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1 Matthew Knight Arena 1753 E. 13th Ave. Eugene, Facebook.com/OregonWBB GoDucks.com ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Women s Basketball Contact - Joe Waltasti (O): (C): SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time (PT) Nov. 10 WNIT - CSUN ^ Nov. 12 WNIT - DRAKE ^ 2 PM Nov. 16 WNIT Semifinals ^ TBA Nov. 19 WNIT Championship ^ TBA Nov. 21 EASTERN WASHINGTON 6 PM Nov. 25 OKLAHOMA $ (P12N) 2:30 PM Nov. 28 HAMPTON 6 PM Dec. 2 WEBER STATE 2 PM Dec. 9 SOUTHERN UTAH 2 PM Dec. 13 at Mississippi State (SECN) 4 PM Dec. 17 OLE MISS (P12N) 1 PM Dec. 21 vs. Texas 12 PM Dec. 22 vs. Hawai 12 PM Dec. 29 WASHINGTON STATE * 3 PM Dec. 31 WASHINGTON * (P12N) 1 PM Jan. 5 at USC * (P12N) 6 PM Jan. 7 at UCLA * (P12N) 5 PM Jan. 12 ARIZONA * (P12N) 8 PM Jan. 14 ARIZONA STATE * (P12N) 5 PM Jan. 19 at Oregon State * (P12N) 8 PM Jan. 21 OREGON STATE * (P12N) 5 PM Jan. 26 at Colorado * (P12N) 7 PM Jan. 28 at Utah * (P12N) 11 AM Feb. 2 CALIFORNIA * (P12N) 8 PM Feb. 4 STANFORD * (ESPN2) 12 PM Feb. 9 at Washington * (P12N) 8 PM Feb. 11 at Washington State * (P12N) 1 PM Feb. 16 USC * (P12N) 6 PM Feb. 19 UCLA * (ESPN) 7 PM Feb. 23 at Arizona State * (P12N) 5 PM Feb. 25 at Arizona * (P12N) 11 AM Pac-12 Tournament Mar. 1 First Round # (P12N) TBA Mar. 2 Quarterfinals # (P12N) TBA Mar. 3 Semifinals # (P12N) TBA Mar. 4 Championship # (ESPN/2) 6 PM NCAA Tournament Mar First & Second Rounds = Mar Sweet 16 & Elite 8 + TBA TBA Mar. 30 Final Four! TBA Apr. 1 National Championship! TBA Home games in BOLD CAPS at Matthew Knight Arena ^ Preseason WNIT $ PK80 Duel in the Desert (Cox Pavilion - Las Vegas, Nev.) * Pac-12 Conference game # KeyArena (Seattle, Wash.) = Nos. 1, 2, 3, & 4 seeds host first two rounds + Regional sites are Albany, Kansas City, Lexington & Spokane! Nationwide Arena (Columbus, Ohio) P12N - Pac-12 Network SECN - SEC Network WNIT ROUND 2 - #11 OREGON vs. DRAKE Nov. 12, PM PT Eugene, Ore. Matthew Knight Arena (12,364) Free Stream: GoDucks.com/live Radio: KUGN 590, KUIK 1360 & TuneIn #11 OREGON DUCKS (1-0, 0-0 Pac-12) PPG: 91.0 FG%: FG%: 38.5 FT%: 81.3 Notable: The Ducks are coming off their first ever appearances in the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 and return all five starters from last year s NCAA tournament run. Oregon ranked fourth in the nation and led the Pac-12 last season, shooting 39.2 percent from three-point range. Individually, senior Lexi Bando was second in the league and third in the NCAA, shooting 47.5 percent from deep. Guard Sabrina Ionescu tallied four triple-doubles last year, the most by any freshman in NCAA history. OREGON DUCKS ROSTER ROSTER REVEAL DRAKE BULLDOGS (1-0, 0-0 Missouri Valley) PPG: 77.0 FG%: FG%: 29.6 FT%: 47.8 Series Record: Oregon leads, 3-2 (2-1 in Eugene) Last Meeting: UO won, 66-63, at Drake (12/14/06) Notable: Drake defeated Milwaukee, 77-73, on Friday at home to open the WNIT. Sara Rhine came off the bench to score a team-high 19 points on 9-of-11 shooting. The Bulldogs shot 46.8 percent from the field but shot just 29.6 percent from three and 47.8 percent at the line. Drake is receiving votes in both top-25 polls. Last year, the Bulldogs won the MVC with a perfect 18-0 league record. No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown Last School 0 Satou Sabally F 6-4 Fr. Berlin, Germany Rotteck Gymnasium 2 Morgan Yaeger G 5-9 So. Adelaide, Australia St. John s Grammar School 3 Justine Hall G 5-10 Sr. Denver, Colo. Purdue/Regis Jesuit HS 5 Maite Cazorla G 5-10 Jr. Las Palmas, Spain Segle XXI 10 Lexi Bando G 5-9 Sr. Eugene, Ore. Willamette HS 14 Lydia Giomi F 6-6 R-Fr. Seattle, Wash. West Seattle HS 15 Anneli Maley G 6-2 Fr. Melbourne, Australia Box Hill Senior College 20 Sabrina Ionescu G 5-10 So. Walnut Creek, Calif. Miramonte HS 21 Erin Boley F 6-2 So. Hodgenville, Ky. Notre Dame/Elizabethtown HS 24 Ruthy Hebard F 6-4 So. Fairbanks, Alaska West Valley HS 31 Aina Ayuso G 5-9 Fr. Barcelona, Spain Segle XXI 32 Oti Gildon F 6-1 Jr. Spokane, Wash. Gonzaga Prep 44 Mallory McGwire F 6-5 So. Reno, Nev. Reno HS 52 Sierra Campisano F 6-3 So. San Diego, Calif. Torrey Pines HS Head Coach: Kelly Graves (Fourth Season) Assistant Coaches: Mark Campbell, Jodie Berry, Xavi Lopez Pronunciation Guide: Aina Ayuso (Eye Nuh Eye You So), Maite Cazorla (My Tay), Oti Gildon (Ahtee), Lydia Giomi (G Oh Me), Ruthy Hebard (He Bird), Sabrina Ionescu (Yo Ness Coo), Anneli Maley (Anna Lee May Lee), Satou Sabally (Sah Two Sab Uh Lee), Morgan Yaeger (YAY ger) PROBABLE STARTERS No. Players Pos. PPG RPG APG Notable 5 Maite Cazorla G career assists, 10th in Oregon history (9th - Nia Jackson, 355) 20 Sabrina Ionescu G ESPNW, USBWA & Pac-12 freshman of the year in Lexi Bando G Best career 3FG% among active players in NCAA (45.7%) 24 Ruthy Hebard F All-Pac-12 pick, led Ducks with 11 double-doubles last year 44 Mallory McGwire F Double-double (13 pts/10 rebs) in NCAA Tourney win vs. Temple RESERVES No. Players Pos. PPG RPG APG Notable 0 Satou Sabally F MVP FIBA U20 Euro Div. B PPG, 7.1 RPG, 3.1 APG, 48.2% FG 2 Morgan Yaeger G Career-high 10 points last season at No. 23 Arizona State 3 Justine Hall G Five double-figure scoring games last season 14 Lydia Giomi F Redshirt last season after breaking wrist in Hawaii tournament 15 Anneli Maley G nd in the FIBA U19 Worlds, averaging 10.7 rebs per game 31 Aina Ayuso G Played for Spain over the summer in U19 Worlds and U18 Euros 32 Oti Gildon F points & nine rebounds in NCAA Tourney win vs. Maryland 52 Sierra Campisano F Career-high 12 points in collegiate debut vs. CSU Bakersfield 21 Erin Boley F RS, Notre Dame transfer, Gatorade national HS player of the GoDucks.com Facebook.com/OregonWBB 1

