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1 Shawnee State Game Notes Game #33 -- Sun., Mar. 4, :00 p.m. East Kentucky Expo Center -- Pikeville, Kentucky BEARS SCHEDULE Oct. 27 Kentucky Christian University W, Oct. 28 Cincinnati Christian University W, Nov. 4 West Virginia Tech W, Nov. 9 (RV) Martin Methodist Coll. (Tenn.) W, Nov. 10 (11) Bethel University (Tenn.) L, Nov. 11 Blue Mountain College (Miss.) W, Nov. 17 Indiana Wesleyan University L, Nov. 18 Taylor University (Ind.) L, Nov. 24 (16) Columbia College (Mo.) W, Nov. 25 (7) Westmont College (Calif.) W, Nov. 29 Ohio Christian University W, Dec. 8 Brewton-Parker College (Ga.) W, Dec. 9 Asbury University (Ky.) W, Dec. 18 Interamericana San German (PR) W, Dec. 19 Univ. of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez W, Dec. 30 Brescia University (Ky.) W, Jan. 6 University of Pikeville (Ky.)* W, Jan. 11 (12) Lindsey Wilson College (Ky.)* W, Jan. 13 (RV) Cumberland Univ. (Tenn.)* W, Jan. 18 Georgetown College (Ky.)* W, Jan. 20 (3) Campbellsville University (Ky.)* W, Jan. 25 Life University (Ga.)* W, Jan. 27 Univ. of the Cumberlands (Ky.)* W, Feb. 1 University of Pikeville (Ky.)* W, Feb. 8 (RV) Cumberland Univ. (Tenn.)* W, Feb. 10 (9) Lindsey Wilson College (Ky.)* W, Feb. 15 (3) Campbellsville Univ. (Ky.)* W, OT Feb. 17 Georgetown College (Ky.)* W, Feb. 22 Univ. of the Cumberlands (Ky.)* W, Feb. 24 Life University (Ga.)* W, Mar. 1 Life University (Ga.)# W, Mar. 3 (RV) Cumberland University (Tenn.)# W, Mar. 4 (3) Campbellsville University (Ky.)# 2:00pm Mar NAIA National Tournament (Billings, Mont.) Home games in BOLD # - Mid-South Conference Tournament (Pikeville, Ky.) * - Mid-South Conference Game Website: ssubears.com Facebook: facebook.com/ssubears (1) Shawnee State 29-3 (14-0 MSC) Head Coach Jeff Nickel (5th yr., ) Last Game W vs. (RV) Cumberland Sat., March 3, 2018 Streak Won 24 FOLLOW THE BEARS (3) Campbellsville 28-4 (8-6 MSC) Head Coach Ginger Colvin (11th yr., ) Last Game W vs. Lindsey Wilson Sat., March 3, 2018 Streak Won 5 Live Coverage Audio - Shawnee SportsNet - Video - MSC Stretch - midsouthconf/ Last Game W vs. (RV) Cumberland Sat., Mar. 3, 2018 Previous Meeting (1) Shawnee State 90, (3) Campbellsville 78 OT All-Time Series Shawnee State leads Next TBA

2 Bears play Campbellsville for MSC Tournament Title CURRENT STANDINGS Team Conf. Overall (1) Shawnee State (Ohio)Z (3) Campbellsville (Ky.) (10) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) (RV) Cumberland (Tenn.) Pikeville (Ky.) Cumberlands (Ky.) Georgetown (Ky.) Life (Ga.) Z - Clinched MSC Championship MSC SCHEDULE THURSDAY, MARCH 1 (1) Shawnee State 111, Life 49 (RV) Cumberland (Tenn.) 62, Pikeville 56 (3) Campbellsville 85, Georgetown 64 (10) Lindsey Wilson 74, Cumberlands (Ky.) 57 (home team in BOLD) SATURDAY, MARCH 3 (1) Shawnee State 70, (RV) Cumberland (Tenn.) 63 (3) Campbellsville 90, (10) Lindsey Wilson 78 SUNDAY, MARCH 4 (1) Shawnee State vs. (3) Campbellsville, 2:00pm PRESEASON POLL Team Points (5) SHAWNEE STATE 46 (4) 31-3, 13-1 (6) Campbellsville 41 (1) 28-7, 10-4 (8) Lindsey Wilson 41 (3) 32-3, 13-1 (22) Cumberland (Tenn.) , 4-10 (RV) Pikeville , 8-6 Cumberlands (Ky.) , 4-10 Georgetown , 4-10 Life , 0-14 Shawnee State women s basketball look to capture their fourth straight Mid-South Conference Tournament Championship on Sunday afternoon when they take on (3) Campbellsville in the MSC Championship Game at the East Kentucky Expo Center. The Bears are 29-3 on the season entering Sunday s contest. Shawnee State reached the MSC Championship Game with a win over (RV) Cumberland (Tenn.) on Saturday morning. Ashton Lovely scored 19 points, and Madison Ridout hit the go-ahead three late to seal the win. Campbellsville are 28-4 on the season. The Tigers blitzed Lindsey Wilson in the other MSC Semifinal on Saturday afternoon. Jordan Doram scored 26 for CU. Shawnee State hold a advantage in the all-time series over Campbellsville, including a regular season series sweep in The Bears pulled out a win in overtime in their last meeting with the Tigers, winning in Portsmouth. Sunday s game marks the fourth consecutive season that Shawnee State have reached the Mid-South Conference Championship Game. The Bears have won the previous three, including wins over Campbellsville in both 2015 and The winner of Sunday s game recieves the Mid-South Conference s automatic bid to the NAIA Divsion I Women s Basketball National Tournament, and will likely have the inside track at a number one seed in Billings. Tip-off between the Bears and Tigers is set for 2:00pm. Last Meeting (1) Shawnee State 90, (3) Campbellsville 78 OT - Thurs., Feb. 15, Stat Leaders Shawnee State Points- #31 Madison Ridout, 14.6 ppg (4th MSC) Rebounds- #31 Madison Ridout 7.3 rpg (5th MSC) Assists- #34 Bailey Cummins, 4.4 apg (2nd MSC) FG%- #31 Madison Ridout, 52.1% (2nd MSC) 3 s%- #34 Bailey Cummins, 42.5% (1st MSC) FT%- #23 Hannah Miller, 87.9% ( ) (1st MSC) Campbellsville Points- #5 Madison Clements, 11.5 ppg (10th MSC) Rebounds- #40 Madison Faulkner, 4.6 rpg (18th MSC) Assists- #20 Caitlin Hall, 3.9 apg (3rd MSC) FG%- #14 Jordan Doram, 60.8% 3 s%- #5 Madison Clements, 34.1% (9th MSC) FT%- #5 Madison Clements, 82.9% (63-76)

