CLEVELAND STATE VIKINGS POSTSEASON GUIDE

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1 CLEVELAND STATE VIKINGS POSTSEASON GUIDE Shawnita Garland Head Coach Kate Peterson Abiad Kailey Klein Seniors Jessica Roque, Stephaine Crosley, Kailey Klein, Angel Roque

2 Cleveland State Vikings 4 kaila montgomery Fr. F 6-1 Waterloo, Ontario 20 shalonda WINTON 30 honesty King Fr. G 5-11 Pittsburgh, Pa. Fr. G 5-4 Lorain, Ohio 5 janelle adams So. G 5-9 Milwaukee, Wis. 23 kailey klein Sr. G 5-11 Cherry, Ill. 40 Angel roque Sr. G 5-4 Mississauga, Ontario 10 takima keane 24 destinee blue 50 jessica Roque So. G 5-11 Ajax, Ontario So. C 6-3 Milwaukee, Wis. Sr. G 5-7 Mississauga, Ontario Asst. coach asst. coach tony mcandrews amy wright 1st season at CSU 2nd season at CSU Asst. coach 14 shawnita garland 25 stephaine crosley Jr. G 5-5 Charleston, W. Va. Sr. F 5-11 Milwaukee, Wis. Head coach kate peterson Abiad 7th season at CSU liberty del rosario Graduate Manager Director of Operations brittany korth sallie gordon 4th season at CSU 2nd season at CSU 1st season at CSU

3 Cleveland State Basketball 1 CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY Location...Cleveland, OH Founded... Fenn College, Cleveland State, 1964 Enrollment... 16,418 Nickname...Vikings Colors... Green and White Arena (Capacity)...Wolstein Center (8,500) Conference...Horizon League Affiliation...NCAA Division I President... Dr. Ronald M. Berkman Director of Athletics... Lee Reed Associate A.D./Operations... Tom Tontimonia Associate A.D./External Affairs...Christopher E. Sedlock Assistant A.D./S.W.A... Christine Moeller Faculty Representative...Dr. Sheila M. Patterson Asst. AD/Sports Information Director...Brian McCann Associate Sports Information Director (WBK Contact)...Greg Murphy BASKETBALL STAFF Head Coach... Kate Peterson Abiad (Wisconsin Stevens Point 91) Record at Cleveland State (7th year) Career Record (7th year) Assistant Coaches...Tony McAndrews, Amy Wright, Liberty del Rosario Graduate Manager...Brittany Korth Director of Basketball Operations... Sallie Gordon Athletics Trainer... Rich Beninghof CLEVELAND STATE VIKINGS NCAA Championship First & Second Rounds March 21 & 23, 2010 Purcell Pavilion at the Joyce Center South Bend, Ind. TOURNAMENT GUIDE Table of Contents General Information... 1 Tournament Bracket... 2 Viking Basketball Notes Statistics CSU in the NCAA Tournament Director of Athletics Lee Reed Coaching Staff Player Bios Season in Review Media Clippings Telephone Numbers (216) Athletic Dept Basketball Office Ticket Office Sports Information Office Sports Information FAX Murphy Cell VIKINGS at a glance Record Horizon League (4th place) Tournament Champions No. Name Ht. Pos. Class Exp Hometown (High School) 4 Kaila Montgomery 6-1 F Fr. RS Waterloo, Ontario/Waterloo Collegiate Institute 5 Janelle Adams 5-9 G So. 1L Milwaukee, Wis./King 10 Takima Keane 5-11 F So. 1L Ajax, Ontario/NEDA 14 Shawnita Garland 5-5 G Jr. 2L Charleston, W. Va./Capital 20 Shalonda Winton 5-11 F Fr. HS Pittsburgh, Pa./Westinghouse 23 Kailey Klein 5-11 G Sr. 3L Cherry, Ill./Hall 24 Destinee Blue 6-3 C So. 1L Milwaukee, Wis./Vincent 25 Stephaine Crosley 5-11 F Sr. 3L Milwaukee, Wis./King 30 Honesty King 5-4 G Fr. RS Lorain, Ohio/Elyria 40 Angel Roque 5-5 G Sr. 3L Mississauga, Ontario/Father Michael Goetz 50 Jessica Roque 5-7 G Sr. 3L Mississauga, Ontario/Father Michael Goetz KEY: 1L-one letter, 2L-two letters, etc.; JC-Junior College; HS-High School; TR-Transfer; 1sq-one year on squad; WO-walk-on

4 Cleveland State Basketball 2 BRACKET

5 Cleveland State Basketball 3 NCAA KANSAS CITY REGIONAL Date: Sunday, March 21, 2010 Time: 2:50 p.m. EST Site: South Bend, Ind. Purcell Pavillion at Joyce Center Records: CSU: / UND: 27-5 TV: Radio: ESPN Eric Collins & Brooke Weisbrod WHK 1420 AM David Wilson Tickets: $16 - adults $11 - students (college age & younger) Call for more info. Series: UND leads, 5-0 Last 107, CSU 65 11/26/02 No. 15 Cleveland State (19-13) at No. 2 Notre Dame (27-5) CLEVELAND STATE PROBABLE STARTERS STATS G 14 Shawnita Garland, 5-5, Jr., Charleston, W. Va pts, 5.0 reb, 3.0 stl G 23 Kailey Klein, 5-11, Sr., Cherry, Ill pts, 7.3 reb, 2.3 ast G 40 Angel Roque, 5-5, Sr., Mississauga, Ont pts, 2.5 reb, 2.6 ast G 50 Jessica Roque, 5-7, Sr., Mississauga, Ont pts, 2.6 reb, 2.9 ast F 25 Stephaine Crosley, 5-11, Sr., Milwaukee, Wis pts, 5.8 reb, 1.9 ast Head Coach: Kate Peterson Abiad (Wisconsin Stevens Point 91) At CSU: (7th year) Overall: (7th year) NOTRE DAME PROBABLE STARTERS STATS G 4 Skylar Diggins, 5-9, Fr., South Bend, Ind pts, 4.0 reb, 2.9 ast G 20 Ashley Barlow, 5-9, Sr., Indianapolis, Ind pts, 5.3 reb, 2.5 ast G 23 Melissa Lechlitner, 5-7, Sr., Mishawaka, Ind pts, 2.0 reb, 3.2 ast G 24 Lindsay Schrader, 6-0, Sr., Bartlett, Ill pts, 6.8 reb, 1.6 ast F 32 Becca Bruszewski, 6-1, Jr., Valparaiso, Ind pts, 3.2 reb, 1.5 ast Head Coach: Muffet McGraw (St. Joseph s (Pa.) 77) At UND: (23rd year) Overall: (28th year) SETTING THE SCENE: Cleveland State will play in the NCAA Women s Basketball Championship for the second time in the last three seasons when the 15thseeded Vikings travel to second-seeded Notre Dame for an opening round game on Sunday, March 21, beginning at approximately 2:50 p.m. in Purcell Pavillion at the Joyce Center. The game, part of the Kansas City Regional, will follow Sunday s first game between No. 7 Wisconsin and No. 10 Vermont with the two winners playing for a spot in the regional semifinals on Tuesday night at 7:00 p.m. at Notre Dame. The Vikings enter the tournament playing their best basketball of the season, winning seven of their last eight contests, including three games last week to claim their second Horizon League Championship in the last three seasons. CSU enters the NCAA Championship at overall, marking the third straight year that the Vikings have won 19 games, tied for the second most in a single season in school history. This will be the sixth meeting between CSU and Notre Dame with the Fighting Irish winning the previous five match-ups. UND is 27-5 overall and placed fourth in the Big East with a 12-4 mark. PREVIEWING CLEVELAND STATE: For the second time in the last three seasons, Cleveland State will be playing in the NCAA Championship by virtue of winning the league s automatic bid. CSU s strength is built around its four seniors, led by three-time first team All-Horizon League selection Kailey Klein (18.6 ppg, 7.3 rpg, 2.3 apg). Joining her in the starting backcourt are senior twin sisters Jessica Roque (6.1, 2.6, 2.9) and Angel Roque (7.1, 2.5, 2.6) and junior Shawnita Garland (12.9, 4.9, 3.3), a second team all-league pick. Senior Stephaine Crosley (7.3, 5.8) is the most experienced post player on the roster and is joined in the frontcourt by sophomore Destinee Blue (2.0, 2.0) and freshmen Shalonda Winton (6.1, 4.9) and Kaila Montgomery (0.3, 0.5). Freshman guard Honesty King (3.4 ppg) continues to work her way into the rotation after redshirting last season, while sophomore Janelle Adams (5.0, 3.8) is an athletic wing-forward who has filled a bigger role this season. Sophomore Takima Keane (2.2, 0.7) provides depth as a wing-forward combo who can stretch the defense with her shooting. THE HEAD COACH: Kate Peterson Abiad is in her seventh year at the helm of the CSU women s basketball program and claims an all-time record of She has built CSU into one of the top programs in the Horizon League, leading the Vikings to two of the last three league titles and the first two bids to the NCAA tournament in program history. Peterson Abiad has led the Vikings to 19 wins in each of the last three seasons, tied for the second most in a single season in school history. The sixth head coach in school history, she spent six years as an assistant coach at Wisconsin, serving as the recruiting coordinator starting in 1998 after working as an assistant coach at Eastern Illinois ( ) and Indiana ( ). A 1991 graduate of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Peterson Abiad earned Kodak All- America honors her senior season after setting the NCAA Division III record for three-pointers per game at ADDS ONE TO THE FAMILY: Head coach Kate Peterson Abiad and her husband, CSU assistant volleyball coach Phil Abiad, received a special addition to their family right before the academic year began when the couple welcomed their first child, daughter Mea Grace, to their family on Aug. 15, A LOOK AT THE BRACKET: The winner of Sunday s first round game between CSU and Notre Dame will advance to the round of 32 and face the winner of seventh-seeded Wisconsin and 10thseeded Vermont in the second round on Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. That winner will advance to the Regional Semifinal next week in Kansas City, Mo.

6 Cleveland State Basketball 4 VIKINGS vs. THE FIELD: The Vikings faced two teams in the 64-team field this season, going a combined 1-3. CSU went 1-2 against Green Bay, the 12th seed in the Dayton Regional, and lost at Wisconsin, the seventhseed in the Kansas City Regional. MVP, MVP, MVP: After being slighted in the Horizon League Player of the Year voting, Kailey Klein produced one of the most dominating performances in Horizon League tournament history en route to claiming the Most Valuable Player award. Klein, who was also the tournament MVP in 2008, averaged 26.7 points and 6.0 rebounds in three games, scoring a league tournament record 80 points. She began her tournament run with 29 points in a quarterfinal win over UIC (March 10) before adding 28 points, five rebounds, five assists and five steals in the semifinal win at Green Bay (March 12). Klein capped the league tournament with 23 points and 10 rebounds in the title game against Butler (March 14). She was the U.S. Army Player of the Game in all three contests. In addition, she became just the second player in league history to earn tournament MVP honors two times, joining Notre Dame s Krissi Davis (1989 & 1991). GARLAND ON ALL-TOURNEY TEAM: Junior Shawnita Garland joined Kailey Klein on the five-player all-tournament team after averaging 15.7 points, 8.7 rebounds and 3.0 steals per game. Garland had 10 points, nine rebounds and five steals in the quarterfinal win over UIC, adding 21 points and six rebounds in the semifinal win at Green Bay. In Sunday s championship, Garland finished with 16 points and seven boards. QUITE A SENIOR CLASS: The senior class of Stephaine Crosley, Kailey Klein, Angel Roque and Jessica Roque were honored prior to the Wright State game on Feb. 27 prior to playing their final regular season home game. The quartet, who committed to CSU after the Vikings won just four games in , have helped turn the program around, leading CSU to a school record 65 wins over the last four seasons, including the 2008 & 2010 Horizon League Championship and CSU s first two bids to the NCAA tournament. The 65 victories are tied for the most by a senior class in school history ( ). NCAA STATS: The most recent NCAA statistics were released on Monday (March 15) and the Vikings rank 28th in assists (15.6), 44th in assist-toturnover ratio (0.91), 68th steals (9.6), 96th in turnover margin (1.59) and 99th in rebound margin (2.3). Individually, Kailey Klein is 24th in the country in scoring (18.6) and 179th in rebounding (7.3), while Shawnita Garland checks in at 18th in steals (3.0). KLEIN NAMED TO ALL-LEAGUE FIRST TEAM: Kailey Klein was named to the All-Horizon League first team for the third straight season after leading the league in scoring at 18.6 points per night, more than three points per game better than the second place scorer. In addition, she ranks sixth in rebounds (7.3) and defensive rebounding (5.0), seventh in blocked shots (0.7) and ninth in three-pointers made (1.5) and offensive rebounding (2.3). Klein became just the eighth player in league history to earn first team all-league honors in three different seasons. GARLAND ALSO PICKS UP LEAGUE HONORS: Shawnita Garland earned a spot on the postseason All-Horizon League second team for the second straight season, as well as garnering a spot on the league s all-defensive team for the second consecutive year. Garland ranks ninth in the league in scoring (13.0) and 10th in assists (3.3), while leading the league in steals with 96 (3.0 spg). CSU vs. the NCAA Field Team Rec. Last Mtg. Year Arkansas-LR 0-0 Austin Peay 2-0 W, Baylor 0-0 Bowling Green 3-9 L, Chattanooga 0-0 Connecticut 0-1 L, Dayton 1-7 L, DePaul 2-13 L, Duke 0-1 L, East Tenn. St. 0-0 Florida State 0-0 Fresno State 0-0 Gonzaga 0-0 Georgia 0-0 Georgia Tech 0-0 Georgetown 0-0 Green Bay 4-45 W, Hampton 0-0 Hartford 0-0 Iowa 0-0 Iowa State 0-2 L, James Madison 0-0 Kentucky 0-1 L, Lamar 0-1 L, Lehigh 0-0 Liberty 0-0 Louisiana Tech 0-1 L, LSU 0-0 Marist 0-0 Michigan State 0-4 L, Middle Tenn. 0-0 Mississippi St. 0-0 Nebraska 0-0 North Carolina 0-0 North Carolina St. 0-0 Northern Iowa 0-0 Notre Dame 0-5 L, Ohio State 0-5 L, Oklahoma 0-0 Oklahoma State 0-1 L, Portland State 0-1 L, Princeton 0-0 Rutgers 0-0 San Diego State 0-0 South Dakota St. 0-0 Southern 0-0 St. Francis (Pa.) 4-0 W, St. John s 0-0 Stanford 0-2 L, TCU 0-0 Temple 0-0 Tennessee 0-0 Texas 0-0 Texas A&M 0-1 L, Tulane 0-0 UCLA 0-0 UC Riverside 0-0 Vanderbilt 0-2 L, Vermont 0-0 Virginia 0-4 L, West Virginia 0-3 L, Wisconsin 1-5 L, Xavier 9-4 L,

7 Cleveland State Basketball 5 LUCKY NO. 4: Perhaps the Vikings should just try to finish in fourth place in the league standings. After all, CSU has captured the last two league championships when seeded fourth (2008 & 2010). In 2008, the Vikings defeated Butler in the quarterfinals (79-68), won at Green Bay in the semifinals (90-66) and topped Wright State (70-56) in the championship game. This year, CSU defeated UIC at home, 78-72, in the quarterfinals before an overtime win at Green Bay in the semifinals (83-75) and a win over Butler in the title game. The Vikings have been seeded fourth four times in school history and claim an all-time record of 7-2 as the tournament s No. 4 seed. TOURNEY TIME: Kailey Klein always seems to up her game when the lights are the brightest and the league tournament was a great example. In nine career Horizon League tournament contests, Klein averaged 20.8 points and 6.7 rebounds per game, helping the Vikings go 6-3, including two tournament titles. She was the MVP of the tournament in 2008 and ROQUE GOES DOWNTOWN: Senior Jessica Roque turned in a clutch performance in Sunday s Horizon League Championship game against Butler, scoring 16 points, including a perfect 4-for-4 effort from three-point. Roque, who has made her last five three-point attempts, ranks seventh in school history with 132 three-pointers made. RIGHT AFTER HER TWIN SISTER: Jessica Roque s performance came just two days after her twin sister, Angel, turned in one of her best all-around performances in the semifinal win over Green Bay (March 12). Angel Roque played all 45 minutes against the Phoenix, finishing with 12 points, six assists and five rebounds. She hit 4-of-7 from three-point, including a three that gave the Vikings a six point lead (79-73) with 29 seconds left in overtime. Roque has started the last seven games with CSU going 6-1 in those contests. WORKING OVERTIME: The Vikings improved to 3-0 in overtime games this season with a win at Green Bay in the league semifinals on March 12. CSU, which also won at home against both Indiana and Detroit in overtime this season, is all-time in games that go to overtime. The three overtime games are tied for the most in a single season along with the and seasons. CSU was also 3-0 in HOT, HOT, HOT: CSU shot a season-best.596 (31-52) from the field in the March 12 win over Green Bay, marking the second best shooting performance by a Viking team in school history. The record is.627 (32-51) at Niagara on Jan. 21, CSU was near flawless after the first half, hitting 15-of-20 (.750) in the second half against Green Bay and then making five of their six attempts (.833) in overtime.... ESPECIALLY FROM THREE: The Vikings hit a season-high 10 threepointers at Green Bay (March 12) in the league semifinals, connecting on 56-percent from behind the arc (10-18). CSU hit just 1-of-7 in the first half, but went on to nail 7-of-8 three s in the second half and 2-of-3 in overtime. THE ONLY TWO: Cleveland State is one of two teams in the Horizon League to reach the semifinals of the Horizon League Championship in each of the last three seasons, joining Green Bay. CSU won the title in 2008 and 2010, while Green Bay claimed it last season. THE KRESS IN MARCH: CSU s semifinal win over Green Bay on March 12 snapped the Phoenix s 27 game home win streak, which went all the way back to the last time the Vikings won at the Kress Events Center, a win in the 2008 Horizon League semifinals. In three seasons at the Kress Events Center, Green Bay is 46-5 with two of the losses coming to CSU. The Vikings are the only visiting team who has won more than once in the Kress Events Center Horizon League Honors and Awards FIRST TEAM ALL-LEAGUE Melanie Thornton (Butler) Kailey Klein (Cleveland State) Kayla Tetschlag (Green Bay) Brigid Mulroy (Detroit) Celeste Hoewisch (Green Bay) SECOND TEAM ALL-LEAGUE Julie Wojta (Green Bay) Jasmine Bailey (UIC) Jessie Miller (UIC) Yar Shayok (Detroit) Shawnita Garland (Cleveland State) ALL-NEWCOMER TEAM Yar Shayok (Detroit) Brandi Brown (Youngstown State) Alyssa Pittman (Butler) Sarah Eichler (Green Bay) Taylor Foulks (UIC) Sami Tucker (Milwaukee) NOTE: There was a tie for fifth place in the voting ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM Melanie Thornton (Butler) Shawnita Garland (Cleveland State) Jasmine Bailey (UIC) Celeste Hoewisch (Green Bay) Kanisha Ward (Wright State) PLAYER OF THE YEAR Melanie Thornton (Butler) NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Yar Shayok (Detroit) DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Melanie Thornton (Butler) SIXTH PLAYER OF THE YEAR Susan Lester (Butler) COACH OF THE YEAR Autumn Rademacher (Detroit)

