No. 4 San Francisco Dons (18-12, 11-7 WCC) WCC Semifinals vs. No. 1 Gonzaga

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1 No. 4 San Francisco Dons (18-12, 11-7 WCC) WCC Semifinals vs. No. 1 Gonzaga Gonzaga Bulldogs (24-6, 14-4 WCC) Date: Mar. 6, 2017 Tip: 12 p.m. Location: Las Vegas, Nev. Venue: Orleans Arena TV/Video: TheW.tv / BYUtv Audio: Livestream.com/USF/wbbaudio (George Devine, PBP) Stats: StatBroadcast Series Notes All Time: Gonzaga leads, Last Meeting: Feb. 16, 2017 (H), USF Last USF Win: Streak: USF, W1 Trend: GON won 22 of 24 The Dons At a Glance... LAST TIME Defeated Loyola Marymount, 80-67, on Thursday night in the quarterfinals Kalyn Simon and Anna Seilund led the way with 19 points apiece, while Rachel Howard scored 17 and Michaela Rakova notched her fifth double-double of the year with 16 points and 11 rebounds The Dons shot just 35 percent from the field, but committed a season-low seven turnovers and went 24-of-29 from the free throw line LMU tied it with just over three minutes in the third quarter, but USF pulled away in the fourth quarter by limiting the Lions to just 26 percent from the field in the final period WHO S HOT? Senior guard Rachel Howard and junior guard Anna Seilund have had the hot hand from long distance of late. Over the last five games, Howard is shooting a team-best 50 percent (18-36) from the perimeter, while Seilund has connected at a 48.6 percent clip (17-35) from deep. Howard is pacing the offense at 25.2 points per game over the last five contests in which USF is 4-1. USF IN THE WCC TOURNAMENT The Dons are now in the WCC Tournament all-time with four tournament crowns to their credit (1995, 96, 97, 2016). They shocked the conference by winning it as a No. 6 seed last year, defeating BYU in the finals and becoming the lowest seed to win the conference tournament. USF also Starters Last Game # Name Yr. Pos. 11 Rachel Howard Sr. Guard Pts: 18.1 Reb: 5.0 Asst: Anna Seilund Jr. Guard Pts: 12.0 Reb: 4.3 Asst: Kalyn Simon R-Jr. Guard Pts: 9.8 Reb: 3.3 Asst: Michaela Rakova Jr. Forward Pts: 9.6 Reb: 5.7 Asst: Alicia Roufosse So. Forward Pts: 3.8 Reb: 2.7 Asst: 0.3 appeared in the finals in when they lost to BYU, Their No. 4 seed is the Dons highest since when they fell to San Diego, 66-54, in the opening round. Altogether, USF has won their first-round matchup in 13 of their 24 tournament appearances, including each of the last five years following Thursday s quarterfinal win over LMU. DONS AND ZAGS USF and Gonzaga are 2-2 against each other in the WCC Tournament. The last tournament meeting came in 2014 when the No. 1 seeded Zags topped the No. 8 seeded Dons, in the quarterfinals. HOWARD IS THIS WEEK S BEST...AGAIN Senior Rachel Howard was named West Coast Conference Player of the Week for the second week in a row, joining LMU s Jackie Johnson as the only other back-to-back winner this season. Howard averaged 33 points over USF s two wins this past week against LMU and Pepperdine, shooting 47 percent from the perimeter and 96 percent from the free throw line, while pouring in a career-high 37 points on Senior Day against the Waves. MAKING A GOOD FIRST IMPRESSION Head coach Molly Goodenbour is just the third USF coach - among the program s eight all-time coaches - to post a winning record in her first year at the helm. The team s overall record is the second-best in USF history for a first-year coach, trailing Jan Ternyik s 22-8 mark in In addition, Goodenbour has guided the Dons to their most conference wins (11) since Bill Nepfel and Mary Hile- Nepfel s 11-3 record in SCHEDULE/RESULTS (11-7 WCC) H: 12-2 A: 4-10 N: 2-0 NOVEMBER 4 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY (Exh.) W, SACRAMENTO STATE W, SEATTLE W, at Washington State L, LONG BEACH STATE W, at Cal $ L, vs. Western Carolina $ W, at Fresno State L, DECEMBER 3 at North Dakota L, SAN JOSE STATE W, at Cal Poly W, UC DAVIS L, at San Diego* W, SANTA CLARA* W, (OT) JANUARY 5 at Gonzaga* L, at Saint Mary s* L, BYU* W, at Pacific* L, at Portland* W, SAN DIEGO* W, SAINT MARY S* L, PACIFIC* W, FEBRUARY 2 at Pepperdine* L, at Loyola Marymount* W, at Santa Clara* L, at BYU* L, GONZAGA* W, PORTLAND* W, LOYOLA MARYMOUNT* W, PEPPERDINE* W, MARCH 2 Loyola Marymount^ W, Gonzaga / Pacific^ 12 p.m. ^WCC Championships (Orleans Arena, Las Vegas) ALL HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS $ Cal Classic - Berkeley, Calif. Follow the facebook.com/donsathletics facebook.com/sanfranciscowbb DonsAthletics USFDonsWBB youtube.com/usfdonsathletics

2 HOWARD, SEILUND LAND ALL-WCC NODS Rachel Howard earned first team All-WCC honors after leading the conference in scoring during WCC play at 20.8 points per game, while Anna Seilund took home second team recognition as one of the WCC s most effective three-point shooters during conference action, ranking in the top-10 in three-point percentage (36.2) and three-pointers made (34). For Howard, it was her third All-WCC nod after earning honorable mention honors last season and all-freshman recognition in This marked Seilund s first all-conference award. It was the third year in a row the Dons have had a first team performer after Taylor Proctor s selection in and POUR IT ON Rachel Howard s career-high 37 points against Pepperdine this past Saturday was the thirdhighest single game total in USF history, matching Mary Hile (vs. Oregon, Feb. 25, 1979) and Brittany Lindhe (at Gonzaga, Jan. 14, 1995). Teri Hunt owns the USF record of 42 points in a game, which she accomplished against San Diego on Jan. 31, Earlier this year, Howard scored a then-career high 30 points against Seattle on Nov. 15 that made her the 37th player in USF history to score at least 30 in a game. The last Don to do so was Taylor Proctor, who had 32 against UC Riverside on Dec. 4, BY THE NUMBERS (WCC) 69.4 (3) Scoring Offense 71.7 (1) 69.1 (7) Scoring Defense 57.6 (1) 77.8 (1) FT % 77.1 (2) 40.4 (5) FG % 42.4 (3) 35.7 (1) 3 FG % 33.0 (5) +0.2 (5) Reb Margin +8.2 (2) 2.8 (8) Blocks/Game 4.8 (1) 13.4 (7) Assists/Game 15.6 (3) 6.9 (8) Steals/Game 8.4 (4) CRUNCH TIME While Rachel Howard leads the Dons in scoring in the last quarter of games this year (4.9 points), it s junior Michaela Rakova who has been the most efficient down the stretch, shooting 50 percent in fourth quarter situations. Likewise, Anna Seilund has helped ice numerous games this season with her teambest 82.8 percent from the free