3 QUICK FACTS SHAWNEE STATE INFORMATION Location: Portsmouth, Ohio Founded: 1986 Enrollment: 3,800 Nickname: Bears Colors: Navy Blue and Gray President: Dr. Rick Kurtz National Affiliation: NAIA-I Conference: Mid-South Conference Director of Athletics: Jeff Hamilton Website: University website: Arena: Frank and Janis Waller Gymnasium Opened: 1986 Capacity: 1,700 Sports Information: Jonathon Loughridge phone: (740) TEAM INFORMATION Current Record: 29-3 MSC Record: record: 31-3 MSC record: 13-1 (t-1st) Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 7/4 Current Ranking: #1 Head Coach: Jeff Nickel (5th year) Alma Mater: Shawnee State 05 Record: (.794) Assistant Coach: Tim Sammons Alma Mater: Shawnee State CC 84 Assistant Coach: Jack Branon Alma Mater: Cedarville 66 Assistant Coach: Abby Feuchter Alma Mater: Shawnee State 16 Assistant Coach: Doran Martin Alma Mater: Shawnee State 11 First Year of Basketball: All-Time Record: (.799) Record in MSC ( ): (.767) MSC Championships: , 2016, 2017, 2018 MSC Tournament Championships: , 2016, 2017 NAIA-II Tournaments: 15 NAIA-I Tournaments: 7 Last Appearance: 2017 (1st round) National Championships: (NAIA-II) Head Coach - Jeff Nickel Jeff Nickel is in his fifth season as head coach of the Shawnee State women s basketball program. In his time at the helm for the Bears, Nickel has guided the program to a record over four seasons. Nickel s teams have won two consecutive Mid-South Conference regular season championships and three straight MSC Tournament Championships entering the season. Prior to being head coach at SSU, Nickel served as an assistant coach for four seasons under previous women s basketball coach and NAIA Hall of Famer Robin Hagen-Smith. Nickel served briefly as interim head coach in , going 5-1 before Hagen-Smith returned to the sidelines. Prior to that, Nickel served as head boys basketball coach at his alma mater, Greenup County High School, in , and was also head coach of the Portsmouth High School girls basketball team for two seasons from NAIA Division I Top 25 Poll - Poll #6 - Feb. 27 Rank Prev. School Name [1st Place Votes] Record Points 1 1 Shawnee State (Ohio) [9] Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.) Campbellsville (Ky.) Westmont (Calif.) Oklahoma City Columbia (Mo.) Vanguard (Calif.) MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) Central Methodist (Mo.) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) Carroll (Mont.) LSU Shreveport (La.) Wayland Baptist (Texas) Science & Arts (Okla.) T Montana Western T Our Lady of the Lake (Texas) Lyon (Ark.) Rocky Mountain (Mont.) Lindenwood-Belleville (Ill.) Benedictine (Kan.) NR Martin Methodist (Tenn.) Menlo (Calif.) Dillard (La.) Arizona Christian Loyola (La.) Dropper from the rankings: No. 23 Bethel (Tenn.) Others received votes: Bethel (Tenn.) 48, Baker (Kan.) 32, Providence (Mont.) 24, The Master s (Calif.) 17, Cumberland (Tenn.) 9, Mid-America Christian (Okla.) 7, William Penn (Iowa) 6

4 2018 Mid-South Conference Women's Basketball Tournament Eastern Kentucky Expo Center Pikeville, Ky. 1) Shawnee State (27-3, 14-0) Thur., March 1-10 a.m. ET 8) Life (11-19, 1-13) 4) Cumberland (19-10, 8-6) Sat., March 3-10 a.m. ET Thur., March 1 - Noon ET 5) Pikeville (14-16, 5-9) Sun., March 4-2 p.m. ET 2) Campbellsville (26-4, 12-2) MSC Tournament Champs Thur., March 1-2 p.m. ET 7) Georgetown (8-21, 2-12) 3) Lindsey Wilson (24-6, 10-4) Sat., March 3 - Noon ET Thur., March 1-4 p.m. ET 6) Cumberlands (16-12, 4-10)

5 BEARS IN (29-3, 14-0) At Home: 14-0 (7-0) On Road: 8-1 (7-0) Neutral: 7-2 Last 5 games: 5-0 Streak: Won 24 O all Home Road Neut. Conf. Scoring less than Scoring Scoring Scoring Scoring Scoring Allowing less than Allowing Allowing Allowing Allowing Allowing Ahead at Halftime Behind at Halftime Tied at Halftime: Ahead at 4:00 in reg Behind at 4:00 in reg Tied at 4:00 in reg In Overtime When out-rebounding When out-rebounded When rebounding margin is even Opp. Shoots higher FG% Opp. Shoots lower FG% When shooting + 45% FG When shooting -45% FG When Opp. Shoots +45% FG When Opp. Shoots -45% FG Against above.500 teams Against below.500 teams Against at.500 teams Against ranked teams In Back-to-back days In October In November In December In January In February In March Margins of Wins / Losses High Won By Lost By

