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1 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS CONTACT: MARK KIMMEL (919) Carolina Game Day Dec. 18 North Carolina (8-1) vs. LSU (8-2) 3 p.m. ET, Chapel Hill, N.C. Coverage American Sports Network Series LSU leads 2-0 Last LSU 56, NC 50 (3/31/08 in NCAA Tournament Regionals, New Orleans) Schedule & Results Date Opponent Time/Result Nov. 11 Alabama State W, Nov. 17 Alabama A&M W, Nov. 20 Bucknell W, Nov. 22 Charleston Southern W, Nov. 24 vs. South Florida@ L, Nov. 25 vs. Minnesota@ W, Dec. 1 at Wisconsin# W, Dec. 4 Elon W, Dec. 7 Marshall W, Dec. 18 vs. LSU! 3 p.m. Dec. 20 vs. Jacksonville! 7 p.m. Dec. 28 Coppin State 2 p.m. Dec. 30 South Carolina State 2 p.m. Jan. 2 at Virginia Tech* 7 p.m. Jan. 5 Florida State* 7 p.m. Jan. 8 Virginia* 2 p.m. Jan. 12 at Duke* 7 p.m. Jan. 15 at Pitt* 2 p.m. Jan. 19 Wake Forest* 7 p.m. Jan. 22 Notre Dame* 12 p.m. Jan. 26 at Miami* 7 p.m. Jan. 29 NC State* 3 p.m. Feb. 5 at Clemson* 2 p.m. Feb. 9 Boston College* 5:30 p.m. Feb. 12 at Syracuse* 3 p.m. Feb. 16 Georgia Tech* 7 p.m. Feb. 19 at Louisville* 12 p.m. Feb. 23 at NC State* 7 p.m. Feb. 26 Duke* 3 p.m. March 1-5 ACC Tournament^ Junkanoo Jam (Bimini, Bahamas) # ACC/Big Ten Challenge! at Myrtle Beach, S.C. * Atlantic Coast Conference game ^ ACC Tournament (Conway, South Carolina) North Carolina Tar Heels 8-1 Head Coach: Sylvia Hatchell Record at UNC: Record Overall: CAROLINA HEADS TO THE GRAND STRAND North Carolina heads to Myrtle Beach for its annual trip to the beach before Christmas. The Tar Heels will face LSU on Sunday at 3 p.m., and Jacksonville on Tuesday night at 7 p.m. UNC, winners of its last seven games in Myrtle Beach going back to 2011, has played annually on the Grand Strand since Carolina ranks 3rd in the ACC by averaging 8.8 three-point field goals per game. Stephanie Watts ranks 3rd in the ACC in scoring (20.0) and 2nd in rebounding (9.2). Watts set an ACC record with 10 made threepointers against Charleston Southern on Nov. 22. She also scored a career-high 39 points, tied for the fifth most points in program history. Jamie Cherry scored a season-high 19 points last time out in a victory over Marshall on Dec. 7. Carolina returns from the holiday break with home games against Coppin State (Dec. 28) and South Carolina State (Dec. 30) to close out National Champions Carolina Women s Basketball NCAA Championship 1994 NCAA Final Four Appearances NCAA Appearances (26) ACC Tournament Championships (9) Statistical Matchup UNC (ACC Rankings) LSU 9 Games Points per game Scoring margin FG pct FG pct FT pct Rebounds per game Rebound margin Assists per game Steals per game Blocks per game North Carolina Tar Heels Starters # Player Yr. Pos. Ht. PPG RPG APG Hometown 5 Stephanie Watts So. G Wesley Chapel, N.C. 10 Jamie Cherry Jr. G Cove City, N.C. 13 Hillary Fuller Sr.* F Fernandina Beach, Fla. 22 Paris Kea So.* G Tarboro, N.C. 24 Destinee Walker So. G Orlando, Fla. Reserves 1 Taylor Koenen Fr. G Savage, Minn. 2 Ali Cyr-Scully Fr. G Chapel Hill, N.C. 4 Jocelyn Jones Fr. G Richmond, Va. 11 Emily Sullivan Fr. F Newburgh, Ind. 14 Liz Roberts Fr. G Chapel Hill, N.C. 15 Olivia Smith Fr. G Raleigh, N.C. 21 Alyssa Okoene Fr. F Houston, Texas 34 Naomi Van Nes Fr. C Dorchester, England Head Coach: Sylvia Hatchell (31st year at Carolina, 42nd year overall) Associate Head Coach: Andrew Calder Assistant Coaches: Tracey Williams-Johnson, Sylvia Crawley Director of Basketball Operations: Greg Law Strength and Conditioning Coordinator: Jason Beaulieu Athletic Trainer: Nicole Alexander CAROLINA TAR HEELS WOMEN S BASKETBALL

2 Quick Facts Location...Chapel Hill, N.C. Chartered Undergraduate Enrollment...18,415 Chancellor...Carol Folt Director of Athletics...Bubba Cunningham Sr. Women s Administrator... Nicki Moore Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference... Atlantic Coast Nickname... Tar Heels School colors... Carolina Blue and white Athletic department phone...(919) Ticket office phones...(919) ; HEEL (4335) Women s Basketball Facility Home arena...carmichael Arena Capacity...6,822 Women s Basketball Team Information record ACC record (T12th) 2016 ACC Tournament... First Round (In Greensboro, N.C., lost to Pitt, in overtime in first round) UNC Athletic Communications Assistant A.D. (Comm.)