throw line over the last 10 minutes. BEYOND THE ARC The Dons come into the WCC Tournament leading the conference shooting 36 percent from the perimeter. Senior Rachel Howard (40.7 percent) and redshirt junior Kalyn Simon (38.5) rank third and fourth in the WCC, respectively, from long range, while Howard s 66 triples trail Santa Clara s Emily Wolph (71) for the most in the WCC during the regular season. ONWARDS AND UPWARDS Rachel Howard has been steadily climbing up the USF career scoring list over the course of her senior season. She surpassed Rheina Ale ( ) for 11th place with 1,327 career points after scoring 17 against Loyola Marymount on Thursday. Howard has also taken over second place in the USF record book with 185 career three-pointers made, trailing Shay Rollins ( ), who holds the USF career record with 205 treys. Meanwhile, Anna Seilund moved into sixth place with 130 career triples. MAKE EM IF YOU GET EM As a team, the Dons lead the WCC from the free throw line where they are shooting 77.6 percent on the year. USF made a season-high 31 free throws in a win over LMU on Feb. 23, while Rachel Howard set a program record by going 14-for-14 from the stripe. ABOUT GONZAGA The Zags defeated Pacific, 91-59, on Friday to advance to the semifinals. Gonzaga leads the conference in many statistical categories, including scoring offense (71.7 points per game) and scoring defense (57.6). First team All-WCC forward Jill Barta ranks fourth in the conference at 16.4 points per game. Kiara Kudron sits at fifth in the WCC grabbing 7.8 rebounds per contest, and has been one of the conference s top shooters, ranking third at 51.1 percent from the field. USF VS. GONZAGA SERIES SNIPPETS Gonzaga owns a lead in the all-time series, but it was USF who took the last meeting, in San Francisco. The two teams split the season series, winning their respective home games. USF s win last year snapped a 21 game losing streak to the Zags that stretched back to the season, but Gonzaga has still won 22 of the last 23 matchups. USF and Gonzaga endured a four-overtime marathon on Feb. 7, 2015 in which the Zags claimed a victory. USF s longest winning streak in the series was nine in a row between the and seasons. The Dons won 15 of 17 matchups between and Gonzaga won the first-ever meeting, 57-36, in USF is against the Zags all-time at home. JOIN THE CLUB Howard s three-pointer on her first attempt of the game at Pacific on Jan. 14 put her over 1,000 points for her career. She became the 22nd player in USF history to reach that milestone. WHO S WHO? This year s USF squad features plenty of familiar faces, as the Dons only lost two seniors from their WCC Championship season a year ago. With the departure of Taylor Proctor and Zhane Dikes, USF enjoys the return of starters Rachel Howard, Michaela Rakova and Anna Seilund. Every other player on the roster returns this season, while the Dons added a pair of freshman guards in Anna Pierce (Plano, Texas / Parish Episcopal HS) and Nia Alexander (Federal Way, Wash. / Todd Beamer HS). RECORD WHEN... At Home On The Road Neutral vs. Top Overtime November December January February March Longest Win Streak... 5 Longest Loss Streak point margin point margin point margin point margin Scoring <60 points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring 80+ points Opponent scores <60 points Opponent scores points Opponent scores points Opponent scores 80+ points LEADING THE WAY Number of games player has been category leader; includes multiple-leader games Points: Howard (20), Seilund (6), Simon (4), Rakova (3), Alexander (1) Rebounds: Rakova (12), Carothers (9), Howard (8), Price (3), Salmi (2), Simon (2), A. Roufosse (2), Seilund (2), McConnell (1), Gultekin (1), Alexander (1) Assists: Seilund (16), Howard (11), Gultekin (1), Carothers (1), Rakova (1), Pierce (1), Price (1), Simon (5) Scoring in Double Figures: Howard (26), Seilund (20), Simon (14), Rakova (12), Alexander (3), Price (3), Carothers (2), Pierce (1) DOUBLE-DOUBLES (CAREER #) Michaela Rakova 26 pts. / 13 reb. vs. Sac State, 11/11/16 (2nd) 11 pts. / 12 reb. at San Diego, 12/29/16 (3rd) 21 pts. / 13 reb. vs. Santa Clara, 12/31/16 (4th) 19 pts. / 13 reb. at LMU, 2/4/17 (5th) 16 pts. / 11 reb. vs. LMU, 3/2/17 (6th) Rachel Howard 17 pts. / 11 reb. at North Dakota, 12/2/16 (1st) Anna Seilund 17 pts. / 10 reb. vs. Pepperdine, 2/25/17 (1st)

3 BEC BLACK INKS NLI USF received a commitment from Australian forward/center Bec Black during the early signing period. The 6-foot-2-inch Black, who hails from Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, captained Barker College to its first Independent Sporting Association Championship in nine years. Along with playing for her school team, Black played two years for the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Spiders. She earned State Grand Final Most Valuable Player in her final year of U18 action as the team became the U18 Metropolitan winners and finished as the state championship runners-up by a slim one-point margin. In 2014, she was the youngest player for the Waratah League Championship women s team. DONS TABBED 7TH IN PRESEASON POLL USF was voted to finish in 7th place in the annual West Coast Conference preseason poll. Gonzaga, BYU and Saint Mary s took home the top three spots in the poll. San Diego, Santa Clara and LMU came in 4th, 5th and 6th, respectively, while Pacific, Pepperdine and Portland rounded out the bottom three slots. WHERE DID THEY COME FROM? The Dons entered the 2016 West Coast Conference Championships as the No. 6 seed and went on to upset No. 1-seed BYU in the final, becoming the lowest seed to ever win the conference crown. Along the way, USF topped No. 2 seed Saint Mary s and No. 3 seed San Diego. The unlikely run gave the Dons their first WCC title since ON THE AIR Listen to longtime voice of the Dons, George Devine, behind the mic all season long. Devine is in his 21st season as the play-by-play voice of USF women s basketball. Watch all home games on thew.tv/live, in partnership with Silver Chalice/Campus Insiders. Get in on the action for both home and away contests at usfdons.com/live. Catch all the action, any time, anywhere at thew. tv! USF s 1,000 Point Scorers 1. Mary Hile ( ) 2,326* 2. Dominique Carter ( ) 1, Taylor Proctor ( ) 1, Brittany Lindhe ( ) 1, Margaret Walsh ( ) 1, Zhané Dikes ( ) 1, Sue Corder ( ) 1, Carey Sauer ( ) 1, Joy