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> GAME 16 VERMONT CATAMOUNTS (5-10 2-0 A-EAST) @ STONY

13, 2018 -- 2 P.M. -- STONY BROOK, N.Y.-- ISLAND FEDERAL CREDIT UNION ARENA (4,000) 2017-18 SCHEDULE & RESULTS BROADCAST INFO Video Stream: ESPN 3 Overall Record 5-10 Conference 2-0 Home 4-5 Road 1-5 Nov.

25 JAMES MADISON % L 68-56 Dec. 1 at Rider L 64-49 Dec. 3 BOSTON UNIV. L 57-41 Dec. 9 at Holy Cross L 64-53 Dec. 17 NORTHEASTERN L 71-66 Dec. 21 CENTRAL CT W 62-48 Dec. 30 at.

m. Jan. 31 BINGHAMTON* 7 p.m. Feb. 3 UMBC* 2 p.m. Feb. 5 at New Hampshire* 7 p.m. Feb. 8 ALBANY* 7 p.m. Feb. 11 at UMass Lowell* 2 p.m. Feb. 14 at Binghamton* 7 p.m. Feb. 17 at Hartford* 2 p.m. Feb. 22 MAINE* 7 p.

9 America East Championship $ TBD Home Games in BOLD CAPS % TD Bank Classic (Patrick Gymnasium) * Indicates America East Conference Game + Portland, Maine (Cross Insurance Arena) $ Campus Sites All

2 Sydney Smith, 12.4 Kristina White, 7.4 REB/GM (This year) Hanna Crymble, 5.6 Sydney Smith, 5.1 Cassidy Derda, 5.1 AST/GM (This year) Katie Lavelle, 4.3 Kristina White, 1.

Albany Wednesday, January 10 PPG (This Year) Shania Johnson, 14.6 Jerell Matthews, 13.3 Cheyenne Clark, 7.8 REB/GM (This Year) Cheyenne Clark, 9.2 Jerell Matthews, 4.1 Shania Johnson, 3.

com PxP: Logan Ratick JUMP BALL UVM was ranked seventh in the America East preseason women s basketball poll, one spot higher than last season. UMBC picked fifth.

