OHIO BOBCATS THE GAME AT A GLANCE. Ohio (RPI 244) Northern Illinois (RPI 208)

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1 OHIO BOBCATS Women s Basketball MAC CHAMPIONS , MAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS NCAA TOURNAMENT , Game #4 Feb. 4, 01 4:00 p.m. Ohio (10-13, 3-6 MAC) vs. Northern Illinois (9-1, 3-6 MAC) Dekalb, Ill. Convocation Center (10,000) Date Opponent Time/Result Nov. 1 OHIO VALLEY (EX) W, 87-5 Nov. 8 LAKE ERIE COLLEGE (EX) W, 70-5 Nov. 13 at Morehead State L, 6-57 Nov. 19 MARSHALL W, Nov. 3 BELMONT W, Nov. 6 CHICAGO STATE W, Nov. 30 UNC-WILMINGTON L, Dec. 3 at Duquesne L, Dec. 5 at Cleveland State L, Dec. 9 YOUNGSTOWN STATE L, Dec. 11 SAN FRANCISCO W, Dec. 13 NIAGARA W, Dec. 18 vs. Oklahoma^ L, Dec. 19 vs. Xavier^ W, ( ot) Dec. 0 vs. Syracuse^ L, Dec. 9 GEORGE MASON W, Jan. 4 BUFFALO* W, Jan. 7 at Kent State* L, Jan. 1 at Bowling Green* L, Jan. 15 MIAMI*% L, Jan. 19 AKRON* W, 7-71 (ot) Jan. TOLEDO* L, 5-33 Jan. 5 at Central Michigan* L, Jan. 8 at Western Michigan* W, 7-59 Feb. 1 EASTERN MICHIGAN* L, Feb. 4 at Northern Illinois* 4 p.m. Feb. 11 BALL STATE* p.m. Feb. 14 at Akron* 7 p.m. Feb. 18 KENT STATE* TBA Feb. BOWLING GREEN* 7 p.m. Feb. 5 at Buffalo*% 1 p.m. Feb. 8 at Miami* 7 p.m. Mar. 3 MAC Tourney First Round TBA Mar. 8 MAC Tourney Quarters TBA Mar. 9 MAC Tourney Semis TBA Mar. 10 MAC Tourney Final TBA ^Duel in the Desert. Las Vegas, Nev. *Mid-American Conference Game %Television Game MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACT Basketball Contact... Brett Compton Office Phone Cell Phone comptonb@ohio.edu Department Fax OHIO, PLEASE When referring to the Bobcats, please use Ohio. Ohio University is acceptable when using other institutions full names. Please do not use Ohio U or OU. Thank you. BROADCAST INFORMATION All Ohio Women s Basketball games will be broadcast live on WOUB-AM 1340 or via a live link on OhioBobcats.com. Grant Burkhardt will be calling the action. Home games will be streamed live on OhioBobcats.com. A WIN ON SATURDAY WOULD... Be the 456th win in program history Be the 35th MAC win in program history Be the 41st win of head coach Semeka Randall s career Give the Bobcats 11 wins for the first time since the season Be Ohio s second consecutive win over the Huskies SCOUTING THE HUSKIES Northern Illinois enters Saturday s matchup the owner of a 9-1 record which includes a 3-6 mark in Mid-American Conference play. The Huskies have won two of their last three games but most recently suffered a defeat at the hands of Bowling Green. The Huskies boast one scorer in double figures, as Claire Jakubicek can be counted upon for 10.7 points per game. Courtney Shelton and Amanda Corral are not far behind, scoring 9.7 and 9.6 points per game, respectively. NIU scores the fewest points in the league as of games played Feb., averaging 56.1 points per contest. Offense and defense from beyond the arc tells a different story, however: the Huskies shoot third best in the league from three (34.4 percent) and have the MAC s second best three-point defense, allowing foes to only connect on 8.3 percent of long-range attempts. OHIO - NORTHERN ILLINOIS SERIES HISTORY Saturday s contest will be the 9th all-time meeting between Ohio and Northern Illinois. The series is deadlocked at 14 apiece and has its roots in the season. Ohio won the last contest between the teams, earning a 7-56 victory in Dekalb on March 6, 011. Erin Bailes was on fire from long range, nailing five of seven attempts in the Cats firstround win during the 011 Mid-American Conference Tournament. Tenishia Benson and Kamille Buckner also had a hand in the scoring effort, netting 1 and 10 points, respectively. The Bobcats and Huskies also met during the regular season, with Northern Illinois earning a win in Athens on Jan. 9. HALFWAY TO THE 1,000 POINT CLUB Shavon Robinson surpassed 500 career points during Ohio s loss to Eastern Michigan on Feb. 1. The sophomore has now scored 509 points in her impressive Bobcat career. STACKING UP IN THE MAC Senior guard Tenishia Benson ranks near the top of the Mid-American Conference in many statistical categories. As of games played Feb. 1, Benson is among the top ten in: points per game (5th), rebounding (9th), free-throw percentage (3rd) and offensive rebounds (7th). DISCIPLINED BASKETBALL One of Ohio s calling cards this season has been the ability to play disciplined basketball. The Bobcats have committed 5 fewer (38-330) personal fouls than opponents and have attempted 14 more free throws (43-99) during the season. DOUBLING UP Through 3 games this season, sophomore Shavon Robinson has scored in double figures on 1 occasions. Throughout all of last season, she had scored ten points or more a total of 11 times. THE GAME AT A GLANCE Ohio (RPI 44) Northern Illinois (RPI 08).Points per game Opponent points per game Field Goals Field Goal Percentage Three-Point Field Goals Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Free Throws Free Throw Percentage per Game Turnovers per Game Assist/Turnover Ratio Steals Per Game Blocks Per Game