Boyenga ( ) 1, Shay Rollins ( ) 1, Rachel Howard (2013-Pres.) 1, Rheina Ale ( ) 1, Teri Hunt ( ) 1, Taj Winston ( ) 1, Melinda Harrison ( ) 1, Valerie Gillon ( ) 1, Amy Touli ( ) 1, Andrea Kagie ( ) 1, Linda Walsh ( ) 1, Lindsey Huff ( ) 1, Sarah Wanless ( ) 1, Kim Bachman ( ) 1,002 Records vs Opponents Versus All-Time Last BYU 4-16 L, (A) 2/11/17 Cal 9-25 L, (A) 11/25/16 Cal Poly 14-8 W, (A) 12/17/16 Duquesne No previous meetings Fresno State L, (A) 11/30/16 Gonzaga W, (H) 2/16/17 Long Beach State 5-7 W, (H) 11/20/16 Loyola Marymount W, (N) 3/2/17 North Dakota 1-1 L, (A) 12/3/16 Pacific W, (H) 1/28/17 Pepperdine W, (H) 2/25/17 Portland W, (H) 2/18/17 Sacramento State 8-5 W, (H) 11/11/16 Saint Mary s L, (H) 1/26/17 San Diego W, /29/16 San Jose State W, (H) 12/6/16 Santa Clara L, (A) 2/9/17 Seattle 2-1 W, (H) 11/15/16 UC Davis 8-6 L, (H) 12/21/16 Washington State 2-5 L, (A) 11/18/16 Western Carolina 1-0 W, (N) 11/26/16 *holds the record for most points scored at USF, male or female USF Records 3-point field goals made 1. Shay Rollins ( ) Rachel Howard (2013-Pres.) Katy Keating ( ) Rheina Ale ( ) Lindsey Huff ( ) Anna Seilund (2014-Pres.) Taylor Proctor ( ) Amy Touli ( ) Mel Khlok ( ) Andrea Kagie ( ) Carey Sauer ( ) POSTSEASON APPEARANCES (WNIT) 2002 (WNIT) (SWEET 16) 1995

4 #1 Anna Pierce Freshman Guard Pts: 10, at Pacific (1/14) Rebs: 5, vs. Portland (2/18) Asst: 4, vs. BYU (1/12) Stls: 2, at Wash. St. (11/18) Blks: n/a n/a #2 Dagny McConnell R-Freshman Forward Pts: 2, at Cal (11/25) 2, at Cal (11/25/16) Rebs: 5, at Wash. St. (11/18) 5, at Wash. St. (11/18/16) Asst: n/a n/a Stls: 1, at Wash. St. (11/18) 1, at Wash. St. (11/18/16) Blks: 1, 3x 1, 3x #3 Raushan Gultekin Senior Guard Pts: 8, vs. Western Car. (11/26) 8, 2x Rebs: 5, vs. Western Car. (11/26) 5, vs. Western Car. (11/26/16) Asst: 6, vs. Western Car. (11/26) 6, vs. Western Car. (11/26/16) Stls: 4, vs. Sac St. (11/11) 4, vs. Sac St. (11/11/16) Blks: n/a n/a #11 Rachel Howard Senior Guard Pts: 37, vs. Pepperdine (2/25) Rebs: 11, at North Dakota (12/3) Asst: 7, vs. Seattle (11/15) Stls: 4, at BYU (2/11) 4, 2x, Last: at BYU (2/11/17) Blks: 2, 4x, Last: vs. BYU (1/12) #12 Jaylin Jones Sophomore Guard Pts: 6, vs. Sac St. (11/11) 8, vs. San Fran St. (12/19/15) Rebs: 6, vs. Sac St. (11/11) Asst: 1, 2x, Last: vs. Seattle (11/15) 1, 3x Stls: 1, vs. Seattle (11/15) 1, 2x Blks: n/a n/a #13 Nia Alexander Freshman Guard Pts: 14, at Cal Poly (12/17) Rebs: 8, at Pepperdine (2/2) Asst: 2, 5x, Last: vs. PEP (2/25) Stls: 1, 8x Blks: 1, at San Diego (12/29) #14 Michaela Rakova Junior Forward Pts: 26, vs. Sac State (11/11) Rebs: 13, 2x, Last: at LMU (2/4/17) Asst: 4, vs. San Diego (1/7) Stls: 3, vs. Long Beach St. (11/20) Blks: 3, at San Diego (12/29) #20 Cierra Roufosse R-Freshman Forward Pts: 2, at Wash. St. (11/18) 2, at Wash. St. (11/18/16) Rebs: 1, vs. UC Davis (12/21) 1, vs. UC Davis (12/21/16) Asst: n/a n/a Stls: n/a n/a Blks: n/a n/a #21 Anna Seilund Junior Guard Pts: 23, vs. LMU (2/23) Rebs: 11, vs. Sac St. (11/11) Asst: 8, 3x, Last: vs. PEP (2/25) Stls: 4, 3x, Last: vs. Santa Clara (12/31) 5, vs. Santa Clara (1/17/15) Blks: 1, 6x 1, 15x #22 Claudia Price Senior Forward Pts: 12, vs. San Jose St. (12/6) 18, vs. Pepperdine (2/18/16) Rebs: 9, 3x, Last: vs. LMU (2/23) 12, vs. San Jose St. (11/20/13) Asst: 5, at Pepperdine (2/2) Stls: 4, vs. Santa Clara (12/31) Blks: 1, 3x 1, 8x #23 Alicia Roufosse Sophomore Forward Pts: 10, vs. Western Car. (11/26) Rebs: 6, at Cal (11/25) Asst: 1, 7x 1, 8x Stls: 1, 6x 3, vs. Holy Names (11/17/15) Blks: 2, vs. Pacific (1/28) #25 Zayn Dornstauder Sophomore Center Pts: 5, at Wash. St. (11/18) 5, at Wash. St. (11/18/16) Rebs: 2, at Wash. St. (11/18) 2, at Wash. St. (11/18/16) Asst: n/a 2, vs. Holy Names (11/17/15) Stls: 2, 2x, Last: at PEP (2/2) Blks: 2, at Wash. St. (11/18) 2, 2x, Last: at Wash. St. (11/18/16) #35 Kalyn Simon R-Junior Forward Pts: 22, at San Diego (12/29) 22, at San Diego (12/29/16) Rebs: 7, 2x, Last: vs. San Diego (1/21) 9, at Portland (1/2/16) Asst: 6, vs. Sac State (11/11) 6, vs. Sac State (11/11/16) Stls: 2, 2x, Last: vs. UC Davis (12/21) 4, vs. San Diego (1/7/16) Blks: n/a 1, 4x #43 Ninni Salmi R-Freshman Forward Pts: 8, vs. Sac State (11/11) 8, vs. Sac State (11/11/16) Rebs: 9, vs. Seattle (11/15) 9, vs. Seattle (11/15/16) Asst: 2, 2x, Last: at PEP (2/2) Stls: 1, vs. Seattle (11/15) 1, vs. Seattle (11/15/16) Blks: 3, vs. Seattle (11/15) 3, vs. Seattle (11/15/16) #44 Hashima Carothers Senior Forward Pts: 12, at BYU (2/11) 18, vs. Saint Mary s (12/21/15) Rebs: 11, vs. San Jose St. (12/6) 15, vs. Saint Mary s (12/21/15) Asst: 4, vs. San Jose St. (12/6) Stls: 4, at North Dakota (12/3) Blks: 2, 3x, Last: vs. San Jose St. (12/6) 2, 3x

5 USF DONS ROSTER # NAME POS. HT. YR. HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 1 Anna Pierce G 5-6 Fr. Plano, Texas / Parish Episcopal HS 2 Dagny McConnell F 6-3 R-Fr. Beaverton, Ore. / Beaverton HS 3 Raushan Gultekin G 5-7 Sr. Lund, Sweden / Salt Lake CC 11 Rachel Howard G 5-10 Sr. Berkeley, Calif. / Berkeley HS 12 Jaylin Jones G 5-11 So. Placentia, Calif. / El Dorado HS 13 Nia Alexander G 5-9 Fr. Federal Way, Wash. / Todd Beamer HS 14 Michaela Rakova F 6-3 Jr. Bratislava, Slovakia / Gymnazium Hubeneho 20 Cierra Roufosse F 6-3 R-Fr. Abbotsford, B.C. / W.J. Mouat 21 Anna Seilund G 5-9 Jr. Copenhagen, Denmark / Falkonergaarden 22 Claudia Price F 5-11 Sr. Mesquite, Texas / West Mesquite HS 23 Alicia Roufosse F 6-3 So. Abbotsford, B.C. / W.J. Mouat 25 Zayn Dornstauder C 6-4 So. Regina, Saskatchewan / Hamilton HS 35 Kalyn Simon G 5-9 R-Jr. San Jose, Calif. / Archbishop Mitty HS 43 Ninni Salmi G 6-2 R-Fr. Kauhajoki, Finland / Mäkelänrinne Sports HS 44 Hashima Carothers F 5-11 Sr. Las Vegas, Nev. / Eastside College Prep Coaching Staff Head Coach - Molly Goodenbour, Stanford 93 (1st season) Associate Head Coach - Linda Lappe, Colorado 03 (1st season) Associate Head Coach Janell Jones, Oklahoma Christian 83 (1st season) Assistant Coach - Natasha Smith, Chico State 13 (1st season) Director of Operations Arthur Moreira, Sonoma State 16 (1st season) Pronunciations Nia Alexander... KNEE-yuh Hashima Carothers... Huh-SHEE-muh Zayn Dornstauder... ZANE DORN-stod-der Raushan Gultekin... RAU (rhymes with how)-shawn GOOL-tick-in Michaela Rakova... Mih-KAY-luh Ruh-KO-vuh Alicia Roufosse... Uh-LEE-shuh ROO-foss Cierra Roufosse... SEE-air-uh ROO-foss Ninni Salmi... Nee-nee SAWL-me Anna Seilund... SIGH-lund Linda Lappe... LAPPY GENERAL INFORMATION School Name... University of San Francisco Location Fulton Street,...San Francisco, CA Religious Affiliation.Roman Catholic (Jesuit) Year Founded Enrollment...10,000 Conference... West Coast Conference National Affiliation...NCAA Division I Nickname...Dons Colors...Green (PMS 3435) & Gold (PMS 123) Arena... War Memorial at the Sobrato Center Capacity... 