CAL STATE FULLERTON*...W J27 UC SANTA BARBARA* (DH)...W F1 at Long Beach State*... W F3 at CSUN*... L (OT) F7 CAL POLY*...W F10 CSUN* (DH)...W F15 LONG BEACH STATE*...W F17 at Hawai i*... W F24 UC IRVINE* (DH)...W M1 at Cal State Fullerton*... W M3 at UC Riverside*... L IDAHO (19-13) at UC DAVIS (25-6) Women s National Invitation Tournament - First Round Thursday, March 15, :00 p.m. Davis, Calif. The Pavilion TV: Streamed Live on Big West TV RADIO: KDVS 90.3 FM (PBP: Greg Wong... ANALYST: Max Agress) UC DAVIS Nickname... Aggies Location... Davis, Calif Record Home / Away / Neutral / 10-4 / Big West Record Scoring Leader... Morgan Bertsch, 19.5 ppg Rebounding Leader... Pele Gianotti, 5.9 rpg Assist Leader... Kourtney Eaton, 4.63 apg ON THE BENCH UC Davis Head Coach Jennifer Gross Alma Mater...UC Davis 97 Years...7th Season Career/UC Davis Record (.587) Big West Conference Record (.622) Associate Head Coach... Joe Teramoto Assistant Coaches...Des Abeyta...Matt Klemin UC DAVIS POSSIBLE STARTERS IDAHO AT A GLANCE Overall / Big Sky / 13-5 Home / Away / Neutral / 9-5 / 3-2 Head Coach...Jon Newlee Alma Mater... San Diego State 82 Years...10th Season Career Record (.531) School Record (.531) Associate Head Coach...Christa Sanford Assistant Coach...Jeri Jacobson SERIES VS. IDAHO Overall... First Meeting Current Streak...None at Davis, Calif at Moscow, Idaho at Neutral Site First Meeting... First Meeting Last Meeting... First Meeting BIG WEST CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT M9 vs. 6 UC Riverside... W Semifinals (Anaheim, Calif.) M10 vs. 5 CSUN... L Championship (Anaheim, Calif.) 13 NAFEKH 4 NAGEL 2 KO. EATON 22 BERTSCH 10 GIANOTTI 21ST ANNUAL WOMEN S NIT M15 IDAHO (First Round)...6:00 PM M17-20 Second Round...TBA M21-23 Third Round...TBA M24-26 Fourth Round...TBA M28-29 Semifinals...TBA M31 Championship Game (CBSSN)...TBA * denotes Big West Conference game... (DH) doubleheader with the UC Davis men s team...! 11th Annual Fordham Holiday Classic (Bronx, N.Y.)... Rankings are AP/USA Today BIG WEST STANDINGS (3/12/18) TEAM CONF. PCT. OVERALL PCT. UC DAVIS ^ Cal Poly UC Irvine UC Santa Barbara CSUN ~ UC Riverside Long Beach State Hawai i Cal State Fullerton ^ Regular Season Champion ~ Tournament Champion Use your smartphone or other smart device to scan the above QR codes to read each student-athlete s bio AGGIES QUICK LOOK ROSTER NO. NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN GP GS PPG RPG APG FG% 1 Brittany NGUYEN G 5-4 RFR Elk Grove, Calif Kourtney EATON G 5-9 JR Longview, Wash Karley EATON G 5-9 JR Longview, Wash Rachel NAGEL G 5-10 SR La Palma, Calif Nina BESSOLO F 5-11 SO Hayward, Calif Pele GIANOTTI F 5-11 SR Myrtle Creek, Ore Sage STOBBART P 6-3 FR N. Vancouver, B.C REDSHIRT 13 Dani NAFEKH G 5-11 SR Oakville, Ontario Emma GIBB F/C 6-2 RFR McMinnville, Ore Kaitlyn HSU G 5-6 SO Irvine, Calif Sophia SONG F 5-11 SO Monterey Park, Calif Morgan BERTSCH F 6-4 RJR Santa Rosa, Calif Kayla KONRAD F 6-0 FR Valencia, Calif REDSHIRT 31 Katie TOOLE G 5-10 JR Farmington, Utah REDSHIRT (TRANSFER) 32 Cierra HALL F 6-0 FR Cypress, Calif Marly ANDERSON C 6-2 RSR Portland, Ore

2 GAME 32 >> vs. Idaho (WNIT First Round) >> Davis, Calif. >> The Pavilion >> March 15, UC DAVIS WOMEN S BASKETBALL ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 1 Brittany NGUYEN G 5-4 RFr. Elk Grove, Calif. (Pleasant Grove HS 16) 2 Kourtney EATON G 5-9 Jr. Longview, Wash. (Mark Morris HS 15) 3 Karley EATON G/F 5-9 Jr. Longview, Wash. (Mark Morris HS 15) 4 Rachel NAGEL G 5-10 Sr. La Palma, Calif. (Whitney HS 14) 5 Nina BESSOLO F 5-11 So. Hayward, Calif. (Castro Valley HS 16) 10 Pele GIANOTTI F 5-11 Sr. Myrtle Creek, Ore. (Roseburg HS 14) 11 Sage STOBBART P 6-3 Fr. North Vancouver, B.C. (Seycove Secondary School 17) 13 Dani NAFEKH G/F 5-11 Sr. Oakville, Ontario, Canada (Oakville Trafalgar HS 14) 14 Emma GIBB F/C 6-2 RFr. McMinnville, Ore. (Western Mennonite School 16) 15 Kaitlyn HSU G 5-6 So. Irvine, Calif. (Northwood HS 16) 21 Sophia SONG F 5-11 So. Monterey Park, Calif. (Mark Keppel HS 16) 22 Morgan BERTSCH F/C 6-4 RJr. Santa Rosa, Calif. (Santa Rosa HS 14) 23 Kayla KONRAD F 6-0 Fr. Valencia, Calif. (Valencia HS 17) 31 Katie TOOLE G 5-10 Jr. Farmington, Utah (Viewmont HS 15/Utah State) 32 Cierra HALL F 6-0 Fr. Cypress, Calif. (Fairmont Prep Academy 17) 33 Marly ANDERSON C 6-2 RSr. Portland, Ore. (Glencoe HS 13/E. Washington) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 33 Marly ANDERSON C 6-2 RSr. Portland, Ore. (Glencoe HS 13/E. Washington) 22 Morgan BERTSCH F/C 6-4 RJr. Santa Rosa, Calif. (Santa Rosa HS 14) 5 Nina BESSOLO F 5-11 So. Hayward, Calif. (Castro Valley HS 16) 3 Karley EATON G/F 5-9 Jr. Longview, Wash. (Mark Morris HS 15) 2 Kourtney EATON G 5-9 Jr. Longview, Wash. (Mark Morris HS 15) 10 Pele GIANOTTI F 5-11 Sr. Myrtle Creek, Ore. (Roseburg HS 14) 14 Emma GIBB F/C 6-2 RFr. McMinnville, Ore. (Western Mennonite School 16) 32 Cierra HALL F 6-0 Fr. Cypress, Calif. (Fairmont Prep Academy 17) 15 Kaitlyn HSU G 5-6 So. Irvine, Calif. (Northwood HS 16) 23 Kayla KONRAD F 6-0 Fr. Valencia, Calif. (Valencia HS 17) 13 Dani NAFEKH G/F 5-11 Sr. Oakville, Ontario, Canada (Oakville Trafalgar HS 14) 4 Rachel NAGEL G 5-10 Sr. La Palma, Calif. (Whitney HS 14) 1 Brittany NGUYEN G 5-4 RFr. Elk Grove, Calif. (Pleasant Grove HS 16) 21 Sophia SONG F 5-11 So. Monterey Park, Calif. (Mark Keppel HS 16) 11 Sage STOBBART P 6-3 Fr. North Vancouver, B.C. (Seycove Secondary School 17) 31 Katie TOOLE G 5-10 Jr. Farmington, Utah (Viewmont HS 15/Utah State) HEAD COACH ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH DIR. OF BASKETBALL OPS. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER Jennifer GROSS (UC Davis 97), 7th Season (14th Year at UC Davis) Joe TERAMOTO (Cal Poly 02), 12th Season Des ABEYTA (UC Davis 00), 11th Season Matt KLEMIN (Cal Poly 05), 7th Season Stephanie SHADWELL (UC Santa Barbara 00), 3rd Season Therese CARDINET (UC Davis 82), 31st Season Lisa VARNUM PRO-NUN-SEE-AY-SHUNS 1 Brittany NGUYEN...Brittany nuh-when 4 Rachel NAGEL...NAY-gull (rhymes with bagel ) 5 Nina BESSOLO...BESS-oh-low 10 Pele GIANOTTI...BEH-leh GEE-ah-NAH-tee 11 Sage STOBBART...Sage STOW-bart 13 Dani NAFEKH... NAFF-eck (rhymes with traffic ) 15 Kaitlyn HSU... Kaitlyn SHOE 22 Morgan BERTSCH... Morgan BIRCH 32 Cierra HALL... see-air-uh Hall 33 Marly ANDERSON...MAR-lee Anderson AHC Joe TERAMOTO...TAIR-uh-MO-toe AC Des ABEYTA... DEZ uh-bay-tuh AC Matt KLEMIN... Matt CLEM-in AA Therese CARDINET... tur-eese car-din-ay TIP-OFF: For the first time in the program s Division I history, the UC Davis women s basketball team (25-6 overall) will play host to a postseason game, welcoming Idaho (19-13 overall) to The Pavilion on Thursday (March 15) at 6 p.m., for a first-round Women s National Invitation Tournament match-up. TICKETS, PLEASE: Tickets for the event will go on sale on Tuesday (March 13) at Noon online at UCDavisAggies.com, in person at the UC Davis Athletic Ticket Office at Aggie Stadium on campus, or over the phone at (530) 752-AGS1. Courtside seats are available for $15, reserved seats are $13, with general admission tickets going for $11. Students will be admitted for free and parking in Lot 25 near the arena will also be free on a first-come, first-served, basis. BE A FOLLOWER: Fans can keep up with the latest in UC Davis athletics by liking us on Facebook (facebook.com/ UCDavisAggies) and following us on Twitter (@UCDavisAggies). You can also like women s basketball (facebook.com/ UCDavisWomensBasketball) as well as follow them on Twitter and Instagram (@ UCDavisWBB). In-game updates on game day are also available on Twitter by AGGIES IN THE POSTSEASON: The season marks the Aggies sixth foray into the postseason in its 11 seasons at the Division I level, and back-to-back trips following last year s Sweet 16 appearance in the WNIT... This year marks UC Davis fifth appearance in the WNIT since 2008, posting a 2-4 record in those five appearances -- with every game played on the road... The wins over Utah and Colorado State at last season s WNIT were the program s first-ever postseason victories at the Division I level... The Aggies have also made an appearance in the NCAA Division I Tournament in 2011, falling to Bay Area rival Stanford... UC Davis was a mainstay at the NCAA Division II Tournament before making the jump, advancing to the NCAA West Regionals 12 times in 14 years from , including a third-place national finish in UC DAVIS DIVISION I POSTSEASON HISTORY 2008 WNIT at Gonzaga L, WNIT at California L, (ot) 2011 NCAA at Stanford L, WNIT at Oregon State L, WNIT at Utah W, WNIT at Colorado State W, WNIT at Washington State L, ABOUT THE VANDALS: Led by 10th year head coach Jon Newlee, the Vandals finished the regular season with a overall record and a 13-5 mark in the Big Sky, making a run to the conference tournament championship game before falling to Northern Colorado, which earned a No. 10 seed in the NCAA Tournament and will meet No. 7 Michigan in the opening round... Idaho, making its third straight postseason appearance won 11 of its final 13 heading into the conference tournament, and posted wins over Montana State (78-74) and Portland State (102-99) in the opening rounds, before falling to the Bears (91-69)... Junior guard Mikayla Ferenz led a trio of Vandal starters in double figures, averaging 22.6 points and 6.5 rebounds per game, while dishing out 4.41 assists per contest and shooting.452 from the field and.407 from three-point range... Senior post Geraldine McCorkell (16.8 ppg, 7.9 rpg,.477 FG%) and junior guard Taylor Pierce (15.5 ppg, 3.5 rpg) are also in double figures for an Idaho squad that averaged 75.2 ppg and shot.433 from the field, while holding opponents to 74.5 ppg and a.425 field goal percentage. SERIES RECORDS: Thursday s opening round WNIT contest will be the first between the two programs. WINNING IN THE WNIT: The Aggies enter the 21st annual WNIT tied for the fourth-most victories overall among the field of 64, and sports the third-best winning percentage (.806) behind only South Dakota and UAB (.813), which finished the 2017 BIG WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2017 WNIT PARTICIPANTS