2 MAC STANDINGS EAST STANDINGS Bowling Green Miami (Ohio) Kent State Ohio Akron Buffalo WEST STANDINGS Eastern Michigan Toledo Central Michigan Northern Illinois Ball State Western Michigan THIS WEEK IN THE MAC Jan. 8 Ball State 61, at Miami 7 Jan. 8 Akron 46, at Eastern Michigan 91 Jan. 8 Bowling Green 77, at Central Michigan 7 (ot) Jan. 8 Toledo 77, at Buffalo 75 Jan. 8 Kent State 55, at Northern Illinois 66 Feb. 1 Northern Illinois 47, at Bowling Green 57 Feb. 1 Miami 79, at Central Michigan 57 Feb. 1 Akron 60, at Toledo 71 Feb. 1 Ball State 75, at Kent State 56 Ohio By the Numbers OVERALL Leading at the half Trailing at half Tied at the half Playing overtime...-0 Shooting 50 percent or better Shooting between percent Shooting less than 40 percent Opponent shoots 50 percent or better Opponent shoots between percent Opponent shoots less than 40 percent Ohio outrebounds the opposition...5- Opponent outrebounds Ohio Teams are tied in rebounds Ohio has 10-or-more steals Ohio shoots better than 70 percent on FT Ohio makes five-or-more 3-pointers Opponent makes five or more 3-pointers Ohio has 0-or-fewer turnovers Ohio has fewer turnovers than opposition Ohio has more turnovers than opposition Turnovers are equal Ohio bench outscores opponent bench Ohio wins the points in the paint Ohio wins fast break points Playing in the Convocation Center Playing on the road Playing on a neutral floor...1- Game is decided by 1-5 points...-3 Game is decided by 6-9 points Game is decided by points Game is decided by 15+ points...-4 Playing at night Playing in the afternoon Playing in the morning One player in double figures...1- Two players in double figures Three players in double figures Four players in double figures Five players in double figures No players with double figures In November...3- In December In January In February In March On Sunday On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday...-3 On Thursday...-1 On Friday On Saturday...3- FIVE HUNDRED BOARDS Tenishia Benson surpassed 500 career rebounds during Ohio s Jan. 5 game at Central Michigan. The senior has collected 506 rebounds during her career, 335 of which have come while at Ohio. SOMETHING ABOUT SEVENTY Ohio s 7-59 win at Western Michigan on Jan. 8 marked the sixth time during the season in which the Bobcats had scored at least 70 points. Ohio is 5-1 in these contests. This is a significant improvement from the season, during which the Bobcats only scored 70 points or more on two occasions. SLIGHT OF HAND In addition to scoring 14 points at Western Michigan on Jan. 8, Tenishia Benson made six steals. The senior has been getting in opponents passing lanes all season and has accumulated 35 on the year. FINDERS KEEPERS The Bobcats forced Western Michigan into 35 turnovers on Jan. 8, marking a season high in turnovers forced. Ohio took great advantage of these miscues, scoring 37 points off of turnovers. Twenty-four of these points came in the first half. CATCHING FIRE Ohio shot incredibly well during the first half of its win at Western Michigan on Jan. 8. The Bobcats connected on 17 of their 5 field goal attempts to shoot 68 percent. Symone Lyles and Alesia Howard were perfect from the floor in the first 0 minutes, shooting 3-for-3 and -for-, respectively. LONG-DISTANCE DEFENSE Ohio is only allowing opponents to shoot just over 30 percent from three-point distance during the season. This mark ranks fourth in the Mid-American Conference. SECOND-CHANCE OPPORTUNITIES The Bobcats did a great job of crashing the offensive glass at Central Michigan, collecting 15 offensive rebounds. This allowed Ohio to score 14 second-chance points and marked the fourth consecutive game in which the Bobcats have collected at least 10 offensive rebounds. OPPORTUNISTIC Ohio has been taking advantage of its opportunities at the free-throw line this season. The Bobcats have connected on 30 of 411 free throws to shoot 73.4 percent, a mark which ranks second in the Mid- American Conference. MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE MAINSTAY Playing for the 3nd consecutive year in the Mid- American Conference, the Bobcats played their 500th MAC regular-season game on January 5 at Central Michigan. SENSATIONAL FRESHMAN Freshman guard Mariah Byard started and played a career-high 35 minutes in Ohio s win over Akron on Jan. 19. She scored 11 points on 3-of-9 shooting and also chipped in five rebounds, three assists and two steals. SIGNS OF IMPROVEMENT With Ohio s win over Western Michigan on Jan. 8, the Bobcats reached ten wins for the first time since the season. The Green and White have seven regular-season games remaining before Mid-American Conference tournament play begins in early March. TEN FIELD GOALS Tenishia Benson connected on 10-of-14 field goals during the Jan. 19 win over Akron, marking the second time this season that a Bobcat has made ten or more field goals this season. Porsha Harris also accomplished this feat, sinking 13 field goals in Ohio s Dec. 19 win over Xavier. 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3 QUICK FACTS Location Athens, Ohio Founded 1804 Enrollment 8,751 Nickname Bobcats Colors Hunter Green and White Conference Mid-American Conference (East) Home Field Convocation Center Capacity 13,080 President Dr. Roderick J. McDavis (Ohio 70) Director of Athletics Jim Schaus (Purdue, 83) Athletics Department Phone Athletics Website OhioBobcats.com COACHING STAFF Head Coach Semeka Randall Alma Mater Tennessee 00 Career Record Record at Ohio Same MAC Record Nonconference Record 1-36 Assistant Coach Skyler Young Alma Mater Western Michigan 05 Assistant Coach Megan Thorburn Alma Mater Bowling Green 07 Assistant Coach Dustin Edwards Alma Mater Carson Newman College 03 Director of Basketball Operations Norbert Spivey Basketball Phone (740) Basketball Fax (740) TEAM INFORMATION Record MAC Record 4-1 Conference Finish Fifth in East MAC Tournament Quarterfinals Nonconference Record 5-10 Starters Returning/Lost 4/1 Letterwinners returning/lost 8/3 Newcomers 6 TEAM HISTORY. All-Time Record (38 years) All-Time MAC Record (31 years) MAC Tournament Record 15-4 MAC Championships (last) ( ) NCAA Tournament Appearances NCAA Tournament Record 0- Last NCAA Tournament Appearance Ohio Women s Basketball Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown/Previous School 0 Alesia Howard F 5-11 R-Jr. Columbus, Ohio/UMASS 1 Kat Yelle G 5-7 Fr. Geneva, Ill./Geneva HS Mariah Byard G 5-10 Fr. Mannington, W.Va./North Marion HS 3 Erin Bailes G 6-0 So. Huntington, W. Va./Huntington HS 14 Shavon Robinson G 5-8 So. Canton, Ohio/Canton South HS 15 Symone Lyles G 5-11 Jr. Silver Spring, Md./Good Counsel HS 0 Ashley Fowler G 5-7 Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Mount Notre Dame HS 1 Tina Fisher F 6-1 Jr. Cottage Grove, Minn./ Park HS Tenishia Benson G 5-9 R-Sr. Akron, Ohio/Cincinnati 3 Jenna Curry F 6- Fr. Sissonville, W.Va./Sissonville HS 4 Ellen Smith C 6-3 Fr. Dayton, Ohio/Oakwood HS 34 Porsha Harris F 6-0 Jr. Chicago, Ill./Gulf Coast CC 40 Samantha Buls C 6-4 Fr. New Market, Md./Linganore HS 44 Olivia McCuskey G 6-0 Fr. St. Albans, W.Va./Nitro HS Head Coach: Semeka Randall (Fourth season, Tennessee 00) Assistant Coach: Skyler Young (Third season, Western Michigan 05) Assistant Coach: Dustin Edwards (First season, Carson Newman College 03) Assistant Coach: Megan Thorburn (Second season, Bowling Green 07) How do you say that? Pronunciation Guide Alesia Howard... Uh-lee-shuh (like Alisha) Shavon Robinson... Shuh-von Symone Lyles...Si-moan Tenishia Benson... Ten-ee-shuh Mariah Byard... Mah-Ria-Uh Bye-Ard Semeka Randall...Seh-mee-kuh PLAY 4KAY Ohio s February 18 home game against Kent State has been designated as the 01 Play 4Kay game. During the game, the Bobcats will wear pink uniforms with the goal of increasing breast cancer awareness. The event, organized nationwide by the Kay Yow Cancer Fund, was formerly known as the Pink Zone game. SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT Ohio s difficulty shooting from the field in the first half of Jan. 15 s game against Miami (7-of-5, 8%) changed dramatically in the second half, as the Cats connected on 10-of- field goals to shoot 45.5% during the final 0 minutes of play. BLOCK PARTY Not only did Ohio limit Miami to 35.8 percent shooting from the field on Jan. 15, but the Bobcats also swatted a season-high seven shots. Alesia Howard and Shavon Robinson each had two blocks while Erin Bailes, Symone Lyles and Samantha Buls chipped in with one apiece. Seven blocks is the highest single-game total achieved by the Bobcats since Jan. 18, 011, also in a game against Miami. YOU CAN COUNT ON HER Tenishia Benson has been incredibly consistent for the Bobcats this season. In 19 games played, the senior has scored in double figures on 17 occasions, including at one point a streak of 1 consecutive games. The last time a Bobcat scored in double figures for at least ten straight games was from Dec. 1, Feb. 13, 008. This was four seasons ago. A total of 109 games had passed between the end of Lauren Kohn s impressive streak and the beginning of Benson s. VERY GENEROUS Ashley Fowler did a great job of distributing the basket MAC PRESEASON POLL MAC EAST DIVISION 1. Bowling Green. Miami 3. Akron 4. Kent State 5. Ohio 6. Buffalo EAST DIVISION PRESEASON ALL-MAC TEAM Rachel Tecca, Akron Chrissy Steffen, Bowling Green Courtney Osborn, Miami Kristen Olowinski, Miami Tenishia Benson, Ohio MAC WEST DIVISION 1. Toledo. Central Michigan 3. Eastern Michigan 4. Northern Illinois 5. Ball State 6. Western Michigan WEST DIVISION PRESEASON ALL-MAC TEAM Brandi Baker, Central Michigan Niki DiGuilio, Central Michigan Tavelyn James, Eastern Michigan Naama Shafir, Toledo Miame Giden, Western Michigan MAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPION Toledo - 33 votes Central Michigan - 10 votes Bowling Green - 3 votes Eastern Michigan - votes Ohio in the MAC (as of games played Feb. 1) Points per game th Points allowed per game 6.4 5th Field goal percentage.367 1th Three-point FG percentage.31 8th Free throw percentage.738 nd per game th Assists per game th Steals per game th Assist/turnover ratio 0.6 8th

4 COACHING BACKGROUND Ohio University Head Coach (008-Present) West Virginia University Assistant Coach (007-08) Michigan State University Assistant Coach (004-07) Cleveland State University Assistant Coach (00-03) The Randall File Semeka Randall Head Coach Fourth Season Tennessee 00 PLAYING EXPERIENCE San Antonio Silver Stars (WNBA), Tennessee Fury (NWBL), 003 Greek Professional Basketball League, Utah Starzz (WNBA), 00 Israeli Professional Basketball League, Seattle Storm (WNBA), University of Tennessee First Team All-American, 1999 and 000 Women s Basketball Journal Defensive POY, 1999 and 000 First Team All-SEC, 1999 and 000 Second Team All-SEC, 1998 NCAA Mideast Regional All-Tournament Team, 1998 and 000 PERSONAL Hometown: Cleveland, Ohio High School: Trinity HS Education: Tennessee, 00 What they re Saying Semeka has enjoyed success at all levels -- as a player at Tennessee, in the WNBA, and as a valued assistant at schools in the Big Ten and the BIG EAST. I know she is going to take the same energy, passion and drive that she exhibited as a player and transfer it into her new role as the head coach at Ohio. - Tennessee head and Basketball Hall-of-Fame Coach Pat Summitt I am so pleased and proud of Semeka. She brings great energy, passion, and a solid knowlege of the game to Ohio University. She has competed at the highest level and understands what it takes to pursue championships. - Duke head coach Joanne McCallie Ohio University is getting an excellent coach in Semeka Randall. She s one of the bright young minds in the women s game and I have no doubt that she will bring continued success to the Bobcats. - West Virginia coach Mike Carey Combine talent, determination and passion, and you have what embodies one the most well-known women s basketball names in the state of Ohio, Semeka Randall. The Cleveland, Ohio, native and former Tennessee All-American enters her fourth year at the helm of Ohio women s basketball during the campaign. From to , growth and improvement are words that can define the Bobcats under Randall s tutelage. Ohio showed a one-game improvement in the win column, and notched its second win in three seasons in the first round of the Mid-American Conference Tournament. The Bobcats traveled to DeKalb, Ill., and posted a 7-56 victory over the Northern Illinois Huskies. The win helped Ohio advance to Cleveland where it fell to eventual conference champion Bowling Green in the quarterfinals at Quicken Loans Arena. Under Randall s watch, Ohio marked tremendous improvement at the free throw line in The Bobcats got to the charity stripe 587 times during the season and hit 401 attempts, both program-best marks in Randall s three seasons in Athens. Her six-player recruiting class for the season was ranked 60th in the country according to the Collegiate Girls Basketball Report, and includes Parade Magazine All-America Team member Mariah Byard. Byard is one of just 40 players who was recognized by Parade Magazine. Randall has already left her mark on the Bobcats since her introduction as the head coach in 008. Ohio has become one of the top defensive squads in the Mid-American Conference and established itself as a gritty and determined squad with a fighting attitude. That grit can be highlighted by a commitment to rebounding. Since 008, Randall s Ohio teams have posted a positive rebounding margin each season. This makes the Bobcats one of two teams in the MAC to outrebound its opponents each of the last three years. Under her guidance, two players have garnered three All-MAC honors in the past two years. Guard Jennifer Bushby captured her second all-conference nod in , while forward Kamille Buckner shattered the school s all-time blocks record and finished second in MAC history with 199 career blocks. Bushby also became just the second player in program history to surpass 1,000 career points, 300 career assists and 300 career steals last season. Inheriting a young team and perhaps the most challenging schedule in the program s history in her first year, Randall treated the potentially-intimidating situation like any other challenge she had during her career. She attacked it head on with grit, determination and a fighting attitude. All of which rubbed off onto her pupils during the season. The `Cats took on such programs as Syracuse, Clemson, South Carolina and nationally-ranked teams Florida and Bowling Green, and battled each of them right down to the very last second, serving notice that the `Cats were indeed ready to carry on the strong tradition of success that had been set at Ohio. Under Randall s tutelage in year one, the `Cats established themselves as a strong defensive unit, ranking second in the MAC in scoring defense and blocked shots, and first in field goal percentage defense and rebounding defense. Ohio also led the conference in shooting on the year. Individually, Lauren Hmiel and Bushby were both named to All-MAC teams under her watch. She also saw Bushby lead the conference in assists and Buckner shatter the school s single-season blocks record while also leading the league in the category. Randall didn t waste any time in showing her ability on the recruiting trails either as the `Cats landed the second-best recruiting class in the MAC, building even more excitement for the future of the program. The former Tennessee All-American and four-year WNBA veteran, who was inducted into the Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame on May 17, 008, came to Ohio University on May 9, 008, after spending a year as an assistant coach at West Virginia. Prior to that, Randall was an assistant coach at Michigan State from During her tenure at MSU, the Spartans played for the national championship in 005, advanced to the Sweet 16 in 006 and made it to the NCAA second round in 007. Prior to her tenure at Michigan State, Randall served as an assistant coach at Cleveland State from A standout guard for the Lady Vols from , Randall earned Kodak All-America First Team honors in 1999 and 000. She was an integral part of Tennessee s 1998 NCAA Championship team that went 39-0, averaging 15.9 points a game while earning honorable mention All-America recognition. In addition to her All-America honors, she was named Women s Basketball Journal s Defensive Player of the Year in 1999 and 000, firstteam All-Southeastern Conference in 1999 and 000, second-team All-SEC and SEC All-Freshman Team in 1998, and was on the NCAA Mideast Regional All-Tournament team in 1998 and 000. Semeka has enjoyed success at all levels -- as a player at Tennessee, in the WNBA, and as a valued assistant at schools in the Big Ten and the BIG EAST, said Tennessee head coach Pat Summitt. I know she is going to take the same energy, passion and drive that she exhibited as a player and transfer it into her new role as the head coach at Ohio. Randall scored 1,915 points during her career at Tennessee (13.7 ppg) and added 716 rebounds (5.1 rpg), 86 steals and 36 assists. She ranks fifth on the Lady Vols career charts in both points and steals, and third in free throws made (439). Tennessee posted a record of during her four-year career, including championship appearances in 1998 and 000. During the summer of 1998, Randall was the leading scorer for the gold medal-winning USA Jones Cup team. Randall was the first player chosen in the second round (17th overall) of the 001 WNBA draft by the Seattle Storm. She started 30 of 3 games as a rookie, averaging a career-best 9.4 points. She averaged 5.8 points during her 13-game WNBA career, including 55 starts. In 001-0, Randall started all 16 games at point guard and averaged 19 points while playing for the Israeli Professional Basketball League. She played in the Greek Professional Basketball League in 00-03, again starting all 16 games for her squad. In 003, she was a member of the Tennessee Fury of the National Women s Basketball League, averaging 1. points as a shooting guard. In 004, she completed her four-year WNBA career which included stops in Seattle (001-0), Utah (00) and San Antonio (003-04). She also played in the National Women s Basketball League and in professional leagues in Israel (001-0) and Greece (00-03). Prior to her exemplary playing career at Tennessee and in the professional ranks, Randall was an accomplished basketball player in high school. She was Parade Magazine s Player of the Year and a first-team All-American in 1997 while starring at Trinity High School in Garfield Heights, Ohio. She was Ohio s Miss Basketball in 1996 and 1997, a member of the 1996 and 1997 USA Junior World Championship Qualifying Teams, the MVP of the Ohio state basketball tournament in 1994 and 1996 and the Gatorade Circle of Champions Midwest Player of the Year in Randall graduated from Tennessee in December of 000 with a Bachelor s degree in speech communications. RANDALL S COACHING Year Overall (Pct.) MAC (Pct.) Finish MAC Tournament (.419) 7-9 (.437) Third in East Lost in Quarterfinals (.67) 4-1 (.50) Fifth in East Lost in First Round (.90) 4-1 (.50) Fifth in East Lost in Quarterfinals 30-6 (.36) (.313)

