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1 #5 THINGS 1. The Miners have won back-to-back wins for the first time this season. 2. With a win, or a home loss by FIU, tonight the Miners will clinch a bid to the 2017 C-USA Championships presented by MetroPCS. 3. UTEP is coming off a 41-point victory (88-41) vs. FIU (2/25), which was the second biggest margin in a conference game in program history. 4. The Miners are 1-7 on the road (1-6 C-USA). 5. Eight of the 12 student-athletes on the roster are in their first year of playing games at the D1 level, including seven freshmen (six true, one redshirt). UTEP Schedule Date Opponent Time Nov. 4 St. Mary s& W, Nov. 11 Northern Arizona L, Nov. 13 Texas Southern L, Nov. 17 Western New Mexico W, Nov. 24 vs. LSU$ L, Nov. 25 vs. NC State$ L, Nov. 26 vs. Kansas State$ L, Nov. 30 Houston Baptist W, Dec. 11 at New Mexico L, Dec. 15 NM State L, Dec. 19 Pittsburgh+ L, Dec. 20 Alabama+ L, Dec. 28 CSU Bakersfield W, Jan. 1 UTSA* L, (OT) Jan. 5 LA Tech* W, Jan. 7 Southern Miss* L, Jan. 12 at FIU* (bein) L, (3OT) Jan. 14 at Florida Atlantic* W, Jan. 21 at UTSA* L, Jan. 26 WKU* (bein) L, Jan. 28 Marshall* W, Feb. 2 at UAB* L, Feb. 4 at Middle Tennessee* (ESPN3) L, Feb. 9 at LA Tech* L, Feb. 11 at Southern Miss* L, Feb. 16 North Texas* (bein) L, Feb. 18 Rice* L, Feb. 23 Florida Atlantic* W, Feb. 25 FIU* W, March 2 at Old Dominion* (bein) 5 p.m. March 4 at Charlotte* (ESPN3) 5 p.m. March C-USA Championships^ TBA Bold denotes home game & Exhibition Game $ 2016 Paradise Jam (U.S. Virgin Islands) + Patrick Harrington Tournament (Niceville, Fla.) * Conference USA Game ^ Conference USA Championships All Times Mountain Where To Find... Quick Facts... Page 2 Team Statistical Comparison... Page 3 C-USA Standings & Schedule... Page 3 Record Under Coach Adams... Page 4 Miscellaneous Stats... Page UTEP Roster/ Results... Page 10 Individual Career Highs... Page 11 Team Game-by-Game Stats...Page 12 Individual Pts/Rbs/Asts...Page 12 UTEP/Opponent Game Highs/Lows...Page 13 Team Single-Game Records...Pages Individual Single-Game Records...Page 16 Career Records...Pages Box Scores...Pages Overall Stats...Page 26 Conference USA Only Stats...Page UTEP Radio/TV Sheet...Page UTEP WOMEN S BASKETBALL UTEP Athletic Communications 500 W. University Ave. Brumbelow Building El Paso, Texas Game 29 March 3, p.m. MST/7 p.m. EST Norfolk, Va. Ted Constant Convocation Center Overall Series Record: ODU leads, 3-2 TV/Internet: bein Sports In Norfolk: Tied, 1-1 Radio: 600 ESPN El Paso, KROD-AM Overall Streak: ODU, won one Talent: Tim Hagerty Last Meeting: ODU 66, UTEP 54 (C-USA semis, 3/11/16) Twitter: UTEP MINERS (8-20, 5-11) Head Coach: Keitha Adams (Southwestern, 1989) Record at UTEP: (16th year) Overall Record: (21st year) ODU LADY MONARCHS (15-12, 10-6) Head Coach: Karen Barefoot Record at ODU: (Sixth year) Overall Record: (19th year) STAT LEADERS PPG: Sparkle Taylor (18.1) RPG: Tamara Seda (9.3) APG: Lulu McKinney (4.9) SPG: Sparkle Taylor (1.3) BPG: Tamara Seda (1.6) STAT LEADERS PPG: Jennie Simms (25.3) RPG: Destinee Young (10.9) APG: Jennie Simms (4.3) SPG: Jennie Simms (1.7) BPG: Destinee Young (1.3) THE OPENING ACT - UTEP (8-20, 5-11 C-USA) will look to build on its strong performance at home when it plays at Old Dominion (15-12, 10-6 C-USA) at 5 p.m. MST/7 p.m. EST Thursday. - The game will be streamed on bein Sports Connect live and then tape-delayed on television on bein Sports following the men s game that evening. Fans may listen live to Brandon Cohn s call on 600 ESPN El Paso, KROD-AM Radio or by following the Miners () or Lady Monarchs (@ODUWBB) on Twitter. - The Miners have won back-to-back games for the first time this season and are on the verge of clinching a spot in the 12-team field for the 2017 C-USA Women s Basketball Championship presented by MetroPCS. (March 8-11, Birmingham, Ala.). A UTEP win at ODU or a home loss by FIU vs. MTSU wraps up the Miners spot. - Both Miners wins in their final homestand were by double digits, including posting the second-largest margin of victory in a conference game in program history last time out with the outcome vs. FIU (2/25/17). - ODU have won seven of its past nine games, but it was upended last time out at WKU (L, 79-73, 2/25). - The Lady Monarchs are 9-4 at home (4-3 C-USA). UTEP is 1-7 on the road (1-6 C-USA). GAME FORMAT - For the second straight season, NCAA women s basketball games will be played in four 10-minute quarters. - Teams reach the bonus and shoot two free throws on the fifth team foul in each quarter. - In the four-quarter format, team fouls reset to zero at the start of each quarter. - Teams have four timeouts (three 30s, one 60), three which carry over to the second half. They will be able to advance the ball to the frontcourt after a timeout with less than 59.9 seconds in 4Q. - There are seven media timeouts (four under five minutes in quarter/first called), two intermission media timeouts (after first and third quarters) and the first team-called timeout during the second half. - Bands or amplified music may play during any dead ball. THIS AND THAT ON CONFERENCE USA - Teams play all 13 members at least once and face five teams in home-and-home for 18-game C-USA slate. - The top 12 teams (14 in C-USA) will qualify for the single-elimination C-USA Women s Basketball Championship presented by MetroPCS (March 8-11, Birmingham, Ala.-UAB) with the top four teams as seeded by regular season standings receiving a bye. The winner will gain the league s automatic bid to the NCAA Championship. - WKU (14-2) and Middle Tennessee (13-3) have first-round byes locked up with Southern Miss (12-5) and Louisiana Tech (12-5) looking good for the other two byes. Charlotte (10-6), Old Dominion (10-6), UTSA (9-7), North Texas (8-8), Rice (7-9) and host UAB (6-10) have also all locked up bids. - UTEP (5-11), Marshall (4-12) FIU (3-13) are fighting over the final two spots. FAU (0-15) is eliminated. The Miners can clinch a spot with a win either at Old Dominion or Charlotte or a loss by FIU vs. Middle Tennessee or UAB. INSIDE THE SERIES (UTEP LEADS, 4-2 OVERALL; UTEP LEADS, 3-0 IN EL PASO) - Old Dominion leads the series, 3-2, including a conquest vs. UTEP in the semifinals of the 2016 C-USA Championships. The Miners won the regular-season match in El Paso, (2/25/16). - UTEP will be playing in Norfolk for the third time in fourth years since ODU joined C-USA. - The Miners are 1-1 in Norfolk (W, 66-55, 2/15/14; L, 79-50, 2/14/15). - The Lady Monarchs won a neutral-site contest with UTEP, 77-71, back on Feb. 24, UTEP s LAST STARTING LINE-UP Guard Guard Guard Forward Forward #4 McKinney #12 Taylor #44 Zec #5 Puc #42 Seda 5-7, Jr.-2L 5-10, Sr.-3L 5-10, Fr.-HS 6-2, Fr.-HS 6-4, R-Jr.-1L

2 WHO TO CONTACT UTEP MEDIA RELATIONS WOMEN S BASKETBALL CONTACT Mark Brunner MR Office: (915) Cell: (915) mbrunner@utep.edu Media Relations Fax (915) INTERVIEWS & PRACTICE COVERAGE Please contact Mark Brunner with all interview requests for coaches and players. Do not contact players at home or on their cell phones unless arranged by the media relations office. UTEP s official athletic department website is located at Game notes, statistics, press releases, coaches shows and player/coach biographies are available on the site. The Conference USA website is located at 2 ON THE INTERNET GENERAL INFORMATION Location El Paso, Texas Enrollment 23, 400 Founded 1914 Nickname Miners Colors Dark Blue, Orange, Silver Accent Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference Conference USA President Dr. Diana Natalicio Director of Athletics Bob Stull Assoc. AD/SWA Julie Levesque Faculty Representative Dr. Stephen Aley Basketball Administrator Julie Levesque BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Keitha Adams Alma Mater Southwestern College / 1989 Overall Record (21st year) UTEP Record (16th year) Conference USA Record (12th year) Associate Head Coach Ewa Laskowska (16th year) Alma Mater Pittsburg/1998 Assistant Coach Bill Damuth (Seventh year) Alma Mater University of Texas, Tyler/1995 Assistant Coach Kelli Willingham Bagley (Second year) Alma Mater UTEP/2014 Basketball Phone (915) Letter Winners R/L 4/9 Starters R/5 0/5 Newcomers Overall Record Conference USA Record 16-2 (first) 2016 C-USA Championship 1-1 (lost in semifinals) 2016 WNIT 3-1 (lost in quarterfinals) First Season of Program All-Time Record (43rd season) Home Away Neutral NCAA Tourney Appearances Two (1-2 all-time) 2012 (0-1 record; automatic bid) #4 Penn State 85, #13 UTEP 77 (3/18/12) 2008 (1-1 record; at-large bid) #7 UTEP 92, #10 WKU, 60 (3/22/08) at #2 Stanford 88, #10 UTEP 54 (3/24/08) WNIT Tourney Appearances: Two (8-2 all-time) 2016 (3-1; C-USA automatic bid) at UTEP 66, Abilene Christian 62 (3/17/16)-First round at UTEP 74, Arkansas State 68 (3/21/16)-Second round at UTEP 79, TCU 71 (3/24/16)-Third round Oregon 71, at UTEP 67 (3/28/16)-Quarterfinals 2014 (5-1 record; C-USA at-large bid) at UTEP 74, Arkansas State 64 (3/21/14) at UTEP 76, Saint Mary s 64 (3/24/14) at UTEP 68, Colorado 60 (3/28/14) at UTEP 70, Washington 63 (3/31/14) at UTEP 66, South Dakota State 63 (4/2/14) Rutgers 56, at UTEP 54 (4/5/15) GETTING TO KNOW OLD DOMINION Overall: Home: 9-4 Road 6-6 Neutral 0-2 C-USA: 10-6 Home: 4-3 Road Old Dominion is one of eight programs (through the end of season) with at least 1,000 wins. - Made 25 NCAA Tournament appearances (most recent 07-08), including winning it all in Has a total of three national championships and produced 54 All-Americans. - Returned all five starters from last year s team (17-17, 10-8 C-USA). - ODU went 5-6 in non-conference play, which was hurt by an 0-3 road record but it bounced back to forge an impressive 6-3 mark in its nine conference contests. - After 3-4 start to C-USA play, the Lady Monarchs have gone 7-2 to improve to a solid 10-6 in the league. - ODU leads C-USA in rebounds/game (41.5) and rebound margin (+7.4). It is also fourth in field-goal percentage (44.3), field-goal percentage defense (39.9), 3-point field-goal percentage (34.7) and blocks/ game (6.5) and seventh in scoring offense (70.1). - ODU has top-100 NCAA team rankings several categories: it is 22nd in rebound margin, 39th in fieldgoal percentage, 45th in rebounds/game, 57th in 3-point field-goal percentage, 82nd in scoring offense, and 98th in assists/game senior guard Jennie Simms is sixth all time on the ODU scoring list with more than 2,000 career points. This season she is pouring in 25.3 points/game to rank second nationally. - Simms, a USBWA National Player of the Year Midseason Watch List member, also paces C-USA and is among the NCAA s leaders for field-goals made (235-third) and attempts (497-10th), free throws made (158-sixth). Simms s 203 free-throw attempts is second in the league and 14th nationally. - Simms is also sixth in C-USA for rebounds/game (8.2) and minutes/game (36.0) and ninth for assists/ game (4.3). - Simms is one of two players nationally (Tori Jankoska, Michigan State) to account for 20+ points/game, 8+ rebounds/game and 4+ assists/game this season. - Simms has recorded 30+ points nine times this year and 15 total in her career. Included in those performances was a 43-point outburst against Marshall (ODU W, 77-69, 1/5/17). - Destinee Young is first in C-USA and among the national leaders for rebounds/game ( th), total rebounds (293-19th), offensive rebounds/game (4.0-13th) and double-doubles (14-21st). - Young is also fifth in C-USA for blocks/game (1.3). - Simms (25.3) and Young (11.3) pace the attack but no other player contributing more than 6.0 points/game. - Notable alumni include Ben Bailey (host of TV show Cash Cab) and Nancy Lieberman (Women s Basketball Hall of Famer). LAST MEETING WITH OLD DOMINION: FIU 66, UTEP 54 (2016 C-USA SEMIS, 3/11/16) - (1) UTEP forced 21 turnovers and played hard but couldn t get enough shots to fall in an setback vs. (5) Old Dominion in the semifinals of the 2016 Conference USA Championships at Legacy Arena on March 11, Cameasha Turner tallied 18 points while Jenzel Nash (13 points) and Starr Breedlove (10 points) also hit double for the Miners. ODU was paced by Jennie Simms s double-double (21 points, 10 rebounds) while Ije Ajemba (14 points) and Gianna Smith (10 points) also got things going. - UTEP committed only 12 turnovers and enjoyed advantages in points in the paint (26-20) and points off turnovers (17-12) but that wasn t enough to compensate for an off shooting day. The Miners finished at 28.8 percent (19-66) from the floor-compared to ODU s 39.1 percent (18-46). - Old Dominion also won the rebounding battle (47-36) while also taking advantage of getting to the freethrow line early and often. The Lady Monarchs connected on (63.4 percent) at the charity stripe, with Simms going in that area. UTEP was (70.6 percent) at the free-throw line. GOING BACK IN TIME at UTEP 88, FIU 47 (2/25/17) - UTEP stormed out to a 28-9 first-quarter lead and never looked back on the way to posting a resounding victory to send Sparkle Taylor out in style on Senior Day on Feb. 25 at the Don Haskins Center. - The 41-point margin of victory is the second biggest in a conference game in program history. - UTEP led at the half and any aspirations the visitors had of mounting a second-half comeback when the Orange and Blue ripped off 20 straight points over the first five-plus minutes of the third quarter. - Taylor poured in a game-high 23 points to go along with seven rebounds and career-best tying five assists in a fitting final home performance for her career. Katarina Zec (career-high 13 points), Tamara Seda (15 points, six rebounds) and Najala Howell (13 points, eight boards) also reached double figures. - UTEP drilled 44.9 percent (31-69) from the field, including a ridiculous 61.1 percent (11-18) during the huge third quarter (31-8). The 31 points in that frame tied as the third-most ever by the Miners in a quarter. - FIU finished at 36.5 percent (19-52) from the floor, which was hurt by an 0-10 readout on 3-point shots. The visitors also made 17 turnovers-compared to a season-low nine by UTEP- which led to a 28-7 advantage for the Miners in points off turnovers. GETTING TO KNOW THE MINERS - Eight of the 12 student-athletes on the Miners roster are in their first year of playing games at the division I level. There are six true freshmen (Faith Cook, Jakeira Ford, Roeshonda Patterson, Zuzanna Puc, Rachel Tapps and Katarina Zec), one redshirt-freshman (Jessica Barbosa- practiced with team last year) and one junior-college transfer (Ax Bernard). - There are four returnees (senior Sparkle Taylor, juniors Lulu McKinney and Tamara Seda and sophomore Najala Howell). McKinney, Seda and Taylor all start after mainly coming off bench last year. - UTEP has more newcomers (seven) than returnees (four) on the roster for the first time since the campaign when it also had that ratio. That year was also the last time UTEP seven freshmen. - The Miners lost nine letter winners, including all five starters from last year s team (29-5, 16-2 C-USA regular-season champion, advanced to quarterfinals of the WNIT). - UTEP has a veteran coaching staff that has great chemistry from working together at the school; it is in form of head coach Keitha Adams (16th year), associate head coach Ewa Laskowska (16th year) and assistant coaches Bill Damuth (seventh year) and Kelli Willingham Bagley (second year).