3 GAME 32 >> vs. Idaho (WNIT First Round) >> Davis, Calif. >> The Pavilion >> March 15, 2018 AGGIES IN THE BIG WEST BIG WEST STATISTICAL RANKINGS (as of March 11, 2018) Scoring Offense... 2nd 71.6 Scoring Defense... 1st 61.7 Scoring Margin... 1st +9.9 Free Throw Percentage... 1st.747 Field Goal Percentage... 1st.467 Field Goal Percentage Defense... 1st.366 Three-Point Percentage... 1st.389 Three-Point Percentage Defense... 2nd.311 Rebounding Offense...7th 35.2 Rebounding Defense...5th 38.1 Rebounding Margin...7th -2.9 Blocked Shots Per Game...3rd 4.2 Assists... 1st 17.3 Steals...4th 7.5 Assist-to-Turnover Ratio... 1st 1.2 Offensive Rebounds...9th 7.5 Defensive Rebounds... 2nd 27.7 Three-Pointers Made... 1st 252 Three-Pointers Per Game... 2nd 8.1 INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS Morgan Bertsch Scoring... 2nd 19.5 Field Goal Percentage... 2nd.553 Free Throw Percentage...3rd.790 Blocked Shots Per Game...3rd 1.6 Rachel Nagel Three-Point Percentage...7th.406 Three-Pointers Made Per Game...7th 1.7 Pele Gianotti Scoring...12th 11.1 Rebounding...13th 5.9 Field Goal Percentage...7th.481 Defensive Rebounds...7th 4.7 Minutes Played...12th 29.2 Kourtney Eaton Assists Per Game... 2nd 4.6 Assist-to-Turnover Ratio... 1st 2.3 Nina Bessolo Three-Point Percentage...4th.420 Dani Nafekh Three-Point Percentage...3rd.424 Three-Pointers Made Per Game...8th 1.6 Marly Anderson Blocked Shots Per Game...9th 0.9 MILLENIUM MILESTONE Four Aggie players are making their assault on the school s all-time scoring list Carol Rische ( )... 1,711 points 2. Sydnee Fipps ( )... 1, Morgan Bertsch (2015-pres.)...1, Ellen Porshneva ( , )... 1, Jennifer Gross ( )...1, Pele Gianotti (2014-pres.)...1, Kasey Riecks ( )...1,071 t19. Kendall Greene ( )... 1,027 t19. Rachel Nagel (2014-pres.)...1, Dani Nafekh (2014-pres.) regular season at 26-6 overall and tied with Drexel (26-7) for the most wins in the tournament field.. POSTSEASON PREPARED: Combined with the announcement of the 2018 NCAA Tournament field earlier in the day, and the release of the 16-team Women s Basketball Invitational bracket later Monday night, the Aggies have faced eight teams that have secured a postseason berth this season in NCAA selections CSUN (No. 16 seed vs. No. 1 Notre Dame), Seattle (No. 15 seed vs. No. 2 Oregon), and Oregon State (No. 6 seed vs. No. 11 Western Kentucky), as well as WNIT selections Saint Mary s (an automatic qualifier out of the West Coast Conference), UCF (an automatic qualifier out of the American Athletic Conference), and Fordham (an at-large selection out of the Atlantic-10 Conference). In addition, UC Irvine and Yale were both selected to compete at the WBI, which also begins Thursday. HEAD-TO-HEADS: The Aggies and the Vandals had six opponents in common this season: Big West rivals CSUN and Cal State Fullerton, Seattle, and Big Sky opponents Sacramento State, Portland State, and Southern Utah. Idaho finished 8-2 against that group, while UC Davis finished a nearly identical 7-2. LONG TIME COMING: After playing on the road in each of its previous five postseason trips as a Division I program, UC Davis last hosted a postseason contest in 1999 when it was home to the NCAA Division II West Regionals, defeating Cal Poly Pomona in the second round before falling to Montana State-Billings in the regional final. AGGIES IN THE NCAA: UC Davis is one of the top shooting teams in the nation, entering this week s WNIT opening round as the No. 9 team in the nation in three-point shooting (.389) and No. 14 in overall field goal percentage (.467)... The Aggies also rank in the top 25 in assists (No. 16), overall assists (No. 21), and winning percentage (No. 24), as well as standing in the top 50 in five other categories: field goal percentage defense (No. 31), assist-to-turnover ratio (No. 32), three-pointers per game (No. 37), and three-pointers made (No. 37). WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS!: The Aggies clinched their second consecutive Big West regular season title -- and the program s third overall -- claiming the first back-to-back titles for UC Davis since it ended a run of five consecutive California Collegiate Athletic Association crowns from , and the 15th overall regular season conference title dating back to The Aggies are the first Big West school to win outright consecutive regular season titles since UC Santa Barbara did the same from TWIN TITLES: Move over Green Bay. With the men s double overtime win over UC Irvine to clinch their third league title in four years, the city of Davis, Calif., has become the Big West s Titletown. This year marks the first time that both the men s and women s regular season champions hail from the same school since 2008 when UC Santa Barbara swept the titles, and it is the seventh time since 1984 that the same school sports both regular season champions along with the 1984 (UNLV), 1985 (UNLV), 1990 (UNLV), 1991 (UNLV), and 2003 (UCSB), seasons. MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS RECORDS Overall Record Big West Conference Record vs. Top 25/Receiving Votes Home Road Neutral Big West Home Big West Road Lead at Halftime Trail at Halftime Tied at Halftime Overtime Double Overtime Monday s Tuesday s Wednesday s Thursday s Friday s Saturday s Sunday s November December January February March SCORING Score less than 50 points Score points Score points Score points Score 80+ points FIELD GOALS Shoot % Shoot % Shoot % Shoot 60% or better Shoot higher than the opponent Shoot lower than the opponent Percentage is equal THREE-POINTERS Shoot % Shoot % Shoot % Shoot 60% or better Shoot higher than the opponent Shoot lower than the opponent Percentage is equal FREE THROWS Shoot 69.9% or less Shoot % Shoot % Shoot better than 90% Outrebound the opponent Are outrebounded Rebounds are tied Have more assists Have fewer assists Assists are tied Have more turnovers Have fewer turnovers Turnovers are tied No players in double figures One player in double figures Two players in double figures Three players in double figures Four+ players in double figures Have a double-double

4 GAME 32 >> vs. Idaho (WNIT First Round) >> Davis, Calif. >> The Pavilion >> March 15, 2018 MID-MAJOR MOVERS: A season-ending loss has the Aggies down to No. 13 in the latest College Insider mid-major poll released on Tuesday (March 6), falling out of the top 10 for the first time since Jan. 2 (No. 12). The drop ended a run of seven consecutive weeks in the top 10, where the Aggies stood for 12 of the 18 weeks this season. UC Davis has stood among the top 25 of the College Insider poll every week this season, debuting at No. 20 in the preseason. MEET YOUR UC DAVIS AGGIES! Use your smartphone or other smart device to scan the above QR codes to read each student-athlete s bio BRITTANY NGUYEN 5-4 >> RFr. >> Guard Elk Grove, Calif. KOURTNEY EATON 5-9 >> Jr. >> Guard Longview, Wash. KARLEY EATON 5-9 >> Jr. >> Guard Longview, Wash. Tracking the Aggies in the CollegeInsider.com poll Preseason No. 20 Jan. 16 No. 8 Nov. 14 No. 17 Jan. 23 No. 8 Nov. 21 No. 11 Jan. 30 No. 7 Nov. 28 No. 8 Feb. 6 No. 10 Dec. 5 No. 8 Feb. 13 No. 9 Dec. 12 No. 5 Feb. 20 No. 9 Dec. 19 No. 5 Feb. 27 No. 8 Dec. 26 No. 7 March 6 No. 13 Jan. 2 No. 12 Jan. 9 No RACHEL NAGEL 5-10 >> Sr. >> Guard La Palma, Calif. 5 NINA BESSOLO 5-11 >> So. >> Forward Hayward, Calif PELE GIANOTTI 5-11 >> Sr. >> Forward Myrtle Creek, Ore. PROTECTTHEPAVILION: With their victory over UC Irvine on Feb. 24, the Aggies established a new Division I record for home wins with their 13th victory in 14 chances, surpassing the previous mark of 12 set in (12-3) and (12-2), and posting the most wins at home since the squad also finished UC Davis, which has won its last eight straight at home, has been impressive in defending its home court, winning 25 of its last 28 at The Pavilion and posting a combined (.653) record at home under Head Coach Jennifer Gross. ALL-TOURNEY DUO: Senior Pele Gianotti and junior Morgan Bertsch represented the Aggies on the six-woman Big West All-Tournament Team -- the fourth time in the program s history that UC Davis has had two players so honored. For Bertsch, it was her second career all-tournament award after picking up her first as a freshman, joining Heidi Heintz ( ), Paige Mintun ( ), and Alyson Doherty ( ), as two-time honorees for the Aggies. GROSS REPEATS AS COACH OF THE YEAR: For the second consecutive season, UC Davis Head Coach Jennifer Gross was named the Big West Coach of the Year, joining mentor Sandy Simpson as Aggie women s basketball coaches to have earned that honor twice from the conference in a career. Gross is the first repeat winner of the award in the league since UC Santa Barbara s Mark French shared the award in , then won it outright in , and marks only the fifth time overall in conference history that a coach has won the award in consecutive seasons SAGE STOBBART 6-3 >> Fr. >> Post No. Vancouver, B.C. KAITLYN HSU 5-6 >> So. >> Guard Irvine, Calif. KAYLA KONRAD 6-0 >> Fr. >> Forward Valencia, Calif. MARLY ANDERSON 6-2 >> RSr. >> Forward Portland, Ore DANI NAFEKH 5-11 >> Sr. >> Guard Oakville, Ontario, Canada SOPHIA SONG 5-11 >> So. >> Forward Monterey Park, Calif. KATIE TOOLE 5-10 >> Jr. >> Guard Farmington, Utah JENNIFER GROSS Head Coach 7th Season EMMA GIBB 6-2 >> RFr. >> Forward McMinnville, Ore. MORGAN BERTSCH 6-4 >> RJr. >> Forward Santa Rosa, Calif. CIERRA HALL 6-0 >> Fr. >> Forward Cypress, Calif. JOE TERAMOTO Assoc. Head Coach 12th Season BERTSCH HEADLINES ALL-BIG WEST HONORS: Junior biomedical engineering major Morgan Bertsch was named to the first team for the second consecutive season, seniors Pele Gianotti (political science) and Rachel Nagel (psychology) earned second team honors, while senior managerial economics major Dani Nafekh was selected to the honorable mention team. For Bertsch and Gianotti, it was their third career All-Big West honors, while Nafekh picked up her second, and Nagel earned the first of her career. Read the complete release online at: 33 DES ABEYTA Assistant Coach 10th Season MATT KLEMIN Assistant Coach 7th Season THAT S FRESH: In addition to the above honors, let s not leave out newcomer Cierra Hall, who 2017 BIG WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2017 WNIT PARTICIPANTS