...Kevin Best WBB contact... Mark Kimmel Office phone... (919) mkimmel@unc.edu Cell phone... (919) Women s Basketball Staff Head Coach...Sylvia Hatchell Alma Mater... Carson-Newman, 1974 Career Record (42nd season) Record at UNC (31st season) Associate Head Coach...Andrew Calder Assistant Coach... Tracey Williams-Johnson Assistant Coach...Sylvia Crawley Director of Operations...Greg Law Special Assistant to the Head Coach/Director of Video Services and Scouting... Billy Lee Strength/Conditioning Coach...Jason Beaulieu Head Athletic Trainer... Nicole Alexander Team Physician... Dr. Harry Stafford Starters returning...three Jamie Cherry (Jr., G, 5-8, 13.6 ppg, 3.8 apg, 2.7 rpg) Destinee Walker (So., G, 5-10, 13.9 ppg, 3.7 rgp, 2.5 apg) Stephanie Watts (So., G, 5-11, 14.7 ppg, 7.2 rpg, 2.5 apg) Letterwinners returning...four Jamie Cherry (Jr., G, 5-8, 13.6 ppg, 3.8 apg, 2.7 rpg) Hillary Fuller (RSr., F, 6-2, 0.0 ppg, 0.0 rpg) Destinee Walker (So., G, 5-10, 13.9 ppg, 3.7 rgp, 2.5 apg) Stephanie Watts (So., G, 5-11, 14.7 ppg, 7.2 rpg, 2.5 apg) Newcomers...Nine Paris Kea (So., G, 5-9, redshirted in ) Ali Cyr-Scully (Fr., G, 5-5) Jocelyn Jones (Fr., G., 6-0) Taylor Koenen (Fr., G, 6-2) Alyssa Okoene (Fr., F, 6-3) Liz Roberts (Fr., G, 5-8) Olivia Smith (Fr., G, 6-0) Emily Sullivan (Fr., F, 6-4) Naomi Van Nes (Fr., C, 6-6) Roster # Player Ht. Pos. Cl. Hometown (High School/Previous College) 1 Taylor Koenen 6-2 G Fr. Savage, Minn. (Shakopee) 2 Ali Cyr-Scully 5-5 G Fr. Chapel Hill, N.C. (East Chapel Hill) 4 Jocelyn Jones 6-0 G Fr. Richmond, Va. (Cosby) 5 Stephanie Watts 5-11 G So. Wesley Chapel, N.C. (Weddington) 10 Jamie Cherry 5-8 G Jr. Cove City, N.C. (West Craven) 11 Emily Sullivan 6-4 F Fr. Newburgh, Ind. (Reitz Memorial) 13 Hillary Fuller 6-2 F RSr. Fernandina Beach, Fla. (The Potter s House) 14 Liz Roberts 5-8 G Fr. Chapel Hill, N.C. (Durham Academy) 15 Olivia Smith 6-0 G Fr. Raleigh, N.C. (Cardinal Gibbons) 21 Alyssa Okoene 6-3 F Fr. Houston, Texas (North Shore) 22 Paris Kea 5-9 G RSo. Tarboro, N.C. (Page/Vanderbilt) 24 Destinee Walker 5-10 G So. Orlando, Fla. (Lake Highland Prep) 34 Naomi Van Nes 6-6 C Fr. Dorchester, England (Hamden [Conn.] Hall Country Day) Coaching Staff Head Coach: Sylvia Hatchell Associate Head Coach: Andrew Calder Assistant Coaches: Tracey Williams-Johnson, Sylvia Crawley Director of Operations: Greg Law Special Assistant to the Head Coach/Director of Scouting and Video Services: Billy Lee Pronunciations Sylvia Hatchell...HATCH-uhl Paris Kea...Key Taylor Koenen...KOO-nuhn Alyssa Okoene...uh-LEE-suh uh-coh-nee

3 Paris Kea is 2nd in the ACC with 3.7 (33-to-9) assist-to-turnover ratio. She also ranks ninth in the league in scoring at 16.8 ppg. Hillary Fuller set a career high with 13 rebounds against Bucknell, the fourth most in a game thus far in the ACC this season. She made her first collegiate start against Alabama State, scoring nine points in 17 minutes. It was her first game since March 27, 2015, after missing last season with an Achilles injury. North Carolina spent 12-days in Scotland and Ireland this summer, playing three games against professional players and/or national teams from the two countries. Carolina s leading scorers: Stephanie Watts (18.3), Destinee Walker (15.3) and Paris Kea (14.3). In her 31st season at UNC, head coach Sylvia Hatchell is only 17 wins shy of 1,000 career victories. Hatchell has compiled the third most victories all-time behind Pat Summitt and Stanford s Tar VanDerveer. Hatchell received a two-year contract extension in September that will keep her in Chapel Hill through the season. Redshirt sophomore Paris Kea, a transfer from Vanderbilt, joins the Tar Heel backcourt for the season. She averaged 6.9 points and led the Commodores with 94 assists in the season. Kea was a member of the 2014 USA U18 National Team that won the FIBA Americas gold medal. North Carolina has eight new faces on the roster this season - seven freshmen and transfer Paris Kea. The incoming rookie class was ranked No. 13 by ESPN. Freshman Naomi Van Nes stands 6 foot, 6 inches tall. She is the tallest UNC player since 6-6 Waltiea Rolle from The Tar Heels have also added 6-4 Emily Sullivan and 6-3 Alyssa Okoene to the Tar Heel front court. Jamie Cherry s 12 assists against Minnesota on Nov. 25 was a career high for the junior point guard, and is tied for the most in the ACC this season alongside Lindsay Allen of Notre Dame and Lexie Brown of Duke. KEA, WALKER AMONG TOP SCORING BACKCOURTS Paris Kea and Stephanie Watts rank as the third highest backcourt scoring duo in the ACC A. Peterson (21.5), B. Sykes (17.7), Syracuse R. Greenwell (20.7), L. Brown (17.0), Duke S. Watts (20.0), P. Kea (16.8), North Carolina BALANCED ATTACK IN FOUR-GAME WINNING STREAK In the current four game winning streak for North Carolina, four players are averaging well into double figures, led by Paris Kea s 18.3 points per game. Paris Kea ppg Stephanie Watts ppg Jamie Cherry ppg Destinee Walker ppg 3-POINT SHOOTING DISCREPANCY BETWEEN HEELS AND TIGERS North Carolina and LSU could not be more different when it comes to its emphasis on the three-point shot. Carolina averages nearly nine made triples per game, while LSU has only made 12 shots beyond the arc in 10 games. Stephanie Watts (36), Destinee Walker (17) and Jamie Cherry (13) have each made more three-pointers than the entire LSU team this season. WALKER SCORES SEASON HIGH AT WISCONSIN Sophomore guard Destinee Walker scored a season-high 17 points at Wisconsin on in a win over the Badgers on Dec. 1. She has now scored in double figures in four of the last six games after not doing so in the first three games this season. WATTS SETS ACC 3FG RECORD Stephanie Watts set an ACC record with 10 