8 Cleveland State Basketball 6 2K FOR K2: Kailey Klein moved into second place on the all-time scoring list in Horizon League history two weeks ago and enters the NCAA tournament with 2,109 career points. Former Milwaukee standout Traci Edwards ( ) is the all-time leading scorer in Horizon League history with 2,340 points, while former Butler great Julie VonDielingen ( ) is the only other player in league history to reach the mark (2,018). KLEIN ADDS TO CAREER SCORING MARK: Kailey Klein s 23 points against Butler in the league title game allowed the Cherry, Ill., native to extend the CSU career scoring mark. Klein, who now has 2,109 points in her career, broke Dianne Foster s ( ; 82-84) 26-year old record of 1,851 points against Loyola on Feb. 6. The record setting basket was a left-handed layup in the paint off a pass from senior Angel Roque with 11:08 to play in the first half. SHE S A STEAL: Shawnita Garland has made a Horizon League most 96 steals this season, the fourth highest total in a single season at CSU. Garland, who ranks 18th in the nation in steals per game (3.0), made a league single-game high nine thefts at Eastern Michigan (Dec. 29), tying her for the fourth most steals in a game in school history. She has picked up her defense of late, making 45 steals over the last 11 games (4.1 spg) and has multiple steals in 26 of the 32 games this season. KLEIN & ROQUE TO EXTEND SCHOOL RECORD: Seniors Kailey Klein and Jessica Roque will extend their school record for career games played on Sunday when they take the court against Notre Dame for their 126th career game. The old record was 120 games by current graduate manager Brittany Korth ( ).... AND KLEIN TO BREAK START RECORD: Kailey Klein will add yet another school record to her resume when she is announced as a starter for Sunday s NCAA tournament game at Notre Dame. Klein will be making her 114th career start, breaking the current CSU record of 113 she shares with Juli Grant ( ) : Kailey Klein became the first player in school history to score 500 points in three different seasons two weeks ago. Klein scored 654 points as a sophomore, the highest single season total in school history, added 542 points last season, the seventh highest total in CSU history, and has scored 595 points this season, the third most in a single season. With five more points, she will be the first player in school history with two seasons of at least 600 points. KLEIN AT THE LINE: Kailey Klein holds the CSU career record for free throws made (599) and attempted (755), while her.793 percentage ranks third all-time. So it was a bit of a surprise when she was shooting just 60-percent (30-50) at the line at the conclusion of non-league games. However, since the Vikings began Horizon League play, Klein has been near automatic, hitting 116-of-136 (.853) from the charity stripe, allowing her to improve to 78-percent ( ) this season, ranking eighth in the Horizon League. 11 IN THE LEAGUE: Cleveland State s win at Milwaukee on March 4 allowed the Vikings to win their 11th league game, the second most in a season in school history. CSU has now won at least 10 league games in three straight seasons, a school record. The streak began with 10 wins in (the third highest total in school history) and continued last year when CSU won a school-record 12 league games. CSU Career Leaders POINTS (Years Played) Total 1. Kailey Klein (2006-pres.) 2, Dianne Foster ( ; 82-84) 1,851 REBOUNDS (Years Played) Total 7. Sue Hlavacek ( ;77-79) Kailey Klein (2006-pres.) Karen Woloszynek ( ) Stephaine Crosley (2006-pres.) 536 ASSISTS (Years Played) Total 7. Mahogany Green ( ) Kailey Klein (2006-pres.) 311 FG MADE (Years Played) Total 2. Audra Cook ( ) 693 T-3. Kailey Klein (2006-pres.) 674 Debra Taylor ( ) 674 FG ATT (Years Played) Total 2. Diane Foster ( , 82-84) 1, Kailey Klein (2006-pres.) 1,568 OFF. REBS. (Years Played) Total 2. Audra Cook ( ) Kailey Klein (2006-pres.) PT FG MADE (Years Played) Total 1. Erika Roudebush ( ) Brittany Korth ( ) 166 T-3. Kailey Klein (2006-pres.) 162 LeAnna Hicks ( ) Mahogany Green ( ) Kristen Grant ( ) Jessica Roque (2006-pres.) PT FG ATT (Years Played) Total 4. Mahogany Green ( ) Kailey Klein (2006-pres.) Venus Harmeyer ( ) Lori Johnson ( ) Kristen Grant ( ) Jessica Roque (2006-pres.) 411 FT MADE (Years Played) Total 1. Kailey Klein (2006-pres.) Debra Taylor ( ) 391 FT ATT (Years Played) Total 1. Kailey Klein (2006-pres.) Lanette Taylor ( ) 561 GAMES STARTED (Years Played) Total T-1. Kailey Klein (2006-pres.) 113 Juli Grant ( ) 113 CROSLEY ON THE MARK: Stephaine Crosley is seventh in the league in field goal percentage at.525 (95-181), and is attempting to become the 11th player in school history to shoot better than 50-percent from the field in a season. Should she do it, it would mark the third straight season that a CSU player has shot 50-percent or better, joining Dominique Butler (.500; ) in and Shawnita Garland (.527; ) last season. GAMES PLAYED (Years Played) Total 1. Kailey Klein (2006-pres.) 126 Jessica Roque (2006-pres.) 126

9 Cleveland State Basketball 7 ON THE GLASS: CSU ranks second in the league in rebounding margin at +2.3, putting the Vikings on pace to finish with a positive rebounding margin for just the seventh time in program history, including the second straight season. The only other time CSU had a positive rebounding margin in back-to-back seasons came in and ON THE OFFENSIVE: CSU has excelled at offensive rebounding this season, as the Vikings lead the league with 13.6 per game. CSU has grabbed at least 10 offensive boards in 25 of 32 games, including 22 at Eastern Michigan and 21 against Ohio and Kent State. Individually, Stephaine Crosley ranks fourth in the Horizon League in offensive rebounds (2.6), while Kailey Klein is eighth (2.3) in the league statistics. ANOTHER WINNING SEASON: CSU s win at Milwaukee on March 4 allowed the Vikings to clinch their third consecutive winning season, a first in school history. The streak started with the Vikings going in and continued with CSU s record last season. KLEIN TOPS LEAGUE: Kailey Klein is set to lead the Horizon League in scoring after finishing as the runner-up in each of the last two seasons. She enters the NCAA tournament averaging 18.6 points per game, more than three points better than Butler s Melanie Thornton (15.3). Klein will become the third league scoring champ in school history and the first since (Erika Roudebush; 18.2 ppg). CSU Single Season Leaders POINTS (Years Played) Total 1. Kailey Klein ( ) Dianne Foster ( ) Kailey Klein ( ) 595 FG MADE (Years Played) Total 3. Jill Harris ( ) Audra Cook ( ) Lanette Taylor ( ) Tracey Evans ( ) Debra Taylor ( ) Kailey Klein ( ) 201 FG ATTEMPTED (Years Played) Total 4. Jill Harris ( ) Dianne Foster ( ) Kailey Klein ( ) 481 STEALS (Years Played) Total 2. Lori Johnson ( ) Lori Johnson ( ) Shawnita Garland ( ) 96 LOTS OF POINTS: The 83 point outburst against Green Bay in the league semifinals on March 12 represented a season-high for the Vikings, bettering the old mark of 82 set in a win at Valparaiso (Feb. 11). The Vikings have won nine straight contests in which they have reached the 80-point mark. The last time CSU lost a game when scoring 80 points was a seback at UIC (3/6/08). HOME SWEET HOME: CSU s win over UIC on March 10 allowed the Vikings to finish their home slate at 11-3, tying the school record for most home wins in a season. The , and teams also won 11 home games. The 22 home wins over the last two seasons represent the best two-year stretch in CSU history. ANOTHER GRAND: Kailey Klein just keeps on playing and continues to lead the Horizon League in minutes played (36.6). In addition, she set a CSU record for most minutes played in a season after playing all 125 minutes in the Vikings three league tournament contests. Klein has played at least 40 minutes in 15 games this season, including four straight. She has now played 1,171 minutes this season and is the only player in school history with three seasons of 1,000 minutes. Klein has played a school-record 4,059 minutes in her career.... AND GARLAND GETS 1,000 TOO: After playing all 40 minutes against UIC on March 10, Shawnita Garland joined Kailey Klein as the only players in school history with multiple 1,000 minute seasons. Garland, who has played 1,094 minutes this year, logged 1,002 minutes as a sophomore. OFF. REBOUNDS (Years Played) Tot 4. Amy Dirksen ( ) 86 T-5. Stephaine Crosley ( ) 80 Jessoca Toth ( ) Audra Cook ( ) 76 Coretta Walker ( ) Audra Cook ( ) Kailey Klein ( ) Shalonda Winton ( ) 68 FT MADE (Years Played) Total 1. Kailey Klein ( ) Kailey Klein ( ) 146 FT ATTEMPTED (Years Played) Total 3. Lanette Taylor ( ) Coretta Walker ( ) Kailey Klein ( ) 186 MINUTES (Years Played) Total 1. Kailey Klein ( ) 1, Brittany Korth ( ) 1, Kailey Klein ( ) 1, Kailey Klein ( ) 1, Shawnita Garland ( ) 1,094 KLEIN HITS 30: Kailey Klein s 32 point effort versus Detroit on Feb. 25 extended her school-record of career 30-point games to eight. Klein, who has two 30-point games this season, hit 8-of-17 from the field and 15-of-16 at the free throw line. Her 32 point outburst against Detroit is the highest point total by a Horizon League player this season, while her 31 point effort against Loyola (Feb. 6) is the second highest.... KLEIN NEARS A TRIPLE DOUBLE: Kailey Klein flirted with a triple-double before finishing with 19 points, 12 rebounds and a career-high tying eight assists against Butler (Jan. 14). Earlier this season, Klein had 15 points, nine rebounds and eight assists in a win at Niagara (Dec. 15). There have been five triple-doubles in program history with Ashley Schrock recording the last one with 13 points, 13 boards and 10 assists vs. Wright State (2/15/03).

10 Cleveland State Basketball 8 VIKINGS BUST BCS: CSU s win over Indiana (Dec. 19) was its first over a Bowl Championship Series Conference opponent since Dec. 30, 1996, when the Vikings knocked off Syracuse, CSU defeated Louisville, 79-68, on Dec. 18, 2003, but the Cardinals were then a member of Conference USA. Prior to the win over Indiana, CSU had lost 18 straight to BCS schools, or those with major college football. DOUBLING UP: Shalonda Winton put together one of her best all-around efforts to date in the Jan. 22 win over Youngstown State, notching her first career double-double with 13 points and 13 rebounds, adding a career-high tying three steals. Her 13 rebounds were one shy of her career-high of 14 vs. Indiana (Dec. 19). UNDER 40: When CSU held Youngstown State to 38 points on Feb. 20, it marked the second time this season that CSU held an opponent under 40 points. CSU defeated Ohio in the season opener, It is the first time since that the Vikings held two opponents under 40 points in the same season. The 34 points vs. Ohio were the fewest given up by CSU since a win over Ashland on Feb. 8, NICE COMEBACK: CSU trailed Valpo at the half, 44-36, when the two teams met at the Wolstein Center on Jan. 16, but rallied for a victory. It marked the largest halftime deficit CSU overcame this year. CSU has won three other games when trailing at the half this season, including Dec. 19 over Indiana when they trailed at the half, 34-33, and two league tournament games. The Vikings were down to UIC in the quarterfinals, 37-31, before rallying to win, and trailed Green Bay in the semifinals, VIKINGS LIKE THE A.R.C.: CSU continued its torrid shooting at Valparaiso s Athletics & Recreation Center on Feb. 11, shooting.537 (29-54) from the field. Over the last three seasons, the Vikings have combined to shoot.562 (86-153) from the field in three wins on the Crusaders home court. Last year, CSU shot. 581 (25-43) from the field, the fourth best in a single game in school history. KLEIN NAMED CSU ATHLETE OF THE MONTH FOR FEBRUARY: Kailey Klein earned the Female Athlete of the Month Award at CSU in February after averaging 24.0 points, 9.0 rebounds and 2.3 assists, helping the Vikings go 5-2. Klein had four double-doubles in, including a 32 point, 10 rebound effort in a win over then first place Detroit on Feb. 25. In addition, she became the alltime leading scorer in CSU history against Loyola (Feb. 6) and was a two-time Horizon League Player of the Week selection in February.... AND JANUARY: Kailey Klein was named the CSU Female Athlete of the Month for January after averaging16.8 points, 8.1 rebounds and 2.2 assists in nine games, helping CSU to a 5-4 mark. She had double-doubles at Loyola and at UIC, including 28 points with 11 rebounds against the Ramblers. Her performances in Chicago helped Klein earn Horizon League Player of the Week honors. In addition, Klein added a double-double of 19 points and 12 boards in win over Butler.... AND GARLAND GETS IT IN DECEMBER: Shawnita Garland picked up CSU s Female Athlete of the Month honor in December after averaging 12.0 points, 6.0 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 2.0 steals in five December games. She recorded her first career double-double with 13 points and a career-high 12 rebounds at Niagara and then played a career-high 44 minutes, scoring 15 points in a win over Indiana. Garland also flirted with a rare quadruple-double at Eastern Michigan on Dec. 29, finishing with 14 points, nine steals, seven assists and six boards. CSU In The Horizon League Stats Team Statistics Through games as of March 14 Category Avg. Rank Scoring Offense rd Scoring Defense th Scoring Margin rd Field Goal Offense.414 5th Field Goal Defense.415 7th 3-Pt. FG Offense.297 7th 3-Pt. FG Defense.315 5th Free Throw Offense.694 7th Rebounding st Offensive Rebounds st Rebounding Margin nd Blocked Shots 2.2 5th Assists nd Steals 9.7 2nd Turnover Margin rd Asst-To-TO Ratio 0.9 3rd Individual Statistics Through games as of March 14 Category Player Avg. Rank Scoring Klein st Garland th Rebounding Klein 7.3 6th FG Pct. Crosley.525 7th 3-Pt. Pct. A. Roque.347 9th 3-Pt FGM Klein 1.5 9th A. Roque th Free Throw Pct. Klein.785 8th Assists Garland th Ast-to-TO Ratio A. Roque 1.3 9th Steals Garland 3.0 1st Blocked Shots Klein 0.8 7th Off. Reb. Crosley 2.6 4th Klein 2.3 8th Def. Reb. Klein 5.0 6th Minutes Klein st Garland th Viking Starting Lineups Winton, Crosley, Garland, Klein, J. Roque Games 1-4, 7, 9-25 Adams, Winton, Garland, Klein, J. Roque Game 5 Adams, Crosley, Garland, Klein, J. Roque Game 6 Klein, Crosley, Garland, A. Roque, J. Roque Games 8, 26-32

11 Cleveland State Basketball 9 NINE IS FINE: Kailey Klein s selection as the Horizon League Player of the Week on March 1 extended her school record to nine career selections and moved her into a tie for second place for the most awards in league history with Nicole Soulis of Green Bay. Milwaukee s Traci Edwards holds the record with 10 career awards. A HELPING HAND: Despite having her streak of scoring in double figures snapped at nine at UIC (Jan. 9), Shawnita Garland had a huge effect on the game, dishing out a careerhigh eight assists. More impressive was that she did not have a turnover. ROQUE EN FUEGO IN MEXICO: Jessica Roque did a majority of her damage against Iona (Nov. 27) from behind the threepoint line, connecting on a school-record tying seven three s in eight attempts. Roque s.875 (7-8) percentage from beyond the arc was a CSU single game record and the seventh best by a Divison I player this season. UP NEXT: Should the Vikings win at Notre Dame on Sunday afternoon, CSU would advance to the second round of the NCAA tournament and face the winner of Sunday s other first round game between seventh-seeded Wisconsin and 10th-seeded Vermont. The second round game is scheduled for Tuesday, March 23, at 7:00 p.m. in Notre Dame s Joyce Center. Record When CSU... Out-rebound their opponent Out-score opponents bench Lead at halftime Trail at halftime Tied at halftime Shoot better FG pct Shoot worse FG pct Shoot 50% or better Shoot less than 50% Opponent shoots 50% or better Opponent shoots 50% or less Shoot more free throws Commit fewer turnovers Commit more turnovers Commit same number of turnovers VIKING RECORD BY DAY & MONTH On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday In November In December In January In February In March Horizon League Women s Basketball Standings Horizon League Overall School W L Pct. W L Pct. H A N Green Bay Butler Detroit Cleveland State UIC Loyola Wright State Valparaiso Milwaukee Youngstown St Speedway Horizon League Championship Schedule & Results Monday, March 8 (Campus Sites) Game 1: #9 Milwaukee 71, #8 Valparaiso 57 Game 2: #7 Wright State 61, #10 Youngstown State 43 Wednesday, March 10 (Campus Sites) Game 3: #1 Green Bay 72, #9 Milwaukee 48 Game 4: #4 Cleveland State 78, #5 UIC 72 Game 5: #2 Butler 70, #7 Wright State 57 Game 6: #3 Detroit 75, #6 Loyola 62 Friday, March 12 (at Green Bay) Game 7: Butler 69, Detroit 55 Game 8: Cleveland State 83, Green Bay 75 (OT) Sunday, March 14 (at Green Bay) Game 9: Cleveland State 66, Butler 57

12 Cleveland State Basketball CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Records OVERALL: HOME: 11-3 *CONFERENCE: 6-9 OVERTIME: 3-0 #NEUTRAL: 2-1 Date... Score... Opponent Attnd Winton Crosley Garland Klein J. Rque+ Mtgmry Adams Keane Blue King+ A. Rque+ Nov W, OHIO /9 3/4 4/3 12/5 4/6 DNP 4/8 2/0 2/1 DNP 6/2 Nov L, Toledo 2,419 11/6 8/3 2/0 19/7 14/3 DNP 2/6 DNP 0/0 DNP 6/4 Nov L, Wisconsin 4,384 2/6 4/5 23/1 19/2 7/4 DNP 12/7 DNP 1/2 DNP 0/4 Nov L, vs. Marquette! /7 2/2 17/6 14/5 15/5 DNP 3/6 DNP 0/4 DNP 3/1 Nov W, vs. Iona! 50 2/6 DNP 8/7 9/3 23/1 DNP 3/9 0/1 11/9 DNP 8/3 Dec. 2...L, MARSHALL 232 4/5 14/6 3/2 14/6 0/2 DNP 2/2 4/1 2/1 2/0 16/0 Dec. 5...L, Kent State 428 4/11 9/5 11/7 0/1 5/2 DNP 9/5 0/1 0/1 12/0 6/2 Dec W, Niagara 352 2/1 11/3 13/12 15/9 6/4 DNP 6/1 9/3 2/2 0/0 6/0 Dec W, (OT)...INDIANA 633 9/14 7/7 15/5 28/12 5/2 DNP 5/3 0/0 1/0 DNP 7/3 Dec W, LAKE ERIE /5 6/8 18/4 16/7 0/3 DNP 4/7 2/0 4/5 5/1 3/2 Dec L, Eastern Michigan 310 4/3 16/8 14/6 14/11 0/1 DNP 11/5 DNP DNP DNP 2/3 Jan. 2...L, GREEN BAY * 272 2/5 4/6 22/3 11/6 9/3 DNP 0/0 0/0 0/2 DNP 12/3 Jan. 4...W, MILWAUKEE * /5 9/13 15/5 19/9 8/4 DNP DNP 3/0 0/0 DNP 9/2 Jan. 7...L, @ Loyola * 394 7/5 9/8 11/1 28/11 5/3 DNP DNP 3/1 0/0 DNP 0/2 Jan. 9...W, UIC * 243 8/2 9/8 8/4 26/11 2/3 DNP DNP 3/0 5/3 DNP 12/4 Jan W, BUTLER * 235 3/5 6/4 17/4 19/12 10/4 DNP DNP 5/1 7/6 0/0 14/2 Jan W, VALPARAISO * 311 4/4 7/7 24/4 18/6 8/6 DNP DNP 0/0 2/0 DNP 8/1 Jan W, YOUNGSTOWN ST. * /13 0/3 11/3 5/5 8/0 0/0 0/0 3/1 2/2 2/0 13/3 Jan L, @ Wright State * 243 9/5 9/4 18/4 13/4 3/0 DNP 0/3 DNP 0/0 DNP 6/3 Jan L, @ Detroit * 458 0/1 4/2 9/7 12/9 6/7 DNP 12/2 3/0 2/1 DNP 6/2 Feb. 4...W, UIC * 489 4/5 6/6 18/8 21/11 0/1 DNP 4/3 DNP 0/4 DNP 9/0 Feb. 6...L, LOYOLA * 451 7/2 7/12 7/5 31/14 0/3 DNP 1/4 DNP 0/3 DNP 11/1 Feb W, @ Valparaiso * 489 3/4 8/9 22/5 24/1 2/1 1/2 8/4 3/1 1/1 8/1 2/4 Feb L, Butler * /4 18/6 7/5 29/9 0/1 DNP 5/4 DNP 0/0 0/0 3/4 Feb W, @ Youngstown State * 538 7/4 8/3 8/6 6/4 7/3 0/0 6/0 7/3 6/5 2/0 11/3 Feb W, (OT)... DETROIT * 398 0/1 3/9 11/5 32/10 12/3 DNP 4/3 DNP DNP DNP 8/1 Feb W, WRIGHT STATE * 669 2/2 12/3 8/9 25/14 2/3 DNP 7/4 0/0 0/0 0/0 7/2 March 4...W, Milwaukee * 507 3/7 5/5 13/2 13/2 9/2 0/0 8/5 0/1 7/2 10/0 6/3 March 6...L, Green Bay * /3 5/2 11/4 23/9 2/6 DNP 8/4 DNP 0/1 0/0 1/2 March 10...W, UIC # /5 5/4 10/9 29/3 5/2 DNP 5/5 DNP 0/1 DNP 10/6 March W, (OT)... at Green Bay # /2 8/2 21/6 28/5 3/0 DNP 4/3 0/0 5/1 DNP 12/6 March 14...W, vs. Butler # 306 0/0 4/12 16/7 23/10 16/3 DNP 2/1 0/0 DNP DNP 5/5 March :50 p.m... at Notre Dame $ * - Horizon League Game All Times Eastern! - Caribbean Challenge - Cancun, Mexico # - Horizon League Championship $ - NCAA Championship HOME GAMES IN BOLD/CAPS Game-By-Game Scoring/Rebounding Game Starter Stats in Bold CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY WOMEN S BASKETBALL STATISTICS Game-by-Game Team Totals +Points/Assist FG -FGA Pct. 3G -3GA Pct. FT -FTA Pct. Reb Ast Stl Blk TO PF -D 1st 2nd OT Score OHIO STATE CLEVELAND STATE CLEVELAND STATE vs. MARQUETTE CLEVELAND STATE vs. IONA CLEVELAND STATE vs. MARSHALL CLEVELAND STATE STATE CLEVELAND STATE CLEVELAND STATE

