TABLE OF CONTENTS. MEDIA INFORMATION Quick Facts Schedule Roster 4 University Leadership 5-7. STUDENT-ATHLETES Player Profiles 8-22

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1 TABLE OF CONTENTS MEDIA INFORMATION Quick Facts Schedule Roster 4 University Leadership 5-7 STUDENT-ATHLETES Player Profiles 8-22 COACHES & STAFF Profiles RECORDS Team-Single Records 34 Team Season Records 35 Individual Game Records 36 Individual Season Records 37 Individual Career Records All-Time Series Records 40 Postseason History 41 Postseason Records/Highs 42 Program Records 43 All-Time Record Year by Year 44 Awards & Honors All-Time Attendance Records 47 All-Time Letterwinners All-Time Numbers Year-by-Year Results Mizzou Rankings History STATS

2 QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION Location... Columbia, Mo. Founded Enrollment...32,777 Nickname...Tigers Colors... Old Gold & Black Home Arena (capacity)...mizzou Arena (15,061) Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference...SEC President...Dr. Mun Y. Choi Interim Chancellor... Dr. Alexander Cartwright Director of Athletics...Jim Sterk Senior Deputy AD/SWA... Sarah Reesman Ticket Office Phone CAT-PAWS COACHING STAFF Head Coach... Robin Pingeton Alma Mater...St. Ambrose, 1990 Record at Mizzou (8th Season) Career Record (23rd Season) Assistant Coach... Jenny Putnam Alma Mater...St. Ambrose, 2001 Assistant Coach...Ashleen Bracey Alma Mater...Illinois State, 2010 Director of Basketball Operations...Heather Buechter Alma Mater...Illinois State, 2008 Director of Recruiting...Willie Cox Alma Mater...Bradley, 1982 Video Coordinator... Mike Donovan Alma Mater...Illinois State, 2011 TEAM HISTORY First Year of Basketball All-Time Record (.545) All-Time Home Record All-Time Record at Mizzou Arena (12) NCAA Appearances/Last...11/2017 WNIT Appearances/Last...7/2015 Last NCAA Opponent... Florida State... L, 77-55, NCAA Stockton Region, 2nd Round Last WNIT Opponent...Michigan... L, 65-55, WNIT 3 rd Round TEAM INFORMATION Overall Record (Home: 15-1 / Away: 5-7 / Neutral: 2-3) SEC Record/Finish /T-3 rd Starters Returning/Lost...2/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...9/3 Newcomers...6 ROSTER BREAKDOWN Returnees (9) Pos. Ht. Yr Stats Jordan Chavis G 5-7 So. 3.5 ppg / 1.4 rpg / 0.6 apg Sophie Cunningham G 6-1 Jr ppg / 5.3 rpg / 3.4 apg Jordan Frericks F 6-1 R-Sr ppg / 7.7 rpg / 1.4 apg* Kayla Michael F 6-2 R-Sr. 0.9 ppg / 2.1 rpg / 0.5 apg Bri Porter F 6-3 Sr. 2.1 ppg / 2.0 rpg / 0.3 apg* Cierra Porter F 6-4 Jr ppg / 8.1 rpg / 1.4 bpg Jordan Roundtree G 5-9 So. 0.7 ppg / 0.8 rpg / 0.1 apg Hannah Schuchts F 6-2 R-So. 1.9 ppg / 1.7 rpg / 0.6 bpg Amber Smith G 5-11 So. 5.9 ppg / 2.8 rpg / 0.6 apg * Stats (sat out season with injury) Newcomers (6) Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown Lauren Aldridge G 5-7 R-Jr. Marshfield, Mo. Elle Brown G 5-11 Fr. Columbia, Mo. Nadia Green G 5-10 Fr. Chicago, Ill. Emmanuelle Tahane F 6-1 Fr. Bondy, France Haley Troup^ G 5-10 Fr. Gadsden, Ala. Kelsey Winfrey G 5-9 Fr. Lebanon, Mo. ^ Must sit out season per NCAA transfer rules SOCIAL MEDIA INFORMATION Facebook...Facebook.com/MizzouWBB Twitter...@MizzouWBB Instagram...@MizzouWBB YouTube... YouTube.com/MissouriWBB STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS INFORMATION Executive Associate AD/Strategic Communications...Nick Joos Strategic Communications Phone...(573) Strategic Communications Fax...(573) Assistant Director/WBB Contact...R.J. Layton Office Phone...(573) Cell Phone...(765) Address... laytonr@missouri.edu Mizzou Arena Press Row...(573) Athletics Website... Shipping Address Hearnes Center 600 Stadium Blvd. Columbia, MO RADIO INFORMATION Radio Station...KTGR (1580 AM and FM) Play-by-Play Announcer...Brad Tregnago Color Analyst...Kathy Wiesen Address Lemone Industrial Blvd., Suite 200 Columbia, MO Phone...(573)

3 SCHEDULE Mizzou Women s Basketball Schedule Date Opponent Location Tipoff (CT) Nov. 2 Southwest Baptist (Exh.) Mizzou Arena 7 p.m. Nov. 6 McKendree (Exh.) Mizzou Arena 7 p.m. Nov. 10 Western Kentucky^ Iowa City, Iowa 2:30 p.m. Nov. 11 Iowa OR Quinnipiac^ Iowa City, Iowa tbd Nov. 16 wright State Mizzou Arena 7 p.m. Nov. 19 Missouri State springfield, Missouri 2 p.m. Nov. 24 coppin State+ Berkeley, California 6 p.m. Nov. 25 california OR Manhattan+ Berkeley, California tbd Nov. 30 Kansas State& Mizzou Arena 8 p.m. Dec. 2 new Orleans Mizzou Arena 2 p.m. Dec. 8 Saint Louis Mizzou Arena 7 p.m. Dec. 10 SIUE Mizzou Arena 2 p.m. Dec. 17 Indiana% West Palm Beach, Florida 1:30 p.m. Dec. 18 Xavier% West Palm Beach, Florida 4 p.m. Dec. 22 illinois Mizzou Arena 12 p.m. Dec. 31 alabama* tuscaloosa, Alabama 2 p.m. Jan. 4 LSU* Mizzou Arena 7 p.m. Jan. 7 South Carolina* Mizzou Arena 1 p.m. Jan. 11 vanderbilt* Nashville, Tennessee 7 p.m. Jan. 18 ole Miss* oxford, Mississippi 8 p.m. Jan. 21 arkansas* Mizzou Arena 4 p.m. Jan. 25 georgia* athens, Georgia 6 p.m. Jan. 28 south Carolina* columbia, South Carolina 5 p.m. Feb. 1 Mississippi State* Mizzou Arena 7:30 p.m. Feb. 5 florida* Mizzou Arena 6 p.m. Feb. 8 Kentucky* Mizzou Arena 8 p.m. Feb. 11 arkansas* fayetteville, Arkansas 4 p.m. Feb. 15 auburn* auburn, Alabama 6 p.m. Feb. 18 tennessee* Mizzou Arena 1 p.m. OR 4 p.m. Feb. 22 vanderbilt* Mizzou Arena 7 p.m. Feb. 25 texas A&M* college Station, Texas 3 p.m. Feb Mar. 4 Southeastern Conference Tournament Nashville, Tennessee tbd * SEC Game ^ Hawkeye Challenge (Iowa City, Iowa) + Cal Classic (Berkeley, California) & Big 12/SEC Challenge % West Palm Invitational (West Palm Beach, Florida) 3

4 ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Height Year Hometown (High School/Previous School) 0 Haley Troup^ G 5-10 Fr. Gadsden, Ala. (Gadsden City) 1 Kelsey Winfrey G 5-9 Fr. Lebanon, Mo. (Lebanon) 2 Jordan Roundtree G 5-9 So. St. Louis, Mo. (Kirkwood) 3 Sophie Cunningham G 6-1 Jr. Columbia, Mo. (Rock Bridge) 4 Bri Porter F 6-3 Sr. Columbia, Mo. (Rock Bridge) 5 Lauren Aldridge G 5-7 R-Jr. Marshfield, Mo. (Marshfield/Kansas) 10 Nadia Green G 5-10 Fr. Chicago, Ill. (Homewood-Flossmoor) 12 Elle Brown G 5-11 Fr. Columbia, Mo. (Rock Bridge) 13 Hannah Schuchts F 6-2 R-So. Tallahassee, Fla. (Maclay School) 20 Kayla Michael F 6-2 R-Sr. Cincinnati, Ohio (Mason) 21 Cierra Porter F 6-4 Jr. Columbia, Mo. (Rock Bridge) 22 Jordan Frericks F 6-1 R-Sr. Quincy, Ill. (Quincy Notre Dame) 23 Amber Smith G 5-11 So. Shreveport, La. (Loyola College Prep) 24 Jordan Chavis G 5-7 So. Lexington, N.C. (Central Davidson) 34 Emmanuelle Tahane F 6-1 Fr. Bondy, France (Marcelin Berthelot) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Height Year Hometown (High School/Previous School) 5 Lauren Aldridge G 5-7 R-Jr. Marshfield, Mo. (Marshfield/Kansas) 12 Elle Brown G 5-11 Fr. Columbia, Mo. (Rock Bridge) 24 Jordan Chavis G 5-7 So. Lexington, N.C. (Central Davidson) 3 Sophie Cunningham G 6-1 Jr. Columbia, Mo. (Rock Bridge) 22 Jordan Frericks F 6-1 R-Sr. Quincy, Ill. (Quincy Notre Dame) 10 Nadia Green G 5-10 Fr. Chicago, Ill. (Homewood-Flossmoor) 20 Kayla Michael F 6-2 R-Sr. Cincinnati, Ohio (Mason) 4 Bri Porter F 6-3 Sr. Columbia, Mo. (Rock Bridge) 21 Cierra Porter F 6-4 Jr. Columbia, Mo. (Rock Bridge) 2 Jordan Roundtree G 5-9 So. St. Louis, Mo. (Kirkwood) 13 Hannah Schuchts F 6-2 R-So. Tallahassee, Fla. (Maclay School) 23 Amber Smith G 5-11 So. Shreveport, La. (Loyola College Prep) 34 Emmanuelle Tahane F 6-1 Fr. Bondy, France (Marcelin Berthelot) 0 Haley Troup^ G 5-10 Fr. Gadsden, Ala. (Gadsden City) 1 Kelsey Winfrey G 5-9 Fr. Lebanon, Mo. (Lebanon) ^ Must sit out per NCAA transfer rules HEAD COACH - Robin Pingeton DIRECTOR OF RECRUITING - Willie Cox ASSISTANT COACH - Jenny Putnam DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS - Heather Buechter ASSISTANT COACH - Ashleen Bracey VIDEO COORDINATOR - Mike Donovan STRENGTH & CONDITIONING - Jacob Linn GRADUATE STUDENT MANAGERS: Lindsey Cunningham, Bri Kulas PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Robin Pingeton...Pinge (rhymes with hinge)-ton Elle Brown... Ell-EE Jordan Frericks... Fr-AIR-icks Cierra Porter...Sierra Hannah Schuchts... Shoots Emmanuelle Tahane...Ee-man-OO-el Tu-AHN Haley TROUP... TROOP 4

5 DR. MUN Y. CHOI PRESIDENT, UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI 1st Year Illinois, 87 Following a near year-long national search, the University of Missouri Board of Curators announced the appointment of Dr. Mun Y. Choi as the 24th president in the history of the University of Missouri System on November 2, The former provost and executive vice president of the University of Connecticut (UConn), Dr. Choi succeeded Interim President Michael Middleton on March 1, Dr. Choi s 24-year career in higher education includes his previous position as provost and executive vice president at UConn, one of the nation s top 20 public universities in the latest U.S. News rankings. At UConn, he oversaw a budget of $700 million while working with 1,500 full-time faculty, 31,000 students and 2,000 staff across 12 schools and colleges including Schools of Medicine, Dental Medicine and Law. Under his leadership, UConn developed several innovative new programs that have resulted in enrollment growth, UNIVERSITY SYSTEM LEADERSHIP increased faculty hiring, innovative research and new and expanded industry partnerships. Born in South Korea, Dr. Choi came to the U.S. as a child. As a young man, he worked in his family s successful business in Chicago, and later graduated from the University of lllinois at Urbana-Champaign with a bachelor s degree in general engineering in He later earned a master s degree and doctorate in mechanical and aerospace engineering from Princeton University. Prior to serving as provost and executive vice president, Dr. Choi was dean of engineering at UConn from 2008 to Earlier, he was department head of mechanical engineering and mechanics at Drexel University ( ) and assistant and associate professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Becoming president of the University of Missouri System is unquestionably the pinnacle of my professional career, said Dr. Choi. As a product of and passionate champion for public higher education, I will advocate tirelessly on behalf of our exceptional institutions with state and national business, political and civic leaders to achieve excellence in all that we do, and make sure our great campuses realize their full potential. MU SYSTEM BOARD OF CURATORS JULIA G. BRNCIC St. Louis DARRYL CHATMAN St. Louis JAMIE FARMER Jefferson City MAURICE B. GRAHAM Clayton JOHN R. PHILLIPS Kansas City PHILLIP H. SNOWDEN Kansas City DAVID L. STEELMAN Rolla JON T. SUNDVOLD Columbia JEFFREY L. LAYMAN Springfield 5

6 6 MIZZOU CHANCELLOR DR. ALEXANDER N. CARTWRIGHT CHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI 1st Year IOWA, 89 Dr. Alexander N. Cartwright has served as Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor of the State University of New York (SUNY) since September As Provost, Dr. Cartwright supports the Chancellor and Board of Trustees in carrying out their oversight responsibilities of the 64-campus system. He drives academic policy and oversees a broad portfolio including: access and inclusion; academic program planning and assessment; enrollment management; student success; global affairs; information technology; and, SUNY s broad research enterprise. Dr. Cartwright has refocused SUNY s academic agenda around the overarching areas of: student success and completion; diversity, equity and inclusion; and, through research growth in emerging areas, increasing SUNY s impact on state and global challenges. Dr. Cartwright introduced and saw adopted a sweeping diversity, equity and inclusion policy which applies to all campuses and SUNY s System Administration. A native of the Bahamas, Dr. Cartwright believes in inclusive excellence wherein an institution cannot achieve excellence if it is not inclusive. He developed a comprehensive completion model to meet SUNY s ambitious goal of ensuring that more New Yorkers earn the credentials they need to succeed. He launched a system-wide Educational Effectiveness and Strategic Enrollment process designed to support each campus in meeting improvement goals. He established and oversees the Applied Learning Steering Committee to ensure faculty oversight of SUNY s goal of a rigorous, meaningful, applied learning experience for every student. During his tenure as Provost, Dr. Cartwright also served as Acting President of the Research Foundation for SUNY from January 2015 June 2016, overseeing the Foundation s management of over $1 billion dollars in annual sponsored research activity and recommitting the organization to focus on creation of a culture of compliance, transparent administration of sponsored research; and supporting campus efforts to commercialize intellectual property created on campuses. At the same time, he established the position of Vice Chancellor for Research and Economic Development to support research efforts of SUNY faculty, grow business and industry partnerships, and foster both undergraduate and graduate research opportunities for SUNY students. Dr. Cartwright also served as Officer-in-Charge of two SUNY campuses undergoing leadership transition, SUNY s Downstate Medical Center and SUNY Polytechnic Institute. In each case he worked with campus faculty governance, faculty at large, students, staff and administrators to meet time-sensitive needs and to identify, and see through to appointment, interim leadership. Dr. Cartwright represents SUNY in Congressional, Federal Agency, White House, and State Legislative audiences to share SUNY s input on key academic and research issues. Dr. Cartwright came to the role of Provost already a member of the SUNY community. He joined the University at Buffalo, State University of New York (UB) in 1995 serving on the faculty and holding increasingly senior administrative positions at the AAU research university. His immediate past position was that of Vice President for Research and Economic Development and Acting Executive Director of the New York State Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics and Life Sciences. In these roles, he was responsible for campus/industry relations, research funding and compliance, research communications and research support for UB and the Center. An internationally recognized researcher and scholar in the area of optical sensors, Dr. Cartwright previously served as the Chair of both the Electrical Engineering and Biomedical Engineering Departments at UB. Before beginning these concurrent chairmanships, Dr. Cartwright led UB s efforts to synergize research across disciplines as the Vice Provost for Strategic Initiatives. In this position he oversaw infrastructure and scholarship in eight areas of strategic strength that spanned departments from Visual Studies to Medicine. He has served as a professor in Electrical Engineering and Biomedical Engineering and an adjunct full professor in Physics at UB. In the first years of his professorship, Dr. Cartwright received both the National Science Foundation CAREER Award and the Office of Naval Research Young Investigator Award. He earned the SUNY Chancellor s award for Excellence in Teaching in Dr. Cartwright retains his rank as full professor while serving as System Provost, he continues to run the Laboratory for Applied Spectroscopic Evaluation (LASE), oversee doctoral students and one post-doc student, and remains active in research, receiving his latest NSF award in Dr. Cartwright s research is generally in the area of optical materials and sensors. Currently, he is engaged in engineering optical metamaterials, artificial materials that provide optical properties not readily available in nature. His technology for fabricating a rainbow-colored polymer using a one-step, low-cost holographic lithography method was one of just five inventions worldwide to be named to the Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) s 2013 list of Innovations that Could Change the Way You Manufacture. Dr. Cartwright is a prolific and highly influential scholar, producing more than 150 peer reviewed journal publications and conference proceedings. He has received considerable funding from numerous organizations including the National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, Air Force Office of Scientific Research, Department of Defense, and the Office of Naval Research, and various industrial sponsors. Dr. Cartwright holds four patents. In November 2016, Dr. Cartwright was named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). Dr. Cartwright was recognized for, outstanding research, teaching and mentorship in optics, for advancing science in New York, nationally, and internationally, and for strengthening diversity and inclusion in science. In February 2016, Dr. Cartwright was named to the Carnegie Math Pathways Advisory Board by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. In September of 2015, Dr. Cartwright was appointed by NYS Governor Andrew Cuomo to the Photonics Institute Board of Officers. In December of 2014, Dr. Cartwright earned appointment as a Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors. Dr. Cartwright is a Fellow of SPIE The International Society for Optical Engineering; a senior member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE); a member of the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE), Eta Kappa Nu, and the Materials Research Society (MRS). Dr. Cartwright holds a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Iowa. He and his wife Melinda have two children, both now in college, Andrew and Alyssa.