5 ball on Jan. 1 at Bowling Green. The junior point guard dished out a game-high six assists, accounting for 67 percent of Ohio s total assist count. A SOLID DEBUT Freshman guard Mariah Byard made the first start of her Bobcat career at Kent State on Jan. 7. The Mannington, W.Va. native scored nine points, collected four rebounds and dished out two assists. SECOND-HALF SURPRISE Jan 7 s loss at Kent State marked only the second time this season that the Bobcats have lost a game after holding a halftime lead. Ohio is 10- when leading after 0 minutes. FROM DOWNTOWN The Bobcats connected on a season-high eight threepoint field goals in their win over Buffalo on Jan. 4. Mariah Byard led the way, shooting 5-of-7 from long range. QUITE THE FEAT Ohio s shooting percentage of 5.8 against George Mason was the best that the Bobcats have shot from the field in 61 games. The Green and White shot 53.6 percent in a dismantling of Colgate on January, 010. SPLENDID SEVENTY From Dec Jan. 4, Ohio scored at least 70 points in four straight games. This was last accomplished 1 games ago, from Jan of the season. WHAT A STREAK Coming to an end at Kent State on Jan. 7, Tenishia Benson had made 9 consecutive free throws. She has connected on 50 of 61 attempts from the line this season to shoot 8 percent. COURT AND CLASSROOM SMARTS Benson has been getting it done both on the court and in the classroom during the season. Tenishia was named a Mid-American Conference Scholar Athlete of the Week on Dec. 14. The senior is a Communication Sciences and Disorders major with an impressive gradepoint-average of 3.4. GETTING TO THE LINE Ohio continues to do a very good job of getting to the free-throw line. The Bobcats have attempted 43 free throws in their 3 games for an average of 18.4 per game. In stark contrast, their opponents have only shot 99 free throws in these 3 games, averaging 13.0 per contest. FIVE HUNDRED Porsha Harris 9-point performance against Xavier was impressive from both a season and a career perspective. During the game, the junior forward surpassed 500 points in her career. One hundred and twenty-five of her 55 career points have come while donning the Green and White. RPI RECOGNITION After playing three strong opponents in Oklahoma, Xavier and Syracuse, the Bobcats were rewarded for their solid play. Ohio Women s Basketball saw its RPI improve from 94 (Dec. 13) to 35 (Dec. 1). Ohio Game-by-Game Starters 11/1 OHIO VALLEY (Ex) Yelle Bailes Benson Harris Fisher 11/8 LAKE ERIE (Ex) Yelle Bailes Benson Harris Fisher 11/13 at Morehead State Yelle Bailes Benson Harris Fisher 11/19 MARSHALL Yelle Bailes Benson Harris Fisher 11/3 BELMONT Yelle Bailes Lyles Howard Fisher 11/6 CHICAGO STATE Yelle Bailes Lyles Howard Fisher 11/30 UNC-WILMINGTON Yelle Bailes Lyles Howard Fisher 1/3 at Duquesne Yelle Bailes Lyles Howard Fisher 1/5 at Cleveland State Yelle Robinson Lyles Harris Howard 1/9 YOUNGSTOWN STATE Yelle Robinson Benson Harris Howard 1/11 SAN FRANCISCO Yelle Robinson Benson Harris Howard 1/13 NIAGARA Yelle Robinson Benson Harris Howard 1/18 vs. Oklahoma Yelle Robinson Benson Harris Howard 1/19 vs. Xavier Fowler Robinson Benson Harris Howard 1/0 vs. Syracuse Fowler Robinson Benson Harris Howard 1/9 GEORGE MASON Fowler Robinson Benson Harris Howard 1/4 BUFFALO* Fowler Robinson Benson Harris Howard 1/7 at Kent State* Fowler Byard Robinson Benson Howard 1/1 at Bowling Green* Fowler Byard Robinson Benson Howard 1/15 MIAMI* Benson Byard Robinson Fisher Howard 1/19 AKRON* Benson Byard Robinson Fisher Howard 1/ TOLEDO* Benson Byard Robinson Fisher Howard 1/5 at Central Michigan* Fowler Robinson Benson Fisher Howard 1/8 at Western Michigan* Fowler Robinson Benson Fisher Howard /1 EASTERN MICHIGAN* Fowler Robinson Benson Fisher Howard /4 at Northern Illinois* /11 BALL STATE* /14 at Akron* /18 KENT STATE* / BOWLING GREEN* /5 at Buffalo* /8 at Miami* 3/3 3/8 3/9 3/10 MILESTONE TRACKER 100 Games Played 1,000 Points Scored 500 Points Scored Tenishia Benson 87* Tenishia Benson 947* Porsha Harris 55* Shavon Robinson 509 Ashley Fowler 463 Alesia Howard 458* *Denotes not exclusively with Ohio University THE BOBCATS THIS WEEK... DATE SPORT EVENT TIME /3-4 Track and Field at Meyo Invitational 3 p.m. /3 Swimming and Diving at Xavier 5 p.m. /4 Swimming and Diving at Miami 1 p.m. /4 Men s Basketball CENTRAL MICHIGAN p.m. /4 Wrestling CLARION 7 p.m.