2 Round 1 Nov. 10 Louisville 80 7 pm ET Fri. Nov. 10 at Louisville SEMO 40 Toledo 74 7 pm ET Fri. Nov. 10 at Toledo St. Francis (PA) 66 Michigan 75 7 pm ET Fri. Nov. 10 at Michigan George Mason 61 Old Dominion 55 4 pm ET Fri. Nov. 10 at Old Dominion Liberty Women's National Invitation Tournament Round 2 Nov. 12/14 Semifinals Nov. 16 Louisville 7 pm ET Tue. Nov. 14 at Louisville Toledo Michigan 2 pm ET Sun. Nov. 12 at Michigan Liberty PRESEASON WNIT BRACKET Semifinals Nov. 16 WNIT CHAMPIONSHIP 3 pm ET Sunday, Nov. 19 at School TBA CBS Sports Network CHAMPIONS Championship Game Televised on All game times are according to host school s time zone. Produced by Round 2 Nov Round 1 Nov. 10 Texas A&M 83 Texas A&M 7 pm CT Fri. Nov. 10 at Texas A&M 2 pm CT Sun. Nov. 12 at Texas A&M Houston 65 Louisiana 66 Louisiana 7 pm CT Fri. Nov. 10 at Louisiana New Orleans 57 Oregon 91 Oregon 5 pm PT Fri. Nov. 10 at Oregon 2 pm PT Sun. Nov. 12 at Oregon CSUN 43 Drake 77 Drake 7 pm CT Fri. Nov. 10 at Drake Milwaukee 73 2 Oregon Women s Basketball Game Notes

3 PAC-12 STANDINGS As of Nov. 11, 2017 Rk Team Pac-12 Overall 1. Arizona #20 California Colorado #11 Oregon #19 Oregon State #8 UCLA USC Utah Arizona State Washington Washington State #10 Stanford ONE TO WATCH: Guard Lexi Bando entered her senior season as the top three-pointer shooter in the country. Her career three-point field goal percentage of 45.7 is the best among active players in the NCAA. BROADCAST INFORMATION TV - None Stream - Free stream at GoDucks.com/live Radio - Terry Jonz on the call via KUGN 590 (Eugene), KUIK 1360 (Portland) & the TuneIn app. Search for Oregon IMG in the app or online at TuneIn.com. Live Stats - oregon.statbroadcast.com DUCKS IN THE POLLS Oregon s No. 11 ranking in the AP poll is its highest preseason ranking in program history. Week AP Coaches Preseason SEASON-OPENING WIN - Oregon is now 4-0 in season-opening games under head coach Kelly Graves. - The Ducks' average margin of victory in those four games is 22.5 points. That includes a two-point win over No. 22 North Carolina to open I'LL TAKE THAT - Oregon tallied 21 steals against CSUN, the secondmost for the Ducks under head coach Kelly Graves (22 vs. Portland State on 12/17/15). - It is also just the second time Oregon has tallied more than 15 steals since the start of the season. - The 29 CSUN turnovers forced on Friday are the most by the Ducks since Graves took over. MARGIN OF VICTORY Oregon's 48-point win (91-43) over CSUN on Friday was the Ducks' second largest victory under head coach Kelly Graves. The biggest was a 63-point win (122-59) against Portland State on Dec. 17, NON-CONFERENCE UNDER GRAVES Oregon is 29-6 in regular season non-conference games in four-plus seasons under head coach Kelly Graves. - The Ducks went a perfect 11-0 in non-conference play during the season. - If you include postseason games (WNIT in GAME NOTES and NCAA in ), the Ducks are 36-8 against non-pac-12 opponents. PK80 As part of the PK80 - Phil Knight Invitational, the Ducks will host an incredible women s basketball doubleheader at Matthew Knight Arena on Nov. 25. To honor Nike founder and Oregon alum Phil Knight for his 80th birthday, the No. 11 Ducks will meet No. 22 Oklahoma (2:30 PM) after No. 1 UConn plays Michigan State (12 PM). THE PAC-12 S YOUNGEST TEAM Despite being picked second in the Pac-12 preseason coaches poll, Oregon is tied with Oregon State with the youngest roster in the conference. Both the Ducks and Beavers each have just four upperclassmen this season. THE PAC-12 S TALLEST TEAM With seven players standing 6-foot-2 or taller, Oregon is the tallest team in the Pac-12 for the season. California, Stanford, Colorado and Utah are just behind with six. PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS Sabrina Ionescu was named a second team preseason All-American by Lindy s while both Ionescu and Ruthy Hebard were named third team preseason All- Americans by Street & Smith. IONESCU NO. 8 ON ESPNW TOP-25 PLAYERS LIST Sabrina Ionescu was ranked No. 8 in ESPNW s preseason list of the top-25 players in the NCAA. Here s what Graham Hays had to say about her - Make no mistake, it s substance more than style that makes Ionescu valuable on a basketball court. Like former Oklahoma star Stacey Dales for a new generation, Ionescu runs a game like a point guard, rebounds like a small forward and, when called upon, scores like a superstar. She does all of it efficiently, posting a two-to-one assist-to-turnover ratio and shooting better than 40 percent from the 3-point line and 80 percent from the free throw line. All substance. But PAC-12 STATS Through the postseason SCORING OFFENSE Rk Team G Pts PPG 1. Washington UCLA Stanford Oregon Colorado California USC Washington State Oregon State Utah Arizona Arizona State SCORING DEFENSE Rk Team G Pts PPG/A 1. Oregon State Stanford Arizona State UCLA Washington Utah California USC Oregon Colorado Arizona Washington State FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Rk Team G FG FGA FG% 1. Washington California Oregon Stanford Oregon State USC Arizona State UCLA Arizona Colorado Utah Washington State GoDucks.com Facebook.com/OregonWBB 3

