WAKE FOREST VS. SETON HALL

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1 SCHEDULE/RESULTS NOVEMBER (4-1) 2 LENOIR-RHYNE (Exh.) W, TUSCULUM (Exh.) W, MONMOUTH W, COPPIN STATE W, KANSAS L, MERCER W, JACKSONVILLE W, DECEMBER (1-0) 1 MINNESOTA W, at Seton Hall 1:00 7 RADFORD 12:00 11 DELAWARE 2:00 18 HOWARD 6:30 21 at SMU 8:00 29 MARYLAND-EASTERN SHORE 2:00 31 DAVIDSON 2:00 JANUARY (0-0) 6 DUKE* (RSN) 6:30 8 BOSTON COLLEGE* 2:00 12 at Georgia Tech* 7:00 16 NC STATE* (RSN) 6:30 19 at Maryland * 7:00 22 CLEMSON* 2:00 26 at Miami * 7:00 29 NORTH CAROLINA* 2:00 FEBRUARY (0-0) 2 at Duke* 7:00 5 at Boston College* (RSN) 1:00 9 FLORIDA STATE* 6:30 12 at NC State* (ESPN2) 5:00 16 GEORGIA TECH* 6:30 19 at Clemson* 2:00 24 at Virginia* (RSN) 6:30 26 VIRGINIA TECH* 2:00 MARCH (0-0) 1-4 ACC Tournament # TBA Home games in BOLD CAPS. * - ACC game # - ACC Tournament (Greensboro, N.C.) GAMES #7 DEC. 4, 2011 WALSH GYMNASIUM (14,655) WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. WAKE FOREST VS. SETON HALL DEMON DEACONS 5-1, 0-0 ACC DEACS HIT THE ROAD TO FACE BIG EAST FOE SETON HALL Wake Forest will take its act on the road for the fi rst time this season when it travels to South Orange, N.J. to take on Seton Hall on Sunday, Dec. 4. Tip off is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. at the Walsh Gymnasium. HOW TO CATCH THE GAME The audio broadcast of the game will be streamed live online on WakeForestSports.com. Wake Forest assistant media relations director Steven Wright will call the action. LAST TIME OUT The Demon Deacons turned-in their best performance of the season in an victory over Minnesota in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge. Wake stormed out of the gate and held the Gophers scoreless for nearly the fi rst 10 minutes while building a 20-0 lead. UM s fi rst points came at the 10:02 mark. Junior forward Asia Williams continued her torrid start as she recorded her third-career double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds. She also tied a career high with six assists and was one-shy of a career-high with fi ve steals. Point guard Chelsea Douglas made a career-high fi ve three pointers en route to fi nishing with a career-high 20 points. She also dished-out six assists. Inside, junior center Sandra Garcia recorded her third-straight game in double-fi gures, fi nishing with 12 points on a perfect 4-of-4 from the fl oor. MEET THE PIRATES Seton Hall comes into the contest with a record of 5-3 overall and 2-1 on its home court. In their last time out, the Pirates fell at Hofstra on Thursday evening. Jasmine Crew, who is the reigning Big East Player of the Week, scored a game-high 25 points in the loss to Hofstra. She leads the Pirates with an average of 21.4 points per game and has shot a total of 62 free throws already this season. Brittany Morris, who fi nished with 22 points against Hofstra, is also averaging in double-fi gures at 11.6 points per game. Seton Hall is coached by Hall of Famer and Olympic Gold Medalist Anne Donovan. Donovan is in her fi rst season with the Pirates and most recent was the coach of the WNBA s New York Liberty. SERIES HISTORY This will the second meeting all-time between Seton Hall and Wake Forest. The Pirates won the previous contest on New Years Eve 1990 in South Orange. NEXT UP... The Demon Deacons will return home to host Radford on Wednesday, Dec. 7 at Noon. PIRATES 5-3, 0-0 BIG EAST WHAT S INSIDE Schedule Notes... 2 Photo Roster... 3 Wake Forest Game Notes Head coach Mike Petersen... 7 Coaching and Support Staff... 8 Roster & Pronunciations Season Statistics Box Scores Ind. Player Pages Opponents Schedules/Results SERIES HISTORY Overall: Seton Hall leads 1-0 At Wake: 0-0 At Seton Hall: 0-1 Mike Petersen vs. Seton Hall: 0-0 Anne Donovan vs. Wake: 1-2 ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS 12/31/90 A L STATISTICAL COMPARISON Wake SH Overall Record Conference Record Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Rebounding Offense Rebound Margin FG Percentage pt FG Percentage FT Percentage FG Percentage Defense Pointers Per Game Assists Ger Game Turnovers Per Game Turnover Margin Assist/Turnover Ratio Steals pg Blocked Shots pg WAKE FOREST MEDIA RELATIONS PO Box 7426 Winston-Salem, NC Phone: (336) / Fax: (336) Gary Petit, Assistant Director (WBK Contact) petitgm@wfu.edu Offi ce: (336) Cell: (740) G 1 BROOKE THOMAS SENIOR ORLANDO, FLA. PPG RPG APG SPG G 22 WAKE FOREST S PROJECTED STARTING LINEUP LAKEVIA BOYKIN JUNIOR RALEIGH, N.C. PPG RPG APG MPG F 23 SECILY RAY SENIOR THOMASVILLE, N.C. PPG RPG SPG MPG F 13 MYKALA WALKER JUNIOR DULUTH, GA. PPG RPG APG MPG C 31 LINDSY WRIGHT SOPHOMORE DENVER, N.C. PPG RPG FG% SPG WAKE FOREST DEMON DEACON

2 WAKE FOREST VS. SETON HALL DEC. 4, 2011 WALSH GYMNASIUM N2 LENOIR-RHYNE (Exh.) W, N7 TUSCULUM (Exh.) W, N15 MONMOUTH W, N18 COPPIN STATE W, N20 KANSAS L, N23 MERCER W, N25 JACKSONVILLE W, D1 MINNESOTA W, D4 at Seton Hall 1:00 D7 RADFORD 12:00 D11 DELAWARE 2:00 D18 HOWARD 6:30 D21 at SMU 8:00 D29 MARYLAND-ES 2:00 D31 DAVIDSON 2:00 J6 DUKE 6:30 J8 BOSTON COLLEGE 2:00 J12 at Georgia Tech 7:00 J16 NC STATE 6:30 J19 at Maryland 7:00 J22 CLEMSON 2:00 J26 at Miami 7:00 J29 NORTH CAROLINA 2:00 F2 at Duke 7:00 F5 at Boston College 1:00 F9 FLORIDA STATE 6:30 F12 at NC State 5:30 F16 GEORGIA TECH 6:30 F19 at Clemson 2:00 F24 at Virginia 6:30 F26 VIRGINIA TECH 2:00 M1-4 ACC Tournament (Greensboro, NC) Deacs held L-R to just 4 FGs in the fi rst half and led at the break... Freshman Dearica Hamby led six Demon Deacons in double-fi gures with of the 14 Demon Deacons that played scored led by Secily Ray with Wake raced out to a 14-1 lead and would force 31 Pioneer turnovers. Camille Collier returned to the fl oor and scored a game-high 17 pts on 5-of-6 from three... Secily Ray had a double-double with 12p and 10r Lindsy Wright scored a career-high 15 pts and tied her career-high with seven rebounds... Deacs got a total of 62 points from its bench. The Deacon erased a 16-pt second-half defi cit but a bucket with :05 seconds left gave KU the slim victory... S. Ray led the way with 16p and 7r. Asia Williams scored a career-high 16 points and grabbed a team-high fi ve rebounds... Wake forced 38 turnovers and got 62 pts from its bench. S. Garcia came off the bench to score 20 pts... C. Douglas dished-out a career-high 7 assists... WF blew the game open with a 15-0 run in the 1st half. Deacs raced out to a 20-0 and never trailed... A. Williams notched her third-career double-double... C. Douglas with a career-best 20 points. Seton Hall won the only previous meeting between the two schools, on New Years Eve 1990 in South Orange. Wake Forest leads the all-time series with Radford The Highlanders won the most recent meeting on Dec. 16, 2008 in Winston-Salem. The Deacs squeaked out a victory over Delaware in the team s only previous meeting on Dec. 9, The only previous meeting with Howard came in the 1990 VCU Invitational... The Deacs claimed an victory Wake has won 2 of the 3 contests all time with the Mustangs, including a victory last year in W-S... This will be the fi rst meeting in Dallas. Wake Forest and Maryland-Eastern Shore have met just twice on the hardwood... Wake won both meetings, last year and in The Deacs lead the all-time series 5-3 and have won the last three meetings... Wake won in overtime in the most recent meeting in Duke and Wake will meet for the 71st time since the season... The Blue Devils have won the last 34 games in the series. Wake Forest has won the last three meetings with Boston College and the all-time series is now tied at three game apiece. Both teams hold leads in the series at home... Wake leads in Winston, while Tech leads 20-6 in Atlanta. Wake and NC State have played each other a total of 71 times since The Deacs won last year s meeting at The Joel in overtime. Maryland leads the series against Wake Wake had a four game win streak from , and last won in College Park in The Tigers and the Deacons have faced each other every year since the season... In that time span, Clemson leads Wake had its four-game win streak against the Canes snapped last season with a setback in Coral Gables... WF leads the all-time series 6-4. This will be the 71st meeting overall between the two schools... Wake s longest winning streak is six, but UNC has won the last eight meetings. This will be the 32nd time Wake has played at Cameron Indoor... The Blue Devils lead 24-7 in those meetings and Wake hasn t won in Durham since In its last trip to Boston on Valentines Day 2010, the Demon Deacons broke the hearts of the Eagles with a victory. Florida State has won the last 14 games in the series, including an victory last season in the team s only meeting in Winston-Salem. Wake Forest will be playing on ESPN2 for the fi rst time ever... The Deacs have won just twice in Raleigh, in 1996 and in Wake and Georgia Tech are meeting twice in the same season for just the second time since Tech swept the other two game series in Graduate Brittany Waters tied the school record with 40 points in Wake s victory last season at Littlejohn Coliseum. Last year, the Deacs avenged an earlier loss with a victory over Virginia in the ACC Tournament... It was just Wake s 4th victory all-time in the series. Wake Forest swept the season series with Virginia Tech last year and have now taken a 9-8 edge in the all-time series. The Demon Deacons are one of just two teams to have won at least one game at the ACC Tournament in each of the last three seasons. DEMON DEACON HISTORY Years of Basketball 40 1st Season of Basketball All-Time Head Coaches 7 All-Time Record (.437) Winning Seasons Seasons 4 Losing Seasons Win Seasons 4 Record at Joel Coliseum (.536) ACC GAMES ONLY Won-Loss Record (.234) Best ACC Finish 3rd ( ) Winning Seasons Seasons 1 Losing Seasons 33 NCAA TOURNAMENT Tournament Appearances 1 (1988) Won-Loss Record 1-1 WNIT Tournament Appearances 3 Last Appearance 2010 (1st round) WNIT Won-Loss Record 2-3 NATIONAL RANKINGS Total Weeks in the AP Poll 5 Highest AP Poll Rank 16th Total Weeks in the Coaches Poll 16 Highest Coaches Poll Rank 15th ACC HONORS All-ACC Selections 25 ACC Player of the Year - ACC Rookie of the Year 1 ACC Coach of the Year 1 ACC All-Freshman Team 11 Academic All-ACC Selections 11 ACC Player of the Week 16 ACC Rookie of the Week 24 All-Tournament (1st Team) 3 All-Tournament (2nd Team) 4 NATIONAL HONORS All-Americans 8 times (5 players) Freshman All-Americans 3 Academic 1st Team All-Americans 1 WAKE FOREST 2