6 Player Season / Career Highs Points Season Career Ashton Lovely 25 at Pikeville (Ky.), at Asbury (Ky.) Shania Massie 30 vs. Life (Ga.) Laken Smith 14, 2x, last at Georgetown Hannah Miller 31 vs. West Virginia Tech Hagen Schaefer 6 vs. Asbury (Ky.) Madison Ridout 33 vs. Asbury (Ky.) Bailey Cummins 23 vs. Westmont (Calif.) Sienna King 11 at Campbellsville Lydia Poe 24, 2x, Last vs. Columbia (Mo.) Leah Wingeier 13 at UPR-Mayaguez Rebounds Season Career Ashton Lovely 10 at UPR-Mayaguez vs. Faulkner (Ala.) Shania Massie 10 vs. Blue Mountain (Miss.) Laken Smith 10 vs. Brescia (Ky.) Hannah Miller 8, 2x, last vs. Life (Ga.) Haegen Schaefer 4 vs. Blue Mountain (Miss.) Madison Ridout 13 vs. Columbia (Mo.) Bailey Cummins 9 vs. Westmont (Calif.) Sienna King 8 vs.columbia (Mo.) Lydia Poe 15 vs. West Virginia Tech Leah Wingeier 8 vs. Life (Ga.) Assists Season Career Ashton Lovely 6 vs. Georgetown (Ky.) vs. Miami-Middletown Shania Massie 6 vs. Interamericana (PR) Laken Smith 3 at Pikeville (Ky.) Hannah Miller 5, 3x, last vs. Life (Ga.) Hagen Schaefer 3 vs. Brewton-Parker (Ga.) Madison Ridout 7 vs. Cincinnati Christian , 2x, last vs. Asbury (Ky.) Bailey Cummins 12 at UPR-Mayaguez Sienna King 2 vs. Columbia (Mo.) Lydia Poe 2, 2x, last vs. Taylor (Ind.) Leah Wingeier 1, 5x, last vs. Life (Ga.) (through 3/3/18)

7 Shawnee State Bears Active Roster # NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL 3 Ashton Lovely G 5-9 Jr. Jamestown, Ohio / Greeneview HS 14 Shania Massie G 5-7 Jr. Greenfield, Ohio / Greenfield-McClain HS/Ohio-Chillicothe 21 Laken Smith F 6-0 Fr. Waverly, Ohio / Waverly HS 23 Hannah Miller G 5-9 Jr. Coal Grove, Ohio / Ironton St. Joseph HS 25 Hagen Schaefer F 5-8 Fr. Portsmouth, Ohio / Notre Dame HS 31 Madison Ridout G 5-9 Sr. Jackson, Ohio/Jackson HS / Kent State University 34 Bailey Cummins G 5-8 So. Brooksville, Kentucky / Bracken County HS 40 Sienna King F 6-0 Fr. Shelby, Ohio / Shelby HS 44 Lydia Poe F 6-2 Jr. Jackson, Ohio / Jackson HS 55 Leah Wingeier F 6-5 Fr. Newark, Ohio / Newark HS Head Coach: Jeff Nickel (5th Season, ) Assistant Coach: Tim Sammons Assistant Coach: Jack Branon Assistant Coach: Abby Feuchter Assistant Coach: Doran Martin Pronunciation Guide Shania Massie (Shuh-NYE-uh) Hagen Schaefer (Hay-gen Shay-fer) Madison Ridout (Ride-out) Leah Wingeier (Wing-guy-er) Honors Bailey Cummins, MSC Player of the Week Ashton Lovely, MSC Player of the Week Bailey Cummins, MSC Player of the Week Madison Ridout, First Team All-MSC Ashton Lovely, First Team All-MSC Hannah Miller, First Team All-MSC Bailey Cummins, First Team All-MSC Lydia Poe, Second Team All-MSC Jeff Nickel, MSC Coach of the Year Honors and Double-Doubles Double-Doubles Madison Ridout, 14 points, 13 rebounds, Fri., Nov. 24, 2017 vs. Columbia (Mo.) Lydia Poe, 11 points, 15 rebounds, Sat., Nov. 4, 2017 vs. West Virginia Tech Shania Massie, 14 points, 10 rebounds Sat., Nov. 11, 2017 vs. Blue Mountain (Miss.) Madison Ridout, 10 points, 10 rebounds, Sat., Nov. 18, 2017 vs. Taylor (Ind.) Madison Ridout, 14 points, 13 rebounds, Fri., Nov. 24, 2017 vs. Columbia (Mo.) Ashton Lovely, 21 points, 10 rebounds, Tues., Dec. 19, 2017 vs. Interamericana (PR) Laken Smith, 14 points, 10 rebounds, Sat., Dec. 30, 2017 vs. Brescia (Ky.) Madison Ridout, 14 points, 10 rebounds, Thurs., Jan. 11, 2018 vs. (12) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) Bailey Cummins, 15 points, 12 assists, Thurs., Feb. 1, 2018 vs. Pikeville (Ky.) Madison Ridout, 15 points, 11 rebounds, Thurs., Feb. 15, 2018 vs. (3) Campbellsville (Ky.)

8 3/3/2018 Combined Season Stats Record: Overall Home Away Neutral All Games (29-3) (14-1) (9-2) (6-0) Conference (13-0) (7-0) (6-0) (0-0) Non-Conference (16-3) (7-1) (3-2) (6-0) TOTAL 3-PT REBOUNDS # Player GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT R/G PF A TO BLK ST PTS P/G 3 Ashton Lovely Shania Massie Laken Smith Hannah Miller Hagen Schaefer Madison Ridout Bailey Cummins Sienna King Lydia Poe Leah Wingeier TEAM Shawnee State (Ohio) Opponents TEAM STATISTICS SSU 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 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 QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT1 TOTAL Opponents Shawnee State (Ohio) Date Opponent Score W L Record Attend 10/27/17 hkentucky Christian W /28/17 hcincinnati Christian (Ohi W /04/17 hwvu Tech W /09/17 nmartin Methodist (Tenn.) W /10/17 a Bethel (Tenn.) L /11/17 nblue Mountain (Miss.) W /17/17 hindiana Wesleyan L /18/17 a Taylor (Ind.) L /24/17 ncolumbia (Mo.) W /25/17 nwestmont (Calif.) W /29/17 hohio Christian (Ohio) W /08/17 hbrewton-parker (Ga.) W /09/17 hasbury (Ky.) W /18/17 a Interamericana W 0 12/19/17 a Puerto Rico-Mayaguez W 0 12/30/17 hbrescia (Ky.) W /06/18 * a Pikeville (Ky.) W 14-3, 1-0 MSC /11/18 * hlindsey Wilson (Ky.) W 15-3, /13/18 * hcumberland (Tenn.) W 16-3, /18/18 * a Georgetown (Ky.) W 0 01/20/18 * a Campbellsville (Ky.) W 18-3, 5-0 MSC /25/18 * hlife (Ga.) W 19-3, /27/18 * hcumberlands (Ky.) W 20-3, /01/18 * hpikeville (Ky.) W 21-3, /08/18 * a Cumberland (Tenn.) W 22-3, /10/18 * a Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) W 23-3, 10-0 MSC /15/18 * hcampbellsville (Ky.) OTW 24-3, /17/18 * hgeorgetown (Ky.) W 25-3, /22/18 * acumberlands (Ky.) W 26-3 (13-0) 0 02/24/18 a Life (Ga.) W 26-3, MSC /01/18 nlife (Ga.) W /03/18 ncumberland (Tenn.) W /04/18 ncampbellsville (Ky.) Note:*denotes a conference game. DakStats by Daktronics Inc. Brookings, SD