7 JIM STERK DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS 2nd Year Western Washington, 80 Jim Sterk was named Mizzou s 20th Director of Athletics on August, 9, 2016, following highly successful tenures leading intercollegiate athletics programs at San Diego State, Washington State and Portland State. In his first year in Columbia, Mizzou Athletics continued to achieve academically, athletically and administratively. Academically, 269 Mizzou student-athletes received SEC Honor Roll recognition, 303 garnered University Dean s List status for at least one semester, 14 teams registered a 3.00 grade-point average for the Spring 2017 semester and four teams recorded perfect NCAA Academic Progress Rate marks of 1,000 women s golf, women s tennis, soccer and volleyball. Tiger studentathletes also spent over 4,800 hours volunteering with more than 50 organizations in Columbia and the surrounding communities. Fueled by Top 16 NCAA Championship finishes in wrestling (5th), women s indoor track & field (8th), men s swimming & diving (9th), women s swimming & diving (13th), women s cross country (16th) and volleyball (Sweet 16), Mizzou Athletics ranked a program-best 33rd in the Learfield Directors Cup standings with a school-record points. The Tigers, who have produced four Top 40 Directors Cup finishes in the award s 24-year history, had not finished better than 36th prior to In , 16 Mizzou teams were represented in NCAA postseason play, two teams won conference championships (volleyball and wrestling) and 10 squads ranked among the nation s Top 25 in their respective sports at season s end. Two other MU programs, baseball and softball, were also ranked at some point during their respective seasons to give the Tigers 12 Top 25 programs during In addition, two Tigers combined to win four NCAA individual championships as senior wrestler J den Cox won his third national title at 197 lbs., and junior Karissa Schweizer became just the fourth female in NCAA history to win the distance triple crown (cross country, indoor 5,000m and outdoor 5,000m national titles), and first since Mizzou also produced 13 individual conference champions and had 31 studentathletes earn 69 All-America certificates in 11 different sports. The generosity, loyalty and passion of more than 7,000 donors allowed the Tiger Scholarship Fund (TSF) to raise a school-record $50.4 million during the fiscal year, shattering the previous record by more than $4.7 million. TSF s record-breaking total, which included new pledges and cash gifts, was aided by a school-record 11 gifts of $1 million or more, and marked just the second time in school history that the TSF surpassed the $40 million threshold in philanthropic support and just the fifth time it topped the $30 million plateau. Working with the Missouri Board of Curators, Sterk secured approval for Kansas City-based Populous to design the Memorial Stadium South End Zone facility which is scheduled to come on-line in This game-changing project for Tiger football will include coaches offices, a locker room, training room, weight room and team meeting rooms as well as new premium seating opportunities for Mizzou fans. ATHLETICS LEADERS Sterk joined the Mizzou family from San Diego State, where he enjoyed a six-year tenure that was highlighted by the most successful five seasons in Aztecs history with 32 conference championships from thru , including a Mountain West-leading 28 titles in that stretch, and the nation s fourth-highest combined winning percentage in football and men s basketball. In addition, SDSU was one of only four schools nationally to have appeared in six consecutive NCAA tournaments and have its football team play in five straight bowl games over that span. Jim elevated SDSU to a respectable level both athletically and academically, said Marshall Faulk, a member of the Pro-Football Hall of Fame and former St. Louis Ram and SDSU Aztec. His leadership was instrumental in the rise of SDSU success. How we cared for our student-athletes was his No. 1 concern. While I m sad to see him go, I am equally happy for Jim and his family, and I told him he is going to love the people of Missouri. Mizzou, you hired a man with impeccable integrity. SDSU set a school-record with 13 programs setting multi-year highs in the 2016 Academic Progress Report released by the NCAA with 313 student-athletes honored for their academic achievements. The athletic department also enjoyed a record fundraising year for scholarships and a new basketball facility. For his efforts, Sterk was named the Under Armour Athletic Director of the Year by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics, which highlights the efforts of athletic directors for their commitment and positive contributions to student-athletes, campuses and their surrounding communities. Sterk was also appointed to the NCAA Division I Men s Basketball Committee as the Mountain West Conference s representative. Sterk went to SDSU from Washington State University, where he served as athletic director from Prior to his hiring at WSU, he was the AD at Portland State University from 1995 to Sterk enjoys a solid reputation and the respect of his peers across the country. The NCAA recognized him and WSU in 2006 as the Division IA Athletic Directors Program of Excellence. He oversaw a period of unparalleled success at Washington State with historic accomplishments both on and off the field during his tenure in Pullman. In his last three years at WSU, 13 Cougar teams competed in NCAA postseason tournaments, including back-to-back trips by the men s basketball team (2007 and 2008), while women s rowing earned five NCAA championship bids, including a fourth-place finish in 2006, the highest finish ever by a WSU women s team in NCAA competition. Sterk graduated from Western Washington University in 1980, where he earned four letters in football and one in basketball. He was credited with a school-record 164 tackles during the 1977 season, garnering first-team NAIA District I all-star accolades. He was named team captain and MVP, helping the Vikings to the district championship game. On Feb. 6, 2010, Sterk was inducted into Western Washington s Athletics Hall of Fame for his gridiron success. He received his master s degree in sports administration from Ohio University. In addition to SDSU, Washington State and Portland State, his professional career has also included administrative positions at North Carolina, Maine, Seattle Pacific and Tulane. Sterk and his wife Debi have three daughters: Ashley, Amy and Abby. 7

8 PLAYER PROFILES 0 HALEY TROUP 5-10 G FR. GADSDEN, ALA. (GADSDEN) - Scored 2,284 career points in high school Major: Undeclared High School: Joins the Tigers after originally signing with South Carolina and will sit out the campaign due to NCAA transfer rules... Has four years of eligibility remaining... Racked up 2,284 career points, 1,235 career rebounds and 842 career assists in her illustrious career at Gadsden High School... Poured in 19.4 points and grabbed seven rebounds per game in , earning Alabama Super All-State First Team recognition...averaged 17.9 points, 6.6 rebounds and 4.1 assists and claimed a spot in the Alabama North/South All-Star Game in July of Was the Gadsden Messenger Co-Player of the Year and was named a finalist for Alabama Sports Writers Association Class 7A Player of the Year... Garnered Alabama Sports Writers Class 7A First Team honors in By the end of her junior season, she was already in her school s 1,000-point club as well as the 1,000-rebound club. Personal: Father, Kevin, played point guard at Athens State and is now a basketball coach... Held offers from Alabama, Auburn, Vanderbilt, UAB, Texas, Texas Tech and South Carolina, among others SEASON-HIGHS Points...N/A 3-Pointers...N/A Free Throws...N/A Rebounds...N/A Assists...N/A Steals...N/A Blocks...N/A Minutes...N/A CAREER-HIGHS Points...N/A 3-Pointers...N/A Free Throws...N/A Rebounds...N/A Assists...N/A Steals...N/A Blocks...N/A Minutes...N/A 8

9 1 KELSEY WINFREY 5-9 G FR. LEBANON, MO. (LEBANON) - Was a six-sport athlete in high school Major: Physical Therapy PLAYER PROFILES High School: Holds 21 school records at Lebanon (Mo.) High School, including career records for points, rebounds, assists and steals... Was a 2017 Miss Show-Me Basketball finalist after averaging a team-high 21.6 points, 7.4 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 4.9 steals per game as a senior... Finished her career with 2,052 points, 794 rebounds, 463 steals and 316 assists while shooting a sizzling 52 percent from the field... Two-time first-team All-State (2016 & 2017)... Four-time first-team All-Ozark Conference member, four-time Academic All-Ozark Conference honoree and four-time All-District first-team honoree Gatorade Player of the Year finalist... Led Lebanon to a 23-6 mark as a senior and racked up 69 victories over her four-year career. Personal: Daughter of Larry and Sharon Winfrey and has a sister, Jessica, and brother, Luke... Sister and father graduated from Mizzou... Maintained a high school GPA of 3.75 or higher for three years... In high school, was a member of the National Honor Society and president of the school s Fellowship of Christian Athletes chapter... Been a Tiger fan her entire life and always dreamed of playing at Mizzou... Also participated in cross country, track and field, volleyball, weightlifting and football in high school, scoring the first varsity point by a female in Lebanon football history... Majoring in physical therapy at Mizzou... Chose Mizzou over Oklahoma State and North Carolina, among others SEASON-HIGHS Points...N/A 3-Pointers...N/A Free Throws...N/A Rebounds...N/A Assists...N/A Steals...N/A Blocks...N/A Minutes...N/A CAREER-HIGHS Points...N/A 3-Pointers...N/A Free Throws...N/A Rebounds...N/A Assists...N/A Steals...N/A Blocks...N/A Minutes...N/A 9

10 PLAYER PROFILES 2 JORDAN ROUNDTREE 5-9 G SO. ST. LOUIS, MO. (KIRKWOOD) - Tiger Leadership Institute representative Major: Sport Management : Played in 25 games, averaging 0.8 points and 0.9 rebounds in 4.2 minutes per game Scored in five games and grabbed a rebound in nine outings Played nine minutes against Indiana State, scoring a bucket and snatching four rebounds, with three of the four coming on the offensive glass (11/22) Converted a basket and added a blocked shot vs. IUPUI (12/04) Snagged a career-high four rebounds vs. UT-Martin (12/17) Tallied three rebounds and dished her first career assist in Mizzou s SEC opener vs. Georgia (01/01) Played a careerhigh 17 minutes at No. 5 Mississippi State and finished with a career-best six points to go along with three rebounds (02/05) Made a career-high four free throws and added two rebounds in the home finale vs. Ole Miss (02/23) Played eight minutes in the NCAA Tournament vs. Florida State, finishing with five points behind two made field goals and her first career three-pointer (03/19). High School: Ranked a three-star prospect and the No. 148 recruit nationally in the Blue Star Report Top 300 rankings for the class of First-team all-state honoree as a senior... Gatorade Missouri Player of the Year nominee... Miss Show-Me Basketball finalist... First-team All-Suburban XII South Conference selection... St. Louis Post-Dispatch first-team all-metro... St. Louis American Newspaper Metro Co-Player of the Year... USA Today All-Missouri Girls Team member... Army Reserve National Scholar-Athlete... Led her team to a sectional title and first appearance in the state final, finishing as the Class 5 runner-up... Received St. Louis Post-Dispatch and FOX 2/Arby s Athlete of the Week recognition on multiple occasions... Finished career with 1,595 points... Averaged 17 points and six rebounds per game as a senior... Averaged over 14 points per game as a junior... Notched 16.9 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.3 assists per contest as a sophomore at Parkway West High School... All-state honoree in track and field... Competed for the Missouri Phenom in AAU competition... Phenom were the 2014 Super 64 national champions, 2014 Adidas national champions Adidas 3 Stripe All-American and National Championship All-Tournament Team member... Ran of the 4x400 relay team that finished second in the state finals and placed seventh individually in the 400-meter dash at the state meet... National Honor Society member that graduated with a 3.9 grade point average. Personal: Born Nov. 1, Daughter of Bill and Teana Roundtree... Father was a basketball standout at Mizzou from Cousin, Dedrick Harrington, played football at Mizzou from and professionally for the Dallas Cowboys, Indianapolis Colts and St. Louis Rams... Majoring in Sport Management... Enjoys cooking, listening to music, working out, watching movies and reading... Favorite basketball player is Stephen Curry... Chose Mizzou over Texas A&M, Missouri State, Saint Louis, Memphis, DePaul, SIU Edwardsville, UT Arlington and Georgia Southern. SEASON-HIGHS Points... 6 at Mississippi State, 2/5/17 3-Pointers... 1, vs. Florida State, 3/19/17 Free Throws...4 vs. Ole Miss, 2/23/17 Rebounds...4 twice, last vs. UT-Martin, 12/17/16 Assists...1 three times, last vs. Florida State, 3/19/17 Steals...N/A Blocks... 1 twice, last at IUPUI, 12/4/16 Minutes at Mississippi State, 2/5/17 CAREER-HIGHS Points... 6 at Mississippi State, 2/5/17 3-Pointers... 1, vs. Florida State, 3/19/17 Free Throws...4 vs. Ole Miss, 2/23/17 Rebounds...4 twice, last vs. UT-Martin, 12/17/16 Assists...1 three times, last vs. Florida State, 3/19/17 Steals...N/A Blocks... 1 twice, last at IUPUI, 12/4/16 Minutes at Mississippi State, 2/5/17 Career Stats Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL / SCHUCHTS, Hannah 10

11 PLAYER PROFILES 3 SOPHIE CUNNINGHAM 6-1 G JR. COLUMBIA, MO. (ROCK BRIDGE) SEASON-HIGHS : AP All-America Honorable Mention, First Team All-SEC by the Coaches & the AP, 2-time SEC Player of the Week, National Player of the Week (Feb. 21) : SEC Freshman of the Year, Second-Team All-SEC, SEC All-Freshman Team, Inside Columbia Magazine Athlete of the Year, Six-Time SEC Freshman of the Year Major: Sport Management Points vs. Texas A&M, 1/19/17 3-Pointers...5 twice, last vs. Ole Miss, 2/23/17 Free Throws vs. Texas A&M, 1/19/17 Rebounds twice, last vs. Western Illinois, 11/29/16 Assists...9 vs. Georgia Tech, 11/26/16 Steals... 3 vs. Abilene Christian, 11/11/16 Blocked Shots...3 vs. UT-Martin, 12/17/16 Minutes vs. Texas A&M, 1/19/17 Career Stats : Started all 31 games she appeared in Has 989 points through two seasons, the second-most by any Tiger sophomore in program history Currently has the third-best free throw percentage in program history, shooting 84.1 percent at the charity stripe Also currently owns the sixth-best career three-point field goal percentage in program history (36.8) 15.7 PPG through two campaigns ranks seventh best all-time at Mizzou thus far Averaged 17.5 points, 5.3 rebounds, 3.4 assists and 0.9 steals per game as a sophomore Led Mizzou in total points, points per game, assists per game, free throw percentage, field goal percentage and total field goals made in Shot 84.8 percent from the free throw line, which ranked second in the SEC and ranks fifth in program history for a single season Sunk 140 free throws, the ninth-most in a season in Mizzou history Scored 19.1 points per game in league play, which ranked second in the SEC Shot 48.2 percent from the field for the season (9th in the SEC) and 49.5 percent from the field in league play (7th in the SEC) Topped the SEC in league play in 3-point field goal percentage (42.7) Reached double figures in 26 games, scored at least 20 points in 10 games and scored at least 30 points in three games Was the only player in the SEC to score at least 32 points in three separate games in Grabbed at least seven rebounds in 12 games, dished at least four assists in 13 games and drained at least seven free throws in nine games Made 10-of-16 field goals on her way to 24 points against Alabama (01/08) Followed with 32 points on 12-of-17 shooting in her next outing at LSU, making a season-best five triples (1/12) In an OT win over Texas A&M (1/19), piled up a season-high 36 points while sinking a careerbest 14 free throws in a career-high 43 minutes... In Mizzou s historic win over No. 6 South Carolina, scored a team-best 26 points, including the game-winning bucket (02/19) Earned a pair of National Player of the Week Awards and SEC Player of the Week recognition following the performance vs. the Gamecocks In the regular season finale vs. Ole Miss, scored 32 points, shooting a season-best 84.6 from the floor (11-of-13) while making five threes (02/23) Averaged 14.5 points during Mizzou s NCAA Tournament run, including a team-high 17 points vs. Florida State (03/19) : Named SEC Freshman of the Year by the league s head coaches and Associated Press One of eight finalists for USBWA National Freshman of the Year Set an SEC record with six Freshman of the Week awards (Nov. 17, Nov. 24, Dec. 8, Jan. 19, Feb. 23, Feb. 29) Named second-team All-SEC and a member of the SEC All-Freshman Team Started all 32 games at shooting guard Set a school record with 42 points vs. Wake Forest (11/22) in only her fourth career game, which tied for the 12th-highest scoring output in the nation and the most by an SEC player by six points Voted Inside Columbia Magazine 2016 Athlete of the Year, finishing ahead of NASCAR driver Carl Edwards and national champion wrestler J Den Cox... Scored in double figures 21 times and notched 20-plus points in 10 games Registered four double-doubles Averaged a team-leading 14.0 points per game and ranked second on the team with 5.8 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 1.1 steals per contest Shot 50 percent (149-for-297) from the field, 36 percent (37-for-104) from 3-point range and 83 percent (113-for-136) from the free throw line, which ranked third in the SEC Ranked 11th in the SEC in scoring (14.0) and was the only freshman in the league s top 23 Was 11th in the league in assists (1.1) Finished with the second-most points (448) and made free throws (113) ever by a Mizzou freshman Recorded the third-best assist-to-turnover ratio (1.2) ever by a Tigers freshman Grabbed the fifth-most rebounds (187) ever by a Mizzou freshman Averaged 12.3 points, 6.1 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 0.9 steals per game during SEC play Team-leading 43 assists in league action Shot 43 percent (63-for-145) from the floor, 24 percent (11-for-46) from 3-point range and 78 percent (59-for-76) from the foul line in the SEC slate During nonconference action, averaged 15.7 points, 5.7 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 1.3 steals per game... Shot 60 percent (72-for-121) from the field, 49 percent (22-for-45) from beyond the arc and 88 percent (38-for-43) from the free throw line in nonconference action Scored 23 points at Texas (3/21) in the Second Round of the NCAA Tournament and vs. Loyola Marymount (12/7). High School: Recognized as a McDonald s All-American and ranked as high as No. 14 prospect in the country by Blue Star Report and No. 20 recruit by ESPN HoopGurlz after leading Rock Bridge High School in Columbia, Mo., to four Class 5 state titles... Played in the 2015 Jordan Brand Classic in New York USA Today Gatorade Missouri Girls Basketball Player of the Year... Class 5 Player of the Year as a junior and senior Co-Miss Show-Me Basketball... Missouri Basketball Coaches Association Player of the Year in Named the co-recipient of the 2015 Kiwanis Club of Columbia Don Faurot Sportsperson of the Year award along with her high school coach, Jill Nagel MaxPreps fourth-team All-American... Four-time all-state, all-region, all-district and all-conference honoree... Three-time Columbia Daily Tribune Player of the Year... Set a school record with 1,983 career points... Her No. 3 jersey was retired following her senior season in which she averaged 21.1 points, 7.3 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 2.9 steals... As a junior, averaged 18.5 points, 5.0 rebounds, 4.4 assists and 2.4 steals per game... Invited to the 2015 USA Basketball Women s U19 World Championship Team Trials roster as one of the nation s top 34 athletes... Also was selected to the 2014 USA Basketball Women s U18 National Team Trials and played at the 2013 USA Basketball 3x3 U18 National Tournament... Played for Missouri Eclipse in AAU competition. Personal: Born Aug. 16, Daughter of Jim and Paula Cunningham... Older sister, Lindsey, also played basketball for Mizzou... Her mother (track and field), father (football), aunt (basketball), uncle (football) and grandfather (football) also competed athletically for the Tigers... Enjoys singing, swimming, fishing, riding horses and being outside at her family farm... Favorite basketball player is LeBron James... Earned a black belt in Tae Kwon Do at six years old... Chose Mizzou over virtually every other program in the country. CAREER-HIGHS Points...42 vs. Wake Forest, 11/22/15 3-Pointers...6 vs. Wake Forest, 11/22/15 Free Throws...14 vs. Texas A&M, 1/19/17 Rebounds...11 at Ole Miss, 1/31/16 Assists...9 vs. Georgia Tech, 11/25/16 Steals... 3, 7 times, last vs. Abilene Christian, 11/11/16 Blocks...3 vs. UT-Martin, 12/17/16 Minutes...43 vs. Texas A&M, 1/19/17 Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL / FRERICKS, Jordan 11