3 WAKE FOREST VS. SETON HALL DEC. 4, 2011 WALSH GYMNASIUM OVERALL 5-1 HOME 5-1 ACC 0-0 AWAY BROOKE THOMAS PG 5-4 SR. ORLANDO, FLA. EDGEWATER 5.7 PPG 2.0 RGP 3.7 APG Last Game: Scored nine points and grabbed a couple of rebounds. Is 79 assists away from tying the school s career record. Has played in every game since stepping foot on campus in (100 games) ERIN HALL G 5-8 SO. NORCROSS, GA. WESLEYAN 2.8 PPG 0.3 RGP 8.0 MPG Last Game: Did not play. Is a very good outside shooter and has gained confi dence in her second season. Has made a pair of three-pointers this year. CAMILLE COLLIER G 5-7 GS. WASHINGTON, D.C. SIDWELL 5.7 PPG 0.5 RGP 9 3-PTS Last Game: Played fi ve minutes and missed her only threepoint attempt. Made 5 three-pointers in the season-opener against Monmouth, which was one-off her career-high. Is 7th in school history with 124 career three-pointers. CHELSEA DOUGLAS PG 5-5 SO. ROCK HILL, S.C. HICKORY GROVE BAPTIST 11.8 PPG 2.5 RGP 4.5 APG Last Game: Made a career-high fi ve three pointers and fi n- ished with a career-high 20 points. Has had at least one steal in 17 of her last 18 games. Has dished-out 18 assists over the last three games. Is scoring threat at the point guard position. PATRICE JOHNSON G 5-10 R-JR. WASHINGTON, D.C. H.D. WOODSON 0.8 PPG 1.3 RGP 5.8 MPG Last Game: Did not play. Has played in a total of 36 games in her career. Is a quick guard that has the ability to drive the ball or score from the perimeter. MYKALA WALKER F 6-0 JR. DULUTH, GA. DULUTH 5.3 PPG 2.7 RGP 1.2 APG Last Game: Was hampered by foul trouble. Finished with fi ve points before fouling-out in the second half. Has started 17-straight games dating back to last season Recorded a career-best four steals against Jacksonville. Dished out a career-high four assists against Kansas. LAURYN WEBSTER F 6-3 FR. MARIETTA, GA. MARIETTA 0.6 PPG 0.8 RGP 3.8 MPG Last Game: Did not play. Made her collegiate debut against Monmouth and grabbed a pair of rebounds. Scored her fi rst points from the free throw line vs. Coppin St. LAST GAME W, VS. MINNESOTA MILLESA CALICOTT G 6-0 FR. WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. MOUNT TABOR 3.7 PPG 1.3 RGP 1.0 APG Last Game: Did not play. Scored her fi rst collegiate points from the free throw line against Monmouth in the season-opener. Is a perfect 4-of-4 from the free throw line. SANDRA GARCIA C 6-3 JR. HOLLYWOOD, FLA. PLANT. AMERICAN HERITAGE 9.7 PPG 2.5 RGP 18.2 MPG Last Game: Was a perfect 4-of-4 from the fl oor and fi nished with 12 points. Has come off the bench and scored in double-fi gures each of the last three games. Has scored 10+ points in a game 35 times in her career LAKEVIA BOYKIN G 5-9 JR. RALEIGH, N.C. SOUTHEAST RALEIGH 8.5 PPG 1.7 RGP 1.3 SPG Last Game: Scored a season-high 17 points and had a pair of steals. Is a very good three-point shooter but also has the ability to take the ball to the basket. Has started a total of 42 games in her career SECILY RAY F 6-0 SR. THOMASVILLE, N.C. THOMASVILLE 9.7 PPG 6.8 RGP 2.0 SPG Last Game: Scored four points, grabbed four rebounds and tied a career-high with four steals. Became the ninth member of the school s 600-rebound club with 10 in the season-opener against Monmouth. Is 5th in school history with 78 career blocks. DEARICA HAMBY F 6-3 FR. MARIETTA, GA. NORCROSS 4.3 PPG 2.7 RGP.476 FG % Last Game: Played a total of 10 minutes and grabbed four rebounds to go along with two points. Was 3-of-6 from the fl oor in her fi rst collegiate game Has great length and is a matchup problem on each end of the fl oor. LINDSY WRIGHT C 6-3 SO. DENVER, N.C. EAST LINCOLN 6.2 PPG 5.2 RGP 2.2 SPG Last Game: Started her third-straight game, fi nishing with three rebounds and one block. Recorded her fi rst career start against Mercer Has recorded a block in the last fi ve games Is 16-of-22 from the fl oor for an.727 shooting percentage. ASIA WILLIAMS G 5-11 JR. DURHAM, N.C. HILLSIDE 11.2 PPG 6.3 RGP 3.8 APG Last Game: Recorded her third-career double-double with 13 points and 11 boards. Also had six assists and fi ve steals. Was averaging just 3.4 ppg coming into the season Has notched 11 rebounds twice this season. Has scored in double-fi gures in three-straight games. WAKE FOREST 3

4 LAST TIME OUT WAKE FOREST VS. SETON HALL DEC. 4, 2011 WALSH GYMNASIUM Wake Forest opened the game on a 20-0 run and never looked back, defeating Minnesota last Thursday evening at the Joel Coliseum as part of the ACC/Big Ten Challenge. The Demon Deacon victory was head coach Mike Petersen s 110th while at Wake Forest, making him the winningest coach in school history. Asia Williams scored 13 points and tied a career-high with 11 rebounds to collect a double-double. The junior also dished out a career-high six assists on the night and tied a career-high with fi ve steals. Sophomore point guard Chelsea Douglas scored a careerhigh 20 points while knocking down a career-high fi ve threepointers. Lakevia Boykin chipped in 17 points on the night for the Deacs, while Sandra Garcia added 12 points. Four players scored in double fi gures for Minnesota, led by Kiara Buford s 15 points and Rachel Banham s 12 points. Micaella Riche contributed 11 points for the Golden Gophers, while Katie Loberg chipped in 10 points and 11 boards. Wake Forest forced 26 turnovers on the night and turned them into 29 points on the other end. On the offensive end, the Deacs shot 48 percent from the fl oor, including 35 percent from long range. The Demon Deacon bench continued to be productive just as they have done all season, combining to score 47 points. The Deacon defense proved too much for the Golden Gophers to handle early on, as Minnesota did not score a point until the 10:03 mark when Sari Noga fi nally nailed a threepointer deep in the left corner. The Gophers got as close at four at with 40 seconds left in the fi rst half but a 5-0 surge to end the half but the Deacs up by nine at the break. Minnesota would not get any closer than nine points the rest of the way. WHAT S NEXT The Demon Deacons will return home to start another home stand. Wake will host Radford on Wednesday, Dec. 7, at noon. The Deacs are 5-3 all-time against Radford but dropped the most recent meeting in PETERSEN SETS WAKE FOREST WINS RECORD With a win over Minnesota on Dec. 1, 2011, head coach Mike Petersen became the all-time winningest women s basketball coach in school history. Petersen now has 110 victories at Wake Forest, breaking Joe Sanchez s old mark of 109 wins from Sanchez, who had a career record of , took the Deacons to its only NCAA Tournament in When Petersen came to Wake Forest prior to the start of the season, the program was in the midst of 12-straight seasons under.500. But Petersen promptly turned that around, guiding the team to wins in 10 of the fi rst 11 games and ultimately fi nishing with a record. He also took the team to its fi rst postseason appearance since After a pair of tough seasons in and , Pe- tersen led the team to a 12-2 start in and a schoolrecord 12-straight wins to start the season. In 2009, he took the team to the WNIT for the second time in his short tenure, becoming the fi rst coach to lead two teams to postseason play. The Deacs fi nished with a record, which marked the second-most wins in school-history. In , Petersen guided a young Deacon squad to an mark and a fi fth place fi nish in the ACC. Last season, Wake went and won an ACC Tournament game for the third-straight season, which is the fi rst time that has happened in school-history. DEACONS IMPROVE TO 2-2 IN BIG TEN/ACC CHALLENGE Wake Forest defeated Minnesota in the 2011 Big Ten/ACC Challenge on Dec. 1 in Winston-Salem. This was the Demon Deacon s fourth appearance in the challenge and they are 2-2 overall. Wake knocked-off Northwestern 60-45, in Evansville, Ind., in 2007, and then fell to Illinois in 2009 in Winston- Salem. Last season, the Deacs were overwhelmed in their trip to Michigan as the Wolverines rolled to a victory. This was the fi rst meeting between Wake Forest and Minnesota on the hardwood and it was the fi rst game for Wake against a team from the state of Minnesota. Wake is now 5-8 all-time against schools from the Big Ten. Minnesota has played in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge all fi ve years and holds a 2-3 record. The Gophers knocked-off Virginia Tech last season and pulled-out an victory over Boston College in This was also the third-straight year the Deacs have faced an opponent in the challenge for the fi rst time ever. THOMAS WANTS TO BE KNOWN AS THE BEST GIVER Senior point guard Brooke Thomas has played in every game since she stepped foot on campus in 2008 and is nearing Wake s career assist record. She currently has 409 career assists which is 5th all-time in school history. She trails Amy Privette by 15 assists for fourth place while Nicole Levesque holds the school record at 488. Thomas is averaging 4.0 assists per game which is the thirdbest average in school history. If she remains on her current pace, Thomas will break the record by the end of the regular season. RAY S JOINS RARE REBOUNDING CLUB Senior forward Secily Ray grabbed 10 rebounds in the season-opener against Monmouth and became just the ninth Demon Deacon to join the 600-rebound club. Ray is currently sixth in school-history with 628 career rebounds. Ray has played in all but two games in her Demon Deacon career. She grabbed 197 rebounds as a freshman and then lead the team with 241 rebounds in Last season, Ray fi nished with 153 rebounds. The Thomasville, N.C., native also averaged 11.1 points a game as a sophomore and has a total of 829 career points. She has an opportunity to become just the eighth Demon Deacon to record 1,000 career points and 600 career rebounds. CAREER RANKINGS WATCH BROOKE THOMAS Category Stat Car. Rank Assists 409 5th Assists per game 4.0 3rd Steals 202 7th SECILY RAY Category Stat Car. Rank Rebounds 632 6th Rebounding Ave th Def. Rebounds th Off. Rebounds 240 7th Blocked Shots 78 5th CAMILLE COLLIER Category Stat Car. Rank 3-pointers made 124 7th 3-pointers attempted 399 7th CAREER GAMES PLAYED/STARTED GP GS Brooke Thomas Secily Ray Camielle Collier Lakevia Boykin Sandra Garcia Asia Williams 68 6 Mykala Walker Chelsea Douglas Patrice Johnson 37 0 Lindsy Wright 36 3 Erin Hall 25 0 Dearica Hamby 6 0 Lauryn Webster 5 0 Millesa Calicott 3 0 GAMES STARTED STREAKS Career Current Long Secily Ray 6 38 Brooke Thomas 6 32 Lakevia Boykin Sandra Garcia - 22 Camielle Collier - 21 Mykala Walker Chelsea Douglas - 4 Asia Williams - 4 Lindsy Wright 3 3 CAREER DOUBLE-DOUBLES Player Career Secily Ray 1 11 Sandra Garcia - 8 Asia Williams 1 3 Brooke Thomas - 1 RECORDS VS. CONFERENCES Conference All-Time ACC *ACC Atlantic Div *ACC Coastal Div Atlantic Atlantic Sun Big Big East Big Ten Colonial Athletic Assoc Conference USA Horizon MEAC NEC Southern Conference Summit League *ACC divisions are used for the sports of football and baseball only. WAKE FOREST 4