three-pointers against Charleston Southern on Tuesday, Nov. 22, breaking the record of nine set three times by two different NC State players - Jennifer Howard (2x) and Myisha Goodwin-Coleman. WATTS SCORES 39 ON CAREER DAY Not only did Stephanie Watts set a ACC record with 10 three s against Charleston Southern, she also scored a career-high 39 points, tying for the fifth most points ever scored by a Tar Heel player. Watts also set a school record with 19 points scored in the first quarter alone. WATTS AMONG NATIONS TOP SCORERS, SHOOTERS Stephanie Watts prolific shooting this season has her listed among the top players in the nation. She ranks 23rd in scoring at 20.0 points per game, and from beyond the arc she is second in three-pointers made (4.0) per game, fifth in threepoint attempts (96) and eighth in three-pointers made (36). ALL-AROUND ATHLETE Sophomore Stephanie Watts is among the ACC leaders in a handful of stat categories: Third in scoring (20.0), second in rebounding (9.2), third in blocked shots (1.6), 14th in steals (2.0), 1st in three-pointers made per game (4.0), 2nd in defensive rebounds (6.0), fifth in offensive rebounds (3.2) and 15th in 3FG shooting percentage (37.5). KEA PROTECTS THE ROCK Paris Kea s 3.7 assists-turnover ratio is the 2nd best figure in the ACC and ranks eighth nationally. She has 33 assists against only nine turnovers. Additionally, she ranks 9th in the conference at 16.8 ppg, 5th in steals (2.8) and 10th in free throw shooting (80.8). SHOULDERING THE LOAD Paris Kea and Stephanie Watts each scored in double figures in the first eight games this season. Both have also registered 20 or more points four times, and each have scored more than 30 in a game. HATCHELL RECEIVES CONTRACT EXTENSION Naismith Hall of Fame head coach Sylvia Hatchell received a two-year contract extension in September that will keep her in Chapel Hill through the season. CAROLINA INKS THREE ON NATIONAL SIGNING DAY Janelle Bailey of Matthews, North Carolina, Leah Church of Purlear, North Carolina and Jaelynn Murray of Columbia, South Carolina signed National Letters of Intent to play women s basketball for the University of North Carolina. BAILY: Five-star rated by ESPN Ranked 4th best forward in 2017 class by ESPN Selected to the USA FIBA U17 World Championship team Averaged 9.3 points and 9.1 rebounds, helping the team to a bronze medal finish Three-time allstate selection Led Providence Day School to its eighth straight N.C. Independent Schools championship as a junior, averaging 16.8 points and 8.8 rebounds Has career totals of 1,415 points and 711 rebounds at Providence Day School. MURRAY: Three-star rated by ESPN Named one of the top-5 elite players in South Carolina Led Dreher High School to a pair of state championships Selected all-state and 4-AAA All-Region Team captain for both basketball and volleyball teams Has scored 1,118 career points Averaged 18.5 points, 7.8 rebounds and 1.9 blocks per game as a junior Cousin of Seventh Woods, a freshman on the UNC men s basketball team. CHURCH: A record holder in both free throw and three-point shooting Inscribed in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame for winning the National Hoop Shoot free throw contest Made 32 three-pointers in one minute to break the previous world record (27) Also recognized by ESPN for making 120 three-pointers in five minutes A home schooled student that plays basketball at Forest Trail Academy (Kernersville, N.C.) Led club to the NISAA Championship runner-up finish in Has made 337 three-pointers and is approaching 2,000 career points heading into senior season. LARA (PRINGLE) SANDERS EXCELLED AT 2016 RIO OLYMPICS Lara Sanders, better known as LaToya Pringle to North Carolina women s basketball fans, turned in a fantastic performance playing for Turkey at the 2016 Rio Olympics. The former Tar Heel standout all six games, averaging a team-leading 22.0 points per game. Sanders scored a personal best 36 points against Japan. THE #CHERRYBOMB LEGEND Junior Jamie Cherry has made it a habit of making big shots in big moments. Her most famous shot was the game-winning three-pointer with 0.6 seconds left against Ohio State in the NCAA Tournament second round that was the No. 1 play that night on SportsCenter on March 23, The first long-distance shot came at halftime of the game with ETSU on Jan. 2, Cherry later hit a 40-foot buzzer beater against Louisville in the ACC Tournament quarterfinals to send the game into overtime on March 6, As a sophomore, she made a half-court shot at the end of the first quarter against Oklahoma State on Dec. 14, and in the first round of the 2016 ACC Championship, Cherry s three-pointer at the end of regulation sent the game against Pitt into OT. HATCHELL SECOND AMONG ACTIVE CAREER WINS LEADER With 983 career wins, UNC Hall of Fame coach Sylvia Hatchell owns the second most wins among active women s basketball coaches, trailing only Stanford s Tara VanDerveer. Tennessee legend Pat Summitt is the all-time leader with 1,098 wins.