12 PLAYER PROFILES 4 BRI PORTER 6-3 F SR. COLUMBIA, MO. (ROCK BRIDGE) - One of four Porter siblings currently playing at Mizzou & niece of head coach Robin Pingeton Major: Electrical Engineering & Physics Was sidelined during the campaign after suffering a season-ending knee injury prior to the season : Played in 30 games (one start) Averaged 2.1 points, 2.0 rebounds and 10.0 minutes per game Shot 33 percent (23-for-70) from the field and 77 percent (17-for-22) from the free throw line Averaged 4.1 points and 2.6 boards during nonconference play Grabbed at least six rebounds in three contests Scored a season-high 16 points and grabbed a career-high eight rebounds in 15 minutes vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff (11/16) Made first career start vs. LSU (1/28) Scored eight points in 14 minutes vs. Southeast Missouri (12/2) Drained a career-high eight free throws vs. SIU Edwardsville (11/24) Dished out a career-best two assists vs. Arkansas (2/14) Tied a career-high with three steals in three games : Saw extensive reserve action in the first 12 contests before suffering a torn ACL vs. UT Martin (12/22) that ended her season... Averaged 5.1 points, 2.8 rebounds and 13.4 minutes per game... Finished third on the team with 10 blocks... Dished out three assists... Shot 46 percent (25-for-54) from the floor and 73 percent (11-for-15) from the foul line... Scored in double figures three times, all during her first five career games... Set a season-high with 18 points on 8-of-10 shooting to go along with five rebounds and a block in 21 minutes vs. Southeast Missouri (11/17) in her second career game... Scored 11 points, established season-highs with six rebounds and two blocks and went a perfect 5-for-5 from the free throw line vs. Western Illinois (11/14) in her NCAA debut... Season-high three steals vs. California (11/23) at the Wahine Classic in Honolulu, Hawai i... Set a season-high with 27 minutes played and tied a season-best with six rebounds (five offensive) at Wake Forest (12/20)... Tied a career-best with two blocks vs. Saint Louis (12/8) and vs. Northern Illinois (12/14)... Scored 10 points in 11 minutes of action vs. Milwaukee (11/30). High School: Played for Jill Nagel at Rock Bridge High School in Columbia, Mo.... Led the team to three Class 4 state championships ( )... Received all-district and all-state honors following the 2014 season... Ranked as the No. 41 recruit nationally by ESPNU HoopGurlz 100 and No. 40 by Premier Girls Basketball Report... Awarded all-district honors in her freshman and sophomore seasons... Named to the Jefferson City Jays Holiday Classic All-Tournament Team in Also earned All-Tournament Team honors in 2011 at the KTXR Lady Classic... Led her team in shooting with a 61 percent mark from the floor in Standout in the classroom as she won the National Merit Scholar and AP Scholar with Distinction awards... Member of the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association Academic All-State Team... Received the Inspiration Award from WIN for Columbia... English Student of the Year... Spent time volunteering at the Kids Club at The Crossing. Personal: Born May 18, 1995, in Cincinnati, Ohio... Daughter Michael and Lisa Porter... Father played at the University of New Orleans... Mother played basketball at Iowa, professionally in France, for the 1983 U.S. Olympic Festival North Team and 1985 USA R. Williams Jones Cup Team... Younger sister, Cierra, also plays basketball for Mizzou... Has seven siblings who all play basketball... Double-major in Electrical Engineering and Physics... Enjoys reading, mathematics, yoga and gardening... Chose Mizzou over Oklahoma, Alabama, Arizona, Florida and Baylor SEASON-HIGHS Points...N/A 3-Pointers...N/A Free Throws...N/A Rebounds...N/A Assists...N/A Steals...N/A Blocks...N/A Minutes...N/A Career Stats CAREER-HIGHS Points vs. Southeast Missouri, 11/17/14 3-Pointers... 1 at Texas A&M, 1/21/16 Free Throws...8 vs. SIU Edwardsville, 11/24/15 Rebounds... 8, vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 11/16/15 Assists... 2 vs. Arkansas, 2/14/16 Steals... 3, 4 times, last vs. Charlotte, 12/29/15 Blocks... 3 vs. Lamar, 12/20/15 Minutes...27 at Wake Forest, 12/20/14 Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL /

13 PLAYER PROFILES 5 LAUREN ALDRIDGE 5-7 G R-JR. MARSHFIELD, MO. (MARSHFIELD) - Already has her Bachelor s degree and is pursuing her Law degree at Mizzou Postgraduate Major: Law : Sat out the season due to NCAA transfer requirements (Kansas): Started all 31 games for the Jayhawks and averaged a team-leading 11.1 points, 2.4 assists and 35.3 minutes per game Also averaged 1.8 rebounds and 0.9 steals per contest Scored in double figures a team-high 20 times, including nine of the first 10 games and each of the last six contests Shot 37 percent (116-for-331) from the floor, 36 percent (60-for-169) from 3-point range and a team-high 83 percent (52-for-63) from the free throw line Scored a career-high 20 points and season-best seven assists vs. Oklahoma (2/20) Notched 19 points and tied a career-high with 44 minutes played in an overtime victory over Navy (12/13) Recorded 18 points vs. Creighton (12/2) Also dished out seven assists vs. Texas Southern (11/15) in the season opener Pulled down a career-best four rebounds vs. West Virginia (1/16) Grabbed a season-high three steals at Texas (1/27), vs. Washington State (12/20) and vs. Texas Southern (11/15) First-team Academic-All Big 12 selection CoSIDA Academic All-District honoree (Kansas): Earned a spot on the All-Big 12 Freshman Team after starting all 32 games and averaging a team-leading 5.0 assists and 35.0 minutes per contest Ranked third in the Big 12 in assists (5.0) Averaged 8.1 points, 1.9 rebounds and 1.2 steals per game... Named Phillips 66 Big 12 Freshman of the Week (12/7) Shot 37 percent from the field, 35 percent from 3-point range and 86 percent from the foul line Scored in double figures 14 times Notched a season-high 16 points at Oklahoma State (2/21), going a perfect 4-for-4 from 3-point range Dished out a career-high 10 assists at TCU (2/17) Finished with five-plus assists in 10 of the last 14 games Grabbed a career-high five steals vs. West Virginia (1/24) Played a career-high 44 minutes in an overtime contest at Creighton (12/22) Academic All-Big 12 Rookie honoree. High School: Four-time all-state selection and three-time Central Ozark Conference Player of the Year at Marshfield (Mo.) High School Finalist for Miss Show-Me Basketball as a senior Led Marshfield to four consecutive conference championships As a senior, guided her squad to the District 10 title and a third-place finish in the MSHSAA Class 4 championship Set school records for single-game assists and career and single-game 3-pointers. Personal: Born May 13, 1996 Daughter of Steve and Jennifer Aldridge Has a brother, Tyler, and two sisters, Emily and Quinn Father played baseball at Missouri State and mother competed in track and field and cross country at Missouri State Graduated with a degree in Political Science and a minor in American Constitutional Democracy Currently pursuing a law degree at Mizzou Enjoys reading, hiking, kayaking and turkey hunting Favorite basketball team is the Golden State Warriors Favorite basketball players are the Splash Brothers Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson Also recruited by Florida, Nebraska and Missouri State SEASON-HIGHS Points...N/A 3-Pointers...N/A Free Throws...N/A Rebounds...N/A Assists...N/A Steals...N/A Blocks...N/A Minutes...N/A Career Stats CAREER-HIGHS Points vs. TCU, 3/4/16 3-Pointers...5 twice, last vs. Texas, 1/27/16 Free Throws vs. South Dakota, 11/16/14 Rebounds...4 six times, last vs. TCU, 3/4/16 Assists...7 twice, last vs. Oklahoma, 2/20/16 Steals...5 vs. West Virginia, 12/29/15 Blocks...1 three times, last vs. Texas Tech, 2/29/16 Minutes twice, last vs. Navy, 12/13/15 Year Team GP MP FGM FGA FG% 3FG 3FGA 3FG% FT FTA FT% PTS Avg ORebs DRebs Tot Reb Avg AST TO STL BLK PF G Kansas : Kansas : Totals :

14 PLAYER PROFILES 10 NADIA GREEN 5-10 G FR. CHICAGO, ILL. (HOMEWOOD-FLOSSMOOR) Chicago Tribune Daily Southtown Player of the Year Major: Sport Management High School: 2017 Illinois Basketball Coaches Association first-team All-State selection Chicago Tribune Daily Southtown Player of the Year... Averaged 15 points, seven rebounds, seven assists and two steals as a senior... Led Homewood-Flossmoor to 23-3 record in and a Class 4A sectional title... Earned IBCA Class 3A/4A second-team All-State honors and all-conference recognition as junior...guided the Vikings to a 22-3 mark and sectional title in Personal: Majoring in sport management... Chose Mizzou over Cincinnati, Marquette, Purdue and Indiana SEASON-HIGHS Points...N/A 3-Pointers...N/A Free Throws...N/A Rebounds...N/A Assists...N/A Steals...N/A Blocks...N/A Minutes...N/A CAREER-HIGHS Points...N/A 3-Pointers...N/A Free Throws...N/A Rebounds...N/A Assists...N/A Steals...N/A Blocks...N/A Minutes...N/A 14

15 RETURNING VETERANS 12 ELLE BROWN 5-11 G FR. COLUMBIA, MO. (ROCK BRIDGE) Missouri Class 5 All-State honoree Major: Textile & Apparel Management High School: Helped Rock Bridge High School make its fifth appearance in the state final in the past six seasons, leading them to a third-place finish and 26 wins... Named Class 5 All-State by the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association... Also named to the Columbia Tribune first-team after averaging 12.1 points per game and a team-best 3.5 assists per contest as a senior... Transferred to Rock Bridge after three seasons at Johnston High School in Iowa, where she captained the Dragons to 52 wins over the three campaigns... As a junior, averaged 11.9 points per game and steered her squad to a school-record 22 wins... Led Johnston to a Class 5A state-runner finish in Also a four-time state qualifier in track and field, finishing sixth in the state of Missouri in the 400-meters with a time of Personal: Daughter of former Mizzou Track & Field All-American and U.S. Olympian, Natasha Brown, and Associate Athletic Director for the Mizzou Made program, Brian Brown... Major is textile and apparel management... Chose Mizzou over Wisconsin, Iowa and Iowa State, among others SEASON-HIGHS Points...N/A 3-Pointers...N/A Free Throws...N/A Rebounds...N/A Assists...N/A Steals...N/A Blocks...N/A Minutes...N/A CAREER-HIGHS Points...N/A 3-Pointers...N/A Free Throws...N/A Rebounds...N/A Assists...N/A Steals...N/A Blocks...N/A Minutes...N/A 15

16 PLAYER PROFILES 13 HANNAH SCHUCHTS 6-2 F R-SO. TALLAHASSEE, FLA. (MACLAY) - Shot nearly 42 percent from the field and posted 22 blocked shots in her first season on the court Major: Business : Played in all 33 games and earned two starts in her first season on the court Averaged 1.9 points, 1.7 rebounds and 0.7 blocked shots in 10.0 per minutes per game Shot 41.7 percent from the field (25-of-60 FG) Finished second on the team with 22 blocked shots Reached double figures twice and scored in 16 games Recorded a blocked shot in 12 games Grabbed at least four rebounds in six contests Scored a bucket and tallied two blocked shots and three rebounds in 12 minutes at Nebraska (11/14) Posted a career-high 12 points, corralled a career-high seven rebounds and played a career high 30 minutes in an outstanding effort at No. 17 Washington (11/17) Followed with 10 points, six rebounds a career high four blocked shots in Mizzou s next outing at Indiana State (11/22)... Swatted three blocked shots and played 22 solid minutes vs. Missouri State (12/02) Earned her first two career starts against SIUE (12/07) and Wichita State (12/09), averaging 1.5 points and three rebounds in that span Played 13 minutes vs. No. 25 Texas A&M, finishing with four points, two blocked shots and a rebound (01/19) Hit her first career three-pointer in Mizzou s win over No. 6 South Carolina (02/19) Posted six points, four rebounds and a blocked shot in Mizzou s home finale vs. Ole Miss (02/23) Tallied two points, one assist and a rebound against Florida State in the NCAA Tournament (03/19) : Redshirted High School: Led Maclay School in Tallahassee, Fla., to four consecutive Class 3A District 2 titles... Ranked as high as the No. 59 forward in the country by ESPN HoopGurlz and among the top 15 players in Florida... Scored 1,713 points and grabbed 1,100 rebounds during her career... First-team all-state selection by the Florida Basketball Coaches Association (FBCA) as a senior... Named All-Big Bend Conference Defensive Player of the Year in when she averaged a double-double with 19.0 points, 10.0 rebounds and 3.0 blocks per game and led her team to a 24-5 record and regional final appearance... Third-team all-state honoree by the FBCA and Source Hoops as a junior when her team went 22-7, won the Class 3A Region 1 title and made an appearance in the Final 4 in the state tournament... First-team all-conference selection during her final two seasons... Named Female Athlete of the Year as a senior and was the recipient of the Head Masters Award... Averaged a double-double with 15.0 points, 10.0 rebounds and 3.0 blocks per game as a junior... Second-team all-conference pick as a sophomore... Honorable mention all-conference as a freshman... Coached by Rapheal Harris... Participated in the high jump in track and field... Four-year honor roll student... Member of the Spanish Honor Society and MU Alpha Theta mathematics honor society... Volunteered as a basketball coach at the YMCA and for the Maclay Elementary Basketball Camp. Personal: Born April 24, Daughter of Bart and Brooke Schuchts... Has three siblings, Gabrielle, Kailey and Joshua... Father played football at Florida State... Uncles played football at Virginia and Columbia... Plans on majoring in Business... Chose Mizzou over South Carolina, Miami, Rutgers, Northwestern and Central Florida, among many others. SEASON-HIGHS Points...12 at Washington, 11/17/16 3-Pointers... 1 vs. No. 6 South Carolina, 2/19/17 Free Throws... 4 vs. Indiana State, 11/22/16 Rebounds...7 at Washington, 11/17/16 Blocked Shots... 4 vs. Indiana State, 11/22/16 Assists... 1 seven times, last at Florida State, 3/19/17 Steals...1 five times, last at Florida State, 3/19/17 Minutes...30 at Washington, 11/17/16 CAREER-HIGHS Points...12 at Washington, 11/17/16 3-Pointers... 1 vs. No. 6 South Carolina, 2/19/17 Free Throws... 4 vs. Indiana State, 11/22/16 Rebounds...7 at Washington, 11/17/16 Blocked Shots... 4 vs. Indiana State, 11/22/16 Assists... 1 seven times, last at Florida State, 3/19/17 Steals...1 five times, last at Florida State, 3/19/17 Minutes...30 at Washington, 11/17/16 Career Stats Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL /

17 20 KAYLA MICHAEL 6-2 F R-SR. CINCINNATI, OHIO (MASON) - Already earned her bachelor s degree in Communications SEASON-HIGHS Career Stats Postgraduate Major: Clinical Counseling PLAYER PROFILES : Played in 22 games after recovering from a hamstring injury Averaged 2.1 rebounds, 0.9 points and 0.5 assists in 8.4 minutes off the bench Collected five blocked shots Corralled at least three rebounds in six games Dished a season-high three assists in 10 minutes in her second game back from injury against IUPUI (12/04) Scored five points, grabbed a season-best nine rebounds and added a blocked shot in a season-high 22 minutes vs. Saint Louis (12/21) Grabbed four rebounds in 10 minutes of action vs. Alabama (01/08) Chipped in two points and four rebounds in a win over Arkansas (01/23) Tallied 15 minutes at No. 6 Mississippi State, recording a blocked shot, an assist and a rebound (02/05) Played 18 minutes in Mizzou s final home game, posting a season-high six points, making her first triple of the season while converting a season-high three free throws vs. Ole Miss (02/23) Collected three rebounds and a blocked shot in seven minutes in Mizzou s NCAA Tournament victory over South Florida (03/17) : Played in 30 games Averaged 3.6 points and 2.8 rebounds per game Recorded 19 assists (0.6), nine steals (0.3) and six blocks (0.2) Shot 39 percent (39-for-100) from the field, 23 percent (5-for-22) from 3-point range and 83 percent (25-for-30) from the free throw line Scored in double figures three times Grabbed at least five rebounds in seven contests Averaged 4.2 points and 3.5 rebounds per contest during nonconference action Notched a season-high 11 points on 5-for-5 shooting vs. Alabama (2/11) Also tallied 11 points and pulled down seven rebounds vs. SIU Edwardsville (11/24) Scored eight points, grabbed seven rebounds and dished out a season-best three assists in a season-high 29 minutes in the NCAA Tournament First Round vs. BYU (3/19) Finished a perfect 4-for-4 from the free throw line vs. BYU (3/19) : Started the first nine contests before suffering a torn ACL vs. Colorado (12/12) that ended her season... Averaged 8.4 points, 7.0 rebounds, 1.1 assists and 23.6 minutes per game... Rebounding average ranked second on the team behind... Shot 46 percent (32-for-70) from the floor, 43 percent (3-for-7) from 3-point range and 53 percent (9-for-17) from the foul line... Recorded six steals and three blocks... Scored in double figures in five contests... Registered a double-double with 10 points and a career-high 11 rebounds vs. California (11/23) in the Wahine Classic in Honolulu, Hawai i : Appeared in 31 games (eight starts) as a true freshman... Scored in double figures six times and recorded two double-doubles... Recorded a career-high 19 points at Saint Louis (11/8) in her NCAA debut, including a perfect 7-for-7 mark from the free throw line... Averaged 19.2 minutes per game... Finished third on team by shooting 44 percent from the field and averaging 4.5 rebounds per game. High School: Four-year starter at Mason (Ohio) High School... Led her team to an 18-7 record in and its first regional appearance since Averaged 13.7 points and 7.9 rebounds per game as a junior... Recognized as a first-team All-GMC selection and was a Cincinnati Enquirer Division I all-area selection... Also named second-team All-GMC and earned an honorable mention all-region accolades... Coached by Rob Matula... Three-year member of the Dean s List with a 3.9 grade point average... Science Department Student of the Year honoree. Personal: Graduated in May 2017 with a degree in Communications... Born Nov. 4, Daughter of Dave and Jenn McDowell... Married Cam Michael, who played basketball at Air Force Academy and Northern Colorado... Pursuing her Master s Degree in Clinical Counseling... Chose Mizzou over Iowa and Nebraska. CAREER-HIGHS Points... 5 vs. St. Louis, 12/21/16 3-Pointers...N/A Free Throws...2 vs. Ole Miss, 2/23/17 Rebounds... 9 vs. St. Louis, 12/21/16 Assists... 3 at IUPUI, 12/4/16 Steals...N/A Blocks...1 five times, last vs. South Florida, 3/17/17 Minutes vs. St. Louis, 12/21/16 Points at Saint Louis, 11/8/13 3-Pointers...1, 14 times, last vs. LSU, 1/28/16 Free Throws... 7 at Saint Louis, 11/8/13 Rebounds... 11, 2 times, last vs. California, 11/23/14 Assists... 4, 2 times, last vs. Western Illinois, 11/15/14 Steals... 2, 4 times, last at Missouri State, 11/13/15 Blocks... 3 vs. Arkansas, 1/5/14 Minutes at Bradley, 12/6/14 Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / / / TOTAL /

18 PLAYER PROFILES 21 CIERRA PORTER 6-4 F SO. COLUMBIA, MO. (ROCK BRIDGE) SEC All-Freshman Team - Earned All-Tournament Team recognition at 2015 Hilton Concord Thanksgiving Classic, 2016 Junkanoo Jam and 2016 Preseason WNIT Major: Sport Management : Started all 33 games for Mizzou Currently sixth all-time in career free throw percentage (79.9) and ninth all-time in career rebounding average (6.8) Topped the SEC in total free throws made during the regular season with 141, which ranks ninth all-time in program history for a single season Also led the team in rebounds (266), rebounds per game (8.1) and blocked shots (45) Finished seventh in the SEC in rebounding average (8.1), ninth in blocked shots per game (1.4) and 18th in points per game (13.2) while ranking second in the conference in free throw percentage during league play min. 45 attempts (86.8) Scored in double figures in 26 of 33 games Reached double figures in each of the first 15 contests of the season, the first Tiger to do so since Raeshara Brown in Recorded a team-best 12 double-doubles after collecting just one as a freshman (Mizzou went 10-2 in those 12 contests) Scored at least seven points in 30 of 33 games and grabbed at least seven rebounds in 21 games Tallied at least three blocked shots in six contests Secured a double-double with 10 points and 12 rebounds in the season opener vs. Abilene Christian (11/11) Followed with another double-double three days later in a blowout win at Nebraska (11/14) Led Mizzou with 16 points at Washington (11/17) and earned Preseason WNIT All- Tournament Team honors Averaged 16.5 points and nine rebounds per game at the Junkanoo Jam in the Bahamas, earning All-Tournament Team recognition Corralled a career-high 15 rebounds and added a career-high five blocked shots along with 13 points in a dominant outing vs. Western Illinois (11/29) Posted 18 points and 13 rebounds in a win over SIUE (12/07) Recorded back-to-back monstrous double-doubles in a three-day span with 19 points and 14 rebounds against UT-Martin (12/17) and 26 points and 12 rebounds against UC- Riverside (12/19) Scored a team-high 20 points (8-for-8 FTs) and added 11 rebounds in the SEC opener vs. Georgia (01/01) Notched 14 points and 13 rebounds in an OT victory over No. 25 Texas A&M (01/19) Scored a career high 27 points on 10-of-14 shooting and grabbed nine rebounds against Auburn (01/26) Sunk a career high 11 free throws on 11 attempts and finished with 17 points vs. No. 25 Kentucky (01/30) Scored 19 points (7-of-9 FGs) and snagged 10 boards at No. 24 Tennessee (02/09) Finished with 10 points and 10 rebounds in Mizzou s upset win over No. 6 South Carolina (02/19) Averaged 11.5 points and nine rebounds during the NCAA Tournament, and secured a double-double against South Florida with 11 points and 12 rebounds (03/17) : Named to the SEC All-Freshman Team Played in 31 games (27 starts) Finished third in program freshman history with 78 made free throws Ranked ninth in freshman history with 166 rebounds and tied for 10th with 266 points Averaged 8.6 points, 5.4 rebounds, 1.5 assists, 0.7 blocks and 0.4 assists per game Scored in double figures in 14 games, including seven of the first 10 contests Grabbed at least eight rebounds in seven contests Averaged 8.3 points and 6.5 rebounds during SEC play Averaged 10.6 points and 4.5 boards in nonconference action Notched first career double-double with 20 points and 10 rebounds at Texas A&M (1/21) Scored a career-high 21 points on 8-of-9 shooting at Colorado (12/12) Named SEC Freshman of the Week on Jan. 5 Earned a spot on the Hilton Concord Thanksgiving Classic All-Tournament Team after averaging 15.0 points, 7.5 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 1.0 block in the tournament Scored 16 points with nine rebounds and two blocks vs. Northeastern (11/27) Notched 14 points, six rebounds and three assists at Saint Mary s (11/28) Grabbed a career-high 11 rebounds and blocked a career-best three shots at Ole Miss (1/31) Scored 13 points with nine boards vs. Charlotte (12/29) Scored 14 points and dished out a career-high five assists vs. Wake Forest (11/22) Recorded four assists vs. Auburn in the SEC Tournament (3/3) and at Auburn (2/21) Notched at least three assists in eight contests Blocked two shots in four of the first 10 games Grabbed a career-high two steals in three games. High School: Helped lead Rock Bridge High School in Columbia, Mo., to four Class 5 state titles... Ranked as high as the No. 37 recruit in the nation by All-Star Girls Report and No. 42 prospect in the country by Blue Star Report... Four-time Missouri Basketball Coaches Association all-state honoree... Three-time first-team Class 5 all-state selection USA Today second-team All-Missouri pick... Three-time all-area, all-district and all-conference choice... Averaged 13.4 points and 8.6 rebounds as a senior... Scored 9.3 points and grabbed a team-best 7.8 rebounds per game as a junior... Contributed 8.2 points and 6.4 rebounds per contest as a sophomore... As a freshman, averaged 6.0 points and 3.8 rebounds per game. Personal: Born Sept. 7, Daughter of Michael and Lisa Porter... Father played collegiately at the University of New Orleans... Mother played basketball at Iowa, professionally in France, for the 1983 U.S. Olympic Festival North Team and 1985 USA R. Williams Jones Cup Team... Older sister, Bri, also plays basketball for Mizzou... Has seven siblings that all play basketball... Major is undeclared... Wears No. 21 because it was her father s number... Enjoys taking pictures... Favorite basketball team is the Indiana Pacers. SEASON-HIGHS Points vs. Auburn, 1/26/17 3-Pointers... 1 eight times, last vs. South Florida, 3/17/17 Free Throws...11 vs. Kentucky, 1/30/17 Rebounds vs. Western Illinois, 11/29/16 Blocks...5 twice, last vs. Alabama, 1/8/17 Assists... 4 at Mississippi State, 2/5/17 Steals... 2 nine times, last vs. South Florida, 3/17/17 Minutes vs. Creighton, 11/25/16 CAREER-HIGHS Points...27 vs. Auburn, 1/26/17 3-Pointers... 2 at Arkansas, 1/17/16 Free Throws vs. Kentucky, 1/30/17 Rebounds...15 vs. Western Illinois, 11/29/16 Blocked Shots...5 twice, last vs. Alabama, 1/8/17 Assists...5 vs. Wake Forest, 11/22/15 Steals... 2, 10 times, last vs. South Florida, 3/17/17 Minutes vs. Creighton, 11/25/16 Career Stats Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL /

19 PLAYER PROFILES 22 JORDAN FRERICKS 6-1 F R-SR. QUINCY, ILL. (QUINCY NOTRE DAME) - 33rd member of Mizzou s 1,000-point club (1,053 career points through three seasons) & Second-Team All-SEC Major: Architecture : Redshirted after suffering a season-ending knee injury prior to the season : Named second-team All-SEC by the league s head coaches Voted honorable mention All-SEC by the Associated Press Named a WBCA Region All-American candidate Became the 33rd member of the program s 1,000-point club Tied the eighth-best single-season field goal percentage mark (55.1%) Notched seven double-doubles Averaged 12.1 points, a team-high 7.7 rebounds, 1.4 assists, 1.2 steals and 0.8 blocks per game Scored in double figures in 21 games Shot 55 percent (151-for-274) from the field and 67 percent (85-for-127) from the free throw line... Averaged 12.0 points and 7.6 rebounds during SEC play Averaged 12.6 points and 8.2 rebounds in nonconference action Joined the 1,000-point club with a third-quarter layup at Auburn (2/21) Scored a season-high 23 points with 12 rebounds and five assists at Texas A&M (1/21) Finished with 16 points and a season-best 15 rebounds vs. Charlotte (12/29) Scored 18 points, grabbed eight boards and dished out a career-high six assists at Auburn (2/21) Notched at least three assists in six games Blocked multiple shots in seven contests Blocked a season-best three shots vs. Northeastern (11/27) and vs. Wake Forest (11/22) Named MVP of the Hilton Concord Thanksgiving Classic after averaging 17.0 points, 7.0 rebounds, 2.5 blocks and 2.0 steals during the tournament Drained a season-high seven free throws at South Carolina (1/10) Scored 19 points and grabbed nine rebounds vs. BYU in the NCAA Tournament First Round (3/19) : Earned second-team All-SEC honors after starting all 33 games and leading the team with 13.2 points, 9.9 rebounds, 1.5 steals and 1.4 blocks per game... Named honorable mention All-SEC by the Associated Press... Led the SEC in rebounding and ranked 36th nationally on the boards... Finished fifth in the SEC in blocks, 11th in scoring and 12th in steals... Was the team s leading rebounder in 25 contests and top scorer in 16 games... Scored in double figures 23 times and rebounded in double digits on 15 occasions... Registered 12 double-doubles, including a string of five straight games from Jan Feb Named SEC Player of the Week on March 1 after averaging 12.5 points and 8.0 rebounds for the week in leading the team to victories over No. 12 Texas A&M (2/5) and Arkansas (3/1) to close the regular season... Earned a spot on the Wahine Classic All-Tournament Team after averaging 13.5 points and 12.5 rebounds per game vs. UNLV (11/21) and California (11/23)... Shot 48 percent (161-for-335) from the floor and 59 percent (113-for-191) from the free throw line... Set or tied careerhighs with 27 points, 10 field goals and six steals and tied a career-best with four steals to go along with 17 rebounds at Bradley (12/6)... Established a career-high with 18 rebounds at Kansas State (3/22) in the second round of the WNIT... Scored 25 points with 12 rebounds and tied a career-best with 10 field goals in the victory at No. 12 Texas A&M (2/5)... Notched 23 points, 12 rebounds and a career-best 10 field goals at No. 8 Tennessee (1/2)... Also finished with 23 points and 12 rebounds with a career-high nine made free throws at LSU (2/2)... Season-high four blocks vs. Saint Louis (12/8) and vs. Georgia (3/5) : Saw action in 31 games and earned 24 starts... Averaged 22.5 minutes per contest... Tallied four double-doubles on the season, the second-most on the team... Led squad with 6.9 rebounds per game and 38 blocks... Set a season-high with 17 boards at UT Martin (11/23) and also blocked seven shots in the game, tying for the third-best single-game mark in the league. High School: Two-time Illinois Basketball Coaches Association first-team all-state selection and was named to the third-team as a freshman... Recognized as the Illinois Basketball Services Large School Player of the Year in 2013 and was the only unanimous Associated Press allstate selection in Class 3A or 4A... Helped her team to two consecutive 2A state championships and a 3A state title with a 30-0 record during her senior season... Averaged 16.4 points per game, 8.0 rebounds per game and 5.1 steals per game as a senior while shooting 62.7 percent from the field... Finished her high school career as Quincy Notre Dame s all-time leader in points, rebounds and steals and finished with the fourth-most assists in school history... Five-time Player of the Year Award winner as she was named the KHQA Girls Basketball Player of the Year twice, Quincy Herald-Whig Player of the Year twice and Illinois Basketball Services Small School Co-Player of the year after the season... Finished third in the running for Ms. Illinois Basketball in 2013 and sixth in Recognized for her outstanding talents on the court by numerous state media outlets...associated Press 2A first-team all-state and was also recognized as a first-team all-state player by the Champaign News-Gazette... Chicago Tribune all-state special mention and a Chicago Sun-Times first-team all-state performer... Four-year member of the academic honor roll... Also helped the soccer team to a state title... Was a member of the art club, Students Against Drunk Driving and student council. Personal: Born Dec. 1, Daughter of Carol and Jay Frericks... Sisters, Audra and Morgan, played soccer for Eastern Illinois and her father played basketball for Quincy... Majoring in Architecture and would like to design houses professionally... Chose Mizzou over Kansas, DePaul, Illinois, Wisconsin and Wisconsin-Green Bay SEASON-HIGHS Points...N/A 3-Pointers...N/A Free Throws...N/A Rebounds...N/A Assists...N/A Steals...N/A Blocks...N/A Minutes...N/A CAREER-HIGHS Points at Bradley, 12/6/14 3-Pointers...N/A Free Throws...9 at LSU, 2/2/15 Rebounds...18 at Kansas State, 3/22/15 Assists...6 at Auburn, 2/21/16 Steals... 6, 2 times, last at Bradley, 12/6/14 Blocks...6 vs. Belmont, 12/16/13 Minutes...39 vs. UT Martin, 12/22/14 Career Stats Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / / TOTAL /

20 PLAYER PROFILES 23 AMBER SMITH 5-11 G SO. SHREVEPORT, LA. (LOYOLA COLLEGE PREP) SEC Co-Freshman of the Year, 2017 SEC All-Freshman Team - Received a USA Women s U19 World Cup Team Trials invite Major: Biology : Appeared in all 33 games for the Tigers, starting the first 10 games of the season Averaged 5.9 points and 2.8 rebounds per game Shot 45.4 percent from the field (79-of-174) and 40 percent from beyond the arc (16-of-40) Finished her freshman season with 195 points, 92 rebounds and 21 assists Came off the bench during SEC play, but elevated her game during league action with 6.3 points and 3.1 rebounds per contest Led Mizzou during SEC play in field goal percentage (53.3 percent) and 3-point field goal percentage (51.9 percent) Reached double figures five times with Mizzou going 5-0 in those contests Scored at least eight points in 11 games and grabbed at least five rebounds in six games In her first career game, chipped in four points and seven rebounds vs. Abilene Christian (11/11) Posted eight points, five rebounds and a career-best two steals in 21 minutes of action vs. Indiana State (11/22) Scored a career-high 17 points in a breakout performance vs. Creighton at the Junkanoo Jam, making 6-of-8 field goal attempts (11/25) After a pair of 8-point outings vs. Western Illinois (11/29) and Missouri State (12/2), followed with four points, three assists and a career-high three blocked shots against SIUE (12/07) Scored eight points on 3-of-4 shooting in an efficient performance at No. 24 Kentucky (01/05) Made 4-of-5 field goals and drained a career-best three triples, including a clutch trey in the final minute to lift Mizzou to a road win at Vanderbilt (01/15) Scored 13 points behind a 6-for-7 effort from the field vs. Auburn (01/26) Played a career-high 31 minutes and recorded 15 points and eight rebounds in a win over No. 25 Kentucky (01/30) The two stellar games vs. Auburn and Kentucky netted her SEC Freshman of the Week honors for the first time in her career Secured her first career double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds vs. Arkansas (02/12) Scored nine points and tallied two rebounds, an assist and a blocked shot vs. South Florida in the NCAA Tournament (03/17) Named SEC Co-Freshman of the Year, giving Mizzou backto-back winners for the first time since 1996 & 1997 Was also named to the SEC All-Freshman Team and received an invite to the USA Women s U19 World Cup Team Trials after an outstanding first campaign as a Tiger. High School: Four-time all-state selection, including first-team honors as a sophomore and junior... Four-year team captain... District MVP as a sophomore... Led her team to the state playoffs... Averaged 20.6 points, 12.1 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 3.2 blocks per game as a junior... Broke the school s scoring record with 41 points in a game... Shreveport Times first-team all-city selection... KSLA News 12 Athlete of the Week... Competed for the Louisiana Lightning in AAU competition. Personal: Born March 2, Daughter of James and Tammy Smith... Cousin, Cedric Smith, played basketball at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi from Majoring in Biology... Enjoys playing the piano and having fun with family... Favorite basketball team is the Los Angeles Lakers... Favorite basketball players are Kobe Bryant and Candace Parker... Chose Mizzou over LSU, Alabama, Baylor, Kansas State, Houston and Louisiana Tech. Career Stats CAREER-HIGHS Points vs. Creighton, 11/25/16 3-Pointers...3 at Vanderbilt, 1/15/17 Free Throws... 3 vs. Creighton, 11/25/16 Rebounds vs. Arkansas, 2/12/17 Assists... 3 twice, last vs. Auburn, 1/26/17 Steals... 2 vs. Indiana State, 11/22/16 Blocked Shots...3 vs. SIUE, 12/7/16 Minutes...31 vs. Kentucky, 1/30/17 SEASON-HIGHS Points vs. Creighton, 11/25/16 3-Pointers...3 at Vanderbilt, 1/15/17 Free Throws... 3 vs. Creighton, 11/25/16 Rebounds vs. Arkansas, 2/12/17 Assists... 3 twice, last vs. Auburn, 1/26/17 Steals... 2 vs. Indiana State, 11/22/16 Blocked Shots...3 vs. SIUE, 12/7/16 Minutes...31 vs. Kentucky, 1/30/17 Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL /

21 PLAYER PROFILES 24 JORDAN CHAVIS 5-7 G SO. LEXINGTON, N.C. (CENTRAL DAVIDSON) - Drained 28 three-pointers and shot 75 percent from the free throw line as a freshman Major: Sport Management : Played in all 33 games as a freshman Averaged 3.5 points and 1.4 rebounds while shooting 32.2 percent from beyond the arc and 75 percent from the free throw line Reached double figures in five games and Mizzou went 4-1 in those five contests Made multiple 3-pointers in six games Had a breakout performance vs. Indiana State, scoring a career high 17 points behind a career-high five 3-pointers and adding a career-best four steals (11/22) Dished a career-best three assists vs. Creighton (11/25) Scored 12 points, hitting three triples in the final two minutes against Georgia Tech at the Junkanoo Jam (11/26) Three days later, played 28 minutes vs. Western Illinois and finished with 11 points, four rebounds and two steals (11/29) Played a career-high 30 minutes against Wichita State and posted 11 points, making 3-of-6 attempts from beyond the arc (12/09) Sank a 3-pointer and dished two assists at Kentucky (01/05) Shot a perfect 4-of-4 from threepoint range and tallied 12 crucial points in a road victory over Vanderbilt (01/15) Played 21 minutes at No. 5 Mississippi State, scoring five points while sinking a career-best free throws (02/05) Buried a buzzer-beating halfcourt shot on her way to five points vs. Ole Miss (02/23) Hit a trey and converted a pair of free throws against South Florida in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament (03/17). High School: Selected to the Associated Press All-State Team... Named MVP of the North Carolina-South Carolina All-Star Game... All-District 17 by the North Carolina Basketball Coaches Association... Mid-Piedmont Conference Players of the Year, All-Conference Team... Dispatch County Player of the Year... My Davidson Sports All-County Team... Winston-Salem Journal Player of the Year and All-West Team member... Central Davidson Spartan Sportsmanship Award recipient. Personal: Born July 27, Daughter of Rob and Hope Chavis... Major is undeclared... Enjoys playing games... Favorite basketball player is LeBron James... Chose Mizzou over Rhode Island, Marshall, St. John s, Xavier, Toledo, Charlotte, Appalachian State, Coastal Carolina, College of Charleston, Elon, High Point, Mercer, Radford, Tennessee Tech and UNC Greensboro. SEASON-HIGHS Points vs. Indiana State, 11/22/16 3-Pointers... 5 vs. Indiana State, 11/22/16 Free Throws...3 twice, last vs. Mississippi State, 2/5/17 Rebounds...6 vs. Wichita State, 12/9/16 Assists... 3 vs. Creighton, 11/25/16 Steals... 4 vs. Indiana State, 11/22/16 Blocks...N/A Minutes vs. Western Illinois, 11/29/16 CAREER-HIGHS Points vs. Indiana State, 11/22/16 3-Pointers... 5 vs. Indiana State, 11/22/16 Free Throws...3 twice, last vs. Mississippi State, 2/5/17 Rebounds...6 vs. Wichita State, 12/9/16 Assists... 3 vs. Creighton, 11/25/16 Steals... 4 vs. Indiana State, 11/22/16 Blocks...N/A Minutes vs. Western Illinois, 11/29/16 Career Stats Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL /

22 PLAYER PROFILES 34 EMMANUELLE TAHANE 6-1 F FR. BONDY, FRANCE (MARCELIN BERTHELOT) - Won a European Title with the U17 French National squad at the Women s World Championship Major: Chemistry French National Team: Following back-to-back appearances in the U16 European Championship, competed for Team France in the 2016 FIBA U17 Women s World Championship... Led U17 team with 11.3 points per game, including a personal-best 17-point outburst against Czech Republic... Scored 5.0 rebounds and 1.8 steals per contest during the U17 Women s World Championship... Earned a spot on France s FIBA U18 Women s European Championship roster and helped her squad win the European Title... Chipped in 6.0 points, 3.0 rebounds and 1.0 assists per game as France rattled off seven consecutive victories to finish the tournament undefeated. High School: Attended Marcelin Berthelot High School in Saint Maur Des Fosses, France (just outside of Paris)... Averaged 10 points, 4.5 rebounds and 2.0 assists per contest. Personal: Daughter of Theresa and Samuel Tahane and has one sister, Doriane... Chose Mizzou over offers from Ohio State, Wisconsin and Arizona, among others SEASON-HIGHS Points...N/A 3-Pointers...N/A Free Throws...N/A Rebounds...N/A Assists...N/A Steals...N/A Blocks...N/A Minutes...N/A CAREER-HIGHS Points...N/A 3-Pointers...N/A Free Throws...N/A Rebounds...N/A Assists...N/A Steals...N/A Blocks...N/A Minutes...N/A 22

23 HEAD COACH ROBIN PINGETON COACH PROFILES Since stepping foot on Mizzou s campus in 2010, head coach Robin Pingeton has led the Mizzou Women s Basketball program to greater heights each and every season. Pingeton is entering her eighth season at the helm after the Tigers completed their second consecutive 22-win campaign for the first time since the and seasons. Pingeton has restored a proud Missouri women s basketball tradition and has recorded a (.532) record over her seven seasons with her teams averaging 21 wins per year over the last three years. In 22 years overall as a head coach, Pingeton s teams have gone (.641). She has led her squads to postseason play 15 times and has mentored 35 all-conference honorees, seven Academic All-Americans, seven CoSIDA All-Americans and five conference Players of the Year. She has won three regular season conference titles, two postseason conference tournaments and has three times earned conference Coach of the Year. 8 th Season at Mizzou Alma Mater: St. Ambrose 90 Hometown: Atkins, Iowa Mizzou Record: (.552) Career Record: (.641) Pingeton is the reigning Southeastern Conference Coach of the Year after being selected by both the Associated Press and the league s coaches for the honor. She steered Mizzou to its second consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance and a third-place SEC finish. It marked the Tigers highest finish in league play since joining the SEC and the highest since Pingeton s squad piled up 11 SEC wins, the most since 1990, putting together two separate win streaks of five or more in league action in the same campaign for the first time in program history. Mizzou capped off the special season with a trip to the Big Dance, advancing to the second round with a win over South Florida in the tournament opener. It gave Pingeton and company wins in back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances for the first time in program history. Pingeton and the Tigers completed the incredible campaign despite losing All-SEC forward Jordan Frericks to a preseason knee injury. Mizzou was picked to finish seventh in the SEC, but the Tigers completed their fifth consecutive winning season for the first time since and a campaign for the record books. As a result, Pingeton was named a Naismith Coach of the Year National Semifinalist, along with nine other coaches. During the season, Mizzou beat eventual national champion No. 6 South Carolina, No. 25 Kentucky and No. 25 Texas A&M at Mizzou Arena, extending the Tigers home win streak against ranked opponents to five. In , under Pingeton s guidance, the program s success on and off the court helped produce the nation s largest attendance increase as Mizzou fans came out in droves to support the team. Mizzou Arena welcomed an average of 3,990 fans per game, including a facility-record 7,989 fans for a showdown with Tennessee. Mizzou faithful were rewarded for their support as Mizzou spent eight weeks in the AP Top 25 poll and finished with eight conference victories for the first time in more than a decade, highlighted by victories over No. 6 Mississippi State and No. 22 Florida. Pingeton s squad capped the season with the program s 10th NCAA Tournament appearance. Mizzou entered the Big Dance as a No. 10 seed and knocked off seventh-seeded BYU, 78-69, in the opening round to seal its first NCAA Tournament win since At season s end, both Sophie Cunningham and Frericks received recognition for outstanding campaigns. Cunningham became the first SEC Freshman of the Year in program history and was one of eight finalists for the USBWA National Freshman of the Year award. Frericks took home Second-Team All-SEC honors after surpassing the 1,000-career point mark during her junior season. Pingeton s system, defined by relentless hard work, also excelled in the classroom. The Tigers finished with a 2016 Spring Team GPA of 3.31, which is the highest ever recorded in program history. Additionally, redshirt senior Lindsey Cunningham was inducted into the Mizzou 39 Class of 2016, the most prestigious honor a student can receive at the University of Missouri. In , the Tigers finished 19-14, the highest win total for the program since Mizzou earned victories in each of the first two rounds of the WNIT. The squad featured a stifling defense, which ranked 12th nationally in opponent field goal percentage (35.1) and 17th in the nation with 29.0 defensive rebounds per game. It was also a banner year for the offense as 23

24 COACH PROFILES HEAD COACH ROBIN PINGETON (CONT.) the Tigers drained 49 more 3-pointers than any other SEC school and finished 31st nationally with 249 triples throughout the season. On Feb. 26, 2015, Mizzou upset No. 12 Texas A&M, 70-69, and ended a 17-game home winning streak for the Aggies in College Station when Maddie Stock drained a game-winning 3-pointer with less than a second remaining. The Tigers earned WNIT victories at Northern Iowa and at Kansas State to advance to the quarterfinals for the first time in 12 years. In a record-setting performance against K-State in the second round, Mizzou earned a win, with the 19-point margin of victory serving as the largest in postseason annals for the Tigers. In that contest, the Tigers dominated the glass with a rebounding margin which also established a new postseason program record. Morgan Eye tied a WNIT record with nine 3-pointers to lead the offense on a landmark afternoon. Frericks earned second-team All-SEC honors and honorable mention All-SEC recognition from the Associated Press after leading the conference with 9.9 rebounds per game, which was the highest average by a Tiger since the campaign. Her 327 total rebounds ranked third in Mizzou single-season history and was the most since Renee Kelly s record of 395 set in Frericks tied a program record with 33 starts, equaling Lorraine Ferret s mark that had stood since Eye closed her illustrious career with 367 baskets from beyond the arc, which is 141 more than any other player to ever wear a Tiger uniform. Following the season, she was invited to the State Farm College Women s 3-Point Championship at the Final Four in Indianapolis. With one season of SEC play under their belt, Pingeton s Tigers came into the season with a vengeance, recording wins over two ranked foes in No. 25 Georgia and No. 16 Vanderbilt. The Tigers closed the season with a record and advanced to the WNIT for the second year in a row. Mizzou broke its own 3-point shooting records with 292 made treys. The number stands not only as the most in Missouri history but also established an SEC record. In addition, Pingeton s squad topped Bradley early in the season, , to set the school s single-game and single-half scoring records. Pingeton s recruiting talents were once again on display in as Mizzou s three true freshmen proved to be the most productive incoming class since the season. The trio of newcomers, Frericks, Kayla McDowell and Sierra Michaelis averaged 17.9 points per game on 44.4 percent shooting while pulling down 13.5 rebounds and dishing out 2.6 assists per game. Pingeton s Tigers were successful from top-to-bottom as first-team All-SEC selection Bri Kulas ranked among the conference scoring leaders by averaging 18.3 points per game. Kulas became Mizzou s seventh WNBA draft pick as she was selected by the San Antonio Stars in the third round (28th overall) of the 2014 WNBA Draft. Pingeton s Tigers have also successfully proven themselves as standouts off the court a s several Tigers were again given academic honors from the SEC. Lianna Doty was named SEC Scholar Athlete of the Year in Under Pingeton s tutelage, Missouri has seen a consistent increase in academic recognition each season as Lindsey Cunningham, Doty, Eye, Bree Fowler, Frericks, McDowell, Juanita Robinson, Maddie and Morgan Stock were all named to the SEC Winter Academic Honor Roll in Missouri has also consistently worked to better the Columbia area by volunteering in the community. The Tigers put in more than 350 hours of community service during the season, 333 hours in and 325 hours in During Mizzou s inaugural SEC season, the Tigers showed that they would be a force to be reckoned with under Pingeton s guidance. In addition to setting numerous school and SEC records, the Tigers posted a record, made the postseason for the first time since 2007 and knocked off three Top 25 teams on the way to a respectable finish in the conference. Eye lit up the nets on her way to finishing the year as one of, if not the best, 3-point shooters in the NCAA. Eye led the country in 3-point shooting, set the Mizzou single-game record for triples (11) and set the SEC record for treys in a season (112). The season under Pingeton showed that a solid foundation had been laid for Mizzou Women s Basketball. Not only did the Tigers knock off 12th-ranked South Carolina and NCAA Tournament-bound Florida, but the Tigers took down perennial power Tennessee in a victory that many of her peers say was a programchanger. Through the recruiting efforts of Pingeton and her staff, three Tigers earned SEC recognition for their efforts and contributions on the court. Kulas was named second-team All-SEC, Doty made the SEC All-Freshman Team and Eye was recognized as the SEC Co-6th Woman of the Year. Following the season, four Tigers were named to the SEC Winter Academic Honor Roll and five freshmen were named to the SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll. Pingeton reinvigorated the Tigers program from the moment she stepped on-campus in Columbia. During her initial season, Missouri posted a record and 5-11 mark in Big 12 Conference play, the best for the team since The Tigers accomplished those feats despite playing the seventh-toughest schedule in the nation, a slate that featured 16 games against teams who qualified for the NCAA Tournament and 10 games against ranked opponents. Mizzou recorded three wins against ranked foes, defeating No. 12 Georgetown, No. 22 Texas and No. 23 Iowa State. The three wins over ranked opponents were the most for the Tigers since the season. Additionally, Mizzou s win over Texas ended a 12-game losing streak to the Longhorns dating back to 2001, and was only the second time the Tigers had ever defeated the Longhorns. Success for the Tigers continued in the season as Mizzou started out with a 10-1 record, the program s best start since the season when Mizzou 24

25 HEAD COACH ROBIN PINGETON (CONT.) COACH PROFILES Pingeton by the Numbers 34 All-Conference players 21 Seasons of head coaching experience 14 Post season tournament appearances 7 Academic All-Americans 6 All-Americans 5 Conference Players of the Year 3 Regular season conference championship titles 2 Conference tournament championships 2 Conference Coach of the Year Awards Head Coaching Record MIZZOU (.419) (.419) (.531) (.548) (.576) (.688) (.667)7 7 Seasons (.552) ILLINOIS STATE (.552) (.419) (.429) (.667) (.788) (.771) (.778) 7 Seasons (.640) ST. AMBROSE (.733) (.781) (.633) (.833) (.794) (.571) (.559) (.811) 8 Seasons (.716) CAREER HEAD COACHING RECORD 21 Seasons (.641) began the year Under Pingeton s direction, the Tigers went undefeated through the first five games for the first time since With Pingeton s leadership, Christine Flores became the first Tiger to record a triple-double since Flores set several records at Mizzou, including the most blocks in her career (209) and in a single season (93) before being drafted by the Phoenix Mercury in the third round (30th overall) of the WNBA Draft. Before taking the reins at Mizzou on April 8, 2010, Pingeton spent seven years leading the Illinois State Redbirds, where she amassed a (.640) record and brought the Redbird program back to national prominence. During her tenure, she led the school to three straight Missouri Valley Conference Regular Season titles, two State Farm Missouri Valley Conference Tournament championships, a school-best four straight 20-win seasons, two NCAA Tournament berths and three WNIT appearances en route to Missouri Valley Coach of the Year honors in 2004 and During her last three seasons in Normal, Pingeton compiled an (.779) mark to put together the best three-year span in Illinois State history. In , Pingeton led the Redbirds to a third consecutive Missouri Valley Conference regular season title, the semifinals of the WNIT and a 28-8 record. During Illinois State s WNIT run, the team earned wins over Butler, Purdue, Illinois and Kansas. The 28 wins tied the Illinois State team for the most in program history and marked the fourth straight year the team won at least 22 games. Pingeton s efforts garnered Russell Athletic/Women s Basketball Coaches Association Region 6 Coach of the Year and Missouri Valley Conference Coach of the Year accolades. In , Pingeton s squad went 27-8 and had a 16-5 mark in The Valley as the team earned its first ever outright Missouri Valley regular season title and advanced to the WNIT semifinals. One year earlier, the Redbirds went 26-7, posted the second-best winning percentage (.788) in school history, earned a trip to the NCAA Tournament and claimed the State Farm Missouri Valley Conference Tournament title and a share of the regular season crown. In her first year on the Illinois State sideline, Pingeton earned Missouri Valley Conference Coach of the Year honors after going 16-13, the first winning season for the Redbirds in seven years. The following year, Illinois State earned its first NCAA Tournament berth since 1989 after claiming the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament championship. Pingeton then led the team to a record in , Illinois State s first 20-win season since Before taking over at Illinois State, Pingeton spent three seasons as an assistant coach on Bill Fennelly s staff at Iowa State, including the season as the associate head coach. During her time in Ames, the Cyclones went 66-33, made two NCAA Tournament appearances and won the 2001 Big 12 Tournament title. Pingeton started her head coaching career in 1992 at St. Ambrose, her alma mater. In eight seasons, the Bees qualified for five NAIA National Tournaments, including Elite Eight berths in 1996 and Pingeton was named the conference coach of the year three times and the NAIA Kodak District Coach of the Year in A 1990 graduate of St. Ambrose, Pingeton stands as the school s all-time scoring leader with 2,502 points and earned All-American honors in basketball and softball. She also played three seasons of professional basketball in the Women s Basketball Association. Pingeton and her husband, Rich, are the proud parents of two sons, Blake, born June 9, 2006, and Zach, born July 5, In her limited spare time, Pingeton enjoys spending time with her family on their boat and playing golf. 25