13 Cleveland State Basketball 11 Game-by-Game Team Totals FG -FGA Pct. 3G -3GA Pct. FT -FTA Pct. Reb Ast Stl Blk TO PF -D 1st 2nd OT Score INDIANA STATE LAKE ERIE STATE MICHIGAN CLEVELAND STATE GREEN BAY STATE MILWAUKEE STATE CLEVELAND STATE CLEVELAND STATE BUTLER STATE VALPARAISO STATE YOUNGSTOWN STATE STATE STATE CLEVELAND STATE CLEVELAND STATE UIC STATE LOYOLA STATE CLEVELAND STATE CLEVELAND STATE STATE CLEVELAND STATE DETROIT STATE WRIGHT STATE STATE CLEVELAND STATE BAY CLEVELAND STATE UIC STATE BAY CLEVELAND STATE #BUTLER CLEVELAND STATE

14 Cleveland State Basketball CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY WOMEN S BASKETBALL OVERALL STATISTICS Overall Record: Home: 11-3 Away: 6-9 Neutral: POINT SCORING REBOUND ASSISTS G -GS Min -Avg FG -FGA Pct FG -FGA Pct FT -FTA Pct Pts -Avg Reb -Avg Ast -Avg Stl Blk TO PF DQ KLEIN Career GARLAND Career CROSLEY Career A. ROQUE Career WINTON Career J. ROQUE Career ADAMS Career KING Career KEANE Career BLUE Career MONTGOMERY Career CSU OPPONENTS Jump Balls: CSU-13, Opp-19 SEASON SUPERLATIVES Dead Ball Rebounds: CSU-96, Opp-81 Individual High Cleveland State High Opponent High Points 32 Kailey Klein vs. Detroit & Wright State 83 at Green Bay 78 by Green Bay FG Made 10 Kailey Klein, Four Times 31 vs. Butler 36 by Marshall Shawnita Garland at Valparaiso at Green Bay FG Attempted 25 Kailey Klein vs. Indiana 74 Multiple Times 71 by Eastern Michigan Kailey Klein vs. UIC 3-Pt FG Made 7 Jessica Roque vs. Iona 10 at Green Bay 11 by Loyola 3-Pt FG Att. 8 Multiple Times 31 at Kent State 29 by Milwaukee FT Made 15 Kailey Klein vs. Detroit 25 vs. UIC 20 by Butler FT Attempted 20 Kailey Klein vs. Loyola 34 vs. UIC 29 by Butler Rebounds 14 Shalonda Winton vs. Indiana 53 vs. Indiana 62 by Eastern Michigan Kailey Klein vs. Loyola & Wright State Rebound Margin +17 vs. Wright State +19 by Wright State Fouls 20 vs. Loyola 29 by Iona Assists 8 Kailey Klein vs. Niagara 23 at Green Bay 27 by Marshall Shawnita Garland vs. UIC Kailey Klein vs. Butler Turnovers 7 Shalonda Winton vs. Marquette 25 vs. Iona 28 by Marquette Jessica Roque vs. Green Bay Kailey Klein vs. Detroit Blocks 3 Kailey Klein at Niagara 5 at Eastern Michigan 7 by Eastern Michigan at Green Bay Steals 9 Shawnita Garland at Eastern Mich. 16 vs. Youngstown State 18 by Youngstown State FG Pct..596 at Green Bay (31-52).571 by Marshall (36-63) 3-Pt FG Pct..556 at Green Bay (10-18).583 by Loyola (7-12) FT Pct..917 at Green Bay (11-12).842 by Green Bay (16-19)

15 Cleveland State Basketball CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY WOMEN S BASKETBALL HORIZON LEAGUE ONLY STATISTICS Horizon League: 11-7 Home: 7-2 Away: 4-5 Overtime: POINT SCORING REBOUND ASSISTS G -GS Min -Avg FG -FGA Pct FG -FGA Pct FT -FTA Pct Pts -Avg Reb -Avg Ast -Avg Stl Blk TO PF DQ KLEIN Career GARLAND Career A. ROQUE Career CROSLEY Career WINTON Career J. ROQUE Career ADAMS Career KING Career KEANE Career BLUE Career MONTGOMERY Career CSU OPPONENTS Jump Balls: CSU-11, Opp-7 Dead Ball Rebounds: CSU-47, Opp-42 SEASON TEAM LOWS Cleveland State Opponents Points 54 at Detroit 34 by Ohio FG Made 17 vs. Iona & vs. Youngstown State 13 by Ohio FG Attempted 45 at Green Bay 44 by Ohio 3-Pt FG Made 1 vs. UIC 1 by Youngstown State 3-Pt FG Att. 7 vs. Wright State 3 by Marshall FT Made 3 at Detroit 1 by Marshall FT Attempted 3 at Detroit 2 by Marshall Rebounds 24 at Wisconsin 21 by Wright State Fouls 8 vs. Marshall 8 by Youngstown State Assists 8 vs. UIC 5 by Ohio Turnovers 8 vs. UIC 10 by Butler Blocks 0 Multiple Times 0 Multiple Times Steals 4 at Butler 5 by Niagara, Milwaukee & UIC FG Pct..283 vs. Youngstown State (17-60).273 by Youngstown State (15-55) 3-Pt FG Pct..091 vs. UIC (1-11).077 by Youngstown State (1-13) FT Pct..357 at Kent State (5-14).400 by Ohio (6-15)

16 Cleveland State Basketball 14 CLEVELAND STATE IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT The Cleveland State women s basketball season was one for the ages as the Vikings made history by advancing to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history. After finishing the regular season with a modest mark and claiming fourth place in the Horizon League at 10-8, the Vikings rolled through the league championship with double-digit wins over Butler, top-seeded Green Bay and second-seeded Wright State. The league tournament title brought with it an automatic NCAA bid and CSU was awarded the No. 15 seed in the West Region. The Vikings traveled to Palo Alto, Calif. for a first round matchup with second-seeded Stanford. The Vikings gave the Cardinal all they had for the first four minutes, taking a 6-5 lead on three-pointers by Angel Roque and Kailey Klein. But Stanford turned to Jayne Appel, their 6-foot-5 All-American center, and scored 25 of the next 27 points to seize control of the game. Kailey Klein led CSU with 16 points while Robyn Hoying added 10 points and seven rebounds. GAME #33 Stanford 85 Cleveland State 47 March 22, 2008 Palo Alto, Calif. CLEVELAND ST...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Dominique Butler Robyn Hoying Angel Roque Brittany Korth Kailey Klein Shawnita Garland Natalie Miller Justine Hayes Jessica Roque Team... 4 Totals Through it all, the Vikings (19-14) fought, scrapped and battled for every loose ball and every rebound, refusing to give up despite a lack of depth (CSU had just eight healthy players), a lack of height (the Vikings tallest player peaked at 6-0) and a home-court disadvantage (Stanford played on its home court). For a program that had struggled to find success throughout the previous three seasons, the journey to Palo Alto for the NCAA Championship for the Vikings started in October and included achievements that the program had never accomplished before. CSU won 19 games, the secondhighest single season total in school history, more then the total of the previous three seasons combined. Picked to finish eighth in the league, CSU won a then school-record 10 conference games to finish fourth in the regular season. Kailey Klein drives for two of her teamhigh 16 points against Stanford in the first round of the 2008 NCAA Championship in Palo Alto, Calif. STANFORD... min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Rosalyn Gold-Onwude Jayne Appel JJ Hones Candice Wiggins Kayla Pederson Cissy Pierce Hannah Donaghe Jeanette Pohlen Ashley Cimino Morgan Clyburn Jillian Harmon Team... 1 Totals Halftime: Stanford 45, Cleveland State 22. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 1, Stanford 2. Technicals: None. Officials: Barb Smith, Amy Bonner, Frank Steratore. Attendance: 5,457 Kailey Klein, head coach Kate Peterson Abiad, Robyn Hoying and Dominique Butler answer questions at a press conference leading up to CSU s first-ever appearance in the NCAA Championship in March of 2008.

17 Cleveland State Basketball 15 lee reed Director of Athletics 8th Year at CSU Lee Reed, a former basketball standout at Cleveland State, is in his eighth year as the Director of Athletics at CSU. He rejoined the Viking family in the summer of 2002 and was immediately charged with leading Viking athletics to national prominence. His hard work and tireless work ethic during that time have helped the Viking athletic program move into the upper echelon of the Horizon League over the last four years and become one of the top programs in the entire State of Ohio. Over the last two years, Reed has overseen a department that has captured nine Horizon League Championships, as well as five runner-up finishes. In addtion, CSU has been represented at the NCAA Championship 13 times over the last two seasons. Reed s plan and vision culminated during the season when the Vikings claimed the James J. McCafferty Trophy, which is presented annually by the Horizon League in recognition of the league s all-sport champion. It was the first time that CSU captured the award. In addition, CSU won the league s Men s All-Sports Award, while the Vikings finished third in the Women s All-Sports Award. The Vikings, who had never finished higher than fifth place in the McCafferty standings, became just the fourth current Horizon League member to win the award and vaulted all the way from seventh place (out of nine schools) in the standings from In , the department claimed a program record five league titles with volleyball, men s golf, men s tennis and women s basketball advancing to postseason play after capturing Horizon League tournament titles. The softball team won the regular season crown for the first time in progam history. Prior to the start of the season, CSU had won just two championships over the last eight seasons as both men s golf and men s swimming and diving won Horizon League titles in Reed s first seven years at the helm have been extremely successful. Among his accomplishments were: student-athletes maintaining a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better in six of his seven years at Director of Athletics; instituted the development of the inaugural five-year strategic plan for athletics, organizing the goals of the department so that they match with the mission of the university; developed the first athletic facility master plan, analyzing each program s needs to help plan future enhancements to the athletic physical plant to shape the future; worked with university officials to design and develop the school s first-ever on campus baseball field, a facility that may open as soon as the 2012 season. spearheaded a $2.5 million renovation of Krenzler Field that included the addition of a FieldTurf playing surface and a removable air-supported dome that enabled the facility to become a year-round training complex; increased private gifts to the athletic department by 27-percent, including the creation of the Avis Scholarship Fund, the first fully-endowed scholarship for men s basketball; successfully guiding the department through its 10-year NCAA certification process, resulting in the unconditional certification of the department in May, 2005; the reorganization of the athletics department administrative structure, focusing on improvement in external affairs and fundraising; improved athletic performance and development support for student-athletes with the addition of the department s first-ever full-time strength and conditioning coach, hiring of additional athletic training staff and the renovation of the PE Building weight room into a state-of-the-art facility; increased financial support of the department through the restructuring of the Viking Club booster organization and the formation of the Elite Fleet corporate partners program; completed a redesign of athletic marks and logos, giving the university athletic programs a modern look; established the McLendon Scholarship Series, an annual game honoring former CSU head coach and Hall of Fame enshrinee John McLendon; and the creation of the CSU Visiting Committee, which counsels athletics in marketing, promotions, media relations and the cultivation of prospective donors and supporters throughout Northeast Ohio. Reed is well-respected nationally. He represents the Horizon League on the NCAA Management Council, one of the most prestigious committees within the NCAA and also served as the president of the NCAA I-AAA Athletic Director s Association in He is also a member of the NCAA Basketball Academic Enhancement Group, a working group composed of presidents, chancellors, head coaches, commissioners, athletic directors and faculty athletic representatives, which was established to develop strategies to enhance the academic performance and graduation rates of NCAA Division I men s basketball. Reed serves on the Horizon League Television Task Force, examining and creating local, regional and national broadcast options for league events. A past chairman of the John McLendon Memorial Minority Postgraduate Scholarship Awards committee, which is operated through NACDA, Reed also serves as a member of the Board of Directors of the Greater Cleveland Sports Commission. In March of 2005, Reed was honored for his accomplishments at CSU when he was listed as one of the 50 Most Powerful African- Americans in Sports by Black Enterprise magazine. Reed rejoined the Vikings after spending the previous seven years ( ) at Eastern Michigan University, the last four as Associate Athletic Director for Internal Affairs. Reed joined the EMU staff in as Director of Ticket Operations, Marketing and Promotions Assistant. After just one year, he was promoted to Executive Assistant to the President where he became responsible for the daily operations of the Office of the President. He served on the President s cabinet and had operational oversight for the office s $7 million budget. Reed maintained his ties to athletics, serving as the president s liaison to athletics on personnel, marketing and public relations issues. After almost two years in the president s office, Reed returned to athletics as Associate Athletic Director for Internal Affairs in As associate athletic director, Reed oversaw all internal affairs of the department, including compliance, operations and facilities. He had administrative oversight for seven Olympic sports, coordinating fund raising, budget development and the hiring and evaluation of coaches. He administered the athletic department s $3.5 million grant-in-aid budget that covered 21 sports. A four-year letterman at CSU, Reed played on teams that compiled a mark, serving as team captain for the season. Reed coached basketball at the University of New Mexico from and returned to the university to earn his degree in university studies and psychology in He later received a master s degree in sports administration from UNM in Reed returned to Cleveland in January of 1995 when he was hired as an administrative assistant for the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics. In his 15 months with NACDA, he worked with the Sears Director s Cup and the NACDA Foundation scholarships program. Reed and his wife, Katafa, have four children, daughter Francys (11) and sons Lee, Jr. (20), Christian (13) and Grant (7). The Reeds reside in Solon, Ohio.

18 Cleveland State Basketball 16 kate peterson abiad Head Coach 7th season at CSU & overall During her seven years at the helm of the Cleveland State women s basketball team, head coach Kate Peterson Abiad has systematically built a program that has been turned into one of the perennial contenders in the Horizon League. The route to get there was not an easy one, however, as Peterson Abiad endured many highs and lows in the time it took to retool and rebuild the Viking program into one of the top in the Horizon League. And now that Peterson Abiad has established the Vikings as one of the top programs in the league, that is where the seventh year coach wants to keep it. By winning the Horizon League Championship for the second time in the last three seasons and earning the automatic bid to the NCAA tournament that goes with it, Peterson Abiad has achieved the ultimate goal that she set for the program, namely, becoming a program that wins championships and competes on the national stage. After an up and down season, the Vikings entered the league tournament as the No. 4 seed, but were playing some of their best basketball of the seasonby winning five of their final six regular season games and eight of their last nine overall. Having peaked at the right time, CSU got past UIC in the quarterfinals and played a near flawless second half and overtime session to win at Green Bay in the semifinals before topping Butler in the championship game. It was Peterson Abiad s senior class of Stephaine Crosley, Kailey Klein, Angel Roque and Jessica Roque who put the team on their backs and led the Vikings to the league title. It is the same quartet that Peterson Abiad talks highly of and credits with turning the program around after committing to CSU following the Vikings 4-25 season in Last year, CSU advanced to the Horizon League semifinals for the second straight season, finishing overall and tying for the second most wins in school history. It marked the first time in 10 years that CSU played in the league semifinals in back-to-back seasons. The Vikings also placed a program best third in the Horizon League with a school record 12 victories. With that success came several accolades as Klein was chosen as the Horizon League Co-Player of the Year, the first Viking to earn the award since In addition, Dominique Butler and Shawnita Garland were chosen as Co-Defensive Players of the Year. It s no surprise that the duo was honored as Peterson Abiad has built her philosophy around a strong defense with a lot of ball pressure and a five-out motion offense, geared to wear down the opposition with constant movement and cutting. In fact, it is not uncommon for Peterson Abiad to play five-guard sets, forcing other teams forward and centers to guard quicker players on the perimeter. During her tenure at CSU, she has often used a lineup where no player on the court is taller than 5-foot-10. It was just two short years ago that Peterson Abiad s hard work and dedication on the recruiting trail, in the office, in the film room at practice and on the sidelines paid off when she led CSU to a win over Wright State in the Horizon League Championship, securing the programs first bid to the NCAA Championship in school history. CSU defeated Butler in the opening round and upset top-ranked Green Bay in the semifinals to reach the championship game. The Vikings finished overall, falling at eventual national runner-up Stanford in the NCAA first round. PETERSON ABIAD S HEAD COACHING RECORD AT CLEVELAND STATE Season Position Record Postseason Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach NCAA (1st Round) Head Coach Head Coach NCAA Tournament Seven Years At Cleveland State: ASSISTANT COACHING RECORD AT INDIANA Season Position Record Postseason Asst. Coach Asst. Coach Indiana (Overall): AT EASTERN ILLINOIS Season Position Record Postseason Asst. Coach Asst. Coach Asst. Coach Asst. Coach Eastern Illinois (Overall): AT WISCONSIN Season Position Record Postseason Asst. Coach NCAA (1st Round) Asst. Coach NIT (Runner-up) Asst. Coach NIT (Champions) Asst. Coach NCAA (1st Round) Asst. Coach NCAA (1st Round) Asst. Coach 7-21 Wisconsin (Overall) Years as Assistant Coach The campaign capped a remarkable turnaround as the Vikings were coming off an 8-22 season and were tabbed to finished eighth of 10 teams in the Horizon League preseason poll of coaches, sports information directors and media. The 11-win turnaround was the fifth best in the nation, as well as the best turnaround from one season to the next in school history. The accomplishments earned Peterson Abiad a five-year contract extension that will keep her with the Vikings through the season. Named the sixth head coach in school history on April 25, 2003, Peterson Abiad has spent the last 18 seasons as an assistant or head coach at collegiate level. She has been

19 Cleveland State Basketball 17 field goals made per game (3.85) during the season. She was inducted into the UW-Stevens Point Hall of Fame in Peterson Abiad earned her bachelor s degree in psychology from Stevens Point in 1991, and her master s degree in counseling and educational psychology from Indiana in In addition to her college coaching experience, Peterson Abiad served as the coach for an Athletes in Action camp held in Sao Paulo, Brazil in 1992, and has worked a variety of summer basketball camps and served as the director of the UW-Stevens Point summer basketball camp in Peterson Abiad lives in North Royalton with her husband, Phil Abiad, an assistant coach with the CSU volleyball program for the last 11 seasons, and their daughter Mea Grace. The kate peterson abiad File part of four NCAA tournament teams and two NIT teams, including the NIT Champions at Wisconsin. After serving as an assistant coach for a combined 12 seasons at Indiana, Eastern Illinois and Wisconsin, she received her first collegiate head coaching job when she was chosen to lead the Vikings. Peterson Abiad wasted little time in making a name for herself upon arriving in Cleveland, leading CSU to a mark, including a then school-record nine league wins and a fourth place Horizon League standing in her first year at the helm. It marked the first time in five seasons that the Vikings finished better than.500 in conference play. The success became tempered over the next three seasons, as youth and injuries forced Peterson Abiad to tinker with players and rotations. He Vikings won just 16 combined games over those three seasons. An assistant at Wisconsin for six seasons prior to her arrival in Cleveland, Peterson Abiad served as the Badgers chief recruiter, beginning in Under head coach Jane Albright, Peterson Abiad helped the Badgers bring in two top-10 rookie classes during her final four years in Madison. She was responsible for the signing and development of WNBA draftees Tamara Moore and Jessie Stomski and was instrumental to the Badgers inking Nina Smith, the 1999 USA Today National Player of the Year. While in Madison, the Badgers advanced to the NCAA Tournament three times (1998, 2001 & 2002) and won the 2000 WNIT championship after falling in the title game the year before. Prior to her stint at Wisconsin, Peterson Abiad was an assistant at Eastern Illinois for four years ( ), joining the staff as the chief assistant in She played a large role in the Panthers posting a record and advancing to the conference semifinals in two years after the team won just two games. During her tenure in Charleston, Ill., Peterson Abiad served as the recruiting coordinator, was responsible for scouting opponents and developed a strength and conditioning program. She also assisted with practice planning and implementation and coached individual workouts. Peterson Abiad received her first coaching opportunity during a two-year stint at Indiana, helping the Hoosiers to a record from While at Indiana, she gained familiarity with the Big Ten, serving as a graduate assistant for one year and a restricted earnings coach. She later took on unexpected duties including scouting, on-campus recruiting and on-court coaching in A native of River Falls, Wis., Peterson Abiad graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point where she earned honorable mention Kodak All-America honors as a senior in A four-year starter, she twice garnered all-conference recognition and set an NCAA Division III national record for three-point Personal Full Name: Kate Peterson Abiad Hometown: River Falls, Wis. Hired at CSU: April 25, 2003 Birthdate: Jan. 25, 1969 (Hudson, Wis.) Family: Husband Phil Abiad and daughter, Mea Grace. Education River Falls High School, 1987 University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point B.A. in Psychology, 1991 Indiana University M.A. in Counseling & Educational Psychology, 1995 playing experience Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Kodak All-American Four-year starter & 1991 Team MVP All-Wisconsin Women s Intercollegiate Athletic Conference ( ) Team Captain (1990, 1991) 14th on all-time scoring list (939) Second in school history with 169 career three-pointers Honors & Awards Inducted into UW-Stevens Point Hall of Fame on Sept. 30, 2000 Played for Athletes in Action (Brazil, South America) in 1992 NCAA Division III NCAA record for three point field goals per game (3.85) in 1991