4,268 President... Fr. Paul J. Fitzgerald, S.J. Director of Athletics... Scott Sidwell Athletics Department Athletics Website... Athletics Fax Athletics Ticket Office USF USF Main Switchboard USF Admissions Office USF... USF Athletics... West Coast Conference... NCAA... Twitter...@DonsAthletics Facebook... Facebook.com/DonsAthletics...Facebook.com/SanFranciscoWBB Instagram...Instagram.com/DonsAthletics ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Women s Basketball SID ahicks2@usfca.edu Adam Hicks (c) (o) WOMEN S BASKETBALL STAFF Molly Goodenbour... Head Coach 1st... (Stanford, 1993) Linda Lappe... Associate Head Coach 1st... (Colorado, 2003) Janell Jones... Associate Head Coach 1st...(Oklahoma Christian) Arthur Moreira...Director of Operations 1st WOMEN S BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS Record (Finish) / 9-9 (6th) NCAA Appearances/Last (2016, 1st Rnd. - STAN 68, USF 55) WNIT Appearances/Last (2015, 1st Rnd. - Fresno St. 79, USF 73) All-Time Division I Record (.479) WCC Titles (Last)... 4 (2016) Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 10/2 Starter Returning/Lost...3/2 Newcomers...5 POSTSEASON APPEARANCES (WNIT) 2002 (WNIT) (SWEET 16) 1995

6 Head Coach Molly Goodenbour Stanford 93 1st Goodenbour Record at USF (.600) Goodenbour Div. I (.413) Goodenbour All Levels (.609) Molly Goodenbour, a two-time national champion at Stanford who has 12 years of head coaching experience on the collegiate level, was named head women s basketball coach at the University of San Francisco on Sept. 28, Goodenbour succeeds Jennifer Azzi, who resigned her position on Sept. 15 after guiding the Dons for the last six seasons. She becomes the ninth head coach in the program s history, which dates back to the season. This marks Goodenbour s third coaching stint on the Hilltop, where she served as an assistant coach with the Dons during the and seasons. Goodenbour comes to USF from Cal State-East Bay, where she was named head coach in June of She has previous heading coaching experience at Santa Rosa Junior College, Cal State-Chico, UC Irvine and Cal-State Dominguez Hills. Her overall career record, including two seasons at Santa Rosa JC, stands at (.610). Prior to her appointment at Cal State-East Bay, Goodenbour spent four seasons as the head coach at Cal State-Dominguez Hills. After taking over a program that had posted a 7-48 record in the previous two seasons, Goodenbour led the Toros to a (.694) record in her four seasons. Under her guidance, the Toros won California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Tournament Championships in and and CCAA regular season titles in and and made three consecutive NCAA Division II Women s Basketball Championship appearances from Her squad won a school-record 26 games and earned the No. 2 seed in the NCAA West Regional. Goodenbour as a Head Coach Year School Overall Cal State Dominguez Hills 22-10* Cal State Dominguez Hills 26-7*^ Cal State Dominguez Hills 20-10^ Cal State Dominguez Hills UC Irvine UC Irvine UC Irvine UC Irvine Chico State 28-6*^ Chico State Santa Rosa JC * Santa Rosa JC (combined)* 12 seasons (.610) Goodenbour began her coaching career at Santa Rosa Junior College in After one season as an associate head coach, she took over the head coaching duties for two seasons ( ) and led the Bear Cubs to a record, two conference championships and a quarterfinal appearance in the California state championship. *Won conference championship ^Won conference tournament Her second coaching stint at USF came during the season, when she served as an assistant on Mary Hile-Nepfel s staff. Following the season, she was appointed head coach at Chico State where she led the Wildcats to a record and a pair of NCAA Tournament appearances. In , she was named the CCAA s Coach of the Year after guiding her team to a 28-6 overall record, regular season and conference tournament titles along with a Sweet 16 appearance. The Wildcats finished the year ranked No. 17 in the nation among all Division II teams. Goodenbour s first Division I head coaching job came at UC Irvine, where she served as the Anteater s coach from The Anteaters qualified for the Big West Tournament in each of her four seasons, posted the highest single-season win total (15 in ) in nearly a decade and had eight players earn all-conference honors during her four-year tenure. A native of Waterloo, Iowa, Goodenbour was a standout performer at Stanford, where she was a four-year letterwinner under Tara VanDerveer from She helped the Cardinal to four straight Pac-10 championships, three NCAA Final Fours and a pair of NCAA Championships in 1990 and 92. Goodenbour was named the most valuable player of the 1992 Final Four after setting an NCAA Tournament record for most postseason three-pointers made with 18. She finished her collegiate career with 1,040 points and still ranks among the school s career top-10 in three-pointers made (178), assists (441) and free throw percentage (.793). After graduating from Stanford with a degree in biology, Goodenbour was selected to the U.S. National team, which won a gold medal at the 1993 World Championship Qualifying Tournament in Brazil. Her introduction to coaching came during the season, when she served as an assistant coach to Bill and Mary-Hile Nepfel during a season which saw the Dons compiled a 24-5 overall record, capture the West Coast Conference regular season and tournament titles and make a NCAA Tournament appearance. She embarked on her professional playing career in with Linkspring of the Swedish Basketball Federation. A year later, Goodenbour returned to the United States where she played for the Richmond Rage ( ) and Portland Power ( ) of the American Basketball League. She also played one season with the WNBA s Sacramento Monarchs before retiring to further pursue her coaching career. Molly is married to Pat Fuscaldo, a former USF men s assistant coach who has served as the head coach at Sonoma State University for the past 22 seasons.