5 WAKE FOREST VS. SETON HALL DEC. 4, 2011 WALSH GYMNASIUM NATIONAL POLLS ASSOCIATED PRESS (WEEK 3) School Rec. Pts. 1 Baylor (39) Connecticut Notre Dame Texas A&M (1) Stanford Maryland Duke Tennessee Miami (FL) Louisville Rutgers Kentucky Purdue North Carolina Georgia Penn State Ohio State Oklahoma Texas Tech Georgetown Texas DePaul Green Bay Delaware Vanderbilt Opponents Receiving Votes: Virginia 15, Florida State 10, Georgia Tech 8. USA TODAY COACHES (WEEK 3) School Rec. Pts. 1 Baylor (29) Connecticut (2) Notre Dame Texas A&M Stanford Duke Maryland Tennessee Miami (FL) Kentucky Louisville Rutgers North Carolina Georgia Penn State Purdue Green Bay Ohio State Oklahoma Georgetown DePaul Vanderbilt Texas Gonzaga Texas Tech Opponents Receiving Votes: Georgia Tech 21, Delaware 16, Kansas 11. *Opponents italicized FIRST POINTS / FIRST SUBSTITUTION DEACONS ONE OF MOST AGGRESSIVE TEAMS IN THE COUNTRY Coming into the week, Wake Forest leads the country in steals per game at 18.2 and is second in the country in turnover margin at The Deacs had 24 steals in the season-opening win over Monmouth and then collected 23 steals against Mercer on Nov. 23. Wake has also forced 30 or more turnovers in three of the fi rst fi ve games, including a season-high 38 in the win over Mercer. Conversely, the Deacs turned the ball over just 14 times against Mercer. RAY DOUBLES-UP ON OPENING NIGHT Secily Ray came out of the gate hot, scoring 12 points and grabbing 10 rebounds in the season-opening victory over Monmouth on Nov. 15. It was her 11th-career double-double. Four of her 10 rebounds came on the offensive end. Ray was 4-of-6 from the fl oor and a perfect 4-of-4 from the free throw line. She also tied her career-high with four steals. WILLIAMS STUFFING THE STAT SHEET Asia Williams has been fi lling up the stat sheet in the early going. She scored eight points in the win over Coppin State and also dished-out a career-high six assists. Williams then netted nine points to go along with fi ve rebounds, fi ve steals and three assists in the narrow loss to Kansas. She scored a career-best 16 points in the win over Mercer and then followed that with a 15-point performance in the win over Jacksonville. Over the last three games, Williams is averaging 14.7 ppg, 6.0 rpg and 4.0 apg. Williams came into the season averaging just 3.4 points per game. WILLIAMS DOUBLES-DOWN AGAINST GOPHERS Asia Williams recorded her third-career double-double in the on Dec. 1. She fi nished with 13 points and was one-off her career-high with 11 rebounds. Williams also dished-out a career-high tying six assists and was one-shy of her career-high with fi ve steals. DOUGLAS HITS FROM DEEP AGAINST MINNESOTA Sophomore point guard Chelsea Douglas had the best game of her career in the win over Minnesota on Dec. 1. She made a career-high fi ve three pointers on seven attempts and fi nished with a career-high 20 points. Douglas also dished-out six assists and recorded two rebounds and one steal. WELCOME BACK CAMILLE Graduate student Camille Collier suffered a knee injury prior to the season and was forced to miss the entire year. She returned to the court in the season-opener this season against Monmouth and had a tremendous game. Collier was 5-of-6 from beyond the arc and fi nished with a game-high 17 points. The fi ve three-pointers were just one-off her career-high of six. Collier also fi nished the game with three steals and two rebounds. WRIGHT WITH A CAREER NIGHT Sophomore Lindsy Wright has played with a lot of energy at the onset and as a result, she has gotten a large chunk of the playing time. In the win over Coppin State, the Denver, N.C. native scored a career-high 15 points and tied a career-high with seven rebounds. She eclipsed her previous career-high of 14 points which she scored at Notre Dame last November. After that performance, Wright was inserted into the starting lineup against Mercer. That was the fi rst start of her career and she has started each of the last three games. HEY ROOKIE!! STARTERS Opponent 1st Pts How Time Opp 1st Sub Time G G F F C Lenoir-Rhyne (Exh.) Wright Lay-up 19:44 18:05 Douglas/Thomas 15:45 Thomas Boykin Williams Walker Wright Tusculum (Exh.) Douglas Jumper 19:37 16:44 Hamby/Walker 16:44 Douglas Boykin Williams Walker Wright Monmouth Ray FT 19:44 18:08 Douglas/Thomas 1530 Thomas Boykin Ray Walker Garcia Coppin State Ray Lay-up 18:18 18:00 Williams/Ray 17:24 Thomas Boykin Ray Walker Garcia Kansas Thomas Lay-up 19:10 19:01 Douglas/Thomas 15:40 Thomas Boykin Ray Walker Garcia Mercer Wright Lay-up 18:17 19:32 Williams/Ray 17:32 Thomas Boykin Ray Walker Wright Jacksonville Walker Jumper 19:20 16:56 Douglas/Thomas 15:59 Thomas Boykin Ray Walker Wright Minnesota Walker Lay-up 15:45 10:02 Douglas/Thomas 17:04 Thomas Boykin Ray Walker Wright The three Demon Deacon freshman -- Dearica Hamby, Millesa Calicott and Lauryn Webster -- all made their collegiate debuts in the season-opener against Monmouth on Nov. 15. Hamby saw her fi rst action early in the fi rst half and would play a total of 18 minutes. She fi nished 3-of-6 from the fl oor and 2-of-2 from the free throw line for eight points. She also had one assist and one steal. Calicott played the fi nal fi ve minutes of the game and was 2-of-2 from the free throw line for her fi rst two career points. Webster checked-in for the fi nal three minutes and grabbed a pair of rebounds. WAKE FOREST 5

6 LIGHTS, CAMERA, DEACONS WAKE FOREST VS. SETON HALL DEC. 4, 2011 WALSH GYMNASIUM Wake Forest is scheduled to play at least six games this season on television. The Deacons debut on the small screen will be on Jan. 6 when Wake opens ACC play at home against Duke. That game will be televised by RSN. The second and third games will also be on RSN. The Deacons host NC State on Jan. 16 at the Joel Coliseum and then will travel to Boston College on Super Bowl Sunday (Feb. 5). One week later, Wake Forest will make its fi rst-ever appearance on ESPN2. The Deacons will take on NC State in Raleigh as part of ESPN s February Frenzy. The fi nal regular season game on television will be a 6:30 p.m. tilt against the Cavaliers of Virginia on Feb. 24. The Deacons will look to avenge a 27-point loss in Charlottesville last season. All 11 games of the 35th ACC Tournament will also be televised this year. The eight games over the fi rst two days will be shown by the ACC Network while ESPNU will televise the semifi nals and ESPN2 will air the fi nals. WAKE S MAGIC NUMBER IS 70 Under head coach Mike Petersen, the Demon Deacons have a record of when they score 70 or more points. Since , when the Deacons score less than 70 points in a game, they are just The Deacs have topped the 70-point mark in all six of its games so far this season. In Petersen s fi rst year, , Wake was 13-2 when scoring 70+ and 4-13 when scoring less than 70. Wake topped the 70-point mark 11 times last season and averaged 66.5 points per game. The Deacs were a perfect 4-0 when scoring 70+ in In , Wake was 9-2 when scoring 70+ points. COLLIER, RAY AND THOMAS VIE TO FINISH AT THE HEAD OF THE CLASS Graduate student Camille Collier and seniors Secily Ray and Brooke Thomas have been a part of 57 wins in their threeplus years of action. The current school-record for wins by a class is 70 held by the 1991 senior class of Jenny Mitchell, Lisa Dodd, Colleen Bentz and Sara White. That class not only won 70 games but also made the programs only NCAA Tournament appearance. When Collier started her career at Wake Forest in season, the Deacons were coming off back-to-back losing seasons and a winless ACC season in She saw action right away as freshman and was part of a team that went In , she was then joined by Thomas and Ray and the trio would held the Deacons fi nished with 19 wins, the second-most in school-history and advance to the WNIT. The next season, Wake made it s second-straight WNIT appearance, fi nished fi fth in the ACC and was over. Collier then suffered a knee injury in the preseason last season and was not part of the team that went and won an ACC Tournament game for the third-straight year. Last year s senior class of Brittany Waters and Kem Wilson fi nished their four-year careers as the second-winningest class in school history. The tandem fi nished with a total of 67 victories. LEADING THE TEAM Following is the number of times a player led Wake Forest in scoring, rebounding, assists and steals in their career. If two or more players tied for the team lead, all were credited for that game: Player Points Rebounds Assists Steals Lakevia Boykin Millesa Calicott Camille Collier Chelsea Douglas Sandra Garcia Erin Hall Dearica Hamby Patrice Johnson Secily Ray Brooke Thomas Mykala Walker Lauryn Webster Asia Williams Lindsy Wright DEACS PICKED 10TH IN ACC PRESEASON POLL Wake Forest was picked to fi nish 10th in the Atlantic Coast Conference this season by vote of the of the Blue Ribbon Panel, consisting of national and local media, as well as school representatives. Wake has exceeded expectations in each of the last three years. The Deacs were picked to fi nish 12th in but went on to post the second-most wins in school-history (19-12) and fi nish tied for eighth in the ACC. In , Wake was predicted to fi nish 10th but instead went 7-7 in the conference, which was the second-best conference record in school-history, and fi nished tied for fi fth. Last season, the Deacons were pegged ninth at the start of the year but fi nished in a tie for seventh with a record overall. Miami was picked to win the conference for the fi rst time since the school joined the conference in ACC PRESEASON POLL (First Place Votes) 1. Miami (30) 2. Duke (10) 3. Maryland 4. Florida State 5. Georgia Tech 6. North Carolina 7. NC State 8. Virginia 9. Boston College 10. Wake Forest 11. Clemson 12. Virginia Tech WAKE S RECORD WHEN... Petersen Era Overall At home On road At neutral sites After a loss In overtime vs. ranked opponents Decided by 3 pts or less Decided by 4-5 points Decided by 6-10 points Decided by points Decided by 20+ points Leading at half Tied at half Trailing at half Wake shoots 40% or better Wake shoots less than 40% Wake out-shoots opponent Opp. shoots 40% or better Opp. shoots less than 40% Wake out-rebounds opp Opp. out-rebounds Wake Rebounds are tied Wake shoots 70% or better from FT line Wake has more FT att Opponent has more FT att Wake shoots 30% or better from 3-point range Wake wins turnover battle Opp. wins turnover battle Turnovers are tied Wake scores 100-plus points Wake scores points Wake scores points Wake scores points Wake scores points Wake scores points Wake scores less than 50 pts Opp. scores 100-plus points Opp. scores points Opp. scores points Opp. scores points Opp. scores points Opp. scores points Opp. scores less than 50 pts At Home In November In December In January In February On the Road In November In December In January In February WAKE FOREST 6