20 Cleveland State Basketball 18 Tony McAndrews is in his first season as an assistant coach at Cleveland State, but he is no stranger to the sidelines, having amassed more than 30 years as a coach at the high school and collegiate levels. McAndrews joined the Viking staff after serving as the head coach at Pope John Paul II H.S. in Boca Raton, Fla., for the last three years. In addition to his duties at Pope John Paul II, McAndrews served as an advanced scout for the Orlando Magic, which won the Eastern Conference Championship and advanced to the 2009 NBA Finals. McAndrews began his coaching career as an assistant at Iowa under Lute Olson from , including an appearance in the 1980 Final Four. Tony McAndrews Assistant Coach Amy Wright Assistant Coach Amy Wright, a four-year letterwinner at Arkansas and former WNBA and Premier Players guard, is in her second season as an assistant coach at Cleveland State. Wright joined the Viking staff in after spending one season as an assistant coach at Western Kentucky where she assisted in the day-to-day operations, including recruiting, scouting, game preparation and player development. She helped WKU earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Championship as the Lady Toppers won the Sun Belt Conference Championship. At CSU, Wright serves as the recruiting coordinator, while also working From there, McAndrews served as the head coach at Colorado State from before rejoining Olson as an assistant coach at Arizona from While with the Wildcats, McAndrews was instrumental in helping the squad to five PAC-10 titles, nine berths in the NCAA tournament, as well as an appearance in the 1988 Final Four. McAndrews had a large part in turning the Wildcat program into a national power as Arizona won at least 20 games eight times with McAndrews on the bench, including a program-best 35 Tony McAndrews at a glance wins during the season. After a one-year stint as an assistant coach at Georgia Southern ( ), McAndrews was named the head coach at Nova Southeastern, where he served from He was also an assistant coach at Florida Atlantic in , helping the Owls to a mark. McAndrews, who has coached and mentored 12 NBA players, including NBA Champions Steve Kerr and Sean Elliott, was a scout for the Seattle Supersonics and served as an assistant coach of the World Game Trials. A 1966 graduate of St. Ambrose, McAndrews was inducted into the schools athletic Hall of Fame in College: St. Ambrose, 1966 Year at Cleveland State: 1st Coaching Experience: 32 seasons Iowa ( ), assistant coach; Colorado State ( ), head coach; Arizona ( ), assistant coach; Georgia Southern ( ), assistant coach; Nova Southeastern ( ), head coach; Florida Atlantic ( ), assistant coach; Pope John Paul II H.S. ( ), head coach; Cleveland State (2009-pres.), assistant coach. with a talented group of guards on the Viking roster. In addition to her one season on the bench at WKU, Wright spent three seasons as an assistant coach at South Florida, where she helped the Bulls amass 54 wins, including a 21-win campaign in USF made three trips to the postseason during her tenure, earning an at-large berth to the NCAA Championship in A 2002 graduate of Arkansas, Wright lettered for the Razorbacks from and is the only point guard in school history to lead Arkansas to four Amy Wright at a glance straight postseason appearances, including the 1999 WNIT title and a berth in the WNIT semifinals in She graduated as Arkansas all-time leader in assists (717), setting the school record for assists in a season as a senior (205), leading the Razorbacks to the second round of the NCAA Championship. An academic all-sec selection as a junior ( ), Wright never missed a game, playing in 131 consecutive contests. Following her collegiate career, Wright participated in the WNBA Pre-Draft Camp and was drafted by the Detroit Shock in A native of Williamsburg, Ind., and 1998 graduate of Northeastern High School, Wright graduated from Arkansas with a Bachelor of Science degree in marketing and management in College: University of Arkansas, 2002 Year at Cleveland State: 1st Coaching Experience: Five seasons South Florida ( ), assistant coach; Western Kentucky ( ), assistant coach; Cleveland State (2008-present), assistant coach.

21 Cleveland State Basketball 19 Liberty del Rosario may be in her first season as an assistant coach at Cleveland State, but she is no stranger to the program, having served as the Director of Basketball Operations for the last three seasons and helping the program become a perennial contender in the Horizon League. When hired in 2006, del Rosario had the distinction of being the firstever Director of Basketball Operation in program history. Liberty del Rosario Assistant Coach She was responsible for coordinating all the team s administrative duties including team travel, meals, summer camps, personal matters and community relations. Del Rosario was promoted to assistant coach in the summer of Prior to arriving at CSU, del Rosario served as an assistant women s basketball coach from at Notre Dame College in South Euclid, Ohio. Liberty del Rosario at a glance While there, del Rosario had a hand in helping the Falcons advance to the NAIA Nationals for the first time in program history in That team set the school-record with 25 wins. A two-year letterwinner in basketball at Notre Dame College, del Rosario graduated in 2000 with a bachelor s degree in psychology and later earned a master s in education with a specialization in sports management from Cleveland State in College: Notre Dame College, 2000 Year at Cleveland State: 4th (1st as an assistant coach) Coaching Experience: Seven seasons Notre Dame College ( ), assistant coach; Cleveland State ( ), director of basketball operations; Cleveland State (2009-pres.), assistant coach. Brittany Korth Graduate Manager Former Cleveland State guard Brittany Korth is in her second season as a graduate manager. Korth is no stranger to CSU as she was head coach Kate Peterson Abiad s first-ever recruit to CSU in 2003, immediately making an impact on the program. She was named to the 2005 Horizon League All-Newcomer team after averaging 6.6 points, 3.5 rebounds and 2.3 assists, starting 19 times as a freshman. Three years ago, Korth played a vital role in helping CSU finish in fourth place in the Horizon League during the regular season with a then school-record 10 league wins. She knocked down 64 three-pointers, the second highest single season total in school history. Korth also averaged 11.7 points, 5.0 rebounds and 4.3 assists in three league tournament contests, helping the Vikings win their first-ever league tournament title and earn a berth in the NCAA Championship. She earned a spot on the all-tournament team. A four-year letterwinner, Korth ranks second in the CSU record books in games played (120), three-point field goals (166) and three-pointers attempted (583), fourth in games started (99) and fifth in assists (350). A 2008 graduate of Cleveland State with a degree in psychology, Korth is currently pursuing her master s degree in sports management at CSU. Sallie Gordon Director of Operations Sallie Gordon is in her first season as the Director of Basketball Operations for the Vikings program. Gordon arrived at CSU after serving as an event coordinator at Key West Youth Basketball Clinic in Key West, Fla. Her duties included constructing and leading meetings with the clinic staff and supervising event day-operation and set-up. Gordon also served as an intern for the High School All- American Game from January through May of 2009 in Lilburn, Ga. She managed the player selection process, which included a commitment from the No. 1 player in the country. Gordon acted as a liaison between the WBCA and players, parents and coaches. In addition, her marketing efforts brought in a game-day record walk-up crowd of 500 people. She got her start as a team manger/student assistant with Georgetown College women s basketball team. In addition, Gordon assisted in managing game day and practice operations, including video recording and exchange, while planning special events, such as alumni reunions and team banquets. She was also a member of the squad. She earned a Bachelor s of Science in Business Administration from Georgetown College in 2007 and a Master s of Science in Sport Administration from Georgia State in 2009.

22 Cleveland State Basketball kailey klein 5-11 Senior Guard Cherry, Ill. Hall H.S SEASON: All-time leading scorer in CSU history with 2,109 points. The record setting basket came on a left-handed layup with 11:08 left in the first half against Loyola (2/6/10). Became the third player in Horizon League history to reach 2,000 career points at Milwaukee (3/4/10). She is now second all-time. Named to the All-Horizon League first team for the third straight year, just the second player in school history to accomplish the feat (Audra Cook; ). Has averaged 19.0 points and 5.4 rebounds in seven career games against BCS schools. Has nine career Horizon League Player of the Week awards, tied for the second most all-time in league history and one short of equaling the record. Started all 32 games, averaging a league-best 36.6 minutes. Leads the Horizon League in scoring (18.6), more than three points better than second place (15.3), scoring 595 total points, the third highest total in a single season in school history. Adds 7.3 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game. Is sixth in the league in defensive rebounding (5.0), seventh in blocked shots (0.8), eighth in offensive rebounding (2.3) and ninth in three-pointers made (1.5). Earned Preseason Horizon League Player of the Year honors and a spot on the preseason all-league first team. Is the CSU career leader in free throws made (599) and attempted (755), ranking third in free throw percentage (.793). Is eighth on the CSU career rebounding list (725) and third in offensive rebounds (275). Is the second player in CSU history to lead team in scoring in four straight seasons (Debra Taylor, ). Has played in 126 career games, tied for the most all-time in CSU history, including 113 consecutive starts, tied for the most in program history. Has a school-record eight career 30-point games and has 99 career double-digit scoring contests. Named the MVP of the 2010 Horizon League Championship GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Total 3-Pt Opponent Min FG -A FG -A FT -A Pts Reb Ast Stl Bk TO PF Ohio * at Toledo * at Wisconsin * vs. Marquette * vs. Iona * Marshall * at Kent State * at Niagara * Indiana * Lake Erie * at Eastern Mich. * Green Bay * Milwaukee * at Loyola * at UIC * Butler * Valparaiso * Youngstown St. * at Wright State * at Detroit * UIC * Loyola * at Valparaiso * at Butler * at Youngstown St. * Detroit * Wright State * at Milwaukee * at Green Bay * UIC * at Green Bay * vs. Butler * *denotes games started. Career Highs Points vs. Multiple Opponents FTA...21 at UIC (3/6/08) FG at Valparaiso (2/2/08) Rebounds...14 vs. Loyola (2/6/10) FGA vs. Multiple Opponents Assists...8 vs. Multiple Opponents 3FG... 5 vs. Multiple Opponents Steals...5 vs. Multiple Opponents 3FGA vs. Indiana (12/19/09) Blocks...3 at Niagara (12/15/09) FT at UIC (3/6/08) Minutes...45 at Green Bay (3/12/10) after scoring 80 points over three games, the highest point total in tournament history, and grabbing 18 rebounds. Recorded 23 points, 10 rebounds and two blocked shots in the win over Butler (3/14/10) in the Horizon League Championship game, earning U.S. Army Player of the Game honors. Tallied 28 points with five boards, five assists and five steals to earn U.S. Army Player of the Game honors against Green Bay (3/12/10) in Horizon League semifinals. Poured in 29 points, earning the U.S. Army Player of the Game Award in quarterfinal victory over UIC (3/10/10). Scored 23 points, including 17 in the second half, with nine rebounds at Green Bay (3/6/10). Named Horizon League Player of the Week on March 1 after averaging 28.5 points and 12.0 rebounds in two games. Recorded a double-double with 25 points and career-high tying 14 rebounds versus Wright State (2/27/10). Finished with 32 points, one shy of tying career-high, and 10 rebounds against Detroit (2/25/10). KLEIN s Career Stats Season G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3G-3GA Pct FT-FTA Pct PTS-Avg REB-Avg Ast-Avg St Blk TO PF-D Career

23 Cleveland State Basketball 21 Scored 29 points with nine rebounds, playing all 40 minutes at Butler (2/13/10). Horizon League Player of the Week on Feb. 8 after averaging 26.0 points and 12.5 rebounds against UIC and Loyola. Recorded 31 points and career-best 14 rebounds against Loyola (2/6/10). That came on the heels of a 21 point, 11 rebound effort versus UIC (2/4/10). Named Horizon League Player of the Week on Jan. 10 after averaging 24.3 points and 10.3 rebounds in three games. Notched third straight double-double with 19 points and 12 rebounds, adding eight assists, versus Butler (1/14/10). Had 26 points and 11 rebounds at UIC (1/9/10). Finished with 28 points and 11 rebounds at Loyola (1/7/10), scoring 26 of her points in the second half. Scored 19 points, all in the second half, with nine rebounds against Milwaukee (1/4/10). Had double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds at Eastern Michigan (12/29/09). Recorded 28 points and 12 rebounds, playing a career-most 44 minutes, against Indiana (12/19/09). She was named the Horizon League Player of the Week for her efforts. Flirted with triple-double before finishing with 15 points, nine rebounds and eight assists at Niagara (12/15/09). CSU CAREER: Named to All-Horizon League first team as a junior and was tabbed as league Co-Player of the Year. Was third player in school history to earn league Player of the Year honors and the first since Audra Cook ( ). Led team and ranked second in league scoring (16.9), becoming just the third player in school history to lead the team in scoring each of her first three seasons. Scored 25 points against Niagara (12/21/08), going 14-of-14 from the free throw line. It was the second most free throws made in school history without a miss (Deb Taylor went 15-for-15 in 1990). Also had nine boards and six assists. Selected to All-Horizon League first team and was runner-up as league Player of the Year as a sophomore. Scored CSU singleseason record 654 points, breaking the old mark of 635 by Dianne Foster ( ). Ranked second in the league in scoring (19.8), fifth in free throw percentage, eighth in rebounding (6.1), 12th in assists (3.20) and steals (1.70), 13th in field goal percentage (.457) and 15th in threepointers (1.36). Tied career-high with 33 points on three occasions, at Detroit (2/16/08), at Valparaiso (2/2/08) and at Alaska Anchorage (11/20/07), going a combined 33-for-48 from the field in the three games. Led team with 16 point, five rebounds and four assists at Stanford in first round of NCAA Championship (3/22/08). MVP of Horizon League Championship after scoring 67 points in three games, the third highest point total in tournament history. Scored 29 points and grabbed 13 rebounds in league championship game against Wright State (3/16/08). Became the first CSU women s basketball player to earn Horizon League Newcomer of the Year award and was chosen to the league all-newcomer team following her freshman season. Became just the fifth freshman in program history, and the first since Debra Taylor ( ), to lead the team in scoring (11.0 ppg). HIGH SCHOOL: Unanimous first team all-state selection as a senior after averaging 24.0 points a game. Third runner-up for Illinois Ms. Basketball. Scored a conference record (boys or girls) 2,496 career points and pulled down 1,188 rebounds. Named Peoria Journal Star Player of the Year her final two seasons. Averaged 22.0 points as a junior en route to earning all-state honors from the Chicago Sun-Times (first team), Associated Press (second team and IBCA (third team). Scored 58 points in a game as a sophomore. PERSONAL: Born May 29, 1988 in Cherry, Ill. daughter of Mike and Lynn Klein has a younger sister, Brigitte member of the National Honor Society finance major.

24 Cleveland State Basketball stephaine crosley 5-11 Senior Forward Milwaukee, Wis. King H.S SEASON: Started all 31 games she has played in, averaging 7.3 points and 5.8 rebounds per game. Missed the Iona game (11/27/09) in Cancun, Mexico with a sprained ankle. Ranks fourth in league in offensive rebounding (2.6). Leads the team and is ranked seventh in the league in field goal percentage (.525; ). Has made 14 of her last 27 field goal attempts (.519) over the last five games. Had a game high 12 rebounds and a career high-tying six assists in the win over Butler (3/14/10) in the Horizon League Championship game. Made four of her five field goal attempts for eight points at Green Bay (3/12/10) in Horizon League semifinals. Was 6-of-7 from the field for 12 points vs. Wright State (2/27/10). Scored career-high 18 points, including second three-pointer of the season, with six rebounds at Butler (2/13/10). Made all four field goals for eight points with nine boards at Valparaiso (2/11/10). Scored seven points with 12 rebounds, her second doubledigit rebound effort of season vs. Loyola (2/6/10). Played career-high 40 minutes, finishing with nine points and eight rebounds at UIC (1/9/10). Scored nine points with 13 rebounds (8 offensive) against Milwaukee (1/4/10). Scored career-high 16 points (8-14 FG) with eight rebounds and three steals at Eastern Michigan (12/29/09), despite battling flu-like symptoms the day before. Had 14 points and six rebounds vs. Marshall (12/2/09). CSU CAREER: Averaged 4.7 points and 6.3 rebounds, ranking seventh in the Horizon League, as a junior. Had a career-high 16 rebounds at UIC (2/26), the most boards by a Viking since 2000 (Audra Cook, 17). Was the top forward off the bench as a sophomore, averaging 5.0 points and 4.0 rebounds per game. Started the first nine contests as a freshman before a leg injury sidelined her for the next 18 games GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Total 3-Pt Opponent Min FG -A FG -A FT -A Pts Reb Ast Stl Bk TO PF Ohio * at Toledo * at Wisconsin * vs. Marquette * vs. Iona DNP-INJ Marshall * at Kent State * at Niagara * Indiana * Lake Erie * at Eastern Mich. * Green Bay * Milwaukee * at Loyola * at UIC * Butler * Valparaiso * Youngstown St. * at Wright State * at Detroit * UIC * Loyola * at Valparaiso * at Butler * at Youngstown St. * Detroit * Wright State * at Milwaukee * at Green Bay * UIC * at Green Bay * vs. Butler * *denotes games started. Career Highs Points at Butler (2/13/10) FTA...7 vs. Multiple Opponents FG... 8 at Eastern Mich. (12/29/09) Rebounds...16 at UIC (2/26/09) FGA at Ohio (11/17/06) Assists...6 vs. Multiple Opponents 3FG... 2 at Valparaiso (1/5/09) Steals...4 vs. Multiple Opponents 3FGA... 2 vs. Multiple Opponents Blocks...4 at Valparaiso (1/5/09) FT... 6 vs. Multiple Opponents Minutes...40 at UIC (1/9/10) Averaged 6.4 points and 4.3 rebounds per game during her freshman season. Scored a then career-high 15 points - on 6-of-10 shooting - and grabbed a then career-best nine boards against Miami (OH) in her first collegiate contest (11/10/06). HIGH SCHOOL: Fourth-team all-state and city player of the year as a senior. Helped team to a 14-2 mark and the conference and regional titles in Was a two-time first team all-conference performer, in addition to garnering second team accolades as a sophomore. Averaged 13.7 points a game for her career en route to topping the 1,000-point plateau. PERSONAL: Born Sept. 23, 1987 in Milwaukee, Wis...daughter of Jerome Mann and Lou Crosley has three sisters, Bridgette, Nina and Jasmine, and a brother, Daniel social work major. CROSLEY S Career Stats Season G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3G-3GA Pct FT-FTA Pct PTS-Avg REB-Avg Ast-Avg St Blk TO PF-D Career