1 > GAME 16 VERMONT CATAMOUNTS ( STONY BROOK SEAWOLVES ( A-EAST) JANUARY 13, P.M. -- STONY BROOK, N.Y.-- ISLAND FEDERAL CREDIT UNION ARENA (4,000) SCHEDULE & RESULTS BROADCAST INFO Video Stream: ESPN 3 Overall Record 5-10 Conference 2-0 Home 4-5 Road 1-5 Nov. 4 ST. MICHAEL S (EXH.) W Nov. 10 at Dartmouth L Nov. 12 at Miami (FL) L Nov. 15 NORWICH W Nov. 17 HOWARD W Nov. 19 COLUMBIA L Nov. 24 AMERICAN % L Nov. 25 JAMES MADISON % L Dec. 1 at Rider L Dec. 3 BOSTON UNIV. L Dec. 9 at Holy Cross L Dec. 17 NORTHEASTERN L Dec. 21 CENTRAL CT W Dec. 30 at. Florida International L Jan. 3 UMASS Lowell* W Jan. 6 at UMBC* W Jan. 13 at Stony Brook* 2 p.m. Jan. 15 at Maine* 1 p.m. Jan. 18 NEW HAMPSHIRE* 7 p.m. Jan. 21 HARTFORD* 2 p.m. Jan. 24 at Albany* 11 a.m. Jan. 31 BINGHAMTON* 7 p.m. Feb. 3 UMBC* 2 p.m. Feb. 5 at New Hampshire* 7 p.m. Feb. 8 ALBANY* 7 p.m. Feb. 11 at UMass Lowell* 2 p.m. Feb. 14 at Binghamton* 7 p.m. Feb. 17 at Hartford* 2 p.m. Feb. 22 MAINE* 7 p.m. Feb. 25 STONY BROOK* 2 p.m. America East Women s Basketball Championship Mar. 3 America East Quarterfinals + TBD Mar. 4 America East Semifinals + TBD Mar. 9 America East Championship $ TBD Home Games in BOLD CAPS % TD Bank Classic (Patrick Gymnasium) * Indicates America East Conference Game + Portland, Maine (Cross Insurance Arena) $ Campus Sites All times EST and subject to change due to TV 14 non-conference games; 15 conf. games VERMONT CATAMOUNTS (5-10) LAST TIME OUT W at UMBC Saturday, January 6 PPG (This year) Hanna Crymble, 19.2 Sydney Smith, 12.4 Kristina White, 7.4 REB/GM (This year) Hanna Crymble, 5.6 Sydney Smith, 5.1 Cassidy Derda, 5.1 AST/GM (This year) Katie Lavelle, 4.3 Kristina White, 1.4 HEAD COACH Chris Day (2nd season) Overall: Vermont: West Chester PROBABLE STARTERS CATAMOUNT AVERAGES STONY BROOK SEAWOLVES (8-8) LAST TIME OUT L vs. Albany Wednesday, January 10 PPG (This Year) Shania Johnson, 14.6 Jerell Matthews, 13.3 Cheyenne Clark, 7.8 REB/GM (This Year) Cheyenne Clark, 9.2 Jerell Matthews, 4.1 Shania Johnson, 3.7 AST/GM (This Year) Shania Johnson, 4.5 Gio Perez, 3.5 HEAD COACH Caroline McCombs (4th season) Youngstown State 98 Valparaiso G 01 Radio: WVMT /CatamounTV.com PxP: Logan Ratick JUMP BALL UVM was ranked seventh in the America East preseason women s basketball poll, one spot higher than last season. UMBC picked fifth. Team contains 4 freshmen, a transfer and 2 new assistant coaches. It is his first recruiting class. 14 players on the roster. Three captains (Lavelle, Smith and White). 39th season in program history. First meeting of the year. Trending in opposite directions. Won back-to-back games to begin conference play. UVM logged 6 conference wins in Smith has played a major factor when healthy. One of 21 players in program history with 1,000+ points and only player besides Crymble averaging 10+ PPG. INSIDE Setting the Scene 1 Game Notes Roster 3 Coaching Staff 4 Quick Facts/New Look Cats 5 Results and Leaders 6 Combined Statistics 7 TV/Radio Roster 8 #3 Smith #10 Crymble #12 Lavelle #13 White #15 Derda No. Name (Ht., Cl.) Pos. PPG RPG APG Notables/Highs 1 Dani Lozzi (5-10, Fr.) G Has played in 11 games so far. Averages 5 MIN 2 Josie Larkins (5-9, Fr.) G First career start: Nov. 25 vs. JMU. 4 starts in 14 G 3 Sydney Smith (5-11, Sr.) G st player in program history to reach 1,000 points 4 Hayley Robertson (5-8, Jr.) G Led team with 17-points vs. Norwich on 11/15 5 Kianna Funderburk (5-9, Fr.) G Has not played in the last four games. 11/15 GP. 10 Hanna Crymble (6-3, So.) F Third in America East in PPG, first in FG% (58%) 11 Candice Wright (6-3, Jr.) F All-time leading shot blocker in program history (123) 12 Katie Lavelle (5-9, Sr.) G assists and no turnovers at Holy Cross on Dec Kristina White (5-8, R-Sr.) G One of three captains on the team (Lavelle/Smith) 14 Lauren Handy (6-2, Jr.) F Has made one start in 13 games this season 15 Cassidy Derda (6-2, R-Jr.) F pts, 12 rebounds vs. American 11/24. Made 53PT in 3 G so far Courtney Wright (6-0, Jr.) F Has played in 14 game, averaging 5.4 MPG 24 Carmen Handy (6-3, Fr.) F Has appeared in 3 games this season (last one vs. BU) 32 Rachel Merrill (6-3, Sr.) F Has appeared in 3 games this season 1