7 SCORING Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G 1. BROADHEAD, Cassie-BYU HOWARD, Rachel-USF Johnson, Jackie-LMU BARTA, Jill-GON ROBINSON-BACOTE, Yas-PEP LUAULU-SUMMERS, G.-PAC GREEN, Allie-PEP Beck,Stella-SMC PULSIPHER, Makenzi-BYU Wolph, Emily-SCU PURCELL, Kalani-BYU Wallace, Cheyanne-LMU Parkinson, Lori-SCU Lopez-Wood, Leslie-LMU VAN LOO, Kaylie-POR SEILUND, Anna-USF Bertholdt, Marie-SCU McKay,Megan-SMC WARD-EL,Aubrey-USD McGwire, Morgan-SCU Turner,Carly-SMC FINNIE, Desire-PAC Raggio,Sydney-SMC KUDRON, Kiara-GON WILLIAMS, Sydney-USD SPENCER, Julie-POR SIMON, Kalyn-USF LIDY, Chelsea-PAC RAKOVA, Michaela-USF HAMILTON,Katherine-USD FIELD GOAL PCT Cl G FGM FGA Pct. 1. Beck,Stella-SMC McKay,Megan-SMC KUDRON, Kiara-GON BROADHEAD, Cassie-BYU Johnson, Jackie-LMU SIMONS, Emily-PAC BARTA, Jill-GON LIDY, Chelsea-PAC PURCELL, Kalani-BYU Raggio,Sydney-SMC McGwire, Morgan-SCU RAKOVA, Michaela-USF HOWARD, Rachel-USF SIMON, Kalyn-USF ROBINSON-BACOTE, Yas-PEP West Coast Conference Conference Standings Through games of Feb 25, 2017 (All games) Team Conference Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA Gonzaga BYU Saint Mary's San Francisco Loyola Marymount Santa Clara San Diego Pacific Pepperdine Portland WCC Player of the Week Week 1 (11/14) GeAnna Luaulu-Summers, Jr., G, Pacific Week 2 (11/21) Jill Barta, Soph., F, Gonzaga Week 3 (11/28) Kristine Nielson, Sr., G, BYU Week 4 (12/5) Jackie Johnson, Sr., F, LMU Week 5 (12/12) Kiara Kudron, Sr., F, Gonzaga Week 6 (12/19) Anna Seilund, Jr., G, USF Week 7 (12/26) Allie Green, Sr., G, Pepperdine Week 8 (1/2) Michaela Rakova, Jr., F, USF Week 9 (1/9) Lori Parkinson, Sr., F, Santa Clara Week 10 (1/17) Jill Barta, Soph., F, Gonzaga Week 11 (1/23) Kalani Purcell, Sr., F, BYU Week 12 (1/30) Jackie Johnson, Sr., F, LMU Week 13 (2/6) Jackie Johnson, Sr., F, LMU Week 14 (2/13) Cassie Broadhead, Jr., G, BYU Week 15 (2/20) Rachel Howard, Sr., G, USF Week 16 (2/27) Rachel Howard, Sr., G, USF REBOUNDING Cl G Off Def Total Avg/G 1. PURCELL, Kalani-BYU Johnson, Jackie-LMU ROBINSON-BACOTE, Yas-PEP McKay,Megan-SMC McGwire, Morgan-SCU KUDRON, Kiara-GON SPENCER, Julie-POR Parkinson, Lori-SCU Raggio,Sydney-SMC Wallace, Cheyanne-LMU HOUSE, Megan-PEP GRAY, Ashley-POR BARTA, Jill-GON SIMONS, Emily-PAC RAKOVA, Michaela-USF Bertholdt, Marie-SCU Beck,Stella-SMC BUHR,Caroline-USD TINKLE, Elle-GON Turner,Carly-SMC ASSISTS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. Velasco, Andee-LMU VAN LOO, Kaylie-POR PURCELL, Kalani-BYU WOODWARD,Cori-USD BROADHEAD, Cassie-BYU LUAULU-SUMMERS, G.-PAC STOCKTON, Laura-GON SEILUND, Anna-USF SITANGGAN, Barbara-PEP Wolph, Emily-SCU HOWARD, Rachel-USF Beck,Stella-SMC KUDRON, Kiara-GON LI, Ameela-PAC Parkinson, Lori-SCU All-WCC Preseason Team Jill Barta, Gonzaga, Soph., F Stella Beck, Saint Mary s, Jr., G Marie Bertholdt, Santa Clara, Sr., F Desire Finnie, Pacific, Jr., G Maya Hood, San Diego, R-Sr., F Rachel Howard, USF, Sr., G Lori Parkinson, Santa Clara, Sr., F Makenzi Pulsipher, BYU, Sr., G Kalani Purcell, BYU, Sr., F Elle Tinkle, Gonzaga, R-Sr., F WCC Preseason Coaches Poll Team (First Place Votes) 1. Gonzaga (5) BYU (4) Saint Mary s (1) San Diego Santa Clara Loyola Marymount San Francisco Pacific - 34 T9. Pepperdine - 13 T9. Portland - 13 THE LAST TIME... A Don scored 30 points 2/25/17-37, Rachel Howard, vs. Pepperdine A Don grabbed 20 rebounds 11/17/06-21, Nikki Warren, vs. Colorado State USF scored 100 points 11/13/07-101, at Colorado State - 3 OT Longest winning streak...16 games, Longest home streak...11 games, USF SINGLE-GAME RECORDS Scoring Teri Hunt, vs. San Diego, 01/31/87 Rebounding Linda Wash, vs. Cal Poly, 12/15/81 FG Made Mary Hile, vs. Pepperdine, 03/10/79 FG Attempted Teri Hunt, vs. San Diego, 12/31/86 FG Percentage (min. 8 made) (9-9) Rheina Ale, vs Nor. Colo., 11/29/08...(11-11) Teri Hunt, vs. LMU, 01/25/86 3FG Made Rachel Howard at Long Beach St., 12/08/15...Andrea Kagie, at San Diego, 02/08/97...Amy Touli, vs. NW State-La., 12/19/92 3-Point Field Goals Attempted Mel Khlok, vs. Boise State, 11/24/12...Shay Rollins, at San Diego, 01/08/09 Free Throws Made Teri Hunt, vs. San Diego, 01/17/87...Mary Hile, vs. Oregon, 02/24/79 FT Attempted Teri Hunt, vs. Pepperdine, 01/17/87 Free Throw Percentage (min. 11 made) (14-14) Rachel Howard, vs. LMU, 2/23/17...(13-13) Mel Khlok, vs Pepperdine, 03/06/13...(12-12) Carey Sauer, vs Seton Hall, 11/29/02... (12-12) Carey Sauer, vs. Pepperdine, 02/08/02... (12-12) Carey Sauer, vs. Portland, 02/24/00... (12-12) Wendy Jo Phelps, vs. San Diego, 02/26/93 Assists Jamie Shadian, vs. Cal, 12/04/96 Steals Tami Adkins, vs. CS Northridge, 12/17/90 Blocks Valerie Gillon, vs. CS Northridge, 01/26/94... Melody Clark, vs. Santa Clara, 12/01/79 USF SEASON RECORDS Scoring Mary Hile, Scoring Avg Mary Hile, Field Goals Mary Hile, Field Goal Pct Linda Walsh, PT FG Made Shay Rollins, PT FG Pct Margaret Walsh, Free Throws Teri Hunt, FT Pct Carey Sauer, Rebounds Mary Hile, Rebound Avg Mary Hile, Assists Jamie Shadian, Assist Avg Debbie Dunbar, Blocks Valerie Gillon, Valerie Gillon, Steals Mary Hile, USF CAREER RECORDS Scoring Mary Hile, Scoring Avg Mary Hile, Field Goal Pct Valerie Gillon, PT FG Made Shay Rollins, PT FG Pct Alice Solis, Free Throws Zhane Dikes, FT Pct Carey Sauer, Rebounds Mary Hile, Rebound Avg Mary Hile, Assists Jamie Shadian, Blocks Valerie Gillon, Steals Toni Russell, Minutes Zhane Dikes,