25 Cleveland State Basketball angel roque 5-5 Senior Guard Mississauga, Ont. Fr. Michael Goetz H.S SEASON: Key part of the rotation at guard, averaging 27.9 minutes with eight starts, including last seven games. Averages 7.1 points, 2.5 rebounds and 2.6 assists. Ranks ninth in league in three-point FG% (.347; ) and 10th in three-pointers made (1.3). Knocked down 4-of-7 from three-point, scoring 12 points with five rebounds and six assists at Green Bay (3/12/10) in league semifinals. Scored 10 points with six assists, hitting 7-of-9 free throws, against UIC in quarterfinals (3/10/10). Made second start of season, playing all 45 minutes with eight points and six rebounds vs. Detroit (2/25/10). Had 11 points, hitting three 3-pointers, at Youngstown State (2/20/10). Scored 11 points vs. Loyola (2/6/10) and also dished out the assist on Kailey Klein s basket that broke the CSU career scoring record. Made career-high 7 free throws (of 9) vs. UIC (2/4/10), including all four attempts in the final minute to ice the game. Hit three-pointer from left wing with 11.8 seconds left against Wright State (1/28/10) to tie score at Poured in 13 points with six rebonds, three assists and three steals vs. Youngstown State (1/22/10). Scored 14 points (5-7 FG) against Butler (1/14/10). Made only start of the season at Niagara (12/15/09), scoring six points. Scored career-high 16 points, hitting 4-of-5 from three-point, against Marshall (12/2/09). Had six points, career-high nine rebounds and four assists at Toledo (11/15/09). CSU CAREER: Appeared in 22 games, making 11 starts, as a junior. Started the first 11 games before missing the next nine due to broken left pinky finger. Started all 33 games at point guard as a sophomore, averaging 5.8 points, 2.0 boards and 2.5 assists in 29.4 minutes. Was one of six Vikings to appear in all 30 games her freshman season, averaging 3.1 points and 2.5 assists per game GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Total 3-Pt Opponent Min FG -A FG -A FT -A Pts Reb Ast Stl Bk TO PF Ohio at Toledo at Wisconsin vs. Marquette vs. Iona Marshall at Kent State at Niagara * Indiana Lake Erie at Eastern Mich Green Bay Milwaukee at Loyola at UIC Butler Valparaiso Youngstown St at Wright State at Detroit UIC Loyola at Valparaiso at Butler at Youngstown St Detroit * Wright State * at Milwaukee * at Green Bay * UIC * at Green Bay * vs. Butler * *denotes games started. Career Highs Points vs. Marshall (12/2/09) FTA...8 vs. Multiple Opponents FG... 5 vs. Multiple Opponents Rebounds...9 at Toledo (11/15/09) FGA at Ohio (12/19/08) Assists...7 vs. Colgate (11/21/06) 3FG... 5 at Green Bay (1/10/08) Steals...3 vs. Multiple Opponents 3FGA... 8 vs. Multiple Opponents Blocks...1 vs. Multiple Opponents FT... 7 vs. UIC (2/4/10) Minutes...45 vs. Multiple Opponents Ranked ninth in the league in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.1) and tied for 11th in assists per game (2.5). Dished out a career-best seven assists and scored six points in a win over Colgate (11/21/06). HIGH SCHOOL: Named a 2005 Top Five All-Star by the Toronto Sun. Averaged 15.0 points, 10.0 assists and 7.0 steals to lead school to a 30-2 record as a senior. Helped squad to 2005 regional title and a third-place finish in the province. Member of the Ontario provincial team that claimed the gold medal at the national tournament in 2003 & 04. Was the school s female athlete of the year as a junior, participating in the Nike Camp All-Star Game. PERSONAL: Born Aug. 6, 1988 in Mississauga, Ontario...daughter of Ric and Michele Roque...is three minutes younger than her twin sister, Jessica, and has an older brother, Marcel valedictorian of her high school class chemistry major with concentration in pharmacy. roque s Career Stats Season G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3G-3GA Pct FT-FTA Pct PTS-Avg REB-Avg Ast-Avg St Blk TO PF-D Career

26 Cleveland State Basketball jessica roque 5-7 Senior Guard Mississauga, Ont. Fr. Michael Goetz H.S SEASON: Starting point guard, averaging 6.1 points, 2.6 rebounds and 2.9 assists in 26.9 minutes per contest. Was a perfect 4-for-4 from behind the three-point arc in the win against Butler (3/14/10) in the Horizon League Championship game, scoring 16 points. Played career-high 44 minutes, finishing with 12 points against Detroit (2/25/10). Scored seven points with seven rebounds at Youngstown State (2/20/10). Finished with eight points, seven rebounds and six assists vs. Valparaiso (1/16/10). Horizon League Player of the Week on Nov. 29 after averaging 19.0 points, 2.5 rebounds and 3.0 assists in two games at the Caribbean Challenge. Poured in 23 points against Iona (11/27/09), hitting 7-of-8 (.875) from three-point. The seven three s tied a single game CSU record, while her percentage is the school record. Had 15 points and five assists vs. Marquette (11/26/09). Scored 14 points with five rebounds at Toledo (11/15/09). CSU CAREER: Started all 32 games in the backcourt as a junior, averaging 31.6 minutes. Third on the team an 17th in the Horizon League in scoring (10.8), averaging 2.8 rebounds and 2.7 assists. Ranked fifth in the league in three-pointers made (1.7). Shot.839 (56-62) from the free throw line, making her first 20 attempts in league play. Played in 32 games with one start as a sophomore, averaging 5.2 points and 1.7 rebounds per game. One of two Vikings to start all 30 contests as a freshman, finishing second on team in scoring (8.2 ppg). Was third on the team with 36 steals. Selected to Long Island Turkey Classic All-Tournament team after averaging 21.0 points, 3.5 rebounds and 3.0 assists in games against Long Island and College of Charleston, including career-high 25 points vs. College of Charleston GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Total 3-Pt Opponent Min FG -A FG -A FT -A Pts Reb Ast Stl Bk TO PF Ohio * at Toledo * at Wisconsin * vs. Marquette * vs. Iona * Marshall * at Kent State * at Niagara * Indiana * Lake Erie * at Eastern Mich. * Green Bay * Milwaukee * at Loyola * at UIC * Butler * Valparaiso * Youngstown St. * at Wright State * at Detroit * UIC * Loyola * at Valparaiso * at Butler * at Youngstown St. * Detroit * Wright State * at Milwaukee * at Green Bay * UIC * at Green Bay * vs. Butler * *denotes games started. Career Highs Points vs. Col. Charleston (11/25/06) FTA...8 at Green Bay (3/14/08) FG... 8 vs. Akron (12/10/06) Rebounds...8 vs. Akron (12/10/06) FGA vs. Multiple Opponents Assists...9 at Youngstown State (1/17/09) 3FG... 7 vs. Iona (11/27/09) Steals...4 vs. Col of Charleston (11/25/06) 3FGA vs. Multiple Opponents Blocks...2 at Ball State (11/22/08) FT... 6 vs. Multiple Opponents Minutes...44 vs. Detroit (2/25/10) HIGH SCHOOL: Invited to train with the Canadian Junior National team in December of Named a 2005 Top Five All-Star by the Toronto Sun. Averaged 17.0 points, 10.0 rebounds and 6.0 assists to lead school to a 30-2 record as a senior. Helped squad to 2005 regional title and a third-place finish in the province. Member of the Ontario provincial team in 2002 & 03, helping the 2003 squad to a gold medal at the national tournament. Earned school s female athlete of the year award as a senior. As a freshman, was the city s female athlete of the year. Also played volleyball and ran track, leading the latter squad to a regional, sectional and provincial titles. PERSONAL: Born Aug. 6, 1988 in Mississauga, Ontario daughter of Ric and Michele Roque is three minutes older than her twin sister, Angel, and has an older brother, Marcel health sciences major and spanish minor. roque s Career Stats Season G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3G-3GA Pct FT-FTA Pct PTS-Avg REB-Avg Ast-Avg St Blk TO PF-D Career

27 Cleveland State Basketball shawnita garland 5-5 Junior Guard Charleston, W. Va. Capital H.S SEASON: Named to All-Horizon League second team as well as the league s all-defensive team. Has started all 32 games at off-guard, leading the team in assists (3.3) and steals (3.0) and ranking second in scoring (13.0) and fourth in rebounding (5.0). Is seventh on all-time steals list in CSU history with 214. Leads the league in steals and is ninth in scoring. Has at least one steal in every game, including multiple steals 26 times, making 45 over last 11 games (4.1 spg). Ranked 18th in the nation in steals per game. Tallied 16 points with seven rebounds, two assists and two steals in the win against Butler (3/14/10) in the Horizon League Championship game, earning All-Tournament team honors. Scored 21 points with six rebounds in semifinal win at Green Bay (3/12/10). Had 10 points, nine rebounds and five steals in quarterfinal win over UIC (3/10/10). Poured in 22 points (10-13 FG) at Valparaiso (2/11/10), playing just 24 minutes, adding four steals. Scored all 18 of her points against UIC (2/4/10) in the second half, adding eight rebounds. Had career-high 24 points against Valparaiso (1/16/10). 17 points against Butler (1/14/10) on her 21st birthday. Dished out a career-high eight assists at UIC (1/9/10), while committing zero turnovers. Poured in 22 points against Green Bay (1/2/10), playing all 40 minutes. Scored 14 points, adding six rebounds, career-high nine steals and seven assists at Eastern Michigan (12/29/09). Played a career-high 44 minutes against Indiana (12/19/09), scoring 15 points with five rebounds. Recorded first career double-double with 13 points and career-high 12 rebounds at Niagara (12/13/09). Finished with 17 points, seven assists and six rebounds vs. Marquette (11/26/09). Scored 23 points (8-15 FG) at Wisconsin (11/22/09). CSU CAREER: Second team All-Horizon League pick as a sophomore, ranking second in the league in steals (2.8), fifth in three-point FG% (.390), sixth in scoring (12.4), seventh in field goal percentage (.517) and ninth in minutes played (32.3) Horizon League co-defensive Player of the Year with Dominique Butler after leading the league with 88 steals GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Total 3-Pt Opponent Min FG -A FG -A FT -A Pts Reb Ast Stl Bk TO PF Ohio * at Toledo * at Wisconsin * vs. Marquette * vs. Iona * Marshall * at Kent State * at Niagara * Indiana * Lake Erie * at Eastern Mich. * Green Bay * Milwaukee * at Loyola * at UIC * Butler * Valparaiso * Youngstown St. * at Wright State * at Detroit * UIC * Loyola * at Valparaiso * at Butler * at Youngstown St. * Detroit * Wright State * at Milwaukee * at Green Bay * UIC * at Green Bay * vs. Butler * *denotes games started. Career Highs Points vs. Valparaiso (1/16/10) FTA...9 vs. Multiple Opponents FG vs. Loyola (1/29/09) Rebounds...12 at Niagara (12/13/09) FGA vs. Multiple Opponents Assists...8 at UIC (1/9/10) 3FG... 4 vs. Multiple Opponents Steals...9 at Eastern Mich. (12/29/09) 3FGA... 8 at Wisconsin (11/22/09) Blocks...2 vs. Multiple Opponents FT... 7 vs. Multiple Opponents Minutes...44 vs. Indiana (12/19/09) Had multiple steals in 23 games, and ranked 12th in the nation in steals. Played in 32 games as a freshman, averaging 3.6 points and 1.8 rebounds in 13.6 minutes per contest. HIGH SCHOOL: Selected second team all-state as a senior. Averaged 15.2 points, 3.0 rebounds, 3.6 steals and 3.6 assists per game as a senior. Finished first in the conference in steals, third in assists and scoring and fourth in three-pointers made. Shot 48 percent from the field, 34 percent from three-point range and 71 percent from the free throw line as a senior. Lost just 12 games during her high school career and led team to regional finals each year. PERSONAL: Born Jan. 14, 1989 in Charleston, W.V...daughter of Juanita Garland...has three siblings, Howard, a twin sister Shawnice, and Jalia...recorded perfect attendance in high school...member of F.C.A. as a freshman and sophomore at Capital H.S... volunteered time at the Bob Burdette Center... communication major. garland s Career Stats Season G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3G-3GA Pct FT-FTA Pct PTS-Avg REB-Avg Ast-Avg St Blk TO PF-D Career

28 Cleveland State Basketball 26 5 janelle adams 5-9 Sophomore Guard Milwaukee, Wis. King H.S SEASON: An athletic wing-forward who is one of the top players off the bench, averaging 5.0 points and 3.8 rebounds per game. Had career-highs in assists (6) and steals (4) at Green Bay (3/12/10), along with four points, in league semifinals. Finished with eight points, five rebounds, four assists and three steals at Milwaukee (3/4/10). Scored eight points with four rebounds and career-high tying four assists at Valparaiso (2/11/10). Returned to the lineup against Youngstown State (1/22/10) after missing previous five games with left ankle sprain. Tied career-high with 12 points (6-11 FG) in just 16 minutes of action at Detroit (1/30/10). Scored 11 points with five rebounds at Eastern Michigan (12/29/09). Had 9 points and 5 rebounds at Kent State (12/5/09). Earned first career start vs. Iona (11/27/09), finishing with four points and career-high nine rebounds. Scored 12 points with seven rebounds at Wisconsin (11/22/09). CSU CAREER: Appeared in 30 games as the top wing-forward off the bench as a freshman, averaging 2.7 points and 2.1 rebounds in 10.4 minutes per game. Grabbed six rebounds and blocked career-best three shots in win over Detroit (2/21/09). HIGH SCHOOL: Named conference player of the year, first team all-area and second team all-state as a senior after averaging 11.2 points per game. Led team to a 20-2 record, including a 14-0 mark in league play. Was ranked among the top-10 players in Wisconsin as a senior by Wishoops.net. Selected to compete in the WBCA All Star Game following her senior season. Chosen first team all-conference and third team all-state at the conclusion of her junior year GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Total 3-Pt Opponent Min FG -A FG -A FT -A Pts Reb Ast Stl Bk TO PF Ohio at Toledo at Wisconsin vs. Marquette vs. Iona * Marshall * at Kent State at Niagara Indiana Lake Erie at Eastern Mich Green Bay Milwaukee DNP-INJ at Loyola DNP-INJ at UIC DNP-INJ Butler DNP-INJ Valparaiso DNP-INJ Youngstown St at Wright State at Detroit UIC Loyola at Valparaiso at Butler at Youngstown St Detroit Wright State at Milwaukee at Green Bay UIC at Green Bay vs. Butler *denotes games started. Career Highs Points vs. Multiple Opponents FTA...7 at Eastern Mich (12/29/09) FG... 6 at Detroit (1/30/10) Rebounds...9 vs. Iona (11/27/09) FGA vs. Multiple Opponents Assists...6 at Green Bay (3/12/10) 3FG... 1 vs. Multiple Opponents Steals...4 at Green Bay (3/12/10) 3FGA... 5 at Butler (2/13/10) Blocks...3 vs. Detroit (2/21/09) FT... 5 at Eastern Mich. (12/29/09) Minutes...22 at Wisconsin (11/22/09) Averaged 15.1 points per game and led King to a 21-3 mark and berth in the state quarterfinals as a junior. Was a first team all-conference, thiid team all-area and honorable mention all state honoree as a sophomore. Honorable mention all-conference selection her freshman season. Four-year letterwinner in basketball at Milwaukee King H.S. playing for coach Alina Cunningham. Played her first two seasons at King H.S. with current CSU junior Stephaine Crosley. Lettered two seasons as a soccer goalkeeper and led team to conference championship. Also earned two letters in cross country. PERSONAL: Born Aug. 17, 1990 in Milwaukee, Wis.... daughter of Jimmy and June Adams... has two brothers and one sister... member of high school honor roll and spanish honor society...undecided on a major. ADAMS Career Stats Season G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3G-3GA Pct FT-FTA Pct PTS-Avg REB-Avg Ast-Avg St Blk TO PF-D Career

29 Cleveland State Basketball DESTINEE BLUE 6-3 Sophomore Center Milwaukee, Wis. Vincent H.S SEASON: Averages 2.1 points and 2.0 rebounds per game, playing 8.0 minutes per contest. Made her presence felt with five points in six minutes against Green Bay (3/12/10). Scored seven points, going 3-for-5 from the field, in win at Milwaukee (3/4/10). Logged 19 minutes, finishing with six points and five rebounds at Youngstown State (2/20/10). Scored 7 points with 6 rebounds versus Butler (1/14/10). Played the final 14 minutes at UIC (1/9/10), scoring five points and grabbing three rebounds, while providing key defensive stops. Recorded career-highs in points (11), rebounds (9) and minutes played (23) against Iona. Was 7-for-11 at the free throw line vs. Iona (11/27/09), both career highs. Had four rebounds in 7 minutes vs. Marquette (11/26/09). CSU CAREER: Appeared in 23 games as a freshman, all as a reserve. Averaged 2.0 points and 1.9 rebounds in 7.8 minutes per game, shooting.462 (18-39) from the field. Scored seven points- all in a five minute stretch in the first half with two rebounds at Loyola (2/28). HIGH SCHOOL: Led team to back-to-back state titles as a junior and senior. Named Co-MVP of state tournament as a senior. Was a unanimous first team all-state selection her senior season after earning third team honors following her junior year. Helped team to a 22-3 record as a senior by averaging 13.9 points per game. Averaged 14.1 points per game as a junior in leading squad to state title GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Total 3-Pt Opponent Min FG -A FG -A FT -A Pts Reb Ast Stl Bk TO PF Ohio at Toledo at Wisconsin vs. Marquette vs. Iona Marshall at Kent State at Niagara Indiana Lake Erie at Eastern Mich. Green Bay Milwaukee at Loyola at UIC Butler Valparaiso Youngstown St at Wright State at Detroit UIC Loyola at Valparaiso at Butler at Youngstown St Detroit Wright State at Milwaukee at Green Bay UIC at Green Bay vs. Butler *denotes games started. Career Highs Points vs. Iona (11/27/09) FTA...11 vs. Iona (11/27/09) FG... 3 vs. Multiple Opponents Rebounds...9 vs. Iona (11/27/09) FGA... 8 at Youngstown State (2/20/10) Assists...1 vs. Multiple Opponents 3FG... Steals...2 vs. Niagara (12/21/08) 3FGA... Blocks...1 vs. Multiple Opponents FT... 7 vs. Iona (11/27/09) Minutes...23 vs. Iona (11/27/09) Was the sixth ranked senior in Wisconsin last season by Wishoops.net. Four-year letterwinner at Milwaukee Vincent High playing for coach Marcus Hines. PERSONAL: Born June 14, 1989 in Milwaukee, Wis.... daughter of Eric Blue and DelShannon McAllister... has one brother and three sisters... member of high school honor roll... undecided on a major. BLUE S Career Stats Season G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3G-3GA Pct FT-FTA Pct PTS-Avg REB-Avg Ast-Avg St Blk TO PF-D Career

30 Cleveland State Basketball takima keane 5-11 Sophomore Guard Ajax, Ont. NEDA SEASON: Averaging 2.2 points and 0.7 rebounds in 6.1 minutes per game as a reserve guard/forward. Is shooting.436 (17-39) from the field this season, including 9-for-23 (.391) from three-point. Scored seven points with career-high tying three rebounds at Youngstown State (2/20/10). Tallied a three-pointer in four straight games, Youngstown State (1/22/10), at Detroit (1/30/10), at Valparaiso (2/11/10) at at Youngstown State (2/20/10). Hit 4-of-6 from the field for a career-high nine points, adding three rebounds, at Niagara (12/15/09). Scored four points with two assists against Marshall (12/2/09). CSU CAREER: Received action in 12 contests as a freshman, averaging 1.8 points and 0.5 rebounds in 4.8 minutes per game. Hit 8-of-17 (.471) from the field, including 3-of-5 (.600) from three-point. Scored five points - hitting 2-of-3 from the field - at Youngstown State (1/17/09). Hit her first career shot - a three-pointer - at American (11/28/08), adding two rebounds GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Total 3-Pt Opponent Min FG -A FG -A FT -A Pts Reb Ast Stl Bk TO PF Ohio at Toledo at Wisconsin vs. Marquette vs. Iona Marshall at Kent State at Niagara Indiana Lake Erie at Eastern Mich. Green Bay Milwaukee at Loyola at UIC Butler Valparaiso Youngstown St at Wright State at Detroit UIC Loyola at Valparaiso at Butler at Youngstown St Detroit Wright State at Milwaukee at Green Bay UIC at Green Bay vs. Butler *denotes games started. Career Highs Points... 9 at Niagara (12/13/09) FTA...3 vs. Marshall (12/2/09) FG... 4 at Niagara (12/13/09) Rebounds...3 vs. Multiple Opponents FGA... 6 vs. Multiple Opponents Assists...2 vs. Marshall (12/2/09) 3FG... 1 vs. Multiple Opponents Steals...1 vs. Multiple Opponents 3FGA... 3 at Youngstown State (2/20/10) Blocks...0 FT... 1 vs. Multiple Opponents Minutes...15 at Niagara (12/13/09) Was a three-time participant at All-Canada Basketball Weekend where she was named a top prospect. A member of Team Ontario, which captured National Championships in 2004 and 2007, as well as a silver medal in HIGH SCHOOL: Spent three seasons as a member of Canada Basketball s National Elite Development Academy which features the top-12 athletes in Canada. The NEDA team participated in several national and international tournaments throughout the school year, including the Canada Basketball Invitational Tournament. Played her freshman and sophomore seasons at Sinclair Secondary School, helping team to two regional titles. Spent three years ( ) as a member of Canada s Centre for Performance, which brought together the top-40 athletes in Ontario. PERSONAL: Born April 19, 1990 in Scarborough, Ontario... daughter of Hugh and Karen Keane... has one brother, Kaza, and one sister, Kalisha, who will be a junior on the Michigan State women s basketball team this season after earning honorable mention All-Big 10 honors as a freshman... was an honor student... psychology major. KEANE s Career Stats Season G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3G-3GA Pct FT-FTA Pct PTS-Avg REB-Avg Ast-Avg St Blk TO PF-D Career