6 FIRST HALF IS KEY All ten of Ohio s wins have come in games where it has held the lead at halftime. The Bobcats are 0-11 during games in which they trail after the first 0 minutes. PUT-BACK BASKETS Largely due to Ohio s impressive offensive rebounding total, the Bobcats scored 18 second-chance points against the Dons on Dec. 11. HALF-COURT GAME Ohio and Youngstown State played a very defensive game on Dec. 9. The Bobcats and the Penguins forced each other to play offense almost exclusively in halfcourt sets, scoring a combined zero fast-break points. BOUNTIFUL BENCH The Bobcats bench outscored its Cleveland State counterpart by a 7-5 margin on Dec. 5. BOBCAT BANDITS Ohio made things difficult for Cleveland State s offense on Dec. 5. The Bobcats forced the Vikings into 5 turnovers, collecting 19 steals in the process. The 19 steals ties for the fifth-best single-game total in program history. Shavon Robinson led the way with four steals. WELCOME BACK After being out for three games due to injury, Porsha Harris came back in a big way for the Bobcats at Duquesne. The junior forward scored 15 points in just 3 minutes of action. MAKING THEM COUNT Ohio was very effective at getting to the free-throw line against the Seahawks on Nov. 30. The Bobcats converted 13 of their 16 attempts from the charity stripe, shooting 81.3 percent for the game. LOGGING MINUTES Three Bobcats logged career highs in minutes against UNC-Wilmington. Symone Lyles led the way with 35 minutes while Kat Yelle and Tina Fisher were not far behind, playing 31 and 30 minutes, respectively. ON A NATIONAL SCALE As of games played on Nov. 7, Ohio ranked 8th of 336 NCAA Division One Women s Basketball programs in field goal percent defense (.35). Oklahoma State had the best mark, allowing opponents to shoot only.50 from the floor. FRESHMAN PHENOMS Two Bobcat freshmen scored ten points or more in the win over Chicago State. Mariah Byard scored 11 points and Kat Yelle added 10. THREE OF A KIND The Bobcats picked up their third consecutive win against Chicago State. This marked the first time in Semeka Randall s coaching career that her team had won three games in a row. It was also Ohio s first three-game winning streak since Feb. 4 - Mar. 4, 007. CRASHING THE GLASS Ohio dominated the boards in its win over Chicago State, out-rebounding the Cougars by 18 (5-34). the win over Belmont. The sophomore scored all 16 of her points in the first half, shooting 4-for-5 from three-point distance in the first 0 minutes of the game. METHODICAL AND EFFECTIVE The Bobcats did a very good job of getting to the free-throw line in their win over Belmont, shooting 31 times from the charity stripe. Ohio converted 4 of these attempts to shoot 77.4 percent. RUN AND GUN Ohio s fast-break offense was a big key to its win over Belmont, as the Bobcats outscored the Bruins 1- in transition offense. DAY Tenishia Benson registered a career-high 13 rebounds in Ohio s win over Marshall on Nov. 19. The redshirt senior picked up six offensive rebounds and seven defensive rebounds, tying with teammate Porsha Harris for a game high. BALANCING ACT A total of ten different Bobcats played in the win over Marshall. Nine of these student-athletes played at least ten minutes or more. Leading the way was Porsha Harris (31 minutes) and Tenishia Benson (9). Freshman Kat Yelle was a big part of the win as well, playing 5 minutes in only her second college game. DOUBLING UP Three Bobcats scored in double figures against Marshall. Porsha Harris led the way with 14 points while Shavon Robinson and Tenishia Benson also added 10 or more points. SECOND-HALF SHUTDOWN The Bobcats forced Morehead State into difficult shots in the second half of the first game of the season, decreasing the Eagles shooting percentage from 45. in the first half to 4 in the second. DOMINATING THE GLASS Ohio held a significant rebounding edge over Morehead State, out-rebounding the Eagles The Bobcats picked up more offensive rebounds (18) than Morehead State collected on the defensive end (16). TIME SHARE Nine different Bobcats played ten minutes or more during Ohio s exhibition win over Lake Erie College. Kat Yelle and Symone Lyles led the way, each logging 7 minutes. FIRST TIME ON THE COURT Freshman guard Mariah Byard made her first appearance for the Green and White on Tuesday against Lake Erie, playing 11 minutes and picking up one rebound and one assist. IMMEDIATE IMPACT Newcomers Kat Yelle and Porsha Harris made an immediate impact for Ohio in their exhibition debuts against Ohio Valley. Yelle started at point guard, playing 7 minutes and scoring 11 points. Harris also got the start, at forward, scoring 1 points on 5-of-9 shooting from the field. Ohio shot a blistering pace from the field in the exhibition win over Ohio Valley, connecting on 30 of 61 field goals in the contest (49. percent). The Cats shot nearly 5 percent (51.9) in the final 0 minutes of the contest. CATS TABBED FIFTH Ohio was picked to finish fifth in the Mid-American Conference this season, according to a poll conducted by the conference. The Bobcats were picked to finish ahead of Buffalo and behind Bowling Green, Miami, Akron and Kent State. BENSON NAMED TO PRESEASON ALL-MAC TEAM Bobcat guard Tenishia Benson was selected as a member of the Pre-season All Mid-American Conference Team. Joining her on the squad for the MAC East are Rachel Tecca (Akron), Chrissy Steffen (Bowling Green), Courtney Osborn (Miami) and Kristen Olowinski (Miami). WELCOME HOME Ohio has a very busy home schedule for the season, during which the Bobcats will play 16 regularseason games at home. Including two exhibition dates in early November, the Green and White will play 18 total games at the Convocation Center. CHASING 1,000 A storied program in its 39th season, Ohio Women s Basketball played the 1,000th game in program history on Dec. 9 vs. Youngstown State. IMMEDIATE IMPACT In just her first year donning the Green and White, Tenishia Benson had a fantastic season. The elusive guard averaged 13.6 points and 7. rebounds per game. She was named an All-Mid-American Conference Honorable Mention at the end of her successful season. The redshirt senior played two seasons at the University of Cincinnati before transferring to Ohio. RANDALL HONORED BY ALMA MATER Ohio Head Coach Semeka Randall was honored by the University of Tennessee in early October, earning a place in the Tennessee Volunteer Athletics Hall of Fame. Randall was a standout point guard from The Cleveland, Ohio, native was an integral part on the team that posted an undefeated 39-0 record en route to winning the NCAA Championship. HOT HAND FROM RANGE Erin Bailes shot very well from distance in the first half of SHOOTING THE LIGHTS OUT

7 0 ALESIA HOWARD 1 KAT YELLE N01^ OHIO VALLEY N08^ LAKE ERIE N13 at More N19 MARSHALL N3 BELMONT N6 CHICAGO ST N30 UNC-WILM D03 at Duquesne D05 at Clev. St D09 YSU D11 SAN FRAN D13 NIAGARA D18 Oklahoma# D19 Xavier# D0 Syracuse# D9 GMU J04 BUFFALO* J07 at Kent St.* J1 at BGSU* J15 MIAMI* J19 AKRON* J TOLEDO* J5 at CMU* J8 at WMU* F01 EMU* N01^ OHIO VALLEY N08^ LAKE ERIE N13 at More N19 MARSHALL N3 BELMONT N6 CHICAGO ST N30 UNC-WILM D03 at Duquesne D05 at Clev. St D09 YSU D11 SAN FRAN D13 NIAGARA D18 Oklahoma# D19 Xavier# DNP D0 Syracuse# DNP D9 GMU DNP J04 BUFFALO* DNP J07 at Kent St.* DNP J1 at BGSU* DNP J15 MIAMI* DNP J19 AKRON* DNP J TOLEDO* DNP J5 at CMU* DNP J8 at WMU* DNP F01 EMU* DNP ALESIA HOWARD S GAME HIGHS * at UMASS Pts. 17, vs. Miami (3//11) Rebs. 8 (twice), vs. George Mason (1/1/10) Asts. 3 (three times), vs. Kent State (1/1/11) Stls. 3 (twice), vs. Bowling Green (/16/11) Blks. (three times), vs. Cleveland State (1/1/10) FGM 6, vs. Bowling Green (/16/11) FGA 13 (twice), vs. Bowling Green (1/5/11) 3FGM 3, vs. Wright State (1/9/10) 3FGA 5, vs. Akron (/19/11) FTM 9, vs. UNC-Wilmington (1/9/10) FTA 1, vs. UNC-Wilmington (1/9/10) Min. 34 (twice), vs. Kent State (1/1/11) KAT YELLE S GAME HIGHS Pts. 10, vs. Chicago State (Nov. 6, 011) Rebs. 8, vs. Chicago State (Nov. 6, 011) Asts. 4 (twice), vs. Marshall (Nov. 19, 011) Stls. 6, vs. Niagara (Dec. 13, 011) Blks. N/A FGM 5, vs. Chicago State (Nov. 6, 011) FGA 8, vs. Chicago State (Nov. 6, 011) 3FGM N/A 3FGA N/A FTM (twice), vs. Marshall (Nov. 19, 011) FTA 4, vs. Marshall (Nov. 19, 011) Min. 31, vs. UNCW (Nov. 30, 011)

8 MARIAH BYARD 3 ERIN BAILES N01^ OHIO VALLEY N08^ LAKE ERIE N13 at More N19 MARSHALL N3 BELMONT N6 CHICAGO ST N30 UNC-WILM D03 at Duquesne D05 at Clev. St D09 YSU D11 SAN FRAN D13 NIAGARA D18 Oklahoma# D19 Xavier# D0 Syracuse# D9 GMU J04 BUFFALO* J07 at Kent St.* J1 at BGSU* J15 MIAMI* J19 AKRON* J TOLEDO* J5 at CMU* J8 at WMU* F01 EMU* N01^ OHIO VALLEY N08^ LAKE ERIE N13 at More N19 MARSHALL N3 BELMONT N6 CHICAGO ST N30 UNC-WILM D03 at Duquesne D05 at Clev. St D09 YSU D11 SAN FRAN D13 NIAGARA D18 Oklahoma# D19 Xavier# D0 Syracuse# D9 GMU DNP J04 BUFFALO* J07 at Kent St.* J1 at BGSU* J15 MIAMI* J19 AKRON* J TOLEDO* J5 at CMU* J8 at WMU* F01 EMU* MARIAH BYARD S GAME HIGHS Pts. 1, vs. Buffalo (Jan. 4, 01) Rebs. 5 (three times), vs. Buffalo (Jan. 4, 011) Asts. 4, vs. George Mason (Dec. 9, 011) Stls. 3 (three times), vs. UNCW (Nov. 30, 011) Blks. 1 (twice), vs. Buffalo (Jan. 4, 01)O FGM 7, vs. Buffalo (Jan. 4, 01) FGA 13, vs. Buffalo (Jan. 4, 01) 3FGM 5, vs. Buffalo (Jan. 4, 01) 3FGA 9 (twice), vs. Akron (Jan. 19, 01) FTM 5 (twice), vs. Belmont (Nov. 3, 011) FTA 7, vs. UNCW (Nov. 30, 011) Min. 35, vs. Akron (Jan. 19, 01) ERIN BAILES GAME HIGHS Pts. 3, at Northern Illinois (3/6/11) Rebs. 6, vs. Chicago State (Nov. 6, 011) Asts., at Northern Illinois (3/6/11) Stls. 3, vs. Bowling Green (3/9/11) Blks. 1, at Buffalo (/6/11) FGM 5 (twice), at Northern Illinois (3/6/11) FGA 15, vs. UNCW (Nov. 30, 011) 3FGM 5, at Northern Illinois (3/6/11) 3FGA 10, vs. Bowling Green (3/9/11) FTM 8, at Northern Illinois (3/6/11) FTA 8, at Northern Illinois (3/6/11) Min. 33, vs. Miami (Jan. 15, 01)