2 2 MORE ON THE MATCHUP STONY BROOK vs. VERMONT All-Time Series: UVM leads UVM won the first ever meeting (in Burlington) on Jan. 24, Catamounts won first five meetings. UVM has won three straight against Stony Brook. Last season, won at home (Jan. 28, 2017) and on Long Island (Feb. 26, 2017). In last year s game at Stony Brook, Candice Wright led the way for UVM with 23 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists, 4 blocks and a steal. She went 8-11 from the field and 4-6 from downtown. Crymble added 12 points, 8 rebounds and 2 assists. SCOUTING STONY BROOK 8-8 overall, 8-5 in non-conference play, 5-3 at home, 3-5 on the road, and no neutral site games thus far. 0-3 to begin America East play. Only two Seawolves are averaging double-figures in scoring through the first 16 games of the season: Shania Johnson (14.6 PPG) and Jerell Matthews (13.3 PPG). Cheyenne Clark is the leading rebound (9.2 RPG). Seven freshmen on the roster. Four straight losses: at Hartvard (Dec. 31), at Maine (Jan. 3), vs. Hartford (Jan. 6) and vs. Albany (Jan. 10) CAROLINE MCCOMBS is in her 4th season as head coach of the Seawolves. McCombs is second all-time in wins among Stony Brook coaches in the program s Division I era. Last season, her team featured a top-40 scoring defense, allowing the third-fewest three pointers in the nation. First Stony Brook Division I coach to lead her team to two postseason appearances. From , McCombs was an assistant coach/recruiting coordinator at Auburn University. She was influential in signing the nation s 16 best recruiting class in Prior to Auburn, McCombs coached at Northwestern University from Before that, she spent five seasons at Pittsburgh ( ), helping rebuild that program. McCombs was an assistant at Valparaiso from A Medina, Ohio native, she graduated from Youngstown State in 1998 and played in two NCAA Tournaments. NEWS AND NOTES ALL THE WRIGHT REASONS Junior Candice Wright continues to leave a mark on the record book. The native of Cambridge, Ontario has registered 125 blocks in her career, the most among any Catamount for a career. Wright became the sole leader in that category with five blocks at Rider on Dec. 1. She recorded another fiveblock game vs. CCSU on Dec. 21. As a freshman two years ago, Wright logged 50 blocks, setting a single-season program record in that category. Of the top-4 UVM shot blockers of all-time (not named Candice Wright), none had more than 46 through their sophomore campaign. It took Wright just one season to reach 50 blocks. Candice Wright is averaging 2.1 blocks per game through the first 14 games of the regular season. I D LIKE TO THANK THE ACADEMY Hanna Crymble has registered doublefigures scoring in ten games this season has eclipsed the 30-point mark in two of those games. The sophomore forward won the America East Player of the Week award for the week ending on Nov. 19, On Friday, Nov. 17 vs. Howard, Crymble scored a career-high 37 points and tied a career-high with 13 rebounds for her lone double-double this season. Crymble ranks second in the America East in scoring (19.2 PPG), first in field goal percentage (58%) and first in free throw percentage (89%). Crymble has registered double figures in 13 of 15 games this season and has scored 20+ points in six of those games. SYDNEY SMITH: 1K With a 16-point performance against Florida International University in Miami on Dec. 30, Sydney Smith became just the 21st player in program history to score 1,000 points for a career. The Catamounts senior co-captain is the first player to reach that mark since Niki Taylor did so in Smith has also made 172 three-point field goals in her career, which ranks 4th in program history. She passed her former teammate, Kayla Burchill 15 (170). LAST TIME OUT January 6 at UMBC: The Catamounts won their first America East road game of the season at UMBC. Hanna Crymble led the way with 19 points, 4 rebounds and 2 blocks for UVM, while Sydney Smith added 18 points (4-7 3PT) of her own. Kristina White also registered double figures, with 14 pts (4-6 3PT). White grabbed 5 rebounds while Cassidy Derda led the Catmaounts with 10 boards. Vermont pulled away in the third quarter, outscoring UMBC in that period while connecting on six three-point field goals. As a team, Vermont shot 51% (26-51) from the field, 40% (10-25) from three-point range and 77% (10-13) at the free throw line. This was UVM s first road win of the season. Vermont has not won back-to-back games to begin conference play since , when they made the NCAA Tournament. MORE DEPTH IN With Sydney Smith back on the court, the Catamounts have instantly upgraded. The senior can score consistently. When healthy, Smith s numbers speak for themselves as she led the team with 12.1 points per game in before her season came to an abrupt ending due to a knee injury. Senior Katie Lavelle will see solid minutes at point guard with newcomer Kianna Funderburk backing her up. Coach Day feels good about what that duo can bring to the table. There will be competition at the shooting guard position between R-Senior Kristina White and freshman Josie Larkins. Sophomore Hanna Crymble is one of the more dynamic players on the roster. Her versatility continues to improve, as she posted a double-double in the Nov. 4 game against St. Michael s. Crymble should have a chance to be an All-Conference player in after a season in which she was selected to the conference s All-Rookie Team. After sitting out , junior Cassidy Derda is cleared to play for the Catamounts. The South Burlington native could not play last season after playing for St. Francis Brooklyn. She has two years of eligibility remaining. There were some positives for the Catamounts last season despite a 9-20 record. UVM led the America East in FG% defense (36%) and finished second in 3-pt % defense (29.5%). Vermont was one of three America East teams (including Binghamton and Albany) to average more than 4 blocks per game. The team seeks to lower turnovers this season. That figure was at 18.4 per game last season. With a deeper lineup, this team aims to score at least 60 PPG this season. However, the biggest key to this season is to maintain a healthy roster, which was not the case last year.