8 USF S WCC FINALS VICTORIES 1995 USF 66, Portland 50 Santa Clara, Calif. Valerie Gillon had 23 points and nine rebounds to lead San Francisco to its first NCAA Tournament appearance with a victory over Portland. USF held the Pilots scoreless for the opening 6:15 to win the first West Coast Conference tournament to feature all eight women s teams. For her efforts, Gillon was named the tournament MVP, and Jamie Shadian landed a spot on the All-Tournament Team USF 61, Portland 57 Santa Clara, Calif. USF became the first two-time tournament winner, going back-to-back in 1995 and 96. Using only seven players in the final, the Dons used tight defense to defeat Portland, Valerie Gillon was named tournament MVP for the second season after totaling 42 points, 25 rebounds and seven blocks in three games. Both Andrea Kagie and Brittany Lindhe earned All-Tournament honors. USF IN THE WCC TOURNAMENT 1997 USF 65, Portland 59, OT Los Angeles, Calif. For the third straight year, USF defeated Portland in the championship game to advance to the NCAA Tournament. The Dons won the exciting overtime game 65-59, snapping the Pilots 24-game winning streak. MVP Brittany Lindhe hit a pair of free throws in the finals seconds of regulation to for overtime, before converting a crucial three-point play with 1:01 remaining to earn the victory. Jamie Shadian and Andrea Kagie earned All-Tournament accolades USF 70, BYU 68 The Orleans Arena Las Vegas In the finals, the Dons were matched up with regular season-champion and No. 1-seed BYU, who had handed USF two losses during the regular season. Like their previous two contests to get to that point, USF had to claw back from behind as BYU carried a 15-point lead at the end of the first quarter. By the halftime break, USF had cut the margin to five. The Dons finally gained their first lead of the afternoon when Dikes connected on both of her free throw attempts with 17.2 ticks to play, helping propel USF to the upset. Proctor, the Tournament MVP, led all scorers with 27 points and 10 rebounds, her 11th double-double of the season, and Dikes added 21 points on 8-of-12 shooting in the win. WCC TOURNAMENT RESULTS Year Champion Runner-Up Site/Host USF Results 1992 Santa Clara San Francisco SCU Semifinals: #2 USF 62, #3 Portland 59; Finals: #1 Santa Clara 67, #2 USF San Diego Santa Clara SCU Did not qualify 1994 Portland Gonzaga SCU Did not qualify 1995 San Francisco Portland SCU First round: #1 USF 58, #8 Loyola Marymount 36; Semifinals: #1 USF 64, #5 Saint Mary s 50; Finals: #1 USF 66, #2 Portland San Francisco Portland SCU First round: #2 USF 65, #7 Loyola Marymount 35; Semifinals: #2 USF 59, #5 Pepperdine 43; Finals: #2 USF 61, #1 Portland San Francisco Portland LMU First round: #2 USF 86, #7 Gonzaga 49; Semifinals: #2 USF 67, #3 Saint Mary s 56; Finals: #2 USF 65, #1 Portland 59, OT 1998 Santa Clara Saint Mary s SCU First round: #3 Saint Mary s 70, #6 USF Saint Mary s Pepperdine SCU First round: #1 Pepperdine 61, #8 USF San Diego Pepperdine SCU First round: #3 Santa Clara 74, #6 USF Saint Mary s Loyola Marymount USD First round: #5 USF 78, #4 Pepperdine 73; Semifinals: #3 Loyola Marymount 73, #5 USF Pepperdine Santa Clara USD First round: #4 USF 65, #5 Loyola Marymount 63; Semifinals: #1 Pepperdine 82, #4 USF Pepperdine Santa Clara USD Quarterfinals: #5 San Diego 66, #4 USF Loyola Marymount Gonzaga SCU First round: #6 Santa Clara 71, #7 USF Santa Clara Gonzaga SCU First round: #3 Santa Clara 90, #6 USF Pepperdine Santa Clara GON First round: #7 USF 75, #2 Gonzaga 67; Semifinals: #1 Santa Clara 75, #7 USF 65, OT 2007 Gonzaga Loyola Marymount POR First round: #7 USF 80, #2 San Diego 69; Semifinals: #1 Gonzaga, #7 USF San Diego Gonzaga USD First round: #2 Santa Clara 89, #7 USF Gonzaga San Diego Las Vegas First round: #6 San Diego 73, #7 USF Gonzaga Pepperdine Las Vegas First round: #6 Loyola Marymount 61, #7 USF Gonzaga Saint Mary s Las Vegas First round: #5 Santa Clara 62, #8 USF BYU Gonzaga Las Vegas First round: #9 Loyola Marymount 66, #8 USF Gonzaga San Diego Las Vegas First round: #8 USF 80, #9 Pepperdine 48; Second round: #5 Loyola Marymount 75, #8 USF Gonzaga BYU Las Vegas First round: #8 USF 63, #9 Loyola Marymount 62; Quarterfinals: #1 Gonzaga 81, USF BYU San Francisco Las Vegas Quarterfinals: #6 USF 74, #3 Pacific 64; Semifinals: USF 65, #2 San Diego 57; Finals: #5 BYU 76, USF San Francisco BYU Las Vegas Quarterfinals: #6 USF 84, #3 San Diego 80, OT; Semifinals: #6 USF 67, #2 Saint Mary s 65; Finals: #6 USF 70, #1 BYU 68 USF All-time record in the WCC Tournament: DONS IN THE WCC TOURNAMENT RECORD BOOK Single Game Field goal percentage LaShaunte Stephens (8-8) vs. Gonzaga 2006 Free throw percentage Mel Khlok (13-13) vs. Pepperdine 2013 Tournament Field goal attempts 54 Brittany Lindhe point percentage.533 Team (8-15) 2012 Free throw percentage.952 Team (20-21) 2003 Rebounds 57 USF vs. Portland 1992 Field goals made 37 USF vs. Gonzaga 1997 Field goal attempts 78 USF vs. Gonzaga 1997