4 for a program still establishing itself, Ionescu s style and flair - her willingness to find the spotlight - are invaluable. HEBARD NO. 25 ON ESPNW TOP-25 PLAYERS LIST Ruthy Hebard was ranked No. 25 in ESPNW s preseason list of the top players in the NCAA. Here s what Mechelle Voepel had to say about Hebard - Like fellow sophomore Sabrina Ionescu, Hebard had a great debut season last year for Oregon. The Alaska native hit the game-winning shot against Temple in the NCAA tournament s first round and had a double-double against Duke in the second round, as the Ducks ultimately advanced to the Elite Eight. Coach Kelly Graves said Hebard has gotten physically stronger and benefited from USA Basketball play over the summer. POINT GUARD OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST Sophomore Sabrina Ionescu was named one of 20 watch list members for the 2018 Nancy Lieberman Award, which annually goes to the top point guard in women s college basketball. Also on the list from the Pac-12 are Colorado s Kennedy Leonard and UCLA s Jordin Canada. The award is presented by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. The award is voted on by hall of famers plus coaches, media members and sports information directors. SHOOTING GUARD OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST Senior Lexi Bando has been named one of 20 watch list members for the Ann Meyers Drysdale Award, given annually to the top shooting guard in women s college basketball. Also on the list from the Pac-12 are Stanford s Brittany McPhee and UCLA s Kennedy Burke. The award is presented by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. The award is voted on by hall of famers plus coaches, media members and sports information directors. POWER FORWARD OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST Sophomore Ruthy Hebard has been named one of 20 watch list members for the Katrina McClain Award, which will go to the top power forward in women s college basketball. Also on the list from the Pac-12 is Cal s Kristine Anigwe. The award is presented by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. The award is voted on by hall of famers plus coaches, media members and sports information directors. PAC-12 PRESEASON POLL The Ducks were picked second in the Pac-12 preseason coaches poll, the league announced on Nov. 11 at women s basketball media day. UCLA was picked first with Oregon and Stanford tied for second. The No. 2 selection tied for the highest in program history. The Ducks were also picked second in the preseason Pac-12 media poll, but this time they were not tied with Stanford. PRESEASON ALL-PAC-12 TEAM Kristine Anigwe California F Jr. Jordin Canada UCLA G Sr. Monique Billings UCLA F Sr. GAME NOTES (Cont.) Ruthy Hebard Oregon F So. Sabrina Ionescu Oregon G So. Note: Voted on by the league s media OREGON S RECORD WHEN... Leading at halftime 1-0 Trailing at halftime - Tied at halftime - Shooting 50% on FGs - Shooting 40% on 3FGs - Scoring 70-or-more points 1-0 Allowing 70-or-less points 1-0 Getting more rebounds 1-0 WHAT A RUN The Ducks enters the season coming off the most successful NCAA Tournament run in program history. - Oregon reached the NCAA Tournament for the first time since the season. - The Ducks advanced to the Sweet 16 for the first time in program history. - Oregon advanced to the Elite Eight for the first time in program history. EVERYTHING BACK The Ducks return 100-percent of their scoring and rebounding from last season s inspiring NCAA Tournament run. Sophomore Ruthy Hebard averaged a team-high 17.8 points and 8.0 rebounds in the postseason last year while fellow sophomore Sabrina Ionescu averaged 16.3 points, 7.3 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game. TOP-25 TESTED Last year Oregon played a whopping 16 games against top-25 teams. The Ducks went 6-10 in those contests with wins against No. 24 Michigan State, No. 20 California, No. 15 UCLA, No. 11 Washington, No. 9 Duke and No. 4 Maryland. Oregon s season ended in the Elite Eight with a loss to No. 1 UConn. IONESCU FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR After posting more triple-doubles than any freshman in NCAA history, guard Sabrina Ionescu was named both the ESPNW national freshman of the year and the USBWA national freshman of the year. Ionescu tallied four triple-double last year, tied for the thirdmost in NCAA single-season history and the most of any freshman. Only Stanford s Nicole Powell (5, 2002) and Youngstown State s Danielle Carson (6, 1986) had more. Ionescu hit game-winning shots for the Ducks against both No. 20 California and No. 11 Washington last year as she guided the Ducks back to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since Ionescu ranked third in the Pac-12 in assists (183) and 10th in scoring (14.6 ppg). She also ranked fifth in the league in three-point percentage (42.0) and eighth in three-pointers made (73). FRESHMEN PHENOMS Last year the Ducks were the only team in the NCAA Tournament to start three freshmen - forward Ruthy Hebard, guard Sabrina Ionescu and forward Mallory McGwire. The trio combined to score 59-percent of Oregon s points ( ) in the tournament and grabbed 61-percent of the team s rebounds (79-130). NCAA STAT RANKINGS Oregon finished the season ranked in the top-25 in various statistical categories. - The Ducks led the Pac-12 and ranked fourth in the NCAA in three-point field percentage at 39.2 percent. - Oregon led the Pac-12 and ranked ninth in the NCAA with 611 total assists. The Ducks also led the league and ranked 19th in the nation averaging 16.5 assists per game. - The Ducks also ranked 19th in the NCAA, shooting 45.0 percent from the field. ALL-PAC-12 TEAM In addition to earning Pac-12 freshman of the year honors, Sabrina Ionescu was named to the all-pac-12 team as a freshman. Fellow rookie Ruthy Hebard was also named all-league. They were the 17th and 18th freshmen in the history of the conference to earn all-pac-12 honors. In addition, they were two of just four freshmen from Power 5 conferences to earn allconference accolades. HEBARD TAKES DOWN TEMPLE With the Ducks trailing Temple, 70-69, with only seven seconds left in the game, Mallory McGwire found fellow freshman forward Ruthy Hebard open in the paint and the Fairbanks, Alaska, native hit a jumper to give the Ducks a lead. Hebard sprinted down to the other end of the court and made a trailing block on a Feyonda Fitzgerald layup to secure Oregon s first win in the NCAA Tournament since Hebard finished with a team-high 23 points plus seven rebounds. DUCKS DOWN DUKE IN DURHAM After defeating No. 7 seed Temple in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, Oregon upset No. 2 seed Duke at Cameron Indoor Stadium. The Ducks opened up a five points lead at halftime and never trailed in the second half en route to the win. Ruthy Hebard shined once again, grabbing a huge doubledouble with 20 points and 15 rebounds on 9-of-14 shooting from the field. Sabrina Ionescu nearly tallied a triple-double with 13 points, eight rebounds and six assists. Despite getting outrebounded by the Blue Devils (41 to 33), Oregon limited Duke to just 2-of-15 shooting from three-point range (13.3-percent) and forced Duke into 13 turnovers. The win gave Oregon it s first trip to the Sweet 16. HISTORIC WIN VS. MARYLAND The Ducks advanced to the Elite Eight last season after defeating No. 4 ranked and No. 3 seed Maryland, 77-63, in the Sweet 16. The No. 4 ranked Terrapins are the highest-ranked team the Ducks have ever defeated. Oregon held Maryland, which had lost just twice in the regular season, to a seasonlow 63 points. 4 Oregon Women s Basketball Game Notes