3 VERMONT WOMEN S BASKETBALL ROSTER # Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown / High School (Previous School) 1 Dani Lozzi Fr. G 5-10 Horsham, England/ The College of Richard Collyer 2 Josie Larkins Fr. G 5-9 Lincroft, N.J. / Red Bank Catholic 3 Sydney Smith Sr. G 5-11 Vernon Hills, Ill. / Vernon Hills 4 Hayley Robertson Jr. G 5-8 Toronto, Ontario / Bill Crothers Secondary 5 Kianna Funderburk Fr. G 5-9 Charlotte, N.C./Myers Park 10 Hanna Crymble So. F 6-3 Champlin, Minn. / Champlin Park 11 Candice Wright Jr. F 6-3 Cambridge, Ontario / Jacob Hespeler 12 Katie Lavelle Sr. G 5-9 Hicksville, N.Y. / Long Island Lutheran 13 Kristina White R-Sr. G 5-8 Woodbury, Minn. / Woodbury 14 Lauren Handy Jr. F 6-2 Sarnia, Ontario / Northern Collegiate 15 Cassidy Derda Jr. F 6-2 South Burlington, Vt. / Tilton School (St. Francis Brooklyn) 21 Courtney Wright R-Jr. F 6-0 Cambridge, Ontario / Jacon Hespeler 24 Carmen Handy Fr. F 6-3 Sarnia, Ontario / Northern Collegiate 32 Rachel Merrill Sr. F 6-3 Owego, N.Y. / Owego Free Academy Coaching Staff Head Coach: Chris Day (West Chester, 97), 2nd season Associate Head Coach: Alisa Kresge (Marist, 07), 2nd season Assistant Coach: Dominique Bryant (St. Joseph s, 11), 1st season Assistant Coach: Stefanie Murphy (Boston College, 11), 1st season ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 10 Hanna Crymble F 15 Cassidy Derda F 5 Kianna Funderburk G 24 Carmen Handy F 14 Lauren Handy F 2 Josie Larkins G 12 Katie Lavelle G 1 Dani Lozzi G 32 Rachel Merrill F 4 Hayley Robertson G 3 Sydney Smith G 13 Kristina White G 11 Candice Wright F 21 Courtney Wright F PRONUNCIATIONS Katie Lavelle Dani Lozzi Rachel Merrill Kianna Funderburk LUH-velle Lot-zi MARE-ill Fun-dur-berk BY CLASS Seniors (4) Lavelle, Merrill, Smith, White Juniors (5) Derda, L. Handy, Robertson, Ca. Wright, Co. Wright Sophomores (1) Crymble Freshmen (4) Funderburk, C. Handy, Larkins, Lozzi BY POSITION Guards (7) Funderburk, Larkins, Lavelle, Lozzi, Robertson, Smith, White Forwards (7) Crymble, Derba, C. Handy, L. Handy Merrill, Ca. Wright, Co. Wright GEOGRAPHICAL ROSTER United States (8) Illinois (1) - Smith Minnesota (2) - Crymble, White New Jersey (1)- Larkins New York (2) - Lavelle, Merrill North Carolina (1) - Funderburk Vermont (1) - Derda Canada (5) Ontario (5) - Robertson, C. Handy, L. Handy, Ca. Wright, Co. Wright England (1) - Lozzi 3

2017-18 VERMONT WOMEN S BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF CHRIS DAY HEAD COACH Second season at Vermont Alma Mater: West Chester (Pa.

coach 2005-12 Saint Joseph s, assistant coach 2004-05 La Salle, assistant coach 2003-04 Duquesne, assistant coach 2000-03 Widener University, head coach 1999-2000 Widener University, assistant coach

While at Penn, Day assisted the Quakers to a 67-21 (.761) record, including a 36-6 (.857) mark in Ivy League play and two trips to the NCAA Tournament.