31 Cleveland State Basketball honesty king 5-4 Freshman Guard Lorain, Ohio Elyria H.S SEASON: Offensive minded point guard who is adjusting to the collegiate game after redshirting last season. Missed the first five contests of the season after injuring her ankle just days before the season opener. Averaging 3.4 points in 7.4 minutes per game. Scored 10 points (4-6 FG) at Milwaukee (3/4/10). Had a career high-tying three rebounds and two points in 14 minutes of action at Youngstown State (2/20/10). Played final 12 minutes at Valparaiso (2/11/10), scoring eight points (3-4 FG) with three rebounds. Scored career-high 12 points in 15 minutes at Kent State (12/5/09), hitting 5-of-12 from the field. Made collegiate debut vs. Marshall (12/2/09), finishing with two points in eight minutes SEASON: Redshirted the season and retained a year of eligibility. HIGH SCHOOL: Was selected to the all-district first team and All-Ohio second team following her senior campaign. Named Plain Dealer s Lorain-Medina County Player of the Year as a senior. Chosen Lorain County Miss Basketball following her senior season. Averaged 19.2 points, 4.8 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 3.0 steals per game to lead the Pioneers to a 16-7 record and an appearance in the district championship game in Led team with 35 three-pointers made. Set the school single-game scoring record with 34 points in a victory over Parma High and then tied it with another 34 point outburst against Lorain Admiral King. Selected to the Lorain County Holiday Classic after averaging 29.5 points per game in two wins. Averaged 13.7 points, 3.8 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 2.2 steals in 70 career games. Earned three letters at Elyria H.S. playing for coach Mike Walsh GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Total 3-Pt Opponent Min FG -A FG -A FT -A Pts Reb Ast Stl Bk TO PF Ohio DNP-INJ at Toledo DNP-INJ at Wisconsin DNP-INJ vs. Marquette DNP-INJ vs. Iona DNP-INJ Marshall at Kent State at Niagara Indiana Lake Erie at Eastern Mich. Green Bay Milwaukee at Loyola Butler Valparaiso Youngstown St at Wright State at Detroit UIC Loyola at Valparaiso at Butler at Youngstown St Detroit Wright State at Milwaukee at Green Bay UIC at Green Bay vs. Butler *denotes games started. Career Highs Points at Kent State (12/5/09) FTA...2 vs. Youngstown St. (1/22/10) FG... 5 at Kent State (12/5/09) Rebounds...3 vs. Multiple Opponents FGA at Kent State (12/5/09) Assists...1 at Valparaiso (2/11/10) 3FG... 2 vs. Multiple Opponents Steals...1 vs. Multiple Opponents 3FGA... 8 at Kent State (12/5/09) Blocks... FT... 2 vs. Youngstown State (1/22/10) Minutes...15 vs. Multiple Opponents PERSONAL: Born April 3, 1990 in Elyria, Ohio... daughter of Joan King... has three younger brothers.. had perfect attendance in high school... early childhood education major. KING s Career Stats Season G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3G-3GA Pct FT-FTA Pct PTS-Avg REB-Avg Ast-Avg St Blk TO PF-D Career

32 Cleveland State Basketball 30 4 kaila montgomery 6-1 Freshman Forward Waterloo, Ont. Waterloo Collegiate Institute SEASON: Averaging 0.3 points and 0.5 rebounds, playing in four games (9 total minutes) this season. Played four minutes at Valparaiso (2/11/10), scoring first career point on a free throw and grabbing two rebounds. Received first career action against Youngstown State (1/22/10), playing the final minute. CSU CAREER: Redshirted the season due to a knee injury and retained a year of eligibility. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-time all-league selection and was voted the league MVP her final season. A key member of four district championship teams, earning district MVP honors. Was the starting power forward for coach Doug Ranton at Waterloo Collegiate Institute. Averaged 20.0 points and 11.0 rebounds per game as a senior. Led squad to three league championships and a fourth place finish in the province as a senior. Served as team captain for three years. Played for three years in the Nike All-Canada All-Star Game. A member of the Ontario Provincial team. PERSONAL: Born Sept. 28, 1989 in Waterloo, Ontario... daughter of David and Linda Montgomery... has two brothers... older brother, Jaan, will be a senior member of the Binghamton University men s basketball team... member of honor roll... undecided on major GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Total 3-Pt Opponent Min FG -A FG -A FT -A Pts Reb Ast Stl Bk TO PF Ohio DNP-INJ at Toledo DNP-INJ at Wisconsin DNP-INJ vs. Marquette DNP-INJ vs. Iona DNP-INJ Marshall DNP-INJ at Kent State DNP-INJ at Niagara DNP-INJ Indiana Lake Erie at Eastern Mich. Green Bay Milwaukee at Loyola at UIC Butler Valparaiso Youngstown St at Wright State at Detroit UIC Loyola at Valparaiso at Butler at Youngstown St Detroit Wright State at Milwaukee at Green Bay UIC at Green Bay vs. Butler *denotes games started. Career Highs Points... 1 at Valparaiso (2/11/10) FTA...2 at Valparaiso (2/11/10) FG... Rebounds...2 at Valparaiso (2/11/10) FGA... 1 at Valparaiso (2/11/10) Assists... 3FG... Steals... 3FGA... Blocks... FT... 1 at Valparaiso (2/11/10) Minutes...4 at Valparaiso (2/11/10) montgomery s Career Stats Season G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3G-3GA Pct FT-FTA Pct PTS-Avg REB-Avg Ast-Avg St Blk TO PF-D Career

33 Cleveland State Basketball shalonda winton 5-11 Freshman Forward Pittsburgh, Pa. Westinghouse SEASON: Long, athletic forward who has the ability to score from the inside and outside and defend anywhere on the court. Has started 23 of 32 games, averaging 6.1 points and 4.9 rebounds per game. Had 14 points and five rebounds in 24 minutes off the bench in quarterfinals vs. UIC (3/10/10). Nine points with three rebounds at Green Bay (3/6/10). Notched first career double-double with 13 points and 13 rebounds vs. Youngstown State (1/22/10). Went for 16 points and five rebounds vs. Lake Erie (12/23/09). Scored nine points with a career-high 14 rebounds against Indiana (12/19/09). Limited to four minutes at Niagara (12/15/09) after having a tooth removed the day before. Tallied 11 rebounds and four points at Kent State (12/5/09). Had 12 points, seven rebounds and three steals against Marquette (11/26/09), making 6-of-8 at free throw line. Recorded six rebounds and 11 points at Toledo (11/15/09). Just missed a double-double in first collegiate game, notching 19 points and nine rebounds vs. Ohio (11/13/09). HIGH SCHOOL: Second team all-state selection and team MVP as a senior. Voted to Pittsburgh Post Gazette Fab Five All-Star team in each of her final two seasons. Led team to three straight city league championships, playing for head coach Phylis Jones. Named the MVP of the Kenny Durrey and Geneva College All Star Games. Averaged 16.0 points per game as a junior leading squad to the Pittsburgh City League Championship and a 23-5 overall record. Named to the all-city first team, as well as the Pittsburgh Post Gazette first team following her junior season. Selected as MVP of volleyball team GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Total 3-Pt Opponent Min FG -A FG -A FT -A Pts Reb Ast Stl Bk TO PF Ohio * at Toledo * at Wisconsin * vs. Marquette * vs. Iona * Marshall at Kent State * at Niagara Indiana * Lake Erie * at Eastern Mich. * Green Bay * Milwaukee * at Loyola * at UIC * Butler * Valparaiso * Youngstown St. * at Wright State * at Detroit * UIC * Loyola * at Valparaiso * at Butler * at Youngstown St. * Detroit Wright State at Milwaukee at Green Bay UIC at Green Bay vs. Butler *denotes games started. Career Highs Points vs. Ohio (11/13/09) FTA...9 vs. Youngstown St. (1/22/10) FG... 8 vs. Ohio (11/13/09) Rebounds...14 vs. Indiana (12/19/09) FGA vs. Ohio (11/13/09) Assists...3 at Kent State (12/5/09) 3FG... 2 vs. Lake Erie (12/23/09) Steals...3 vs. Multiple Opponents 3FGA... 2 vs. Multiple Opponents Blocks...2 vs. Multiple Opponents FT... 7 vs. Youngstown State (1/22/10) Minutes...36 vs. Indiana (12/19/09) PERSONAL: Born May 31, 1991, in Pittsburgh, Pa... daughter of Edward and Rochelle Mason... has four brothers (Scott, Antawn, Stefone and Solomon) and one sister, Shaniece... member of high school honor roll... undecided on a major. winton s Career Stats Season G-GS Min-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3G-3GA Pct FT-FTA Pct PTS-Avg REB-Avg Ast-Avg St Blk TO PF-D Career

34 Cleveland State Basketball : Vikings Back in the Dance for Second Time in Three Seasons Coming off back-to-back 19 wins seasons and with four seniors on the roster, the Cleveland State women s basketball team entered the season with high expectations. Built around the core of seniors Stephaine Crosley, Kailey Klein, Angel Roque and Jessica Roque, as well as junior Shawnita Garland, the Vikings set a goal of returning to the NCAA Championship for the second time in the last three seasons. Despite battling several ups and downs throughout the season, the Vikings played their best basketball down the stretch, capping the season with three wins in the league tournament to capture the Horizon League s automatic bid to the NCAA tournament for just the second time in school history. Defense Keys Win in Season Opener A strong defensive effort helped CSU earn a victory over Ohio in the season opener on Nov. 13. The 34 points allowed were the fewest that a CSU team has given up since Feb. 8, 1983, in a win over Ashland. The game was also a sign of things to come from freshman Shalonda Winton who scored 19 points and grabbed nine rebounds in her CSU debut. She was the first freshman to start the season opener since 2006 when Stephaine Crosley and Jessica Roque were in the starting lineup. CSU Drops Two Straight on Road The Vikings lost their next two games, falling at Toledo (72-62) on Nov. 15 and at Wisconsin, 70-68, on Nov. 22, in a game the Vikings led for more than 35 minutes, including a 12 point advantage (40-28) at the half. CSU held a seven point lead (68-61) after a Janelle Adams layup with four minutes to play, but the Badgers scored the final nine points to rally for the win. But Earn Split Out of Country The Vikings losing streak hit three with a setback to Marquette in the first day of the Caribbean Challenge in Cancun, Mexico, on Nov. 26. It was the first game CSU ever played outside of the country. Marquette appeared to be in control with 12:20 left and a lead. However, the Vikings pulled within two points (68-66) with 48 seconds left. After MU split a pair of free throws to extend the lead to three with 22 seconds left, the Vikings had one final chance, but a three-point attempt by Kailey Klein rattled in and out at the buzzer. The following day, CSU used the hot shooting of Jessica Roque to snap a three-game skid with a win over Iona. Roque nailed a school-record tying seven three-pointers in eight attempts to set a school record (.875). With the game tied at with five minutes to play, Roque knocked down back-to-back three-pointers to give CSU a lead. Following an Iona free throw, Roque came down and nailed her third straight three-pointer to push the lead to with 1:57 to play and all but ice the game. CSU Loses Two Upon Return The Vikings were sluggish in their first two games back in the United States, falling to Marshall, 71-56, on Dec. 2, and at Kent State, (Dec. 5). Facing the Thundering Herd just two days after coming home from Cancun, CSU allowed them to shoot.571 (36-63) from the field and dominate the glass, Angel Roque gave the Vikings a spark off the bench, scoring 16 points, including a 4-for-5 effort from threepoint. Things were not much better at Kent State as the Vikings were limited to.328 (22-67) shooting from the field. However, freshman Honesty King made her collegiate debut, pouring in 12 points in 15 minutes off the bench. Klein Leads Vikings Past Niagara & Vikings Bust BCS Mired in a bit of a slump, the Vikings turned to senior Kailey Klein to help them get out of the funk and she responded. In a win at Niagara on Dec. Shawnita Garland has 96 steals this season, the fourth highest total in CSU history. She made a career-best nine at Eastern Michigan on Dec , Klein flirted with a triple-double, finishing with 15 points, nine rebounds and eight assists. Shawnita Garland aided Klein s effort with her first career double-double of 13 points and 12 rebounds. After a week of final exams, Klein led the Vikings to a overtime win over Indiana (Dec. 19) with 28 points and 12 rebounds. It marked CSU s first win over a Bowl Championship Series Conference opponent since Dec. 30, 1996, when the Vikings knocked off Big East foe Syracuse, Prior to the win over Indiana, the Vikings had lost 18 straight to BCS schools, or schools who have major college football. Vikings Close Year by Splitting Two Games CSU closed its pre-holiday schedule with a win over Lake Erie on Dec. 23 before heading home for time with family and friends. The win allowed the Vikings to climb back to.500 (5-5) overall. After a few days off and time with family and friends, the Vikings returned to the hardwood at Eastern Michigan on Dec. 29, falling,

35 Cleveland State Basketball 33 The game was close for 30 minutes before EMU hit back-to-back three pointers to take a lead midway through the second half. CSU got no closer than six the rest of the way. Stephaine Crosley led the way with 16 points, while Klein added a doubledouble of 14 points and 11 rebounds. Garland continued to flash her defensive skills, making a career-high nine steals, the fourth most in a single game in CSU history. CSU Starts Slow in Horizon League The Vikings opened the Horizon League season by dropping two of their first three contests, including the league opener to Green Bay (78-60) on Jan. 2. Ship Righted With Four Straight Wins CSU s slow start in the Horizon League was quickly forgotten as the Vikings rattled off four straight wins to inch closer to the top of the league standings. The streak began with a win at UIC on Jan. 9 behind Klein s doubledouble of 26 points and 11 rebounds. A three-game homestand followed and CSU capitalized on it with wins over Butler (81-68), Valparaiso (71-68) and Youngstown State (57-43). But Vikings Drop Four of Next Six CSU s four game win streak came to an abrupt end on Jan. 28 at Wright State as LaShawna Thomas hit a floater in the lane at the buzzer to give the Raiders a win. Two days later, the Vikings lost at Detroit, 62-54, as the Titans scored nine of the final 11 points. CSU returned home on Feb. 4 and snapped the two-game skid with a victory over UIC as Klein posted her second double-double against the Flames this season with 21 points and 11 boards. Losses to Loyola (74-64) and at Butler (72-66) were sandwiched around an victory at Valparaiso (Feb. 11) as CSU entered the stretch run of league play. In the win at Valparaiso, CSU shot 29-of-54 (.537) from the field, receiving 24 points from Klein and 22 from Garland. Klein Sets CSU Career Scoring Mark The loss at home to Loyola on Feb. 6 was bittersweet as Kailey Klein became the all-time leading scorer in CSU history. Klein, who scored 31 points with 14 rebounds in the game, scored the record-setting basket with 11:08 to play in the first half on a left-handed layup in the paint off a pass from Angel Roque. That basket allowed Klein to move past Dianne Foster who scored 1,851 points during her career ( ; 82-84). CSU Closes Season Strong; Klein Reaches 2,000 Career Points CSU won four straight games before falling at regular season champion Green Bay in the finale. Wins in four of the last five games secured the No. 4 seed in the Horizon League Championship, giving the Vikings a home game in the quarterfinals. The four-game win streak began with a win at Youngstown State on Feb. 20. The Vikings then earned a key overtime win over then first place Detroit on Feb. 25 as Klein scored 32 points with 10 rebounds. After a desperation three-pointer by UDM with 2.7 seconds left sent the game into overtime, the Vikings dominated, outscoring the Titans, 12-2, in the extra session. Two days later, CSU avenged its loss at Wright State with a win on Senior Day. Klein once again led the way with 25 points and 14 rebounds, earning her ninth career Horizon League Player of the Week award, tied for the second most in league history. The win streak reached four with a win at Milwaukee (March 4) as Klein became just the third player in league history to reach 2,000 career points. CSU closed the season with a loss at Green Bay on March 6. Despite the setback, the Vikings proved to the Phoenix that they would be a tough out should the teams meet in the semifinals of the league tournament. CSU Rallies Past UIC In Quarterfinals The Vikings opened play in the Horizon League Championship as the fourth seed with a home quarterfinal contest against fifth-seeded UIC. The Flames raced out to an 18-8 lead nine minutes in and held a seven point lead (37-31) at the half and still held a six point lead (45-39) five minutes into the second half before backto-back three-pointers by Klein tied the game. CSU took a lead on a Shawnita Garland jumper and led the rest of the way, knocking down 7-of-10 free throws down the stretch to preserve the win as UIC stayed close with timely three-point shooting down the stretch. Instant Classic Win Over Green Bay The win over UIC set up a semifinal showdown at top-seeded Green Bay, a team that hadn t lost a game in the Kress Events Center since falling in the league semifinals to CSU two years 27 games ago. The game lived up to its billing and was easily an instant classic for both teams, featuring 11 ties and 17 lead changes. Jessica Roque will be playing in her 126th career game at Notre Dame, tied with Kailey Klein for the most in school history.

36 Cleveland State Basketball 34 Klein hit a three-pointer from 27 feet out with just over a minute to play, giving CSU a lead. However, Celeste Hoewisch answered with a threepointer on the other end to send the game into overtime. Once there, CSU dominated, outscoring the Phoenix, 16-8, to become the first visiting team to win in the Kress Events Center more than once. CSU was near flawless after the first half, hitting 20-of-26 from the field in the second half and overtime, including 9-of-11 from three-point. Klein was brilliant all-around, finishing with 28 points, five rebounds, five steals and five assists, while Shawnita Garland added 21 points. The Vikings hit a season-high 10 three-pointers and shot.596 (31-52) from the field, the second highest percentage in school history. Fast Start Propels CSU to League Title Playing in its second league title contest in the last three seasons, CSU jumped on Butler early and held off a furious Bulldog rally to claim the league title and automatic bid to the NCAA tournament. CSU raced out to a 20-9 lead 13 minutes in and held a 10 point (30-20) lead at the half. The lead was still nine points (52-43) with 6:24 to play, but that s when BU got hot, pulling within four (54-51) with under four minutes to play. However, Jessica Roque nailed her fourth three-pointer of the day to extend the lead back to six and CSU hit free throws down the stretch to seal the win. Klein capped one of the most dominating performances in league tournament history with 23 points and 10 rebounds, finishing with a league tournament record 80 points in three games. She was named the Most Valuable Player of the tournament. Garland joined Klein on the alltournament team. Honors & Awards Come CSU s Way The success that CSU enjoyed throughout the season brought several individual awards to the program. Klein was voted to the All-Horizon League team for the third straight season, becoming just the eighth player in league history to earn first team allleague honors in three separate seasons. She was also just the second from Cleveland State, joining Audra Cook ( ). Garland earned her second straight selection to the all-league second team and was a repeat pick on the Horizon League All-Defensive team after leading the league with 96 steals. GAME 1 Cleveland State 56 Ohio 34 November 13, 2009 Cleveland, Ohio Final: Shalonda Winton finished with 19 points and nine rebounds in her first career game and a strong defensive effort helped Cleveland State defeat Ohio, 56-34, in the season opener for both teams. Defining Moment: Leading by one point (11-10) midway through the first half, the Vikings use a 13-0 run to push the lead to and lead by no less than nine points the rest of the way. Key Stats: CSU holds Ohio to 34 points, the lowest amount of points given up by a Viking team since CSU outrebounds the Bobcats, 44-34, grabbing 21 offensive rebounds for 17 second chance points. Ohio makes just 13 field goals, shooting.295 (13-44) from the field Performance Leaders: Kailey Klein 12 points and five rebounds. Angel Roque six points and five rebounds. Janelle Adams grabs a career-high eight boards. OHIO...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Da'Keisha Mann Kamille Buckner Jenny Poff Ashley Fowler Jennifer Bushby Danielle Woodmore Symone Lyles Tina Fisher Carolyn Barnett Thia Gholson Maxine Ohakim Team... 2 Totals Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Takima Keane Destinee Blue Angel Roque Team... 8 Totals Halftime: Cleveland State 24, Ohio 15. Dead Ball Rebounds: Ohio 4, Cleveland State 3. Technicals: None. Officials: Bob DeMinico, Kathy Ridilla, Tom Case. Attendance: 387. GAME 2 Toledo 72 Cleveland State 62 November 15, 2009 Toledo, Ohio Final: Allie Clifton scored 22 points and Toledo hit 10 three-pointers to hand Cleveland State its first setback of the season, 72-62, in Savage Hall. Defining Moment: A free throw by Kailey Klein capped a 10-2 CSU run, giving the Vikings their first lead of the contest (33-32) with 13:52 left. However, the Rockets responded with a 22-6 run to take a lead and CSU would get no closer the rest of the game. Key Stats: CSU shoots just.344 (21-61) from the field, while Toledo hits 26-of-61 (.426), including 10-of-24 (.417) from three-point. CSU forces 23 turnovers which they convert into 25 points. Performance Leaders: Kailey Klein 19 points and seven rebounds. Jessica Roque 14 points and Shalonda Winton 11 points and six rebounds. Angel Roque grabs a career-high nine rebounds. Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Destinee Blue Angel Roque Team... 2 Totals TOLEDO...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Allie Clifton Tanika Mays Melissa Goodall Naama Shafir Jessica Williams Courtney Ingersoll Lecretia Smith Riley McCormick Larrita Gipson Yolanda Richardson Clare Aubry Lisa Johnson Team... 6 Totals Cleveland State captured its second Horizon League title in the last three seasons with a win over Butler in Green Bay on March 14. Halftime: Toledo 23, Cleveland State 19. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 3, Toledo 1. Technicals: None. Officials: Barbara Smith, Tina Clark, Andrew Bills. Attendance: 2,419.