5 GRAVES GETS IT DONE IN THE DANCE Only three times in the history of the NCAA women s basketball tournament has a double digit seed reached the Elite Eight. Kelly Graves was the coach of two of those teams. Graves and the No. 10 seed Ducks advanced to the Elite Eight a season ago while Graves and No. 11 seed Gonzaga accomplished the same feat in KELLY GRAVES IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT In his third season at UO, Kelly Graves made his first trip to the NCAA Tournament with the Ducks. However, he was hardly a stranger to the tournament. - Nine trips to the NCAA Tournament. - He was a double-digit seed seven times. - Graves is 11-9 all-time in the NCAA Tournament. - Graves has made two trips to the Elite Eight. - Graves is the only coach in NCAA women s basketball history to take two double-digits seeded teams to the Elight Eight (Oregon in 2017, Gonzaga in 2011) - He has been in the Sweet 16 four times. - He first went to the NCAA Tournament as the head coach of Saint Mary s as a No. 12 seed in Graves then went dancing seven more times at Gonzaga, going as a No. 12 seed three times, No. 11 seed twice, No. 7 seed once and No. 6 seed once. - Graves took Gonzaga to the Sweet 16 in three straight seasons , 2011 and In 2011, Graves and Gonzaga advanced to the Elite Eight. The No. 11 seed Zags were the lowest seed ever to reach the Elite Eight. They defeated No. 10 seed Vanderbilt, No. 2 seed Xavier and No. 7 seed Louisville before falling to No. 1 seed Stanford in the regional final. - Graves teams have upset No. 2 seeds twice and No. 3 seeds three times in the NCAA Tournament. GRAVES 20-WIN SEASONS With a record last season, head coach Kelly Graves has win seasons in 20 years of coaching at the Div. I level. Graves has won 20+ in 10 of the last 11 years. After a deep WNIT run, Oregon won 24 games in , just one short of the program record. GRAVES TOP-25 WINS AT OREGON Date Opponent Location Score 3/1/15 #19 Stanford Eugene /15/15 #22 North Carolina Chapel Hill /7/16 #24 Washington Seattle /22/16 #24 Michigan St. Eugene /8/17 #20 California Berkeley /10/17 #15 UCLA Eugene /3/17 #11 Washington Seattle * /20/17 #9 Duke Durham % /25/17 #4 Maryland Bridgeport % * Pac-12 Tournament game % NCAA Tournament game Note: Oregon was unranked in each win INTERNATIONAL SUMMER The Ducks picked a ton of international playing experience over summer. Here is a run down of where Oregon players spent time this offseason. GAME NOTES (Cont.) Player Team Tournament Sabrina Ionescu USA U23 Four Nations Maite Cazorla Spain U20 FIBA U20 Euros Satou Sabally Germany U20 FIBA U20 Euros Ruthy Hebard USA U19 FIBA U19 Worlds Anneli Maley Australia U19 FIBA U19 Worlds Aina Ayuso Spain U19 FIBA U19 Worlds Aina Ayuso Spain U18 FIBA U18 Euros Aina Ayuso Spain U18 FIBA U18 3x3 Worlds NCAA FRESHMAN FG% RANKINGS ( ) Ruthy Hebard led all freshman and ranked 15th overall in the nation in FG percentage last season. # Player School FGM-ATT FG% 1. Ruthy Hebard Oregon Justine Gaziano Brown PLAYERS OF THE YEAR Oregon s roster features five players of the year from the high school ranks. Sabrina Ionescu (USA Today) and Erin Boley (Gatorade) were named national high school players of the year as seniors while Justine Hall (Colorado), Mallory McGwire (Nevada) and Ruthy Hebard (Alaska) all claimed Gatorade state player of the year honors during their prep careers. Boley was a three-time Kentucky Gatorade player of the year as well. DUCKS ADD TALENTED NEWCOMERS Oregon signed three freshmen and added a transfer for th upcoming season. - The Ducks added a big time transfer in Notre Dame forward Erin Boley. The 6-foot-2 Boley averaged 6.5 points while shooting 39.5 percent (47-of- 119) from three-point range. Boley was the 2016 Gatorade National Player of the Year coming out of Elizabethtown HS in Kentucky. She was named the Jordan Brand Classic MVP in 2016 after coring 21 points to go with 15 rebounds in 24 minutes. She will redshirt the season and be a sophomore next year. - The highlight of the incoming freshmen class is German forward Satou Sabally. Born in New York before moving to Berlin, the 6-foot-4 Sabally was considered the top international prospect in the 2017 class. Sabally was named MVP after averaging 16.7 points, 7.1 rebounds and 3.1 assists in helping Germany to a gold medal at the FIBA U20 Div. B European Championships. - Another player with extensive international playing experience is incoming guard Aina Aysuo. A graduate of the same school (Segle XXI) in Barcelona as teammate Maite Cazorla, Ayuso competed for Spain in three different competition during the summer of the FIBA U19 World Championship, the FIBA U18 European Championship and the FIBA U18 3-on- 3 Women s World Cup. - The last addition to the 2017 recruiting class was Australian guard Anneli Maley. Maley has played for the Australian U16, U17, U18 and U19 national teams. She averaged 3.1 points and 10.7 rebounds per game over the summer at the FIBA U19 World Championship in Italy STARTING LINEUPS List of Oregon s starting lineups throughout the year. Game Starters Portland St. (EX) G - Cazorla, Ionescu, Bando F - Hebard, McGwire Westmont (EX) G - Ionescu, Hall, Bando F - Hebard, McGwire CSUN - WNIT G - Cazorla, Ionescu, Bando F - Hebard, McGwire Drake - WNIT G - TBA 3rd Rnd - WNIT G - TBA Champ - WNIT G - TBA Eastern Wash. G - TBA Oklahoma G - TBA Hampton G - TBA Weber State G - TBA Southern Utah G - TBA at Mississippi St. G - TBA Ole Miss G - TBA vs. Texas A&M G - TBA vs. Hawai i G - TBA Washington St. G - TBA Washington G - TBA at USC G - TBA at UCLA G - TBA Arizona G - TBA Arizona State G - TBA at Oregon State G - TBA Oregon State G - TBA at Colorado G - TBA at Utah G - TBA California G - TBA Stanford G - TBA at Washington G - TBA at Washington St. G - TBA USC G - TBA UCLA G - TBA at Arizona St. G - TBA Arizona G - GoDucks.com Facebook.com/OregonWBB 5