9 Shawnee State Record Watch Madison Ridout Madison Ridout passed Alison Meyer for sole possession of 13th place in career scoring. She is 67 shy of 1, Tara Walker Mandy Goin , Madison Ridout Alison Meyer Shannon Thomas Ridout passed Shannon Thomas for 18th in career rebounds last Thursday. She sits 13 from 650 for her career Kelly Wagner Catrice Mitchell Madison Ridout Shannon Thomas Suzie Bowling Ridout is now 11th in total assists, and passed 300 for her career recently. She is two behind Steffani Slone for 10th Brandi Munn Steffani Slone Madison Ridout Kim Danner Alannah Sheets Ridout passed Brandi Baker for 26th in career steals on Saturday. She is five from 150 for her career Kelli Smith Susan Conley Annie Mains Madison Ridout Susie Huff Jamie McGraw Ashton Lovely Ashton Lovely became the 30th player in Shawnee State history to reach 1,000 career points on Thursday Cassie Hannah Molly Linville Ashton Lovely Annie Mains Beck Babione

10 Shawnee State Record Watch Ashton Lovely Ashton Lovely is only three made three pointers shy of 150 for her career Abby Feuchter Whitney Williams Ashton Lovely Jennifer Grandy Molly Linville Lovely is now 19th in career assists after being passed by Bailey Cummins on Saturday Renee Walls Bailey Cummins Ashton Lovely Erica Hayes Nikki Tucker Lydia Poe Lydia Poe passed Abby Feuchter in career rebounds last Thursday night. She is four shy of 450 for her career Schera Sampson Jen Arnzen Lydia Poe Abby Feuchter Kelli Smith Poe is now 50th in career scoring after passing Anna Ramey recently. She is 59 points from 700 for her career Nikki Tucker Whitney Williams Lydia Poe Anna Ramey Lisa Brandenburg

11 Shawnee State Record Watch Bailey Cummins Bailey Cummins passed teammate Ashton Lovely for 18th in career assists on Saturday Cheri Griffith Renee Walls Bailey Cummins Ashton Lovely Erica Hayes Cummins passed Jonessa Moore for 41st in career scoring. She is now 16 points from 800 for her career Tabby McKinney , Becky Holden Bailey Cummins Jonessa Moore Schera Sampson Hannah Miller Hannah Miller shot up the career scoring charts, and now trails Bailey Cummins for 41st in scoring Becky Holden Bailey Cummins Hannah Miller Jonessa Moore Schera Sampson Miller passed Katie Riggs for 42nd in career assists on Saturday. She is only 20 shy of 150 for her career Amy Edler Jamie McGraw Hannah Miller Katie Riggs Mamie Brisker

12 Previous Game Release WOMEN S BASKETBALL SLIP PAST CUMBERLAND IN MSC SEMIFINALS Pikeville, Ky. Shawnee State women s basketball reached the Mid-South Conference Championship Game for the fourth season in a row on Saturday afternoon, winning in the MSC Tournament Semifinals against Cumberland (Tenn.) at the East Kentucky Expo Center. The Bears jumped out to a 7-2 lead thanks to Ashton Lovely (JR/Jamestown, Ohio) who scored all seven baskets. SSU would maintain their five-point lead through the quarter ending it with a 13-8 lead. Lovely led the Bears scoring effort with 10 points. The second quarter featured a strong off-the-bench performance from Lydia Poe (JR/Jackson, Ohio), who scored 6 points before the half filling in offensively after Lovely had to go to the bench for committing two early fouls. Hannah Miller (JR/Coal Grove, Ohio) added four points and found her way to the line. At the half Shawnee State maintained a lead. Cumberland came out of the half with intensity cutting the Shawnee State lead to four when Janisha Lindsey hit a three-point shot with 6:31 remaining in the third period. Hannah Miller would answer for SSU going on a six-point spurt using her quickness to drive into the lane. Shawnee State was put under heavy pressure in the final minutes of play when Cumberland took the lead. The Phoenix were able to get to the line while also forcing turnovers and limiting the Bears offense, Katherine Griffith hit a jumper from just inside the paint to give Cumberland a lead with 1:17 remaining in the game. Madison Ridout (SR/Jackson, Ohio) responded on the very next possession draining a three from the top of the key with a hand in her face. The Phoenix turned the ball over out of bounds on the ensuing possession and Ashton Lovely was able to draw a foul making both free-throws. Shawnee State closed out the contest, winning the defensive battle Ashton Lovely led the Bears in scoring with 19 points and grabbed seven rebounds. Hannah Miller finished the contest with 14 points, while senior Lydia Poe finished with 13 to go with her six rebounds. Madison Ridout added 11 points and seven rebounds. Cumberland was led offensively by Janisha Lindsey and Katherine Griffith who both had 14 points. Kerrice Watson also finished the game in double-digits with 12 points. The win improves Shawnee State to 29-3 on the season. Cumberland falls to SSU has now won five in a row over the Phoenix, and leads the all-time series Shawnee State will play for the Mid-South Conference Tournament Championship on Sunday afternoon, facing off against (3) Campbellsville for the MSC s automatic berth to the NAIA Division I Women s Basketball National Tournament. Tip-off is set for 2:00pm from the East Kentucky Expo Center.