3 STATISTICAL COMPARISON UTEP CATEGORY ODU 8-20, 5-11 Win-Loss 15-12, 10-6 W 2 Current Streak L Record In Last 10 Games (11/161) Scoring Offense 70.1 (7/82) 70.3 (12/291) Scoring Defense 68.6 (9/268) -5.1 (12/254) Scoring Margin +1.5 (9/161) 39.7 (11/180) Field Goal pct (4/39) 40.5 (6/215) Field Goal pct. def (4/181) 26.5 (14/323) 3-point FG pct (4/57) 31.2 (4/152) 3-point FG pct. def (13/297) 68.2 (9/203) Free Throw pct (8/171) 39.9 (2/90) /game 41.5 (1/45) +0.6 (8/155) Margin +7.4 (1/22) 13.9 (9/138) Assists/game 14.6 (8/98) 16.7 (7/234) Turnovers/Game 18.1 (12/287) 14.8 (11/240) Turnovers forced/game 14.1 (12/269) -1.9 (11/271) Turnover margin -4.0 (13/323) 6.6 (12/260) Steals/game 3.9 (13/266) 4.4 (3/63) Blocks/game 6.5 (4/100) Bold denotes statistical advantage (C-USA/National Ranking 14 C-USA & 344 NCAA D1 Programs) C-USA STANDINGS Team C-USA Overall Last 10 Streak %#WKU W 7 %#Middle Tennessee W 2 %Southern Miss W 6 %Louisiana Tech W 7 %Charlotte W 1 %Old Dominion L 1 %UTSA W 2 %North Texas L 2 %Rice L 2 %UAB L 2 UTEP W 2 Marshall L 8 FIU L 8 Florida Atlantic L 17 Through Games Played On Feb. 25 % Denotes clinched spot for 2017 C-USA Women s Basketball Championship presented by MetroPCS # Denotes clinched first-round bye for C-USA SCHEDULE THURSDAY, MARCH 2 *UTSA at Charlotte (ESPN3) *UTEP at Old Dominion (bein) *Middle Tennessee at FIU (CUSA.tv) *UAB at Florida Atlantic (CUSA.tv) *Marshall at Rice (CUSA.tv) *WKU at North Texas (ESPN3) FRIDAY, MARCH 3 *Louisiana Tech at Southern Miss (CUSA.tv) SATURDAY, MARCH 4 *UTSA at Old Dominion (ESPN3) *UAB at FIU (CUSA.tv) *WKU at Rice (CUSA.tv) *Marshall at North Texas (CUSA.tv) *Middle Tennessee at Florida Atlantic (CUSA.tv) *UTEP at Charlotte (ESPN3) 5 p.m. 5 p.m. 5 p.m. 5 p.m. 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 5 p.m. 11 a.m. 12 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 3 p.m. 5 p.m. *Conference USA Games All Times Mountain Standard BRIEF RUNDOWN ON UTEP S SEASON Overall: 8-20 Home: 7-8 Road 1-7 Neutral 0-5 C-USA: 5-11 Home: 4-5 Road Played its most challenging non-league schedule in program history (61st strength of schedule at the conclusion of non-conference play; currently 136th), with a single-season school record five games vs. teams from power conferences. It was 0-5 in those contests, all on neutral sites vs. non-power league programs during non-conference action (record includes win vs. DII foe). - Traveled to compete in two prestigious tournaments in non-conference play for first time since For the first time in program history, three of the first five league contests (2-3 record) were decided by two points or less. Included were consecutive one-point games, a program first. UTEP lost the longest tilt in school history (88-87, 3OT) on a 35-foot buzzer beater at FIU (1/12/17). Two days later FAU s triple at the buzzer danced on the rim before dropping out for a Miner win (1/14/17). - UTEP was saddled with a 2-9 start to the season before going 3-3 over the next six games. - After losing six straight (season-long skid) and eight of the next nine, the Miners have regained their winning ways posting consecutive victories against FAU (69-59, 2/23) and FIU (88-47, 2/25). MINERS IN THE RANKINGS - UTEP is the upper echelon of Conference USA for multiple categories. It is second in total rebounds (1117) and rebounds/game (39.9), third in blocks/game (4.4) and total blocks (122), fourth for 3-point fieldgoal defense (31.2), fifth in free throws attempted (534), sixth in free throws made (364) and field-goal percentage defense (40.5) and seventh in fewest turnovers/game (16.7). - Boast top-100 NCAA rankings for blocked shots (63rd), blocks/game (66th), free throws attempted (86th), rebounds/game (90th), total rebounds (98th) and free throws made (100). - Sparkle Taylor is third C-USA in field goals attempted (422), fourth in points/game (18.1) and field goals made (197), sixth in free throws made (110) and attempted (142), 11th in defensive boards/game (4.4) and free-throw percentage (77.5) and 16th in rebounding (6.2). - Nationally Taylor is 31st in field goals made, 42nd in field goals attempted, 56th in points/game, 85th in free throws made, 96th in free throws attempted, 123rd in field-goal percentage and 171st for free-throw percentage. - Tamara Seda is second in C-USA in double-doubles (10), rebounds/game (9.3) and total rebounds (260), third in blocked shots (45), blocks/game (1.6) and offensive boards/game (3.6) and fourth in defensive rebounds/game (5.7). - Nationally Seda is 43rd in total boards, 44th in rebounds/game and 48th in double-doubles, 83rd for total blocks and 90th for blocks/game. - Lulu McKinney is third in C-USA for total assists (138), sixth in assists/game (4.9) and eighth in assistto-turnover ratio (1.7). - Nationally McKinney in 59th for assists/game and total assists and 130th for assist-to-turnover ratio - Ax Bernard is sixth in C-USA and 186th nationally for blocked shots/game (1.1). QUICK HITTERS - Held FIU to five offensive rebounds, the fewest by an opponent this year. - Kept four straight league foes to 11 offensive boards or less for the first time since (also four in row). - Limited both FAU (59) and FIU (47) to less than 60 points; previous nine foes put up 76.7 points/game. - Averaged 77.7 points the past three games; was at 55.8 points/game the previous four contests. - Hit 75.7 percent (87-115) from the line the past four tilts; was (57.1) the three contests beforehand. - Shooting 41.0 percent ( ) in C-USA play; was at 38.0 percent ( ) in non-conference play. - Drilled 7-20 (35.0 percent) from distance vs. FIU (2/25); the seven triples tied as second most this year. - Committed a season-low nine turnovers vs. FIU (2/25) and has 10 or less in two of past three. - Credited with campaign-high 12 steals vs. FIU (2/25). - FIU was 0-10 on 3-pointers ; it is the most 3-point attempts by an opponent without a make since Idaho State finished 0-11 from distance on Nov. 12, With three more blocks, this year s team will move into 10th all time on the Miner single-season charts. - Sparkle Taylor s 506 points are the fifth-most ever in a single season at UTEP. - Taylor s scoring average (18.1) would tie for seventh on the Miner single-season charts. - Taylor (197) is on the verge of becoming the fourth Miner with 200+ field goals in a single year. Kayla Thornton (226, ), Lisa Watson (217, ) and Holly Russ (204, ) previously did so. - Taylor has 24 double-digit scoring efforts on the year and 60 career such games. - Taylor has 13 games with 20+ points; it s the most such tilts by a Miner since Kayla Thornton (16, ). - Taylor was named the C-USA Player of the Week (2/20) after a historic performance. She scored 34 points against both North Texas (2/16) and Rice (2/18) to become the first player in program history to post back-to-back 30+ point games. Prior to those performances, no Miner had scored that many points in a league game in 26 years (Holly Russ, 35 vs. San Diego State-1/19/91) and tied as the sixth-highest scoring output in program history. - The 34 point efforts also ranked tied for sixth in the UTEP single-game records. - Taylor came alive with 13 points in the third quarter vs. the Mean Green. She now has four quarters with 13+ points, the most by any Miner in the four-quarter format era (started ). - Taylor is at 6.2 rebounds/game; she accounted for 3.3 rebounds/game her first three seasons. - Taylor is at 20.6 points/game on 52.0 percent shooting ( ) in C-USA games; in non conference she had 14.1 ppg and hit 38.7 (65-168) of her shots. Kayla Thornton (20.5 ppg, ) was the last Miner to average at least 20 points throughout conference play. - Taylor matched her career high with five assists vs. FIU (2/25). - Tamara Seda s 260 rebounds currently rate ninth on the Miner single-season charts but she is only five boards shy of climbing into the sixth spot. - Seda s rebounding average (9.3) would tie for fifth on the UTEP single-season record list. - Seda paces the team in blocks/game (1.6), field-goal percentage (48.7), double-doubles (10) and rebounds/ game (9.3). - The 10 double-doubles are the most by a Miners since Kayla Thornton (19, ). In terms of no - Seda has secured at least 14 boards in seven games this year; that is the most such contests in a single season by a Miner in at least 33 years (individual game-by-game records prior to 1982 incomplete). - Seda had 17 boards vs. both CSUB (12/28) and Southern Miss (1/7); the rest of C-USA players have four such contests to their credit this season. - Seda is accounting for 9.4 points/game and 9.3 rebounds/game; she had 4.4 ppg and 4.1 rpg last year. 3

4 UTEP UNDER COACH ADAMS Adams Era At home On road At neutral sites In overtime Decided by 3 points or less Decided by 4-5 points Decided by 6-10 points Decided by points Decided by 21-plus points Led after first quarter Tied after first quarter Trailed after first quarter Led at Half Tied at the half Trailed at the half Led after third quarter Tied after third quarter 1-0 Same Trailed after third quarter Shot 50% or better Shot % Shot less than 40% Opp. shot 50% or better Opp. shot 40-49% Opp. shot less than 40% UTEP 40% or better on 3s (min. 5) More rebounds than opp Less rebounds than opp are equal More turnovers than opp Less turnovers than opp Turnovers equal Scored 100-plus points Scored points Scored points Scored points Scored points Scored points Scored less than 50 points Allowed 90-plus points Allowed points Allowed points Allowed points Allowed points Allowed less than 50 points On Mondays On Tuesdays On Wednesdays On Thursdays On Fridays On Saturdays On Sundays On National TV In November In December In January In February In March In April In day games In night games (5 p.m. or later) In white/pink uniforms In navy uniforms In orange uniforms Seda (45) and Ax Bernard (31) have given UTEP multiple players with 30+ rejections in the same season for the first time since (Kristine Vitola-90, Kayla Thornton-35). - Bernard swatted seven shots vs. Houston Baptist (11/30); it s the most by any C-USA player this year and ties for third in the Miner single-game records. - Seda has scored 10+ points in three straight games and 14 times total on the year (second on UTEP). - Seda is shooting 71.4 percent (10-14) from the floor and 80.0 percent (8-10) at the free-throw line the past two contests to account for 14.0 points/game in the sequence. - Lulu McKinney paces the team in assists/game (4.9), total assists (138), 3-pointers made (38) and attempted (137), free-throw percentage (81.6) and minutes/game (31.0). - The 138 assists are sixth on the Miner single-season charts but she needs just five to move up to fourth. - McKinney s 4.9 assists/game would tie for fourth on the Miner single-campaign records. - McKinney is the first Miner in 12 years (Shalana Taylor in ) to have five games with 9+ assists. The efforts have come against WNMU (9 ast, 11/17), Houston Baptist (10 ast, 11/30), at FIU (9 ast, 1/12), at UTSA (9 ast, 1/21) and at Southern Miss (12-2/9). The 12 at USM set a career high and tied for third on the Miner single-game records list. The 12 helpers also tie as the most by any C-USA player this season. - McKinney has missed only nine free throws this season; she is from the charity stripe. - McKinney had four assists in 21 minutes vs. FIU (2/25) but more impressively she had zero turnovers. - Najala Howell is at 7.7 points/game and 3.5 rebounds/game. As a freshman she had 1.5 ppg and 1.8 rpg. - Howell is the top reserve scorer and ranks third on the team overall with her 7.7 ppg. - Howell is at 8.9 points/game in C-USA action; was at 6.1 ppg in non-conference play - Howell has hit double figures in scoring 11 times; her season high as a freshman was six points. - Howell has posted back-to-back games with 10+ points to snap an eight-game skid. - Howell grabbed eight boards, her second-highest total this year, in the win vs. FIU (2/25). - Zuzanna Puc paces the seven Miner newcomers in both scoring (6.5 ppg), rebounding (5.5 rpg) and blocked shots (22), along with games started (22) and minutes played (21.8). - Puc is second on the squad overall for total offensive boards (59) and third in rebounds/game (5.5). - Puc has six 10+ scoring efforts on the year, including a prior stretch with four straight in C-USA play. - Puc was named the C-USA Freshman of the Week (1/30) after averaging 9 points and 7 rebounds in the mini homestand vs. WKU (1/26) and Marshall (1/28). She was the first Miner to be so honored in two years. - Puc has been hindered with fouls; she has the most total fouls (90) and DQs (six) on the team, though she was not tagged for any infractions against FIU (2/25). - Puc has started 15 straight games and 22 total on the season. - Puc has recorded two double-doubles while also grabbing 10+ boards in four contests. - Puc posted a career-high tying three steals against FIU (2/25). - Katarina Zec is second among Miner newcomers and sixth overall on the team at 6.2 points/game. - Zec scored a career-high 13 points against FIU (2/25), aided by going 3-7 from distance. The three 3-pointers made tie her career best. - Zec has hit double figures in scoring in back-to-back games for the first time of her career. - Zec had one block against FAU (2/23) and another vs. FIU (2/25); she didn t have any her first 20 tilts. - In the games Houston Baptist (11/30) and North Texas (2/16), Zec made a combined 6-7 at the charity stripe. In her other games she is 8-11 at the free-throw line. - Zec has started 10 straight contests and 16 total this season. - Zec missed the final five games of non-conference play and the first C-USA game after sustaining an injury in practice on Dec Jakeira Ford is third among the newcomers and seventh overall on the squad in scoring (5.5). - Ford is second among the newcomers and fourth overall on the team in rebounds (3.2). - Ford was a DNP at UAB (2/2) but she has responded by averaging 7.6 points and 3.7 rebounds since. She has hit at the charity stripe in that stretch. Ford was 7-18 at the line her first 17 contests. - Ford tallied eight points in just 10 minutes against FIU (2/25). - Fifteen of Rachel Tapps s 17 rebounds on the year have been at the defensive end. - Tapps had a career-best four assists vs. Houston Baptist (11/30); she has seven total in her other 21 games. - Tapps contributed a steal by diving to poke the ball to her teammate in the win vs. FAU (2/23). - Tapps recorded her second career blocked shot against UNT (2/16). She also drew a charge. - Sixty-nine percent of Roeshonda Patterson s field goal attempts have been 3-pointers. Patterson is 9-47 (19.1) from distance on the year and 5-21 (23.8 percent) on two-point tries. - Patterson has grabbed an offensive board in back-to-back appearances; she had one total her first 17 tilts. - Patterson set career highs for assists (two) and playing time (17 min). while equaling it in rebounds (two) at Southern Miss (2/11). - Patterson has played in nine of the past 12 games; she was a DNP in four of five before this stretch. - Patterson has drilled at least two 3-point shots in three contests this year. - Seventy-two percent of Faith Cook s field goal attempts have been 3-pointers. Cook is (19.2 percent) on triples and 4-20 (20.2) on 2-point shots. - Cook is second on the team in both total assists (52) and assists/game (1.9). - Cook has played in all 28 games (six starts) and is one of nine Miners to earn at least 10.0 mpg (13.3). - Cook had a career-best three steals vs. FIU (2/25) while matching her career high in boards (three). - Cook dished out a five assists vs. FIU (2/25). It s the most helpers she has had in C-USA play. - Jessica Barbosa played eight minutes vs. FIU (2/25), finishing with two rebounds and a steal. - Barbosa had been a DNP the prior two contests. - Barbosa has 10 offensive boards and 10 defensive rebounds on the season. - McKinney tops the team in minutes/game (31.0) while Taylor (30.2), Seda (26.5), Puc (21.8), Zec (21.3) and Howell (20.1) also earn at least 20.0 minutes/game. - Seda (10), Taylor (three), Puc (two) and Howell (one) have combined for 16 double-doubles on the year; the effort is more than the combined efforts (11) of the (seven) and squads (four). - Taylor had two such performances her first three seasons at UTEP while Seda had one last year. BASIC FACTS ON THE PROGRAM - UTEP is in its 43rd season as a women s basketball program, including 8-20 this year. - Made four postseason bids (2016,-WNIT quarterfinals; 2014-WNIT runner-up, 2012-NCAA first round and 2008-NCAA second round), sporting combined record of 9-4 (8-2 WNIT, 1-2 NCAA). 4