6 HEAD COACH KELLY GRAVES - A PROVEN WINNER Kelly Graves is in his fourth season at the helm of the Oregon women s basketball program. He was named the seventh head coach in program history on April 7, Graves signed a contract extension with the Ducks on April 6, 2017 which will keep him in Eugene through the campaign. HC EXPERIENCE KELLY GRAVES Oregon Experience Fourth Season Oregon Record (23-31 Pac-12) Collegiate Experience 24th Season Collegiate Record Alma Mater New Mexico, 1988 HEAD COACHING CAREER Saint Mary s ( ) - Three seasons as head coach - Took the head job at Saint Mary s after working as an assistant for four seasons at Portland. - Took Saint Mary s to its first NCAA Tournament in Gonzaga ( ) - Took the Zags to seven NCAA Tournaments in his 14 years as the head coach, including two Sweet 16 appearances and one Elite Eight furing the season. - Eight-time WCC Coach of the Year - 10-straight WCC titles ( ) - Went 5-23 in his first season in Spokane, including a 0-14 record in WCC play. Lost just 12 total WCC games in his final 10 seasons. Oregon (2014-pres.) - Guided Oregon to its first ever Sweet 16 and Elite Eight appearances in Oregon s 24 wins in was just one shy of the program record. Year-By-Year Record at Oregon Year Overall Pac Total Graves coached the Ducks to the most successful season in school history in Oregon reached the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2005 but Graves and the Ducks did not settle for just an appearance, instead posting three straight upset wins to reach the program s first Sweet 16 and Elite Eight. Despite being the only team in the 2017 tournament to start three true freshmen, No. 10 seed Oregon knocked off No. 7 seed Temple in the first round, No. 2 seed Duke in the second round and No. 3 seed Maryland in the Sweet 16 before falling to No. 1 seed UConn in the Elite Eight. Graves is the only coach in NCAA Tournament history to take two double-digits seeds to the Elite Eight (Gonzaga in 2011, Oregon in 2017). The Ducks exciting tournament run was fueled by Graves work on the recruiting trail the year prior, as the Ducks signed the No. 3 ranked class in the nation, highlighted by USA Today national high school player of the year, Sabrina Ionescu. The lead guard would go on to be named the ESPNW and USBWA national freshman of the year, in addition to all-pac-12 and Pac-12 freshman of the year. Oregon s offense under Graves was typically efficient in , ranking in the top-30 of the NCAA in field goal percentage (45.0), three-point percentage (39.2) and assists (16.5 apg). Graves guided the Ducks to a record and an appearance in the semifinals of the WNIT in Oregon s 24 wins was just one shy of the program record of 25, set in both and The Ducks started the season with an 11-0 mark, the second-best start in program history and later in the year won five straight Pac-12 games for the first time since the season. The Ducks led the NCAA in three-point shooting at 42.1 percent and ranked sixth overall shooting at 46.6 percent. At the end of the 2016 season, star forward Jillian Alleyne, a two-time All-American under Graves, was selected in the second round of the WNBA draft, the Ducks first player selected since Graves went in his first season with the Ducks in , taking a team built to run-and-gun under former head coach Paul Westhead and instilling strong fundamentals and a tough defense-first philosophy. Oregon held their opponents under 70 points 14 times in after allowing an NCAA-worst 89.1 points per game in The new offense also got going as Graves led his Ducks to a win over No. 19 ranked Stanford in the regular season finale, UO s first win against the Cardinal since Alleyne was named a third team All-American and first team all-pac-12 following the season, making the jump from honorable mention in both as a sophomore. Oregon is Graves fourth head coaching position, previously leading the programs at Big Bend Community College ( ), Saint Mary s ( ) and Gonzaga ( ). Graves coaching career started at Big Bend CC in Moses Lake, Wash., where he accepted an assistant coaching position on the men s team, but after the women s coach left, he moved over to lead the women s program instead. In three seasons ( through ) Gaves took a four win team his first season to a record in his final year. Graves left Big Bend CC to become an assistant coach under Jim Sollars at the University of Portland prior to the season. Following four years with the Pilots, Graves was named the head coach at Saint Mary s for the campaign. Graves advanced to his first NCAA Tournament with the Gaels during the season, his second of three seasons at Saint Mary s, and went to seven more over 14 seasons at Gonzaga. Graves left Saint Mary s for Gonzaga for the seasons. His first year with the Bulldogs, his team went 5-23, including 0-14 in WCC play. But by his third year at Gonzaga, the Bulldogs went overall and went to the WNIT the following season. Gonzaga won the first of 10 straight WCC titles under Graves during the campaign when his squad went 28-4 overall and 14-0 in league play. Including that year, Graves and Gonzaga lost just 12 total conference games over his final 10 years leading the program. Gonzaga s first NCAA Tournament appearance came in , when the Bulldogs went and 13-1 in WCC, and after a WNIT bid in , Gonzaga advanced to six straight NCAA Tournaments. Graves and the Zags advanced to the Sweet 16 for three straight years (2010, 2011, 2012) and went to the Elite 8 in Overall, Graves brought eight West Coast Conference Coach of the Year awards and a (.696) Div. I head coaching record to Eugene in 2014, with a record overall before joining the Ducks. Kelly Graves is a great guy and one of the best coaches in America, said UConn head coach Geno Auriemma. Oregon is a place with tremendous women s basketball potential and Kelly is the perfect person to lead the Ducks to the next level. I won t be surprised when Oregon is competing for Pac-12 championships, and contending on a national level, in the near future. Graves added USA Basketball to his resume in the summer of 2012, becoming an assistant coach with the U18 women s basketball squad and helping the team to a gold medal at the 2012 FIBA Americas. He again coached for USA Basketball in the summer of As an assistant, he helped the USA U19 squad win the FIBA Women s World Championship. 6 Oregon Women s Basketball Game Notes