4 UNC CAREER FREE THROW PERCENTAGE LEADERS PLAYER FT FTA Avg. 1. Ivory Latta ( ) Jamie Cherry (2015-present) Brittany Rountree ( ) UNC SINGLE-SEASON FREE THROWS MADE LEADERS PLAYER FT FTA Avg. 4. LaToya Pringle (2008) Jamie Cherry (2016) Cetera DeGraffenreid (2009) EXPERIENCED COACHING STAFF 169. That is the total number of years the North Carolina women s basketball staff has been coaching the sport going back to the early 1970 s. One might say its the most experienced coaching staff in college basketball. Staff Members Sylvia Hatchell 44 years Billy Lee 43 years Andrew Calder 40 years Tracey Williams-Johnson 20 years Sylvia Crawley 12 years Greg Law 10 years Total 169 years CAROLINA PICKED EIGHTH IN ACC PRESEASON POLLS North Carolina was selected eighth in the Atlantic Coast Conference Women s Basketball preseason poll. Blue Ribbon Panel Preseason Poll 1. Notre Dame, 795 (44 first place votes) 2. Louisville, 758 (8 first place votes) 3. Florida State, 674 (2 first place votes) 4. Syracuse, Miami, Duke, NC State, North Carolina, Georgia Tech, Virginia, Wake Forest, Virginia Tech, Pittsburgh, Boston College, Clemson, 68 CAROLINA BY THE NUMBERS Overall ACC Overall ACC Leading at the half Trailing at half Tied at the half Leading after first quarter Trailing after first quarter Leading after third quarter Trailing after third quarter Playing overtime Shooting 50% or better Shooting less than 50% Shooting between 40-49% Shooting less than 40% Opponents shoot 50% or better Opponents shoot less than 50% Carolina outrebounds its opponents Carolina gets outrebounded Teams are tied in rebounding Carolina has 10 or more steals Carolina shoots 70% from free throw line Carolina bench outscores opponent bench Scoring less than 50 points Scoring Scoring Scoring Scoring Scoring Scoring 100 points or more Allowing 50 points or less Allowing points Allowing points Allowing points Allowing points Allowing 90 points or more Playing in Carmichael Arena Playing in Smith Center Playing on the road Playing on a neutral floor ACC home games ACC road games Game is decided by 1-4 points Game is decided by 5-9 points Game is decided by 10 points or more Playing at night Playing in the afternoon Playing on TV Playing on ACC Network Extra One Player in double figures Two Players in double figures Three Players in double figures Four or more Players in double figures In November In December In January In February In March In April On Sunday On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday

5 North Carolina head coach Sylvia Hatchell solidified her place among the legends of basketball when she was chosen for induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame as a member of the class of Hatchell s career record of puts her second among active women s coach and third in the history of the sport to the legendary Pat Summitt and Stanford s Tara Vanderveer in career victories. With a mark at Carolina, Hatchell stands as one of only two coaches - along with former Virginia coach Debbie Ryan - to reach the 700-win mark at an Atlantic Coast Conference school. Beyond the sheer magnitude of wins, Hatchell s credentials are sterling. She was inducted into the Women s Basketball Hall of Fame in 2004, has been named national coach of the year three times and has led teams to at least 20 wins 31 times, fourth-most nationally. While Hatchell keeps impressive company in many categories, she is also part of an exclusive club that features just one member. When UNC defeated Louisiana Tech to win the 1994 NCAA Championship, Hatchell became the first and only coach to lead teams to national championships at the AIAW, NAIA and NCAA levels. Those titles - the first two coming at Francis Marion - are the crown jewels in one of the most decorated coaching careers in women s basketball history. Though Hatchell s highly-regarded coaching career has made her a pillar in the sport of basketball, more recently she is best known for her battle with leukemia that forced her to the sidelines for the entire season. Only weeks removed from induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, Hatchell was diagnosed with leukemia in October Hatchell went through a series of chemotherapy treatments that lasted into March 2014, the same time her Tar Heel team clawed its way to the Elite 8 and was minutes away from a spot in the NCAA Final Four, before falling to Stanford on its home court in the Regional Final. There was hope that Hatchell would rejoin the team if Carolina had reached the Finals Four in Nashville, Tennessee. In May 2014, Hatchell s doctor announced that she had completed all treatments and would be back on the bench for the campaign. And in typical program fashion, the Tar Heels had another outstanding season, posting a 26-9 record and a No. 9 final ranking. Hatchell continues to be an adamant supporter of the fight against cancer with help from her teammates at UNC Lineberger Cancer Center. Hatchell fills her calendar with numerous speaking engagements to raise money and awareness of the deadly disease. In June 2016, her book Fight! Fight!: Discover Your Inner Strength When Blindsided by Life was released to rave reviews, and within days became the No. 1 Amazon new release in the cancer books category. I wrote this book because I wanted to help other people as they go through difficult times, Hatchell said. People are going through some extremely trying things in life, and I m always inspired by the courage and boldness that they display. All I want to be is a guide for others as they face some unfathomable challenges in life. Since coming to Chapel Hill in 1986, Hatchell has forged a tradition of excellence at Carolina. Under her direction, the Tar Heels have won a national championship and eight ACC titles, compiled six 30-win seasons and claimed five ACC Player of the Year and seven ACC Rookie of the Year honors. With the reputation of the school, the image, the location and the athletic programs - including the men s basketball program - I knew we could build a tremendous women s basketball program here, Hatchell says. While that 1994 championship season, which capped back-toback 30-win seasons, marked Carolina as a player on the national scene, Hatchell and the Tar Heels have surged to the forefront of that scene in recent years. Since the beginning of the season, UNC has compiled a record of , won four Atlantic Coast Conference titles and made two Final Four appearances. With Hatchell away from the team in her normal capacity in , associate head coach Andrew Calder guided the club to a record and a No. 4 seed in the Stanford Region. The Tar Heels appeared in the Elite 8 for the seventh time in program history, defeated No. 1 seed South Carolina in the