9 14 SHAVON ROBINSON 15 SYMONE LYLES N01^ OHIO VALLEY DNP N08^ LAKE ERIE DNP N13 at More N19 MARSHALL N3 BELMONT N6 CHICAGO ST N30 UNC-WILM D03 at Duquesne D05 at Clev. St D09 YSU D11 SAN FRAN D13 NIAGARA D18 Oklahoma# D19 Xavier# D0 Syracuse# D9 GMU J04 BUFFALO* J07 at Kent St.* J1 at BGSU* J15 MIAMI* J19 AKRON* J TOLEDO* J5 at CMU* J8 at WMU* F01 EMU* N01^ OHIO VALLEY N08^ LAKE ERIE N13 at More N19 MARSHALL N3 BELMONT N6 CHICAGO ST N30 UNC-WILM D03 at Duquesne D05 at Clev. St D09 YSU D11 SAN FRAN D13 NIAGARA D18 Oklahoma# D19 Xavier# D0 Syracuse# D9 GMU J04 BUFFALO* J07 at Kent St.* J1 at BGSU* J15 MIAMI* J19 AKRON* J TOLEDO* J5 at CMU* J8 at WMU* F01 EMU* SHAVON ROBINSON S GAME HIGHS Pts. (twice), vs. Miami (3//11) Rebs. 9, vs. Buffalo (1/15/11) Asts. 6, vs. Memphis (11/0/10) Stls. 6, vs. Buffalo (Jan. 4, 01) Blks., vs. Miami (Jan. 15, 01) FGM 8, vs. Miami (3//11) FGA 18, at Western Michigan (Jan. 8, 01) 3FGM 1 (four times), at Akron (1/8/11) 3FGA (three times), at Akron (1/8/11) FTM 7, vs. Western Michigan (1//11) FTA 10, at Duquesne (Dec. 3, 011) Min. 41, vs. Xavier (Dec. 19, 011) SYMONE LYLES GAME HIGHS Pts. 1, vs. UNC-Wilmington (1/9/10) Rebs. 9 (twice), vs. UNC-Wilmington (1/9/10) Asts. 3 (four times), vs. Youngstown State (11/7/10) Stls. 4 (three times), vs. Memphis (11/0/10) Blks. 1 (three times), vs. Eastern Michigan (1/7/10) FGM 6, vs. UNC-Wilmington (1/9/10) FGA 11, vs. UNC-Wilmington (1/9/10) 3FGM (twice), vs. Cleveland State (1/1/10) 3FGA 5, vs. Central Michigan (/5/11) FTM 4, vs. Bowling Green (/13/10) FTA 6, at Duquesne (Dec. 3, 011) Min. 35, vs. UNCW (Nov. 30, 011)

10 0 ASHLEY FOWLER 1 TINA FISHER N01^ OHIO VALLEY N08^ LAKE ERIE N13 at More N19 MARSHALL N3 BELMONT N6 CHICAGO ST N30 UNC-WILM D03 at Duquesne D05 at Clev. St D09 YSU D11 SAN FRAN D13 NIAGARA D18 Oklahoma# D19 Xavier# D0 Syracuse# D9 GMU J04 BUFFALO* J07 at Kent St.* J1 at BGSU* J15 MIAMI* DNP J19 AKRON* J TOLEDO* J5 at CMU* J8 at WMU* F01 EMU* N01^ OHIO VALLEY N08^ LAKE ERIE N13 at More N19 MARSHALL N3 BELMONT N6 CHICAGO ST N30 UNC-WILM D03 at Duquesne D05 at Clev. St D09 YSU D11 SAN FRAN D13 NIAGARA D18 Oklahoma# D19 Xavier# D0 Syracuse# D9 GMU J04 BUFFALO* J07 at Kent St.* J1 at BGSU* J15 MIAMI* J19 AKRON* J TOLEDO* J5 at CMU* J8 at WMU* F01 EMU* ASHLEY FOWLER S GAME HIGHS Pts. 15, vs. Miami (3//11) Rebs. 7, vs. Miami (3//11) Asts. 7 (twice), vs. Ball State (//11) Stls. 5, vs. Presbyterian (1/19/10) Blks. 1 (twice), vs. Akron (3//10) FGM 5 (twice), vs. Youngstown State (11/7/10) FGA 1, vs. Youngstown State (11/7/10) 3FGM 4, vs. Marshall (11/4/09) 3FGA 16, vs. Youngstown State (11/7/10) FTM 5, at Miami (1/13/10) FTA 6 (twice), at Miami (1/13/10) Min. 44, vs. Xavier (Dec. 19, 011) TINA FISHER S GAME HIGHS Pts. 1, vs. Chicago State (Nov. 6, 011) Rebs. 8, vs. Akron (1/8/11) Asts. 4, vs. Eastern Michigan (1/7/10) Stls. 4, vs. Buffalo (/6/11) Blks. 1 (six times), vs. Akron (1/0/10) FGM 4 (twice), vs. Presbyterian (1/19/10) FGA 9, vs. Chicago State (Nov. 6, 011) 3FGM, vs. Presbyterian (1/19/10) 3FGA 4 (twice), vs. Presbyterian (1/19/10) FTM 5, vs. Belmont (Nov. 3, 011) FTA 8, vs. Belmont (Nov. 3, 011) Min. 30, vs. UNCW (Nov. 30, 011)

11 TENISHIA BENSON 3 JENNA CURRY N01^ OHIO VALLEY N08^ LAKE ERIE N13 at More N19 MARSHALL N3 BELMONT DNP N6 CHICAGO ST DNP N30 UNC-WILM DNP D03 at Duquesne DNP D05 at Clev. St D09 YSU D11 SAN FRAN D13 NIAGARA D18 Oklahoma# D19 Xavier# D0 Syracuse# D9 GMU J04 BUFFALO* J07 at Kent St.* J1 at BGSU* J15 MIAMI* J19 AKRON* J TOLEDO* J5 at CMU* J8 at WMU* F01 EMU* N01^ OHIO VALLEY DNP N08^ LAKE ERIE DNP N13 at More DNP N19 MARSHALL DNP N3 BELMONT DNP N6 CHICAGO ST DNP N30 UNC-WILM DNP D03 at Duquesne DNP D05 at Clev. St. DNP D09 YSU DNP D11 SAN FRAN DNP D13 NIAGARA DNP D18 Oklahoma# DNP D19 Xavier# DNP D0 Syracuse# DNP D9 GMU DNP J04 BUFFALO* DNP J07 at Kent St.* DNP J1 at BGSU* DNP J15 MIAMI* DNP J19 AKRON* DNP J TOLEDO* DNP J5 at CMU* DNP J8 at WMU* DNP F01 EMU* DNP TENISHIA BENSON S GAME HIGHS * at Cincinnati Pts. 7 (twice), vs. Presbyterian (1/19/10) Rebs. 13, vs. Marshall (Nov. 19, 011) Asts. 5, vs. Central Michigan (1/17/07)* Stls. 9, vs. Wright State (1/9/10) Blks. 1, vs. Mississippi Valley State (11/8/08)* FGM 11, vs. Kent State (/3/11) FGA 17, vs. Presbyterian (1/19/10) 3FGM (five times), vs. Dayton (1/3/08)* 3FGA 7, vs. Dayton (1/3/08)* FTM 14, vs. Xavier (Dec. 19, 011) FTA 15, vs. Louisville (11/14/10) Min. 40 (twice), vs. St. John s (3/1/08) JENNA CURRY S GAME HIGHS Pts. Rebs. Asts. Stls. Blks. FGM FGA 3FGM 3FGA FTM FTA Min.

12 4 ELLEN SMITH 34 PORSHA HARRIS N01^ OHIO VALLEY N08^ LAKE ERIE N13 at More DNP N19 MARSHALL DNP N3 BELMONT N6 CHICAGO ST N30 UNC-WILM DNP D03 at Duquesne D05 at Clev. St. DNP D09 YSU DNP D11 SAN FRAN DNP D13 NIAGARA D18 Oklahoma# D19 Xavier# DNP D0 Syracuse# D9 GMU J04 BUFFALO* DNP J07 at Kent St.* DNP J1 at BGSU* DNP J15 MIAMI* DNP J19 AKRON* DNP J TOLEDO* DNP J5 at CMU* DNP J8 at WMU* DNP F01 EMU* DNP N01^ OHIO VALLEY N08^ LAKE ERIE N13 at More N19 MARSHALL N3 BELMONT DNP N6 CHICAGO ST DNP N30 UNC-WILM DNP D03 at Duquesne D05 at Clev. St D09 YSU D11 SAN FRAN D13 NIAGARA D18 Oklahoma# D19 Xavier# D0 Syracuse# D9 GMU J04 BUFFALO* J07 at Kent St.* DNP J1 at BGSU* DNP J15 MIAMI* DNP J19 AKRON* DNP J TOLEDO* J5 at CMU* J8 at WMU* DNP F01 EMU* DNP ELLEN SMITH S GAME HIGHS Pts. Rebs. Asts. Stls. Blks. FGM FGA 3FGM 3FGA FTM FTA Min. (twice), vs. Chicago State (Nov. 6, 011) PORSHA HARRIS GAME HIGHS * at Gulf Coast CC Pts. 9, vs. Xavier (Dec. 19, 011) Rebs. 30, vs. Chipola College (1/8/11)* Asts. 7, vs. Chipola College (1/8/11)* Stls. 10, vs. Chipola College (1/8/11)* Blks. Unknown FGM 13, vs. Xavier (Dec. 19, 011) FGA 0, vs. Xavier (Dec. 19, 011) 3FGM 3, vs. Chipola College (1/8/11)* 3FGA 14, vs. Chipola College (1/8/11)* FTM 16, vs. Chipola College (1/8/11)* FTA 6, vs. Chipola College (1/8/11)* Min. Unknown