5 MISCELLANEOUS STATS When Starting Record Career Record Sparkle Taylor Lulu McKinney Zuzanna Puc 7-15 Same Tamara Seda Katarina Zec 4-11 Same Axelle Bernard 3-6 Same Faith Cook 2-4 Same Rachel Tapps 1-1 Same Najala Howell 0-3 Same Chanel Khammarath 0-1 Same Double-Figure Scoring Career Sparkle Taylor Lulu McKinney 8 25 Tamara Seda Najala Howell 11 Same Zuzanna Puc 6 Same Katarina Zec 6 Same Jakeira Ford 4 Same Axelle Bernard 2 Same Roeshonda Patterson 1 Same Double-Figure Rebounding Career Tamara Seda Sparkle Taylor 3 5 Zuzanna Puc 4 Same Jakeira Ford 1 Same Najala Howell 1 Same Double-Doubles Career Tamara Seda Sparkle Taylor 3 5 Zuzanna Puc 2 Same Najala Howell 1 Same Double-Figure Assists Career Lulu McKinney 2 Same STARTING LINE UPS RECORD McKinney, Taylor, Zec, Puc and Seda 3-8 McKinney, Taylor, Zec, Bernard and Puc 2-1 Cook, McKinney, Taylor, Bernard and Seda 1-1 McKinney, Tapps, Taylor, Puc and Seda 1-1 Cook, McKinney, Taylor, Puc and Seda 1-3 Howell, McKinney, Taylor, Bernard and Seda 0-1 Khammarath, McKinney, Taylor, Bernard and Seda 0-1 Howell, McKinney, Taylor, Puc and Seda 0-2 McKinney, Taylor, Zec, Bernard and Seda Won four league championships (2016 C-USA regular season, 2012 C-USA regular season and conference tournament and 2008 C-USA regular season); 1-1 record all time in league tournament title games, winning the title in 2012 and falling in Six 20+ win seasons (all since ), including four of the past five; never had more than 18 wins in a season before Keitha Adams. - One of 10 programs nationally (Baylor, Chattanooga, FGCU, James Madison, Maryland, Notre Dame, South Carolina and UConn) to have won 29+ games at least three times in the past five years. - Cracked the top-25 poll in two seasons ( , ), including being ranked in the final six weeks in 07-08, while receiving votes in eight campaigns total ( 15-16, 13-14, 12-13, 11-12, 08-09, and 06-07). Mentioned in the AP Preseason Poll four times, including garnering three points in Became first C-USA women s team to go 16-0 while claiming program s initial league title in Finished 15-1 in 2012 and won the program s first conference tournament championship. - Own C-USA single-season record for winning streak at 23, which was set in The University of Texas at El Paso (founded in 1914) recently enjoyed a centennial celebration. - Notable alumni include former ABC News Chief White House Correspondent Sam Donaldson, wellrespected NFL referee Ed Hochuli, former NASA astronaut Danny Olivas engineer & Dennis Poon, who designed Taipei 101 & some of the tallest buildings in the world. THE ADAMS FILE - UTEP s all-time win leader Keitha Adams is in her 16th year at the helm of the program. Overall she stands at in her 21st year as a collegiate head coach. - Record of in five years as head coach of Independence Community College (Independence, Kan.) - One of two active C-USA coaches (Southern Miss Joye Lee-McNelis) with 400+ career collegiate wins. - Adams is the only three-time C-USA Women s Basketball Coach of the Year (2016, 2012 and 2008). - All six 20+ win seasons and seven of the eight with 18+ victories have been during her tenure. - She is responsible for all four postseason bids (NCAA in 2012 and 2008; WNIT 2016 and 2014) and all four conference championships (2016 C-USA regular season, 2012 C-USA regular season and conference tournament and 2008 C-USA regular season) in school history. - Twenty of the 23 major individual career records at the school are held by players from her era. - Posted at least 16 wins in 10 seasons; there were three such campaigns in program s first 27 years. - More than 110 games above.500 ( ) since joining Conference USA for the season. - Earned votes in AP top-25 poll in eight seasons ( 15-16, 13-14, 12-13, 11-12, 08-09, and 06-07). - Grabbed a top-25 ranking in two seasons ( and ; was in poll final six weeks of 07-08). - Never achieved national ranking, let alone even earn points in a poll, before Adams s era. - UTEP has compiled 52 separate months with a winning percentage of.500 or better under Adams compared to just 25 with a losing record. Eight of those 24 came in her first two years. - Coached 24 players who have gone on to play professionally, including 08 WNBA draft picks Izabela Piekarska & Natasha Lacy. - Impacted the international game at the highest level, with Noni Wharemate representing New Zealand at 08 Olympic Games. - Every player who has exhausted her eligibility at UTEP during her tenure has graduated. - Member of El Paso Athletic Hall of Fame (inducted April 30, 2014) and El Paso Commission For Women Hall of Fame (inducted April 10, 2010). THIRD-BEST IN TEXAS SINCE The Miners have the third-highest winning percentage among all DI programs in Texas since Baylor (344-49, 87.5%), and Texas A&M (280-96, 74.5%) are 1-2 followed by UTEP ( , 66.2%). Texas ( , 63.8%-4th), Lamar ( , 60.8%-5th), Stephen F. Austin ( , 59.0%-6th), TCU ( , 57.0%-7th), SMU ( , 53.4%-8th), Prairie View A&M ( , 53.4%-9th) and Texas Tech ( , 50.7%-10th) round out the top 10. SPECIAL RUN - Even with 8-20 record this year, the Miners are since the start of year; 77 double-digit wins. - One of 10 programs nationally (Baylor, Chattanooga, FGCU, James Madison, Maryland, Notre Dame, South Carolina and UConn) to have won 29+ games at least three times in the past five years. - Postseason basketball in three of past five years, with two deep runs in the WNIT (2014 runner-up, 2016 quarterfinals) and earning the C-USA automatic bid to the 2012 NCAA Tournament (lost, first round). - Enjoyed 14 separate winning streaks of at least three games during that time frame. WINNING NUMBERS UNDER COACH ADAMS when leading at halftime, including 7-1 this year when keeping foes to less than 40 percent from the floor, including 8-4 this year when committing fewer turnovers than opponents, but stands 4-6 when doing so this year when connecting on at least 40 percent from the field, but is 5-8 when doing so this season when winning the rebounding battle, including 8-3 this season when scoring 70+ points, including 80-6 with 80+ points (11-0 with 90+ points and points) when allowing less than 60 points, including 5-0 this year when opposition has more turnovers than field goals, including 1-0 this year when holding opponents to fewer than 50 points, including 3-0 this season when leading after the third quarter, including 7-2 this season when leading after the first quarter, but is 4-5 this year. HOME SWEET HOME - All-time home record of , including finishing 7-8 in El Paso this season at home since , with winning records of 14 of those 15 season in El Paso under head coach Keitha Adams in El Paso since , aided by finishing 19-1 at home last year in non-conference regular-season home games under Adams, including since

6 ALL ABOUT THE FANS - Tremendous support to help propel UTEP to a pair of deep runs in the WNIT (2014 runner-up honors, 2016 quarterfinals) in the past three years. - Averaged 7,773 fans/game during the 10 WNIT games (8-2 record) in El Paso. - Aiding those numbers were back-to-back sellouts (first in program history) in the semifinals and finals of the 2014 WNIT. - Ranked in the top-50 nationally for three of the past five years - Placed 28th in (3,793 avg.), 42nd in (2,708 avg.) & 46th in (2,639 avg.) - Keitha Adams is no stranger to big crowds; her squads are when playing in front of 4,000+ fans. The Miners are 25-3 at home and 3-7 on the road on the road in the situation. TRAVEL TIME all time on the road, including 1-7 this season mark when playing at a neutral site, including 0-5 on the year. All five of those setbacks came against power-five conference programs on the road under head coach Keitha Adams, hindered by mark her first five years on the road since on the road since season. - Posted third-most road wins (8-3 record) in program history last year. Effort secured the fourth winning road record and sixth with road winning percentage of.500 or better under Adams. In the program s first 27 years, UTEP s best effort was finishing at.500 twice (2-2, and 7-7, 92-93). CAREER ACHIEVEMENTS - Senior Sparkle Taylor became the 13th member of UTEP s 1,000-point club after a 25-point effort vs. Louisiana Tech on Jan. 5. She has now climbed to third for career points (1,287). She is also fourth for field goals made (502), tied fifth in games played (122) and field goals attempted (1,086), seventh in free throws made (264), 11th in free throws attempted (371), tied 12th for individual wins (78), 17th in minutes played (2,345), 20th in rebounding (480), 24th in games started (50) and 30th for steals (85). - Junior Lulu McKinney is sixth in 3-point attempts (366) and assists (295), eighth in 3-pointers made (103), 16th in minutes played (2,434), 24th in steals (101, tied 32nd in games played (89) and 37th in points (630). - Redshirt-junior Tamara Seda is eighth in blocked shots (66), 12th in double-doubles (11) and 30th in rebounds (400). - Junior transfer Ax Bernard is 21st in blocked shots (31) YEAR IN REVIEW - Put together one of the finest years in program history in The Miners equaled the school record for wins (29), took home the 2016 C-USA regularseason championship (16-2) and advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2016 WNIT. All four games in the WNIT were played in El Paso, with the Miners averaging 6,405 fans in the timeframe. - Set single campaign records set for steals (397) turnovers forced (706) with head coach Keitha Adams skillfully deploying a mixture of defensive schemes. - Received votes in the USA TODAY Sports women s basketball coaches top-25 poll for six consecutive weeks, including breaking into the top 25 (#25) for the second time in school history the week of March 1-6. UTEP also picked up votes for a school-record 14 straight weeks in the AP Top-25 poll. - Became the first team in program history to put together three separate winning streaks of at least seven contests and set the school mark for longest home undefeated surge at Took home three of the six major individual awards from C-USA, with Keitha Adams (Coach of the Year), Starr Breedlove (Newcomer of the Year) and Sparkle Taylor (Sixth Player of the Year) being honored. UTEP also had a league-high three of the 16 All C-USA honorees and was the only team in the conference to have multiple individuals on the All-Defensive team. CLIFFNOTES ON THE SEASON at UTEP 69, Florida Atlantic 59 (2/23/17) - Sparkle Taylor (22 points) paced a quartet of Miners in double figures, and UTEP regained its winning ways with a conquest of Florida Atlantic on its Play 4 Kay night on Feb The Owls used a barrage of 3-pointers to surge out by 10 (22-12, 00:34 first quarter) but the Miners didn t flinch. UTEP clamped down defensively, holding FAU to 1-18 shooting in the second quarter, to change the fortunes of the game with an 18-2 run to surge into the lead. - The Miners margin swelled to as many as 15 (53-38, 2:11 third quarter), and they remained up by 10 (62-52) with 6:27 to play. FAU, which entered the game having lost 15 straight and 19 of its past 20, showed off its tremendous heart and spirit by fighting back to within three (62-59, 2:47 fourth quarter) but UTEP got some stops, a Taylor turnaround jumper and free throws to ice the contest. - Taylor s 22 points lift her career total to 1,264, vaulting her to third on the Miners career charts. - Tamara Seda (13 points), Najala Howell and Katarina Zec (10 points) joined Taylor in double figures while Zuzanna Puc pitched in seven points. The Miners won the boards, 45-36, thanks to Puc s career-high tying 12 rebounds. Taylor (nine) and Seda (eight) also got after it on the glass. Puc also matched her personal best in blocks (two) to help UTEP accumulate seven rejections. - The Miners connected on 41.7 percentage from the floor (25-60), including a sizzling 62.5 percent (10-16) during a huge third quarter (26 points). They took good care of the ball (14 turnovers) and pounded FAU down low with a advantage in points in the paint and 18-4 cushion in second-chance points. Rice 80, at UTEP 76 (2/18/17) - Sparkle Taylor poured in 34 points to become the first player in program history to post back-to-back 30+ point games and Tamara Seda recorded her 10th double-double (13 points, 10 rebounds) of the year but it wasn t enough UTEP was edged by Rice, 80-76, at home on Feb The Miners battled valiantly in a back-and-forth game that featured 11 ties and 14 lead changes. The Owls led by just two (62-60) with 4:46 to play before consecutive three pointers put UTEP in an eight-point hole (68-60, 3:50). The Miners took the blow in stride and trimmed the deficit down to two (78-76) with 20 seconds to play but Maya Hawkins put the game on ice with two free throws. - Lulu McKinney scored 13 points (two shy of season high) to join Taylor and Seda in double digits but no other Miner had more than six points in the contest. The day, though, belonged to Taylor. She nailed from the floor, including draining her second three pointer of the campaign, while also going 9-10 on the charity stripe. North Texas 76, at UTEP 69 (2/16/17) - Senior Sparkle Taylor erupted for a career-high 34 points (tied for sixth most all time at UTEP) but visiting North Texas used a strong effort on the glass and a balanced attack to hand UTEP a setback on Feb Terriell Bradley (18 points, seven boards), Terra Ellison (14 points, five boards) and Tyara Warren (12 points) led the way for the Mean Green, who also won the boards, The Miners had the huge night from Taylor while also forcing 21 turnovers, which led to 18 points, but it wasn t enough. - Taylor drilled from the floor while setting career highs in both free throws made (12) and attempted (16) before fouling out in the fourth quarter. The - Tamara Seda (nine points, five rebounds), Najala Howell (seven points, three rebounds), Lulu McKinney (five points, four assists, career-high tying four steals) and Jakeira Ford (five points, game-high tying seven rebounds) contributed for the Orange and Blue as well. - UNT nailed 45.1 percent (23-51) from the floor, including 44.4 percent (8-18) from beyond-the-arc. - The Miners drilled 40.4 percent (21-52) of their shots, in addition to securing plenty of trips to the free throw line. UTEP connected on at the charity stripe; it tied as the most makes on the line this year while setting a season high for attempts. at Southern Miss 73, UTEP 48 (2/14/17) - Sparkle Taylor (16 points) and Jakeira Ford (career-high tying 13 points) both reached double figures in scoring but turnovers and a tough day on the boards added up to a setback at Southern Miss. - The Miners trailed by two with 2:03 to play in the first half before the Lady Eagles scored eight straight to enter the locker room up by 10 (39-29). USM continued the surge in the second half, tallying 11 in a row. The 19-0 run wrapped around halftime put UTEP in a big hole from which it could never recover. 6