5 GAME 32 >> vs. Idaho (WNIT First Round) >> Davis, Calif. >> The Pavilion >> March 15, 2018 became the eighth UC Davis student-athlete named to the Big West All-Freshman Team. Hall, a cell biology major from Cypress, Calif., gives the Aggies one of the league s top freshmen for the fourth consecutive season, joining teammates Nafekh ( ), Bertsch ( ), and Nina Bessolo ( ). The 2009 Big West Freshman of the Year, Lauren Juric, Kasey Riecks ( ), Alyson Doherty ( ), and Molly Greubel ( ), have also been honored. FIRST!: Bertsch s inclusion on the All-Big West first team marks the 12th such honor in the program s history as the Santa Rosa, Calif., native became the third UC Davis player to earn at least two first-team nods in a career along with Paige Mintun ( ) and Sydnee Fipps ( ). With her selection, Bertsch gives the Aggies a first-team honoree in every season since joining the Big West -- the only program in the conference to do so in that span. AGGIES PACE BIG WEST IN THE RPI: After reaching as high as No. 42 in the nation in the RPI at one point this season, the Aggies continue to pace their Big West sistren as of March 12, ranking 73rd in the RPI and standing as the only Big West team in the top 100 thus far (Cal Poly is second among league members at No. 148). The No. 42 ranking earlier this season was the highest that UC Davis had been ranked in the RPI dating back to Dec. 29, when the Aggies stood 40th. WIN AND WHERE: The Aggies win over UC Riverside in the semifinals of the Big West Tournament gave them their 25th victory of the season -- tying the Division I program record for wins in a season set last year and tying them for the third-most victories in a single campaign trailing only the 26-5 Aggies in and the 29-3 UC Davis team that finished third nationally in Meanwhile, on the conference side of the ledger, the Aggies 14-2 mark tied the Division I school record set last season (14-2)... The 28 wins in league over the last two seasons are the most in the program s Big West era, surpassing the 21 wins from (11-3 & 10-6), and the most in a two-year span since when the Aggies were The 28 conference wins over the last two years are the most in the league since UCSB finished 30-2 over the campaigns. THAT WAS FAST: UC Davis victory over CSUN on Feb. 10 made the Aggies the quickest team to 20 wins in the program s Division I history, doing so in just 24 games to beat last year s squad that did so in 26 games. This year s squad now ranks as the seventh-fastest on the all-time list after the Aggies reached 20 wins in 22 games four times in , , , and , to set the record. BACK-TO-BACK: At 25 victories thus far this season, UC Davis has posted back-to-back 20-win seasons for the second time in the program s Division I history, the fifth time overall, and the first since UC Davis finished in and 24-9 in The Aggies also posted back-to-back 20-win seasons in (20-9) and (23-8), four straight years from , and a run of six consecutive 20-win seasons from DOUBLING UP: Of UC Davis 25 victories this season, 17 of those have been by double digits, with seven of those by 20-ormore points. Of those seven, two have been by 30-or-more points: a 32-point win at Pacific on Nov. 20 and a 30-point win over Long Beach State on Feb. 15. STINGY: UC Davis Big West semifinal victory featured a stifling Aggie defense that held UC Riverside to just 28.8 percent shooting from the field -- including just 20.5 percent (8-for-39) over the final three quarters -- marking the third time this season that they held an opponent under 30 percent shooting for a game and the second lowest of the season behind only San Francisco s 28.6 percent on Dec. 6. JUST ENOUGH: In the win over the Highlanders, UC Davis shot just 36 percent from the field in the win -- its lowest in a victory Most Points vs. Long Beach State (4th), 2/15/ at UC Irvine (4th), 1/4/18 Fewest Points... 4 vs. UC Riverside (2nd), 3/9/ at UC Irvine (3rd), 1/4/18 Most Points Allowed at Fordham (4th), 12/29/17 Fewest Pts. Allowed... 6 vs. UC Irvine (1st), 2/24/ at Saint Mary s (2nd), 12/9/17 Most Points - 1st Quarter...25 vs. Hawai i, 1/6/ vs. Yale, 12/28/ at Pacific, 11/20/17 Most Points - 2nd Quarter vs. Cal Poly, 2/7/ vs. Washington State, 11/10/17 Most Points - 3rd Quarter vs. UC Riverside, 1/11/18 Most Points - 4th Quarter...29 vs. LBSU, 2/15/ at UC Irvine, 1/4/18 Most Points - Overtime... 9 at CSUN, 2/3/18 TEAM Most Field Goals...12 at Pacific (3rd), 11/20/17 Highest FG Pct (10-12) vs. LBSU (4th), 2/15/18 Most 3-Pointers... 7 vs. UC Riverside (3rd), 1/11/18 Highest 3-Point Pct (5-6) vs. Wash. St. (2nd), 11/10/17 Most Free Throws...8 (8-14) vs. Cal Poly (4th), 2/7/ (8-10) vs. UC Riverside (4th), 1/11/ QUARTER RECORDS LEADS, DEFICITS & RUNS 1st 2nd Largest Largest Final Largest Opponent W/L Half Half Lead Deficit Margin Run* Academy of Art (ex.) W None Washington State W Pepperdine W None Portland State W at Pacific W at Southern Utah W at Seattle W None Sacramento State W San Francisco W None at Saint Mary s W UCF L None at 17 Oregon State L vs. Yale W at Fordham L at UC Irvine* W Hawai i* W UC Riverside* W at UC Santa Barbara* W at Cal Poly* W Cal State Fullerton* W None UC Santa Barbara* W at Long Beach State* W at CSUN* L (ot) Cal Poly* W CSUN* W Long Beach State* W at Hawai i* W None UC Irvine* W None at Cal State Fullerton* W at UC Riverside* L vs. UC Riverside (BWT) W vs. CSUN (BWT) L * runs are scoreless (i.e.: 8-0, 15-0, etc.) IN THE MARGINS...8 (8-13) at Seattle (4th), 11/26/17 Highest FT Pct (6-6) vs. LBSU (3rd), 2/15/ (6-6) at Oregon State (2nd), 12/20/17 Most Rebounds...15 vs. UC Irvine (1st), 2/24/ at Southern Utah (3rd), 11/24/17 Most Assists at Southern Utah (4th), 11/24/17 Most Blocks... 4 vs. Cal Poly (1st), 2/7/ at Southern Utah (2nd), 11/24/17 Most Steals...6 vs. CSUN (3rd), 2/10/18 INDIVIDUAL Most Points... 13, Bertsch at Fullerton (2nd), 3/1/18 Most Reb....6, Gianotti vs. UC Riverside (3rd), 3/9/ , Hall vs. UC Riverside (1st), 1/11/18 Most FG... 5, 10 Times...Last: Bertsch at Fullerton (2nd & 4th), 3/1/18 Most 3-Ptrs...3, Nagel vs. UC Riverside (3rd), 1/11/ , Nagel vs. Portland State (3rd), 11/17/17 Most FT...5, Nagel vs. UC Santa Barbara (4th), 1/27/18 Most Assists... 5, Ka. Eaton at Southern Utah (4th), 11/24/17 Most Blocks... 3, Bertsch vs. Cal Poly (1st), 2/7/18 Most Steals...3, Nagel vs. CSUN (1st), 2/10/ , Bessolo vs. UCF (3rd), 12/17/17 UC DAVIS WIN-LOSS MARGIN Wins (25) Losses (6)