13 40 SAMANTHA BULS 44 OLIVIA MCCUSKEY N01^ OHIO VALLEY N08^ LAKE ERIE N13 at More DNP N19 MARSHALL DNP N3 BELMONT N6 CHICAGO ST N30 UNC-WILM DNP D03 at Duquesne D05 at Clev. St. DNP D09 YSU DNP D11 SAN FRAN DNP D13 NIAGARA D18 Oklahoma# D19 Xavier# DNP D0 Syracuse# D9 GMU J04 BUFFALO* DNP J07 at Kent St.* DNP J1 at BGSU* DNP J15 MIAMI* J19 AKRON* DNP J TOLEDO* J5 at CMU* DNP J8 at WMU* DNP F01 EMU* DNP N01^ OHIO VALLEY N08^ LAKE ERIE N13 at More DNP N19 MARSHALL DNP N3 BELMONT N6 CHICAGO ST N30 UNC-WILM DNP D03 at Duquesne D05 at Clev. St. DNP D09 YSU DNP D11 SAN FRAN DNP D13 NIAGARA D18 Oklahoma# D19 Xavier# DNP D0 Syracuse# D9 GMU J04 BUFFALO* DNP J07 at Kent St.* DNP J1 at BGSU* DNP J15 MIAMI* J19 AKRON* DNP J TOLEDO* J5 at CMU* DNP J8 at WMU* F01 EMU* SAMANTHA BULS GAME HIGHS Pts. 4, vs. Oklahoma (Dec. 18, 011) Rebs. 3, vs. Oklahoma (Dec. 18, 011) Asts. Stls. Blks. 1 (twice), vs. Oklahoma (Dec. 18, 011) FGM 1 (twice), vs. Chicago State (Nov. 6, 011) FGA 3, vs. Chicago State (Nov. 6, 011) 3FGM 3FGA FTM, vs. Oklahoma (Dec. 18, 011) FTA, vs. Oklahoma (Dec. 18, 011) Min. 8, vs. Oklahoma (Dec. 18, 011) OLIVIA MCCUSKEY S GAME HIGHS Pts. 6, vs. Kent State (1/1/11) Rebs. 3 (twice), vs. Presbyterian (1/19/10) Asts., vs. Kent State (1/1/11) Stls. 1 (twice), Kent State (1/1/11) Blks. 1 (five times), vs. Duquesne (1/16/10) FGM, vs. Kent State (1/1/11) FGA 6, at Eastern Michigan (1/6/11) 3FGM, vs. Kent State (1/1/11) 3FGA 4, vs. Kent State (1/1/11) FTM N/A FTA 1, vs. Temple (1/6/10) Min. 19, vs. Kent State (1/1/11)

14 EXHIBITION 1: OHIO 87, OHIO VALLEY 5 EXHIBITION : OHIO 70, LAKE ERIE COLLEGE 5 Ohio Valley AVERY, Amber f BENEDICT, Tara c WAY, Shelby g CUMMINGS, Shante g TAYLOR, Brittany g COLLINS, Andrea DUNNAGAN, Danielle PARSLEY, Kayla SAMS, Danielle Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % OHIO nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % 3 1 FISHER, Tina f HARRIS, Porsha f YELLE, Kat g BAILES, Erin g BENSON, Tenishia g HOWARD, Alesia LYLES, Symone SMITH, Ellen BULS, Samantha MCCUSKEY, Olivia Team 5 7 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % 4 Lake Erie College Chrissy Delaney f Jen Caiola f Allison Pavkov f Brittany Zele g Britt Busson g Kiarra Jones Cate Cianchetti Chloe Irish Jackie Murray Sarah Wojciechowski Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % Ohio University nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadba Reboun 3 1 FISHER, Tina f HARRIS, Porsha f YELLE, Kat g BAILES, Erin g BENSON, Tenishia g HOWARD, Alesia BYARD, Mariah LYLES, Symone FOWLER, Ashley SMITH, Ellen BULS, Samantha MCCUSKEY, Olivia Team 6 8 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadba Reboun 3 Officials: Marla Gearhart, Patrick Terry, Josh Howell Technical fouls: Ohio Valley-None. OHIO-None. Attendance: 303 Score by periods 1st nd Total Ohio Valley OHIO In Off nd Fast OHVALL OHIO Officials: Jim Vastine, Matt Balster, Josh Howell Technical fouls: Lake Erie College-None. Ohio University-None. Attendance: 334 Exhibition game Score by periods 1st nd Total Lake Erie College Ohio University In Off nd Fast LEC-W OHIO Last FG - OHVALLEY nd-00:58, OHIO nd-00:04. Largest lead - OHVALLEY by 1st-19:7, OHIO by 36 nd-01:7. Score tied - 1 time. Lead changed - 1 time. Last FG - LEC-W nd-01:56, OHIO nd-00:47. Largest lead - LEC-W by 4 1st-19:8, OHIO by 4 nd-05:17. Score tied - 3 times. Lead changed - 3 times. GAME 1: OHIO 57, at MOREHEAD STATE 6 GAME : OHIO 68, MARSHALL 56

15 GAME 3: OHIO 65, BELMONT 51 GAME 4: OHIO 65, CHICAGO STATE 37 Belmont University NELSON, Haley c TARRENCE, Adrienne g DOWNS, Julianne g ERNST, Molly g BURTNETT, Cacy g CARROLL, Katie MAYERS, Amara VAUGHT, Torie WILKINS, Shai BROOKS, Katie DANIEL, Tristan VISBEEN, Alyssa Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % Ohio University 65-1 nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % 00 HOWARD, Alesia f FISHER, Tina f YELLE, Kat g BAILES, Erin g LYLES, Symone g BYARD, Mariah ROBINSON, Shavon FOWLER, Ashley SMITH, Ellen BULS, Samantha MCCUSKEY, Olivia Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Officials: Lisa Mattingly, John Whitson, Patrick Terry Technical fouls: Belmont University-None. Ohio University-None. Attendance: 61 Score by periods 1st nd Total Belmont University Ohio University Game: % Game: % Game: % In Off nd Fast BEL OHIO Chicago State WILLIAMS, Paris f WILSON-STEWART,Chan c DAVIS, Caneka g DOCKERY, Janay g HARVEY, Jazzmyn g WILLIAMS, Tierra JONES, Jackie KUMRAL, Eliz MARLOWE, Natalie COLLINS, Jasmine Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % Ohio University nd half: % nd half: % nd half: 0-0.0% Game: % Game: % Game: % 1 00 HOWARD, Alesia f FISHER, Tina f YELLE, Kat g BAILES, Erin g LYLES, Symone g BYARD, Mariah ROBINSON, Shavon FOWLER, Ashley SMITH, Ellen BULS, Samantha MCCUSKEY, Olivia Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Officials: Thurman Leggs, Bob Deminico, Jennifer Rezak Technical fouls: Chicago State-None. Ohio University-None. Attendance: 56 Score by periods 1st nd Total Chicago State Ohio University Game: % Game: % Game: % 1 In Off nd Fast CHIST OHIO GAME 5: OHIO 51, UNC-WILMINGTON 56 GAME 6: OHIO 60, DUQUESNE 83 UNC-Wilmington Trice, Abria f Weaver, Ayoola f McGowen, Chelsea f Lee, Tawanna g Andrews, Alisha g Gamby, Brittany Venezia, Diana Freeman, Jessica Garrett, Karneshia Team 0 1 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % Ohio University nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % 0 00 HOWARD, Alesia f LYLES, Symone f FISHER, Tina f YELLE, Kat g BAILES, Erin g BYARD, Mariah ROBINSON, Shavon FOWLER, Ashley Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Officials: Kevin Pethtel, Angie Enlund, Royce Blevins Technical fouls: UNC-Wilmington-None. Ohio University-None. Attendance: 167 Score by periods 1st nd Total UNC-Wilmington Ohio University Last FG - UNCW nd-0:39, OHIO nd-00:9. Largest lead - UNCW by 13 nd-10:56, OHIO by 1 1st-13:59. Game: % Game: % Game: % 0 In Off nd Fast UNCW OHIO Score tied - times. Lead changed - times. Ohio University HOWARD, Alesia f FISHER, Tina f YELLE, Kat g BAILES, Erin g LYLES, Symone g BYARD, Mariah ROBINSON, Shavon FOWLER, Ashley SMITH, Ellen HARRIS, Porsha BULS, Samantha MCCUSKEY, Olivia Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % Duquesne nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % 10 AGUNBIADE, Wumi f SZECSI, Orsi f GENSLER, Alex g FLOYD, Jocelyn g ABEL, Vanessa g JOHNSON, Jose-Ann HALL, Ahjah NURKIC, Belma KING, Stasia VENDEMIA, Carly Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Officials: Kathleen Lynch, Dirk Link, Mark Zentz Technical fouls: Ohio University-None. Duquesne-None. Attendance: 87 Next Up: Duquesne vs. Miami, OH 1/6; Cleveland St. 1/5 Score by periods 1st nd Total Ohio University Duquesne Game: % Game: % Game: % In Off nd Fast OHIO DUQW