7 - UTEP (19-52, 36.5) shot a comparable percentage to USM (26-66, 39.4) - UTEP committed 26 turnovers (led to 23 points) and USM also controlled the boards (48-31), aided by securing 25 offensive rebounds. The 25 offensive rebounds tie as the most by an opponent in the Keitha Adams era; UCF also did so on Feb. 19, The 11 Miners who played (Ax Bernard was only DNP) each logged at least nine minutes of action, with Roeshonda Patterson (17) and Jessica Barbosa (13) both setting career highs in playing time. Adams went to a youth-laden roster in the second half, with the Miners finishing the contest with five freshmen (four true, one redshirt) on the court. at Louisiana Tech 69, UTEP 61 (2/9/17) - Lulu McKinney scored nine points and dished out 12 assists (t3rd all time at UTEP) while Sparkle Taylor (14 points) and Zuzanna Puc (11 points) reached double figures in scoring but it wasn t enough in a loss at Louisiana Tech on Feb The Miners shot 40.6 percent (26-64) from the floor, committed only 12 turnovers and held the top shooting team in Conference USA to just 36.7 percent (22-60) from the floor, including 1-12 (8.3 percent) on three pointers. - The Lady Techsters made up for that by hitting at the free-throw line and winning the boards, LA Tech had almost as many offensive caroms (20) as UTEP did defensive (21). UTEP collected 13 offensive rebounds and was 6-11 at the charity stripe. - McKinney s 12 assists were the most by a Miner in seven years; she was one shy of tying school record. The Orange and Blue led by six (10-4) early on and by three (17-14) through 10 minutes of action only to have LA Tech bounce back in the second quarter. It outscored UTEP, 20-9, in the frame to lead by eight (34-26) at the half. UTEP could get no closer than five the rest of the way. - Tamara Seda pitched in six points and seven boards before fouling out while Katarina Zec recorded six points and a career-high tying four boards. at Middle Tennessee 76, UTEP 53 (2/4/17) - Junior Lulu McKinney scored a season-high tying 15 points while freshmen Jakeira Ford (11 points) and Zuzanna Puc (10 points) also hit double digits but Middle Tennessee rode big games from Ty Petty (27 points, six assists) and Alex Johnson (25 points, seven boards to maintain a share of first place with a home conquest on Feb The Miners showed good fight and trailed by five (38-33) with 4:37 to play in the third quarter only to have the Blue Raiders wrap a 12-0 run around the break. UTEP couldn t get within 11 from that point. - Middle Tennessee won the boards (45-33) and shot 44.6 percent (29-65) from the floor despite the Miners holding them to 29.2 percent (7-24) from three-point range. - UTEP finished at 35.1 percent (20-57) from the floor, including 36.4 percent (4-11) from distance. at UAB 74, UTEP 61 (2/2/17) - Sparkle Taylor scored 16 points to pace a trio of Miners in double figures but homestanding UAB rode a barrage of three pointers (12-23) to a victory at Bartow Arena Thursday evening. - The Miners shot 46.2 percent (24-52) from the floor and took decent care of the ball (14 turnovers) but the Blazers were even better. UAB connected on 50 percent (27-54) of its shots, including nailing the 12 triples, while finishing with 19 assists and 13 turnovers. - UTEP had a +8 differential (34-26) for points in the paint but was -20 (16-36) on three pointers. - The Miners trailed by three (29-26, 3:26 2Q) before UAB wrapped an 18-4 run around halftime. - Tamara Seda (12 points, eight rebounds) Zuzanna Puc (11 points, seven rebounds) supported Taylor. at UTEP 84, Marshall 74 (1/28/17) - All five starters reached double figures in scoring and UTEP used a huge second quarter to power past Marshall, 84-74, at the Don Haskins Center on Jan. 28. The Thundering Herd led after 10 minutes of action but the Miners had a +20 differential (30-10) in the second quarter to cruise into the locker room armed with a advantage. The cushion swelled to as many as 21 (56-35, 4:40 3Q) and the visitors never truly threatened the rest of way. - Sparkle Taylor (25 points, four assists), Tamara Seda (15 points, 12 rebounds), Zuzanna Puc (12 points, 11 rebounds), Katarina Zec (career-high tying 11 points, career-high five assists) and Lulu McKinney (10 points, six assists, career-high tying five rebounds) keyed the charge for the Miners. - UTEP shot 40.8 percent (29-71) from the floor, won the boards (46-45) and converted 19 Marshall turnovers into 28 points. - The Miners racked up 23 assists on the 29 made field goals while also committing only 13 turnovers. - The 30-point burst in the second quarter was the Miners second-highest scoring total in a quarter (32 vs. WNMU) this year and ranks four on the program s single-game records. - Jakeira Ford (five points), Ax Bernard (three points, two rebounds) and Faith Cook (two assists, no turnovers) made some contributions at key times to help buoy the starters. WKU 71, at UTEP 54 (1/26/17) - Sparkle Taylor tallied a game-high 23 points and UTEP shot 45 percent (23-51) from the floor but visiting and C-USA leader WKU emerged with a win in front of a season-best 2,469 fans on Jan The Lady Toppers pressure gave the Miners fits in the first half, allowing WKU to build a halftime lead. Fourteen of the 17 Miner turnovers came in that opening frame, which led to 19 points. - UTEP made some fine adjustments at the break, resulting in a +3 (33-30) differential over the final 20 minutes of action. The Miners committed only three turnovers in the second half while also slowing down WKU s attack. UTEP cut the deficit to 15 on a pair of occasions but WKU was able to answer every run. - Jakeira Ford proved a spark off the bench for the Miners with six points and five rebounds in 198 minutes of action. Lulu McKinney (six points, two assists) and Zuzanna Puc (five points, career-high three assists) also made contributions for the Orange and Blue. at UTSA 97, UTEP 76 (1/21/17) - UTEP nailed 46 percent from the floor (28-61) and drilled a season-high eight triples but the one-two punch of Tesha Smith (38 points) and Loryn Goodwin (20 points) allowed homestanding UTSA to topple the Miners, Sparkle Taylor (16 points), Lulu McKinney (season-high 15 points, nine assists) and Najala Howell (15 points) all reached double figures in scoring but the Roadrunners simply had too much firepower. - UTSA had 52 points in the paint-while adding 31 more (on 39 attempts) at the free-throw line. - UTEP held UTSA to 4-20 (20.0 percent) on threes but UTSA still finished at 48 percent (31-64) overall. - UTSA outscored UTEP, 35-17, in the second quarter. UTEP went toe-to-toe with UTSA in the in the first (18-17), third (23-23) and fourth (18-22) quarters but it wasn t enough to compensate for that second frame. - The Miners were called for 29 fouls (third most in the Keitha Adams era) while 20 went vs. UTSA. UTSA - There were four lead changes and two ties. UTEP 51, at Florida Atlantic 50 (1/14/17) - UTEP wrapped a 19-5 run around halftime to fuel a comeback and morale-boosting win at Florida Atlantic on Jan The Miners trailed the Owls by as many 13 (25-12, 3:42 2Q) displayed tremendous grit to storm back ahead (31-30, 3:43) before the two sides traded scores the rest of the way. There were five ties and nine lead changes, and FAU had a chance to win at the buzzer. This time, though, fate was on the side of the Miners with FAU s top scorer Sasha Cedeno s three pointer hitting both sides of the rim before dropping out. - Tamara Seda posted her third straight and team-leading eight double-double (13 points, 14 rebounds) to lead the way while Najala Howell (10 points) and Sparkle Taylor (eight points, eight boards) also proved key. at FIU 88, UTEP 87, 3OT (1/12/17) - Sparkle Taylor drilled a jumper with about three seconds remaining in triple overtime to put UTEP up, 87-85, but FIU s Kristian Hudson s desperation heave from about 35 feet went as time expired to sink the Miners, 88-87, in longest game in program history at Lime Court at FIU Arena Thursday evening. - Taylor paced the Miners with 21 points, but FIU pulled out a miraculous win thanks to Hudson (35 points) and company. - Tamara Seda (14 points, 13 rebounds), Najala Howell (19 points), Katarina Zec (10 points), Lulu McKinney (nine points, nine assists) and Zuzanna Puc (eight points, six boards) made quality contributions. 7

8 - UTEP played ahead for 40 of 55 minutes; the game featured 15 lead changes and 13 ties. - The Miners set season highs for free throws made (25) and attempted (32), with Taylor going 9-9. Southern Miss 79, at UTEP 68 (1/7/17) - Tamara Seda (14 points, career-high tying 17 rebounds), Sparkle Taylor (21 points, career-high five assists) and Najala Howell (13 points, career-high tying six assists) all hit double figures in scoring but UTEP couldn t quite slow down Southern Miss in a setback at home on Jan The Miners shot 49.1 percent (27-55) from the floor while controlling the boards (35-22) but the Lady Eagles had too much firepower. Brittanny Dinkins erupted for 29 points (13-22 FG) to lead the way for USM, which shot the best percentage (58.2, 32-55) by a Miner opponent on the season. - UTEP was harassed into 22 turnovers that resulted in 30 points. - Southern Miss 23 rebounds were the fewest by a D1 opponent since the Miners also held UAB to 23 boards in a semifinals win of the 2012 C-USA Championships (3/9/12). - USM was 0-7 from three-point range; it was the most attempts without a triple by an opponent since the Miners held Idaho State to 0-11 from beyond-the-arc in the season opener (11/12/11). - Taylor set a career high in steals (four) vs LA Tech (1/5/17) and then matched it vs. Southern Miss (1/7/17). - Seda became the first Miner in 27 years (Lisa Watson (1/27-29/89) with 14+ boards in back-to-back tilts. at UTEP 69, LA Tech 62 (1/5/17) - Sparkle Taylor poured in 25 points to join UTEP s 1,000-point club (1,010) and the Miners stifled Louisiana Tech defensively in a victory at the Don Haskins Center on Jan. 5 The Miners held the Lady Techsters to 27.4 percent (17-62) from the floor, their second-lowest percentage of the year (25.7 percent vs. Nichols State), while also winning the rebounding battle decisively (51-40). - Tamara Seda pulled down a game-high 14 boards to lead the charge on the glass while Najala Howell (14 points, career-high six assists) and Lulu McKinney (14 points, five assists) also made key contributions. - Taylor added a career-high four steals. - UTEP set a season high for free throws attempted (29) while its 21 makes at the line tie for second. - The Miners scored at least 16 points in all four quarters for the first time this season. UTSA 83, at UTEP 81 (1/1/17)-OT - Sparkle Taylor (career-high tying 28 points) and sophomore Najala Howell (career-high 20 points) provided a nice one-two scoring punch but UTSA s Tesha Smith converted a putback off Loryn Goodwin s air ball with four seconds left in overtime to send her squad past UTEP, 83-81, in the C-USA opener for both squads at the Don Haskins Center on Jan Zuzanna Puc s shot to force double overtime was too strong. - There were 10 ties and 14 lead changes and was the first OT contest to start league play since UTEP, which trailed by 10 (17-7) five minutes in, forced OT with Howell s trey with 0.5 seconds left. - Taylor made the most field goals (13) by a Miner since Tamara Seda recorded her second straight and fifth double-double (11 points, 10 rebounds) on the year - UTEP made eight more field goals (34-82, 41.5 percent) while also shooting a better percentage than UTSA (26-70, 37.1 percent) but the Roadrunners overcame that through a barrage of three pointers (9-21) and living at the free-throw line (22-31). UTEP was 8-10 on free throws despite holding advantages for both points in the paint (40-28) and second-chance points (18-14). - UTEP s seven-game win streak in league openers was halted. - The Miners slipped to 10-6 in situation under Keitha Adams, including 9-3 since joining C-USA ( 05-6). - UTEP is now all time in conference openers. at UTEP 74, CSU-Bakersfield 61 (12/28/16) - Tamara Seda scored 15 points and ripped down a career-high 17 rebounds, while Sparkle Taylor paced the squad with 16 points as the Miners slowed down the Roadrunners in the Don Haskins Center to close out non-conference play in style on Dec. 28. The effort also halted a four-game losing skid. - CSUB took an early 5-2 lead but the Miners responded with a 15-0 run in the first quarter and never looked back. Taylor connected on a jumper at the 8:14 mark to start the run, while Najala Howell ended it with a jumper at the 3:17 mark. Howell poured in a career-high 15 points and recorded seven rebounds. - Faith Cook led the Miners with seven dimes and scored a career-best nine points, while Ax Bernard (career-high tying 11 points) also got after it on the offensive end. Seda added a career-best four blocks. - UTEP led by 13 (24-11) after the first quarter but the visitors cut the deficit down to two (54-52, 7:37 4Q). The Miners stepped up their game and tallied the next nine points to go up with 5:58 left in the contest to seal the victory. - The Miners outrebounded the Roadrunners 47-37, while the Orange and Blue hit 81 percent of their free throws (season-high made 22-of-27). UTEP forced five steals and scored 14 points off turnovers. Alabama 78, UTEP 60 (12/20/16- Patrick Harrington Classic Game 2) - Sparkle Taylor posted a game-high 20 points and UTEP shot its highest percentage (51.9) vs. a division I foe on the year but Alabama forced 24 turnovers and unleashed a barrage of three pointers (11-25) to secure a victory in the final game of the Patrick Harrington Classic on Dec The Miners were down after 10 minutes of action but Alabama s margin over the final three quarters was only +6 (53-47). UTEP closed out the contest on a 16-4 run, with freshmen accounting for 14 points in the sequence. - The Crimson Tide shot 44.6 percent from the floor and finished with 17 offensive boards. Free throws were also a factor with Alabama making 9-15 compared to UTEP s 1-3 from the line. - Lulu McKinney (10 points) joined Taylor in double figures while Zuzanna Puc (nine points), Najala Howell (seven points) and Faith Cook (career-high tying five points) also got involved in the offense. Pitt 71, UTEP 46 (12/19/20- Patrick Harrington Classic Game 1) - Sparkle Taylor (15 points) and Jakeira Ford (11 points, career-high nine rebounds) both reached double figures in scoring but UTEP couldn t keep pace with ACC juggernaut Pitt in a setback in the first game of the inaugural Patrick Harrington Classic at The Arena at NWF State College Dec Pitt connected on 44.3 percent (27-61) of its shots. UTEP finished at 32.7 percent (17-52) from the field, including 2-18 (11.1 percent) from beyond-the-arc. - The Miners kept things competitive on the glass (41-38, Pitt) with the much larger Panthers but couldn t knock enough shots down. - Tamara Seda and Ford paced the squad in rebounds with nine apiece while Zuzanna Puc had six. NM State 67, at UTEP 59 (12/15/16) - Zuzanna Puc notched her first career double-double (11 points, 12 rebounds) and UTEP made a late charge but visiting NM State escaped El Paso with a win in the FirstLight Federal Credit Union Battle of I-10 on Dec The Miners trailed the Aggies by 15 (59-44) with 7:37 to play before fighting back to whittle the deficit all the way down to five (64-59) with 1:37 left. UTEP had two opportunities to get within three or even two but a couple of shots rimmed out and NM State iced the game with two late free throws. - Najala Howell (career-high 13 points, Lulu McKinney (12 points), Tamara Seda (10 points, eight rebounds) and Faith Cook (career-high nine assists) helped give the Miners a more balanced offensive attack. UTEP finished at 37.0 percent (20-54) from the floor and dished out 18 assists but was hindered by a readout of 23.5 percent (4-17) on three pointers and 60.0 percent (15-25) at the charity stripe. - NM State s effort snapped a five-game winning streak for UTEP in the series, though the Miners still stand 15-6 against their I-10 rivals since at New Mexico 79, UTEP 66 (12/11/16) - Tamara Seda posted her second straight double-double (career-high 19 points, career-high 16 rebounds) but homestanding New Mexico rode the play of Cheirsa Beynon (24 points, seven assists, six rebounds) and Richelle van der Keijl (18 points, 12 rebounds) to a victory at The Pit. - UNM shot 51.4 percent (18-35), including 43.4 percent (7-16) on triples, in addition to forcing eight UTEP turnovers to help surge out to a halftime advantage. - UTEP outscored UNM, 37-31, during the final 20 minutes but the damage had been done. The Miners made just four turnovers in the second stanza to finish 12 giveaways for the third straight game. 8