37 Cleveland State Basketball 35 GAME 3 Wisconsin 70 Cleveland State 68 November 22, 2009 Madison, Wis. Final: Cleveland State races out to a halftime lead, but Wisconsin rallies with a strong second half to claim a win over the Vikings. Defining Moment: The Badgers, who haven't led all game, close the contest on a 9-2 run over the final four minutes, taking their first lead on A Taylor Wurtz jumper with 1:39 to play. The Vikings have a chance to tie the game at the end of regulation, but can't get two shots to fall in the closing seconds as time runs out. Key Stats: CSU leads the entire game until Taylor Wurtz's jumper with 1:39 left gives the Badgers a lead. CSU shoots a season-best.510 (25-49) from the field and leads at the half, UW holds a advantage on the glass. Performance Leaders: Shawnita Garland 23 points. Kailey Klein scores 19 points and Janelle Adams adds a career-high 12 points and seven rebounds. Lin Zastrow 12 points and eight rebounds for UW. Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Destinee Blue Angel Roque Team... 0 Totals WISCONSIN...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Tara Steinbauer Lin Zastrow Lin Rae D'Alie Teah Gant Alyssa Karel Jade Davis Jamie Russell Taylor Wurtz Emily Neal Anya Covington Team... 2 Totals Halftime: Cleveland State 40, Wisconsin 28. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 5, Wisconsin 5. Technicals: None. Officials: Teresa Dahlem, Erika Herriman, Scott Fruehlong. Attendance: 4,384. GAME 4 Marquette 69 Cleveland State 66 November 26, 2009 Caribbean Challenge Cancun, Mexico Final: Marquette raced out to a halftime lead and held off a late charge by Cleveland State to claim a win in the first day of the Caribbean Challenge at the Moon Palace Resort. Defining Moment: Trailing by eight points (66-58) with just under three minutes to play, the Vikings pull within three (69-66), giving CSU a chance to tie the game, but a Kailey Klein three-pointer is just off the mark with three seconds to play. Key Stats: Marquette goes 8-for-10 (.556) from three-point, while the Vikings hit 8-of-25 (.320). CSU misses 10 of its 26 free throws and forces 28 Marquette turnovers. Performance Leaders: Shawnita Garland 17 points, seven assists and six rebounds. Jessica Roque 15 points and five assists. Kailey Klein 14 points and Shalonda Winton 12 points, seven rebounds. MARQUETTE...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Janelle Harris Jessica Pachko Georgie Jones Lauren Thomas-Johnson Angel Robinson Jasmine Collins Courtney Weibel Tatiyana McMorris Paige Fiedorowicz Sarina Simmons Team... 2 Totals Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Destinee Blue Angel Roque Team... 1 Totals Halftime: Marquette 34, Cleveland State 27. Dead Ball Rebounds: Marquette 2, Cleveland State 6. Technicals: None. Officials: Shannon Feck, Felicia Grinter, Dawn Marsh. Attendance: 150. GAME 5 Cleveland State 64 Iona 58 November 27, 2009 Caribbean Challenge Cancun, Mexico Final: Jessica Roque hit a school record tying seven three pointers and scored 23 points as Cleveland State defeats Iona, 64-58, in the final day of the Caribbean Challenge at the Moon Palace Resort. Defining Moment: With the game tied at with 5:16 to play, Jessica Roque hits three straight three-pointers to give CSU a lead with 1:57 left and the Vikings snap their three game losing streak. Key Stats: CSU goes 9-of-21 (.429) from three-point, while Iona hits just 5-of-28 (.179). The Vikings also hit 21-of-31 free throws compared to just 9-of-13 for the Gaels. CSU holds a advantage on the boards Performance Leaders: Roque's 23 points are two off her career-high scoring total. Destinee Blue sets career highs in points (11) and rebounds (9), while Janelle Adams grabs a career-best nine boards. Janelle Adams Shalonda Winton Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Takima Keane Destinee Blue Angel Roque Team... 1 Totals IONA...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Anda Ivkovic Anna McLean Suzi Fregosi Thazina Cook Diana Hubbard Tomica Bacic Milica Paligoric Jessica Scannell Marissa Flagg Kristina Ford Robin Felder Kara Kochanek Sarah Schoof Samantha Kopp Catherine Lutz Team... 0 Totals Halftime: Cleveland State 27, Iona 27. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 6, Iona 2. Technicals: None. Officials: Shannon Feck, Felicia Grinter, Dawn Marsh. Attendance: 50. GAME 6 Marshall 75 Cleveland State 61 December 2, 2009 Cleveland, Ohio Final: Marshall builds an 11 point halftime lead and never trails in a victory over Cleveland State. Defining Moment: Marshall uses a 13-4 run to open the second half to push an 11 point lead to 20 points and CSU never threatens the rest of the night. Key Stats: Marshall shoots.571 (36-63) from the field and has an assist on 27 of the baskets. MU outrebounds the Vikings, CSU shoots just.317 (19-6) from the floor. Performance Leaders: Angel Roque scores a career-high 16 points, hitting 4-of-5 from three-points. Stephaine Crosley and Kailey Klein 14 points. Tynikki Crook 16 points and 14 rebounds for Marshall. Alyssa Hammond (MU) 21 points. MARSHALL...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Tynikki Crook Alyssa Hammond Mystee Dale Chantelle Handy Tania Walters Raechele Gray Rashedah Henriques Alaya Mitchell Kendra King Adrian Randall Veronica Ruiz Angelica Harris Kamille Lisonbee Team... 3 Totals Janelle Adams Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Takima Keane Shalonda Winton Destinee Blue Honesty King Angel Roque Team... 3 Totals Halftime: Marshall 36, Cleveland State 25. Dead Ball Rebounds: Marshall 0, Cleveland State 2. Technicals: None. Officials: John Whitson, Don Green, Kathy Radilla. Attendance: 232. GAME 7 Kent State 71 Cleveland State 56 December 5, 2009 Kent, Ohio Final: Kent State jumps out to a halftime lead and holds off a Cleveland State run midway through the second half to claim a over the Vikings. Defining Moment: The Vikings use a 16-3 run to cut a 20 point deficit to seven points (53-46) with 8:23 to play. But Stephaine Gibson and Jamilah Humes hit consecutive three pointers to push the Kent lead back to 12 points and CSU would not get the deficit under double figures the rest of the way. Key Stats: CSU struggles with its shooting, making 22-of-67 (.328) from the field, including just 7-of-31 (.226) from three point. The Vikings also make just 5-of-14 (.357) from the free throw line. Kent State holds a rebounding edge. Performance Leaders: Honesty King career-high 12 points in second career game. Shawnita Garland 11 points and seven rebounds. Shalonda Winton career-high 11 rebounds. Jamilah Humes (KSU) 23 points, six rebounds and five assists. Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Takima Keane Destinee Blue Honesty King Angel Roque Team... 4 Totals KENT STATE...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Yoshica Spears Ellie Shields Rachel Bennett Jena Stutzman Jamilah Humes Stephaine Gibson Chanel Harris Taisja Jones Leslie Schaefer Lorraine Odhiambo Team... 7 Totals Halftime: Kent State 36, Cleveland State 22. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 5, Kent State 2. Technicals: None. Officials: Michelle Del Duco, Matt Balster, Felicia Young. Attendance: 428. GAME 8 Cleveland State 70 Niagara 59 December 13, 2009 Niagara, N.Y. Final: Shawnita Garland records her first career double-double and Kailey Klein nears a triple-double as the Vikings snap a two-game skid with a win at Niagara. Defining Moment: After Niagara cuts a 14 point deficit to five (28-23) with 4:45 left in the first half, CSU scores the next eight points to regain a 13 point lead and the Purple Eagles get no closer than eight points the rest of the afternoon. Key Stats: CSU outrebounds Niagara, 42-34, while holding a advantage in points in the paint. The Vikings go just 4-of-21 from three-point, but hit 22-of-40 from inside the arc and make 14-of-18 free throws (.778). Performance Leaders: Shawnita Garland 13 points and career-high 12 rebounds. Kailey Klein 15 points, nine rebounds, eight assists and three blocks. Takima Keane career-high nine points on 4-for-6 shooting. Stephaine Crosley Kailey Klein Shawnita Garland Angel Roque Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Takima Keane Shalonda Winton Destinee Blue Honesty King Team... 4 Totals NIAGARA...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Meghan Waterman Liz Flooks Rachele Folino Jennifer McNamee Kayla Stroman Ali Morris Jessica Flamm Jaclyn Konieczka Team... 9 Totals Halftime: Cleveland State 38, Niagara 27. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 2, Niagara 2. Technicals: None. Officials: Michael Schmidt, Rob McDow, Kim Hunter. Attendance: 352.

38 Cleveland State Basketball 36 GAME 9 (OT) Cleveland State 77 Indiana 75 December 19, 2009 Cleveland, Ohio Final: Kailey Klein recorded her seventh career double-double with 28 points and 12 rebounds, leading the Vikings past Indiana, 77-75, in overtime. Defining Moment: Trailing by seven (66-59) with 1:02 left, the Vikings score the final seven points of regulation, including a driving layup by Kailey Klein with 3.1 seconds left, to send the game into overtime. CSU outscores the Hoosiers, 11-9, in the extra session, including the game-winning layup by Shalonda Winton with 20 seconds left. Key Stats: The Vikings hold a advantage on the boards, while committing just 19 turnovers. CSU forces 23 turnovers and makes 13 steals. Performance Leaders: Shalonda Winton nine points and career-high 14 rebounds. Shawnita Garland 15 points and five boards. Sasha Chaplin (IU) 19 points and 15 rebounds. INDIANA...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Sasha Chaplin Aulani Sinclair Whitney Lindsay Jamie Braun Jori Davis Ashlee Mells Andrea McGuirt Hope Elam Danilsa Andujar Team... 4 Totals Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Takima Keane Destinee Blue Angel Roque Team... 6 Totals Halftime: Indiana 34, Cleveland State 33. Regulation: Indiana 66, Cleveland State 66. Dead Ball Rebounds: Indiana 1, Cleveland State 5. Technicals: None. Officials: Bob DeMinico, Frank Steratore, Michael McConnell. Attendance: 633. GAME 10 Cleveland State 74 Lake Erie 63 December 23, 2009 Cleveland, Ohio Final: Cleveland State evened its overall record at.500 (5-5) and won for the third straight time with a victory over Lake Erie. Defining Moment: After LEC cut a 15 point deficit to two points (52-50; 10:12), the Vikings score the next eight points to take a 10 point lead and the Storm don't threaten the rest of the way. Key Stats: CSU shoots.491 (28-57) from the field, hitting 6-of-12 (.500) from three-point. The Vikings outrebound LEC, 42-30, holding the Storm to a 23-of-59 (.390) effort from the floor. CSU outscores the Storm in the paint, Performance Leaders: Shawnita Garland 18 points and career-high tying seven assists. Kailey Klein 16 points, seven rebounds, five assists. Shalonda Winton 16 points and five boards. LAKE ERIE...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Jen Caiola Stephanie Rogers Alyssa Wagers Brittany Zele Britt Busson Renese Ames Allison Pavkov Sarah Wojciechowski Liz Stephens Team... 3 Totals Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Takima Keane Destinee Blue Honesty King Angel Roque Team... 0 Totals Halftime: Cleveland State 39, Lake Erie 27. Dead Ball Rebounds: Lake Erie 4, Cleveland State 2. Technicals: None. Officials: Tom Case, Angie Enlund, Carol Comanita. Attendance: 308. GAME 11 Eastern Michigan 73 Cleveland State 61 December 29, 2009 Ypsilanti, Mich. Final: Eastern Michigan made eight second half three pointers, including three straight during a decisive second half run and snapped Cleveland State's threegame win streak with a win. Defining Moment: Trailing by just five points (44-39) with 14:15 left in the game, CSU gives up three straight three-pointers as the Eagles push the lead to 14 (53-39) with 11 minutes to play. Key Stats: CSU shoots just 24-of-74 (.324), including 3-for-20 (.150) from three point. The Vikings are outrebounded, 62-45, giving up 29 offensive rebounds to EMU. The Eagles go 8-for-15 (.533) from three-point in the second half. Performance Leaders: Stephaine Crosley career-high 16 points and eight boards. Kailey Klein 14 points, 11 rebounds. Shawnita Garland 14 points, six rebounds, career-high nine steals, career-high tying seven assists. Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Angel Roque Team... 5 Totals EASTERN MICH...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Kristin Thomas Paige Redditt Lindsey Mahone Cassie Schrock Tavelyn James Raina Spencer Tara Johnson Sydney Johnson De'Ja Wills Chenise Miller India Hairston Team... 4 Totals Halftime: Eastern Michigan 30, Cleveland State 28. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 4, Eastern Michigan 5. Technicals: None. Officials: Ron Dressander, Tim Hallead, Tim Gebhardt. Attendance: 310. GAME 12 Green Bay 78 Cleveland State 60 January 2, 2010 Cleveland, Ohio Final: Green Bay, ranked 20th in the nation, wins for the 12th straight time and remains undefeated with a victory over Cleveland State in the Horizon League opener for both teams. Defining Moment: After CSU cuts a 12 points Phoenix lead to just four points (47-43; 13:28), UWGB scores the next seven points to regain a double digit lead and the Vikings do not threaten the rest of the game. Key Stats: CSU commits 24 turnovers, allowing UWGB to attempt 14 more shots. Green Bay goes 29-of-60 (.483) from the field, while CSU hits 21-of-46 (.457). UWGB improves to Performance Leaders: Shawnita Garland 22 points and Angel Roque 12. Julie Wojta (UWGB) 24 points (9-10 FG), seven boards, seven assists. GREEN BAY...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Julie Wojta Kayla Tetschlag Celeste Hoewisch Hannah Quilling Adrian Ritchie Lydia Bauer Morgan Faase Sarah Eichler Stephaine Sension Breannah Ranger Team... 3 Totals Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Janelle Adams Takima Keane Destinee Blue Angel Roque Team... 4 Totals Halftime: Green Bay 37, Cleveland State 31. Dead Ball Rebounds: Green Bay 2, Cleveland State 2. Technicals: None. Officials: Michelle Del Duco, Rick Ratliff, Frank Steratore. Attendance: 272. GAME 13 Cleveland State 73 Milwaukee 61 January 4, 2010 Cleveland, Ohio Final: Cleveland State snaps a two-game losing streak and earns its first Horizon League victory of the season with a win over Milwaukee. Defining Moment: After Milwaukee cuts CSU's 10 point lead to five (60-55; 3:03), Kailey Klein scores the next six points to push the Vikings lead back to 11 points with 1:16 to play. Key Stats: The Vikings hold a advantage on the boards, including 16 on the offensive end which they turn into 19 second chance points. Performance Leaders: Kailey Klein scores all 19 of her points in the second half, adding nine rebounds. Shawnita Garland (15) and Shalonda Winton (10) also reach double figures, while Stephaine Crosley grabs 13 rebounds. Lindsay Laur (UWM) 22 points and 11 rebounds. MILWAUKEE...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Lindsay Laur Jenilee Klomsted Jodie McClain Sammy Theut Ashley Imperiale Stephanie Schell Sami Tucker Anne Breland Danielle Jorgenson Alex Klawitter Team... 4 Totals Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Takima Keane Destinee Blue Angel Roque Team... 6 Totals Halftime: Cleveland State 30, Milwaukee 25. Dead Ball Rebounds: Milwaukee 2, Cleveland State 3. Technicals: None. Officials: Don Green, Kathleen Lynch, Tony Capasso. Attendance: 234. GAME 14 Loyola 66 Cleveland State 63 January 7, 2010 Chicago, Ill. Final: Loyola snaps a four-game losing streak to Cleveland State with a victory over the Vikings. Defining Moment: Keisha Collins (LU) misses the front end of a one-and-one with five seconds left and the Ramblers leading by three and CSU grabs the rebound. The Vikings get the ball to their three-point line, but fail to get a shot off before the final buzzer sounds. Key Stats: Loyola goes 11-for-27 (.407) from three-point, compared to 4-of-18 (.222) for CSU. LU's bench outscores CSU's, Performance Leaders: Kailey Klein 28 points and 11 rebounds for ninth career double-double and fourth straight against Loyola. Shawnita Garland 11 points and five assists. Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Takima Keane Destinee Blue Angel Roque Team... 6 Totals LOYOLA...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Elyse VanBogaert Brittany Boeke Keisha Collins Maggie McCloskey Katie Kortekamp Monica Albano Shannon Finnegan Satavia Taylor Ellen Ayoub Jessica Hylton Team... 1 Totals Halftime: Loyola 26, Cleveland State 25. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 2, Loyola 2. Technicals: None. Officials: Becky Blank, Jeff Cross, Jon Hershberger. Attendance: 394.