16 GAME 7: OHIO 56, CLEVELAND STATE 66 GAME 8: OHIO 47, YOUNGSTOWN STATE 55 Ohio University HOWARD, Alesia f HARRIS, Porsha f YELLE, Kat g ROBINSON, Shavon g LYLES, Symone g BYARD, Mariah BAILES, Erin FOWLER, Ashley FISHER, Tina BENSON, Tenishia Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % Cleveland State nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % 5 10 KEANE, Takima f WINTON, Shalonda f BLUE, Destinee c ADAMS, Janelle g KING, Honesty g GORDON, Imani ZUFALL, Tess HUGHES, Ondrea MONTGOMERY, Kaila GREEN, Kiersten Team 0 1 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Officials: Barb Smith, Cameron Inouye, Michael McConnell Technical fouls: Ohio University-None. Cleveland State-None. Attendance: 363 Score by periods 1st nd Total Ohio University Cleveland State Game: % Game: % Game: %,1 In Off nd Fast OHIO CSU Youngstown State SCHLEGEL, Heidi f BROWN, Brandi f MIDDLEBROOKS, Kenya g NORTEY, Macey g HORNBERGER, Liz g FICKIESEN, Kelsea MATKIN, Devan THOMPSON, Melissa TOUVELLE, Monica JONES, Tieara Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % Ohio University nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % 00 HOWARD, Alesia f HARRIS, Porsha f YELLE, Kat g ROBINSON, Shavon g BENSON, Tenishia g BYARD, Mariah BAILES, Erin LYLES, Symone FOWLER, Ashley FISHER, Tina Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Officials: Gina Denise Cross, Thurman Leggs Jr., Carol Smith Technical fouls: Youngstown State-None. Ohio University-None. Attendance: 518 1,000th game in Ohio Women's Basketball program history Score by periods 1st nd Total Youngstown State Ohio University 5 47 Game: % Game: % Game: % 3 In Off nd Fast YSU OHIO Last FG - OHIO nd-00:14, CSU nd-0:5. Largest lead - OHIO by 8 nd-14:10, CSU by 10 nd-00:19. Score tied - times. Lead changed - 4 times. Last FG - YSU nd-0:17, OHIO nd-01:3. Largest lead - YSU by 15 nd-1:1, OHIO by 4 1st-19:0. Score tied - 3 times. Lead changed - 3 times. GAME 9: OHIO 63, SAN FRANCISCO 53 GAME 10: OHIO 50, NIAGARA 40 San Francisco KEATING,Katy f DANIELS,Whitney f ALE,Rheina g WINSTON,Taj g KHLOK,Mel g GORDON,Aundrea ERSKINE,Savannah SCAFIDI,Alica SINGLETERRY,VANIA BARBOUR,Bailey Team 1 1 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % Ohio University nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % 0 00 HOWARD, Alesia f HARRIS, Porsha f YELLE, Kat g ROBINSON, Shavon g BENSON, Tenishia g BYARD, Mariah BAILES, Erin LYLES, Symone FOWLER, Ashley FISHER, Tina Team 5 7 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Officials: Bruce Morris, Erika Herriman, Natosha E. Harris Technical fouls: San Francisco-None. Ohio University-None. Attendance: 3 Score by periods 1st nd Total San Francisco Ohio University Last FG - USF nd-00:1, OHIO nd-00:51. Largest lead - USF None, OHIO by 17 1st-03:00. Game: % Game: % Game: % 1 In Off nd Fast USF OHIO Score tied - 0 times. Lead changed - 0 times. Niagara Meghan Waterman f Val McQuade f Lauren Gatto c Ali Morris g Kayla Stroman g Meghan McGuinness Chanel Johnson Kelly Van Leeuwen Jessica Flamm Shy Britton Gabby Baldasare Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % Ohio University nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % 0 00 HOWARD, Alesia f HARRIS, Porsha f YELLE, Kat g ROBINSON, Shavon g BENSON, Tenishia g BYARD, Mariah BAILES, Erin LYLES, Symone FOWLER, Ashley FISHER, Tina SMITH, Ellen BULS, Samantha MCCUSKEY, Olivia Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Officials: Jim Vastine, Doug Zipp, Marla Gearhart Technical fouls: Niagara-None. Ohio University-None. Attendance: 91 Score by periods 1st nd Total Niagara Ohio University Game: % Game: % Game: % 1 In Off nd Fast NIAW OHIO

17 Ohio University GAME 11: OHIO 57, OKLAHOMA HOWARD, Alesia f HARRIS, Porsha f YELLE, Kat g ROBINSON, Shavon g BENSON, Tenishia g BYARD, Mariah BAILES, Erin LYLES, Symone FOWLER, Ashley FISHER, Tina SMITH, Ellen BULS, Samantha MCCUSKEY, Olivia Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % Oklahoma nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % 3 53 McFarland,Joanna f Griffin,Nicole c Ellenberg,Aaryn g Hook,Morgan g Hand,Whitney g Cerina,Jelena Zander,Katherine Harden,DaShawn Campbell,Sharane Jeffcoat,Jacqueline Williams,Kaylon Team 4 6 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Officials: Michael Price, Maj Forsberg, Alecia Ann Murray Technical fouls: Ohio University-Team. Oklahoma-None. Attendance: Duel in the Desert, Game Score by periods 1st nd Total Ohio University Oklahoma Game: % Game: % Game: % 0 In Off nd Fast OHIO OU Ohio University HOWARD, Alesia f FOWLER, Ashley f HARRIS, Porsha f ROBINSON, Shavon g BENSON, Tenishia g BYARD, Mariah BAILES, Erin LYLES, Symone FISHER, Tina Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % Xavier nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % OT: % OT: % OT: % Game: % Game: % Game: % 0 GRAY,Amber f PACHKO,Jessica f MOSS,Tyeasha g HAWKES,Shatyra g WANNINGER,Ashley g STRATMAN,Liz HOLMES,Lynette JOHNSON,Sabrina Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Officials: Randy Campbell, Connie Pardue, Alecia Ann Murray Technical fouls: Ohio University-Team. Xavier-None. Attendance: Duel in the Desert, Day, Game 1 GAME 1: OHIO 80, XAVIER 75 (ot) Score by periods 1st nd OT OT Total Ohio University Xavier OT: % OT: % OT: % Game: % Game: % Game: % In Off nd Fast OHIO XU Last FG - OHIO nd-00:09, OU nd-00:1. Largest lead - OHIO None, OU by 37 nd-0:34. Score tied - 0 times. Lead changed - 0 times. Last FG - OHIO OT-0:13, XU OT-00:14. Largest lead - OHIO by 10 OT-0:13, XU by 6 nd-09:01. Score tied - 13 times. Lead changed - 5 times. GAME 13: OHIO 70, SYRACUSE 81 GAME 14: OHIO 75, GEORGE MASON 59 Syracuse HEMINGWAY, Iasia f ALEXANDER, Kayla c HALL, Elashier g COFFEY, Rachel g TYSON-THOMAS, Carme g TAFT, La'Shay WILLIAMS, Shanee BERRY, Troya BULLARD, Phylesha LEARY, Shakeya Team 1 1 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % Ohio University nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % 4 00 HOWARD, Alesia f FOWLER, Ashley f HARRIS, Porsha f ROBINSON, Shavon g BENSON, Tenishia g BYARD, Mariah BAILES, Erin LYLES, Symone FISHER, Tina SMITH, Ellen BULS, Samantha MCCUSKEY, Olivia Team 4 6 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Officials: Jack Jones, Connie Pardue, Darla Foutz Technical fouls: Syracuse-None. Ohio University-Team. Attendance: Duel in the Desert, Day Three Game 1 Score by periods 1st nd Total Syracuse Ohio University Last FG - SU nd-0:19, OHIO nd-00:46. Largest lead - SU by 11 nd-03:13, OHIO by 3 1st-03:53. Game: % Game: 4-18.% Game: % 4 In Off nd Fast SU OHIO Score tied - 9 times. Lead changed - 8 times. George Mason Pickard, Janaa f Lewis, Evelyn f Easter, Amber g Moton, Taleia g Saunders, Rahneeka g McNair, Rachel Weithman, Christine Strickland, Cierra Tharrington, Joyous Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Ohio University HOWARD, Alesia f HARRIS, Porsha f ROBINSON, Shavon g FOWLER, Ashley g BENSON, Tenishia g BYARD, Mariah LYLES, Symone FISHER, Tina SMITH, Ellen BULS, Samantha MCCUSKEY, Olivia Team 1 3 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Officials: Carol Comanita, Thurman Leggs, Carol Smith Technical fouls: George Mason-None. Ohio University-None. Attendance: 38 Score by periods 1st nd Total George Mason Ohio University Last FG - MASON nd-00:06, OHIO nd-01:4. Largest lead - MASON by 8 1st-16:0, OHIO by 3 nd-15:01. Game: % Game: % Game: % 1 In Off nd Fast MASON OHIO Score tied - 0 times. Lead changed - 1 time.

18 GAME 15: OHIO 73, BUFFALO 64 GAME 16: OHIO 65, KENT STATE 68 Buffalo (0-1 MAC) 1 LONGAR, Nytor f CHRISTENSEN, Beth f HOLMES, Ephesia g SEMALULU, Teresa g HEDDERSON, Brittney g HOPKINS, Nicki GUPILAN, Margeaux BANTELMAN, Rachel BACCAS, Christa Team 4 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Ohio University (1-0 MAC) 1 00 HOWARD, Alesia f HARRIS, Porsha f ROBINSON, Shavon g FOWLER, Ashley g BENSON, Tenishia g BYARD, Mariah BAILES, Erin LYLES, Symone FISHER, Tina Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % Officials: Gina Cross, Jennifer Rezac, Marla Gearhart Technical fouls: Buffalo-None. Ohio University-None. Attendance: 386 nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Score by periods 1st nd Total Buffalo Ohio University Last FG - UB nd-04:, OHIO nd-01:7. Largest lead - UB by 8 1st-17:41, OHIO by 1 nd-1:46. Game: % Game: % Game: % 3 In Off nd Fast UB OHIO Score tied - 3 times. Lead changed - 9 times. Ohio , 1-1 MAC 00 HOWARD, Alesia f BYARD, Mariah g ROBINSON, Shavon g FOWLER, Ashley g BENSON, Tenishia g BAILES, Erin LYLES, Symone FISHER, Tina Team 0 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: -9.% nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % 1 Kent State 68-10, 1-1 MAC 11 BECKFORD, Diamon f KREWSON, Trisha g BARROILHET, Tamzin g HUTCHESON, Jamie g LLOBET, Itziar g HULL, Josie DUCHARME, Lerren STUBBS, Melanee SCHAEFER, Leslie Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Officials: Michelle Del Duco, Anthony Capasso, Thurman Leggs, Jr. Technical fouls: Ohio-None. Kent State-None. Attendance: 464 Score by periods 1st nd Total Ohio Kent State Last FG - OHIO nd-01:10, KENT nd-0:49. Largest lead - OHIO by 11 1st-04:03, KENT by 7 1st-15:49. Game: % Game: % Game: % 1,1 In Off nd Fast Paint T/O Chance Break Points Bench OHIO KENT Score tied - 5 times. Lead changed - 5 times. GAME 17: OHIO 49, BOWLING GREEN 61 GAME 18: OHIO 47, MIAMI 67 Ohio University , 1- MAC 00 HOWARD, Alesia f FOWLER, Ashley f BYARD, Mariah g ROBINSON, Shavon g BENSON, Tenishia g BAILES, Erin LYLES, Symone FISHER, Tina Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Bowling Green , 3-0 MAC 1 3 ROGERS, Alexis f HAVEL, Danielle f MATTHEWS, Jasmine g SLAGLE, Jessica g STEFFEN, Chrissy g HALFHILL, Jillian PAPENFUSS, Allison PASTOR, Logan STEIN, Jill Team 0 1 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Officials: Rod Creech, Todd Moistner, Kathy Ridilla Technical fouls: Ohio University-None. Bowling Green-None. Attendance: 149 Score by periods 1st nd Total Ohio University Bowling Green Last FG - OHIO nd-00:49, BGSU nd-01:15. Largest lead - OHIO by 4 1st-18:, BGSU by 15 nd-03:05. Game: % Game: % Game: % 1 In Off nd Fast OHIO BGSU Score tied - 7 times. Lead changed - 5 times. MIAMI (4-0 MAC) 1 PITTS, Lillian f OLOWINSKI, Kirsten f BOYER, Maggie g OSBORN, Courtney g ROBERTSON, Hannah g HENCKE, Rachael LARSON, Courtney JUDSON, Kristin ROBERTSON, Haley ALMADY, Erica SIMON, Kelsey Team 0 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Ohio University (1-3 MAC) 00 HOWARD, Alesia f FISHER, Tina f BYARD, Mariah g ROBINSON, Shavon g BENSON, Tenishia g BAILES, Erin LYLES, Symone BULS, Samantha MCCUSKEY, Olivia Team 1 3 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % Officials: Chris Minor, Alycia Dukes, Doug Zipp Technical fouls: MIAMI-None. Ohio University-None. Attendance: 76 nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Score by periods 1st nd Total MIAMI Ohio University 5 47 Last FG - MIAMI nd-05:08, OHIO nd-00:37. Largest lead - MIAMI by 4 nd-05:08, OHIO by 4 1st-18:55. Game: % Game: % Game: % 0 In Off nd Fast MIAMI OHIO Score tied - 1 time. Lead changed - 1 time.