26 COACH PROFILES ASSISTANT COACH JENNY PUTNAM Jenny Putnam is in her eighth year as an assistant coach at Missouri and has more than a decade of college and high school coaching experience. In addition to joining the Mizzou family with head coach Robin Pingeton in 2010, Putnam played for Pingeton at St. Ambrose and has been a member of Pingeton s staff for 15 years. Putnam s presence on-staff brings loyalty, consistency and stability to the Tigers program. Putnam s responsibilities as an assistant under Pingeton include assisting in the organization of practice plans for the team and individual student-athletes, on-court coaching with post players and assisting with daily operations and Tiger basketball camps. Putnam also plays an important role with the program s recruiting efforts and manages the scheduling for future seasons. Mizzou Women s Basketball has consistently improved yearly since Putnam s arrival. Last season, Mizzou completed its second consecutive 22-win campaign for the first time since and The Tigers also finished third in the Southeastern Conference, their highest finish since joining the league and the program s highest finish in conference play since Mizzou capped the season with a trip to the NCAA Tournament and a first-round win over South Florida, giving the program wins in back-to-back NCAA appearances for the first time in program history. 8 th Season at Mizzou Alma Mater: St. Ambrose 01 Hometown: Moline, Ill. The Tigers made a significant leap in , reaching the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2006 and earning an opening-round victory for the first time since Putnam s influence on the post players shined, most notably with gritty forward Jordan Frericks. Frericks averaged 12.1 points per game and 7.7 rebounds per contest on her way to earning Second-Team All-SEC recognition. Meanwhile, rising newcomer Cierra Porter made the SEC All-Freshman squad after a stellar first campaign at Mizzou. The inside-outside attack allowed Mizzou to finish 22-10, the most since Putnam joined the staff. The Tigers spent eight weeks in the AP Top 25 poll and ended up with eight conference victories. Putnam s work with the post players was again evident as Mizzou featured a defense that ranked 12th in the nation in opponent field goal percentage (35.1) and ranked 14th in the country with 29.0 defensive rebounds per game. Jordan Frericks was named second-team All-SEC after leading the league in rebounding with 9.9 boards per game, the highest mark by a Tiger since Frericks grabbed 327 total rebounds on the year, which ranks third in program history and is the highest total since Renee Kelly s record of 395 set in With 33 starts on the season, Frericks equaled Lorraine Ferret s program record that had stood since Recognized as a top recruiter, Putnam was instrumental in recruiting and signing Mizzou s heralded 2015 freshmen class that was ranked 17th nationally by Prospect Nation. She played a large role in recruiting Sophie Cunningham, who became the first McDonald s All-American to sign with Mizzou, along with her Rock Bridge High School (Columbia, Mo.) teammate Cierra Porter, who was ranked the No. 37 player in the country by All-Star Girls Report. Hannah Schuchts (Tallahassee, Fla./Maclay School) rounded out the class and was ranked the No. 59 forward nationally by ESPN HoopGurlz. With Putnam s continued efforts, Mizzou s successes continued through the season. The Tigers finished overall and again advanced to the WNIT. Three true freshmen finished with one of the most productive seasons for an incoming class since 1997, while the Tigers reset a new school scoring record with a victory over Bradley. The Tigers made their first postseason appearance since 2007 during the season as the team advanced to the WNIT. The Tigers squad ended the year with a record, which was then the best for a Mizzou team since the campaign. The team started the season 10-1, which at the time marked the program s best start since With Putnam s aid, the Tigers went undefeated through the first five games for the first time since Putnam s experience both as a player and coach brings a wealth of knowledge to the program, and this became apparent in the staff s first year. In her first season with the Tigers, Putnam helped coach the team to a overall record and a 5-11 mark in Big 12 Conference play, the best for the team since The Tigers also earned three wins over ranked opponents, a feat that had not been accomplished since the season. Before coming to Missouri, Putnam spent seven years as an assistant coach for Pingeton at Illinois State. She helped turn around a program that had not earned a winning season in seven years. During her time with the Redbirds, the squad made five postseason appearances, earned three Missouri Valley Conference regular season titles, two State Farm Missouri Valley Conference Tournament championships and recorded a record. Before entering the coaching ranks, Putnam played collegiately at St. Ambrose under Pingeton. She was the leading rebounder on Pingeton s final team at St. Ambrose in , a squad that finished 30-7 and reached the Elite Eight of the NAIA tournament. Putnam was also a starting outfielder on the softball team at St. Ambrose. She earned NAIA All-American honors in both basketball and softball during her playing years. 26 A 1997 graduate of Alleman High School in Rock Island, Ill., Putnam was a standout athlete in basketball, softball and volleyball. She earned all-tournament honors as a freshman on Alleman s 1994 Illinois High School Association (IHSA) Class A State Championship softball team. On Sept. 22, 2006, Putnam was elected into the Alleman High School Hall of Fame. A native of Moline, Ill., Putnam has three sons, Jack, Tyler and Callen.

27 ASSISTANT COACH ASHLEEN BRACEY COACH PROFILES Ashleen Bracey enters her second season as an assistant coach. A former player and graduate assistant under Robin Pingeton, Bracey comes to Mizzou with more than five years of coaching experience. During her first campaign on staff, the Tigers completed its second consecutive 22-win campaign for the first time since and She helped guide Mizzou to its second consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance and a third-place finish in the SEC. It marked the Tigers highest finish in league play since joining the SEC and the highest since Pingeton s squad piled up 11 SEC wins, the most since 1990, putting together two separate win streaks of five or more in league action in the same campaign for the first time in program history. Mizzou capped off the special season with a trip to the Big Dance, advancing to the second round with a win over South Florida in the tournament opener. It gave Pingeton and company wins in back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances for the first time in program history. 2 nd Season at Mizzou Alma Mater: Iliinois St. ( 10) Hometown: Oak Park, Ill. Bracey joined the Tigers staff after three seasons as an assistant at UAB, where she helped guide the Blazers to 49 victories in that span. There, she served as the recruiting coordinator and played a major role in player development on and off the court for a program that produced its highest team GPA in a decade during the campaign. In Bracey s time spent with UAB, the Blazers established a reputation for playing gritty defense. UAB led Conference USA in scoring defense last season, limiting opponents to just 57.2 points per game. Bracey has a significant hand in recruiting efforts at Mizzou while assisting with player development and mentoring. With more than 10 years playing and coaching at a high level under her belt, she also uses her expertise to aid in scouting upcoming opponents for the Tigers throughout the season. The ties between Pingeton and Bracey date back to 2006, when Bracey chose to play college basketball for Pingeton at Illinois State. The duo helped the Redbirds become a consistent power in the Missouri Valley Conference. During Bracey s playing career, Illinois State claimed three MVC Championships, clinched an NCAA Tournament berth in 2008 and advanced to the WNIT Final Four in 2009 and As a senior, she was named team captain by Pingeton and engineered the Redbirds third consecutive 20-win season. Bracey led Illinois State in scoring with 14.7 points per contest and secured both All-MVC First Team honors and MVC All-Defensive Team recognition. Upon graduation, Bracey signed a contract with Das Anos Liosia, a professional squad in Athens, Greece. She played a season with them before deciding to join the coaching ranks and immediately got a chance as an assistant coach at Eureka (Ill.) College. In August of that year, Bracey and Pingeton were able to reconnect as Bracey teamed up with her former coach and took a graduate assistant position at Mizzou in In 2012, she spent a season as an assistant coach at Ball State, where she worked heavily with recruiting and created and administered game plans and scouting reports. Following that year, Bracey settled in at UAB on the staff of head coach Randy Norton, who was an assistant under Pingeton at both Mizzou and Illinois State. Now the well-traveled and experienced Bracey is back in black and gold and alongside Pingeton once more heading into the campaign. 27

28 COACH PROFILES DIRECTOR OF RECRUITING WILLIE COX Bringing college, high school and AAU basketball coaching experience with him, Willie Cox enters his third season as Director of Recruiting for Mizzou Women s Basketball. Cox s experience and well-respected reputation makes him a vital part of the Tiger Basketball program. He works with the rest of the staff to maintain successful recruiting efforts. Cox has played a large part in the reinvigoration of the Missouri Women s Basketball program during his first seven years on staff. With Cox s assistance, the Mizzou Women s Basketball program has made great strides. The Tigers have recorded five consecutive winning seasons for the first time since Mizzou is coming off a pair of outstanding campaigns as the Tigers claimed wins in back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances for the first time in program history. Cox s recruiting efforts, vast experience and networking capabilities helped the Tigers land top recruits throughout the roster, including Sophie Cunningham, the first McDonald s High School All-American to join the program. Cox also played an integral part in the recruitment of Jordan Frericks, who earned second-team All-SEC recognition in both and th Season at Mizzou Alma Mater: Bradley ( 82) Hometown: Dixmoor, Ill. Before coming to Mizzou, Cox served as an assistant coach at Illinois State for Robin Pingeton since During his seven years on the Redbird sidelines, Cox helped the program establish itself as a force to be reckoned with. Illinois State - which had not had a winning season since accomplished the feat six of the seven years Cox was an assistant. Cox also helped ISU to three Missouri Valley Conference regular season titles and five postseason berths, including two trips to the NCAA Tournament ( and ) and three WNIT appearances. In the season, Illinois State posted a 28-8 record, which tied the program record for wins, en route to its third consecutive conference regular season crown and a run to the WNIT semifinals. In all, the Redbirds had a mark during Cox s time on the sidelines, including an mark the past three seasons. Prior to Illinois State, Cox held the position of head coach of the Peoria Central High School girls basketball team and established Push the Rock, a successful girls amateur basketball program in Peoria. He led Peoria Central to the 2000 and 2001 Illinois High School Association State Tournaments and earned Illinois Basketball Coaches Association Coach of the Year honors both those years. During his time at Peoria Central and Push the Rock, seven of his players earned college scholarships. Cox started his coaching career at his alma mater, Bradley, during the 1980s. While on the men s basketball staff for the Braves, Cox coached future NBA stars Hersey Hawkins and Jim Les. Cox worked with the Braves for seven seasons beginning in the campaign, assisting the team to a winning record in all but one season. During the season, Cox helped guide the Braves to a 32-3 overall record and a 16-0 record in conference play. His Braves closed out their year in the second round of the NCAA Championship. With that trip to the Big Dance under his belt, Cox worked with the Braves to make another appearance at the NCAA Championship in the season. With Cox s direction, the Braves finished 26-5 overall and 12-2 in conference play. He then spent as an assistant coach for the men s basketball team at Loyola Chicago. After his time with the Ramblers, Cox returned to Peoria to work with girls basketball. In 1996, he led his 14-under and 16-under teams to American Youth Basketball Tournament national titles. Cox also spent 12 years as a counselor with Peoria School District 150 and time with the Peoria Housing Authority in the 1980s. During his high school career ( ), Cox was a three-sport athlete, playing football, basketball and baseball. Playing for Rich Tradition Thornton Township high school in Harvey, Ill., Cox helped lead his teams to the playoffs each season. After his high school career, Cox headed to Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas. While in Atchison, Cox was a member of the Ravens basketball and baseball teams, and he boasted a.347 batting average. After two seasons, Cox transferred to Bradley to finish his degree. Cox earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education at Bradley in He and his wife, Juanita, have three daughters, Cassandra, Tamara and Anissa, and four grandchildren, Alandrea, Brian, Charleston and Chanceton. 28

29 DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS HEATHER BUECHTER COACH PROFILES Heather Buechter is in her eighth year as part of the Mizzou women s basketball program and her fifth season as Director of Basketball Operations. Previously, Buechter served as Coordinator of Basketball Operations for three years under Robin Pingeton. Overall, Buechter is in her 14th season working on Pingeton s staff. As Director of Basketball Operations, Buechter is responsible for organizing and coordinating all team travel arrangements, assisting with the marketing programs and social media plans, developing and organizing alumnae and booster events for the Tiger Impact and Tiger Paws programs as well as assisting with daily operations. 8 th Season at Mizzou Alma Mater: Iliinois St. ( 08) Hometown: Catlin, Ill. Buechter is responsible for managing the program s equipment needs, works as a liaison with visiting teams to help organize travel and practices, oversees the team s student managers and coordinates community service initiatives. Buechter s efforts helped the Tigers earn the Team Community Service Award in in which the Tigers logged over 260 hours of community service and outreach. Mizzou has continued to stay active in the community thanks to Buechter s guidance. The Tigers have logged over 1,500 hours of community service during Buechter s tenure at Mizzou, including 350 hours in the season and 325 hours in and Before coming to Columbia, Buechter spent four years as a student manager at Illinois State and two years as a graduate assistant under Pingeton. In these roles, Buechter was responsible for daily operations, community service efforts, film exchange and video editing. Her vast experience and tenure under Pingeton makes her a vital part of the Mizzou program. A native of Catlin, Illinois, Buechter earned her bachelor s degree in Broadcast Journalism in 2008 and a master s in Sports Management in She and her husband, Craig, were married in June VIDEO COORDINATOR MIKE DONOVAN Mike Donovan is in his fifth year as Coordinator of Basketball Operations & Video Coordinator and sixth year overall with the Mizzou women s basketball program. Donovan is responsible for developing and creating highlight videos, opponent film breakdowns and scout work, tape exchange with opposing teams, game day video coverage and social media outreach. In addition to his video responsibilities, Donovan plays a vital role in organizing and managing Mizzou women s basketball camps and develops creative components of Mizzou women s basketball publications -- such as Tiger Impact and the Tiger Paws programs -- while also managing distribution of these publications. 6 th Season at Mizzou Alma Mater: Iliinois St. ( 11) Hometown: Antioch, Ill. A native of Antioch, Illinois, Donovan spent three seasons as a scout team player for Robin Pingeton at Illinois State while earning his undergraduate degree. In 2012, Donovan joined the Mizzou staff as a graduate assistant. His role included assisting with team practices, film and video sessions for the team and various websites and social media projects. Prior to joining the Mizzou staff, Donovan was an assistant coach at Eureka (Ill.) College, where he helped lead the Red Devils to a record of His responsibilities included player development, recruiting, creating scouting reports, film breakdown of opponents and game day preparation. Donovan s coaching experience also includes serving as the 8th grade boys basketball coach at Thomas Metcalf School in Bloomington, Illinois, and as the director of the boys basketball program for the fifth through eighth grade teams. He also spent time working Duke men s basketball camps prior to his time at Mizzou. In 2011, Donovan graduated from Illinois State with a bachelor s degree in Physical Education and completed his master s in Educational, School & Counseling Psychology with an emphasis in Positive Coaching in December

30 COACH PROFILES GRADUATE MANAGER BRI KULAS Former Mizzou standout and WNBA Draft pick Bri Kulas returned to the Mizzou women s basketball program as a graduate student manager in June Kulas enters her second season on staff in that role. She plays an integral part in opponent film and video breakdown, oversight of the scout team, position breakdown, marketing for the Tiger Paws and Show-Me Squad, along with numerous other duties. She joined the Mizzou staff after spending the season as an assistant coach at Johnson County (Kan.) Community College. At Johnson County, Kulas mentored players with on-court coaching, played a vital role in recruiting, handled film breakdown and oversaw the team s study hall program. JCCC went a perfect 30-0 during the regular season, won the East Jayhawk Conference title and advanced to the NJCAA Region VI Division II final. Kulas played her final two collegiate seasons at Mizzou, leading the Tigers in scoring both seasons and earning All-Southeastern Conference honors. She became the 32nd member of the program s 1,000-point club in only 63 games, finishing with 1,008 points at Mizzou. 2 nd Season at Mizzou Alma Mater: Mizzou ( 15) Hometown: Overland Park, Kan. As a senior in , she was a first-team All-SEC selection by the league s head coaches and earned secondteam All-SEC honors from The Associated Press. She averaged 18.3 points per game, which ranked second in the SEC. As a junior, Kulas was a second-team All-SEC honoree after scoring 13.8 points per game, which was the ninth-best total among SEC players. She led the Tigers in scoring, rebounding, made field goals, made free throws and minutes played. Following her senior season, Kulas was the 28th pick in the 2014 WNBA Draft by the San Antonio Stars. She played professionally in Spain for Gran Canarias and Rivas and in Germany for Halle Lions. Kulas began her collegiate career at Kansas State then transferred to Johnson County Community College, where she became an NJCAA Division II All-American and led her team to a 32-3 record, East Jayhawk Conference title and a perfect 18-0 mark in conference play. GRADUATE MANAGER LINDSEY CUNNINGHAM Recent Mizzou graduate and Tiger great Lindsey Cunningham enters her first season on staff as a graduate student manager after a stellar playing career. She plays an essential role in opponent film and video breakdown, oversight of the scout team, position breakdown, marketing for the Tiger Paws and Show-Me Squad, along with numerous other duties. Cunningham played in 129 career games during her career, two shy of the program record. She finished her career second all-time in program history in 3-point field goal percentage (40.6) and ninth all-time in career assists (310) while racking up 555 career points, 369 rebounds and 80 3-pointers. As a redshirt senior captain, she led Mizzou in minutes per game (33.4), free-throw percentage (89.7) and 3-point field-goal percentage (48.3). Cunningham steered Mizzou to its second consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance and wins in back-to-back NCAA appearances for the first time in program history. 1 st Season at Mizzou Cunningham is a Columbia, Mo., native and lifetime Mizzou fan. She is the older sister of current Tiger junior Sophie Cunningham. Lindsey graduated with a bachelor s degree in health sciences. She is a member of the Mizzou 39, the most prestigious academic honor at the University of Missouri. While serving as a graduate student manager, she is pursuing a master s degree in Positive Coaching. Alma Mater: Mizzou ( 16) Hometown: Columbia, Mo. 30