9 - Sparkle Taylor (14 points, eight rebounds), Zuzanna Puc (nine points, three rebounds), Lulu McKinney (eight points, four assists) and Najala Howell (eight points, three rebounds) supported Seda s play at UTEP 75, Houston Baptist 45 (11/30/16) - UTEP took a step in the right direction by trouncing Houston Baptist, 75-45, on Nov. 30. The Miners never trailed in the contest and led by double figures the majority of the second half. - Tamara Seda came off the bench to post a monstrous double-double (career-high 18 points and career-high 15 rebounds) and Sparkle Taylor poured in 21 points to go along with six boards. - Lulu McKinney dished out a career-best 10 assists while also scoring seven points. Katarina Zec also hit double figures in scoring (10 points). Rachel Tapps was credited with a career-high four assists while spelling McKinney at the point. Najala Howell finished with eight points (8-8 on free throws). - UTEP piled up 24 assists on 26 field goals made. It took great care of the ball (12 turnovers), forced 24, won the boards (49-44) and held HBU to a paltry 25.0 percent (16-64). UTEP connected on 38.8 percent (26-67) from the field, which was aided by a sizzling 60 percent (9-15) effort during the second quarter. - Ax Bernard showed off her full repertoire of abilities, setting career highs for blocks (seven-tied fourth UTEP single-game records) and assists (four) and matching it for rebounds (seven). Bernard s block party helped propel the Miners to 12 total swats (tied third UTEP single-game records). Kansas State 61, UTEP 40 (11/26/16, Paradise Jam Game 3) - UTEP put up a good fight but couldn t get enough shots to drop in a setback against undefeated Big 12 member Kansas State in both team s final game of the 2016 Paradise Jam on Nov The Miners held K-State, which entered the game with a scoring margin ( ), to a season-low 61 points. UTEP committed only 12 turnovers, kept things competitive on the boards (40-37, K-State) and enjoyed a 9-2 advantage in second-chance points. - Senior Sparkle Taylor (10 points, five boards) and freshmen Roeshonda Patterson (eight points) and Katarina Zec (seven points) keyed the efforts for UTEP, which used good ball movement and shot selection but unfortunately couldn t get them to fall. The Miners finished at 23.4 percent (15-64) from the floor. - The Wildcats shot 46.8 percent (22-47) from the field but UTEP forced 17 turnovers. NC State 71, UTEP 55 (11/25/16, Paradise Jam Game 2) - Sparkle Taylor scored 16 points to go along with eight rebounds but NC State s pressure and size proved to be too much in a defeat in both team s second game of the Paradise Jam on Nov The Miners shot a better percentage from both the floor (19-46, 41.3 percent; 29-72, 40.3 percent) and free-throw line (15-17, 88.2 percent; 7-13, 53.8 percent) than the Wolfpack but the ACC power compensated in other areas. NC State won the boards (40-31), aided by 20 offensive rebounds that led to a 19-9 advantage in second-chance points while also forcing 24 turnovers (committed 12) that resulted in a margin for points off giveaways. - Tamara Seda (nine points and Katarina Zec (eight points) supported Taylor s efforts on offense. - UTEP led, 10-8, at the first quarter and was up by five (21-16) halfway through the second quarter before NC State put together a 12-1 run over the next four minutes. The deficit at half was eight (32-24) and it had only grown to 12 (59-47) with 6:25 to play in the fourth quarter but NC State went on a 12-2 surge. UTEP battled down the stretch to score the game s final six points. LSU 78, UTEP 45 (11/24/16, Paradise Jam Game 1) - LSU knocked off UTEP, 78-45, in the opening game for both squads of the 2016 Paradise Jam at the University of Virgin Islands Sports and Fitness Center on Nov. 24. Freshman Roeshonda Patterson came off the bench to score a career-high 11 points to pace UTEP as the lone individual in double figures. - LSU connected on 53.4 percent (31-58) from the floor, piling up 21 assists on its 31 field goals made. - The athleticism and press by LSU gave the Miners fits. UTEP was held to 28.6 percent (16-56) shooting while being harassed into 27 turnovers. - Rebounding was even (34-34), UTEP forced 17 turnovers that led to 17 points and points in the paint were close (24-22, LSU) but the Lady Tigers enjoyed advantages elsewhere. at UTEP 93, Western New Mexico 46 (11/17/16) - UTEP opened the game on a 27-0 run and never looked back on the way to a conquest of division II program Western New Mexico on Nov The Miners set program single-game records for both total rebounds (66) and rebounding margin (+45) while the 47-point margin of victory ranks eighth on the charts. - UTEP hit 61.2 percent (41-67) of its shots-the fourth-best effort at the school- while holding the Lady Mustangs to 22.4 percent (15-67), the 11th lowest by a foe. - UTEP dished out 26 assists (tied seventh) on 41 made field goals (tied fourth). Additionally, the Orange and Blue outscored WNMU, 58-0, for points in the paint while more than doubling up the visitors with bench scoring (48-21). - Freshman Zuzanna Puc led the way with a career-high 19 points and seven rebounds, but she had plenty of support. Sparkle Taylor (13 points, 11 rebounds), Najala Howell (10 points, 12 rebounds) and Tamara Seda (10 points, 14 boards) all posted double-doubles while freshman Jakeira Ford added a career-high 13 points in just 14 minutes of action off the bench. - Lulu McKinney dished out a career-high nine assists-while committing only one turnover- to help direct the squad s offensive efforts. Freshmen Katarina Zec (11 points), Roeshonda Patterson (six points), Faith Cook (five points) also set personal highs in scoring while redshirt-freshman Jessica Barbosa scored two points and had two boards in her collegiate debut. Texas Southern 89, at UTEP 68 (11/13/16) - Sparkle Taylor posted her third career double-double (14 points, 13 rebounds) but visiting Texas Southern rode the hot shooting of Kaitlyn Palmer (24 points) to knock off UTEP, 89-68, inside the Don Haskins Center Sunday afternoon. - Palmer connected on 8-16 from three-point range to lead a quartet of players in double figures for the Lady Tigers. TSU, which has averaged 20 victories over the past four years, connected on 45.8 (33-72) of its shots while the youth-laden UTEP squad finished at 36.1 percent (27-72) from the floor. - UTEP won the boards (49-48) and forced 15 turnovers but was outscored, 44-30, in points in the paint while TSU also had a 25-7 advantage in points off turnovers. - Junior transfer Ax Bernard stuffed the stat sheet with 11 points, seven rebounds and five blocks in a team-high 34 minutes of action. Freshman Zuzanna Puc nearly recorded a double-double (nine points, 10 rebounds). Freshman Jakeira Ford (nine points, three rebounds), Junior Lulu McKinney (seven points, four assists), junior transfer Chanel Khammarath (five points, two steals), freshman Katarina Zec (five points, two rebounds) and sophomore Najala Howell (five points) buoyed the efforts of Taylor. Taylor s 13 rebounds were a career high, as were her 31 minutes played. Northern Arizona 65, at UTEP 51 (11/11/16) - Senior Sparkle Taylor erupted for a career-high 28 points but Northern Arizona downed UTEP, 65-51, in the season opener for both squads on Nov NAU wrapped a 20-2 run around halftime to put the Miners in a 15-point (36-21) hole with 7:28 to play in the third quarter. But Taylor, who was limited to four first-half points as result of picking up two early fouls, caught fire. She put on an offensive clinic, scoring 18 of UTEP s next 20 points in the game to fuel a 20-4 run and propel the home side back ahead (41-40) with 2:21 to play in the third period. After going to the bench with her third foul, NAU scored the next nine points of the contest to pull back ahead (49-41) with 7:39 left in regulation. UTEP didn t get closer than seven the rest of the way. - Junior-college transfer Ax Bernard (five point, five rebounds) and redshirt-junior Tamara Seda (five points, seven rebounds) got involved as well offensively but no one else on the squad contributed more than four points. Freshman Jakeira Ford shared the team lead for rebounds at seven. - All eight Miner newcomers saw action in the game, and the Miners even had five freshmen on the court at junctures during the game. 9

10 RESULTS NOVEMBER (5-0) Nov. 15 Houston Baptist W, Nov. 17 Northern Arizona W, Nov. 22 Hampton W, Nov. 27 Idaho State 65, SE Missouri 64! (game 1) UC Riverside# W, (game two) Nov. 28 UC Riverside 85, SE Missouri 67! (Third/Fourth-Place Game) Idaho State# W, (Championship Game) DECEMBER (4-1) Dec. 2 New Mexico W, Dec. 5 at New Mexico State W, Dec. 14 UTPB W, Dec. 18 at Long Beach State% L, Dec. 19 vs. UNLV% W, Dec. 28 Eastern New Mexico Cancelled JANUARY (9-0) Jan. 1 at Rice* W, Jan. 3 at North Texas* W, Jan. 7 Middle Tennessee* W, Jan. 10 UAB* (Fox Sports) W, Jan. 17 UTSA* (ASN) W, Jan. 21 at Florida Atlantic* W, Jan. 23 at FIU* W, Jan. 28 Southern Miss* W, Jan. 30 Louisiana Tech* W, FEBRUARY (7-1) Feb. 4 at Marshall* L, Feb. 6 at WKU* (Fox College Sports) W, Feb. 11 FIU* W, Feb. 13 Florida Atlantic* W, Feb. 18 at Southern Miss* W, Feb. 20 at Louisiana Tech* W, Feb. 25 Old Dominion* W, Feb. 27 Charlotte* W, (2 OT) MARCH (4-3) March 3 at UTSA* L, March 10 (8) UAB^ (QF) W, (OT) March 11 (5) Old Dominion^ (SF) L, March 17 Abilene Christian! W, March 21 Arkansas State! W, March 24 TCU! W, March 28 Oregon! L, Bold denotes home game All Times Mountain & Exhibition Game # Fifth-annual UTEP Thanksgiving Classic % 2016 Beach Classic (Long Beach Classic) * Conference USA Game ^ Conference USA Championships #WNIT All times Mountain STAT LEADERS Points Per Game: Jenzel Nash (13.8) Per Game: Chrishauna Parker (5.8) Assists Per Game: Starr Breedlove (3.8) Steals Per Game: Starr Breedlove (3.2) Blocks Per Game: Wikoria Zapart (0.8) Minutes Per Game: Cameasha Turner (30.5) Players in bold denote returnee UTEP ROSTERS NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl.-Exp. Hometown (High School/Previous School 1 Roeshonda Patterson G 5-8 Fr.-HS Odessa, Texas (New Way Christian Academy) 2 Faith Cook G 5-3 Fr.-HS Baytown, Texas (Goose Creek Memorial HS) 4 Lulu McKinney G 5-7 Jr.-2L Houston, Texas (Texas A&M Consolidated) 5 Zuzanna Puc F 6-2 Fr.-HS Poznan, Poland (ZSMS Poznan) 11 Ax Bernard F 6-2 Jr.-TR Awans, Belgium (Seward Community College) 12 Sparkle Taylor G 5-10 Sr.-3L Flint, Mich. (Northwestern HS) 14 Najala Howell G/F 5-10 So.-1L DeSoto, Texas (DeSoto HS) 21 Rachel Tapps G 5-8 Fr.-HS Cypress, Texas (Cypress Ranch HS) 22 Jessica Barbosa F 6-1 R-Fr.-RS Bissau, Guinea-Bissau (Windsor HS CA) 23 Jakeira Ford F 6-1 Fr.-HS Port Arthur, Texas (Port Arthur Memorial HS) 42 Tamara Seda F 6-4 R-Jr.-1L Maputo, Mozambique (Seward Community College) 44 Katarina Zec G 5-10 Fr.-HS Belgrade, Serbia (Sportska gimnazija) Head Coach: Keitha Adams Associate Head Coach: Ewa Laskowska Assistant Coaches: Bill Damuth and Kelli Willingham Bagley Program Coordinator: Izabela Piekarska Managers: Bizz Terry and Nia Smith Video Coordinator: Decker Smith Athletic Trainer: Wil Hodnett, LAT, ATC Letter Winners Returned (4): Najala Howell, Lulu McKinney, Tamara Seda and Sparkle Taylor Letterwinners Lost (9): Starr Breedlove*, Agata Dobrowolska*, Rudiane Eduardo, Lawna Kennedy, Anete Kirsteine, Daeshianna McCants, Jenzel Nash*, Chrishauna Parker*, Cameasha Turner* and Wiktoria Zapart Non Letter Winners Lost (1): Shaylan Coleman Redshirts Returning (1): Jessica Barbosa Newcomers (7): Axelle Bernard, Faith Cook, Jakeira Ford, Roeshonda Patterson, Zuzanna Puc, Rachel Tapps and Katarina Zec *Denotes starter in ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl.-Exp. Hometown (High School/Previous School 22 Jessica Barbosa F 6-1 R-Fr.-RS Bissau, Guinea-Bissau (Windsor HS CA) 11 Ax Bernard F 6-2 Jr.-TR Awans, Belgium (Seward Community College) 2 Faith Cook G 5-3 Fr.-HS Baytown, Texas (Goose Creek Memorial HS) 23 Jakeira Ford F 6-1 Fr.-HS Port Arthur, Texas (Port Arthur Memorial HS) 14 Najala Howell G/F 5-10 So.-1L DeSoto, Texas (DeSoto HS) 4 Lulu McKinney G 5-7 Jr.-2L Houston, Texas (Texas A&M Consolidated) 1 Roeshonda Patterson G 5-8 Fr.-HS Odessa, Texas (New Way Christian Academy) 5 Zuzanna Puc F 6-2 Fr.-HS Poznan, Poland (ZSMS Poznan) 42 Tamara Seda F 6-4 R-Jr.-1L Maputo, Mozambique (Seward Community College) 21 Rachel Tapps G 5-8 Fr.-HS Cypress, Texas (Cypress Ranch HS) 12 Sparkle Taylor G 5-10 Sr.-3L Flint, Mich. (Northwestern HS) 44 Katarina Zec G 5-10 Fr.-HS Belgrade, Serbia (Sportska gimnazija) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE KEITHA Adams Keith-uh Bill DAMUTH Day-muth JAKEIRA Ford Jah-keer-uh (keer like ear) NAJALA Howell Nah-jah-luh ZUZANNA PUC Zoo-zah-nuh Poots EWA LASKOWSKA A-vuh Less-cow-skuh TAMARA SEDA Tuh-mair-uh Say-duh Katarina ZEC Zetz 10