7 WAKE FOREST VS. SETON HALL DEC. 4, 2011 WALSH GYMNASIUM MIKE PETERSEN Head Coach 8th Year NW Christian, 1983 Petersen is in his eighth season at the helm He is the all-time winningest women s basketball coach in school-history. He recorded his 110th career victory at Wake Forest on Dec. 1, 2011, surpassing Joe Sanchez old mark of 109 wins. Petersen s is also just two wins away from 300 in his career. When Petersen took over at Wake Forest, the program was coming off its 13th-straight non-winning season. He guided the Deacons to 17 wins in his fi rst season and an appearance in the WNIT. In , Petersen led Wake to a record and another appearance in the WNIT. The 19 wins were the second-most wins in schoolhistory. Petersen is the only coach in school-history to lead the Demon Deacons to three-straight postseason appearances. Petersen started his head coaching career at Gonzaga ( ). He won 65 games over those four seasons. After Gonzaga, he spent four years at the helm of the New Mexico State women s program. He had an record with the Aggies and guided them to their fi rst postseason appearance. In three years at TCU, Petersen amassed a record, which included the programs fi rst winning season in Petersen attended Northwest Christian College where he played from In 2007, he was inducted into the Northwest Christian College Athletic Hall of Fame. Peter and his wife Patty have two sons, Riley (23), who graduated from Wake Forest in 2011, and Jake (19) who is attending Appalachian State. THE MIKE PETERSEN FILE BACKGROUND Born April 18, 1958 Hometown Eureka, Cailf. FAMILY Wife Patty Children sons Riley (23), Jake (19) EDUCATION College of the Redwoods Northwest Christian College PLAYING HISTORY College of the Redwoods Northwest Christian College COACHING HISTORY Northwest Christian College Assistant (men s) coach University of Oregon Assistant (women s) coach Gonzaga Head (women s) coach University of Oregon Assistant (men s) coach New Mexico State Head (women s) coach TCU Head (women s) coach Minnesota, Associate head (men s) coach 2004-Present Wake Forest University Head (women s) coach WAKE FOREST COACHING & SUPPORT STAFF NATASHA ADAIR Assoc. Head Coach 8th Season JASON ESHBAUGH Dir. of Player Development 8th Season SCOTT SPERNOGA Sports Medicine 12th Season BOB CLARK Assistant Coach 5th Season KENDRA EATON Coor. of Basketball Ops. 1st Season CRAIG ZAKRZEWSKI Equipment Manager 10th Season RACHEL STOCKDALE Assistant Coach 1st Season GREG BRITTENHAM Dir., Athletic Performance 1st Season MARY ANN JUSTUS Admin. Assistant 11th Season WAKE FOREST 7 PETERSEN S CAREER COACHING RECORD GONZAGA (.575) Reached NAIA District Finals NCAA Division I transition West Coast Conference Regular Season Champions at home over last two years NEW MEXICO STATE (.681) No returning staters from previous year WNIT Tournament; First postseason victory Big West Conference Regular Season Champions Coached All-American Anita Maxwell TEXAS CHRISTIAN (.501) Nation s fi fth-most improved team; school record for wins Tied previous year s school record for wins First winning season in school history WAKE FOREST (.500) First winning season in 14 years; WNIT appearance Continued to build program with young squad Was 7-4 at home in non-conference action Finished 13-3 in non-conference games Second-most wins in school-history; WNIT appearance Finished fi fth in the ACC; made the postseason for the second-straight season Tied for seventh in the ACC; Recorded 100th victory at Wake Forest OVERALL HEAD COACHING RECORD: (18TH YEAR) (.557)

8 WAKE FOREST VS. SETON HALL DEC. 4, 2011 WALSH GYMNASIUM ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY CLASS Grad Students (1) Camille Collier Seniors (2) Secily Ray Brooke Thomas Juniors (5) Lakevia Boykin Sandra Garcia Patrice Johnson Mykala Walker Asia Williams Sophomores (3) Chelsea Douglas Erin Hall Lindsy Wright Freshmen (3) Millesa Calicott Dearica Hamby Lauryn Webster BY STATE/COUNTRY North Carolina (6) Lakevia Boykin (Raleigh) Millesa Calicott (Winston-Salem) Chelsea Douglas (Charlotte) Secily Ray (Thomasville) Asia Williams (Durham) Lindsy Wright (Denver) Florida (2) Sandra Garcia (Hollywood) Brooke Thomas (Orlando) Georgia (4) Erin Hall (Norcross) Dearica Hamby (Marietta) Mykala Walker (Duluth) Lauryn Webster (Marietta) Washington, D.C. (2) Camille Collier Patrice Johnson BY HEIGHT Lindsy Wright Sandra Garcia Dearica Hamby Lauryn Webster Millesa Calicott Secily Ray Mykala Walker Asia Williams Patrice Johnson Lakevia Boykin Erin Hall Camille Collier Chelsea Douglas Brooke Thomas NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown Previous School 1 Brooke Thomas*** Guard 5-4 Sr. Orlando, Fla. Edgewater 2 Erin Hall* Guard 5-9 So. Norcross, Ga. Wesleyan 3 Camille Collier*** Guard 5-7 GS Washington, D.C. Sidwell Friends 5 Chelsea Douglas* Guard 5-5 SO Rock Hill, S.C. Hickory Grove Baptist 11 Patrice Johnson** Guard 5-10 RS Jr. Washington, D.C. H.D. Woodson 13 Mykala Walker** Forward 6-0 Jr. Duluth, Ga. Duluth 14 Lauryn Webster Forward 6-3 Fr. Marietta, Ga. Marietta 15 Millesa Calicott Guard 6-0 Fr. Winston-Salem, N.C. Mount Tabor 21 Sandra Garcia** Center 6-3 Jr. Hollywood, Fla. Plantation American Heritage 22 Lakevia Boykin** Guard 5-9 Jr. Raleigh, N.C. Southeast Raleigh 23 Secily Ray*** Forward 6-0 Sr. Thomasville, N.C. Thomasville 25 Dearica Hamby Forward 6-3 Fr. Marietta, Ga. Norcross 31 Lindsy Wright* Center 6-3 So. Denver, N.C. East Lincoln 33 Asia Williams** Guard 5-11 Jr. Durham, N.C. Hillside * Denotes letters earned. ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown Previous School 22 Lakevia Boykin** Guard 5-9 Jr. Raleigh, N.C. Southeast Raleigh 15 Millesa Calicott Guard 6-0 Fr. Winston-Salem, N.C. Mount Tabor 3 Camille Collier*** Guard 5-7 GS Washington, D.C. Sidwell Friends 5 Chelsea Douglas* Guard 5-5 So. Rock Hill, S.C. Hickory Grove Baptist 21 Sandra Garcia** Center 6-3 Jr. Hollywood, Fla. Plantation American Heritage 2 Erin Hall* Guard 5-9 So. Norcross, Ga. Wesleyan 25 Dearica Hamby Forward 6-3 Fr. Marietta, Ga. Norcross 11 Patrice Johnson** Guard 5-10 RS Jr. Washington, D.C. H.D. Woodson 23 Secily Ray*** Forward 6-0 Sr. Thomasville, N.C. Thomasville 1 Brooke Thomas*** Guard 5-4 Sr. Orlando, Fla. Edgewater 13 Mykala Walker** Forward 6-0 Jr. Duluth, Ga. Duluth 14 Lauryn Webster Forward 6-3 Fr. Marietta, Ga. Marietta 33 Asia Williams** Guard 5-11 Jr. Durham, N.C. Hillside 31 Lindsy Wright* Center 6-3 So. Denver, N.C. East Lincoln * Denotes letters earned. COACHING & SUPPORT STAFF Head Coach Associate Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Dir. of Player Development/Scouting Coordinator of Basketball Operations Student-Athlete Services Sports Medicine Strength & Conditioning Administrative Assistant Media Relations Equipment PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Camille Collier... ca-meal Mykala Walker... ma-kay-la Lauryn Webster... LORE-in Millesa Callicott... ma-liss-ah CAL-eh-cott Mike Petersen (Northwest Christian College 83) / 8th season at Wake Forest Natasha Adair (South Florida 94) / 8th season at Wake Forest Bob Clark (Towson 84) / 5th season at Wake Forest Rachel Stockdale (NC State 06) / 1st season at Wake Forest Jason Eshbaugh (Grove City College 01) / 8th season at Wake Forest Kendra Eaton (Western Carolina 09) / 1st season at Wake Forest Jane Caldwell (UNC Greensboro) / 13th season at Wake Forest Scott Spernoga (Penn State 97) / 12th season at Wake Forest Greg Brittenham (Nebraska-Kearney, 86) / 1st season at Wake Forest Mary Ann Justus (Eastern Kentucky 76) / 11th season at Wake Forest Gary Petit (Baldwin-Wallace 06) / 4th season at Wake Forest Craig Zakrzewski (Wake Forest 00) / 10th season at Wake Forest Lakevia Boykin...la-KEY-via BOY-kin Secily Ray...SESS-ah-lee Dearica Hamby...de-AIR-eh-ca WAKE FOREST 8

9 SEASON STATISTICS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 05 Chelsea Douglas Asia Williams Sandra Garcia Secily Ray Lakevia Boykin Lindsy Wright Camille Collier Brooke Thomas Mykala Walker Dearica Hamby Millesa Calicott Erin Hall Patrice Johnson Lauryn Webster Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS WF OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Freethrowpct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 11/15/11 MONMOUTH W /18/11 COPPIN STATE W /20/11 KANSAS L /23/11 MERCER W /25/11 JACKSONVILLE W & 12/01/11 MINNESOTA W * = Conference game & = Big Ten/ACC Challenge Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals Wake Forest Opponents WAKE FOREST 9

10 GAME-BY-GAME POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS Opponent Date Score THOMAS,BRO HALL,ERIN COLLIER,CA DOUGLAS,CH JOHNSON,PA WALKER,MYK WEBSTER,LA MONMOUTH 11/15/ W COPPIN STATE 11/18/ W KANSAS 11/20/ L6-4-5 D N P D N P MERCER 11/23/ W JACKSONVILLE 11/25/ W MINNESOTA 12/01/ W9-2-1 DNP DNP5-0-0 DNP Opponent Date Score CALICOTT,M GARCIA,SAN BOYKIN,LAK RAY,SECILY HAMBY,DEAR WRIGHT,LIN WILLIAMS,A MONMOUTH 11/15/ W COPPIN STATE 11/18/ W KANSAS 11/20/ L D N P MERCER 11/23/ W JACKSONVILLE 11/25/ W D N P MINNESOTA 12/01/ W DNP WAKE FOREST 10

11 SEASON / CAREER STATISTICS SEASON STATISTICS CAREER STATISTICS SUMMARY gp-gs min/g fg% 3fg% ft% r/g a/g stl blk pts/g gp-gs min/g fg% 3fg% ft% r/g a/g stl blk pts/g Chelsea Douglas Asia Williams Sandra Garcia Secily Ray Lakevia Boykin Lindsy Wright Camille Collier Brooke Thomas Mykala Walker Dearica Hamby Millesa Calicott Erin Hall Patrice Johnson Lauryn Webster SCORING fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% pts pts/g fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% pts pts/g Chelsea Douglas Asia Williams Sandra Garcia Secily Ray Lakevia Boykin Lindsy Wright Camille Collier Brooke Thomas Mykala Walker Dearica Hamby Millesa Calicott Erin Hall Patrice Johnson Lauryn Webster TOTALS o-reb d-reb t-reb pf fo ast to a/to o-reb d-reb t-reb pf fo ast to a/to Chelsea Douglas Asia Williams Sandra Garcia Secily Ray Lakevia Boykin Lindsy Wright Camille Collier Brooke Thomas Mykala Walker Dearica Hamby Millesa Calicott Erin Hall Patrice Johnson Lauryn Webster WAKE FOREST 11