6 GAME 32 >> vs. Idaho (WNIT First Round) >> Davis, Calif. >> The Pavilion >> March 15, ALL-BIG WEST CONFERENCE HONORS PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Channon Fluker, CSUN FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Jordan Sanders, UC Irvine COACH OF THE YEAR: Jennifer Gross, UC Davis DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Channon Fluker, CSUN SIXTH WOMAN OF THE YEAR: Ayzhiana Basallo, Cal Poly HUSTLE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Dye Stahley, Cal Poly ALL-BIG WEST FIRST TEAM Name School Yr. Pos. Hometown Morgan Bertsch UC Davis Jr. F Santa Rosa, Calif. Drew Edelman UC Santa Barbara Sr. F Sunnyvale, Calif. Dynn Leaupepe Cal Poly Sr. G Camarillo, Calif. Channon Fluker CSUN Jr. C Pasadena, Calif. Morgan Green UC Irvine Jr. G San Jose, Calif. Sarah Toeaina Hawai i Sr. G Covington, Wash. ALL-BIG WEST SECOND TEAM Name School Yr. Pos. Hometown Daeja Smith Cal State Fullerton Jr. C Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. Tessa Boagni CSUN Sr. F Christchurch, New Zealand Pele Gianotti UC Davis Sr. F Myrtle Creek, Ore. Rachel Nagel UC Davis Sr. G La Palma, Calif. Michelle Curry UC Riverside Sr. G Los Angeles, Calif. Lauren Holt UC Riverside Sr. G San Jose, Calif. HONORABLE MENTION Name School Yr. Pos. Hometown Lynn Leaupepe Cal Poly Sr. G Camarillo, Calif. Shanaijah Davison Long Beach State Fr. G Woodland, Calif. Naomi Hunt Long Beach State Fr. F Fullerton, Calif. Cecily Wilson Long Beach State Sr. G Gilbert, Ariz. Dani Nafekh UC Davis Sr. G Oakville, Ontario Jordan Sanders UC Irvine Fr. F Springfield, Mo. Sarah Bates UC Santa Barbara Fr. G Fresno, Calif. ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM Name School Pos. Hometown Shanaijah Davison Long Beach State G Woodland, Calif. Naomi Hunt Long Beach State F Fullerton, Calif. Cierra Hall UC Davis F Cypress, Calif. Jordan Sanders UC Irvine F Springfield, Mo. Sarah Bates UC Santa Barbara G Fresno, Calif. UC DAVIS ALL-BIG WEST HONORS HISTORY FIRST TEAM HONORS Jessica Campbell, Paige Mintun, , , Samantha Meggison, Sydnee Fipps, , , Alyson Doherty, Morgan Bertsch, , Pele Gianotti, SECOND TEAM HONORS Haylee Donaghe, Heidi Heintz, , Alyson Doherty, , Morgan Bertsch, Dani Nafekh, Pele Gianotti, Rachel Nagel, HONORABLE MENTION Heather Bates, Lauren Juric, Kasey Riecks, Haylee Donaghe, Vicky Deeley, Hannah Stephens, Cortney French, Pele Gianotti, Celia Marfone, Dani Nafekh, ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM Lauren Juric, * Kasey Riecks, Alyson Doherty, Molly Greubel, Dani Nafekh, Morgan Bertsch, Nina Bessolo, Cierra Hall, * Big West Freshman of the Year since shooting 35.8 percent from the floor at Colorado State in the second round of last year s Women s NIT -- while the 49 points scored were the fewest in a win for the Aggies since defeating UC Irvine, 47-43, on Feb. 28, MAKING HER POINT: Already enjoying the highest scoring junior season in school history, junior Morgan Bertsch is now the highest scoring Aggie in a single season... EVER. With her 22 points in the Big West title game, the biomedical engineering major broke a record that had stood for three decades, leaping past Staci Stevens (600 points) for the top spot on the all-time list with 605 points. THEY JUST KEEP GOING IN: To get to those 605 points, you gotta make baskets... something that Bertsch has done regularly this season. Ranking No. 5 in the NCAA in field goals made with 262, the junior broke Stevens all-time single-season mark of 252 makes in during last week s Big West Tournament, upping her career total to 646 in three seasons -- a program Division I record that stands just five back of Carol Rische s all-time records of 651. Bertsch also stands No. 37 in the nation in points, No. 36 in points per game, and No. 32 in field goal percentage. PELE ON THE BOARDS: Averaging 9.0 rebounds per game in a pair of Big West tournament games helped senior political science major Pele Gianotti earn a spot on the all-tournament team -- including a season-high tying 11 boards against UC Riverside in the semifinals. Her seven rebounds in the championship game against CSUN gave the Oregon native an even 600 rebounds for her career, making her the fourth UC Davis player to reach that plateau in the program s Division I history, joining Alyson Doherty (708), Celia Marfone (682), and Paige Mintun (606). BOARDING SCHOOL: In addition to her 1,000-point milestone, Gianotti became only the the fourth player in the program s Division I history to score 1,000 points and grab 500 rebounds in a career, joining Alyson Doherty ( ), Paige Mintun ( ), and Sydnee Fipps ( ). SHE S GOT GAME(S): No one has appeared in more games in UC Davis history than senior political science major Pele Gianotti, who collected career games No. 126 and 127 this past weekend in Southern California, breaking Samantha Meggison s total of 123 games played from A four-year contrbuter who has started every game since her sophomore campaign, Gianotti also broke Jennifer Gross all-time consecutive games streak of 119 from , appearing in every game since she stepped foot on campus as a freshman. MOVIN ON UP: Gianotti is chipping away at a spot in the top 10 on the school s all-time scoring list, trailing her head coach, Jennifer Gross, by 63 points for the No. 10 spot with 1,180 in her career. Meanwhile, with her 17 points at the Big West Tournament, senior psychology major Rachel Nagel moved into a tie for 19th with Kendall Greene with 1,027 career points, needing 44 more points to match Kasey Riecks for 18th place. KOURT VISION: Seven assists in the Big West championship game pushed junior psychology major into second on the school s Division I season list with a mark that trails only her own record of 142 set last season and stands fourth on the all-time single-season list, standing 20 behind Sara Lillevand s record of 159 in It is her third season with at least 100 assists and only the fifth by an Aggie in the Division I era. I M COMING FOR YOU, COACH!: Eaton s passing prowess last week solidified her hold on third place on the all-time list with 394, setting her sights on Sara Lillevand (396) in second, with her head coach, Jennifer Gross, waiting at the top with 448 career assists. IN A GIVING MOOD: UC Davis has been the queens of making the extra pass this season, entering the week ranked No. 16 in the nation in assists per game (17.3 apg) and No. 21 in overall assists (537), while ranking No. 32 in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.21). Meanwhile, Kourtney Eaton enters the week ranked No. 80 in the nation in assists per game (4.6), No. 84 in total assists (139), and No. 38 in assist-to-turnover ratio (2.32). THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME?: Entering this week s contest with 1,571 career points to her name, good for third on the all-time list, Bertsch needs just 140 more to catch Carol Rische ( ) for the top spot and 250 more points to pass Audwin Thomas (1,821 points from ) on the men s side to become the all-time leading scorer in UC Davis basketball history. Although there are games still to be played this season, Bertsch -- who ranks sixth on a combined men s and women s all-time scoring list -- could join rarified air in Big West his BIG WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2017 WNIT PARTICIPANTS

7 GAME 32 >> vs. Idaho (WNIT First Round) >> Davis, Calif. >> The Pavilion >> March 15, 2018 tory as well if she can repeat this year s success as a senior, needing 429 more points to reach 2,000 for a career, something only seven other players in the history of the league have done. DOUBLE-DIGIT DAMAGE: Chalk up two more records for Bertsch, who recorded the 30th and 31st double-digit performances of the season -- and the 80th and 81st of her career -- at the Big West tournament to set new program Division I records in both categories. Teammates Pele Gianotti (59) and Rachel Nagel (43) also rank fifth and seventh, respectively, on that same career list. MISS CONSISTENTCY: Bertsch s 31 consecutive double-digit scoring games this season is a new program Division I record, breaking her own mark of 23 straight such performances from Feb. 18, 2016, to Jan. 5, LEADERS BY EXAMPLE: Bertsch will finish this year s campaign as the team s leading scorer for the third consecutive season, becoming only the fifth Aggie to lead the team in scoring in three consecutive seasons, with a chance to join Carol Rische as the only UC Davis players to do so all four years of their collegiate careers. Staci Stevens in , Paige Mintun in , and Sydnee Fipps in , are the only other three Aggies to accomplish the feat three times. Meanwhile, Gianotti is also on the verge of becoming the third straight Aggie to lead the team in rebounds in back-to-back seasons after Sydnee Fipps in and Celia Marfone in SWAT TEAM: Freshman Cierra Hall s block in the first quarter of the Big West tournament championship game was a record-breaker, giving the Aggies 130 blocks as a team to break last year s short-lived mark of 129. UC Davis, which ranks third in the Big West at 4.3 blocks per game, have collected at least four blocks in a game 20 times this season en route to its third straight campaign with at least 100 swats (125 in and 129 in ). BLOCK YOU VERY MUCH: Already the fifth Aggie to reach the century mark in career blocks at Seattle on Nov. 26, Bertsch upped her career total to 143 swats in last week s Big West Tournament, solidifying her hold on third place on the school s all-time list. The Santa Rosa, Calif., native is just four back of Alyson Doherty (147) for second place, and is well-within striking distance of Paige Mintun (150) for the all-time lead. Meanwhile, Bertsch s 50 blocks this season rank tied for third on the all-time single-season list with Alyson Doherty s total and stand just seven behind her single-season record of 57 set last season. RECYCLED NOTES BY THE NUMBERS: Losing only one player off of last season s roster means Head Coach Jennifer Gross has an embarassment of riches statistically to work with in The Aggies bring back all but 17 of their 2,274 points, all but 20 of their 1,242 rebounds, all but seven of their 533 assists, all but five of their 846 field goals made, every one of their 252 three-pointers, and all but seven of their free throws, from the season. What does it all mean? We don t know, but numbers are fun. IT WAS A GOOD RUN: The Aggies 8-0 start to Big West play this season was the best in the program s history and its best start to ANY conference schedule since the Aggies began 12-0 to open the California Collegiate Athletic Association campaign. Meanwhile, the 18 consecutive Big West regular season wins are tied for the sixth longest streak in the league s history -- and the longest for a conference school (current or former) since UC Riverside won 18 consecutive regular season conference games from Jan. 7, 2016, to Jan. 12, BERTSCH S TITANIC NIGHT IN FULLERTON: The junior s 34-point night against Cal State Fullerton were a career high, surpassing her previous best of 29 set against Sacramento State earlier this year and rank as the third-highest single-game total in school history, falling just two shy of Aimee Conner s all-time record of 36 at Chico State on Feb. 20, Bertsch became the first Aggie to score 30-or-more points in a game since Jessica Campbell at Portland State on Nov. 25, 2005, and came on 14-of-21 from the field -- breaking her own Division I program single-game record for field goals made set and tied earlier this year against Pepperdine and Hawai i, respectively. BERTSCH NETS BIG WEST WEEKLY HONORS: Thanks to her efforts on opening weekend, Bertsch picked up Big West Player of the Week honors for only the second time in her career on Nov the first since her 27-point night at San Francisco led to the honor on Dec. 26. The league award is the 15th earned by an Aggie since UC Davis joined the Big West in , and the first since Pele Gianotti was honored on Feb. 27, Read the complete release: ucdavisaggies.com/sports/w-baskbl/spec-rel/111317aaa.html. NAGEL NABS BIG WEST WEEKLY HONORS: She scores. She rebounds. She plays lock-down defense. Now, she s the reigning Big West Conference Player of the Week. Senior Rachel Nagel averaged 15.7 ppg and shot just under 59 percent from the field for the Aggies last week, helping UC Davis to a perfect 3-0 record on the road with wins at Pacific, Southern Utah, and Seattle. It is the first career weekly honor for the psychology major and the 16th overall for an Aggie since joining the league, becoming the 11th different UC Davis player to win the award. Read the complete release here: com/sports/w-baskbl/spec-rel/112717aaa.html. BERTSCH NAMED PLAYER OF THE WEEK AGAIN: For the second time this season and the third time in her career junior Morgan Bertsch has been named the Big West Player of the Week on Feb. 12 after averaging 21.5 ppg, 3.5 rebounds, 2.5 assists, and 3.0 blocks per game, while shooting nearly 66 percent in wins over Cal Poly and CSUN. Read the complete release here: SO HOW BOUT THEM AGGIES?: UC Davis returns all five starters and all but one player off of last season s squad that finished 25-8 overall and 14-2 in the Big West Conference to clinch the regular season title. Although they were eliminated in the semifinals of the league tournament, the Aggies earned the program s first-ever postseason victory with a win at Utah in the opening round of the Women s National Invitation Tournament, and advanced all the way to the event s round of 16 before falling on the road at Washington State. Junior post, and biomedical engineering major, Morgan Bertsch leads the way offensively after averaging 15.8 points and 5.2 rebounds per game en route to All-Big West first team honors, while fellow first-teamer, Pele Gianotti, and second-team selection, Dan Nafekh, were also in double figures at 11.2 and 11.0 ppg, respectively. AGGIES SIGN TALENTED GUARD DUO: UC Davis head women s basketball coach Jennifer Gross reloaded her backcourt with a pair of signings on Nov. 8, inking local standout Makaila Sanders and Washington native Cierra Jo McKeown to National Letters of Intent. Sanders, a 5-9 guard from Sacramento s Foothill HS, and McKeown, a 5-9 guard out of Walla Walla Community College and Touchet, Wash., will join the Aggies for the campaign. McKeown is the first junior college transfer in the program s Division I history and the first since Tatiana Armstrong (College of San Mateo) in To read the complete release, including brief bios on the two signees, please visit: ucdavisaggies.com/sports/w-baskbl/spec-rel/110817aab.html. AGGIES WEARING BIG WEST TARGET: UC Davis was picked to repeat as Big West champions by both the coaches and media, according to a vote released on Oct. 25. The Aggies received six of the nine first-place votes from the coaches and 16 of the 19 first-place nods cast by the media en route to the top spots. UC Davis finished with 77 points in the coaches poll to shade second-place CSUN (69) and UC Santa Barbara (63), while collecting 166 points in the media poll, to out-place the Matadors (148) and Gauchos (112). DAVIS DUO ARE PRESEASON PICKS: The Aggies placed a pair of returning starters on the coaches six-member preseason all-conference team in junior post Morgan Bertsch and senior forward Pele Gianotti -- both All-Big West first team picks a season ago -- while Bertsch was also selected to the preseason allleague squad by the media. Bertsch earned preseason conference s honors for the second straight season, while Gianotti became the sixth UC Davis player to earn preseason laurels, joining Bertsch, Haylee Donaghe, Paige Mintun, Sydnee Fipps, and Alyson Doherty. STATE OF THE AGGIES: Half of the 16-member UC Davis women s basketball roster is made up of players from outside the state of California -- the highest number of out-of-state student-athletes in the program s Division I history. The eight out-of-staters have a decided Pacific Northwest tilt as the Aggie coaching staff has successfully mined the state of Oregon for three players (Pele Gianotti, Marly Anderson, and Emma Gibb), two more from Washington (Kourtney and Karley Eaton), and another from British Columbia (Sage Stobbart) -- giving UC Davis a pair of Canadians along with senior Dani Nafekh (Ontario). Transfer guard Katie Toole, who must sit out due to NCAA transfer rules, hails from Farmington, Utah -- the first Beehive State native in the program s Division I history. SEEING DOUBLE: Karley (older by one minute) and Kourtney Eaton are believed to be only the second set of sisters to take the floor together in the history of the program, joining Dru and Rachelle Hanft, who played together during the 1999 campaign. Taking it one step further, both the Eaton s and Hanft s are identical twins.