13 3/3/2018 Box Score Date: 3/3/2018 Time: 10:00 am Arena: East Ky. Expo Center City, State: Pikeville, KY VISITOR: Cumberland (Tenn.) (20-11) TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS NO PLAYER P FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OFF DEF TOT PF TP A TO BK S MIN 32 Oliver, Kaitlin F :40 1 Norris, Micah G :36 2 Lindsey, Janisha G :43 24 Patton, Ant'Treasia G :27 44 Tucker, Kyra G :42 4 Goodrum, Cydney :28 5 Watson, Kerrice :19 21 Codner-Pinto, Carli :23 34 Griffith, Katherine :42 TEAM REBOUNDS Team Totals Total FG% - 1st: 8/ nd: 13/ Game: Deadball 3-PT FG% - 1st: 4/ nd: 3/ Game: Rebounds Total FT% - 1st: 5/ nd: 9/ Game: (3,1) HOME: Shawnee State (Ohio) (29-3) TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS NO PLAYER P FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OFF DEF TOT PF TP A TO BK S MIN 40 King, Sienna F :30 3 Lovely, Ashton G :42 23 Miller, Hannah G :34 31 Ridout, Madison G :18 34 Cummins, Bailey G :23 14 Massie, Shania :10 25 Schaefer, Hagen :23 44 Poe, Lydia :00 TEAM REBOUNDS Team Totals Total FG% - 1st: 12/ nd: 10/ Game: Deadball 3-PT FG% - 1st: 3/ nd: 2/ Game: Rebounds Total FT% - 1st: 5/ nd: 16/ Game: (0,0) Technical Fouls: CU (0) : SSU (0) OFFICIALS : ATTENDANCE : 215 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TOTAL Cumberland (Tenn.) Shawnee State (Ohio) Last FG: Cumberland (Tenn.) 4th- 1:17, Shawnee State (Ohio) 4th- 1:03 Largest lead: Cumberland (Tenn.) by 2 1st- 9:12, Shawnee State (Ohio) by 9 3rd- 9:27 Score tied: 3 times, Lead changed: 3 times DakStats by Daktronics Inc. Brookings, SD file:///c:/daktronics/dakstats%20basketball/box_69.html 1/1

14 Previous Meeting Release WOMEN S BASKETBALL OUTLASTS (3) CAMPBELLSVILLE IN OVERTIME Portsmouth, Ohio Shawnee State women s basketball put their number one ranking to the test on Thursday, and emerged victorious over (3) Campbellsville in overtime at Waller Gymnasium. The game would be close throughout, as Campbellsville would lead for most of the first quarter. The Tigers would take an early 4-2 lead on Lexxus Graham s field goal with 6:33 left in the period, and Savannah Gregory s two free throws would push the Campbellsville lead to four points. The four-point lead would be Campbellsville s largest of the period as Ashton Lovely (JR/Jamestown, Ohio) s hot start would keep Shawnee State in the game. Lovely would hit four threes in the first quarter, scoring 12 points. Madison Faulkner would hit a shot late in the period to send Campbellsville to the second quarter with a lead on SSU. The two teams would trade buckets in the second quarter as Shawnee State looked to retake the lead. That would happen with 5:34 to halftime, as Lovely would hit another three, followed by a quick bucket from Lydia Poe (JR/Jackson, Ohio) to give Shawnee State a lead. Bailey Cummins (SO/Brooksville, Kentucky) would hit a bucket with 2:24 to halftime to get the lead out to six points and 35-29, SSU s largest lead of the first half. Campbellsville would cut the lead back down to two points on Faulkner s basket to make the score in favor of Shawnee State at halftime. The third quarter would feature five ties and six lead changes as the two teams battled it out. Shawnee State would find a late run in the third quarter, with Madison Ridout (SR/Jackson, Ohio) and Ashton Lovely combining to get the Shawnee State lead out to Jordan Doram s late bucket in the third would cut the Shawnee State advantage to five heading to the fourth quarter. Shawnee State would extend their lead out to eight points early in the fourth quarter on a pair of Lydia Poe free throws, making the score That would be the largest lead SSU would hold in regulation, as Campbellsville would rally late. The Tigers would begin an 8-2 run on a put-back by Savannah Gregory, who would score again to respond to a bucket from Poe. Madison Faulkner would then score through a Poe foul, and hit her free throw to put Campbellsville up Gregory would then go to the line, hitting one of two late. However, Shawnee State would be rescued by Hannah Miller (JR/Coal Grove, Ohio), who would get fouled on the ensuing possession and hit her free throws to tie the game. Madison Clements shot with less than one second to go would hit off the side of the backboard, and the game would head to overtime. The extra five minutes would be the Hannah Miller show for Shawnee State. Miller would get fouled early and hit two free throws to put SSU on top, then score on the next possession to give Shawnee State a lead. After Jordan Doram hit in the post to cut the lead to two, Miller would hit a three to push the lead out to Lauren Turner would hit one of two free throws on the other end, but Miller would again drive and get fouled, hitting both of her bonus free throws. Miller would hit two more free throws with 1:18 left to go to ice the game for Shawnee State, and in total scored the first 11 points for SSU in overtime to lead Shawnee State to the win. Miller scored 22 points to lead Shawnee State to the win. Miller was only 3-13 from the field, but went from the free throw line for the Bears. Ashton Lovely scored 21 points for Shawnee State on 7-13 shooting from three. Madison Ridout had a double double, scoring 15 points and grabbing 15 rebounds for SSU. Lydia Poe also scored 15 for the Bears. Madison Faulkner scored 22 points to lead Campbellsville in scoring. Jordan Doram had 17, Savannah Gregory had 14 and Madison Stewart added 11. The win improves Shawnee State to 24-3 on the season and 11-0 in the Mid-South Conference. Campbellsville falls to 23-3 and 9-2 in the league. Shawnee State s win sees them go two games up on Campbellsville in the league standings with three games left to play in the regular season. Shawnee State now holds a five game winning streak in the all-time series, leading Campbellsville overall. Shawnee State women s basketball will host Senior Day in their final home game of the season on Saturday afternoon when they take on Georgetown. Tip-off from Waller Gymnasium is set for 2:00pm.