11 UTEP INDIVIDUAL CAREER HIGHS #22 JESSICA BARBOSA 6-1 F R-FR.-RS PTS:...6, at UTSA-1/21/17 REB:...4, UTSA-1/1/17 AST:... 0 STL:... 1, twice (most recent FIU-2/25/17) BLK:...1, twice (most recent NC State-11/25/16) FG:... 2, twice (most recent at Southern Miss-2/11/17) FGA:...4, at UTSA-1/21/17 3FG: FGA:... 0 FT:...2, at UTSA-1/21/17 FTA:...3, at UTSA-1/21/17 MIN:...13, at Southern Miss-2/11/17 #11 AX BERNARD 6-2 F JR-TR PTS:...11, twice (most recent CSUB-12/28/16) REB:... 7, twice (most recent HBU-11/30/16) AST:...4, HBU-11/30/16 STL:...4, LSU-11/24/16 BLK:... 7, HBU-11/30/16 FG:...5, Texas Southern-11/13/16 FGA:...9, Texas Southern-11/13/16 3FG:...3, CSUB-12/28/16 3FGA:... 4, twice (most recent CSUB-12/28/16) FT:...2, LSU-11/24/16 FTA:... 11, at FIU-1/12/17 MIN:...35, twice (most recent at FIU-1/12/17) #2 FAITH COOK 5-3 G FR-HS PTS:...9, CSUB-12/28/16 REB:...3, twice (most recent FIU-2/25/17) AST:...9, NM State-12/15/16 STL:...3, FIU-2/25/17 BLK:...1, UTSA-1/1/17 FG:...2, three times (most recent CSUB-12/28/16) FGA:...10, CSUB-12/28/16 3FG:...1, 10 times (most recent FIU-2/25/17) 3FGA:...6, CSUB-12/28/16 FT:...4, CSUB-12/28/16 FTA:...4, CSUB-12/28/16 MIN:... 35, CSUB-12/28/16 #23 JAKEIRA FORD 6-1 F FR-HS PTS:... 13, twice (most recent at Southern Miss-2/11/17) REB:...9, vs. Pitt-12/19/16 AST:...2, Alabama-12/20/16 STL:...2, twice (most recent at MTSU-2/4/17) BLK:... 1, five times (most recent FAU-2/23/17) FG:... 5, twice (most recent at Southern Miss-2/11/17) FGA:... 12, at MTSU-2/4/17 3FG:... 1, three times (most recent vs. Pitt-12/19/16) 3FGA:...2, Texas Southern-11/13/16 FT:... 3, twice (most recent at Southern Miss-2/11/17) FTA:... 5, at Southern Miss-2/11/17 MIN:...26, UTSA-1/1/17 #14 NAJALA HOWELL 5-10 G/F SO-1L PTS:...20, UTSA-1/1/17 REB:...12, WNMU-11/17/16 AST:...6, twice (most recent-southern Miss-1/7/17) STL:... 2, five times (most recent Marshall-1/28/17) BLK:... 1, three times (most recent at FAU, 1/14/17) FG:... 7, UTSA-1/1/17 FGA:... 18, UTSA-1/1/17 3FG:...2, five times (most recent at FAU-1/14/17) 3FGA:... 5, UTSA-1/1/17 FT:...8, HBU-11/30/16 FTA:... 10, NM State-12/15/16 MIN:...44, at FIU-1/12/17 # 4 LULU MCKINNEY 5-7 G JR-2L PTS: 22, New Mexico-12/2/15 REB: 5, three times (most recent Marshall-1/28/16) AST: 12, at LA Tech-2/9/17 STL: 4, twice (most recent North Texas-2/16/17) BLK: 2, at ODU-2/14/15 FG: 6, four times (most recent at FIU-1/23/16) FGA: 15, twice (most recent at FIU-1/23/16) 3FG: 6, New Mexico-12/2/15 3FGA: 11, at FIU-1/23/16 FT: 8, LA Tech-1/5/17 FTA: 10, LA Tech-1/5/17 MIN: 37, three times (most recent LA Tech-1/5/17) #1 ROESHONDA PATTERSON 5-8 G FR-HS PTS:...11, LSU-11/24/16 REB:...2, four times (most recent Rice-2/18/17) AST:...2, at Southern Miss-2/11/17 STL:...2, twice (most recent vs. Kansas State-11/26/16) BLK:...1, WNMU-11/17/16 FG:...4, LSU-11/24/16 FGA:...9, vs. Kansas State-11/26/16 3FG:...3, LSU-11/24/16 3FGA:...7, twice (most recent vs. Kansas State-11/26/16) FT:...1, five times (most recent FIU-2/25/17) FTA:...2, six times (most recent FIU-2/25/17) MIN:...17, at Southern Miss-2/11/17 #5 ZUZANNA PUC 6-2 F FR-HS PTS:... 19, WNMU-11/17/16 REB:...12, twice (most recent FAU-2/23/17) AST:... 3, twice (most recent FAU-2/23/17) STL:...3, twice (most recent FIU-2/25/17) BLK:...2, five times (most recent FAU-2/23/17) FG:... 9, WNMU-11/17/16 FGA:... 11, WNMU-11/17/16 3FG:...1, twice (most recent vs. Alabama-12/20/16) 3FGA:...2, four times (most recent at UAB-2/2/17) FT:... 5, at UAB-2/2/17 FTA:... 7, NM State-12/15/16 MIN:...34, twice (most recent FAU-2/23/17) #42 TAMARA SEDA 6-4 F R-JR-1L PTS:...19, at UNM-12/11/16 REB:...17, twice (most recent-southern Miss-1/7/17) AST:...3, twice (most recent at FAU, 1/14/17) STL:... 2, six times (most recent North Texas-2/16/17) BLK:... 4, twice (most recent at MTSU-2/4/17) FG:... 8, twice (most recent at UNM-12/11/16) FGA:... 14, HBU-11/30/16 3FG: FGA:... 0 FT:... 9, CSUB-12/28/16 FTA:...13, CSUB-12/28/16 MIN:...45, at FIU-1/12/17 #21 RACHEL TAPPS 5-8 G FR-HS PTS:... 5, NC State-11/25/16 REB:... 4, vs. Alabama-12/20/16 AST:...4, HBU-11/30/16 STL:... 1, five times (most recent FAU-2/23/17) BLK:...1, twice (most recent North Texas-2/16/17) FG:...2, LSU-11/24/16 FGA:...5, LSU-11/24/16 3FG: FGA:...2, twice (most recent at UTSA-1/21/17) FT:... 3, NC State-11/25/16 FTA:... 4, twice (most recent NC State-11/25/16) MIN:...18, at FIU-1/12/17 #12 SPARKLE TAYLOR 5-10 G SR-3L PTS: 34, twice (most recent Rice-2/18/17) REB: 13, Texas Southern-11/13/16 AST: 5, twice (most recent FIU-2/25/17) STL: 4 twice (most recent-southern Miss-1/7/17) BLK: 3, vs. Kansas State-11/25/14 FG: 13, UTSA-1/1/17 FGA: 23, UTSA-1/1/17 3FG: 4, at UAB-3/11/15 3FGA: 5, at UAB-3/11/15 FT: 12, North Texas-2/16/17 FTA: 16, North Texas-2/16/17 MIN: 53, at FIU-1/12/17 #44 KATARINA ZEC 5-10 G FR-HS PTS:... 13, FIU-2/25/17 REB:... 4, three times (most recent at LA Tech-2/9/17) AST:... 6, at LA Tech-2/9/17 STL:... 2, at LA Tech-2/9/17 BLK:...2, twice (most recent FIU-2/25/17) FG:...5, twice (most recent FIU-2/25/17) FGA:... 11, Marshall-1/28/17 3FG:...3, twice (most recent FIU-2/25/17) 3FGA:...8, Marshall-1/28/17 FT:... 3, twice (most recent North Texas-2/16/17) FTA:... 4, twice (most recent North Texas-2/16/17) MIN:...32, three times (most recent Rice-2/18/17) 11

12 GAME-BY-GAME STATS In Off 2nd Largest Paint TOs Chance Bench 3 PT 3PT FT Opponent Date W/L Pts 1Q/2Q/3Q/4Q/OT(s) Lead Pts Pts Pts Pts FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts 11/11/16 L 51 14/7/20/ Northern Arizona 65 14/17/15/ /13/16 L 68 16/22/15/ Texas Southern 89 20/27/21/ /17/16 W 93 32/13/24/ WNMU 46 6/18/5/ UTEP 11/24/16 L 45 8/13/5/ vs. LSU$ 78 21/20/18/ UTEP 11/25/16 L 55 10/14/15/ vs. NC State$ 71 8/24/18/ UTEP 11/26/16 L 40 9/9/10/ vs K-State$ 61 16/17/16/ /30/16 W 75 15/23/16/ Houston Baptist 45 11/16/8/ UTEP 12/11/16 L 66 12/17/14/ Mexico 79 20/28/13/ /15/16 L 59 12/22/7/ NMSU 67 16/21/17/ UTEP 12/19/16 L 46 8/12/19/ vs. Pitt /21/19/ UTEP 12/20/16 L 60 13/11/16/ Alabama /12/19/ /28/16 W 74 24/13/17/ CSUB 61 11/16/20/ /1/17 L (OT) 81 14/23/24/12/ UTSA* 83 19/20/22/12/ /5/17 W 69 17/18/18/ Louisiana Tech* 62 18/10/15/ /7/17 L 68 12/17/20/ Southern Miss* 79 18/20/18/ UTEP 1/12/17 L (3OT) 87 21/11/24/6/13/4/ at FIU* 15/16/17/14/13/4/ UTEP 1/14/17 W 51 9/10/15/ Atlantic* 16/10/8/ UTEP 1/21/17 L 76 18/17/23/ at UTSA* 97 17/35/ /26/17 L 54 11/10/19/ WKU* 71 19/22/20/ /28/17 W 84 12/30/15/ Marshall* 74 17/10/22/ UTEP 2/2/17 L 61 15/13/13/ /19/17/ UTEP 2/4/17 L 53 7/15/11/ Tennessee* 76 14/20/14/ UTEP 2/9/17 L 61 17/9/17/ Tech* 69 14/20/20/ UTEP 2/11/17 L 48 14/15/6/ Miss* 73 17/22/15/ /16/17 L 69 24/16/18/ North Texas 76 16/26/18/ /18/17 L 76 20/12/19/ Rice* 80 22/17/13/ /23/17 W 69 14/17/26/ FAU* 22/4/18/ /25/17 W 88 28/16/31/ FIU* 47 9/16/8/ UTEP /409/446/453/21/4/ Opponents /508/449/481/23/4/ $ 2016 Paradise Jam (U.S. Virgin Islands) + Patrick Harrington Tournament (Niceville, Fla.) * Conference USA Game INDIVIDUAL POINTS-REBOUND-ASSISTS Opponent Patterson Cook McKinney Puc Bernard Taylor Howell Tapps Barbosa Ford Khammarth^ Seda Zec NAU DNP TSU DNP WNMU vs. LSU$ DNP vs. NC State$ DNP DNP DNP vs. K-State$ DNP DNP HBU DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP NM State DNP DNP DNP DNP vs Pitt DNP DNP vs. Alabama DNP DNP CSUB DNP DNP DNP DNP UTSA* DNP DNP LA Tech* DNP DNP DNP USM* DNP DNP DNP DNP at FIU* DNP DNP DNP at FAU* DNP at UTSA* DNP WKU* DNP DNP Marshall* DNP DNP DNP at UAB* DNP DNP at MT* DNP DNP at LA Tech* DNP at USM* DNP DNP UNT* DNP DNP Rice* DNP DNP FAU* DNP DNP DNP FIU* DNP Bold for 10+ points, rebounds or assists ^ No longer active on team

13 HIGHS AND LOWS MARGIN WIN/LOSS UTEP Highs Points...93, WNMU (11/17/16) 1Q Points...32, WNMU (11/17/16) 2Q Points...30, Marshall (1/28/17) 3Q Points... 31, FIU (2/25/17) 4Q Points...24, WNMU (11/17/16) Field Goals...41, WNMU (11/17/16) Field Goals Att....82, UTSA (1/1/17) Field Goal Pct (41-67), WNMU (11/17/16) 3 Pt. Field Goals...8, at UTSA (1/21/17) 3 Pt. Field Goals Att...27, vs K-State (11/26/16) 3 Pt. Field Goal Pct (6-13), WNMU (11/17/16) Free Throws...26, Rice (2/18/17) Free Throws Att... 35, North Texas (2/16/17) Free Throw Pct (15-17), vs NC State (11/25/16)...66, WNMU(11/17/16) Off , CSUB (12/28/16) Def....50, WNMU (11/17/16) Assists...26, WNMU (11/17/16) Steals...12, FIU (2/25/17) Blocked Shots...12, Houston Baptist (11/30/16) Turnovers... 27, vs LSU (11/24/16) Fouls... 30, North Texas (2/16/17) (min. 10 attempts for percentage categories) UTEP Lows Points... 40, vs K-State (11/26/16) 1Q Points...7, at Middle Tennessee (2/4/17) 2Q Points... 7, Northern Arizona (11/11/16) 3Q Points... 5, vs. LSU (11/24/16) 4Q Points... 6, at FIU (1/12/17) Field Goals... 15, vs K-State (11/26/16) Field Goals Att....46, vs NC State (11/25/16) Field Goal Pct (15-64), vs K-State (11/26/16) 3 Pt. Field Goals...2, FAU (2/23/17)...2, North Texas (2/16/17)...2, at Southern Miss (2/11/17)... 2, WKU (1/26/17)...2, vs. Pitt (12/19/16)...2, Houston Baptist (11/30/ , vs NC State (11/25/16)... 2, Northern Arizona (11/11/16) 3 Pt. Field Goals Att...6, WKU (1/26/17) 3 Pt. Field Goal Pct (2-18), vs. Pitt (12/19/16) Free Throws... 1, vs. Alabama (12/20/16) Free Throws Att...3, vs. Alabama (12/20/16) Free Throw Pct (8-19), at USM (2/11/17)... 28, North Texas (2/16/17) Off.... 7, vs NC State (11/25/16) Def....18, North Texas (2/16/17) Assists...5, vs. Pitt (12/19/16) Steals... 2, WNMU (11/17/16) Blocked Shots... 1, at Florida Atlantic (1/14/17)...1, Southern Miss (1/7/17) Turnovers...9, FIU (2/25/17) Fouls...12, WKU (1/26/17) (min. 10 attempts for percentage categories) Opponent Highs Points...97, by at UTSA (1/21/17) 1Q Points...25, by Alabama (12/20/16) 2Q Points...35, by at UTSA (1/21/17) 3Q Points... 22, by UTSA (1/1/17) 4Q Points...22, by Alabama (12/20/16) Field Goals... 33, by Texas Southern (11/13/16) Field Goals Att... 75, by at FIU (1/12/17) Field Goal Pct (32-55), by USM (1/7/17) 3 Pt. Field Goals... 12, by at UAB (2/2/17) 3 Pt. Field Goals Att... 33, by WNMU (11/17/16) 3 Pt. Field Goal Pct (12-23) by at UAB (2/2/17) Free Throws...31 by at UTSA (1/21/17) Free Throws Att...39, by at UTSA (1/21/17) Free Throw Pct (22-27)...50, by at FIU (1/12/17) Off , by at Southern Miss (2/11/17) Def....34, by UTSA (1/1/17) Assists... 21, by LSU (11/24/16) Steals... 14, CSUB (12/28/16) Blocked Shots... 7, by at New Mexico (12/11/16) Turnovers... 23, by Houston Baptist (11/30/16) Fouls...28, by Marshall (1/28/17) (min. 10 attempts for percentage categories) Opponent Lows Points...45, by Houston Baptist (11/30/16) 1Q Points... 6, by WNMU (11/17/16) 2Q Points...4, by FAU (2/23/17) 3Q Points... 5, by WNMU (11/17/16) 4Q Points... 10, by WKU (1/26/17)...10, by Houston Baptist (11/30/16) Field Goals...15, by WNMU (11/17/16 Field Goals Att , by K-State (11/26/16) Field Goal Pct (15-67), by WNMU (11/26/16) 3 Pt. Field Goals...0, by FIU (2/25/17)... 0, by USM (1/7/17) 3 Pt. Field Goals Att...5, by LSU (11/24/16) 3 Pt. Field Goal Pct (2-13), by CSUB (12/28/16) Free Throws...4, by FAU (2/23/17)... 4, by WKU (1/26/17) Free Throws Att...4, by FAU (2/23/17) Free Throw Pct , by FIU (2/25/17)...21, by WNMU (11/17/16) Off....6, by LSU (11/24/16) Def....12, by WNMU (11/17/17) Assists... 6, by at Florida Atlantic (1/14/17) Steals...2, by Houston Baptist (11/30/16) Blocked Shots... 0, by FAU (2/23/17)...0, by North Texas (2/16/17)... 0, by WNMU (11/17/16) Turnovers... 7, by WNMU (11/16/16) Fouls...10, by at New Mexico (12/11/16) (min. 10 attempts for percentage categories) Margin Won By Lost By Record SUM 8 20 Biggest Home Win: 47 (93-46), WNMU ( ) Biggest Home Loss: 21 (68-89), TSU ( ) Biggest Road Win: 1 (51-50), at FAU (1/14/17) Biggest Road Loss: 25 (48-73), at USM ( ) Biggest Neutral Win: NA Biggest Neutral Loss: 33 (45-78), LSU ( ) 13