8 GAME 32 >> vs. Idaho (WNIT First Round) >> Davis, Calif. >> The Pavilion >> March 15, 2018 THE LAST TIME UC DAVIS... SCORED 100 POINTS: 12/18/16 at Sacramento State (110) ALLOWED 100 POINTS: 11/14/14 vs. 1 UConn (102) SCORED FEWER THAN 50 POINTS: 3/9/18 vs. UC Riverside (49) ALLOWED FEWER THAN 50 POINTS: 3/9/18 vs. UC Riverside (46) ALLOWED FEWER THAN 40 POINTS: 1/28/17 vs. Cal State Fullerton (39) SHOT 60+ PERCENT: 12/18/16 at Sacramento State (.606) OPPONENT SHOT 60+ PERCENT: 1/3/03 at Sonoma State (.606) SHOT LESS THAN 30 PERCENT: 12/20/17 at 17 Oregon State (.239) OPPONENT SHOT LESS THAN 30 PERCENT: 3/9/18 vs. UC Riverside (.288) SEVEN AGGIES IN DOUBLE FIGURES: 12/18/16 at Sacramento State (Bertsch 18, Anderson 16, Nafekh 14, Nagel 13, Song 13, Gianotti 11, Bessolo 11) SIX AGGIES IN DOUBLE FIGURES: 2/18/00 vs. Stanislaus State (Hughes 14, Hurlbut 13, Fok 12, Hanft 12, Coolidge 11, Abeyta 11) FIVE AGGIES IN DOUBLE FIGURES: 11/30/17 vs. Sacramento State (Bertsch 29, Gianotti 15, Nagel 12, Ko. Eaton 10, Nafekh 10) TWO PLAYERS WITH 20+ POINTS: 1/24/18 vs. Cal State Fullerton (Bertsch 23, Gianotti 21) PLAYER SCORED 30+ POINTS: 3/1/18, Morgan Bertsch at Fullerton (34) PLAYER MADE 5+ THREE-POINTERS: 11/17/17, Rachel Nagel vs. Portland State (5) PLAYER HAD 10+ ASSISTS: 11/26/17, Kourtney Eaton at Seattle (11) PLAYER WITH 10+ REBOUNDS: 3/9/18, Pele Gianotti vs. UC Riverside (11) PLAYER WITH 15+ REBOUNDS: 3/5/16, Celia Marfone at UC Irvine (15) PLAYER WITH 20+ REBOUNDS: 3/3/95, Kendall Greene vs. Humboldt State (22) TWO PLAYERS WITH 10+ REBOUNDS: 11/20/17 at Pacific (Anderson 11, Gianotti 10) THREE PLAYERS WITH 10+ REBOUNDS: 11/18/94 vs. Grand Canyon (K. Greene 12, D. Bridges 11, K. Sivesind 10) PLAYER WITH 5+ BLOCKED SHOTS: 2/7/18, Morgan Bertsch vs. Cal Poly (6) PLAYER WITH 5+ STEALS: 2/2/17, Kourtney Eaton at Cal Poly (5) PLAYER WITH A DOUBLE-DOUBLE: 2/15/18, Pele Gianotti vs. LBSU (11 pts.-11 reb.) TWO PLAYERS HAD A DOUBLE-DOUBLE: 3/11/16 vs. UC Riverside (A. Doherty 21p-11r & C. Marfone 10p-12r) PLAYER WITH A TRIPLE-DOUBLE: 12/1/95, Kari Sivesind vs. Emporia State* (13 pts.-10 reb.-12 asst) * The only recorded triple-double in UC Davis history PLAYER SNAPSHOTS 1 BRITTANY NGUYEN (Computer Engineering): Enters her second season with the UC Davis women s basketball program, but has yet to appear in a game due to injury. 2 KOURTNEY EATON (Psychology): Has started 26 of 30 games this season... Collected her third season of at least 100 assists... Has 16 games of five-or-more assists, including a career-high 11 at Seattle (11/26)... The all-time Division I record holder for career assists, she ranks third on the school s all-time list in that category. 3 KARLEY EATON (Psychology): Has appeared in 30 games, making her first start of the year against UC Riverside (1/11)... Posted a career-high seven assists at Southern Utah (11/24) & eight points at UC Santa Barbara (1/18). 4 RACHEL NAGEL (Psychology): Started all 31 games this season... Became the third Aggie to reach 1,000 career points with nine against Long Beach State (2/15)... Has three games of 20-or-more points & 14 double-digit performances overall... Played a season-high 39 minutes in the tournament championship against CSUN (3/10). 5 NINA BESSOLO (Communication): Defensive spark off the bench who has appeared in all 31 games this season... Scored a season-high 16 points in the regular season finale at UC Riverside (3/3), adding five rebounds... Has five games of 10-or-more points... Grabbed a season-high seven rebounds against Hawai i (1/6). 10 PELE GIANOTTI (Political Science): Started all 31 games this season... Career record holder with 127 career games and has appeared in every game since she arrived... Became the 2nd player to reach 1,000 career points this season at UC Santa Barbara (1/18)... One of four players in the program s Division I history to score 1,000 career points and grab 500 career rebounds... Tied a career high with 26 points at UC Riverside (3/3). 11 SAGE STOBBART (Undeclared): Is in her first year with the program and will redshirt the season. 13 DANI NAFEKH (Managerial Economics): Has started all 31 games... Scored a season-high 18 points against UC Riverside (1/11)... Has reached double-digit points eight times... Season-high six assists at Fordham (12/29) and tied the came in the Big West tournament championship game vs. CSUN (3/10). 14 EMMA GIBB (Biological Sciences): In her second season with the program after redshirting all of Appeared in her first game since her junior year of high school against Portland State. Scored her first career points with four at Southern Utah (Nov. 24). Tied her career high with four points against Hawai i (Jan. 6). 15 KAITLYN HSU (Global Disease Biology): Has appeared in 13 games this season, scoring a season-high three points against Southern Utah (Nov. 24). 21 SOPHIA SONG (Biological Sciences): Has appeared in 25 games... Set a season high with seven points in a win over Long Beach State (2/15)... Added a season-high four assists at Southern Utah (11/24). 22 MORGAN BERTSCH (Biomedical Engineering): Has scored in double digits in all 31 games this season -- a single-season Division I era record... Currently stands third on the school s all-time scoring list with 1,571 career points... Scored a career-high 34 points at Cal State Fullerton (3/1) -- the third highest single-game total in school history... Became the fourth junior to reach 1,000 career points along with Carol Rische, Ellen Porshneva, and Sydnee Fipps... Has 16 games of 20-or-more points this season. 23 KAYLA KONRAD (Biological Sciences): In her first year with the program and will redshirt in KATIE TOOLE (Nutrition Science): Is in her first year with the program after playing her first two years at Utah State. Must sit out the season due to NCAA transfer rules. 32 CIERRA HALL (Cell Biology): Has appeared in 30 games. Scored a career-high 17 points at Long Beach State (Feb. 1) on 6-of-6 from the floor... Finished with a career-high 12 rebounds against UC Riverside (Jan. 11). Scored six points and grabbed six rebounds in her Division I debut against Washington State (Nov. 10). 33 MARLY ANDERSON (Design): Has appeared in all 31 games, making four starts on the season... Scored a season-high 13 points to go with nine rebounds against Hawai i (1/6)... Grabbed 11 rebounds at Pacific (11/20). A LOOK BACK AT A SPECIAL SEASON... Wrapping up a record-setting campaign The Aggies at least 20 games for the third time in the program s Division I history, joining the team that finished and the NCAA Tournament squad that finished The 25 wins are a new Division I era record and the most for a UC Davis team since the Aggies finished 25-4 during the season... Overall, the 25 wins are tied for third in a single season, sitting behind a 26-5 season in and a record 29-3 mark in The Aggies 25 wins are the most by a Big West Conference school since former member Pacific finished 27-8 in The 14 Big West wins are also a school record, surpassing the 11-3 mark in league play during the season when the Aggies clinched their only Big West regular season title (21-11 overall), and are the most in any conference since they finished 14-8 against California Collegiate Athletic Association foes in UC Davis matched the Division I mark for home victories by finishing 12-2 at The Pavilion, equalling the squad that finished UC Davis 13th win on the road on March 19 at Colorado State is a new Division I era mark for victories away from home, breaking the record set in (10-6), and posting the most since NCAA records are available beginning with the season BIG WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2017 WNIT PARTICIPANTS