7 OREGON WOMEN S BASKETBALL PHOTO/TWITTER ROSTER 0 Satou Sabally N/A 2 Morgan morganyaeger 3 Justine Hall N/A 5 Maite 10 Lexi 14 Lydia 15 Anneli Maley N/A 20 Sabrina 21 Erin 24 Ruthy 31 Aina 32 Oti 44 Mallory 52 Sierra HC Kelly AHC Mark AC Jodie AC Xavi OPS GoDucks.com Facebook.com/OregonWBB 7

8 UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Name University of Oregon Location Eugene, Ore. Founded 1876 Enrollment 23,634 Average Incoming HS GPA 3.58 Nickname Ducks Colors Green (342 5C) & Yellow (Yellow C) President Michael Schill Athletics Director Rob Mullens Faculty Athletics Rep Tim Gleason Arena Matthew Knight Arena (12,369) Television Pac-12 Networks & Pac-12 Live Stream Radio KUGN 590 (EUG), KBNP 140 (PDX) Apparel Provider Nike PROGRAM HISTORY First Season of Competition All-Time Record Matthew Knight Arena Record Pac-12 Championships 2 ( , ) Pac-12 Tournament Record 6-16 Championships 2 (WNIT , 1989) Postseason Record NCAA Appearances (Record) 13 (8-13) WNIT Appearances (Record) 7 (18-5) COACHING STAFF PRESESON QUICK FACTS (Not updated during the season) Head Coach Kelly Graves (New Mexico, 1988) Oregon Career (Record) 4th Season (60-42, P12) Div. I Career (Record) 21st Season ( ) Collegiate Career (Record) 24th Season ( ) Associate Head Coach Mark Campebll (4th) Assistant Coach Jodie Berry (4th) Assistant Coach Xavi Lopez (1st) ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Women s Basketball Contact Joe Waltasti (5th) Office Phone Cell Phone waltasti@uoregon.edu Intern Assistant Nathan Bryant Student Assistant Jesse Dieffenbach SUPPORT STAFF Director of Operations Megan Murphy (2nd) Athletic Trainer Tori Noda (10th) Strength & Conditioning Adam Linens (1st) Administrative Assistant Illya Lebow (12th) Team Managers Ryan Fingerett, Shane Swanson, Justin Patin, Caroline Clancy, Charlie Larson, Abbey Wood TEAM INFORMATION Record 23-14, 8-10 Pac-12 (6th) Postseason NCAA Elite Eight Final Ranking 16th (Coaches Poll) Starters Returning/Lost 5/0 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 9/5 Redshirts Returning/Lost 1/0 Newcomers 4 (3 Freshmen, 1 Transfer) Most Returning Points Ruthy Hebard (551, 14.9) Most Returning Rebounds Ruthy Hebard (314, 8.5) Most Returning Assists Sabrina Ionescu (183, 5.5) Most Returning Steals Ruthy Hebard (49, 1.3) Most Returning Blocks Mallory McGwire (35, 0.9) STARTERS RETURNING (5) Name Pos. GP-GS PPG RPG APG Ruthy Hebard F Sabrina Ionescu G Lexi Bando G Maite Cazorla G Mallory McGwire F ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS ( opponents only) Opponent Home Away Ntrl Overall Last Arizona Arizona State CSUN California Colorado Drake Eastern Wash Hampton Hawai i Mississippi State Oklahoma Ole Miss Oregon State Stanford Opponent Home Away Ntrl Overall Last Southern Utah Texas A&M UCLA USC Utah Washington Washington State Weber State Will be updated to include this season s games AP POLL Preseason Poll (Released on Mondays) RK TEAM RECORD PTS 1 Connecticut (32) Texas Baylor South Carolina Ohio State Notre Dame Mississippi State UCLA Louisville Stanford Oregon Duke West Virginia Tennessee Maryland Missouri Marquette Florida State Oregon State Texas A&M California Oklahoma South Florida Michigan Depaul USA TODAY COACHES POLL Preseason Poll (Released on Tuesdays) RK TEAM RECORD PTS 1 Connecticut (25) South Carolina (7) Baylor Mississippi State Notre Dame Texas UCLA Ohio State Stanford Louisville Oregon Duke Maryland Florida State West Virginia Missouri Oregon State Tennessee Marquette Depaul Oklahoma South Florida Michigan Miami California Washington Oregon Women s Basketball Game Notes

9 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Oregon Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Nov 10, 2017) All Games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL All Games Conference Non-Conference Date Opponent Score Att. High Points High Rebounds 11/10/17 CSUN W (15)Sabrina Ionescu (8)Ruthy Hebard * = Conference game Attendance Summary Games Attend Avg/Game Home 1 2,646 2,646 Away Neutral Total 1 2,646 GoDucks.com Facebook.com/OregonWBB 9

10 OVERALL STATS Oregon Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 10, 2017) All Games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL All Games Conference Non-Conference ## Player gp-gs min avg Total fg-fga fg% 3-Point 3fg-fga 3fg% F-Throw Rebounds ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 20 Ionescu, Sabrina Sabally, Satou Hebard, Ruthy Cazorla, Maite McGwire, Mallory Gildon, Oti Bando, Lexi Maley, Anneli Ayuso, Aina Campisano, Sierra Hall, Justine Giomi, Lydia TM Team, Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS ORE OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct FG made per game 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 23 9 Assists per game TURNOVERS 9 29 Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS 21 3 Steals per game BLOCKS 3 1 Blocks per game WINNING STREAK 1 - Home win streak 1 - ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 11/10/17 CSUN W * = Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Totals Oregon Opponents Oregon Women s Basketball Game Notes

11 AINA AYUSO #31 Points 7 vs. CSUN Minutes 17 vs. CSUN Field Goals Made 2 vs. CSUN Field Goal Attempts 5 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goals Made 1 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 3 vs. CSUN Free Throws Made 2 vs. CSUN Free Throw Attempts 3 vs. CSUN Rebounds 4 vs. CSUN Assists 2 vs. CSUN Blocks 0 vs. CSUN Steals 3 vs. CSUN Statistics Career Opponent Points Minutes Field Goals Made Field Goal Attempts 3-Point Field Goals Made 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Free Throws Made Free Throw Attempts Rebounds Assists Blocks Steals 11/10/17 CSUN Total Total GoDucks.com Facebook.com/OregonWBB 11