12 SEASON RESULTS OVERALL: 5-1 / ACC: 0-0 / HOME: 5-1 / ROAD: 0-0 / NEUTRAL: 0-0 WFU OPP Date Rank Rank Opponent W/L Score Record WFU High Scorer OPP High Scorer High Rebounds High Assists Attend. N MONMOUTH W Camille Collier 17 Abby Martin 10 Asia Williams 11 Brooke Thomas Carly Thibault 10 Alexis Canady 10 N Coppin State W Lindsy Wright 15 Ashle Craig 13 Secily Ray 11 Asia Williams N Kansas L Secily Ray 16 Carolyn Davis 21 Secily Ray 7 Brooke Thomas N Mercer W Asia Williams 16 Alicia Williams 9 Asia Williams 5 Chelsea Douglas Mykala Walker 5 N Jacksonville W Sandra Garcia 20 Tracie Sneed 12 Dearica Hamby 7 Chelsea Douglas D1 Minnesota & W Chelsea Douglas 20 Katie Loberg 11 Asia Williams 11 Chelsea Douglas Asia Williams 6 D4 at Seton Hall 1:00 D7 Radford 12:00 D11 Delaware 2:00 D18 Howard 6:30 D21 at SMU 8:00 D29 Maryland-Eastern Shore 2:00 D31 Davidson 2:00 J6 Duke 6:30 D8 Boston College 2:00 J12 at Georgia Tech 7:00 J16 NC State 6:30 J19 at Maryland 7:00 J22 Clemson 2:00 J26 at Miami 7:00 J29 North Carolina 2:00 F2 at Duke 7:00 F5 at Boston College 1:00 F9 Florida State 6:30 F12 at NC State 5:00 F16 Georgia Tech 6:30 F19 at Clemson 2:00 F24 at Virginia 6:30 F26 Virginia Tech 2:00 M1-4 ACC Tournament # CAPS - home game * - ACC game & - Big Ten/ACC Challenge # - ACC Tournament at Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum) Rank = Associated Press / Coaches (at time of game) WAKE FOREST 12

13 WAKE FOREST INDIVIDUAL SUPERLATIVES WAKE FOREST 13 OPPONENT Points scored 20, Sandra Garcia vs. Jacksonville (11/25) 21, Carolyn Davis of Kansas (11/20) 20, Chelsea Douglas vs. Minnesota (12/01) 11, Katie Loberg of Minnesota (12/01) *Points scored/half 15, (2nd) Lakevia Boykin vs. Minnesota (12/01) 19, (2nd) Carolyn Davis of Kansas (11/20) Offensive rebounds 5, Secily Ray vs. Coppin State (11/18) 5, Ry Van Buchanan of Mercer (11/23) 5, Tracie Sneed of Jacksonville (11/25) 5, Micaella Riche of Minnsota (12/01) Defensive rebounds 10, Asia Williams vs. Monmouth (11/15) 10, Alex Philips of Mercer (11/23) Total rebounds 11, Asia Williams vs. Monmouth (11/15) 14, Alex Philips of Mercer (11/23) 11, Secily Ray vs. Coppin State (11/18) 11, Asia Williams vs. Minnesota (12/01) Field goals 10, Sandra Garcia vs. Jacksonville (11/25) 8, Carolyn Davis of Kansas (11/20) Field goal attempts 17, Lakevia Boykin vs. Kansas (11/20) 16, Rachel Banham (12/01) Field goal percentage (min. 5 made) (5-5), Dearica Hamby vs. Mercer (11/23).800 (8-10), Carolyn Davis of Kansas (11/20) Field goal percentage (min. 10 made).833 (10-12), Sandra Garcia vs. Jacksonville (11/25) - 3-Point field goals 5, Camille Collier vs. Monmouth (11/15) 3, Carly Thibault of Monmouth (11/15) 5, Chelsea Douglas vs. Minnesota (12/01) 3-Point field goal attempts 7, Chelsea Douglas vs. Minnesota (12/01) 6, Carly Thibault of Monmouth (11/15) 6, Sari Noga of Minnesota 3-Point FG percentage (min. 4 made).833 (5-6), Camille Collier vs. Monmouth (11/15) - Free throws 8, Secily Ray vs. Kansas (11/20) 8, Ashle Craig of Coppin State (11/18) Free throw attempts 12, Secily Ray vs. Kansas (11/20) 14, Ashle Craig of Coppin State (11/18) Free throw percentage (min. 8 made).667 (8-12), Secily Ray vs. Kansas (11/20).571 (8-14), Ashle Craig of Coppin State (11/18) Assists 7, Chelsea Douglas vs. Jacksonville (11/25) 6, Angel Goodrich of Kansas (11/20) Steals 5, Five times 7, Angel Goodrich of Kansas (11/20) Turnovers 5, Three times 10, Sharnea Boykin of Mercer (11/23) Blocked shots 3, Lindsy Wright vs. Coppin State (11/18) 4, Three times Minutes played (regulation game) 35, Lakevia Boykin vs. Minnesota (12/01) 40, Rachel Banham of Minnesota (12/01) Minutes played (overtime game) - - TEAM SUPERLATIVES WF HIGH WF LOW OPP HIGH OPP LOW Points scored 90, vs. Mercer (11/23) 73, vs. Kansas (11/20) 74, by Kansas (11/20) 44, by Mercer (11/23) *Points in one half 51, (2nd) vs. Monmouth (11/15) 32, (1st) vs. Kansas (11/20) 41, (2nd) by Kansas (11/20) 19, (1st) by Mercer (11/23) Victory margin 46, (90-44) vs. Mercer (11/23) 17, (80-58) vs. Minnesota (12/01) 1, (74-73) by Kansas (11/20) 1, (74-73) by Kansas (11/20) Field goals 34, vs. Mercer (11/23) 28, vs. Coppin State (11/18) 28, by Kansas (11/20) 15, by Coppin State (11/18) Field goal attempts 74, vs. Kansas (11/20) 59, vs. Monmouth (11/15) 60, Three times 54, by Monmouth (11/15) 74, vs. Jacksonville (11/25) Field goal percentage.559 (33-59), vs. Monmouth (11/15).384 (28-73), vs. Coppin State (11/18).509 (28-55), by Kansas (11/20).250 (15-60), by Coppin State (11/18) *Single-half FG %.633 (19-30, 2nd) vs. Monmouth (11/15).342 (13-38, 1st), vs. Kansas (11/20).600 (18-30, 2nd), by Kansas (11/20).233 (7-30, 1st), by Mercer (11/23) 3-Point field goals 6, vs. Monmouth (11/15) 2, vs. Kansas (11/20) 7, by Monmouth (11/15) 1, by Kansas (11/20) 6, vs. Coppin State (11/18) 2, vs. Jacksonville (11/25) 6, vs. Minnesota 3-Point FG attempts 25, vs. Coppin State (11/18) 7, vs. Kansas (11/20) 21, by Monmouth (11/15) 8, by Coppin State (11/18) 3-Point FG percentage.429 (6-14), vs. Monmouth (11/15).105 (2-19), vs. Jacksonville (11/25).375 (3-8), by Coppin State (11/18).111 (1-9), by Kansas (11/20) Free throws 19, vs. Mercer (11/23) 13, vs. Kansas (11/20) 25, by Coppin State (11/18) 8, by Mercer (11/23) Free throw attempts 31, vs. Mercer (11/23) 22, vs. Kansas (11/20) 46, by Coppin State (11/18) 13, by Mercer (11/23) Free throw percentage.667 (16-24), vs. Monmouth (11/15).591 (13-22), vs. Kansas (11/20).833 (20-24), by Minnesota (12/01).543 (25-46), by Coppin State (11/18) Offensive rebounds 20, vs. Kansas (11/20) 7, vs. Monmouth (11/15) 21, by Coppin State (11/18) 11, by Kansas (11/20) 20, vs. Jacksonville (11/25) Defensive rebounds 34, vs. Coppin State (11/18) 18, vs. Kansas (11/20) 34, by Coppin State (11/18) 22, by Minnesota (12/01) Total rebounds 49, vs. Coppin State (11/18) 34, vs. Minnesota (12/01) 55, by Coppin State (11/18) 37, by Monmouth (11/15) Rebound margin +1 (47-46), vs. Jacksonville (11/25) -15 (36-51), vs. Mercer (11/23) - - Personal fouls 32, vs. Coppin State (11/18) 16, vs. Mercer (11/23) 25, by Coppin State (11/18) 17, by Kansas (11/20) DQs 1, vs. Coppin State (11/18) - 1, by Coppin State (11/18) - 1, by Jacksonville (11/25) Assists 20, vs. Mercer (11/23) 16, vs. Kansas (11/20) 13, by Kansas (11/20) 7, by Mercer (11/23) 20, vs. Jacksonville (11/25) Turnovers 21, vs. Monmouth (11/15) 17, vs. Kansas (11/20) 38, by Mercer (11/23) 24, by Coppin State (11/18) 21, vs. Jacksonville (11/25) Blocked shots 5, vs. Coppin State (11/18) 0, vs. Monmouth (11/15) 9, by Kansas (11/20) 3, Three times 5, vs. Kansas (11/20) 9, by Jacksonville (11/25) Steals 24, vs. Monmouth (11/15) 9, vs. Coppin State (11/18) 12, by Kansas (11/20) 5, by Monmouth (11/15) Double-figure scorers 4, vs. Mercer (11/23) 2, vs. Kansas (11/20) 4, by Kansas (11/20) 0, Mercer (11/23) 4, vs. Jacksonville (11/25) 4, by Minnesota (12/01) 4, vs. Minnesota (12/01)

14 WAKE FOREST GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 3-PTRS REBOUNDS Opponent Date Score W/L FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg MONMOUTH 11/15/ W COPPIN STATE 11/18/ W KANSAS 11/20/ L MERCER 11/23/ W JACKSONVILLE 11/25/ W MINNESOTA 12/01/ W Wake Forest Opponents OPPONENT GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 3-PTRS REBOUNDS Opponent Date Score W/L FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg MONMOUTH 11/15/ W COPPIN STATE 11/18/ W KANSAS 11/20/ L MERCER 11/23/ W JACKSONVILLE 11/25/ W MINNESOTA 12/01/ W Opponents Wake Forest WAKE FOREST 14

15 LEADS, RUNS & SPECIALITY STATS Largest Lead Biggest Run Paint Off TOs 2nd Chance Fastbreak Bench Date Opponent W/L Score WF Opp Ties LC WF Opp WF Opp WF Opp WF Opp WF Opp WF Opp 11/15/11 Monmouth W /18/11 Coppin State W /20/11 Kansas L /23/11 Mercer W /25/11 Jacksonville W /1/11 Minnesota W /4/11 at Seton Hall 12/7/11 Radford 12/11/11 Delaware 12/18/11 Howard 12/21/11 at SMU 12/29/11 UMES 12/31/11 Davidson 1/6/12 Duke 1/8/12 Boston College 1/12/12 at Georgia Tech 1/16/12 NC State 1/19/12 at Maryland 1/22/12 Clemson 1/26/12 at Miami 1/29/12 North Carolina 2/2/12 at Duke 2/5/12 at Boston College 2/9/12 Florida State 2/12/12 at NC State 2/16/12 Georgia Tech 2/19/12 at Clemson 2/24/12 at Virginia 2/26/12 Virginia Tech SEASON TOTALS SEASON AVERAGES PLUS/MINUS STATISTICS Opponent Boykin Calicott Collier Douglas Garcia Hall Hamby Johnson Ray Thomas Walker Webster Wright Williams Monmouth Coppin State Kansas -6 DNP DNP +2 DNP Mercer Jacksonville +21 DNP Minnesota +28 DNP DNP +8 DNP DNP at Seton Hall Radford Delaware Howard at SMU UMES Davidson Duke Boston College at Georgia Tech NC State at Maryland Clemson at Miami North Carolina at Duke at Boston College Florida State at NC State Georgia Tech at Clemson at Virginia Virginia Tech SEASON CUME WAKE FOREST 15