4 VERMONT WOMEN S BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF CHRIS DAY HEAD COACH Second season at Vermont Alma Mater: West Chester (Pa.) 97 PERSONAL Family: Wife - Megan Children: Bryce, Christian, Cassidy, Morgan, Olivia COACHING EXPERIENCE Vermont, head coach Penn, assisstant coach Indiana, associate head coach Saint Joseph s, assistant coach La Salle, assistant coach Duquesne, assistant coach Widener University, head coach Widener University, assistant coach Comes to Vermont from the University of Pennsylvania, where he served as an assistant coach for three seasons ( ). Went 9-20 in his first campaign with UVM. While at Penn, Day assisted the Quakers to a (.761) record, including a 36-6 (.857) mark in Ivy League play and two trips to the NCAA Tournament. In , Penn amassed a program-record 24 victories to culminate a three-season streak of 21-plus wins. Previously, the Philadelphia native had stops at Indiana ( ), Saint Joseph s ( ) and La Salle ( ). Under his guidance, Indiana doubled its Big Ten win total from the season. Spent three seasons as head coach at Division III Widener University ( ) in Chester, Pennsylvania, helping the squad to its first postseason appearance in 20 years. ALISA KRESGE ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH The campaign is Kresge s second at Vermont. Joined the UVM staff following a six-year stint at her alma mater, Marist College, where she recruited and coached 19 MAAC All-Conference selections and 31 All-Academic honorees. Guided the Red Foxes to a record during her tenure as an assistant, including five consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances ( ) and five consecutive MAAC Tournament Championships ( ). Played at Marist from , helping the squad become the first MAAC men s or women s basketball program to reach the NCAA Sweet 16. DOMINIQUE BRYANT ASSISTANT COACH Joined the women s basketball staff as an assistant coach in May of Was an assistant coach at Manhattan College in after serving as an assistant at Marist College ( ) with Alisa Kresge, her UVM colleague. Played college basketball at Saint Joseph s ( ) where she was recruited by Chris Day, who was an assistant at the time. Two-time co-captain and helped lead the Hawks to WNIT appearances in 2010 and Works on developing post players and recruiting efforts. Graduated Saint Joseph s in 2011 with a bachelor s degree in business administration. STEFANIE MURPHY ASSISTANT COACH Joined the women s basketball coaching staff in July of Former standout at Boston College. Was a forward from and ranks fourth in BC history with 1,722 points. She finished second in rebounds (937) and games played (132), third in field goals made (695) and fifth in blocks. Former ACC Rookie of the Year and two-time All-ACC Honorable Mention. Finished her college career with 29 double-doubles and scored in double-figures 87 times. Helped Eagles win 20 or more games three times in her four seasons. Played four years professionally overseas after graduating. In , she led Sepsi-Sic Romania to the championship game and was named the league MVP. She previously spent half a year in France, a season and a half in Slovakia, and one season in Hungary. Was an assistant coach under Erik Johnson at BC from Graduated from BC with degree in communications in 2011 and earned her master s degree with a concentration in leadership last year. 4

VERMONT QUICK FACTS Location Burlington Founded 1791 Enrollment 10,267 Conference America East Nickname UVM School Mascot Catamounts School Colors Green & Gold Home Gym (Capacity) Patrick Gymnasium

Gymnasium Press Row (802) 656-4173 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Chris Day (West Chester 97) Associate Head Coach Alisa Kresge (Marist 07) Assistant Coach Dominique Bryant (St.

17) Ratick s Office 125 Patrick Gymnasium Ratick s Office Phone (802) 656-3065 Ratick s Email logan.ratick@uvm.