12 LEXI BANDO #10 Points 7 vs. CSUN Minutes 20 vs. CSUN Field Goals Made 3 vs. CSUN Field Goal Attempts 6 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goals Made 1 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 2 vs. CSUN Free Throws Made 0 vs. CSUN Free Throw Attempts 0 vs. CSUN Rebounds 3 vs. CSUN Assists 0 vs. CSUN Blocks 0 vs. CSUN Steals 2 vs. CSUN Statistics Career Opponent Points 35 vs. San Jose State, 11/30/15 Minutes 40 4x - Last at UTEP, 3/28/16 Field Goals Made 12 vs. San Jose State, 11/30/15 Field Goal Attempts 22 vs. Utah, 3/23/16 3-Point Field Goals Made 6 4x - Last at Hawaii, 11/26/16 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 11 Twice - Last at Hawaii, 11/26/16 Free Throws Made 6 3x - Last at Arizona, 2/3/17 Free Throw Attempts 7 vs. Utah, 3/23/16 Rebounds 6 4x - Last vs. Utah, 2/17/17 Assists 5 2x - Last vs. UCLA, 1/31/15 Blocks 2 vs. Utah, 2/12/16 Steals 3 5x - Last at USC, 1/13/17 11/10/17 CSUN * Total Total Oregon Women s Basketball Game Notes

13 SIERRA CAMPISANO #52 Points 3 vs. CSUN Minutes 10 vs. CSUN Field Goals Made 1 vs. CSUN Field Goal Attempts 4 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goals Made 1 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 2 vs. CSUN Free Throws Made 0 vs. CSUN Free Throw Attempts 0 vs. CSUN Rebounds 1 vs. CSUN Assists 1 vs. CSUN Blocks 0 vs. CSUN Steals 1 vs. CSUN Statistic Career Opponent Points 12 vs. CSU Bakersfield, 11/18/16 Minutes 19 vs. Oregon State, 1/29/17 Field Goals Made 4 4x - Last vs. UCLA, 2/10/17 Field Goal Attempts 10 vs. Oregon State, 1/29/17 3-Point Field Goals Made 2 Twice - Last at Hawaii, 11/26/16 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 6 vs. CSU Bakersfield, 11/18/16 Free Throws Made 2 5x - Last vs. USC, 2/12/17 Free Throw Attempts 2 5x - Last vs. USC, 2/12/17 Rebounds 5 3x - Last vs. California, 2/24/17 Assists 3 vs. Ole Miss, 12/14/16 Blocks 2 vs. Oregon State, 1/27/17 Steals 2 Twice - Last vs. USC, 2/12/17 11/10/17 CSUN Total Total GoDucks.com Facebook.com/OregonWBB 13

14 MAITE CAZORLA #5 Points 10 vs. CSUN Minutes 22 vs. CSUN Field Goals Made 4 vs. CSUN Field Goal Attempts 8 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goals Made 2 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 4 vs. CSUN Free Throws Made 0 vs. CSUN Free Throw Attempts 0 vs. CSUN Rebounds 1 vs. CSUN Assists 7 vs. CSUN Blocks 0 vs. CSUN Steals 3 vs. CSUN Statistics Career Opponent Points 26 vs. USC, 2/21/16 Minutes 40 8x - Last vs. Maryland, 3/25/17 Field Goals Made 12 vs. USC, 2/21/16 Field Goal Attempts 19 vs. USC, 2/21/16 3-Point Field Goals Made 4 3x - Last at #24 UW, 2/17/16 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 8 at Washington, 2/7/16 Free Throws Made 9 vs. Colorado, 2/14/16 Free Throw Attempts 12 vs. Colorado, 2/14/16 Rebounds 6 2x - Last vs. LBSU, 3/17/16 Assists 12 2x - Last vs. Sea U, 12/28/15 Blocks 1 5x - Last vs. UConn, 3/27/17 Steals 7 vs. Portland State, 12/17/15 11/10/17 CSUN * Total Total Oregon Women s Basketball Game Notes

15 OTI GILDON #32 Points 8 vs. CSUN Minutes 13 vs. CSUN Field Goals Made 2 vs. CSUN Field Goal Attempts 7 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goals Made 0 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 0 vs. CSUN Free Throws Made 4 vs. CSUN Free Throw Attempts 4 vs. CSUN Rebounds 3 vs. CSUN Assists 0 vs. CSUN Blocks 0 vs. CSUN Steals 0 vs. CSUN Statistics Career Opponent Points 16 Twice - Last at Clemson, 12/12/16 Minutes 25 vs. Maryland, 3/25/17 Field Goals Made 7 Twice - Last at Clemson, 12/12/16 Field Goal Attempts 12 vs. San Jose State, 11/27/16 3-Point Field Goals Made 2 vs. UCSB, 11/22/15 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 3 at Oregon St., 1/8/16 Free Throws Made 4 Twice - Last vs. Stanford, 2/26/17 Free Throw Attempts 5 Twice - Last at Arizona State, 2/5/17 Rebounds 9 Twice - Last vs. Maryland, 3/25/17 Assists 2 3x - Last vs. Washington, 12/30/16 Blocks 4 vs. Portland State, 12/17/15 Steals 4 vs. Maryland, 3/25/17 11/10/17 CSUN Total Total GoDucks.com Facebook.com/OregonWBB 15

16 LYDIA GIOMI #14 Points 0 vs. CSUN Minutes 6 vs. CSUN Field Goals Made 0 vs. CSUN Field Goal Attempts 0 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goals Made 0 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 0 vs. CSUN Free Throws Made 0 vs. CSUN Free Throw Attempts 0 vs. CSUN Rebounds 1 vs. CSUN Assists 0 vs. CSUN Blocks 0 vs. CSUN Steals 1 vs. CSUN Statistic Career Opponent Points 4 vs. Lamar, 11/13/16 Minutes 10 vs. Lamar, 11/13/16 Field Goals Made 2 vs. Lamar, 11/13/16 Field Goal Attempts 7 vs. Lamar, 11/13/16 3-Point Field Goals Made - 3-Point Field Goal Attempts - Free Throws Made 1 vs. San Jose State, 11/27/16 Free Throw Attempts 4 vs. San Jose State, 11/27/16 Rebounds 3 vs. San Jose State, 11/27/16 Assists - Blocks - Steals 1 at Hawaii, 11/26/16 11/10/17 CSUN Total Total Oregon Women s Basketball Game Notes