9 NCAA Appearances 1995 NCAA First Round March 16, Seattle, Wash. Arkansas 67, San Francisco 58 USF made its first NCAA Tournament appearance in 1995, as the No. 11 seed in the West Region. The Dons traveled to the campus of the University of Washington in Seattle to face Arkansas. Brittany Lindhe led the way with 21 points, while Jamie Shadian and Renee Demirdjian each added 11 as the Dons got its first taste of the Dance. Team highlights: 16-game winning streak Finished with a 24-5 overall record West Coast Conference Champions Posted a perfect 13-0 record at home Program s first NCAA appearance 1996 NCAA First Round March 16, Durham, N.C. San Francisco 68, No. 16 Florida 51 USF earned its second NCAA appearance as the No. 12 seed in the Mideast Region. The Dons started their Cinderella run with a victory over then-no. 16 Florida. Valerie Gillon dominated with a 28-point, nine-rebound performance, while Andrea Kagie added 15 points off the bench. USF led at halftime and never trailed in the second half. NCAA Second Round March 18, Durham, N.C. San Francisco 64, No. 13 Duke 60 San Francisco garnered the biggest win in school history as the Dons shocked regional host, then-no. 13 Duke, 64-60, at Cameron Indoor Stadium. For the Blue Devils, it was the first non-conference loss at home since Brittany Lindhe led the Dons with 17 points, while Julie Murdent scored 14 points off the bench, and Renee Demirdjian added a dozen in the victory NCAA First Round March 15, 1997 Gainesville, Fla. No. 6 Southern California 68, No. 11 San Francisco 55 The Dons were awarded a No. 11 seed in the Mideast Region and were slated to face No. 6 USC in the opening round. San Francisco came out of the gates strong and trailed by only six at halftime. The Dons eventually fell to the Women of Troy. Brittany Lindhe paced USF with 15 points, while Renee Demirdjian added 13 points in her final game wearing Green and Gold. Team Highlights: Third-straight NCAA appearance Third-consecutive WCC title 25-6 overall record, marking third-straight season with at least 24 victories Three all-wcc First Team selections, marking a program first Recordsetting home attendance, including two games with 4,000 plus fans Ranked as high as No. 21 in the USA Today/CNN Coaches Poll Ninegame winning streak 2016 NCAA First Round - March 19, Palo Alto, Calif. No. 4 Stanford 85, No. 13 San Francisco 58 The Dons first NCAA appearance in a decade was especially poignant given that head coach Jennifer Azzi would be matching up with her former college coach at Stanford, Tara Vanderveer. The contest ended up lopsided in the favor of the No. 4 seed Cardinal, who were playing at home at Maples Pavilion. Rachel Howard was the Dons top scorer with 14 points, while Taylor Proctor (13 pts., 2 reb) and Michaela Rakova (12 pts., 4 reb) were the other Dons in double figures. AIAW Before becoming members of the NCAA in the season, most women s programs, including the University of San Francisco, participated in the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW). USF played in the AIAW Postseason Tournament for four consecutive seasons, from During the span, the Dons posted a 7-5 record in the tournament. USF made two appearances in the Finals, in 1979 and In 1979, San Francisco s season ended following a loss to Southeastern Louisiana. The Dons 1980 campaign was halted following a loss to BYU in the finals. NCAA Sweet Sixteen March 23, Chicago, Ill. No. 2 Connecticut 72, San Francisco 44 The eyes of the country were on USF as the team faced defending national champions, Connecticut, in the Sweet Sixteen. In front of the largest crowd (7,190) to watch a women s basketball game in Illinois, the Dons fell short, dropping the decision to the Huskies. The game was tied midway through the first half before UConn pulled away for a halftime lead. Valerie Gillon scored 13 points in her final collegiate contest, while Julie Murdent came off the bench to add 10 points. Team highlights: NCAA Sweet 16 appearance, its longest run in the tournament in USF history Ranked No. 16 in the final USA Today/CNN women s basketball poll NCAA Tournament wins over nationally-ranked Duke and Florida WCC Tournament Champions WCC Regular Co-Champions Nine- and seven-game winning streaks Single-season records for blocks (147) and rebounds (1,302) Won 20 of the final 23 contests Played before four crowds of 3,500 or more Posted a final record of 24-8, and a 12-2 WCC record Regional 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981 Finals 1979, 1980 WNIT 2002 USF played host to USC in its first appearance in the Women s National Invitation Tournament in The Dons dropped their lone postseason decision at War Memorial Gym, 72-53, to the Women of Troy. Freshman Toni Russell led the squad with 11 points, seven steals and three assists in the contest The Dons made a return to the postseason after a 13-year hiatus after finishing as West Coast Conference tournament runners-up. USF earned the berth into the field to play Fresno State in the first round of the WNIT, and despite holding the lead with two minutes to play the Bulldogs came back to win on its home court by a final score of Senior Taj Winston closed out her career on the Hilltop with a 21-point outing to lead all scorers. POSTSEASON APPEARANCES (WNIT) 2002 (WNIT) (SWEET 16) 1995