31 Season Stats MIZZOU WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Mizzou Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 02, 2017) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 03 CUNNINGHAM, Sophi PORTER, Cierra MICHAELIS, Sierra CUNNINGHAM, Lindse SMITH, Amber DOTY, Lianna CHAVIS, Jordan SCHUCHTS, Hannah MICHAEL, Kayla ROUNDTREE, Jordan Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS MU-W 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 Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th O T Totals Mizzou Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. 11/11/16 ABILENE CHRISTIAN W /14/16 at Nebraska W /17/16 at Washington L /22/16 INDIANA STATE W vs Creighton W /26/16 vs Georgia Tech L /29/16 WESTERN ILLINOIS W /02/16 MISSOURI STATE W /04/16 at IUPUI L /07/16 SIUE W /09/16 WICHITA STATE W /17/16 UT-MARTIN W /19/16 UC RIVERSIDE W /21/16 at Saint Louis L * 01/01/17 GEORGIA W * 1/5/17 at Kentucky L * 01/08/17 ALABAMA L * 1/12/17 at LSU L * 01/15/17 at Vanderbilt W * 01/19/17 TEXAS A&M Wot * 01/23/17 at ARKANSAS W * 01/26/17 AUBURN W * 01/30/17 KENTUCKY W * 02/05/17 at Mississippi State L * 02/09/17 at Tennessee L * 02/12/17 ARKANSAS W * 02/16/17 at Florida W * 02/19/17 SOUTH CAROLINA W * 02/23/17 OLE MISS W * 02/26/17 at Alabama W /03/17 vs Texas A&M L /17/17 vs South Florida W /19/17 vs Florida State L * - Conference game 31

32 SEC Stats MIZZOU WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Mizzou Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 02, 2017) Conference games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 03 CUNNINGHAM, Sophi MICHAELIS, Sierra PORTER, Cierra CUNNINGHAM, Lindse SMITH, Amber DOTY, Lianna CHAVIS, Jordan SCHUCHTS, Hannah MICHAEL, Kayla ROUNDTREE, Jordan Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS MU-W 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. * 01/01/17 GEORGIA W * 1/5/17 at Kentucky L * 01/08/17 ALABAMA L * 1/12/17 at LSU L * 01/15/17 at Vanderbilt W * 01/19/17 TEXAS A&M Wot * 01/23/17 at ARKANSAS W * 01/26/17 AUBURN W * 01/30/17 KENTUCKY W * 02/05/17 at Mississippi State L * 02/09/17 at Tennessee L * 02/12/17 ARKANSAS W * 02/16/17 at Florida W * 02/19/17 SOUTH CAROLINA W * 02/23/17 OLE MISS W * 02/26/17 at Alabama W * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th O T Totals Mizzou Opponents

33 Game-by-Game Stats MIZZOU WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Mizzou Team Game-by-Game (as of Nov 02, 2017) All games TEAM STATISTICS Total 3-Pointers Free throws Rebounds Opponent Date Score fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avg ABILENE CHRISTIAN 11/11/ W at Nebraska 11/14/ W at Washington 11/17/ L INDIANA STATE 11/22/ W vs Creighton W vs Georgia Tech 11/26/ L WESTERN ILLINOIS 11/29/ W MISSOURI STATE 12/02/ W at IUPUI 12/04/ L SIUE 12/07/ W WICHITA STATE 12/09/ W UT-MARTIN 12/17/ W UC RIVERSIDE 12/19/ W at Saint Louis 12/21/ L GEORGIA 01/01/ W at Kentucky 1/5/ L ALABAMA 01/08/ L at LSU 1/12/ L at Vanderbilt 01/15/ W TEXAS A&M 01/19/ Wot at ARKANSAS 01/23/ W AUBURN 01/26/ W KENTUCKY 01/30/ W at Mississippi State 02/05/ L at Tennessee 02/09/ L ARKANSAS 02/12/ W at Florida 02/16/ W SOUTH CAROLINA 02/19/ W OLE MISS 02/23/ W at Alabama 02/26/ W vs Texas A&M 03/03/ L vs South Florida 03/17/ W vs Florida State 03/19/ L Mizzou Opponents Games played: 33 Points/game: 66.3 FG Pct: FG Pct: 35.1 FT Pct: 80.2 Rebounds/game: 36.7 Assists/game: 13.4 Turnovers/game: 16.2 Assist/turnover ratio: 0.8 Steals/game: 6.5 Blocks/game:

34 Team Single-Game Records Points Scored in a half: 65 vs. Bradley (12/8/13) Fewest Points Scored in a half: 11 at Arkansas (2/17/13) Points by Opponent in a half: 66 vs. Texas (3/14/86) Fewest Points by Opponent in a half: 7 vs. Saint Louis (2/12/78) Points Scored: 126 vs. Bradley (12/8/13) Points Scored on Home Court: 126 vs. Bradley (12/8/13) Points Scored on Opponent s Court: 119 at Bethany College (1/3/77) Points Scored on a Neutral Court: 103 vs. Oregon State at Plainview, Texas (11/24/84) Points Scored in a Losing Effort: 111 vs. Kansas [3 OTs] (1/29/83) Points Scored by Opponent: 118, twice, USC (12/27/85) and Kansas [3 OTs] (1/29/83) Points Scored by Both Teams: 229 vs. Kansas [111/118 (3 OTs); (1/29/83] Fewest Points Scored: 33, 3 times, last vs. Green Bay (11/23/12) Fewest Points by Opponent: 21 by Bethany College (1/3/77) Fewest Points (Both Teams): 63 vs. Columbia College [47-16](11/22/74) Biggest Victory Margin: 98 [119-21] vs. Bethany College (1/3/77) Worst Margin of Defeat: 50 [118-68] vs. USC (12/27/85) Field Goals Made: 58 vs. Cleveland State (11/17/85) Field Goals Attempted: 102 vs. BYU (12/14/85) Field Goal Percentage:.725 [50-of-69] vs. Oklahoma (1/22/83) 3-Point Field Goals Made: 18 vs. Auburn (1/6/13) 18 vs. Bradley (12/8/13) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 40 vs. Lamar (12/20/15) Best 3-Point Field Goal Percentage: [2/2], three times, last vs. Iowa State (2/15/95) Free Throws Made: 38 vs. Jackson State (12/28/94) Free Throws Attempted: 52 vs. Jackson State (12/28/94) Highest Free Throw Percentage (min. 10): (twice), 21-of-21 vs. Oklahoma (1/28/04) and 10-of-10 vs. UNF (11/20/11) Rebounds: 68 vs. Chicago State (12/13/91) Blocked Shots: 14 vs. Iowa State ( ) and vs. Eastern Illinois (12/7/11) Assists: 41 vs. Cleveland State (11/17/84) Steals: 30 vs. Missouri S&T (11/22/96) Personal Fouls: 38 vs. Kansas (1/29/83) 34

35 Games Played: 40 ( ) Wins: 26 ( ) Losses: 21 ( ) Fewest Wins: 9 ( ) Fewest Losses: 6 ( , , ) Longest Winning Streak: 13 (Jan March 9, 1985); (Nov Dec. 29, 2015) Longest Losing Streak: 13 (Jan. 4 - Feb. 14, 2012) Longest Home-Court Winning Streak: 21 (12/17/ /30/83) Longest Home-Court Losing Streak: 7 (1/7/12-2/14/12) Best Winning Percentage:.813 [26-6] ( ) Worst Winning Percentage:.323 [10-21] ( ) Highest National Ranking: No. 7 (Associated Press), Feb. 16, 1984 Points Scored: 3,118 ( ) Scoring Average: 89.1 ( ) Field Goals Made: 1,260 ( ) Field Goals Attempted.: 2,853 ( ) Highest Field Goal Percentage:.529 [1,155-of-2,185] ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made: 292 ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 782 ( ) Best 3-Point Field Goal Percentage:.373 [25-of-67] ( ); [292-of-782] ( ) Free Throws Made: 591 ( ) Free Throws Attempted: 874 ( ) Highest Free Throw Percentage:.802 [463-of-577], ( ) Rebounds: 1,519 ( ) Blocked Shots: 191 ( ) Assists: 585 ( ) Steals: 385 ( ) Personal Fouls: 818 ( ) Team Season Records 35

36 Individual Game Records Points Scored: 42, Sophie Cunningham vs. Wake Forest (11/22/15) Points Scored on Home Court: 42, Sophie Cunningham vs. Wake Forest (11/22/15) Points Scored by a Freshman: 42, Sophie Cunningham vs. Wake Forest (11/22/15) Points Scored on Opponent s Court: 40, Nancy Rutter at Graceland (1/5/77) Points Scored in a Losing Effort: 41, Renee Kelly vs. Oklahoma (1/25/86) Points Scored by Opponent: 39 twice, Lynette Woodard [Kansas] (2/15/80) and Karen Cannon [Phillips] (1/9/76) Field Goals Made: 17, Renee Kelly vs. Chattanooga (1/5/87) Field Goals Attempted: 32, Jennie Skimbo vs. Southeastern Louisiana (11/25/79) Highest Field Goal Pct. (Min. 10 FG): [13-of-13], Renee Kelly vs. Oklahoma State (1/14/86) 3-Point Field Goals Made: 11, Morgan Eye vs. Auburn (1/6/13) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 18, Morgan Eye vs. Auburn (1/6/13); at Kansas State (3/22/15) Highest 3-Point Field-Goal Percentage (min. 5 att.): [5-of-5], Tracy Lozier at Northern Iowa (12/11/02), Lindsey Cunningham vs. Arkansas (02/12/17) Free Throws Made: 17, Kerensa Barr vs. Davidson (11/25/01) Free Throws Attempted: 21, Renee Kelly vs. Colorado (1/24/87) Highest Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10): [14-of-14], twice, Lisa Plummer vs. Kansas (11/24/79); Tracy Ellis vs. Tennessee Tech (12/12/87); [11-of-11] Cierra Porter vs. Kentucky (01/30/17) Rebounds: 23, Kesha Bonds vs. Missouri-St. Louis (1/20/97) Assists: 15, Dee-Dee Polk vs. Colorado (3/6/84) Steals: 11, Amanda Lassiter at San Diego State (11/27/99) Blocked Shots: 10, Christine Flores vs. Eastern Illinois (12/7/11) 36

37 SCORING Joni Davis Renee Kelly Renee Kelly Nancy Rutter Joni Davis Amanda Lassiter Jennie Skimbo Sandie Prophete Bri Kulas Sharon Farrah POINT FGs ATTEMPTED Morgan Eye Morgan Eye Morgan Eye Alyssa Hollins Sierra Michaelis Alyssa Hollins Amanda Hanneman Amanda Lassiter Morgan Eye Maddie Stock Individual Season Records REBOUND AVERAGE Renee Kelly Nancy Rutter Kesha Bonds Ericka Fields Jordan Frericks Kesha Bonds Kesha Bonds Renee Kelly Renee Kelly Nancy Rutter POINTS PER GAME Joni Davis Renee Kelly Renee Kelly Joni Davis Julie Helm Ericka Fields Amanda Lassiter Erika Martin Erika Martin Tracy Ellis FIELD GOALS MADE Joni Davis Renee Kelly Renee Kelly Joni Davis Amanda Lassiter Sharon Farrah Nancy Rutter Jennie Skimbo Sharon Farrah Lorraine Ferret FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Joni Davis Amanda Lassiter Alyssa Hollins Nancy Rutter Sharon Farrah Renee Kelly Joni Davis Lorraine Ferret Jennie Skimbo Sandie Prophete FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Kesha Bonds Renee Kelly Renee Kelly Evan Unrau Kesha Bonds Sarah Campbell Tracy Ellis Jordan Frericks Mary Brueggestrass Joni Davis POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Morgan Eye Morgan Eye Alyssa Hollins Morgan Eye Sierra Michaelis Amanda Lassiter Alyssa Hollins Morgan Eye Alyssa Hollins Tracy Lozier POINT FG PCT. (Min. 30 att.) Lindsey Cunningham Carlynn Savant Amy Monsees Lianna Doty Morgan Eye Carlynn Savant MyEsha Perkins Sandie Prophete Morgan Eye Amanda Hanneman FREE THROWS MADE Nancy Rutter Renee Kelly Tracy Ellis Renee Kelly Ericka Fields Christine Flores Nikki Smith Erika Martin Cierra Porter Sophie Cunningham FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Nancy Rutter Renee Kelly Renee Kelly Tracy Ellis Ericka Fields Vantrece Williams Nikki Smith Erika Martin Christine Flores Ericka Fields FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Carlynn Savant Juanita Robinson Kerensa Barr Kerensa Barr Cierra Porter Lisa Plummer Amy Fordham Annette Schwander Julie Helm LaToya Bond Bri Kulas REBOUNDS Renee Kelly Nancy Rutter Jordan Frericks Renee Kelly Kesha Bonds Ericka Fields Renee Kelly Nancy Rutter Kesha Bonds Debra Walker BLOCKED SHOTS Christine Flores Stretch James Amanda Lassiter Amanda Lassiter BreAnna Brock Lisa Sandbothe Mary Brueggestrass Nikki Smith Jordan Frericks Mary Brueggestrass ASSISTS Dee-Dee Polk Amy Fordham Lianna Doty Kerensa Barr Lianna Doty Amy Fordham Kerensa Barr RaeShara Brown Dee-Dee Polk Eileen Keene STEALS Amanda Lassiter Carla Yancey RaeShara Brown Amanda Lassiter Joni Davis RaeShara Brown Amy Fordham Joni Davis RaeShara Brown Annette Hollins Sarah Campbell POINTS, FRESHMAN Julie Helm Sophie Cunningham Shakara Jones Julie Maxey Cindy Kiser Kesha Bonds Joni Davis Kathy Stevenson Sharon Farrah Cierra Porter Nancy Rutter Evan Unrau

38 Individual Career Records Games Played: 131, Cindy Kiser ( ) Points Scored: 2,126, Joni Davis ( ) Scoring Average: 17.4, Renee Kelly ( ) Field Goals Made: 910, Joni Davis ( ) Field Goals Attempted: 1,711, Joni Davis ( ) Highest Field Goal Percentage:.566, Renee Kelly ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made: 367, Morgan Eye ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 943, Morgan Eye ( ) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage:.436, Stacy Williams ( ) Free Throws Made: 481, Nancy Rutter ( ), Renee Kelly ( ) Free Throws Attempted: 792, Renee Kelly ( ) Highest Free Throw Percentage.:.845 [196-of-232], Carlynn Savant ( ) Rebounds: 1,098, Renee Kelly ( ) Rebound Average: 9.1, Kesha Bonds ( ) Assists: 489, Kerensa Barr ( ) Steals: 273, RaeShara Brown ( ) Blocked Shots: 209, Christine Flores ( ) Personal Fouls: 403, Renee Kelly ( ) SCORING (1,000-POINT CLUB) 1. 2,126 Joni Davis ,119 Renee Kelly ,925 Julie Helm ,820 Sharon Farrah ,641 Nancy Rutter ,624 Lorraine Ferret ,597 Evan Unrau ,535 Erika Martin ,480 Sandie Prophete ,389 Ericka Fields ,381 Kesha Bonds ,374 Morgan Eye ,323 Alyssa Hollins ,321 Sarah Campbell ,315 Julie Maxey ,312 Christine Flores ,311 Mary Brueggestrass ,255 Jessra Johnson ,218 Lisa Sandbothe ,206 Shakara Jones ,194 Stacy Williams ,186 LaToya Bond ,161 Kerensa Barr ,158 Sierra Michaelis ,135 Daina Supstiks ,097 Cindy Kiser ,089 Suzanne Alt ,088 Debbie Walker ,057 Jordan Frericks ,052 Tracy Ellis ,034 EeTisha Riddle ,028 Amanda Lassiter ,027 RaeShara Brown ,008 Bri Kulas

39 POINTS PER GAME Renee Kelly Julie Helm Joni Davis Bri Kulas Amanda Lassiter Erika Martin Sophie Cunningham Nancy Rutter Jennie Skimbo Sharon Farrah FIELD GOALS MADE Joni Davis Renee Kelly Sharon Farrah Julie Helm Lorraine Ferret Evan Unrau Nancy Rutter Julie Maxey Sandie Prophete Erika Martin FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 1. 1,711 Joni Davis ,685 Sharon Farrah ,579 Julie Helm ,449 Lorraine Ferret ,448 Renee Kelly ,381 Alyssa Hollins ,260 Julie Maxey ,230 Sandie Prophete ,214 Evan Unrau ,175 Jessra Johnson FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Renee Kelly Kesha Bonds Sarah Campbell Joni Davis Dee-Dee Polk Mary Brueggestrass Jordan Frericks Tracy Ellis Lynette Linneman Ericka Fields POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Morgan Eye Alyssa Hollins Sierra Michaelis Carlynn Savant Tracy Lozier Morgan Stock Maddie Stock Julie Helm Stacy Williams Amanda Hanneman POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Morgan Eye Alyssa Hollins Sierra Michaelis Maddie Stock Morgan Stock Tracy Lozier Carlynn Savant Julie Helm Amanda Hanneman Kerensa Barr POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. (Min. 60 att.) Stacy Williams Lindsey Cunningham Carlynn Savant Erika Martin Morgan Eye Sophie Cunningham Julie Helm Sandie Prophete Bri Kulas Amanda Lassiter FREE THROWS MADE Nancy Rutter Renee Kelly Julie Helm Erika Martin Ericka Fields Christine Flores Evan Unrau Kesha Bonds Sandie Prophete Joni Davis Tracy Ellis FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Renee Kelly Nancy Rutter Ericka Fields Erika Martin Julie Helm Christine Flores Kesha Bonds Evan Unrau Tracy Ellis Joni Davis FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Carlynn Savant Morgan Eye Sophie Cunningham Kerensa Barr Morgan Eye Cierra Porter Julie Helm Bri Kulas Juanita Robinson Sharon Bax REBOUNDS 1. 1,098 Renee Kelly ,021 Kesha Bonds Evan Unrau Joni Davis Annette Schwander Mary Brueggestrass Jordan Frericks Lorraine Ferret Tracy Ellis Lisa Sandbothe Individual Career Records REBOUNDING AVERAGE Kesha Bonds Renee Kelly Nancy Rutter Jordan Frericks Evan Unrau Vantrece Williams Joni Davis Jennie Skimbo Annette Schwander Cierra Porter BLOCKED SHOTS Christine Flores Mary Brueggestrass Lisa Sandbothe Amanda Lassiter Nikki Smith Kesha Bonds Renee Kelly Stretch James Jordan Frericks Joni Davis ASSISTS Kerensa Barr Lianna Doty Amy Fordham Dee-Dee Polk RaeShara Brown Lisa Ellis Joni Davis Natalie Bright Erika Martin Julie Helm STEALS RaeShara Brown Joni Davis Kerensa Barr Carla Yancey Sarah Campbell Amy Fordham Sandie Prophete Stacy Williams Lianna Doty Amanda Lassiter