16 WAKE FOREST AT SETON HALL DEC 4, 2011 WALSH GYMNASIUM GAME 1 NOVEMBER 15, 2011 MONMOUTH 54 WAKE FOREST 88 LJVM Coliseum (371) Winston-Salem, N.C. MU (0-2) fg 3fg ft o-d-t pf TP a to bs s mp 23 Broadus* Martin* Thibault* Paalvast* Canady* Singer Allen Dragicevic Gadziala Shecht TEAM Totals WAKE (1-0) fg 3fg ft o-d-t pf TP a to bs s mp 13 Walker* Ray* Garcia* Thomas* Boykin* Hall Collier Douglas Johnson Webster Calicott Hamby Wright Williams TEAM Totals st 2nd OT Total FG% 3pFG% FT% Monmouth Wake Forest Officials: Joanna Aldrich, Joseph Vaszily, Mark McClenney GAME 2 NOVEMBER 18, 2011 COPPIN STATE 58 WAKE FOREST 80 LJVM Coliseum (447) Winston-Salem, N.C. CSU (1-2) fg 3fg ft o-d-t pf TP a to bs s mp 20 Coleman* Carter* Manley* Holsey* Craig* Sulik Maynard Payne Whittington Harris Spotwood Roberts TEAM Totals WAKE (2-0) fg 3fg ft o-d-t pf TP a to bs s mp 13 Walker* Ray* Garcia* Thomas* Boykin* Hall Collier Douglas Johnson Webster Calicott Hamby Wright Williams TEAM Totals st 2nd OT Total FG% 3pFG% FT% Monmouth Wake Forest Officials: Bonita Spence, Timothy Bryant, Kevin Sparrock GAME 3 NOVEMBER 20, 2011 KANSAS 74 WAKE FOREST 73 LJVM Coliseum (452) Winston-Salem, N.C. KU (3-0) fg 3fg ft o-d-t pf TP a to bs s mp 11 Sutherland* Davis* Goodrich* Engelman* Knight* Breaux Mays Jackson TEAM Totals WAKE (2-1) fg 3fg ft o-d-t pf TP a to bs s mp 13 Walker* Ray* Garcia* Thomas* Boykin* Collier Douglas Webster Hamby Wright Williams TEAM Totals st 2nd OT Total FG% 3pFG% FT% Kansas Wake Forest Officials: Mark Zetnz, Bruce Morris, Dawn Marsh GAME 4 NOVEMBER 23, 2011 MERCER 44 WAKE FOREST 90 LJVM Coliseum (413) Winston-Salem, N.C. MU (0-5) fg 3fg ft o-d-t pf TP a to bs s mp 01 Buchanan* Phillips* Williams* Williams* Boykin* Smith Smith Blakemore Barnes Bridges Robinson Bradshaw TEAM Totals WAKE (3-1) fg 3fg ft o-d-t pf TP a to bs s mp 13 Walker* Ray* Wright* Thomas* Boykin* Hall Collier Douglas Johnson Webster Calicott Garcia Hamby Williams TEAM Totals st 2nd OT Total FG% 3pFG% FT% Mercer Wake Forest Officials: Bryan Brunette, Dan Outlaw, Mark Behrens GAME 5 NOVEMBER 25, 2011 JACKSONVILLE 54 WAKE FOREST 83 LJVM Coliseum (409) Winston-Salem, N.C. JU (0-5) fg 3fg ft o-d-t pf TP a to bs s mp 22 Sneed* Faulhaber* Peeples* Holliday* Wilson* George Cargill Mitchell Mclee Bell Osborne Scott TEAM Totals WAKE (4-1) fg 3fg ft o-d-t pf TP a to bs s mp 13 Walker* Ray* Wright* Thomas* Boykin* Hall Collier Douglas Johnson Webster Garcia Hamby Williams TEAM Totals st 2nd OT Total FG% 3pFG% FT% Jacksonville Wake Forest Officials: Tommy Salerno, Taiqua Stewart, David Pitock WAKE FOREST 16 GAME 6 DECEMBER 1, 2011 MINNESOTA 65 WAKE FOREST 82 LJVM Coliseum (358) Winston-Salem, N.C. MINN (4-4) fg 3fg ft o-d-t pf TP a to bs s mp 25 Loberg* Voigt* Banham* Noga* Buford* Cotton Riche Mastey Dvorak TEAM Totals WAKE (5-1) fg 3fg ft o-d-t pf TP a to bs s mp 13 Walker Ray Wright Thomas Boykin Collier Douglas Garcia Hamby Williams TEAM Totals st 2nd OT Total FG% 3pFG% FT% Jacksonville Wake Forest Officials: Joe Cunningham, Eric Brewton, Karen Preato

17 1 BROOKE THOMAS SENIOR GUARD 5-4 ORLANDO, FLA. EDGEWATER THOMAS SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Has started all six games this season. Opened the year with a career-high tying fi ve steals against Monmouth. Has had at least four assists in four of six games this season. Has an assist/turnover ratio of 1.7. Scored a season-high nine points vs. Minnesota on 3-of-6 from the fi eld and 3-of-5 from the line. THOMAS GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date Min FG FGA Pct 3PT 3PA Pct FT FTA Pct O D REB Avg PF FO AS TO BS ST TP Avg MONMOUTH 11/15/11 20* COPPIN STATE 11/18/11 13* KANSAS 11/20/11 19* MERCER 11/23/11 19* JACKSONVILLE 11/25/11 18* MINNESOTA 12/01/11 15* Totals *denotes starter THOMAS CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL SEASON/CAREER HIGHS POINTS SEASON: 9, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) CAREER: 15, two times (last: vs. NC State, 2/27/11) REBOUNDS SEASON: 4, vs. Kansas (11/20/11) CAREER: 7, two times (last: W&M, 11/21/10) ASSISTS SEASON: 6, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) CAREER: 11, vs. Maryland (3/6/09) STEALS SEASON: 5, vs. Monmouth (11/15/11) CAREER: 5, six times (last: vs. Monmouth, 11/15/11) BLOCKED SHOTS CAREER: 2, vs. Miami OH (11/21/09) FIELD GOALS SEASON: 3, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) CAREER: 7, vs. Maryland (3/6/09) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS SEASON: 6, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) CAREER: 15, vs. Maryland (3/6/09) FREE THROWS SEASON: 4, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) CAREER: 10, vs. Ga. Tech (2/3/09) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS SEASON: 5, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) CAREER: 12, vs. Ga. Tech (2/3/09) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS CAREER: 2, two times (last: vs. Ga. Tech 3/5/10) 3-POINT ATTEMPTS SEASON: 1, three times (last: vs. Jacksonville, 11/25/11) CAREER: 4, vs. Clemson (1/23/11) MINUTES PLAYED SEASON: 20, vs. Monmouth (11/15/11) CAREER: 40, vs. Maryland (3/6/09) THOMAS CAREER ACC STATISTICS TOTAL WAKE FOREST 17

18 2 ERIN HALL SOPHOMORE GUARD 5-8 NORCROSS, GA. WESLEYAN HALL S SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Was a perfect 2-of-2 from the fl oor in the season-opener against Monmouth. Made her fi rst three pointer and had a season-high fi ve points in the win over Monmouth. Played a season-high 13 minutes against Mercer, fi nishing with three points and two steals. SEASON/CAREER HIGHS HALL S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date Min FG FGA Pct 3PT 3PA Pct FT FTA Pct O D REB Avg PF FO AS TO BS ST TP Avg MONMOUTH 11/15/ COPPIN STATE 11/18/ KANSAS 11/20/11 DNP MERCER 11/23/ JACKSONVILLE 11/25/ MINNESOTA 12/01/11 DNP Totals *denotes starter HALL S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL POINTS SEASON: 5, vs. Monmouth (11/15/11) CAREER: 12, vs. NCCU (11/14/10) REBOUNDS SEASON: 1, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) CAREER: 4, vs. SC State (11/18/10) ASSISTS SEASON: 1, two times (last: vs. Coppin St., 11/18/11) CAREER: 3, two times (last: vs. UMES, 12/20/10) STEALS SEASON: 2, two times (last: vs. Mercer, 11/23/11) CAREER: 2, two times (last: vs. Mercer, 11/23/11) BLOCKED SHOTS CAREER: 1, vs. IUPUI (11/28/10) FIELD GOALS SEASON: 2, vs. Monmout (11/15/11) CAREER: 4, three times (last: vs. Furman, 12/22/10) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS SEASON: 6, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) CAREER: 11, vs. NCCU (11/14/10) FREE THROWS SEASON: 1, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) CAREER: 1, two times (last: vs. Mercer, 11/23/11) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS SEASON: 2, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) CAREER: 2, two times (last: vs. Mercer, 11/23/11) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS SEASON: 1, two times (last: vs. Coppin St., 11/18/11) CAREER: 3, three times (last: vs. Furman, 12/22/10) 3-POINT ATTEMPTS SEASON: 5, vs. Coppin St. (11/18/11) CAREER: 9, vs. NCCU (11/14/10)) MINUTES PLAYED SEASON: 13, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) CAREER: 16, NCCU, (11/14/10) HALL S CAREER ACC STATISTICS TOTAL WAKE FOREST 18

19 3 CAMILLE COLLIER GRADUATE GUARD 5-7 WASHINGTON, D.C. SIDWELL FRIENDS COLLIER S SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Opened the season with a bang, scoring a team-high 17 points on 5-of-6 from beyond the arc against Monmouth. Followed that with a 15-pointer performance in the win over Coppin State. She was 3-of-5 from beyond the arc against CSU. Recorded three steals in each of the fi rst two games. Played a season-high 17 minutes against Jacksonville and fi nished with four points. SEASON/CAREER HIGHS COLLIER S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date Min FG FGA Pct 3PT 3PA Pct FT FTA Pct O D REB Avg PF FO AS TO BS ST TP Avg MONMOUTH 11/15/ COPPIN STATE 11/18/ KANSAS 11/20/ MERCER 11/23/ JACKSONVILLE 11/25/ MINNESOTA 12/01/ Totals *denotes starter COLLIER S CAREER STATISTICS Redshirted TOTAL COLLIER S CAREER ACC STATISTICS Redshirted TOTAL POINTS SEASON: 17, vs. Monmouth (11/15/11) CAREER: 25, vs. Virginia (1/11/09) REBOUNDS SEASON: 2, vs. Monmouth (11/15/11) CAREER: 11, vs. High Point (11/25/09) ASSISTS SEASON: 1, three times (last: vs. Mercer, 11/23/11) CAREER: 7, vs. Savannah State (1/24/08) STEALS SEASON: 3, two times (last: vs. Coppin St., 11/18/11) CAREER: 5, vs. W-S State (12/21/07) BLOCKED SHOTS CAREER: 1, three times (last: vs. Savannah State, 1/24/08) FIELD GOALS SEASON: 6, vs. Monmouth (11/15/11) CAREER: 10, vs. Virginia (1/11/09) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS SEASON: 7, vs. Monmouth (11/15/11) CAREER: 21, vs. Virginia (1/11/09) FREE THROWS SEASON: 4, vs. Coppin St. (11/18/11) CAREER: 4, vs. Coppin St. (11/18/11) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS SEASON: 4, vs. Coppin St. (11/18/11) CAREER: 4, two times (last: vs. Coppin St. (11/18/11) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS SEASON: 5, vs. Monmouth (11/15/11) CAREER: 6, two times (last: vs. Maryland, 2/11/10) 3-POINT ATTEMPTS SEASON: 6, vs. Monmouth (11/15/11) CAREER: 13, two times (last: vs. Maryland, 2/11/10) MINUTES PLAYED SEASON: 17, vs. Jacksonville, (11/25/11) CAREER: 40, vs. BC (1/20/08) WAKE FOREST 19