10 San Francisco Women's Basketball San Francisco Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 02, 2017) 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 11 HOWARD, Rachel SEILUND, Anna SIMON, Kalyn RAKOVA, Michaela ALEXANDER, Nia PRICE, Claudia CAROTHERS, Hashim ROUFOSSE, Alicia GULTEKIN, Raushan PIERCE, Anna SALMI, Ninni DORNSTAUDER, Zay ROUFOSSE, Cierra JONES, Jaylin McCONNELL, Dagny Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS USF 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 San Francisco Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. 11/11/16 SACRAMENTO STATE W /15/16 SEATTLE W /18/16 at Washington State L /20/16 LONG BEACH STATE W % 11/25/16 at California L % 11/26/16 vs Western Carolina W /30/16 at Fresno State L /03/16 at North Dakota L /06/16 SAN JOSE STATE W /17/16 at Cal Poly W /21/16 UC DAVIS L * 12/29/16 at San Diego W * 12/31/16 SANTA CLARA Wot * 01/05/17 at Gonzaga L * 1/7/17 at Saint Mary's (CA) L * 01/12/17 BYU W * 01/14/17 at PACIFIC L * 01/19/17 at Portland W * 01/21/17 SAN DIEGO W * 01/26/17 SAINT MARY'S (CA) L * 01/28/17 PACIFIC W * 02/02/17 at Pepperdine L * 2/4/17 at Loyola Marymount W * 02/09/17 at Santa Clara L * 02/11/17 at BYU L * 02/16/17 GONZAGA W * 02/18/17 PORTLAND W * 02/23/17 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W * 02/25/17 PEPPERDINE W /02/17 vs Loyola Marymount W POSTSEASON APPEARANCES (WNIT) 2002 (WNIT) (SWEET 16) 1995

11 San Francisco Women's Basketball San Francisco Combined Team Statistics (as of Feb 25, 2017) Conference 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 11 HOWARD, Rachel SEILUND, Anna RAKOVA, Michaela SIMON, Kalyn PRICE, Claudia ALEXANDER, Nia ROUFOSSE, Alicia PIERCE, Anna CAROTHERS, Hashim DORNSTAUDER, Zay ROUFOSSE, Cierra SALMI, Ninni McCONNELL, Dagny JONES, Jaylin Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS USF 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. * 12/29/16 at San Diego W * 12/31/16 SANTA CLARA Wot * 01/05/17 at Gonzaga L * 1/7/17 at Saint Mary's (CA) L * 01/12/17 BYU W * 01/14/17 at PACIFIC L * 01/19/17 at Portland W * 01/21/17 SAN DIEGO W * 01/26/17 SAINT MARY'S (CA) L * 01/28/17 PACIFIC W * 02/02/17 at Pepperdine L * 2/4/17 at Loyola Marymount W * 02/09/17 at Santa Clara L * 02/11/17 at BYU L * 02/16/17 GONZAGA W * 02/18/17 PORTLAND W * 02/23/17 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W * 02/25/17 PEPPERDINE W * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Totals San Francisco Opponents POSTSEASON APPEARANCES (WNIT) 2002 (WNIT) (SWEET 16) 1995

12 San Francisco Women's Basketball San Francisco / Statistics (as of Mar 03, 2017) All games SEASON STATISTICS CAREER STATISTICS SUMMARY gp-gs min/g fg% 3fg% ft% r/g a/g stl blk pts/g gp-gs min/g fg% 3fg% ft% r/g a/g stl blk pts/g HOWARD, Rachel SEILUND, Anna SIMON, Kalyn RAKOVA, Michaela ALEXANDER, Nia PRICE, Claudia CAROTHERS, Hashima ROUFOSSE, Alicia GULTEKIN, Raushan PIERCE, Anna SALMI, Ninni DORNSTAUDER, Zayn ROUFOSSE, Cierra JONES, Jaylin McCONNELL, Dagny SCORING fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% pts pts/g fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% pts pts/g HOWARD, Rachel SEILUND, Anna SIMON, Kalyn RAKOVA, Michaela ALEXANDER, Nia PRICE, Claudia CAROTHERS, Hashima ROUFOSSE, Alicia GULTEKIN, Raushan PIERCE, Anna SALMI, Ninni DORNSTAUDER, Zayn ROUFOSSE, Cierra JONES, Jaylin McCONNELL, Dagny TOTALS o-reb d-reb t-reb pf fo ast to a/to o-reb d-reb t-reb pf fo ast to a/to HOWARD, Rachel SEILUND, Anna SIMON, Kalyn RAKOVA, Michaela ALEXANDER, Nia PRICE, Claudia CAROTHERS, Hashima ROUFOSSE, Alicia GULTEKIN, Raushan PIERCE, Anna SALMI, Ninni DORNSTAUDER, Zayn ROUFOSSE, Cierra JONES, Jaylin McCONNELL, Dagny

13 San Francisco Women's Basketball San Francisco Points-Rebounds-Assists (as of Mar 03, 2017) All games Opponent Date Score PIERCE,ANN MCCONNELL, GULTEKIN,R HOWARD,RAC JONES,JAYL ALEXANDER, RAKOVA,MIC SACRAMENTO STATE 11/11/ W DNP SEATTLE 11/15/ W DNP at Washington State 11/18/ L LONG BEACH STATE 11/20/ W DNP DNP at California 11/25/ L vs Western Carolina 11/26/ W DNP at Fresno State 11/30/ L DNP DNP at North Dakota 12/03/ L SAN JOSE STATE 12/06/ W DNP at Cal Poly 12/17/ W DNP UC DAVIS 12/21/ L DNP at San Diego 12/29/ W DNP SANTA CLARA 12/31/ W DNP DNP DNP DNP at Gonzaga 01/05/ L DNP at Saint Mary's (CA) 1/7/ L DNP DNP BYU 01/12/ W DNP DNP at PACIFIC 01/14/ L DNP DNP at Portland 01/19/ W DNP DNP SAN DIEGO 01/21/ W DNP DNP DNP SAINT MARY'S (CA) 01/26/ L DNP DNP DNP PACIFIC 01/28/ W DNP DNP DNP at Pepperdine 02/02/ L DNP DNP at Loyola Marymount 2/4/ W DNP DNP DNP at Santa Clara 02/09/ L DNP DNP at BYU 02/11/ L DNP DNP DNP GONZAGA 02/16/ W DNP DNP DNP PORTLAND 02/18/ W DNP DNP LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 02/23/ W DNP DNP DNP PEPPERDINE 02/25/ W DNP DNP DNP vs Loyola Marymount 03/02/ W DNP DNP DNP Opponent Date Score ROUFOSSE,C SEILUND,AN PRICE,CLAU ROUFOSSE,A DORNSTAUDE SIMON,KALY SALMI,NINN SACRAMENTO STATE 11/11/ W DNP DNP DNP SEATTLE 11/15/ W DNP DNP at Washington State 11/18/ L LONG BEACH STATE 11/20/ W DNP DNP at California 11/25/ L DNP DNP vs Western Carolina 11/26/ W DNP at Fresno State 11/30/ L DNP DNP at North Dakota 12/03/ L DNP DNP DNP SAN JOSE STATE 12/06/ W DNP DNP DNP DNP at Cal Poly 12/17/ W DNP DNP DNP DNP UC DAVIS 12/21/ L DNP DNP at San Diego 12/29/ W DNP DNP DNP SANTA CLARA 12/31/ W DNP DNP DNP at Gonzaga 01/05/ L DNP DNP DNP DNP at Saint Mary's (CA) 1/7/ L DNP DNP DNP BYU 01/12/ W DNP DNP DNP at PACIFIC 01/14/ L DNP DNP DNP at Portland 01/19/ W DNP DNP DNP SAN DIEGO 01/21/ W DNP DNP DNP SAINT MARY'S (CA) 01/26/ L DNP DNP DNP PACIFIC 01/28/ W DNP DNP DNP at Pepperdine 02/02/ L at Loyola Marymount 2/4/ W DNP DNP DNP at Santa Clara 02/09/ L at BYU 02/11/ L DNP DNP DNP GONZAGA 02/16/ W DNP DNP DNP PORTLAND 02/18/ W DNP LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 02/23/ W DNP DNP PEPPERDINE 02/25/ W DNP DNP DNP DNP vs Loyola Marymount 03/02/ W DNP DNP DNP DNP