19 GAME 19: OHIO 7, AKRON 71 (ot) Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics AKRON vs Ohio University p.m. at Convocation Center (Athens, Ohio) AKRON (-3 MAC) 4 KING, Sina f YOUNG, Carly c WILLIAMS, Natasha g LUBURGH, Hanna g RUPER, Taylor g CASSELL, Kacie STUBBS, Ti'eshia THOMAS, Brittani Team 1 3 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % OT: % OT: % OT: % Ohio University (-3 MAC) Game: % Game: % Game: % 3 00 HOWARD, Alesia f FISHER, Tina f BYARD, Mariah g ROBINSON, Shavon g BENSON, Tenishia g BAILES, Erin LYLES, Symone FOWLER, Ashley Team 0 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Officials: Jim Vastine, Brad Maxey, Marla Gearhart Technical fouls: AKRON-None. Ohio University-None. Attendance: 447 Score by periods 1st nd OT Total AKRON Ohio University Last FG - AKRON OT-00:09, OHIO OT-0:8. Largest lead - AKRON by 4 1st-03:57, OHIO by 9 1st-15:31. OT: % OT: % OT: % Game: % Game: % Game: % 3 In Off nd Fast AKRON OHIO Score tied - 14 times. Lead changed - 16 times. GAME 0: OHIO 33, TOLEDO 5 Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Toledo vs Ohio University 1--1 p.m. at Convocation Center (Athens, Ohio) Toledo (4- MAC) 3 ZANOGUERA, Inma f RICHARDSON, Yolanda c INGERSOLL, Courtney g DORTCH, Andola g LINN, Haylie g SMITH, Lecretia REED-LEWIS, Janelle RECKER, Stephanie JONES, Brianna Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Ohio University (-4 MAC) 0 00 HOWARD, Alesia f FISHER, Tina f BYARD, Mariah g ROBINSON, Shavon g BENSON, Tenishia g BAILES, Erin LYLES, Symone FOWLER, Ashley HARRIS, Porsha BULS, Samantha MCCUSKEY, Olivia Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % Officials: Zachary Klein, Todd Moistner, Linda Miles Technical fouls: Toledo-None. Ohio University-None. Attendance: 411 nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Score by periods 1st nd Total Toledo Ohio University Last FG - TOLEDO nd-00:37, OHIO nd-00:10. Largest lead - TOLEDO by nd-00:37, OHIO None. Game: % Game: % Game: % In Off nd Fast TOLEDO OHIO Score tied - 0 times. Lead changed - 0 times. GAME 1: OHIO 53, CENTRAL MICHIGAN 67 GAME : OHIO 7, WESTERN MICHIGAN 59 Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Ohio University vs Central Michigan 01/5/1 7:00 p.m. at Mount Pleasant, Mich. (McGurik Arena) Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Ohio University vs Western Michigan 1/8/1 p.m. at Kalamazoo, Mich. (University Arena) Ohio University , -5 MAC 1 FISHER, Tina f HOWARD, Alesia g ROBINSON, Shavon g FOWLER, Ashley g BENSON, Tenishia g BYARD, Mariah BAILES, Erin LYLES, Symone HARRIS, Porsha Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Central Michigan , 4-3 MAC 3 BRACEY, Jas'Mine f JOHNSON, Taylor f GREEN, Jessica g BRADFORD, Crystal g DiGUILIO, Niki g MILLER, Skylar OLIVE, Jalisa TAMM, Kerby BELLAMY, Lauren LaDUKE, Jordan Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Officials: Meghan Joseph, Michelle Del Duco, John Gebhardt Technical fouls: Ohio University-LYLES, Symone; HARRIS, Porsha. Central Michigan-None. Attendance: 543 V #34 Ejected at 11:08 (1) technical foul H #3 Ejected at 11:08 (1) flagrant foul H #01 Fouled out at 00:57.1 () Score by periods 1st nd Total Ohio University Central Michigan Last FG - OHIO nd-01:0, CMU nd-01:07. Largest lead - OHIO by 1st-19:41, CMU by 19 nd-07:9. Game: % Game: % Game: % In Off nd Fast OHIO CMU Score tied - times. Lead changed - 1 time. Ohio University ,3-5 MAC 00 HOWARD, Alesia f FISHER, Tina f ROBINSON, Shavon g FOWLER, Ashley g BENSON, Tenishia g BYARD, Mariah BAILES, Erin LYLES, Symone MCCUSKEY, Olivia Team 1 1 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Western Michigan , -6 MAC 03 HENSON, Julia g JOHNSON, A.J. g O'BRIEN, Michelle g ANDERSON, Aurielle g IAQUANIELLO, Maria g BUCHANAN, Corie HALEY, Courtney KNOWLES, Jasmine HARRIS, Marquisha GIDEN, Robin ADALINE, Rachel Team 1 1 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Officials: David Steward, Erika Herriman, Mark Berger Technical fouls: Ohio University-None. Western Michigan-None. Attendance: 178 Ohio # Fouls out at 00:39 Score by periods 1st nd Total Ohio University Western Michigan Last FG - OHIO nd-01:41, WMU nd-01:14. Largest lead - OHIO by 8 nd-17:14, WMU by 1st-19:7. Game: % Game: % Game: % 1 In Off nd Fast OHIO WMU Score tied - times. Lead changed - 1 time.

20 GAME 3: OHIO 53, EASTERN MICHIGAN 63 Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Eastern Michigan vs Ohio University p.m. at Convocation Center (Athens, Ohio) Eastern Michigan (7- MAC) 3 REDDITT, Paige f FOUTY, Olivia f WATKINS, Natachia g THOMAS, Desyree g JAMES, Tavelyn g BIRD, Taylor HAIRSTON, India Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: % nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % 0 Ohio University (3-6 MAC) 00 HOWARD, Alesia f FISHER, Tina f ROBINSON, Shavon g FOWLER, Ashley g BENSON, Tenishia g BYARD, Mariah BAILES, Erin LYLES, Symone MCCUSKEY, Olivia Team 4 6 Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % nd half: % nd half: -9.% nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % 1 Officials: Roy Gulbeyan, Jennifer Lynn Rezac, Linda Miles Technical fouls: Eastern Michigan-FOUTY, Olivia. Ohio University-None. Attendance: 39 Score by periods 1st nd Total Eastern Michigan Ohio University Last FG - EMU nd-0:16, OHIO nd-00:. Largest lead - EMU by 1 nd-17:05, OHIO None. In Off nd Fast EMU OHIO Score tied - 0 times. Lead changed - 0 times.

21 011-1 Ohio Women's Basketball Ohio University Team High/Low Analysis (as of Feb 0, 01) All games Ohio University - TEAM GAME HIGHS POINTS 80 vs Xavier (1/19/11) 75 GEORGE MASON (1-9-11) 73 BUFFALO (1-4-1) 7 at Western Michigan (1/8/1) 7 AKRON (1-19-1) FIELD GOALS MADE 8 GEORGE MASON (1-9-11) 7 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY ( ) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 69 vs Xavier (1/19/11) 68 at Cleveland State (1/5/11) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.58 (8-53) GEORGE MASON (1-9-11).436 (4-55) at Kent State (01/07/1) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 8 BUFFALO (1-4-1) 7 AKRON (1-19-1) 7 CHICAGO STATE ( ) 7 BELMONT UNIVERSITY ( ) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 0 EASTERN MICHIGAN (-1-1) 0 at Kent State (01/07/1) 0 CHICAGO STATE ( ) 0 BELMONT UNIVERSITY ( ) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE.500 (4-8) MARSHALL UNIVERSITY ( ).455 (5-11) at Bowling Green (01/1/1) FREE THROWS MADE 6 vs Xavier (1/19/11) 4 BELMONT UNIVERSITY ( ) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 35 vs Xavier (1/19/11) 31 BELMONT UNIVERSITY ( ) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.93 (1-13) CHICAGO STATE ( ).900 (18-0) at Western Michigan (1/8/1) REBOUNDS 5 CHICAGO STATE ( ) 49 vs Xavier (1/19/11) ASSISTS 17 BUFFALO (1-4-1) 16 CHICAGO STATE ( ) STEALS 19 at Cleveland State (1/5/11) 18 NIAGARA ( ) BLOCKED SHOTS 7 MIAMI (1-15-1) 5 AKRON (1-19-1) TURNOVERS 9 at Morehead State (11/13/11) 3 MIAMI (1-15-1) FOULS 1 vs Syracuse (1/0/11) 0 vs Xavier (1/19/11)

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