20 5 CHELSEA DOUGLAS SOPHOMORE GUARD 5-5 ROCK HILL, S.C. HICKORY GROVE BAPTIST DOUGLAS SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Has come off the bench and played at least 20 minutes in all six games. Scored in double-fi gures in each of the fi rst two games of the season. Has scored in double-fi gures a total of four times. Grabbed a career-high fi ve rebounds in the win over Coppin State. Made a career-high seven free throws on a career-high 10 attempts against CSU. Has had at least one steal in all six games this season. Scored a career-high 20 points vs. Minnesota, while draining a career-high fi ve 3-pointers. Dished-out a career-best seven assists in the win over Jacksonville. DOUGLAS GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date Min FG FGA Pct 3PT 3PA Pct FT FTA Pct O D REB Avg PF FO AS TO BS ST TP Avg MONMOUTH 11/15/ COPPIN STATE 11/18/ KANSAS 11/20/ MERCER 11/23/ JACKSONVILLE 11/25/ MINNESOTA 12/01/ Totals *denotes starter SEASON/CAREER HIGHS POINTS SEASON: 20, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) CAREER: 20, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) REBOUNDS SEASON: 5, vs. Coppin St. (11/18/11) CAREER: 5, vs. Coppin St. (11/18/11) ASSISTS SEASON: 7, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) CAREER: 7, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) STEALS SEASON: 3, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) CAREER: 5, vs. SC State (11/18/10) BLOCKED SHOTS CAREER: 1, three times (last: vs. Boston Col., 1/31/11) FIELD GOALS SEASON: 6, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) CAREER: 8, vs. NCCU (11/14/10) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS SEASON: 12, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) CAREER: 14, three times (last: vs. NC State, 2/27/11) FREE THROWS SEASON: 7, vs. Coppin St. (11/18/11) CAREER: 7, vs. Coppin St. (11/18/11) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS SEASON: 10, vs. Coppin St. (11/18/11) CAREER: 10, vs. Coppin St. (11/18/11) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS SEASON: 5, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) CAREER: 5, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) 3-POINT ATTEMPTS SEASON: 7, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) CAREER: 9, three times (last: vs. NC State, 2/27/11) MINUTES PLAYED SEASON: 27, vs. Coppin St. (11/18/11) CAREER: 33, vs. Ga. Tech (1/17/11) DOUGLAS CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL DOUGLAS CAREER ACC STATISTICS TOTAL WAKE FOREST 20

21 11 PATRICE JOHNSON RS-JUNIOR FORWARD 5-10 WASHINGTON, D.C. H.D. HUDSON JOHNSON S SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Has played in four games. Scored her fi rst point while playing a season-high eight minutes in the win over Coppin State. Was a perfect 2-of-2 from the foul line and grabbed one rebound in the win over Mercer. Grabbed four rebounds in the win over Jacksonville, which was one-shy of her career-high. SEASON/CAREER HIGHS JOHNSON S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date Min FG FGA Pct 3PT 3PA Pct FT FTA Pct O D REB Avg PF FO AS TO BS ST TP Avg MONMOUTH 11/15/ COPPIN STATE 11/18/ KANSAS 11/20/11 DNP MERCER 11/23/ JACKSONVILLE 11/25/ MINNESOTA 12/01/11 DNP Totals *denotes starter JOHNSON S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL POINTS SEASON: 2, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) CAREER: 10, two times (last: at Maryland, 1/28/11) REBOUNDS SEASON: 4, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) CAREER: 5, two times (last: vs. SC State, 11/18/10) ASSISTS SEASON: 1, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) CAREER: 4, vs. Princeton (12/31/10) STEALS CAREER: 2, vs. Princeton (12/31/10) BLOCKED SHOTS CAREER: 1, four times (last: at Notre Dame, 11/27/10) FIELD GOALS CAREER: 4, vs. Wofford (12/19/09) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS SEASON: 2, three times (last: vs. Jacksonville, 11/25/11) CAREER: 7, two times (last: at Miami, 2/21/11) FREE THROWS SEASON: 2, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) CAREER: 2, fi ve times (last: vs. Mercer, 11/23/11) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS SEASON: 2, two times (last: vs. Mercer, 11/23/11) CAREER: 2, seven times (last: vs. Mercer, 11/23/11) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS CAREER: 2, two times (last: at Maryland, 1/28/11) 3-POINT ATTEMPTS SEASON: 1, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) CAREER: 4, vs. Presbyterian (11/29/10) MINUTES PLAYED SEASON: 8, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) CAREER: 18, two times (last: at Miami, 2/21/11) JOHNSON S CAREER ACC STATISTICS TOTAL WAKE FOREST 21

22 13 MYKALA WALKER JUNIOR FORWARD 6-0 DULUTH, GA. DULUTH WALKER S SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Has started all six games this season. Played a team-high 30 minutes against Kansas, fi nishing with four points. Dished-out a career-high four assists in the loss to Kansas. Scored nine points and grabbed fi ve rebounds in the win over Mercer. Reached double-fi gures for the fi rst time this season with 10 points against Jacksonville. Recorded a career-high four steals in the win over Jacksonville. WALKER S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date Min FG FGA Pct 3PT 3PA Pct FT FTA Pct O D REB Avg PF FO AS TO BS ST TP Avg MONMOUTH 11/15/11 16* COPPIN STATE 11/18/11 15* KANSAS 11/20/11 30* MERCER 11/23/11 21* JACKSONVILLE 11/25/11 20* MINNESOTA 12/01/11 14* Totals *denotes starter WALKER S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL SEASON/CAREER HIGHS POINTS SEASON: 10, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) CAREER: 15, vs. NCCU (2/22/10) REBOUNDS SEASON: 5, two times (last: vs. Jacksonville, 11/25/11) CAREER: 10, vs. NC State (2/27/11) ASSISTS SEASON: 4, vs. Kansas (11/20/11) CAREER: 4, vs. Kansas (11/20/11) STEALS SEASON: 4, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) CAREER: 4, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) BLOCKED SHOTS SEASON: 1, two times (last: vs. Mercer, 11/23/11) CAREER: 2, fi ve times (last: at Va. Tech, 2/6/11) FIELD GOALS SEASON: 4, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) CAREER: 5, two times (last: vs. Princeton, 12/31/10) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS SEASON: 8, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) CAREER: 8, three times (last: vs. Jacksonville, 11/25/11) FREE THROWS SEASON: 3, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) CAREER: 5, two times (last: at Clemson, 2/24/11) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS SEASON: 5, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) CAREER: 7, vs. NCCU (2/22/10) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS CAREER: 2, three times (last: vs. Florida St., 2/17/11) 3-POINT ATTEMPTS SEASON: 1, three times (last: vs. Jacksonville, 11/25/11) CAREER: 3, vs. Florida St. (2/17/11) MINUTES PLAYED SEASON: 30, vs. Kansas (11/20/11) CAREER: 34, vs. Florida St. (2/17/11) WALKER S CAREER ACC STATISTICS TOTAL WAKE FOREST 22

23 14 LAURYN WEBSTER FRESHMAN FORWARD 6-3 MARIETTA, GA. MARIETTA WEBSTER S SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Has seen action in all fi ve games. Scored her fi rst career point on a free throw against Coppin State. Grabbed one rebound in the wins over Mercer and Jacksonville. SEASON/CAREER HIGHS WEBSTER S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date Min FG FGA Pct 3PT 3PA Pct FT FTA Pct O D REB Avg PF FO AS TO BS ST TP Avg MONMOUTH 11/15/ COPPIN STATE 11/18/ KANSAS 11/20/ MERCER 11/23/ JACKSONVILLE 11/25/ MINNESOTA 12/01/11 DNP Totals *denotes starter POINTS SEASON: 2, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) REBOUNDS SEASON: 2, vs. Monmouth (11/15/11) ASSISTS STEALS SEASON: 1, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) BLOCKED SHOTS FIELD GOALS FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS SEASON: 3, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) FREE THROWS SEASON: 2, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS SEASON: 4, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS 3-POINT ATTEMPTS MINUTES PLAYED SEASON: 8, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) WEBSTER S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL WEBSTER S CAREER ACC STATISTICS TOTAL WAKE FOREST 23

24 15 MILLESA CALICOTT FRESHMAN GUARD 6-0 WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. MOUNT TABOR CALICOTT S SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Has played in three games this season. Scored her fi rst career-point on a pair of free throws against Monmouth. Made her fi rst career three-pointer in the win over Coppin State. Played a season-high 11 minutes and scored six points against Mercer. Was 2-of-3 from the fl oor against the Bears. Has grabbed at least one rebound in all three games she s played. Has dished-out one assist in every game she has played. CALICOTT S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date Min FG FGA Pct 3PT 3PA Pct FT FTA Pct O D REB Avg PF FO AS TO BS ST TP Avg MONMOUTH 11/15/ COPPIN STATE 11/18/ KANSAS 11/20/11 DNP MERCER 11/23/ JACKSONVILLE 11/25/11 DNP MINNESOTA 12/01/11 DNP Totals *denotes starter SEASON/CAREER HIGHS POINTS SEASON: 6, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) REBOUNDS SEASON: 2, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) ASSISTS SEASON: 1, three times (last: vs. Mercer, 11/23/11) STEALS SEASON: 2, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) BLOCKED SHOTS FIELD GOALS SEASON: 2, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS SEASON: 6, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) FREE THROWS SEASON: 2, two times (last: vs. Mercer, 11/23/11) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS SEASON: 2, two times (last: vs. Mercer, 11/23/11) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS SEASON: 1, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) 3-POINT ATTEMPTS SEASON: 4, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) MINUTES PLAYED SEASON: 11, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) CALICOTT S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL CALICOTT S CAREER ACC STATISTICS TOTAL WAKE FOREST 24

25 21 SANDRA GARCIA JUNIOR CENTER 6-3 HOLLYWOOD, FLA. PLANTATION AMERICAN HERITAGE GARCIA S SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Started the fi rst three games of the season and has come off the bench the last three games. Has scored in double-fi gures in three straight games. Notched a season-high 20 points on 10-of-12 from the fl oor in the win over Jacksonville. Also grabbed four rebounds against the Dolphins. Is 2-of-3 from beyond the arc this season. Nine of her 15 rebounds have come on the offensive end of the fl oor. Did not miss a shot vs. Minnesota, going 4-for-4 from the fi eld and 4-for-4 from the FT line. GARCIA S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date Min FG FGA Pct 3PT 3PA Pct FT FTA Pct O D REB Avg PF FO AS TO BS ST TP Avg MONMOUTH 11/15/11 19* COPPIN STATE 11/18/11 12* KANSAS 11/20/11 18* MERCER 11/23/ JACKSONVILLE 11/25/ MINNESOTA 12/01/ Totals *denotes starter GARCIA S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL SEASON/CAREER HIGHS POINTS SEASON: 20, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) CAREER: 27, vs. High Point (11/25/09) REBOUNDS SEASON: 4, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) CAREER: 16, vs. High Point (11/25/09) ASSISTS SEASON: 2, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) CAREER: 3, vs. UNC (2/18/10) STEALS SEASON: 2, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) CAREER: 4, two times (last: vs. Furman, 12/22/10) BLOCKED SHOTS SEASON: 1, vs. Kansas (11/20/11) CAREER: 5, vs. Jacksonville (11/13/09) FIELD GOALS SEASON: 10, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) CAREER: 10, two times (last: vs. Jacksonville, 11/25/11) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS SEASON: 12, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) CAREER: 17, two times (last: vs. Butler, 11/26/10) FREE THROWS SEASON: 4, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) CAREER: 9, vs. Jacksonville (11/13/09) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS SEASON: vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) CAREER: 14, vs. Jacksonville (11/13/09) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS SEASON: 2, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) CAREER: 3, vs. Va. Tech (1/7/10) 3-POINT ATTEMPTS SEASON: 2, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) CAREER: 5, two times (last: vs. Hampton, 1/6/11) MINUTES PLAYED SEASON: 24, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) CAREER: 41, vs. UNC (2/18/10) GARCIA S CAREER ACC STATISTICS TOTAL WAKE FOREST 25