14 UTEP SINGLE-GAME RECORDS FIELD GOALS MADE FG OPP DATE Colorado State* 2/9/ vs. Texas Lutheran+ 12/4/ UT-Permian Basin+ 12/15/ WNMU+ 11/17/16 41 UT-Permian Basin+ 12/21/ Savannah State 11/22/ Hardin Simmons+ 2/16/ Texas State 12/17/ Fresno State* 1/11/03 38 at BYU 1/6/90 38 Eastern New Mexico+ 1/13/87 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED FGA OPP DATE vs. Texas Lutheran+ 12/4/ at New Mexico State* 12/15/ New Mexico State* 12/13/ UT-Dallas+ 11/20/04 85 vs. Arizona 11/25/83 85 Eastern New Mexico+ 3/1/ at Southern Utah 12/29/88 84 Hardin Simmons+ 2/16/85 84 at Eastern New Mexico+ 1/28/ Charlotte* 2/27/16 83 at BYU 1/6/90 83 at New Mexico 11/29/86 83 at Oral Roberts 2/24/86 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MINIMUM 24 MADE) FG% OPP DATE (35-53) Southern Miss* 2/21/ (28-44) UCF* 1/24/ (32-52) at UTPA 2/7/ (41-67) WNMU+ 11/17/ (33-54) at San Diego 1/7/ (30-51) TXA&M CC 12/18/ (30-52) Alcorn State 12/20/ (38-66) Fresno State* 1/11/ (31-54) at N. Colorado 12/13/ (40-70) Savannah State 11/22/08 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE FG% Defense OPP DATE (8-48) UTPB+ 12/14/ (9-49) NM State 11/29/ (10-51) UT-Dallas+ 11/20/ (9-44) NM State 12/05/ (13-63) Tulsa 1/31/ (9-49) UTPA 12/22/ (12-56) Montana State 12/22/ (16-74) Alcorn State 12/20/ (12-54) Fresno State* 2/12/ (12-54) Prairie View 3/1/96 Other games of 23.0 or worse.224 (15-67) WNMU+ 11/17/ (13-58) at Colo. State* 2/6/ (14-62) UTPB+ 12/15/ (11-48) ENMU+ 12/8/ (14-61) at UNM* 3/1/95 THREE POINTERS MADE 3PM OPP DATE Toledo 11/24/09 14 Savannah State 11/22/08 14 vs. Eastern Illinois 11/20/ Tulsa* 1/22/09 13 at Tulane* 1/12/ New Mexico 12/2/15 12 Tulsa* 1/11/14 12 vs. Missouri State 12/4/ Idaho State 11/28/15 11 #24 Western Kentucky* 1/22/15 11 Prairie View A&M 12/20/14 11 at Tulane* 2/1/14 11 Northern Arizona 11/22/13 11 Denver 11/26/11 11 Cal State Northridge 12/3/10 11 Idaho State 11/26/10 11 Arizona 11/26/06 11 SMU* 1/8/06 11 at Hawaii* 1/20/05 11 at Tulsa* 2/9/02 11 Louisiana Tech* 1/31/02 11 at SMU* 1/3/02 11 at Southern Utah 1/26/93 THREE POINTERS ATTEMPTED 3PA OPP DATE Southern Miss* 3/1/ Idaho State 11/28/15 32 at SMU 11/16/14 32 Toledo 11/24/09 32 vs. SMU* 3/9/ Louisiana Tech* 1/31/ Louisiana Tech* 2/5/14 30 at Tulsa* 2/9/02 30 at Louisiana Tech* 1/5/ Marshall* 1/29/14 29 at Hawaii* 1/20/05 29 vs. SMU* 3/5/02 THREE POINT PERCENTAGE (MINIMUM 8 MADE) 3FG% OPP DATE (11-15) at S. Utah 1/26/ (11-17) Southern Miss* 2/21/ (8-13) Cal Poly 12/16/ (9-15) TX Southern 12/13/ (9-15) vs. SAC St. 12/30/ (11-19) Idaho State 11/26/ (11-19) at Tulane* 1/18/ (11-19) CS Northridge 12/3/ (8-14) ECU 2/10/ (9-16) vs. WKU 3/22/ (9-16) at Rice* 2/7/02 FREE THROWS MADE FTM OPP DATE East Carolina* 1/6/ Oregon State 12/21/ Kansas State 11/16/ Bellhaven+ 11/27/ Middle Tennessee* 1/7/16 33 Louisiana Tech* 2/27/ vs. Illinois-Chicago 12/19/96 31 Southeast Louisiana 2/24/ East Carolina* 2/22/14 30 UTPB+ 11/8/13 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED FTA OPP DATE East Carolina* 1/6/ Bellhaven+ 11/27/ Oregon State 12/21/ Kansas State 11/16/13 47 at UCF 12/18/ UTPB+ 11/8/ vs. McNeese State 12/20/ NM State* 12/13/ at New Mexico State* 11/26/96 41 Simon Fraser+ 11/17/89 41 Arizona 2/22/86 41 Wyoming* 2/14/81 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 10 MADE) FT% OPP DATE (16-16) at Wyoming 1/14/ (10-10) New Mexico 2/21/ (10-10) vs. San Diego 11/23/ (25-26) San Jose State* 3/6/ (16-17) UC Irvine 11/13/ (16-17) at WNMU+ 12/7/ (13-14) at Boise State* 2/22/ (13-14) at Colo. St.* 2/5/ (11-12) at UAB* 1/29/ (11-12) at Toledo 12/21/07 Other games of 90 percent or better.909 (10-11) NM State* 11/23/ (20-22) Boise State* 1/25/ (10-11) Creighton 2/15/92 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS ORB OPP DATE Abilene Christian+ 11/30/ Sul Ross State+ 12/1/ Houston Baptist 11/19/ Lamar 11/20/98 28 Bellhaven+ 11/27/93 28 at Western Michigan 1/3/93 28 at Oral Roberts 1/27/89 28 at Southern Utah 12/29/ UT-Dallas+ 11/20/04 27 vs. Weber State 11/30/91 27 UTPA 1/7/89 27 Eastern New Mexico+ 11/28/88 27 at Oral Roberts 2/24/86 TOTAL REBOUNDS (Opp ; Margin) RB OPP DATE WNMU+ (21;/+39) 11/17/ Sul Ross State+ (40/+25) 12/1/ Bellhaven+ (28/+36) 11/27/93 64 UTPA (25/+39) 1/7/ vs. McNeese State (40/+61) 11/24/89 61 New Mexico (NA/NA) 3/3/ Houston Baptist (38/+22) 11/19/11 60 at La.-Lafayette (56/+4) 11/27/05 60 Air Force (35/+25) 2/14/98 60 Azusa Pacific+ (45/+15) 11/22/96 60 Abilene Christian+ (37/+23) 11/30/93 60 Alaska (44/+16) 12/16/89 60 at Colorado State* (NA/NA) 1/10/81 PERSONAL FOULS PF OPP DATE at US International+ 1/29/ Eastern Arizona+ 1/10/ at Utah* 3/12/92 32 Alaska 12/16/ vs. Old Dominion 3/11/16 31 at Rice 12/6/91 31 at Southeast Louisiana 1/13/90 31 at McNeese State 1/3/ North Texas* 2/16/17 30 Texas State 11/30/13 30 at TCU 1/12/97 30 at Oregon 1/3/94 30 at Texas State 2/19/90 30 at Lamar 1/4/86 30 New Mexico State 12/3/85 30 at Hardin Simmons*+ 2/2/85 ASSISTS AST OPP DATE Savannah State 11/22/ UT-Permian Basin+ 12/15/ Texas State 12/17/ Tulsa* 2/7/ at UCF* 2/24/08 27 at UTPA 2/7/ WNMU+ 11/17/16 26 at Tulane* 2/1/14 26 Mississippi Valley St. 12/14/08 26 East Carolina* 2/10/08 26 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 12/20/06 26 Montana State 12/22/03 26 at Portland State 2/28/89 FEWEST TURNOVERS COMMITTED TO OPP DATE 1. 0 vs. UTPA 12/3/ Louisiana Tech* 1/30/16 5 East Carolina* 2/10/08 5 vs. UTSA 11/27/ Sam Houston State 12/28/12 6 at Wyoming 2/28/ Old Dominion* 2/25/16 7 New Mexico 12/2/15 7 UT-Permian Basin+ 12/15/06 7 Wyoming 1/31/91 MOST TURNOVERS COMMITTED TO OPP DATE at Houston* 11/27/ at Houston 12/18/ vs. Grambling State 12/5/ Western New Mexico+ 12/8/ at No. 25 Arizona 11/29/04 34 New Mexico 11/19/99 34 at Texas State 2/7/87 34 at New Mexico State 11/24/ at Tulane* 1/30/11 33 at San Diego State 1/25/96 33 at McNeese State 12/18/95 33 at UC-Irvine 12/2/95 33 at New Mexico State 12/2/93 MOST TURNOVERS FORCED TO OPP DATE UTSA 1/8/ Christian Brothers+ 11/27/ UTPA 12/22/ St. Mary s 11/10/06 36 Southern Utah 2/3/ Kansas State 11/16/13 34 Tulsa* 1/18/ Houston Baptist 11/15/15 33 vs. Texas Southern 11/22/12 33 Prairie View A&M 12/12/06 Other games of at least East Carolina* 2/22/14 32 TXA&M Kingsville+ 12/9/89 32 at UTSA 2/5/87 31 UTPB+ 12/14/15 31 NM State 11/18/98 31 at UTSA 2/17/90 31 Lamar 1/4/89 31 NM State 12/12/84 31 vs. Arizona 11/25/83 30 Charlotte* 2/27/16 30 Northern Colorado 11/27/13 30 vs. UAPB 11/30/07 30 Sul Ross State 11/30/98 30 vs. Grambling State 12/05/95 30 NM State 11/26/95 30 TCU 12/12/92 30 Southern Utah 12/29/88 30 UT-Pan American 1/4/88 30 San Diego State 12/29/87 30 Oral Roberts 1/27/89 BLOCKS BLK OPP DATE Memphis* 2/10/07 13 at New Mexico State 12/15/ Houston Baptist 11/30/16 12 UCF 2/19/09 12 Louisiana-Lafayette 12/10/ Texas State 2/18/85 11 vs. Auburn 12/11/81 11 New Mexico State 11/16/ vs. Belmont 12/21/13 10 Alcorn State 11/22/10 10 at SMU* 1/31/08 10 Prairie View A&M 12/12/06 10 Hawaii* 2/19/05 10 UT-Dallas+ 11/20/04 10 Rice* 1/10/04 10 Tulsa* 2/15/03 10 at Oral Roberts 2/24/86 STEALS STL OPP DATE Tulsa* 1/18/97 24 Christian Brothers+ 11/27/94 24 UTSA 1/8/ St. Mary s (TX)+ 11/10/06 21 at UTSA 2/17/90 21 vs. Marquette 12/12/81 21 New Mexico State 12/13/ Kansas State 11/16/13 20 Prairie View A&M 12/12/06 20 Sul Ross State+ 11/30/98 20 New Mexico State 12/3/96 20 at Southern Utah 12/29/88 20 at UTSA 2/5/87 14