39 Cleveland State Basketball 37 GAME 15 Cleveland State 73 UIC 64 January 9, 2010 Chicago, Ill. Final: Kailey Klein notches her second straight double-double, scoring 26 points with 11 rebounds to help lead Cleveland State to a victory at UIC. Defining Moment: After enduring nine ties and three lead changes, the Vikings break open a close game (60-59; 5:11) by scoring six straight points to open up a seven point lead (66-59) with 1:12 left. Key Stats: The Vikings hit a season-best.826 (19-23) from the free throw line, while outscoring UIC's bench, The Vikings shoot.583 (14-24) from the floor in the second half, outscoring the Flames, 41-32, over the final 20 minutes. CSU holds a advantage on the boards. Performance Leaders: Klein's double-double is the 10th of her career. Angel Roque 12 points off the bench. Shawnita Garland career-high eight assists. Stephaine Crosley nine points and eight boards, playing all 40 minutes. Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Takima Keane Destinee Blue Angel Roque Team... 4 Totals UIC...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Jasmine Bailey Cassie Johnson Briana Hinkle Jessie Miller Shameia Green Taylor Foulks Lauren Gatto Kiara Strickland Heidi Dahnke Team... 6 Totals Halftime: UIC 32, Cleveland State 32. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 3, UIC 0. Technicals: None. Officials: Kelly Dennis, Kelly Hill, Todd Moistner. Attendance: 243. GAME 16 Cleveland State 81 Butler 68 January 14, 2010 Cleveland, Ohio Final: Cleveland State placed four players in double figures and scored a seasonhigh in points to claim an victory over Butler. Defining Moment: After Butler whittled an 18 point (43-25) halftime deficit to six points (53-47; 14:28), Cleveland State scores the next eight points to regain a 14 point lead (61-47) and Butler never gets closer than 10 the rest of the way. Key Stats: CSU shoots a season-best.534 (31-58) from the field. The Vikings hold a rebounding edge, while also outscoring Butler's bench, Performance Leaders: Kailey Klein third straight double-double with 19 points and 12 rebounds with eight assists. Shawnita Garland 17 points. Angel Roque 14 points off the bench. BUTLER...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Melanie Thornton Chloe Hamilton Alyssa Pittman Brittany Bowen Terra Burns Claire Freeman Azjah Bass Devin Brierly Susan Lester Team... 5 Totals Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Takima Keane Destinee Blue Honesty King Angel Roque Team... 5 Totals Halftime: Cleveland State 43, Butler 25. Dead Ball Rebounds: Butler 2, Cleveland State 1. Technicals: None. Officials: Tim Gebhardt, Tina Clark, Bob DeMinico. Attendance: 235. GAME 17 Cleveland State 71 Valparaiso 68 January 16, 2010 Cleveland, Ohio Final: Cleveland State extends its win streak to three straight and wins for the fourth time in its last five games with a victory over Valparaiso. Defining Moment: Leading by one (69-68) with 14 seconds left, Shawnita Garland rebounds a missed Valpo shot and outraces everyone down the court for an uncontested layup with 7.7 seconds to play. Valpo has one last chance to tie the game, but a three-pointer comes up short. Key Stats: CSU overcomes an eight-point halftime deficit (44-36) to win. The Vikings are out-rebounded for the first time in four games, CSU hits 3-of- 15 (.867) at the free throw line. CSU defeats the Crusaders for the first time in Cleveland in nine tries (1-8). Performance Leaders: Shawnita Garland career-high 24 points. Kailey Klein 18 points and six rebounds. Stephaine Crosley seven points and seven rebounds. Raegan Moore (Valpo) 20 points off the bench. VALPARAISO...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Whitney Farris Kelly Watts Ashley Varner Betsy Adams Laura Richards Skyler Gick Rashida Ray Lauren Kenney Raegan Moore Sylwia Zabielewicz Team... 5 Totals Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Takima Keane Destinee Blue Angel Roque Team... 3 Totals Halftime: Valparaiso 44, Cleveland State 36. Dead Ball Rebounds: Valparaiso 2, Cleveland State 0. Technicals: None. Officials: Thurman Leggs, Jr., Matt Balster, Michael McConnell. Attendance: 311. GAME 18 Cleveland State 57 Youngstown State 43 January 22, 2010 Cleveland, Ohio Final: Cleveland State wins its fourth straight and for the fifth time in the last six games with a victory over Youngstown State. Defining Moment: Leading by two points (8-6) with 12 minutes left in the first half, the Vikings use a 15-2 run over the next five minutes to take a 23-8 lead. The Penguins don't get within six points the rest of the night. Key Stats: The Vikings hold a edge on the boards. CSU hits 17-of-21 (.810) from the free throw line and outscores a short-handed Penguin bench, YSU commits 25 turnovers, leading to 25 CSU points. Performance Leaders: Angel Roque 13 points and six rebounds off the bench. Shalonda Winton first career double-double with 13 points and 13 boards. Brandi Brown (YSU) double-double of 16 points and 11 rebounds. YOUNGSTOWN STATE.. min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Brandi Brown Rachael Manuel Kenya Middlebrooks Maryum Jenkins Macey Nortey Makala Gasparek Kaitlyn March Team... 0 Totals Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Kaila Montgomery Janelle Adams Takima Keane Destinee Blue Honesty King Angel Roque Team... 7 Totals Halftime: Cleveland State 30, Youngstown State 17. Dead Ball Rebounds: Youngstown State 3, Cleveland State 4. Technicals: None. Officials: Lori Francescon, Chris Minor, Tim Gebhart. Attendance: 406. GAME 19 Wright State 60 Cleveland State 58 January 28, 2010 Fairborn, Ohio Final: Cleveland State has its four-game win streak snapped and falls to 2-6 on the road with a setback at Wright State. Defining Moment: After Angel Roque ties the game at with a three-pointer with 11.8 seconds left, WSU's LaShawna Thomas hits a running floater in the lane at the buzzer to give the Raiders the win. Key Stats: WSU holds a advantage on the boards, including 21-5 in offensive rebounding. WSU turns them into 18 second chance points. CSU commits a season-low 13 turnovers. Performance Leaders: Shawnita Garland 18 points and four steals. Kailey Klein 13 points. Thomas finishes with 15 points to lead four Raiders in double figures. Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Destinee Blue Angel Roque Team... 4 Totals WRIGHT STATE...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Ta-myra Davis Erica Richardson Paige Lowe LaShawna Thomas Kanisha Ward Molly Fox Tanni Scott Maria Bennett Team... 3 Totals Halftime: Wright State 24, Cleveland State 19. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 5, Wright State 4. Technicals: Kailey Klein (CSU). Officials: Carol Comanita, Zachary Klein, Brad Maxey. Attendance: 279. GAME 20 Detroit 62 Cleveland State 54 January 30, 2010 Detroit, Mich. Final: Detroit places four players in double figures and outscores Cleveland State by 10 points in the second half, handing CSU its second consecutive loss, Defining Moment: With UDM leading by six (58-52) with just over a minute to play and the shot clock winding down, Titan guard Sierra Spaude takes an off-balance 17-footer that goes in off the board just as the shot clock expires, extending the lead to eight and all but icing the game. Key Stats: CSU loses for just the second time this season when leading at the half (29-27). The Vikings commit just 15 turnovers and force 20 Titan miscues. UDM outscores CSU in the paint, CSU takes just three free throws, making all three, while UDM goes 9-for-13 at the line. Performance Leaders: Janelle Adams ties her career-high with 12 points in just 16 minutes. Kailey Klein 12 points and nine rebounds. Yar Shayok (UDM) 15 points and 11 rebounds. Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Takima Keane Destinee Blue Angel Roque Team... 2 Totals DETROIT...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Yar Shayok Jalesa Jones Sierra Spaude Bridgid Mulroy Lauren Allen Demeisha Fambro Tayler Langham Kassandra Hooten Team... 1 Totals Halftime: Cleveland State 29, Detroit 27. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 0, Detroit 5. Technicals: None. Officials: Cary Smith-McGhee, Tim Gebhardt, Ken Aguilar. Attendance: 458.

40 Cleveland State Basketball 38 GAME 21 Cleveland State 62 UIC 51 February 4, 2010 Cleveland, Ohio Final: Kailey Klein records her 12th career double-double with 21 points and 11 rebounds to help Cleveland State snap a two-game skid with a win over UIC. Defining Moment: With the game tied at with 11:15 to play, the Vikings go on a 13-3 run over the next five minutes to assume a lead and the Flames don't get closer than six the rest of the way. The Vikings hit all 10 of their free throws in the final minute to ice the game. Key Stats: CSU holds a advantage on the boards in a battle of the top two rebounding teams in the league. The Vikings hit 19-of-23 free throws and outscore the UIC bench, Performance Leaders: Klein's 21 points move her within six points of breaking the all-time scoring mark at CSU (1,851). Shawnita Garland scores all 18 of her points in the second half, adding eight boards. Angel Roque nine points, including a 7-for-8 effort at the free throw line. UIC...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Jasmine Bailey Cassie Johnson Jessie Miller Taylor Foulks Shameia Green Briana Hinkle Lauren Gatto Heidi Dahnke Team... 3 Totals Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Destinee Blue Angel Roque Team... 3 Totals Halftime: Cleveland State 22, UIC 21. Dead Ball Rebounds: UIC 3, Cleveland State 1. Technicals: None. Officials: Lori Francescon, Tina Clark, Frank Steratore. Attendance: 489. GAME 22 Loyola 74 Cleveland State 64 February 6, 2010 Cleveland, Ohio Final: Loyola outscored Cleveland State by nine points in the second half to claim a victory and spoil Kailey Klein's 31 point effort that helped her become the all-time scoring leader in CSU history. Defining Moment: With 11:08 to play in the first half, Kailey Klein took a feed from Angel Roque and converted a left-handed layup to become the all-time scoring leader in CSU history. She finished the game with 1,877 points. Key Stats: The Vikings hold a advantage on the boards. CSU misses 12 free throws (20-32), while Loyola goes 7-of-12 from three-point. CSU has just 14 turnovers, while LU commits just 13. Performance Leaders: Klein finishes with a season-high 31 points and career-best 14 rebounds for her 13th career double-double (5th this season). Stephaine Crosley 12 rebounds and Shawnita Garland six steals. Keisha Collins (LU) 28 points. LOYOLA...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Elyse VanBogaert Brittany Boeke Keisha Collins Maggie McCloskey Katie Kortekamp Monica Albano Shannon Finnegan Ellen Ayoub Jessica Hylton Team... 2 Totals Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Destinee Blue Angel Roque Team... 0 Totals Halftime: Loyola 74, Cleveland State 64. Dead Ball Rebounds: Loyola 3, Cleveland State 7. Technicals: None. Officials: John Whitson, Tom Case, Chris Minor. Attendance: 451. GAME 23 Cleveland State 82 Valparaiso 59 February 11, 2010 Valparaiso, Ind Final: Cleveland State outscores Valparaiso by 20 points in the second half in cruising to an victory over the Crusaders. Defining Moment: Leading by six points (48-42) with 15:11 left, CSU scores seven straight points over 71 seconds to extend the lead to 13 points and Valpo never cuts the lead under double figures the rest of the way. Key Stats: CSU outrebounds Valpo, The Vikings tie a season-low with 13 turnovers, including just four in the second half. CSU shoots a season-best.537 (29-54) from the field. Performance Leaders: Kailey Klein 24 points. Shawnita Garland 22 points in 24 minutes. Honesty King eight points and three rebounds off the bench. Stephaine Crosley eight points and nine boards. Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Kaila Montgomery Janelle Adams Takima Keane Destinee Blue Honesty King Angel Roque Team... 4 Totals VALPARAISO...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Lauren Kenney Whitney Farris Ashley Varner Betsy Adams Laura Richards Skyler Gick Rashida Ray Stephanie Thomas Raegan Moore Kelly Peller Gina Lange Kelly Watts Sylwia Zabielewica Team... 0 Totals Halftime: Cleveland State 38, Valparaiso 35. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 3. Valparaiso 1. Technicals: None. Officials: Brad Duistermars, Kim Hobbs, Andrew Bills. Attendance: 489. GAME 24 Butler 72 Cleveland State 66 February 13, 2010 Indianapolis, Ind Final: In a game of runs, Butler has the final one, closing the game on an 11-0 run to claim a win over Cleveland State. Defining Moment: Trailing by five (66-61) with 4:38 to play, Butler scores the final 11 points of the game and holds CSU scoreless to claim the win. Key Stats: Both teams take care of the basketball with CSU commiting just 12 turnovers and Butler only 10. The Bulldogs go 20-of-29 from the free throw line compared to 8-of-12 for the Vikings. Performance Leaders: Kailey Klein 29 points and nine rebounds. Stephaine Crosley career-high 18 points with six rebounds. Melanie Thornton (BU) 16 points and 10 rebounds. Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Destinee Blue Honesty King Angel Roque Team... 6 Totals BUTLER...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Melanie Thornton Chloe Hamilton Claire Freeman Terra Burns Devin Brierly Alyssa Pittman Brittany Bowen Susan Lester Team... 3 Totals Halftime: Butler 36, Cleveland State 32. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 2. Butler 5. Technicals: None. Officials: Carol Comanita, Zachary Klein, Mark Berger. Attendance: GAME 25 Cleveland State 68 Youngstown State 38 February 20, 2010 Youngstown, Ohio Final: A balanced scoring attack and large run centered around halftime helps Cleveland State cruise to an easy victory at Youngstown State. Defining Moment: Leading by just two points (15-13) with 7:29 to play in the half, the Vikings score 16 straight points to open up an 18 point lead and never look back. Key Stats: The Vikings turn the ball over a season-low 10 times and hold a advantage on the boards. CSU's bench outscores the Penguins, The Vikings hold YSU to.273 (15-55) shooting, including a dismal 1-for-13 (.077) from three-point. CSU holds its second opponent of the season under 40 points. Performance Leaders: Angel Roque is the lone Viking to reach double figures with 11 points. Shawnita Garland scores eight points with six steals, while Stephaine Crosley adds eight points and Jessica Roque seven points and seven rebounds. Shalonda Winton Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Jessica Roque Kaila Montgomery Janelle Adams Takima Keane Destinee Blue Honesty King Angel Roque Team... 7 Totals YOUNGSTOWN STAET..min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Brandi Brown Rachael Manuel Bojana Dimitrov Kenya Middlebrooks Macey Nortey Maryum Jenkins Makala Gasparek Kaitlyn March Team... 3 Totals Halftime: Cleveland State 33, Youngstown State 17. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 2. Youngstown State 4. Technicals: None. Officials: Angie Enlund, Tony Capasso, Ken Aguilar. Attendance: 538. GAME 26 (OT) Cleveland State 70 Detroit 60 February 25, 2010 Cleveland, Ohio Final: Cleveland State used a strong overtime session, outscoring Detroit, 12-2, to claim a win over the first place Titans. Defining Moment: After Detroit's Demeisha Fambro hits a three-pointer with 2.7 seconds left to force overtime, CSU scores the first 10 points of the extra session, including eight by Kailey Klein, to seize control of the game. Key Stats: CSU holds a advantage on the boards, including 11 offensive rebounds. The Vikings hold UDM to 1-of-6 (.167) shooting in overtime, while hitting 8-of-12 from the free throw line in OT. CSU goes 22-of-27 (.815) at the free throw line for the game. Performance Leaders: Kailey Klein 14th career double-double with 32 points and 10 boards. It is her school-record eighth career 30-point game as she goes 15-of-16 at the line. Jessica Roque 12 points and Shawnita Garland 11. DETROIT...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Yar Shayok Jalesa Jones Sierra Spaude Brigid Mulroy Lauren Allen Demeisha Fambro Tayler Langham Cherridy Thornton Kassandra Hooten Team Totals Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Angel Roque Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Shalonda Winton Team... 5 Totals Halftime: Cleveland State 26, Detroit 26. End of Regulation: Cleveland State 58, Detroit 58. Dead Ball Rebounds: Detroit 3, Cleveland State 2. Technicals: Detroit - TEAM. Cleveland State - Shawnita Garland. Officials: John Whitson, Tina Clark, Bob Enterline. Attendance: 398.

41 Cleveland State Basketball 39 GAME 27 Cleveland State 63 Wright State 52 February 27, 2010 Cleveland, Ohio Final: Kailey Klein records her 15th career double-double with 25 points and a career-high tying 14 rebounds, leading Cleveland State past Wright State, 63-52, on Senior Day. Defining Moment: CSU opens the game on a 21-6 spurt over the first 11 minutes and is never seriously threatened in winning its third straight game. CSU's seniors get a curtain call with 19 seconds left after being taken out of their final regular season hime game. Key Stats: The Vikings dominate the glass, holding a rebounding edge, the largest margin for CSU this season. CSU makes 13 steals, forcing 20 Raider turnovers. The Vikings take a halftime lead, holding WSU to 7-of-23 (.304) shooting in the first half. Performance Leaders: Klein's double-double is her ninth of the season. Stephaine Crosley 12 points. Shawnita Garland eight points, nine boards and five steals. WRIGHT STATE...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Ta-myra Davis Erica Richardson Paige Lowe LaShawna Thomas Kanisha Ward Molly Fox Maria Bennett Team... 3 Totals Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Angel Roque Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Takima Keane Shalonda Winton Destinee Blue Honesty King Team... 3 Totals Halftime: Cleveland State 32, Wright State 18. Dead Ball Rebounds: Wright State 2, Cleveland State 6. Technicals: None. Officials: Tom Case, Michelle DelDuco, Michael McConnell. Attendance: 669. GAME 28 Cleveland State 74 Milwaukee 56 March 4, 2010 Milwaukee, Wis. Final: Cleveland State uses a big run to open the second half in cruising to a win at Milwaukee, the Vikings fourth straight victory. Defining Moment: CSU opens the second half on a 14-1 run, extending a nine point lead to 22 points (44-22; 14:53). The Panthers don't get any closer than 14 the rest of the game. Key Stats: Kailey Klein scores 13 points, becoming the third player in Horizon League history to score 2,000 career points (2,006). CSU shoots 50-percent (27-54) from the field, including 15-of-24 (.625) in the second half. The Viking bench scores 28 points. Performance Leaders: Shawnita Garland 13 points and four steals. Honesty King 10 points. Janelle Adams eight points, five rebounds, four assists and three steals. Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Angel Roque Jessica Roque Kaila Montgomery Janelle Adams Shalonda Winton Destinee Blue Honesty King Team... 1 Totals MILWAUKEE...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Ashley Imperiale Danielle Jorgenson Sammy Theut Stephanie Schell Sami Tucker Katie Ehlen Jodie McClain Lindsay Laur Amanda Viehauser Anne Breland Alex Klawitter Team... 6 Totals Halftime: Cleveland State 30, Milwaukee 21. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 1. Milwaukee 4. Technicals: None. Officials: Bob DeMinico, Steve Matuszewski, Brian Kenney. Attendance: 507. GAME 29 Green Bay 68 Cleveland State 59 March 6, 2010 Green Bay, Wis. Final: Cleveland State has its four game win streak snapped as Green Bay hands the Vikings a setback in the regular season finale for both teams. Defining Moment: Leading by six points (16-10) midway through the first half, Green Bay uses an 11-2 run to take a 15 point lead (27-12) with 6:45 to play. The Vikings get within seven with 1:13 to play, but no closer. Key Stats: CSU shoots just.286 (6-21) in the first half, but rebounds to hit 13-of- 24 (.542) in the second half to outscore the Phoenix, CSU makes 19-of-27 free throws compared to 7-of-11 for UWGB. The Phoenix score 38 of their points in the paint and also force 21 CSU turnovers. Green Bay clinches its 12th straight regular season league title. Performance Leaders: Kailey Klein 23 points and nine rebounds. Shawnita Garland 11 points and five steals. Julie Wojta (UWGB) 22 points and 11 rebounds. Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Angel Roque Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Shalonda Winton Destinee Blue Honesty King Team... 2 Totals GREEN BAY...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Celeste Hoewisch Heather Golden Julie Wojta Kayla Tetschlag Sarah Eichler Hannah Quilling Adrian Ritchie Lydia Bauer Team... 3 Totals Halftime: Green Bay 34, Cleveland State 21. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 3. Green Bay 0. Technicals: None. Officials: Becky Blank, Kevin Dillard, Jeff Cross. Attendance: GAME 30 Cleveland State 78 UIC 72 March 10, 2010 Horizon League Quarterfinals Cleveland, Ohio Final: Cleveland State had four players in double figures and defeated UIC, 78-72, in the quarterfinals of the Horizon League Championship. The win moved CSU to the semifinals for the third straight season. Defining Moment: After a Jessie Miller three-pointer cuts the lead to with 28 seconds left, Kailey Klein hits two free throws to push the lead back to five. Another Miller three-pointer is off the mark with 17 seconds left and CSU earns the win. Key Stats: CSU goes 25-of-34 at the free throw line, compared to 8-of-15 for UIC. The Vikings turn the ball over a season-low eight times, including just once in the second half. UIC shoots.536 (30-56). Performance Leaders: Kailey Klein 29 points. Shalonda Winton 14 points and five boards off the bench. Shawnita Garland 10 points, nine rebounds and five steals. UIC...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Jasmine Bailey Lauren Gatto Cassie Johnson Jessie Miller Taylor Foulks Briana Hinkle Kiara Strickland Shameia Green Team... 2 Totals Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Angel Roque Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Shalonda Winton Destinee Blue Team... 2 Totals Halftime: UIC 37, Cleveland State 31. Dead Ball Rebounds: UIC 2, Cleveland State 5. Technicals: None. Officials: Bob DeMinico, Michelle Del Duco, Tom Hallead. Attendance: 307. GAME 31 (OT) Cleveland State 83 Green Bay 75 March 12, 2010 Horizon League Semifinals Green Bay, Wis. Final: Cleveland State advances to the Horizon League Championship game for the second time in three seasons with an overtime win at top-seeded Green Bay. Defining Moment: Leading by three (76-73) with 29 seconds left in overtime, Angel Roque hits a three-pointer and the Vikings force a turnover on the other end. Shawnita Garland hits both free throws after being fouled to put CSU up by eight and seal the win. Key Stats: CSU shoots.596 (31-52) from the field, including 10-of-18 (.556) from three-point. The Vikings go 20-of-26 in the second half and overtime, hitting 9-of-11 from three-point. Performance Leaders: Kailey Klein 28 points, five boards, five assists and five steals. Shawnita Garland 21 points. Angel Roque 12 points and six assists. Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Angel Roque Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Takima Keane Shalonda Winton Destinee Blue Team... 1 Totals GREEN BAY...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Celeste Hoewisch Heather Golden Julie Wojta Kayla Tetschlag Sarah Eichler Hannah Quilling Adrian Ritchie Lydia Bauer Team... 2 Totals Halftime: Green Bay 30, Cleveland State 28. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 0, Green Bay 2. Technicals: None. Officials: Tom Hallead, Bob Enterline, Angie Enlund. Attendance: 1,777. GAME 32 Cleveland State 66 Butler 57 March 14, 2010 Horizon League Championship Green Bay, Wis. Final: Cleveland State wins its second Horizon League Championship in the last three seasons with a victory over Butler in Green Bay. Defining Moment: After Butler cuts a 15 point deficit to three points (51-54; 3:34) Jessica Roque hits a three-pointer from the left wing to push the CSU lead back to six and Butler gets no closer than four the rest of the way as the teams continued to trade baskets until a CSU stop forces Butler to foul. Key Stats: CSU hits 7-of-13 (.538) from three-point, while Butler shoots just 6-of-25 (.240). The Vikings hold a edge on the boards. CSU s five starters combine to play 196 of a possible 200 minutes. Performance Leaders: Kailey Klein caps one of the most dominant performances in league tournament history with her 16th career double-double of 23 points and 10 rebounds. She is named the MVP of the tournament after scoring a tournament record 80 points in three games. Shawnita Garland finishes with 16 points and seven rebounds and joins Klein on the all-tournament team. Stephaine Crosley Shawnita Garland Kailey Klein Angel Roque Jessica Roque Janelle Adams Takima Keane Shalonda Winton Team... 4 Totals BUTLER...min fg-a 3fg-a ft-a reb ast to bk st pf pts Melanie Thornton Chloe Hamilton Brittany Bowen Terra Burns Devin Brierly Claire Freeman Alyssa Pittman Azjah Bass Susan Lester Team... 4 Totals Halftime: Cleveland State 30, Butler 20. Dead Ball Rebounds: Cleveland State 1, Butler 2. Technicals: None. Officials: Carol Comanita, Rod Creech, Tim Daley. Attendance: 306.

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