5 VERMONT QUICK FACTS Location Burlington Founded 1791 Enrollment 10,267 Conference America East Nickname UVM School Mascot Catamounts School Colors Green & Gold Home Gym (Capacity) Patrick Gymnasium (3,228) President Tom Sullivan Director of Athletics Jeff Schulman 89 Athletic Department Phone (802) Athletic Department Fax (802) Athletic Ticket Office (802) Patrick Gymnasium Press Row (802) COACHING STAFF Head Coach Chris Day (West Chester 97) Associate Head Coach Alisa Kresge (Marist 07) Assistant Coach Dominique Bryant (St. Joseph s 11) Assistant Coach Stefanie Murphy (Boston College 11) Athletic Trainer Emily Snyder (New England 04) Academic Advisor Loren Dow (Maine 04) Athletic Communications Logan Ratick (Syracuse 17) Ratick s Office 125 Patrick Gymnasium Ratick s Office Phone (802) Ratick s logan.ratick@uvm.edu TEAM INFORMATION Overall Record ( ) 5-10 League Record ( ) 2-0 Letterwinners Returning 10 (4G, 6F) Letterwinners Lost 2 (2G) Newcomers 4 (3G, 1F) Captains Katie Lavelle, Sydney Smith, Kristina White TEAM HISTORY First Year of Women s Basketball All-Time Record (As of Jan. 3) (.513) All-Time America East Record (As of Jan. 3) (.564) NCAA Tournament Appearances 6 Last NCAA Appearance 2010 (W vs. Wisconsin, L vs. Notre Dame) WNIT Appearances 2 (Last ) America East Titles 6 (Last ) America East Regular Season Titles 5 (Last ) NEW LOOK CATS Cassidy Derda Forward/Center 6-2 R-Junior (transfer) South Burlington, Vt. St. Francis Brooklyn Redshirted the season per the NCAA transfer policy to enter with two years remaining. Now in the starting lineup at center. Made 25 appearances and 10 starts at St. Francis Brooklyn throughout the season, averaging 4.8 points per game. Recorded a season-high 16 points against LIU Brooklyn (2/13/16). Starred in basketball at Rice Memorial High Kianna Funderburk Guard 5-9 Freshman Charlotte, N.C. Myers Park Four-year letterwinner at Myers Park Helped the Mustangs to a state championship in Captured SW4A All-Conference honors as a junior and senior. Charlotte Post Top Senior Nomination and earned a selection to play in the North Carolina East-West All-Star game. Has six siblings, including sister Kia who played at Barton College in NC. Fan of Carolina Panthers. Mom biggest influence as an athlete. Carmen Handy Forward 6-3 Freshman Sarnia, Ontario Northern Collegiate Institute JUEL Prep All-Star selection (2015) and was part of the Canada Basketball TAS Program ( ). Named to the Team Ontario U15 Development Team (2012) and Team Ontario U 14 Team (2013). Received two training camp invitations from the Canadian National Team. Fluent in French. Josie Larkins Guard 5-9 Freshman Lincroft, N.J. Red Bank Catholic Four-year letterwinner and three-year starter in basketball at Red Bank Catholic, played one season of softball. 1,138 points during career, sixth in school history and second in career 3-pointers (163). First Team All-Division in 2016 and 2017, won division championships in 2015 and Averaged 10 PPG as a junior. Interested in excersise and movement science. Dani Lozzi Guard 5-10 Freshman Horsham, England The College of Richard Collyer Won the 2017 U18 Women Basketball England National League Championship and finished as runner up in One steal away from posting a quadruple double in the semifinal with 13 pts, 11 ast, 10 reb and 9 stl. Nearly had triple-double in title game. Led England by shooting 33% from deep in 2015 Division A U-16 European Championships. Undecided on an academic major. 5