15 2/16/2018 Box Score Date: 2/15/2018 Time: 6:00 pm Arena: Waller Gymnasium City, State: Portsmouth, OH VISITOR: Campbellsville (Ky.) (23-4, 9-2) TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS NO PLAYER P FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OFF DEF TOT PF TP A TO BK S MIN 14 Doram, Jordan F :59 40 Faulkner, Madison F :36 4 Turner, Lauren G :48 13 Gregory, Savannah G :35 22 Graham, Lexxus G :52 5 Clements, Madison :37 12 Calhoun, Alexus :35 20 Hall, Caitlin :12 23 Stewart, Madison :09 30 Kaiser, Madison :37 TEAM REBOUNDS Team Totals Total FG% - 1st: 12/ nd and OTs: 17/ Game: Deadball 3-PT FG% - 1st: 2/ nd and OTs: 1/ Game: Rebounds Total FT% - 1st: 7/ nd and OTs: 10/ Game: (4,4) HOME: Shawnee State (Ohio) (24-3, 11-0) TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS NO PLAYER P FG FGA FG FGA FT FTA OFF DEF TOT PF TP A TO BK S MIN 40 King, Sienna F :03 3 Lovely, Ashton G :00 23 Miller, Hannah G :06 31 Ridout, Madison G :49 34 Cummins, Bailey G :00 14 Massie, Shania :10 21 Smith, Laken :21 25 Schaefer, Hagen :39 44 Poe, Lydia :52 TEAM REBOUNDS Team Totals Total FG% - 1st: 12/ nd and OTs: 11/ Game: Deadball 3-PT FG% - 1st: 7/ nd and OTs: 3/ Game: Rebounds Total FT% - 1st: 4/ nd and OTs: 30/ Game: (5,4) Technical Fouls: CAMP (0) : SSU (0) OFFICIALS : ATTENDANCE : 0 SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT1 TOTAL Campbellsville (Ky.) Shawnee State (Ohio) Last FG: Campbellsville (Ky.) OT1-03:38, Shawnee State (Ohio) OT1-03:28 Largest lead: Campbellsville (Ky.) by 4 1st-06:10, Shawnee State (Ohio) by 12 OT1-00:28 Score tied: 12 times, Lead changed: 18 times DakStats by Daktronics Inc. Brookings, SD file:///c:/daktronics/dakstats%20basketball/box_25.html 1/1

16 Campbellsville Information Location: Campbellsville, Kentucky Founded: 1906 Enrollment: 5,200 Nickname: Tigers Colors: Maroon and Gray Affililation: NAIA-I Conference: Mid-South Conference (MSC) Athletics Director: Rusty Hollingsworth Website: campbellsvilletigers.com University Website: campbellsville.edu Sports Information: Jordan Alves Home Arena: Powell Athletic Center Opened: 1961 Capacity: 1,600 Team Information Current record: 28-4 MSC record: record: 28-7 MSC record: 10-4 (3rd) Head Coach: Ginger Colvin (11th Year) Record: (.796) Assistant Coach: Miranda Denney Assistant Coach: Lindsey Burd Student Assistant: Emily Fox All-Time Series: Shawnee State leads MID-SOUTH CONFERENCE CURRENT STANDIGNS Team Conf. Overall (1) Shawnee State (Ohio)Z (3) Campbellsville (Ky.) (10) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) (RV) Cumberland (Tenn.) Pikeville (Ky.) Cumberlands (Ky.) Georgetown (Ky.) Life (Ga.) Z - Clinched MSC Championship Opponent Profile: Campbellsville University Campbellsville reach MSC Championship Game Campbellsville University are 28-4 on the season entering Sunday s game. They finished second in the Mid-South Conference at 12-2 in league play. Campbellsville were victorious in their MSC Semifinal game on Saturday, cruising past (10) Lindsey Wilson Jordan Doram scored 26 to lead Campbellsville to the win. Shawnee State swept the season series from the Tigers. Ginger Colvin is in her 11th season at Campbellsville. She reached her 300th win on Thursday and is now in her coaching career. Madison Clements leads Campbellsville in scoring, averaging 11.5 ppg this season. Campbellsville University Schedule Nov. 9 Blue Mountain College (Miss.) W, Nov. 10 (RV) Martin Methodist College (Tenn.) W, Nov 11 (11) Bethel University (Tenn.) W, Nov 14 (25) Talladega College (Ala.) W, Nov. 17 West Virginia Tech W, Nov. 18 (15) Central Methodist Univ. (Mo.) W, Nov. 24 (21) Montana State University-Northern W, Nov. 25 (3) Freed-Hardeman University (Tenn.) L, Nov. 28 Simmons College of Kentucky W, Dec. 1 Carver Bible College (Ga.) W, Dec. 5 Talladega College (Ala.) W, Dec. 16 Hiwassee College (Tenn.) W, Dec. 20 Menlo College (Calif.) L, Dec. 21 (5) Wayland Baptist University (Texas) W, Dec. 29 University of Mobile (Ala.) W, Jan. 2 Stillman College (Ala.) W, Jan. 6 Georgetown College (Ky.)* W, Jan. 11 University of the Cumberlands (Ky.)* W, Jan. 13 Life University (Ga.)* W, Jan. 18 University of Pikeville (Ky.)* W, Jan. 20 (4) Shawnee State University* L, Jan. 25 (8) Lindsey Wilson College (Ky.)* W, Jan. 27 Cumberland University (Tenn.)* W, Feb. 1 Georgetown College (Ky.)* W, Feb. 8 Life University (Ga.)* W, Feb. 10 University of the Cumberlands (Ky.)* W, Feb. 15 (1) Shawnee State University* L, OT Feb. 17 University of Pikeville (Ky.)* W, Feb. 22 (RV) Cumberland University (Tenn.)* W, Feb. 24 (10) Lindsey Wilson College (Ky.)* W, Mar. 1 Georgetown College (Ky.) W, Mar. 3 (10) Lindsey Wilson College (Ky.) W, Mar. 4 (1) Shawnee State University 2:00pm