regional semifinals and swept Duke in the regular season for the first time in six years. The season saw Carolina reclaim its position as one of the top teams in America. The Tar Heels finished with a record of 29-7 that featured a Preseason WNIT championship and a run to the ACC Tournament title game. UNC received the No. 3 seed in the NCAA Bridgeport Region, its highest NCAA seed since earning four consecutive No. 1 seeds from The campaign featured a Carolina first under Hatchell - the Tar Heels completed an undefeated ACC regular season. In addition to winning all 14 regular season contests, the Tar Heels brought home a fourth-straight tournament crown by defeating Duke, UNC earned a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament for the fourth straight postseason and advanced to the Elite Eight. Hatchell s Tar Heels were among the nation s best throughout the season, which saw Carolina establish a school record for wins with 34. UNC opened the campaign with a 24-game winning streak, the best start to a season in school history. Along the way the Tar Heels defeated national powers Tennessee and Connecticut as well as defending national champion Maryland. March saw Carolina win its third ACC championship in as many years and advance to the Final Four for the third time in program history. The season was one of the most successful in program history and Hatchell was honored accordingly. The Tar Heels earned the program s first in-season No. 1 ranking, won a second-consecutive ACC title and reached the Final Four. Hatchell was honored as national coach of the year by the Associated Press, the WBCA and Basketball Times. She also received the Naismith Award and was named ACC Coach of the Year. Among the players Hatchell has coached during her career are Charlotte Smith, a national player of the year whose lastsecond shot won the 1994 national championship and who now coaches Elon University; Marion Jones, the point guard on the 1994 team; forward Tracy Reid, a two-time ACC Player of the Year and the 1998 WNBA Rookie of the Year; and Ivory Latta, the 2006 national player of the year and a two-time WNBA All-Star with Washington. Other former Tar Heels with WNBA experience are Nikki Teasley, who hit the winning shot as the Los Angeles Sparks won the 2002 league championship and was named MVP of the 2003 WNBA All-Star Game; Coretta Brown, who played for the Chicago Sky; La Tangela Atkinson, a first-round draft pick in 2006; Camille Little, another first-round pick who won a WNBA title with Seattle; Erlana Larkins, a consensus All-America in 2008 who won a WNBA title with Indiana; LaToya Pringle, UNC s career leader in blocks; Jessica Breland, who bravely returned from a battle with Hodgkin s lymphoma to lead the Tar Heels to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen; and Tierra Ruffin-Pratt, who went from undrafted free agent to key contributor for the WNBA s Washington Mystic in In preparation for a career in coaching, Hatchell earned a B.S. degree in physical education and health from Carson-Newman in While at Carson-Newman, in addition to playing basketball and volleyball, Hatchell coached the Talbott School girls basketball team to a winning season and a trip to the playoffs. She then spent a year coaching the junior varsity women s team and earning a master s degree at the University of Tennessee. Prior to taking over the Tar Heel program, Hatchell guided Francis Marion to a mark over 11 seasons. She coached the 1986 Lady Patriots to a remarkable 36-2 record and a National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics national championship. Her 1982 team was her first national championship squad, as Francis Marion captured the AIAW small college division crown. In 1984, the Lady Patriots posted a 28-5 record, advancing to the quarterfinals of the NAIA national tournament, and received the Fellowship of Christian Athletes National Team Sportsmanship Award. Under Hatchell s direction, Francis Marion routinely led the nation in scoring and the Lady Patriots were never ranked lower than 18th during her 11 seasons. In 1993, Hatchell was inducted into the Francis Marion University Athletic Hall of Fame. Hatchell s collegiate success is only a part of her impressive head coaching resume. In August 1995, she led the U.S. to a silver medal at the World University Games in Fukuoka, Japan. Former Tar Heels Sylvia Crawley and Charlotte Smith were key members of the team, and Marion Jones was named to the team but broke a bone in her foot and could not compete. During the summer of 1994, Hatchell directed the United States team to the gold medal in the R. William Jones Cup. The team s 8-0 record included a win over Canada and a overtime victory against Korea in the championship game. Hatchell also has extensive international experience as an assistant coach of U.S. women s teams. She was an assistant coach for the U.S. team that claimed the gold medal at the 1988 Olympic Games and served in the same capacity for the 1986 U.S. national women s squad that won gold medals at both the Goodwill Games and World Championships. In fact, she was at training camp with that national team at Eastern Michigan University when she received the call from Swofford informing her that she would be Carolina s next coach. Hatchell s stints in international competition also include serving as an assistant coach for the U.S. World University Games team that won the gold medal in 1983 and the team that won a silver medal in She was a court coach at the U.S. Olympic basketball tryouts in both 1984 and 1992 and also worked on the More On Hatchell... Born: Feb. 28, 1952, in Gastonia, N.C. as Sylvia Jean Rhyne Education: B.S. in physical education, Carson-Newman, 1974 Master s in physical education, University of Tennessee, 1975 Career record: now in 42nd season UNC record: now in 31st season Coaching experience: Talbott School, 7th and 8th grade girls coach, University of Tennessee, junior varsity coach, Francis Marion College, head coach, University of North Carolina, head coach, 1986-present Championship teams: North Carolina NCAA: 1994 ACC: 1994, 95, 97, 98, 2005, 06, 07, 08 Francis Marion NAIA: 1986 AIAW: 1982 International Gold medals with U.S. teams at the 1988 Summer Olympics, 1994 R. William Jones Cup, 1986 Goodwill Games, 1986 World Championships and 1983 World University Games Notable: Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee in 2013 Women s Basketball Hall of Fame inductee in 2004 National Coach of the Year in 1994, 2006 and 2008 ACC Coach of the Year in 1997, 2006 and 2008 Also a member of the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame, the South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame, the Gaston