6 RESULTS / LEADERS OVERALL RECORD: 5-10 HOME: 4-5 AWAY: 1-5 NEUTRAL: 0-0 T-25: 0-1 A.E. RECORD: 2-0 HOME: 1-0 AWAY: 1-0 DATE OPPONENT W/L HIGH SCORER (PTS) HIGH REBOUNDS HIGH ASSISTS HIGH BLOCKS ATT. N. 10 at Dartmouth L DERDA (15) CRYMBLE & LAVELLE (6) WHITE (4) CA. WRIGHT (1) N. 12 at Miami (FL) L WHITE (11) CA. WRIGHT (6) LAVELLE (4) WHITE (3) N. 15 NORWICH (D-III) W, ROBERTSON (17) CA. WRIGHT (10) LAVELLE (5) CA. WRIGHT (6) 437 N. 17 HOWARD W CRYMBLE (37) CRYMBLE (13) SMITH & LAVELLE (3) LAVELLE & L. HANDY (1) N. 19 COLUMBIA L CRYMBLE (18) WHITE (8) LAVELLE (5) CA. WRIGHT (2) 456 N. 24 # AMERICAN L DERDA (17) DERDA (12) SMITH (3) CRYMBLE (1) 906 N. 25 # JAMES MADISON L CRYMBLE (23) DERDA & WHITE (5) DERDA (4) DERDA (1) 409 D. 1 at Rider L CRYMBLE (29) CRYMBLE (9) LAVELLE (3) CA. WRIGHT (5) 728 D. 3 BOSTON UNIV. L CRYMBLE (21) WHITE (7) LAVELLE (4) CRYMBLE (3) 522 D. 9 at Holy Cross L DERDA (17) DERDA (7) LAVELLE (8) CA. WRIGHT (3) 833 D. 17 NORTHEASTERN L CRYMBLE (32) WHITE (7) LAVELLE (4) 4 PLAYERS (1) 259 D. 21 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT D. 30 at Florida International W SMITH (21) SMITH (10) LAVELLE (5) CA. WRIGHT (5) 2,013 L CRYMBLE (23) SMITH (7) LAVELLE (4) CA. WRIGHT (2) 216 J. 3 * UMASS LOWELL W CRYMBLE (16) CA. WRIGHT (9) LAVELLE (8) CA. WRIGHT (3) J. 6 * at UMBC W CRYMBLE (19) DERDA (10) LAVELLE (7) CRYMBLE, CA. WRIGHT (2) 291 J. 13 * at Stony Brook J. 15 * at Maine J. 18 * NEW HAMPSHIRE J. 21 * HARTFORD J. 24 * at Albany J. 31 * BINGHAMTON F. 3 * UMBC F. 5 * at New Hampshire F. 8 * ALBANY F. 11 * at UMass Lowell F. 14 * at Binghamton F. 17 * at Hartford F. 22 * MAINE F. 25 * STONY BROOK M. 3 + AE Quarterfinals M. 4 + AE Semifinals M. 9 $ AE Championship * Denotes America East Conference game # TD Bank Classic Burlington, Vt. (Patrick Gymnasium) + Portland, Maine (Cross Insurance Arena) $ Campus Sites 6

7 COMBINED STATISTICS Vermont Basketball Vermont Combined Team Statistics (as of Jan 06, 2018) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 10 Crymble,Hanna Smith,Sydney White,Kristina Derda,Cassidy Larkins,Josie Wright,Candice Robertson,Hayley Lavelle,Katie Funderburk,Kianna Handy,Lauren Handy,Carmen Wright,Courtney Lozzi, Dani Merrill,Rachel Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS VERMONT OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 11/10/17 at Dartmouth L /12/17 at Miami L /15/17 NORWICH W /17/17 HOWARD W /19/17 COLUMBIA L /24/17 AMERICAN L /25/17 JAMES MADISON L /01/17 at Rider L /03/17 BOSTON UNIVERSITY L /09/17 at Holy Cross L /17/17 NORTHEASTERN L /21/17 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT W /30/17 at FIU L * 01/03/18 UMASS LOWELL W * 01/06/18 at UMBC W * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Totals Vermont Opponents

8 UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT WOMEN S BASKETBALL TV/RADIO ROSTER #1 DANI LOZZI FR GUARD 5-10 HORSHAM, U.K. #2 JOSIE LARKINS FR GUARD 5-9 LINCROFT, N.J. #3 SYDNEY SMITH (C) SR GUARD 5-11 VERNON HILLS, ILL. #4 HAYLEY ROBERTSON JR GUARD 5-8 TORONTO, ONT. #5 KIANNA FUNDERBURK FR GUARD 5-9 CHARLOTTE, N.C. #10 HANNA CRYMBLE SO FORWARD 6-3 CHAMPLIN, MINN. #11 CANDICE WRIGHT JR FORWARD 6-3 CAMBRIDGE, ONT. #12 KATIE LAVELLE (C) SR GUARD 5-9 HICKSVILLE, N.Y. #13 KRISTINA WHITE (C) R-SR GUARD 5-8 WOODBURY, MINN. #14 LAUREN HANDY JR FORWARD 6-2 SARNIA, ONTARIO #15 CASSIDY DERDA JR FORWARD 6-2 SOUTH BURLINGTON, VT. #21 COURTNEY WRIGHT JR FORWARD 6-0 CAMBRIDGE, ONT. #24 CARMEN HANDY FR FORWARD 6-3 SARNIA, ONT. #32 RACHEL MERRILL SR FORWARD 6-3 OWEGO, N.Y. ALISA KRESGE ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH SECOND SEASON DOMINIQUE BRYANT ASSISTANT COACH FIRST SEASON STEFANIE MURPHY ASSISTANT COACH FIRST SEASON CHRIS DAY HEAD COACH SECOND SEASON 8

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