17 Campbellsville Tigers Active Roster # NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL 4 Lauren Turner G 5-7 Sr. Gamaliel, Kentucky / Monroe County High School 5 Madison Clements G 5-8 R-Sr. Clementsville, Tennessee / Monroe County High School 10 Shyla Calbert G 5-2 Fr. Bardstown, Kentucky / Nelson County High School 12 Alexus Calhoun F 6-1 R-Jr. Lebanon, Kentucky / Marion County High School 13 Savannah Gregory G 5-8 R-Fr Scottsville, Kentucky / Allen County-Scottsville High School 14 Jordan Doram F 5-11 Jr. Georgetown, Kentucky / Harrison County High School 20 Caitlin Hall G 5-5 So. Stanford, Kentucky / Lincoln County High School 21 Cristin Hall G/F 5-5 So. Stanford, Kentucky / Lincoln County High School 22 Lexxus Graham G 5-5 Sr. Winchester, Kentucky / George Rogers Clark High School 23 Madison Stewart G 5-9 Jr. Leitchfield, Kentucky / Grayson County High School 24 Dylana Fothergill F 6-0 Jr. Somerset, Kentucky / Southwestern High School 25 Ashlee McGeorge F 6-0 Fr. Tompkinsville, Kentucky / Monroe County High School 30 Madison Kaiser G/F 5-9 Jr. Greensville, Indiana / Floyd Central High School 33 Sammy Rogers G 6-0 Fr. Lawrenceburg, Kentucky / Anderson County High Shcool 40 Madison Faulkner F 5-8 So. Horse Cave, Kentucky / Caverna High School Head Coach: Ginger Colvin (11th Season) Assistant Coach: Miranda Denney Assistant Coach: Lindsey Burd Student Assistant: Emily Fox Series History Shawnee State leads the all-time series against Campbellsville The Bears and Tigers first played in SSU now has a five game winning streak in the series, longest between the two teams. 12/2/2010 Campbellsville 67, Shawnee State 47 1/27/2011 Shawnee State 78, Campbellsville 58 3/6/2011 Campbellsville 72, Shawnee State 58 12/1/2011 (4) Shawnee State 62, (8) Campbellsville 60 1/26/2012 (11) Shawnee State 62, (19) Campbellsville 58 1/5/2013 (15) Shawnee State 91, (10) Campbellsville 77 1/31/2013 (22) Shawnee State 55, (11) Campbellsville 53 1/16/2014 (5) Campbellsville 80, Shawnee State 75 2/15/2014 Shawnee State 80, (4) Campbellsville 63 3/8/3014 (4) Campbellsville 84, (25) Shawnee State 63 1/24/2015 (3) Campbellsville 59, (12) Shawnee State 55 2/28/2015 (4) Campbellsville 77, (19) Shawnee State 45 3/8/2015 (19) Shawnee State 74, (3) Campbellsville 67 OT 11/19/2015 (16) Shawnee State 72, (1) Campbellsville 62 1/28/2016 (1) Campbellsville 65, (5) Shawnee State 53 3/6/2016 (8) Shawnee State 75, (6) Campbellsville 62 1/14/2017 (10) Shawnee State 83, (7) Campbellsville 75 2/16/2017 (5) Shawnee State 92, (9) Campbellsville 73 1/20/2018 (4) Shawnee State 73, (3) Campbellsville 63 2/15/2018 (1) Shawnee State 90, (3) Campbellsville 78 OT

18 Campbellsville Women's Basketball Campbellsville University Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 03, 2018) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 04 Lauren Turner Madison Clements Shyla Calbert Alexus Calhoun Savannah Gregory Jordan Doram Caitlin Hall Cristin Hall Lexxus Graham Madison Stewart Dylana Fothergill Madison Kaiser Sammy Rogers Madison Faulkner Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS CAMP 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 Campbellsville Universi Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. 11/09/17 vs Blue Mountain (Miss.) W /10/17 vs Martin Methodist (Tenn.) W /11/17 at Bethel (Tenn.) W /14/17 TALLADEGA W /17/17 vs WVU Tech W /18/17 vs Central Methodist (Mo.) W /24/17 vs Montana State-Northern W /25/17 vs Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.) L /28/17 SIMMONS W /01/17 vs Carver College W /05/17 at Talladega W /16/17 HIWASSEE W % 12/20/17 vs Menlo (Calif.) L % 12/21/17 vs Wayland Baptist (Texas) W /29/17 MOBILE W /02/18 STILLMAN W * 01/06/18 GEORGETOWN W * 01/11/18 at Cumberlands W * 01/13/18 at Life W * 01/18/18 PIKEVILLE W * 01/20/18 SHAWNEE STATE L * 01/25/18 at Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) W * 01/27/18 at Cumberland University W * 02/01/18 at Georgetown (Ky.) W * 02/08/18 LIFE W * 02/10/18 CUMBERLANDS W * 02/15/18 at Shawnee State (Ohio) Lot * 02/17/18 at Pikeville (Ky.) W * 02/22/18 CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY W * 02/24/18 LINDSEY WILSON (KY.) W /01/18 vs Georgetown (Ky.) W /03/18 vs Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) W * - Conference game