9 GAME 32 >> vs. Idaho (WNIT First Round) >> Davis, Calif. >> The Pavilion >> March 15, WOMEN S BASKETBALL OVERALL STATS UC Davis Women's Basketball UC Davis Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 10, 2018) All games 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 22 Bertsch, Morgan Gianotti, Pele Nagel, Rachel Nafekh, Dani Hall, Cierra Bessolo, Nina Anderson, Marly Eaton, Kourtney Eaton, Karley Song, Sophia Gibb, Emma Hsu, Kaitlyn Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS UCD 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 Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Totals UC Davis Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. 11/10/17 WASHINGTON STATE W /12/17 PEPPERDINE W /17/17 PORTLAND STATE W /20/17 at Pacific W /24/17 at Southern Utah W /26/17 at Seattle U W /30/17 SACRAMENTO STATE W /06/17 SAN FRANCISCO W /9/17 at Saint Mary's (CA) W /17/17 UCF L /20/17 at Oregon State L /28/17 vs Yale W /29/17 at Fordham L * 01/04/18 at UC Irvine W * 01/06/18 HAWAI'I W * 01/11/18 UC RIVERSIDE W * 01/18/18 at UC Santa Barbara W * 01/20/18 at Cal Poly W * 01/24/18 CAL STATE FULLERTON W * 01/27/18 UC SANTA BARBARA W * 02/01/18 at Long Beach State W * 02/03/18 at CSUN Lot * 02/07/18 CAL POLY W * 02/10/18 CSUN W * 02/15/18 LONG BEACH STATE W * 02/17/18 at Hawaii W * 02/24/18 UC IRVINE W * 03/01/18 at Cal State Fullerton W * 03/03/18 at UC Riverside L $ 03/09/18 vs UC Riverside W % 3/10/18 vs CSUN L * = Big West Conference game = Fordham Holiday Classic (Bronx, N.Y.) $ = Big West Conference Tournament Semifinals (Anaheim, Calif.) % = Big West Tournament Championship (Anaheim, Calif.)

10 GAME 32 >> vs. Idaho (WNIT First Round) >> Davis, Calif. >> The Pavilion >> March 15, WOMEN S BASKETBALL BIG WEST STATS UC Davis Women's Basketball UC Davis Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 03, 2018) Big West games only 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 22 Bertsch, Morgan Gianotti, Pele Nagel, Rachel Nafekh, Dani Hall, Cierra Bessolo, Nina Anderson, Marly Eaton, Kourtney Gibb, Emma Song, Sophia Eaton, Karley Hsu, Kaitlyn Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS UCD 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. * 01/04/18 at UC Irvine W * 01/06/18 HAWAI'I W * 01/11/18 UC RIVERSIDE W * 01/18/18 at UC Santa Barbara W * 01/20/18 at Cal Poly W * 01/24/18 CAL STATE FULLERTON W * 01/27/18 UC SANTA BARBARA W * 02/01/18 at Long Beach State W * 02/03/18 at CSUN Lot * 02/07/18 CAL POLY W * 02/10/18 CSUN W * 02/15/18 LONG BEACH STATE W * 02/17/18 at Hawaii W * 02/24/18 UC IRVINE W * 03/01/18 at Cal State Fullerton W * 03/03/18 at UC Riverside L * = Big West Conference game = Fordham Holiday Classic (Bronx, N.Y.) Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Totals UC Davis Opponents BIG WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2017 WNIT PARTICIPANTS

11 GAME 32 >> vs. Idaho (WNIT First Round) >> Davis, Calif. >> The Pavilion >> March 15, WOMEN S BASKETBALL POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS UC Davis Women's Basketball UC Davis Points-Rebounds-Assists (as of Mar 10, 2018) All games Opponent Date Score EATON,KOUR EATON,KARL NAGEL,RACH BESSOLO,NI GIANOTTI,P NAFEKH,DAN GIBB,EMMA WASHINGTON STATE 11/10/ W DNP PEPPERDINE 11/12/ W DNP PORTLAND STATE 11/17/ W at Pacific 11/20/ W at Southern Utah 11/24/ W at Seattle U 11/26/ W SACRAMENTO STATE 11/30/ W DNP SAN FRANCISCO 12/06/ W at Saint Mary's (CA) 12/9/ W DNP UCF 12/17/ L DNP at Oregon State 12/20/ L DNP vs Yale 12/28/ W DNP at Fordham 12/29/ L DNP at UC Irvine 01/04/ W DNP HAWAI'I 01/06/ W UC RIVERSIDE 01/11/ W DNP at UC Santa Barbara 01/18/ W DNP at Cal Poly 01/20/ W DNP CAL STATE FULLERTON 01/24/ W DNP UC SANTA BARBARA 01/27/ W DNP at Long Beach State 02/01/ W DNP at CSUN 02/03/ L DNP DNP CAL POLY 02/07/ W DNP CSUN 02/10/ W DNP LONG BEACH STATE 02/15/ W DNP at Hawaii 02/17/ W DNP UC IRVINE 02/24/ W DNP at Cal State Fullerton 03/01/ W DNP at UC Riverside 03/03/ L DNP vs UC Riverside 03/09/ W DNP vs CSUN 3/10/ L DNP Opponent Date Score HSU,KAITLY SONG,SOPHI BERTSCH,MO HALL,CIERR ANDERSON,M WASHINGTON STATE 11/10/ W DNP PEPPERDINE 11/12/ W DNP PORTLAND STATE 11/17/ W DNP at Pacific 11/20/ W at Southern Utah 11/24/ W at Seattle U 11/26/ W SACRAMENTO STATE 11/30/ W DNP SAN FRANCISCO 12/06/ W at Saint Mary's (CA) 12/9/ W DNP UCF 12/17/ L DNP at Oregon State 12/20/ L DNP vs Yale 12/28/ W at Fordham 12/29/ L DNP at UC Irvine 01/04/ W DNP DNP HAWAI'I 01/06/ W UC RIVERSIDE 01/11/ W at UC Santa Barbara 01/18/ W DNP at Cal Poly 01/20/ W DNP DNP CAL STATE FULLERTON 01/24/ W UC SANTA BARBARA 01/27/ W DNP DNP at Long Beach State 02/01/ W DNP at CSUN 02/03/ L DNP DNP CAL POLY 02/07/ W CSUN 02/10/ W DNP LONG BEACH STATE 02/15/ W at Hawaii 02/17/ W DNP UC IRVINE 02/24/ W DNP at Cal State Fullerton 03/01/ W at UC Riverside 03/03/ L vs UC Riverside 03/09/ W DNP DNP vs CSUN 3/10/ L DNP DNP

12 GAME 32 >> vs. Idaho (WNIT First Round) >> Davis, Calif. >> The Pavilion >> March 15, 2018 MISCELLANEOUS STATS Points in Points Off Offensive 2nd Chance Bench Final Opponent the Paint Margin Turnovers Turnovers Margin Rebounds Points Margin Points Margin Score Margin N10 WASHINGTON STATE EVEN N12 PEPPERDINE N17 PORTLAND STATE N20 at Pacific N24 at Southern Utah N26 at Seattle N30 SACRAMENTO STATE EVEN D6 SAN FRANCISCO D9 at Saint Mary s D17 UCF D20 at 17 Oregon State D28 vs. Yale D29 vs. Fordham J4 at UC Irvine* EVEN J6 HAWAI I* J11 UC RIVERSIDE* J18 at UC Santa Barbara* J20 at Cal Poly* J24 CAL STATE FULLERTON* J27 UC SANTA BARBARA* F1 at Long Beach State* F3 at CSUN* (ot) -4 F7 CAL POLY* F10 CSUN* EVEN F15 LONG BEACH STATE* F17 at Hawai i* F24 UC IRVINE* M1 at Cal State Fullerton* M3 at UC Riverside* M9 vs. UC Riverside M10 vs. CSUN Home Games in BOLD... Stats listed in order of UC Davis-Opponents AGGIES BY STARTING LINEUP GUARD (1) GUARD (2) FORWARD (3) FORWARD (4) CENTER (5) GAMES RECORD Kourtney Eaton Dani Nafekh Rachel Nagel (G) Pele Gianotti Morgan Bertsch Dani Nafekh Rachel Nagel Pele Gianotti Morgan Bertsch Marly Anderson Dani Nafekh Karley Eaton Rachel Nagel (G) Pele Gianotti Morgan Bertsch STATISTICAL GAMES DOUBLE-DIGIT SCORING Player...No. (Career) Bertsch (81) Gianotti (59) Nagel (43) Nafekh... 8 (30) Hall... 7 (7) Bessolo... 5 (9) Anderson... 2 (7) Ko. Eaton... 1 (14) Song... 0 (4) DOUBLE-DIGIT REBOUNDING Player... No. (Career) Gianotti... 3 (10) Nagel... 1 (2) Anderson...1 (2) Hall...1 (1) Bertsch... 1 (4) DOUBLE-DOUBLES Player...No. (Career) Gianotti... 2 (7) Bertsch... 1 (4) Anderson... 0 (1) Nagel... 0 (1) 20-POINT GAMES Player...No. (Career) Bertsch (35*) Nagel... 3 (6) Gianotti... 1 (7) Nafekh... 0 (5) * school career record... includes 34-point game on March 1 at Cal State Fullerton 2017 BIG WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2017 WNIT PARTICIPANTS