17 JUSTINE HALL #3 Points 2 vs. CSUN Minutes 13 vs. CSUN Field Goals Made 1 vs. CSUN Field Goal Attempts 5 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goals Made 0 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 1 vs. CSUN Free Throws Made 0 vs. CSUN Free Throw Attempts 0 vs. CSUN Rebounds 2 vs. CSUN Assists 0 vs. CSUN Blocks 0 vs. CSUN Steals 3 vs. CSUN Statistic Career Opponent Points 13 vs. Washington, 12/30/16 Minutes 29 vs. Washington, 12/30/16 Field Goals Made 5 vs. Washington, 12/30/16 Field Goal Attempts 10 vs. Washington, 12/30/16 3-Point Field Goals Made 4 vs. Idaho, 12/20/16 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 6 at Arizona, 2/3/17 Free Throws Made 2 vs. Washington, 12/30/16 Free Throw Attempts 2 Twice - Last at USC, 1/13/17 Rebounds 5 vs. Idaho, 12/20/16 Assists 2 Twice - Last vs. Stanford, 3/4/17 Blocks 1 Twice - Last vs. UConn, 3/27/17 Steals 2 vs. Washington State, 1/1/17 11/10/17 CSUN Total Total GoDucks.com Facebook.com/OregonWBB 17

18 RUTHY HEBARD #24 Points 11 vs. CSUN Minutes 24 vs. CSUN Field Goals Made 3 vs. CSUN Field Goal Attempts 6 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goals Made 0 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 0 vs. CSUN Free Throws Made 5 vs. CSUN Free Throw Attempts 7 vs. CSUN Rebounds 8 vs. CSUN Assists 1 vs. CSUN Blocks 1 vs. CSUN Steals 1 vs. CSUN Statistic Career Opponent Points 29 vs. UCLA, 1/15/17 Minutes 37 vs. Temple, 3/18/17 Field Goals Made 12 vs. Portland State, 12/17/16 Field Goal Attempts 17 vs. Temple, 3/18/17 3-Point Field Goals Made - 3-Point Field Goal Attempts - Free Throws Made 8 vs. Washington State, 1/1/17 Free Throw Attempts 12 Twice - Last at UCLA, 1/15/17 Rebounds 17 vs. Portland State, 12/17/16 Assists 4 Twice - Last at Arizona, 2/3/17 Blocks 3 vs. Utah, 1/22/17 Steals 3 5x - Last vs. Maryland, 3/25/17 11/10/17 CSUN * Total Total Oregon Women s Basketball Game Notes

19 SABRINA IONESCU #20 Points 15 vs. CSUN Minutes 29 vs. CSUN Field Goals Made 5 vs. CSUN Field Goal Attempts 11 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goals Made 3 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 6 vs. CSUN Free Throws Made 2 vs. CSUN Free Throw Attempts 2 vs. CSUN Rebounds 6 vs. CSUN Assists 7 vs. CSUN Blocks 0 vs. CSUN Steals 3 vs. CSUN Statistics Career Opponent Points 26 UTSA, 11/20/16 Minutes 40 Twice - Last at Duke, 3/20/17 Field Goals Made 9 UTSA, 11/20/16 Field Goal Attempts 20 at California, 1/8/17 3-Point Field Goals Made 5 Twice - Last at Clemson, 12/12/16 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 12 Lamar, 11/13/16 Free Throws Made 7 vs. Arizona, 3/2/17 Free Throw Attempts 8 Twice - Last at Duke, 3/20/17 Rebounds 12 at Clemson, 12/12/16 Assists 13 vs. Utah, 1/22/17 Blocks 2 Twice - Last vs. Temple, 3/18/17 Steals 4 3x - Last vs. Arizona, 3/2/17 11/10/17 CSUN * Total Total GoDucks.com Facebook.com/OregonWBB 19

20 ANNELI MALEY #15 Points 7 vs. CSUN Minutes 22 vs. CSUN Field Goals Made 3 vs. CSUN Field Goal Attempts 7 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goals Made 1 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 3 vs. CSUN Free Throws Made 0 vs. CSUN Free Throw Attempts 0 vs. CSUN Rebounds 5 vs. CSUN Assists 2 vs. CSUN Blocks 0 vs. CSUN Steals 0 vs. CSUN Statistics Career Opponent Points Minutes Field Goals Made Field Goal Attempts 3-Point Field Goals Made 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Free Throws Made Free Throw Attempts Rebounds Assists Blocks Steals 11/10/17 CSUN Total Total Oregon Women s Basketball Game Notes

21 MALLORY MCGWIRE #44 Points 10 vs. CSUN Minutes 8 vs. CSUN Field Goals Made 5 vs. CSUN Field Goal Attempts 7 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goals Made 0 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 0 vs. CSUN Free Throws Made 0 vs. CSUN Free Throw Attempts 0 vs. CSUN Rebounds 1 vs. CSUN Assists 0 vs. CSUN Blocks 1 vs. CSUN Steals 0 vs. CSUN Statistic Career Opponent Points 16 at Stanford, 1/6/17 Minutes 32 vs. UCLA, 2/10/17 Field Goals Made 7 Twice - Last at Utah, 2/17/17 Field Goal Attempts 15 at Stanford, 1/6/17 3-Point Field Goals Made - 3-Point Field Goal Attempts - Free Throws Made 3 Twice - Last vs. UCLA, 2/10/17 Free Throw Attempts 4 3x - Last vs. UCLA, 2/10/17 Rebounds 12 at Ole Miss, 12/14/16 Assists 4 vs. UConn, 3/27/17 Blocks 4 vs. Washington, 3/3/17 Steals 1 Many Times 11/10/17 CSUN * Total Total GoDucks.com Facebook.com/OregonWBB 21

22 SATOU SABALLY #0 Points 11 vs. CSUN Minutes 16 vs. CSUN Field Goals Made 5 vs. CSUN Field Goal Attempts 10 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goals Made 1 vs. CSUN 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 5 vs. CSUN Free Throws Made 0 vs. CSUN Free Throw Attempts 0 vs. CSUN Rebounds 2 vs. CSUN Assists 3 vs. CSUN Blocks 1 vs. CSUN Steals 4 vs. CSUN Statistics Career Opponent Points Minutes Field Goals Made Field Goal Attempts 3-Point Field Goals Made 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Free Throws Made Free Throw Attempts Rebounds Assists Blocks Steals 11/10/17 CSUN Total Total Oregon Women s Basketball Game Notes