County Sports Hall of Fame, the Francis Marion Athletics Hall of Fame and the Carson- Newman Athletics Hall of Fame Olympic Games basketball events staff in Los Angeles in In her initial task for the Amateur Basketball Association of the United States of America, she coached the South team to the gold medal at the 1982 National Sports Festival. In 1979, Hatchell joined legendary Maryland coach Chris Weller to coach the East All-Stars at the Hanes All-American Classic. The West team was led by Jody Conradt of Texas and Sonja Hogg of Louisiana Tech. In addition to her national coach of the year honors, Hatchell s long list of coaching awards includes the 1986 Converse NAIA Regional Coach of the Year and the 1986 AMF Voit Championship Coach Award. In 1995, she was named College Basketball Coach of the Year by Athletes International Ministries. Actively involved in shaping the sport of women s basketball, Hatchell served as president of the Women s Basketball Coaches Association during the season. Hatchell graduated cum laude from Carson-Newman College, where she played basketball and volleyball. In March 1994, she was honored as the Carson-Newman Distinguished Alumnus of the Year and in 1999 she was inducted into the school s Athletic Hall of Fame. In the summer of 2009, Hatchell had the honor of being inducted into both the North Carolina and South Carolina Sports Halls of Fame. Hatchell s husband, Sammy, was also a basketball coach. Formerly the all-time winningest coach at Meredith College in Raleigh, Sammy was the associate head coach of the Shaw University women s team that won the 2012 Division II national title. Fittingly, the couple met at a summer league basketball game and attended a basketball clinic on their first date. They married two years later, in Sammy helps run the North Carolina basketball camps each summer. Division I Coaches by Wins (* active) Coach School Wins 1. Pat Summitt Tennessee 1,098 *2. T. VanDerveer Idaho, Ohio St. 988 Stanford *3. Sylvia Hatchell Francis-Marion 983 UNC *4. C. Vivian Stringer Cheyney, Iowa 974 Rutgers *5. G. Auriemma UConn Jody Conradt Sam Houston St. 900 UT-Arlington, Texas Division I Coaches 20-Win Seasons Coach 1. Pat Summitt Tennessee C. Vivian Stringer Cheyney, Iowa 34 Rutgers 3. Sylvia Hatchell Francis-Marion 31 UNC

6 #1 Taylor Koenen Career Points...9, 2x; last vs. Elon, 12/4/16...Same as season Rebounds... 9 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...Same as season FG...3, 3x; last vs. Elon, 12/4/16...Same as season FGA...9, 2x; last vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...Same as season 3FG... 2 vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16...Same as season 3FGA...6 vs. Bucknell, 11/20/16...Same as season FT...3 vs. Elon, 12/4/16...Same as season FTA...4 vs. Elon, 12/4/16...Same as season Assists...3, 2x; last vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/16...Same as season Turnovers...3 vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/16...Same as season Steals... 2 vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16...Same as season Blocks... 2 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...Same as season Minutes vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16...Same as season #2 Ali Cyr-Scully Career Points Same as season Rebounds... 1 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...Same as season FG Same as season FGA... 3 vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16...Same as season 3FG Same as season 3FGA... 3 vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16...Same as season FT Same as season FTA Same as season Assists Same as season Turnovers... 2 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...Same as season Steals... 1 vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16...Same as season Blocks Same as season Minutes...2, 2x; last vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...Same as season #5 Stephanie Watts Career Points...39 vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/ vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/16 Rebounds... 11, 3x; last vs. Minnesota, 11/25/ , 2x; last vs. NC State, 2/21/16 FG...13 vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/ vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/16 FGA...24 vs. Bucknell, 11/20/ , 2x; last vs. Bucknell, 11/20/16 3FG...10 vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/ vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/16 3FGA...14, 3x; last at Wisconsin, 12/1/ , 4x; last at Wisconsin, 12/1/16 FT...3 vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/ vs. NC State, 2/21/16 FTA... 4 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/ vs. NC State, 2/21/16 Assists... 5 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...8, 2x; last vs. Syracuse, 1/7/16 Turnovers...6, 3x; last vs. Charleston So, 11/22/16...6, 6x; last vs. vs. Charleston So., 11/22/16 Steals...4, 2x; last vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/16...5, 2x; last vs. NC State, 2/21/16 Blocks...4 vs. Elon, 12/4/ vs. USC Upstate, 12/16/15 Minutes...40 vs. USF, 11/24/ vs. Pitt, 3/2/16 #10 Jamie Cherry Career Points...19 vs. Marshall, 12/7/ vs. Gardner-Webb, 11/13/15 Rebounds... 6 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...6, 2x; last vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16 FG...6, 3x; last vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...8, 2x; last at OKST, 12/14/15 FGA...13 vs. Bucknell, 11/20/ at OKST, 12/14/15 3FG...3, 2x; last vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...4, 2x; last at Duke, 1/24/16 3FGA...6, 3x; last vs. Elon, 12/4/ at OKST, 12/14/15 FT... 7 vs. Minnesota, 11/25/ at Boston College, 2/7/16 FTA... 8 vs. Minnesota, 11/25/ , 2x; last at Boston College, 2/7/16 Assists vs. Minnesota, 11/25/ vs. Minnesota, 11/25/16 Turnovers...7 vs. Elon, 12/4/16...7, 4x; last vs. Elon, 12/4/16 Steals... 5 vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16.. 5, 2x; last vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16 Blocks vs. Louisville, 2/4/16 Minutes...39 vs. Elon, 12/4/ vs. Pitt, 3/2/16 #11 Emily Sullivan Career Points...12 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...Same as season Rebounds... 6 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...Same as season FG... 5 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...Same as season FGA... 9 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...Same as season 3FG Same as season 3FGA Same as season FT...2, 2x; last vs. Bucknell, 11/20/16...Same as season FTA... 3 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...Same as season Assists... 