13 GAME 32 >> vs. Idaho (WNIT First Round) >> Davis, Calif. >> The Pavilion >> March 15, 2018 BRITTANY NGUYEN (5-4 >> Fr. >> Guard >> Elk Grove, Calif. >> Pleasant Grove HS 16) 0...POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS BLOCKS STEALS FIELD GOALS POINTERS FREE THROWS MINUTES... 0 KOURTNEY EATON (5-9 >> So. >> Guard >> Longview, Wash. >> Mark Morris HS 15) 15 at UC Riverside (3/2/17)...POINTS...9 (2x), last at Cal Poly (1/20/18) 9 (2x), last at Long Beach State (2/1/18))...REBOUNDS...9 at Long Beach State (2/1/18) 11 at Seattle (11/26/17)...ASSISTS at Seattle (11/26/17) 2 vs. Cal Poly (2/7/18)... BLOCKS...2 vs. Cal Poly (2/7/18) 5 (2x), last at Cal Poly (2/2/17)...STEALS...3 at Fordham (12/29/17) 5 (4x), last at Long Beach State (1/21/17)... FIELD GOALS...3 (4x), last at Cal Poly (1/20/18) 4 (2x), last at Colorado State (3/19/17)... 3-POINTERS...3 at Saint Mary s (12/9/17) 6 at Pacific (11/21/16)...FREE THROWS...4 vs. Cal Poly (2/7/18) 39 (2x), last at Washington State (3/23/17)... MINUTES...37 (2x), last at Saint Mary s (12/9/17) TOTALS KARLEY EATON (5-9 >> So. >> Guard >> Longview, Wash. >> Mark Morris HS 15) 9 (2x), last vs. UC Santa Barbara (1/30/16)...POINTS... 8 at UC Santa Barbara (1/18/18) 6 vs. UC Irvine (2/11/17)...REBOUNDS...5 at UC Santa Barbara (1/18/18) 7 at Southern Utah (11/24/17)...ASSISTS...7 at Southern Utah (11/24/17) 1 (5x), last at Southern Utah (11/24/17)... BLOCKS...1 (2x), last at Southern Utah (11/24/17) 2 (4x), last at Cal State Fullerton (1/19/17)...STEALS...2 vs. San Francisco (12/6/17) 4 vs. UC Santa Barbara (1/30/16)... FIELD GOALS... 3 at UC Santa Barbara (1/18/18) 3 at Utah (12/29/15)... 3-POINTERS... 2 (2x), last at UC Santa Barbara (1/18/18) 2 (3x), last vs. Yale (12/28/17)...FREE THROWS...2 (2x), last vs. Yale (12/28/17) 28 vs. UC Irvine (2/11/17)... MINUTES...20 at Southern Utah (11/24/17) TOTALS RACHEL NAGEL (5-10 >> Jr. >> Guard >> La Palma, Calif. >> Whitney HS 14) 23 at Seattle (11/26/17)...POINTS...23 at Seattle (11/26/17) 11 vs. Montana State (11/23/16)...REBOUNDS...10 at Southern Utah (11/24/17) 5 (2x), last at Fordham (12/29/17)...ASSISTS...5 at Fordham (12/29/17) 2 at Long Beach State (2/1/18)... BLOCKS...2 at Long Beach State (2/1/18) 4 (4x), last vs. UC Riverside (3/9/18)...STEALS...4 (3x), last vs. UC Riverside (3/9/18) 8 (2x), last at Seattle (11/26/17)... FIELD GOALS...8 at Seattle (11/26/17) 6 (2x), last vs. Portland State (11/17/17)... 3-POINTERS...6 vs. Portland State (11/17/17) 9 vs. Montana State (11/23/16)...FREE THROWS...6 vs. Sacramento State (11/30/17) 39 vs. UC Santa Barbara (3/10/17)... MINUTES...36 (5x), last at CSUN (2/3/18) TOTALS

14 GAME 32 >> vs. Idaho (WNIT First Round) >> Davis, Calif. >> The Pavilion >> March 15, 2018 NINA BESSOLO (5-11 >> Fr. >> Forward >> Hayward, Calif. >> Castro Valley HS 16) Career...Category Season Highs 16 (2x), last at UC Riverside (3/3/18)...POINTS...16 at UC Riverside (3/3/18) 8 vs. Holy Names (11/13/16)...REBOUNDS... 7 vs. Hawai i (1/6/18) 3 (3x), last vs. Yale (12/28/17)...ASSISTS... 3 vs. Yale (12/28/17) 2 (3x), last at UC Santa Barbara (1/18/18)... BLOCKS...2 at UC Santa Barbara (1/18/18) 3 (2x), last vs. UCF (12/17/17)...STEALS...3 (2x), last vs. UCF (12/17/17) 6 vs. Holy Names (11/13/16)... FIELD GOALS... 5 (2x), last at UC Riverside (3/3/18) 4 vs. Holy Names (11/13/16)... 3-POINTERS...3 (4x), last at UC Riverside (3/3/18) 4 (2x), last at Southern Utah (11/24/17)...FREE THROWS...4 at Southern Utah (11/24/17) 24 vs. Hofstra (11/27/16)... MINUTES...22 (2x), last at UC Riverside (3/3/18) TOTALS PELE GIANOTTI (5-11 >> Jr. >> Forward >> Myrtle Creek, Ore. >> Roseburg HS 14) Career...Category Season Highs 26 at Saint Mary s (12/3/15)...POINTS...26 at UC Riverside (3/3/18) 12 (2x), last at San Francisco (12/21/16)...REBOUNDS...11 (2x), last vs. UC Riverside (3/9/18) 8 at UC Irvine (1/5/17)...ASSISTS...5 (2x), last at Oregon State (12/20/17) 1 (10x), last at Pacific (11/20/17)... BLOCKS...1 (3x), last vs. Hawai i (1/6/18) 4 (2x), last at Pacific (11/20/17)...STEALS...4 at Pacific (11/20/17) 10 at UC Riverside (3/3/18)... FIELD GOALS...10 at UC Riverside (3/3/18) 7 at Saint Mary s (12/3/15)... 3-POINTERS...4 at Pacific (11/20/17) 9 vs. Cal Poly (2/22/17)...FREE THROWS...8 vs. Cal State Fullerton (1/24/18) 40 at CSUN (2/3/18)... MINUTES...40 at CSUN (2/3/18) TOTALS SAGE STOBBART (6-3 >> Fr. >> Post >> North Vancouver, B.C. >> Seycove Secondary School 17) 0...POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS BLOCKS STEALS FIELD GOALS POINTERS FREE THROWS MINUTES... 0 DANI NAFEKH (5-11 >> Jr. >> Guard >> Oakville, Ontario, Canada >> Oakville Trafalgar HS 14) 28 vs. San Diego State (12/2/16)...POINTS vs. UC Riverside (1/11/18) 8 at Saint Mary s (12/3/15)...REBOUNDS... 5 vs. UCF (12/17/17) 8 at Portland State (11/27/15)...ASSISTS...6 at Fordham (12/29/17) 2 (5x), at UC Santa Barbara (1/18/18)... BLOCKS...2 at UC Santa Barbara (1/18/18) 5 at Portland (11/29/15)...STEALS...2 (10x), last vs. UC Irvine (2/24/18) 10 vs. San Diego State (12/2/16)... FIELD GOALS... 7 vs. UC Irvine (2/24/18) 8 vs. San Diego State (12/2/16)... 3-POINTERS...4 (2x), last at Cal Poly (1/20/18) 8 vs. Cal Poly (2/22/17)...FREE THROWS... 3 vs. UC Riverside (3/9/18) 43 at Saint Mary s (12/3/15)... MINUTES...38 vs. UC Riverside (3/9/18) TOTALS BIG WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2017 WNIT PARTICIPANTS

15 GAME 32 >> vs. Idaho (WNIT First Round) >> Davis, Calif. >> The Pavilion >> March 15, 2018 EMMA GIBB (6-2 >> Fr. >> Forward/Center >> McMinnville, Ore. >> Western Mennonite School 16) 4 (2x), last vs. Hawai i (1/6/18)...POINTS...4 (2x), last vs. Hawai i (1/6/18) 2 (2x), last vs. San Francisco (12/6/17)...REBOUNDS... 2 (2x), last vs. San Francisco (12/6/17) 1 vs. Portland State (11/17/17)...ASSISTS...1 vs. Portland State (11/17/17) 1 at Seattle (11/26/17)... BLOCKS...1 at Seattle (11/26/17) 1 vs. Hawai i (1/6/18)...STEALS... 1 vs. Hawai i (1/6/18) 2 at Southern Utah (11/24/17)... FIELD GOALS... 2 at Southern Utah (11/24/17) POINTERS vs. Hawai i (1/6/18)...FREE THROWS... 2 vs. Hawai i (1/6/18) 8 at Southern Utah (11/24/17)... MINUTES... 8 at Southern Utah (11/24/17) KAITLYN HSU (5-6 >> Fr. >> Guard >> Irvine, Calif. >> Northwood HS 16) Career...Category Season Highs 3 (2x), last at Southern Utah (11/24/17)...POINTS...3 at Southern Utah (11/24/17) 1 (3x), last vs. Cal State Fullerton (1/24/18)...REBOUNDS...1 (2x), last vs. Cal State Fullerton (1/24/18) 1 (2x), last at Southern Utah (11/24/17)...ASSISTS...1 at Pacific (11/20/17) 0... BLOCKS vs. CSUN (2/10/18)...STEALS...2 vs. CSUN (2/10/18) 1 (5x), last vs. CSUN (2/10/18)... FIELD GOALS... 1 (3x), last vs. CSUN (2/10/18) 1 (2x), last at Southern Utah (11/24/17)... 3-POINTERS... 1 at Southern Utah (11/24/17) 2 at Hawai i (2/16/17)...FREE THROWS vs. Holy Names (11/13/16)... MINUTES...8 (2x), last vs. CSUN (2/10/18) TOTALS SOPHIA SONG (5-11 >> Fr. >> Forward >> Monterey Park, Calif. >> Mark Keppel HS 16) 13 (2x), last at San Francisco (12/21/16)...POINTS... 7 vs. Long Beach State (2/15/18) 5 (4x), last vs. UC Irvine (2/11/17)...REBOUNDS... 3 vs. Hawai i (1/6/18) 4 at Southern Utah (11/24/17)...ASSISTS...4 at Southern Utah (11/24/17) 1 vs. Long Beach State (1/12/17)... BLOCKS at UC Santa Barbara (2/4/17)...STEALS...1 (3x), last vs. UC Irvine (2/24/18) 4 (4x), last vs. CSUN (1/14/17)... FIELD GOALS...3 vs. Long Beach State (2/15/18) 4 at UCF (12/28/16)... 3-POINTERS... 2 (3x), last vs. Cal Poly (2/7/18) 4 (2x), last at UC Riverside (3/2/17)...FREE THROWS vs. Holy Names (11/13/16)... MINUTES vs. CSUN (2/10/18) TOTALS MORGAN BERTSCH (6-4 >> R-So. >> Forward/Center >> Santa Rosa, Calif. >> Santa Rosa HS 16) 34 at Cal State Fullerton (3/1/18)...POINTS at Cal State Fullerton (3/1/18) 11 vs. Florida A&M (12/20/15)...REBOUNDS...10 at UC Santa Barbara (1/18/18) 5 (5x), last vs. Cal Poly (2/7/18)...ASSISTS... 5 (3x), last vs. Cal Poly (2/7/18) 6 (2x), last vs. Cal Poly (2/7/18)... BLOCKS...6 vs. Cal Poly (2/7/18) 4 (2x), last vs. Holy Names (11/13/16)...STEALS...4 vs. Cal State Fullerton (1/24/18) 14 at Cal State Fullerton (3/1/18)... FIELD GOALS at Cal State Fullerton (3/1/18) 2 at Oregon State (12/20/17)... 3-POINTERS... 2 at Oregon State (12/20/17) 8 (2x), last at Cal Poly (2/2/17)...FREE THROWS... 6 (2x), last at UC Riverside (3/3/18) 41 at CSUN (2/3/18)... MINUTES...41 at CSUN (2/3/18) TOTALS