19 Mid-South Conference Statistical Leaders Points/Game 1. K. Styles, LWC C. Madden, CUMBKY R. Turner, LWC M. Ridout, SSU H. Miller, SSU 14.4 Field Goal % 1. C. Madden, CUMBKY M. Ridout, SSU K. Styles, LWC J. Castle, UPIKE Point Field Goal % 1. B. Cummins, SSU A. Jackson, CUMBKY L. Graves, GC A. Patton, CUMBTN A. Lovely, SSU Point Field Goals/Game 1. A. Lovely, SSU H. Huffman, LWC A. Corder, UPIKE K. Nichols, Life L. Graves, GC 1.7 Total 3-Point Field Goals 1. H. Huffman, LWC A. Lovely, SSU K. Nichols, Life A. Corder, UPIKE L. Graves, GC 50 Free Throw % 1. H. Miller, SSU R. Turner, LWC K. Styles, LWC M. Ridout, SSU J. Castle, UPIKE.734 Rebounds/Game 1. K. Styles, LWC K. Nichols, Life G. Paulauskaite, LWC C. Madden, CUMBKY M. Ridout, SSU 7.3 Offensive Rebounds/Game 1. K. Nichols, Life T. Lindsey, Life C. Madden, CUMBKY K. Styles, LWC G. Paulauskaite, LWC 2.6 Defensive Rebounds/Game 1. K. Styles, LWC K. Nichols, Life M. Ridout, SSU G. Paulauskalite, LWC C. Madden, CUMBKY 4.9 Total Rebounds 1. K. Nichols, LIfe K. Styles, LWC G. Paulauskalite, LWC C. Madden, CUMBKY M. Ridout, SSU 226 Assists/Game 1. J. Lindsey, CUMBTN B. Cummins, SSU C. Hall, CAMP J. Castle, UPIKE T. Curry, LWC 3.6 Total Assists 1. B. Cummins, SSU C. Hall, CAMP J. Lindsey, CUMBTN J. Castle, UPIKE L. Stone, Life 105 Assist/Turnover Ratio 1. J. Lindsey, CUMBTN S. Gregory, CAMP C. Hall, CAMP B. Cummins, SSU L. Stone, Life 1.6 Blocks/Game 1. G. Paulauskaite, LWC E. Latham, UPIKE K. Styles, LWC S. Simpson, CUMBKY K. Nichols, Life 1.0 Total Blocks 1. G. Paulauskaite, LWC K. Styles, LWC E. Latham, UPIKE S. Sampson, CUMBKY K. Nichols, Life 32 Steals/Game 1. J. Lindsey, CUMBTN S. Gregory, CAMP M. Norris, CUMBTN M. Clements, CAMP K. Nichols, Life 2.2 Total Steals 1. S. Gregory, CAMP M. Norris, CUMBTN K. Nichols, Life J. Lindsey, CUMBTN M. Clements, CAMP 64 Double-Doubles 1. K. Styles, LWC K. Nichols, Life C. Madden, CUMBKY 8 4. M. Ridout, SSU 6 5. J. Rhodes, CUMBKY 4

20 Shawnee State Women s Basketball All-Time Series History vs Opponents Opponent First Meeting Last Meeting Series Record Asbury (Ky.) Bethel (Tenn.) Blue Mountain (Miss.) Never Never 0-0 Brescia (Ky.) Brewton-Parker (Ga.) Never Never 0-0 Campbellsville (Ky.) Cincinnati Christian (Ohio) Never Never 0-0 Columbia (Mo.) Cumberland (Tenn.) Cumberlands (Ky.) Georgetown (Ky.) Indiana Wesleyan Interamericana (PR) Never Never 0-0 Kentucky Christian Life (Ga.) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) Martin Methodist (Tenn.) Ohio Christian Pikeville (Ky.) Puerto Rico-Mayaguez Never Never 0-0 Taylor (Ind.) West Virginia Tech Westmont (Calif.) Never Never 0-0

21 Shawnee State Women s Basketball Coaches History Head Coaches Coach Years Wins Losses Pct. Games Robin Hagen-Smith 25( ) Jeff Nickel 4 ( ) NET 29 years Branon, Jack Bruner, Rebecca Copley, Kyle Detillion, Kathy Duduit, Delbert Feuchter, Abby Jenkins, Matt Martin, Doran McKinney, Tabby Nickel, Jeff Pelfrey, Steve Perdas, Todd Riehl, Tracy Roberts, Andy Sammons, Tim Scott, Mike ,05-08 Smith, Gregg Webb, Erica Assistant Coaches (full-time and part-time, unless otherwise noted )

22 NAIA II National Tournament History Year Round SSU Seed Opponent/Seed Site W/L Score st not seeded Westbrook College (Maine), not seeded Monmouth, Oregon Won nd not seeded Hardin-Simmons University (Texas), #5 Monmouth, Oregon Won Quarterfinal not seeded Concordia University (Wis.), not seeded Monmouth, Oregon Lost st #5 Houghton College (NY), not seeded Monmouth, Oregon Won nd #5 Tri-State University (Ind.), #12 Monmouth, Oregon Won Quarterfinals #5 Bethany College (Kan.), not seeded Monmouth, Oregon Won Fab Four #5 Western Oregon, #8 Monmouth, Oregon Lost st #5 Holy Family College (Pa.), not seeded Angola, Indiana Won nd #5 Black Hills State University (S.D.), #12 Angola, Indiana Lost st #1 Madonna University (Mich.), not seeded Angola, Indiana Won nd #1 Concordia University (Neb.), #16 Angola, Indiana Lost st #5 University of Maine-Farmington, not seeded Sioux City, Iowa Won nd #5 University of Saint Francis (Ind.), #12 Sioux City, Iowa Lost st #2 Castleton State College (Vt.)*, not seeded Sioux City, Iowa Won nd #2 Northwestern College (Iowa), #15 Sioux City, Iowa Won Quarterfinals #2 Spring Arbor University (Mich.), #7 Sioux City, Iowa Won Semifinals #2 South Dakota Tech, #11 Sioux City, Iowa Won Championship #2 University of Saint Francis (Ind.), #4 Sioux City, Iowa Won st #2 College of St. Joseph (Vt.), not seeded Sioux City, Iowa Won nd #2 University of Mary (ND), #15 Sioux City, Iowa Lost st #1 Florida Memorial University, not seeded Sioux City, Iowa Won nd #1 Judson University (Ill.), #16 Sioux City, Iowa Won Quarterfinals #1 Albertson College (Idaho)**, #8 Sioux City, Iowa Lost st #8 Briar Cliff University (Iowa, not seeded Sioux City, Iowa Lost st #3 Tennessee Wesleyan University, #6 Sioux City, Iowa Won nd #3 Dickinson State University (ND), #2 Sioux City, Iowa Lost st #4 Indiana Wesleyan University, #5 Sioux City, Iowa Lost st #3 Dakota State University (SD), #6 Sioux City, Iowa Lost st #2 Minot State University (ND), #7 Sioux City, Iowa Lost st #1 Florida Memorial University, #8 Sioux City, Iowa Won nd #1 Hastings College (Neb.), #5 Sioux City, Iowa Lost (OT) st #3 Haskell Indian Nations University (Kan.), #6 Sioux City, Iowa Won nd #3 Aquinas College (Mich.), #7 Sioux City, Iowa Won Quarterfinals #3 Grand View University (Iowa), #4 Sioux City, Iowa Won Semifinals #3 Indiana Wesleyan University, #3 Sioux City, Iowa Won Championship #3 Northwestern College (Iowa), #1 Sioux City, Iowa Lost 85-66