1 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...Same as season Turnovers...3 vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/16...Same as season Steals... 2 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...Same as season Blocks...2, 2x; last vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/16...Same as season Minutes...19 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...Same as season #13 Hillary Fuller Career Points...11 vs. Marshall, 12/7/ vs. La Salle, 11/24/12 Rebounds...13 vs. Bucknell, 11/20/ vs. Bucknell, 11/20/16 FG...4, 2x; last vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...4, 4x; last vs. Marshall, 12/7/16 FGA...7 vs. Marshall, 12/7/ vs. Marshall, 12/7/16 3FG FGA FT... 5 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...5, 2x; last vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16 FTA... 7 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/ vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16 Assists...1, 4x; last vs. Elon, 12/4/ vs. Georgia Tech, 1/11/15 Turnovers... 1, 2x; last at Wisconsin, 12/1/ , 2x; last vs. Notre Dame, 1/15/15 Steals...1 vs. Elon, 12/4/ vs. Georgia Tech, 1/11/15 Blocks...1, 3x; last vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/ vs. Charleston So., 12/14/13 Minutes...27, 2x; last vs. Elon, 12/4/ , 2x; last vs. Elon, 12/4/16 #14 Liz Roberts Career Points Same as season Rebounds... 1 vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16...Same as season FG Same as season FGA... 1 vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16...Same as season 3FG Same as season 3FGA... 1 vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16...Same as season FT Same as season FTA Same as season Assists Same as season Turnovers...1 vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...Same as season Steals Same as season Blocks Same as season Minutes...3 vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...Same as season #15 Olivia Smith Career Points... 7 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...Same as season Rebounds... 3 vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16...Same as season FG...2, 3x; last vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/16...Same as season FGA... 9 vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16...Same as season 3FG...2 vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/16...Same as season 3FGA... 6 vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16...Same as season FT... 2 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...Same as season FTA... 2 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...Same as season Assists... 1, 3x; last at Wisconsin, 12/1/16...Same as season Turnovers... 2 vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16...Same as season Steals...1, 2x; last vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...Same as season Blocks Same as season Minutes vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16...Same as season #21 Alyssa Okoene Career Points...6 vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...Same as season Rebounds...4 vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...Same as season FG...2 vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...Same as season FGA...3 vs. Elon, 12/4/16...Same as season 3FG Same as season 3FGA Same as season FT...2 vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...Same as season FTA...2, 2x; last vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...Same as season Assists Same as season Turnovers... 3 vs. USF, 11/24/16...Same as season Steals Same as season Blocks...3 vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...Same as season Minutes vs. Minnesota, 11/25/16...Same as season #22 Paris Kea Career Points vs. Minnesota, 11/25/16...Same as season Rebounds... 9 vs. Minnesota, 11/25/16...Same as season FG vs. Minnesota, 11/25/16...Same as season FGA vs. Minnesota, 11/25/16...Same as season 3FG... 2 vs. USF, 11/24/16...Same as season 3FGA...4, 2x; last vs. Elon, 12/4/16...Same as season FT... 6 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...Same as season FTA... 6 vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16...Same as season Assists...7 vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...Same as season Turnovers...2, 3x; last vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...Same as season Steals... 6 at Wisconsin, 12/1/16...Same as season Blocks...1, 3x; last vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...Same as season Minutes...40, 2x; last vs. Elon, 12/4/16...Same as season #24 Destinee Walker Career Points at Wisconsin, 12/1/ vs. FAMU, 11/17/15 Rebounds...8 vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/ vs. FAMU, 11/17/15 FG... 7 at Wisconsin, 12/1/ , 2x; last vs. Iona, 11/21/15 FGA...16, 2x; last at Wisconsin, 12/1/ vs. Pitt, 3/2/16 3FG...5 vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...5, 2x; last vs. Marshall, 12/7/16 3FGA...11 vs. Marshall, 12/7/ at NC State, 1/31/16 FT... 5 vs. Minnesota, 11/25/ vs. FAMU, 11/17/15 FTA... 6 vs. Minnesota, 11/25/ vs. FAMU, 11/17/15 Assists...4, 3x last vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/ vs. Pacific, 11/25/15 Turnovers...4, 2x; last vs. Marshall, 12/7/ vs. NC State, 2/21/16 Steals...2, 2x; last vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/ vs. App State, 12/12/15 Blocks , 2x; last vs. Maine, 12/31/15 Minutes...35 vs. USF, 11/24/ vs. Pitt, 3/2/16 #34 Naomi Van Nes Career Points... 2 vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16...Same as season Rebounds... 4 vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16...Same as season FG... 1 vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16...Same as season FGA...1, 2x; last vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...Same as season 3FG Same as season 3FGA Same as season FT Same as season FTA Same as season Assists Same as season Turnovers...1 vs. Marshall, 12/7/16...Same as season Steals Same as season Blocks Same as season Minutes... 5 vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16...Same as season