16 GAME 32 >> vs. Idaho (WNIT First Round) >> Davis, Calif. >> The Pavilion >> March 15, 2018 KAYLA KONRAD (6-0 >> Fr. >> Forward >> Valencia, Calif. >> Valencia HS 17) 0...POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS BLOCKS STEALS FIELD GOALS POINTERS FREE THROWS MINUTES... 0 KATIE TOOLE (5-10 >> Jr. >> Guard >> Farmington, Utah >> Viewmont HS 15 / Utah State) 0...POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS BLOCKS STEALS FIELD GOALS POINTERS FREE THROWS MINUTES... 0 CIERRA HALL (6-0 >> Fr. >> Forward >> Cypress, Calif. >> Fairmont Prep Academy 17) 17 at Long Beach State (2/1/18)...POINTS...17 at Long Beach State (2/1/18) 12 vs. UC Riverside (1/11/18)...REBOUNDS vs. UC Riverside (1/11/18) 3 at Saint Mary s (12/9/17)...ASSISTS...3 at Saint Mary s (12/9/17) 2 at Fordham (12/29/17)... BLOCKS...2 at Fordham (12/29/17) 2 (4x), last at UC Riverside (3/3/18)...STEALS...2 (4x), last at UC Riverside (3/3/18) 6 at Long Beach State (2/1/18)... FIELD GOALS...6 at Long Beach State (2/1/18) 2 (4x), last at Long Beach State (2/1/18)... 3-POINTERS... 2 (4x), last at Long Beach State (2/1/18) 5 at UC Santa Barbara (1/18/18)...FREE THROWS...5 at UC Santa Barbara (1/18/18) 29 vs. UC Riverside (1/11/18)... MINUTES vs. UC Riverside (1/11/18) MARLY ANDERSON (6-2 >> R-Jr. >> Center >> Portland, Ore. >> Glencoe HS 13 / Eastern Washington) 16 (2x), last at Sacramento State (12/18/16)...POINTS...13 vs. Hawai i (1/6/18) 11 (2x), last at Pacific (11/20/17)...REBOUNDS...11 at Pacific (11/20/17) 5 vs. San Diego State (12/2/16)...ASSISTS...3 at Hawai i (2/17/18) 5 at Utah (3/17/17)... BLOCKS...3 at Southern Utah (11/24/17) 3 vs. Hofstra (11/27/16)...STEALS...1 (6x), last at UC Riverside (3/3/18) 7 (3x), last at UC Santa Barbara (2/4/17)... FIELD GOALS... 6 vs. Hawai i (1/6/18) 2 at CSUN (2/3/18)... 3-POINTERS...2 at CSUN (2/3/18) 4 at Colorado State (3/19/17)...FREE THROWS...3 vs. CSUN (2/10/18) 34 vs. CSUN (2/10/18)... MINUTES vs. CSUN (2/10/18) TOTALS BIG WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2017 WNIT PARTICIPANTS

17 GAME 32 >> vs. Idaho (WNIT First Round) >> Davis, Calif. >> The Pavilion >> March 15, 2018 QUICK FACTS QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Address... One Shields Ave.... Davis, Calif., Established/Founded /1908 Enrollment...37,395 (Fall 2016) Nickname...Aggies Colors... Yale Blue & Gold Home Field...The Pavilion Capacity...5,931 Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference...Big West Chancellor... Gary S. May Athletics Director... Dr. Kevin Blue Assistant AD, Compliance/SWA... Katherine Zedonis COACHING STAFF Head Coach... Jennifer GROSS (7th Season) Alma Mater... UC Davis 97 Overall Record (.551) (6) Record at UC Davis (.551) (6) Big West Record (.579) (6) Assoc. Head Coach... Joe TERAMOTO (12th Season) Alma Mater... Cal Poly 02 Assistant Coach... Des ABEYTA (11th Season) Alma Mater... UC Davis 00 Assistant Coach... Matt KLEMIN (7th Season) Alma Mater... Cal Poly 05 Dir. of Operations... Stephanie SHADWELL (3rd Year) Alma Mater... UC Santa Barbara 00 Administrative Asst.... Therese CARDINET (31st Year) Alma Mater... UC Davis 92 Athletic Trainer... Lisa VARNUM SEASON IN REVIEW Overall Record (.758) Big West Record (.875) Big West Regular Season Finish... 1st Place Big West Tournament Finish... Semifinals (0-1) NCAA Tournament... N/A WNIT... Third Round (2-1) Home Record Road Record Neutral Site Record BY THE NUMBERS Letterwinners Returning/Lost / 1 Starters Returning/Lost... 5 / 0 Redshirts Returning... 2 Newcomers (Transfers)... 4 (1) PROGRAM HISTORY First Year of Division I All-Time Division I Record (.571) All-Time Big West Record (.603) Big West Regular Season Titles... 2 ( , ) Big West Tournament Titles... 1 ( ) NCAA Division I Tournament Appearances. 1 ( ) NCAA Division I Tournament Record WNIT Tournament Appearances ( , , , ) WNIT Tournament Record NCAA Division II Tournament Appearances NCAA Division II Tournament Record JENNIFER GROSS Head Coach 7th Season 14th overall at UC Davis UC Davis Big West Conference Coach of the Year As a player, she set school records and became one of the greatest point guards to ever don an Aggie uniform. As an assistant and associate head coach, she turned UC Davis into an immediate force in the Big West Conference by implementing one of the most difficult offensive schemes in the game. In her six seasons as head coach, Jennifer Gross has continued the tradition of excellence instilled in her throughout her entire Aggie career. Selected as the 2017 Big West Conference Coach of the Year after guiding her alma mater to 25 wins, a Big West regular season title, and a trip to the Sweet 16 of the Women s National Invitation Tournament, Gross was named head coach of the women s basketball program in October of 2010 and guided UC Davis to immediate success. Under her tutelage, UC Davis has been a perennial contender in the Big West, advancing to the conference tournament in six straight seasons, working up from first-round berths in her first two years to an appearance in the tournament championship game in the program s first showing in the league s title game since the Aggies won the tournament and advanced to the NCAA s in As the program s offensive coordinator, she implemented a Princeton-style offense, building it from the ground up. Using the fundamentals of sharp cuts, smart passes, and an unprecedented level of teamwork, the Aggies have been able to give opponents fits with their precision and execution. That has paid off as UC Davis has led the league in field goal percentage in three of the last four seasons (finishing second in 2016) and paced the Aggies to the top of the three-point shooting charts twice in the last three seasons in 2015 and During her tenure as head coach, Gross has coached 11 players to a total of 19 All-Big West honors -- including three-time first-team all-conference performer Sydnee Fipps, who became only the second Aggie student-athlete to accomplish the feat (Paige Mintun, ) and only one of 11 players in the history of the Big West Conference to earn first-team honors at least three times in a career. Fipps eventually ended her career as the program s all-time scoring leader at the Division I level and second on the school s all-time list with 1,636 career points. All told, since returning to her alma mater in , Gross has helped establish the foundation of UC Davis successful transition to the Division I level, helping lead the Aggies to 216 victories, the program s first-ever berth in the NCAA Tournament (2011), four berths in the WNIT (2008, 2010, 2012, and 2017), and a.545 ( ) winning percentage, in 13 seasons. During that span, 19 student-athletes have gone on to earn a combined 33 all-conference honors -- including 11 first-team awards, 13 players have been named the league s player of the week, seven have been honored on the conference s all-freshman team -- including 2009 Freshman of the Year Lauren Juric, and eight student-athletes have led the league in various statistical categories at the end of the year. Coaching at one of the nation s top public academic institutions, Gross has been the recruiting coordinator for the Aggies since her arrival in 2004 and, as a former three-year CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII honoree, Gross knows what it takes both athletically and academically to succeed at UC Davis. Off the court, and in the classroom, the Aggies have shined, led by Jessica Campbell, who was a second-team CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII honoree in 2008, while also earning a pair of Division I Independent Women s Basketball All-Academic Team honors in 2005 and 2006, a Big West All-Academic Team honor as a senior, as well as the Hubert Heitman Award as the department s Outstanding Female Athlete of the Year in In her six seasons, Gross has had a total of 15 players collect 25 combined Big West All-Academic Team citations, while Dani Nafekh was named UC Davis W.P. Lindley Award winner as the outstanding scholar-athlete as well as the university s selection as the Big West Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year. As a student-athlete from at UC Davis, Gross set school records for career assists (448), steals (300) and three-pointers (163), the first of which still stands. Additionally, she ranks ninth all-time at UC Davis in career scoring, compiling 1,243 points. As a senior, Gross led the Aggies to a school-record 29-3 mark and the school s first appearance at the Division II Elite Eight tournament. UC Davis finished third at the national tourney, beating Bentley in the consolation final. For her part, she won Kodak All-America honorable mention honors and was selected to the Northern California Athletic Conference first team for the second time. However, perhaps her finest achievement was her participation in 101 victories during her four-year career, the winningest span in program history. Gross graduated from UC Davis in 1997, earning her bachelor s degree in organizational studies. She earned her master s degree in Sports Coaching from the United States Sports Academy in After her collegiate career, Gross went on to play professionally in Denmark (July 1997-Apr. 98) and Israel (July-Dec. 1998). She was inducted into the Cal Aggie Athletics Hall of Fame in Gross married UC Davis assistant coach Joe Teramoto in 2010 when they were both assistants on former coach Sandy Simpson s staff. The couple has a son, Joshua, and a daughter, Amelia.