26 22 LAKEVIA BOYKIN JUNIOR GUARD 5-9 RALEIGH, N.C. SOUTHEAST RALEIGH BOYKIN S SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Has started all six games this season. Scored 15 points in the narrow loss to Kansas. Shot the ball a career-high 17 times against the Jayhawks. Scored eight points and grabbed four rebounds, which was one-shy of her career high in the win over Jacksonville. Tallied a season-best 17 points in a win over Minnesota. Has reached double-fi gures twice this season. BOYKIN S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date Min FG FGA Pct 3PT 3PA Pct FT FTA Pct O D REB Avg PF FO AS TO BS ST TP Avg MONMOUTH 11/15/11 21* COPPIN STATE 11/18/11 14* KANSAS 11/20/11 25* MERCER 11/23/11 14* JACKSONVILLE 11/25/11 16* MINNESOTA 12/01/11 35* Totals *denotes starter BOYKIN S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL SEASON/CAREER HIGHS POINTS SEASON: 17, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) CAREER: 22, vs. Clemson (1/23/11) REBOUNDS SEASON: 4, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) CAREER: 7, vs. NC State (2/27/11) ASSISTS SEASON: 2, vs. Monmouth (11/15/11) CAREER: 6, two times (last: vs. W&M, 11/21/10) STEALS SEASON: 2, four times (last: vs. Minnesota, 12/1/11) CAREER: 4, three times (last: vs. Virginia, 3/3/11) BLOCKED SHOTS CAREER: 1, two times (last: vs. SMU, 1/3/11) FIELD GOALS SEASON: 7, vs. Kansas (11/20/11) CAREER: 8, vs. Clemson (1/23/11) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS SEASON: 17, vs. Kansas (11/20/11) CAREER: 17, vs. Kansas (11/20/11) FREE THROWS SEASON: 4, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) CAREER: 6, vs. Georgetown (12/4/10) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS SEASON: 4, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) CAREER: 6, two times (last: at S. Florida, 12/14/10) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS SEASON: 1, two times (last:, vs. Minnesota, 12/1/11) CAREER: 5, two times (last: vs. Clemson, 1/23/11) 3-POINT ATTEMPTS SEASON: 6, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) CAREER: 11, vs. Clemson (1/23/11) MINUTES PLAYED SEASON: 35, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) CAREER: 39, vs. App. St. (12/29/10) BOYKIN S CAREER ACC STATISTICS TOTAL WAKE FOREST 26

27 23 SECILY RAY SENIOR FORWARD 6-0 THOMASVILLE, N.C. THOMASVILLE RAY S SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Grabbed 10 rebounds in the season-opening victory over Monmouth, becoming just the ninth Demon Deacon to record 600 career rebounds. Also scored 12 points against the Hawks for her 11th career double-double. Has matched her career-high in steals with four on two occasions this year (Monmouth & Minnesota). Pulled-down 11 boards against Coppin State. Shot a career-high 12 free throws against Kansas and converted on eight attempts. RAY S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date Min FG FGA Pct 3PT 3PA Pct FT FTA Pct O D REB Avg PF FO AS TO BS ST TP Avg MONMOUTH 11/15/11 24* COPPIN STATE 11/18/11 16* KANSAS 11/20/11 20* MERCER 11/23/11 13* JACKSONVILLE 11/25/11 23* MINNESOTA 12/01/11 23* Totals *denotes starter RAY S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL SEASON/CAREER HIGHS POINTS SEASON: 16, vs. Kansas (11/20/11) CAREER: 24, two times (last: vs. SD State 12/28/09) REBOUNDS SEASON: 11, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) CAREER: 16, vs. NC State (2/25/10) ASSISTS SEASON: 1, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) CAREER: 4, three times (last: vs. Butler, 11/26/10) STEALS SEASON: 4, two times (last: vs. Minnesota, 12/1/11) CAREER: 4, fi ve times (last: vs. Minnesota, 12/1/11) BLOCKED SHOTS SEASON: 2, vs. Kansas (11/20/11) CAREER: 4, two times (last: vs. SMU, 1/3/11) FIELD GOALS SEASON: 4, four times (last: vs. Jacksonville, 11/25/11) CAREER: 11, vs. SD State (12/28/09) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS SEASON: 13, vs. Kansas (11/20/11) CAREER: 21, vs. SD State (12/28/09) FREE THROWS SEASON: 8, vs. Kansas (11/20/11) CAREER: 10, vs. Virginia (1/31/10) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS SEASON: 12, vs. Kansas (11/20/11) CAREER: 12, two times (last: vs. Kansas, 11/20/11) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS CAREER: 2, nine times (last: vs. NCCU 2/22/10) 3-POINT ATTEMPTS CAREER: 5, four times (last: at Virginia Tech 2/5/10) MINUTES PLAYED SEASON: 24, vs. Monmouth (11/15/11) CAREER: 45, vs. Miami (3/4/10) RAY S CAREER ACC STATISTICS TOTAL WAKE FOREST 27

28 25 DEARICA HAMBY FRESHMAN CENTER 6-3 MARIETTA, GA. NORCROSS HAMBY S SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Has played in all six games this season. Played a season-high 18 minutes in the season-opening victory over Monmouth. Finished with eight points in her fi rst career game. Had a pair of blocks and grabbed four rebounds in the win over Coppin State. Was a perfect 5-of-5 from the fl oor, including 1-of-1 from the beyond the arc, in the win over Mercer. Finished with a season-high 13 points and also recorded fi ve steals against the Bears. Pulled down a team-high seven rebounds in the win over Jacksonville. HAMBY S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date Min FG FGA Pct 3PT 3PA Pct FT FTA Pct O D REB Avg PF FO AS TO BS ST TP Avg MONMOUTH 11/15/ COPPIN STATE 11/18/ KANSAS 11/20/ MERCER 11/23/ JACKSONVILLE 11/25/ MINNESOTA 12/01/ Totals *denotes starter SEASON/CAREER HIGHS POINTS SEASON: 13, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) REBOUNDS SEASON: 7, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) ASSISTS SEASON: 1, three times (last: vs. Kansas 11/20/11) STEALS SEASON: 5, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) BLOCKED SHOTS SEASON: 2, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) FIELD GOALS SEASON: 5, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS SEASON: 6, vs. Monmouth (11/15/11) FREE THROWS SEASON: 2, two times (last: vs. Mercer, 11/23/11) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS SEASON: 3, two times (last: vs. Mercer, 11/23/11) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS SEASON: 1, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) 3-POINT ATTEMPTS SEASON: 1, fi ve times (last: vs. Minnesota, 12/1/11) MINUTES PLAYED SEASON: 18, vs. Monmouth (11/15/11) HAMBY S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL HAMBY S CAREER ACC STATISTICS TOTAL WAKE FOREST 28

29 31 LINDSY WRIGHT SOPHOMORE CENTER 6-3 DENVER, N.C. EAST LINCOLN WRIGHT S SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Was 7-of-8 from the fl oor for a career-high 15 points in the win over Coppin State. Also matched her career-high with nine rebounds against the Eagles. Scored nine points and grabbed fi ve rebounds in the narrow loss to Kansas. Made her fi rst career-start against Mercer and fi nished with six points and four boards. Has started each of the last three games. Is shooting a team-best.727 from the fl oor. WRIGHT S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date Min FG FGA Pct 3PT 3PA Pct FT FTA Pct O D REB Avg PF FO AS TO BS ST TP Avg MONMOUTH 11/15/ COPPIN STATE 11/18/ KANSAS 11/20/ MERCER 11/23/11 19* JACKSONVILLE 11/25/11 14* MINNESOTA 12/01/11 18* Totals *denotes starter WRIGHT S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL SEASON/CAREER HIGHS POINTS SEASON: 15, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) CAREER: 15, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) REBOUNDS SEASON: 9, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) CAREER: 9, two times (vs. Coppin State, 11/18/11) ASSISTS SEASON: 3, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) CAREER: 3, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) STEALS SEASON: 5, vs. Kansas (11/20/11) CAREER: 5, vs. Kansas (11/20/11) BLOCKED SHOTS SEASON: 3, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) CAREER: 3, two times (last: vs. Coppin State, 11/18/11) FIELD GOALS SEASON: 7, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) CAREER: 7, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS SEASON: 8, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) CAREER: 8, two times (last: vs. Coppin State, 11/18/11) FREE THROWS SEASON: 3, vs. Monmouth (11/15/11) CAREER: 4, at South Florida (12/14/10) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS SEASON: 6, vs. Monmouth (11/15/11) CAREER: 6, vs. Monmouth (11/15/11) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS CAREER: 0 3-POINT ATTEMPTS CAREER: 0 MINUTES PLAYED SEASON: 24, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) CAREER: 24, vs. Coppin State (11/18/11) WRIGHT S CAREER ACC STATISTICS TOTAL WAKE FOREST 29

30 33 ASIA WILLIAMS JUNIOR GUARD 5-11 DURHAM, N.C. HILLSIDE WILLIAMS SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Opened the year by grabbing 11 rebounds against Monmouth, which was just one shy of her career-high. Had a career-high six assists and scored eight points in the win over Coppin State. Made her fi rst three-pointer of the season in a season-high 27 minutes against Kansas. Scored a career-high 16 points on 8-of-10 from the fl oor in the win over Mercer. Followed that with a 15-point, four-assist effort in the win over Jacksonville. Scored in double-fi gures in back-to-back games for the fi rst time in her career. Recorded her third-career double-double with 13 points and 11 boards against Minnesota. Also tied a career-high with six assists and tied a season-high with fi ve steals vs. the Golden Gophers. WILLIAMS GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date Min FG FGA Pct 3PT 3PA Pct FT FTA Pct O D REB Avg PF FO AS TO BS ST TP Avg MONMOUTH 11/15/ COPPIN STATE 11/18/ KANSAS 11/20/ MERCER 11/23/ JACKSONVILLE 11/25/ MINNESOTA 12/01/ Totals *denotes starter WILLIAMS CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL SEASON/CAREER HIGHS POINTS SEASON: 16, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) CAREER: 16, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) REBOUNDS SEASON: 11, two times (last: vs. Minnesota, 12/1/11) CAREER: 12, vs. Princeton (12/31/10) ASSISTS SEASON: 6, two times (last: vs. Minnesota, 12/1/11) CAREER: 6, two times (last: vs. Minnesota, 12/1/11) STEALS SEASON: 5, two times (last: vs. Minnesota, 12/1/11) CAREER: 6, vs. North Florida (12/14/09) BLOCKED SHOTS CAREER: 2, vs. NCCU (11/14/10) FIELD GOALS SEASON: 8, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) CAREER: 8, vs. Mercer (11/23/11) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS SEASON: 12, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) CAREER: 12, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) FREE THROWS SEASON: 3, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) CAREER: 4, vs. NCCU (11/14/10) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS SEASON: 4, vs. Jacksonville (11/25/11) CAREER: 8, vs. Coppin St. (11/23/09) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS SEASON: 1, vs. Kansas (11/20/11) CAREER: 1, vs. Kansas (11/20/11) 3-POINT ATTEMPTS SEASON: 1, four times (last: vs. Jacksonville, 11/25/11) CAREER: 2, three times (last: vs. Minnesota, 12/1/11) MINUTES PLAYED SEASON: 32, vs. Minnesota (12/1/11) CAREER: 34, vs. Ga. Tech (1/17/11) WILLIAMS CAREER ACC STATISTICS TOTAL WAKE FOREST 30