7 Date Opponent Result Record Att Points Rebounds Assists Nov. 11 Alabama State W, ,162 Kea - 22 Koenen - 9 Watts - 5 Nov. 17 Alabama A&M W, ,107 Watts - 28 Watts - 11 Kea - 6 Nov. 20 Bucknell W, ,498 Watts - 17 Fuller - 13 Cherry - 6 Nov. 22 Charleston Southern W, ,877 Watts - 39 Fuller - 10 Cherry, Walker - 4 Nov. 24 South Florida L, Kea - 20 Watts - 8 Cherry - 4 Nov. 25 Minnesota W, Kea - 32 Watts - 11 Cherry - 12 Dec. 1 at Wisconsin W, ,972 Watts - 23 Watts - 10 Kea - 4 Dec. 4 Elon W, ,791 Kea - 20 Fuller, Kea - 6 Cherry, Kea - 5 Dec. 7 Marshall W, ,528 Cherry - 19 Watts - 10 Kea - 7 Dec. 18 vs. LSU Dec. 20 vs. Jacksonville Dec. 28 Coppin State Dec. 30 South Carolina State Jan. 2 at Virginia Tech Jan. 5 Florida State Jan. 8 Virginia Jan. 12 at Duke Jan. 15 at Pitt Jan. 19 Wake Forest Jan. 22 Notre Dame Jan. 26 at Miami Jan. 29 NC State Feb. 5 at Clemson Feb. 9 Boston College Feb. 12 at Syracuse Feb. 16 Georgia Tech Feb. 19 at Louisville Feb. 23 at NC State Feb. 26 Duke Date Opponent G G G G F Nov. 11 Alabama State Cherry Walker Watts Kea Fuller Nov. 17 Alabama A&M Cherry Walker Watts Kea Fuller Nov. 20 Bucknell Cherry Walker Watts Kea Fuller Nov. 22 Charleston Southern Cherry Walker Watts Kea Fuller Nov. 24 South Florida Cherry Walker Watts Kea Fuller Nov. 25 Minnesota Cherry Walker Watts Kea Fuller Dec. 1 at Wisconsin Cherry Walker Watts Kea Fuller Dec. 4 Elon Cherry Walker Watts Kea Fuller Dec. 7 Marshall Cherry Walker Watts Kea Fuller Dec. 18 vs. LSU Dec. 20 vs. Jacksonville Dec. 28 Coppin State Dec. 30 South Carolina State Jan. 2 at Virginia Tech Jan. 5 Florida State Jan. 8 Virginia Jan. 12 at Duke Jan. 15 at Pitt Jan. 19 Wake Forest Jan. 22 Notre Dame Jan. 26 at Miami Jan. 29 NC State Feb. 5 at Clemson Feb. 9 Boston College Feb. 12 at Syracuse Feb. 16 Georgia Tech Feb. 19 at Louisville Feb. 23 at NC State Feb. 26 Duke

8 Record with Starting Lineup 8-1: Watts, Cherry, Fuller, Kea, Walker Games as leading scorer (or tied for lead) Career Stephanie Watts 4 15 Paris Kea 4 4 Jamie Cherry 1 13 Destinee Walker 0 7 Double-Digit Scoring Games Career Stephanie Watts 8 32 Paris Kea 8 8 Jamie Cherry 6 37 Destinee Walker 4 31 Hillary Fuller 1 2 Emily Sullivan 1 1 Consecutive double-digit scoring games Jamie Cherry 2 Hillary Fuller 1 Destinee Walker point games Career Stephanie Watts 4 10 Paris Kea 4 4 Jamie Cherry 0 7 Destinee Walker point games Career Stephanie Watts 1 2 Paris Kea 1 1 Destinee Walker 0 1 Games as leading rebounder (or tied for lead) Career Stephanie Watts 6 15 Hillary Fuller 2 2 Paris Kea 1 1 Taylor Koenen 1 1 Double-digit rebounding games Career Stephanie Watts 5 12 Hillary Fuller 2 2 Destinee Walker 0 1 Games as leader in assists (or tied for lead) Career Jamie Cherry 5 34 Paris Kea 4 4 Destinee Walker 1 11 Stephanie Watts 1 8 Double-digit assist games Career Jamie Cherry 1 1 Double-Doubles Career Stephanie Watts 4 11 Destinee Walker 0 1 Consecutive games played Jamie Cherry 76 Destinee Walker 41 Stephanie Watts 41 Hillary Fuller 9 Paris Kea 9 Taylor Koenen 9 Alyssa Okoene 9 Emily Sullivan 9 Ali Cyr-Scully 1 Liz Roberts 1 Olivia Smith 1 Naomi Van Nes 1 Consecutive games started Jamie Cherry 10 Destinee Walker 10 Stephanie Watts 10 Hillary Fuller 9 Paris Kea 9 Consecutive games played with a 3-pointer Destinee Walker 4 Jamie Cherry 2 Paris Kea Margins Wins Losses Games Played 9, eight players Games Started 9, Cherry, Fuller, Kea, Walker, Watts Points in a Quarter 19, Stephanie Watts (1Q) vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/16 Points in a Half 22, Stephanie Watts (1st) vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/16 Most Points 39, Stephanie Watts vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/16 Minutes Played 40, Paris Kea & Stephanie Watts vs. USF, 11/24/16; Kea vs. Elon, 12/4/16 FG Attempted 24, Stephanie Watts vs. Bucknell, 11/20/16 FG Made 14, Paris Kea vs. Minnesota, 11/25/16 FG Percentage (min. 5 made) 68.4 (13-19), Stephanie Watts vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/16 FT Attempted 8, Jamie Cherry vs. Minnesota, 11/25/16 FT Made 7, Jamie Cherry vs. Minnesota, 11/25/16 FT Percentage (min 5 made) (6-6), Paris Kea vs. Alabama State, 11/11/16 3-pt. FG Attempted 14, Stephanie Watts on three occasions 3-pt FG Made 10, Stephanie Watts vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/16 3-pt. FG Percentage (min. 4 made) 71.4 (10-14), Stephanie Watts vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/16 Rebounds 13, Hillary Fuller vs. Bucknell, 11/20/16 Assists 12, Jamie Cherry vs. Minnesota, 11/25/16 Steals 6, Paris Kea at Wisconsin, 12/1/16 Blocked Shots 4, Stephanie Watts vs. Elon, 12/4/16 Turnovers 6, Jamie Cherry vs. Elon, 12/4/16 Largest Carolina Lead 48 points... vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16 Largest Carolina Deficit 28 points... vs. USF, 11/24/16 Largest Carolina Lead in a Loss N/A... Largest Carolina Deficit in a Win 7 points...vs. Minnesota, 11/25/16 Largest Carolina Halftime Lead 22 points... vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16... at Wisconsin, 12/1/16 Largest Carolina Halftime Deficit 9 points... vs. USF, 11/24/16 Largest Carolina Lead After Third Quarter 40 points... vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16 Largest Carolina Deficit After Third Quarter 13 points... vs. USF, 11/24/16 Best Carolina 1st Half FG% 55.9 percent... at Wisconsin, 12/1/16 Worst Carolina 1st Half FG% 26.8 percent... vs. Bucknell, 11/20/16 Best Carolina 2nd Half FG% 52.0 percent... vs. Elon, 12/4/16 Worst Carolina 2nd Half FG% 28.5 percent... at Wisconsin, 12/1/16 Most Points by Carolina in a Quarter 34 points (4th quarter)...vs. Minnesota, 11/25/16 Least Points by Carolina in a Quarter 10 points (4th quarter)... vs. USF, 11/24/16 10 points (3rd quarter)... at Wisconsin, 12/1/16 Most Points by Carolina in 1st Half 53 points... vs. Charleston Southern, 11/22/16 Least Points by Carolina in 1st Half 30 points... vs. Bucknell, 11/20/16... vs. USF, 11/24/16 Most Points by Carolina in 2nd Half 54 points...vs. Minnesota, 11/25/16 Least Points by Carolina in 2nd Half 25 points... vs. USF, 11/24/16...at Wisconsin, 12/1/16 Most Points by Opponent in a Quarter 26 points (2nd quarter)... vs. Charleston So., 11/22/16 Least Points by Opponent in a Quarter 2 points (2nd quarter)...vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16 Most Points by Opponent in 1st Half 39 points... vs. USF, 11/24/16 Least Points by Opponent in 1st Half 14 points...vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16 Most Points by Opponent in 2nd Half 44 points... vs. USF, 11/24/16 Least Points by Opponent in 2nd Half 21 points...vs. Alabama A&M, 11/17/16

9 North Carolina Combined Team Statistics (as of Dec 07, 2016) 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 Stephanie Watts Paris Kea Jamie Cherry Destinee Walker Hillary Fuller Taylor Koenen Olivia Smith Emily Sullivan Alyssa Okoene Naomi Van Nes Liz Roberts Ali Cyr-Scully Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS NC 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. 11/11/16 ALABAMA STATE W /17/16 ALABAMA A&M W /20/16 BUCKNELL W /22/16 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W /24/16 vs South Florida L /25/16 vs Minnesota W /01/16 at Wisconsin W /04/16 ELON W /07/16 MARSHALL W * = Conference game 1 = Junkanoo Jam (Bimini, Bahamas) 2 = ACC/Big Ten Challenge Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Totals North Carolina Opponents