40 40 All-Time Series Records ACC Clemson Florida State Georgia Tech Miami North Carolina North Carolina State Notre Dame Pittsburgh Virginia Tech Wake Forest America East Hartford American Cincinnati Houston Louisville Memphis SMU UCF Atlantic Dayton Duquesne Saint Louis Atlantic Sun Lipscomb North Florida Big 12 / Big Eight Baylor Iowa State Kansas Kansas State Oklahoma Oklahoma State TCU Texas Texas Tech West Virginia Big East Butler Creighton Georgetown Marquette Providence Xavier Big Sky Idaho State North Dakota Portland State Big Ten Illinois Indiana Iowa Maryland Michigan Minnesota Nebraska Northwestern Ohio State Penn State Rutgers Wisconsin Big West Cal Poly Pomona Cal State Fullerton Hawaii Long Beach State UC Riverside UC Santa Barbara Colonial Athletic James Madison Northeastern Towson UNC Wilmington Conference USA Charlotte Louisiana Tech Marshall Middle Tennessee North Texas Old Dominion SMU Texas San Antonio Tulsa UAB UTEP Horizon Cleveland State Milwaukee Wright State Wisconsin-Green Bay Youngstown State Ivy League Princeton MEAC Delaware State Florida A&M Morgan State South Carolina State Mid-American Ball State Eastern Michigan Miami (Ohio) Northern Illinois Ohio Toledo Western Michigan Missouri Valley Bradley Drake Evansville Illinois State Indiana State Loyola Chicago Missouri State Northern Iowa Southern Illinois Western Illinois Wichita State Mountain West Colorado State New Mexico San Diego State UNLV Wyoming Northeast Robert Morris Ohio Valley Austin Peay Belmont Eastern Illinois Eastern Kentucky Murray State SIU Edwardsville Southeast Missouri Tennessee State Tennessee Tech UT Martin Pac Arizona Arizona State California Colorado Oregon Oregon State Stanford UCLA USC Patriot League Holy Cross SEC Alabama Arkansas Auburn Florida Georgia Kentucky LSU Mississippi State Ole Miss South Carolina Tennessee Texas A&M Vanderbilt Southern Centenary Davidson Samford Chattanooga Southland Lamar McNeese State New Orleans Nicholls State Northwestern State Oral Roberts Sam Houston State Southeastern Louisiana Stephen F. Austin Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Summit IUPUI South Dakota South Dakota State Western Illinois Sun Belt Arkansas State Louisiana Louisiana Monroe South Alabama Texas State Troy Western Kentucky SWAC Alcorn State Alabama State Arkansas-Pine Bluff Jackson State Mississippi Valley State Prairie View A&M Southern Texas Southern West Coast BYU Loyola Marymount Pepperdine Saint Mary s Western Athletic Chicago State Idaho Texas Rio Grande Valley UMKC Other Bethany Central Missouri Claremore JC Columbia College Delta State Graceland Grand View Meramec Midland Mississippi Women s Missouri Western Missouri S&T Missouri-St. Louis Moberly CC Montclair State NJIT Northeastern Illinois Northwest Missouri State Northwestern Oklahoma Oklahoma Baptist Oklahoma City Omaha Phillips Pittsburg State Queens Seminole JC Simpson Southern Connecticut Southwest Baptist Texas Woman s Truman State U.S. International Valdosta State Wayland Baptist WESCO William Penn

41 Postseason History TIGERS AT A GLANCE Postseason Appearances 24 Postseason Games 61 Won-Lost Record, Postseason Play NCAA Tournament Appearances 11 NCAA Tournament Games 17 NCAA Tournament Record 6-11 WNIT Appearances 7 WNIT Games 12 WNIT Record 5-7 NCAA 1 ST ROUND (5-6) 1982, Eugene, Ore. West Region March 13 Mizzou 59, Oregon , Auburn, Ala. South Region March 19 Auburn 89, Mizzou , Baton Rouge, La. South Region March 18 LSU 92, Mizzou , Monroe, La. South Region March 14 Louisiana Monroe 85, Mizzou 84 (OT) 1986, Columbia, Mo. Midwest Region March 12 Mizzou 66, Arkansas , Lubbock, Texas Midwest Region March 16 Texas Tech 75, Mizzou , Athens, Ga. East Region March 16 Mizzou 71, Wisconsin , Tempe, Ariz. Midwest Region March 20 Stanford 68, Mizzou , University Park, Pa. East Region March 19 Virginia Tech 82, Mizzou , Austin, Texas East Region March 19 Mizzou 78, BYU , Tallahassee, Florida Stockton Regional March 17 Mizzou 66, USF 64 NCAA 2 ND ROUND (1-3) 1986, Austin, Texas March 14 Texas 108, Mizzou , Athens, Ga. East Region March 18 Mizzou 78, Georgia , Austin, Texas East Region March 21 Texas 73, Mizzou , Tallahassee, Florida Stockton Regional March 19 Florida State 77, Mizzou 55 NCAA SWEET 16 (0-2) 1982, Stanford, Calif. West Regional March 19 Maryland 80, Mizzou , Pittsburgh, Pa. East Regional March 24 Louisiana Tech 78, Mizzou 67 WNIT 1 ST ROUND (3-3) 2000, Columbia, Mo. March 15 Mizzou 84, Evansville , Columbia, Mo. March 13 Alabama 68, Mizzou , Columbia, Mo. March 19 Mizzou 72, Western Illinois 69 (2 OT) 2013, Columbia, Mo. March 20 Eastern Illinois 60, Mizzou , Omaha, Neb. March 20 Creighton 77, Mizzou , Cedar Falls, Iowa March 19 Mizzou 69, Northern Iowa 61 WNIT 2 ND ROUND (2-2) 2000, Fayetteville, Ark. March 18 Arkansas 89, Mizzou , Columbia, Mo. March 24 Mizzou 88, Ball State , Laramie, Wyo. March 18 Wyoming 73, Mizzou , Manhattan, Kan. March 22 Mizzou 67, Kansas State 48 WNIT 3 RD ROUND (0-1) 2015, Ann Arbor, Mich. March 26 Michigan 65, Mizzou 55 WNIT QUARTERFINALS (0-1) 2003, Fort Collins, Colo. March 27 Colorado State 62, Mizzou 61 MAIAW STATE TOURNAMENT 1975, Springfield, Mo. Feb. 21 Missouri-St. Louis 72, Mizzou 55 Feb. 22 Mizzou 87, Meramec 66 Feb. 23 Mizzou 59, Truman State , Warrensburg, Mo. Feb. 21 Northwest Missouri 69, Mizzou 61 Feb. 22 Mizzou 78, Missouri State , St. Louis, Mo. Feb. 25 Mizzou 96, Northwest Missouri 59 Feb. 26 Central Missouri 91, Mizzou 88 (OT) 1978, Columbia, Mo. Feb. 23 Mizzou 73, Missouri State 60 Feb. 24 Mizzou 71, Northwest Missouri , Warrensburg, Mo. Feb. 23 Mizzou 68, Truman State 67 Feb. 24 Mizzou 67, Central Missouri 63 AIAW REGION VI TOURNAMENT 1977, Decorah, Iowa March 10 Mizzou 85, William Penn 70 March 11 Mizzou 71, Central Missouri 69 March 12 Kansas State 70, Mizzou , Manhattan, Kan. March 9 Mizzou 88, Iowa State 72 March 10 Mizzou 95, Kansas 63 March 11 Mizzou 70, Kansas State , Minneapolis, Minn. March 9 Mizzou 96, South Dakota 64 March 10 Kansas 79, Mizzou 70 March 11 Drake 91, Mizzou , Columbia, Mo. March 6 Nebraska 74, Mizzou 73 (OT) 1981, Minneapolis, Minn. March 13 Mizzou 85, Nebraska 70 March 14 Minnesota 75, Mizzou 65 March 15 Drake 85, Mizzou 71 AIAW SATELLITE TOURNAMENT 1978, Denton, Texas March 17 North Carolina State 70, Mizzou 64 March 18 Mizzou 79, Ohio State 69 AIAW SUB-REGIONAL 1980, Pittsburg, Kan. Feb. 28 Mizzou 92, Pittsburgh State 68 Feb. 29 Central Missouri 80, Mizzou 69 March 1 Mizzou 77, Kansas 73 AIAW NATIONAL TOURNAMENT 1977, Minneapolis, Minn. March 23 Southern Connecticut 80, Mizzou 66 March 24 Mizzou 60, Minnesota 39 March 25 Baylor 85, Mizzou 75 41

42 Postseason Game Records/Highs NCAA TOURNAMENT GAME RECORDS/TEAM HIGHS Most Points Scored: 84 3/14/85 at Louisiana Monroe Fewest Points Scored: 44 3/20/04 vs. Stanford Greatest Margin of Victory:_ 13 3/18/01 at Georgia Greatest Margin of Defeat:_ 39 3/14/86 at Texas Field Goals Made: 37 3/14/85 at Northeast Louisiana One Half: 23 3/14/85 at NE Louisiana (2 nd Half) Field Goals Att.: 81 3/14/85 at Northeast Louisiana One Half: 49 3/14/85 at NE Louisiana (2 nd Half) Field Goal Percentage:.568 3/19/16 vs. BYU One Half:.688 3/19/16 vs. BYU (2 nd Half) 3-Point FG Made: 8 3/16/01 vs. Wisconsin, 3/17/17 vs. USF 3-Point FG Att.: 24 3/17/17 vs. USF Three-Point FG Pct.:.400 3/16/01 vs. Wisconsin Free Throws Made: 23 3/19/16 vs. BYU Free Throws Att.: 28 3/19/16 vs. BYU Free Throw Per.:.900 (18-20) 3/19/82 vs. Maryland Most Rebounds: 55 3/14/85 at Northeast Louisiana Fewest Rebounds: 21 3/19/82 at Auburn Largest Rebound Margin: +10 3/19/16 vs. BYU Largest Rebound Deficit: -25 3/19/83 at Auburn Assists: 18 3/18/84 at LSU Steals: 14 3/13/82 at Oregon Blocks: 8 3/20/04 vs. Stanford Most Turnovers: 23 3/19/82 vs. Maryland, 3/19/17 at FSU Fewest Turnovers: 9 3/19/83 at Auburn WNIT GAME RECORDS/TEAM HIGHS Most Points Scored: /24/03 vs. Ball St., 3/18/2000 at Ark. Fewest Points Scored: /20/2013 vs. Eastern Illinois Greatest Margin of Victory: /22/2015 at Kansas State Greatest Margin of Defeat: /26/2015 at Michigan Field Goals Made: /18/2000 at Arkansas One Half: /24/2003 vs. Ball State (1 st Half) Field Goals Att.: /18/2000 at Arkansas One Half: /20/2013 vs. Eastern Illinois Field Goal Percentage: /15/2000 vs. Evansville One Half: x, last 3/20/2013 vs. East. Ill. (2 nd half) 3-Point FG Made: /22/2015 at Kansas State 3-Point FG Attempts /22/2015 at Kansas State 3-Point FG Percentage /18/2000 at Arkansas Free Throws Made: /19/2003 vs. Western Illinois Free Throws Att.: /19/2003 vs. Western Illinois Free Throw Perc.: (13-14)... 3/18/2007 at Wyoming Most Rebounds: /22/2015 at Kansas State Fewest Rebounds: /24/2003 vs. Ball State Largest Reb. Margin: /22/2015 at Kansas State Largest Reb. Deficit: /24/2003 vs. Ball State Assists: /15/2000 vs. Evansville Steals: /19/2003 vs. Western Illinois Blocks: /15/2000 vs. Evansville 42

43 SEASON OPENERS (35-8) Date Opponent W/L Score at Columbia College W at Grand View L at William Penn L William Penn W Minnesota W at Minnesota L Minnesota L Missouri State W Missouri State W Northern Iowa W Cleveland State W Arizona W James Madison L at Iowa L at Arkansas State W Evansville W Brigham Young W at Southeast Missouri W Eastern Illinois W at Northeastrn Illinois W Evansville W Creighton L Missouri S&T W Missouri S&T W Bradley W at Bradley W Eastern Illinois W at UMKC W at Missouri State W at Bradley W Northern Illinois W Clemson W Southern Illinois W Murray State W South Dakota State L Northern Iowa W at Memphis W at Texas-San Antonio W Saint Louis W at Saint Louis W Western Illinois W at Missouri State W vs. Abilene Christian W HOME OPENERS (35-8) Date Opponent W/L Score Kansas W Grand View L Claremore W William Penn W Minnesota W BYU W Minnesota L Missouri State W Missouri State W Northern Iowa W Cleveland State W Memphis W UMKC W Central Missouri W Missouri State W LSU L Creighton L UMKC L Eastern Illinois W Texas Rio Grande Val. W Evansville W Creighton L Missouri S&T W Missouri S&T W Bradley W Arkansas L Eastern Illinois W Missouri State W Bradley W Southern W Evansville W Northwestern W Texas A&M-CC W Murray State W South Dakota State L Northern Illinois W UT Martin W North Florida W Saint Louis W SIU Edwardsville W Western Illinois W Arkansas-Pine Bluff W Abilene Christian W Program Records OVERTIME GAMES (20-26) Date Opponent W/L Score 2/26/77 Central Missouri L /13/79 at Southern Illinois L /17/79 at Minnesota L /6/80 Nebraska L /16/82 Central Missouri W /29/83 at Kansas (3 OT) L /23/83 Southern Ill. (2 OT) W /5/84 Florida State W /14/84 Brigham Young W /30/85 Oklahoma State W /14/85 Northeast Louisiana L /11/87 Kansas L /30/87 Northern Illinois W /26/88 at Memphis L /29/89 Nebraska W /4/90 at SMU L /24/90 Indiana L /11/90 at UMKC W /23/91 at Colorado L /12/92 at Nebraska L /9/92 Creighton L /28/93 at Oklahoma State W /19/96 Nebraska L /16/96 at Iowa State L /11/97 at Western Illinois L /24/98 Iowa State W /15/00 Evansville W /17/00 at Arkansas L /10/01 Kansas W /19/03 Western Ill. (2 OT) W /22/04 Kansas State (2 OT) L /26/05 at Nebraska W /1/06 at Kansas State W /25/06 at Kansas L /10/07 Texas L /8/07 Stephen F. Austin L /15/07 UMKC W /11/08 vs. Oklahoma W /29/08 vs. Holy Cross L /23/10 Colorado L /7/10 Texas Tech W /8/11 Texas W /5/11 Kansas State L /16/11 Oklahoma State W /19/11 at Kansas L /21/12 at Iowa State L /25/12 vs. Kansas State W /20/13 at Ole Miss W /22/13 vs. LSU L /21/16 at #12 Texas A&M L /19/17 vs. #25 Texas A&M W

44 Mizzou s All-Time Record MIZZOU S ALL-TIME RECORD Overall Conf. Year Head Coach W L W L Place Notes Alexis Jarrett Joann Rutherford Joann Rutherford Joann Rutherford 26 6 Big Eight Champions; #13 in final AP poll Joann Rutherford Big Eight runner-up Joann Rutherford Big Eight runner-up Joann Rutherford Joann Rutherford 24 9 NCAA Sweet Sixteen; #20 in final AP poll Joann Rutherford NCAA First Round; #15 in final AP poll Joann Rutherford nd NCAA First Round; #11 in final AP poll Joann Rutherford st NCAA First Round; Big Eight Tourn. Champs Joann Rutherford th NCAA Second Round; Big Eight Tourn. Champs Joann Rutherford t-1st Big Eight co-champions Joann Rutherford nd Joann Rutherford th Joann Rutherford st Big Eight Champions Joann Rutherford th Joann Rutherford th Joann Rutherford th Joann Rutherford th NCAA First Round; Big Eight Tourn. Champ Joann Rutherford th Joann Rutherford th Joann Rutherford th Joann Rutherford th career record Cindy Stein th Cindy Stein th WNIT Second Round Cindy Stein th NCAA Sweet Sixteen Cindy Stein t-9th WNIT First Round Cindy Stein t-5th WNIT Quarterfinals Cindy Stein t-7th NCAA First Round Cindy Stein t-10th Cindy Stein th NCAA First Round Cindy Stein th WNIT Second Round Cindy Stein th Cindy Stein t-10th Cindy Stein th career record Robin Pingeton th Robin Pingeton th Robin Pingeton th WNIT First Round Robin Pingeton th WNIT First Round Robin Pingeton T-7th WNIT Quarterfinals Robin Pingeton T-7th NCAA Second Round Robin Pingeton T-3rd NCAA Second Round TOTALS 43 Seasons (.575) Joann Rutherford ( ) Record at Mizzou 6 NCAA Tournament appearances 3 Big Eight Tournament Championships 3 Big Eight Conference Chamionships Cindy Stein ( ) Record at Mizzou 3 NCAA Tournament appearances 4 WNIT appearances Robin Pingeton (2010-Present) Record at Mizzou 2 NCAA Tournament appearances 2 20-win seasons 3 WNIT appearances 44