15 MOST POINTS SCORED (GAME) PTS OPP DATE Colorado State* 2/9/ UT-Permian Basin+ 12/15/ at Fort Bliss+ 11/28/ Southern Miss* 2/21/ vs. Texas Lutheran+ 12/4/ Savannah State 11/22/ UT-Permian Basin+ 12/21/ Sul Ross State+ 12/3/ Houston Baptist 11/15/ Tulsa* 1/11/ Arkansas-Pine Bluff 12/20/06 96 Florida A&M 1/4/92 96 Oral Roberts 2/15/89 96 Fort Bliss+ 11/10/77 All other games scored more than 90 points 94 Charlotte* 2/27/16 94 NM State 11/12/13 94 Texas State 12/17/10 93 WNMU+ 11/17/16 93 Hardin-Simmons+ 11/29/96 93 vs. Abilene Christian+ 12/7/79 92 Northern Arizona 11/22/13 92 vs. Western Kentucky 3/22/08 92 vs. Southern Miss 3/08/12 92 Eastern New Mexico+ 1/13/87 92 Hardin-Simmons*+ 2/16/85 92 vs. Schreiner College+ 11/16/79 91 Howard Payne+ 1/24/87 90 Fresno State* 1/11/03 FEWEST POINTS SCORED (GAME) PTS OPP DATE at Tulsa* 1/27/ at Rice* 2/1/07 31 SMU* 1/20/00 31 at Hawaii* 1/7/ at Rice* 1/27/06 32 at TXA&MCC 12/6/ Hawaii* 2/3/ New Mexico 11/30/00 37 at Wyoming 1/14/ vs. Fla. International 11/27/98 38 at Texas State 2/19/90 38 at Houston 12/18/87 38 at UNLV 12/11/87 38 New Mexico* 3/4/78 38 Utah* 1/26/78 MOST POINTS ALLOWED (GAME) PTS OPP DATE at Texas 11/17/ at San Diego State 1/4/ at BYU* 2/2/ at BYU* 1/2/ at Colorado* 2/10/ at No. 6 La. Tech* 2/27/ at BYU* 2/19/ at San Diego State 12/10/ Colorado State* 2/9/ at Texas Tech 1/4/83 All other allowed 100+ points in game 102 vs. Georgia Tech 12/20/ at Houston 11/27/ vs. South Carolina 11/28/ at Colorado State 1/13/ at Texas State 2/7/ at Wyoming 1/12/80 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED (GAME) PTS OPP DATE Fort Bliss+ 11/10/ Beaumont+ 1/15/75 20 at Beaumont+ 12/13/ Fort Bliss+ 1/27/ Beaumont+ 1/29/ NM State 11/29/ Western New Mexico+ 12/9/ Sul Ross State+ 11/30/ at Sul Ross State+ 1/15/ UTPB+ 12/14/15 32 at UTSA 1/11/93 All other games fewer than 40 points allowed 33 UTPA 12/22/96 35 Tulsa* 1/31/13 35 vs. CS Northridge 12/12/87 36 UT Dallas+ 11/20/05 36 Sull Ross State+ 12/30/00 36 UTPA 12/15/90 37 at New Mexico* 3/1/95 37 Bellhaven+ 11/27/93 37 UTPA 1/7/89 37 Sul Ross State+ 11/29/87 38 at UTPA 2/8/88 38 UCF* 1/29/12 38 Fresno State* 2/12/04 39 Kansas State 11/16/13 39 Hawaii* 1/22/04 39 Central Arizona+ 2/19/77 15 UTEP SINGLE-GAME RECORDS CONTINUED MOST POINTS SCORED (HALF) PTS OPP HALF DATE Colorado State* 2nd 2/9/ at Tulane* 2nd 2/1/14 58 Southern Miss* 2nd 1/22/14 58 Savannah State+ 2nd 11/22/08 58 at Fort Bliss+ 2nd 11/28/ UTPB+ 1st 12/15/06 56 Hardin-Simmons+ 2nd 11/29/96 56 Eastern New Mexico+ 2nd 1/13/ NM State 2nd 11/12/13 55 Southern Miss* 1st 2/21/09 55 vs. Texas Lutheran+ 1st 12/4/82 55 Sul Ross State+ 2nd 12/3/76 MOST POINTS SCORED (FIRST HALF) PTS OPP DATE UTPB+ 12/15/ Southern Miss* 2/21/09 55 vs. Texas Lutheran+ 12/4/ Arkansas Pine Bluff 12/20/ Tulsa* 1/18/ UTPB+ 12/21/ Tulsa* 1/11/14 50 vs. NW State 12/1/02 50 Oral Roberts 2/15/89 50 Colorado State* 2/9/80 MOST POINTS SCORED (SECOND HALF) PTS OPP DATE Colorado State* 2/9/ at Tulane* 2/1/14 58 Southern Miss* 1/22/14 58 Savannah State+ 11/22/08 58 at Fort Bliss+ 11/28/ Hardin-Simmons+ 11/29/96 56 Eastern New Mexico+ 1/13/ NM State 11/12/13 55 Sul Ross State+ 12/3/ East Carolina 1/13/13 54 vs. Western Kentucky 3/22/08 FEWEST POINTS SCORED (HALF) PTS OPP HALF DATE 1. 8 at Rice* 1st 2/1/ at New Mexico* 1st 2/20/ at Fresno State* 1st 2/6/03 11 at Tulsa* 1st 1/27/00 11 vs. Fla. International 1st 11/27/98 11 at Texas Tech 1st 1/4/ at SMU* 1st 1/29/ at Rice* 1st 1/27/06 13 Fresno State* 1st 2/12/04 13 at Kansas 1st 12/7/03 13 New Mexico 1st 11/23/01 13 Hawaii* 1st 2/3/00 13 at San Diego State* 1st 2/29/92 13 at Texas State 2nd 2/19/90 13 Texas State 2nd 12/13/89 13 at Northern Arizona 1st 12/13/85 FEWEST POINTS SCORED (FIRST HALF) PTS OPP DATE 1. 8 at Rice* 2/1/ at New Mexico* 2/20/ at Texas Tech 1/4/96 11 vs. Fla. International 11/27/98 11 at Tulsa* 1/27/00 11 at Fresno State* 2/6/ at SMU* 1/29/ at Northern Arizona 12/13/85 13 at San Diego State* 2/29/92 13 Hawaii* 2/3/00 13 New Mexico 11/23/01 13 at Kansas 12/7/03 13 Fresno State* 2/12/04 13 at Rice* 1/27/06 FEWEST POINTS SCORED (SECOND HALF) PTS OPP DATE at Texas State 2/19/90 13 Texas State 12/13/ at BYU* 1/28/ at San Diego State* 1/22/ SMU* 1/20/00 16 Creighton 2/15/ at UCF* 1/15/06 17 at Tulsa* 1/16/03 17 at Tulsa* 1/27/00 17 vs. TCU* 3/1/99 17 at Hawaii* 1/7/99 17 at San Diego State* 1/25/96 17 NM State 12/3/85 MOST POINTS SCORED (QUARTER) PTS OPP QTR DATE 1 36 Houston Baptist 1 11/15/ WNMU+ 1 11/17/ FIU* 3 2/25/17 31 Houston Baptist 3 11/15/ Marshall* 2 1/28/ Hampton 1 11/22/ FIU* 1 2/25/ Marshall* 4 1/28/17 27 at WKU* 4 2/6/16 27 at WKU* 2 2/6/16 27 UTPB+ 4 12/14/15 ALL OTHER QUARTERS UAB* 4 1/10/16 FEWEST POINTS SCORED (QUARTER) PTS OPP QTR DATE 1. 5 vs. LSU 3 11/24/ at Southern Miss* 3 2/11/17 6 at FIU* 4 1/12/ at Middle Tennessee* 1 2/4/17 7 vs. Pitt 4 12/19/16 7 NM State 3 12/15/16 7 Northern Arizona 2 11/11/16 7 at Long Beach State 1 12/18/ vs. Pitt 1 12/19/16 8 vs. LSU 1 11/24/16 8 at Long Beach State 2 12/18/15 MOST POINTS ALLOWED (QUARTER) PTS OPP QTR DATE at UTSA* 1 1/21/ at Middle Tennessee* 4 2/4/17 28 at New Mexico 2 12/11/ Texas Southern 2 11/13/16 27 at UTSA* 4 3/3/16 27 Middle Tennessee* 4 1/7/ North Texas* 2 2/16/17 26 at LA Tech* 4 2/20/16 26 at Marshall* 4 2/4/16 26 vs. UNLV 4 12/19/15 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED (QUARTER) PTS OPP QTR DATE 1. 3 UTPB+ 2 12/14/ FAU* 2 2/23/ WNMU+ 3 11/17/16 5 FAU* 3 2/13/16 5 UTPB+ 4 12/14/ WNMU+ 1 11/17/ at Southern Miss* 1 2/18/16 7 at FIU* 1 1/23/16 7 vs. UNLV 2 12/19/15 7 Long Beach State 4 12/18/15 7 Long Beach State 1 12/18/15 LARGEST LEAD AT HALFTIME PTS OPP DATE UTPB 12/16/ Eastern New Mexico+ 12/1/08 34 Sul Ross State+ 12/30/00 34 Ft. Bliss+ 11/10/ Prairie View A&M 12/20/14 33 Kansas State 11/16/ UTPA 1/4/ Arkansas Pine Bluff 12/20/ Northern Arizona 11/22/13 25 Eastern New Mexico+ 12/8/12 25 at Fort Bliss+ 11/28/76 All other games led by at least Southern Miss* 2/21/09 24 MSVU 12/14/08 23 vs. Belmont 12/21/13 23 Nevada* 2/14/04 LARGEST DEFICIT AT HALFTIME PTS OPP DATE at Rice* 2/1/ vs. Penn State 11/19/ New Mexico 11/23/ at La. Tech* 1/5/ at Arizona State 11/22/ at No. 6 La.Tech* 2/27/ vs. Auburn 12/11/ at Colorado State* 2/11/ vs. Fla. International 11/27/98 30 at Houston 12/18/87 30 at San Diego State 1/4/84 LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY PTS OPP DATE Ft. Bliss+ 11/10/ at Ft. Bliss+ 11/28/ UTPB+ 12/15/ Savannah State+ 11/22/ UTPB+ 12/14/ Northern Arizona 11/22/ Sul Ross State+ 12/30/ WNMU+ 11/17/ UTPA 1/2/06 46 at Sul Ross State+ 1/15/78 All other wins by 35+ points 45 Kansas State 11/16/13 45 Western New Mexico+ 12/9/76 44 Houston* 1/23/12 44 Juarez+ 12/5/81 43 Eastern New Mexico+ 12/1/08 42 UTPB+ 12/21/05 42 Montana State 12/22/03 41 FIU* 2/25/17 41 Hardin-Simmons+ 11/29/96 41 Florida A&M 1/4/92 41 at Central Arizona+ 11/23/80 41 Beaumont+ 1/29/75 41 Fort Bliss+ 1/27/75 40 Sul Ross State+ 11/29/87 39 UT-Dallas+ 11/20/04 38 Prairie View A&M 12/20/14 38 Eastern New Mexico+ 1/13/87 38 Beaumont+ 1/15/75 38 at BeaumonT+ 12/13/74 37 Texas State 12/17/10 37 Prairie View A&M 3/1/96 37 at Sul Ross State+ Jan New Mexico State 11/16/11 36 vs. McMurray+ 1/29/81 36 UTPA 1/4/88 35 Houston Baptist 11/15/15 35 Eastern New Mexico+ 12/2/14 35 Alcorn State 12/20/10 35 UTPA 12/22/96 35 Bellhaven+ 11/27/93 35 New Mexico* 2/1/92 LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT PTS OPP DATE at Texas 11/17/ at Colorado* 2/10/ at San Diego State 1/4/84 4, 56 vs. Auburn 12/11/86 56 at BYU* 2/2/ at No. 6 La.Tech* 2/27/ at Rice* 2/1/07 53 New Mexico 11/23/ at BYU* 1/2/82 52 at Utah* 2/3/79 LARGEST COME-FROM-BEHIND WIN DEFICIT OPP FINAL DATE (45-22) Southern Miss* 86-85, ot 1/22/ (41-22) Memphis* /8/12 19 (43-24) at Illinois St , ot 12/19/ (44-27) at Tulane* /4/ (51-36) UAB* /18/ (25-12) at FAU* /14/17 13 (22-9) at WKU* /6/16 13 (23-10) UCF* /24/10 13 (26-13) Texas State /30/05 MOST COMBINED POINTS IN A GAME PTS OPP DATE Colorado State* (Win) 2/9/ vs. Texas Lutheran+ (Win) 12/4/ at BYU* (Loss) 2/19/ Southern Miss* (Win) 2/21/ Charlotte* (Won) 2/27/ at BYU (Loss) 1/6/ at NM State (Loss) 2/19/ vs. Georgia Tech (Loss) 12/20/ Charlotte* (Loss) 1/18/ at Wyoming* (Loss) 1/12/80 BOLD Denotes Keitha Adams era * denotes conference contest + denotes Non-Division I opponent

16 POINTS PTS NAME OPP DATE Holly Russ UTSA 2/19/ Holly Russ Baylor 12/17/ Kayla Thornton vs. Belmont 12/21/ Kiana Taylor South Carolina 11/28/97 35 Holly Russ San Diego State* 1/19/ Sparkle Taylor Rice* 2/18/17 34 Sparkle Taylor North Texas* 2/16/17 34 Amy Pack Sul Ross State 12/30/00 34 Lenore Dembs Hardin-Simmons 2/16/85 34 Be Stoney BYU* 2/30/80 ALL OTHER 30+ point games 33 Jareica Hughes Rice* 3/7/08 33 Amy Pack San Jose State* 2/5/00 33 Holly Russ Wichita State 12/1/90 32 Kayla Thornton at Memphis* 2/24/13 31 Jenzel Nash Charlotte* 2/27/16 31 Gloria Estrada NMSU* 1/29/77 30 Donna Stoney Henderson 11/21/81 MOST POINTS SCORED (QUARTER) PTS NAME OPP QTR DATE Sparkle Taylor Northern Arizona 3 11/11/ Cameasha Turner at WKU* 2 2/6/16 14 Lulu McKinney UNM 2 12/2/ Sparkle Taylor North Texas* 3 2/16/17 13 Sparkle Taylor WKU* 3 1/26/17 13 Sparkle Taylor UTSA* 3 1/1/17 13 Jenzel Nash at La Tech* 3 2/20/ Lulu McKinney Charlotte* OT (2) 2/27/16 12 Starr Breedlove at FIU* 1 1/23/16 12 Jenzel Nash Idaho State 4 11/28/ Tamara Seda at UNM 2 12/11/16 11 Jenzel Nash Charlotte* 4 2/27/16 11 Cameasha Turner FIU* 2 2/11/16 11 Jenzel Nash Middle Tennessee* 2 1/17/16 11 Starr Breedlove at North Texas* 4 1/3/16 11 Cameasha Turner Houston Baptist 1 11/15/15 11 Agata Dobrowolska at NM State 1 12/5/15 FIELD GOALS MADE FGM NAME OPP DATE Lenore Dembs Hardin-Simmons 2/16/ Heidi Walker Prairie View A&M 11/21/99 14 Kiana Taylor South Carolina 11/28/97 14 Holly Russ UTSA 2/19/91 14 Holly Russ San Diego State* 1/19/91 14 Kris Hudson Texas Lutheran 12/4/82 14 Donna Stoney Henderson State 11/21/81 14 Gloria Estrada NMSU* 1/29/ Sparkle Taylor UTSA* 1/1/17 13 Kayla Thornton vs. Belmont 12/21/13 13 Lisa Watson AK-Anchorage 2/26/89 13 Traci Miller Arkansas State 12/6/86 13 Carolyn Prince at Texas A&M Kingsville 12/5/80 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED FGA NAME OPP DATE Holly Russ UTSA 2/19/ Holly Russ Creighton 2/21/ Jenzel Nash Charlotte* 2/27/16 29 Holly Russ Creighton 1/26/ Holly Russ Utah* 2/20/92 28 Holly Russ Weber State 11/30/91 28 Traci Miller Arkansas State 12/6/86 28 Lenore Dembs Hardin-Simmons 2/16/ Holly Russ San Diego State* 2/16/91 27 Holly Russ San Diego State* 1/19/91 27 Holly Russ Wichita State 12/1/90 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MINIMUM 6 MADE) FG% NAME OPP DATE (6-6) Ana Valtierra Fresno State* 1/11/ (6-6) Kiana Taylor New Mexico* 1/24/ (9-9) Kevia Ford Wyoming* 2/25/ (7-7) Kevia Ford Texas Southern 1/18/ (6-6) Michille Roper Wyoming* 3/6/ (7-7) Donetta Yellets UTSA 2/5/ (NA) Donna Stoney Henderson state 11/21/ (9-10) Jareica Hughes Tulane* 1/12/ (9-10) Janet Brunson NMSU 1/13/ (8-9) Heidi Walker UL-Lafayette 11/19/ (8-9) Kiana Taylor UCF 12/18/ (8-9) T.D. Foster Southeast Louisiana 2/24/90 THREE-POINTERS MADE 3PM NAME OPP DATE 1 7 Dietra Caldwell Toledo 11/24/09 7 Sviatlana Trukshanina Tulsa* 1/22/09 7 Holly Russ UTSA 2/19/ Lulu McKinney New Mexico 12/2/15 6 Kelli Willingham at UAB* 1/8/14 6 Kayla Thornton at Memphis* 2/24/13 6 Sviatlana Trukshanina TX Southern 12/13/09 6 Jareica Hughes Toledo 11/24/09 6 Dietra Caldwell UCF* 2/19/09 6 Dietra Caldwell SSVU 11/22/08 6 Romie DeAnda San Jose State* 3/6/03 6 Kia Dowell at Kansas 11/24/02 6 Kimya Murray SMU 3/5/02 6 Amy Billhymer Tulsa* 1/17/97 6 Jill Lewis NMSU 12/16/93 6 Laura Walker NMSU 12/21/92 16 UTEP INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS THREE-POINTERS ATTEMPTED 3PA NAME OPP DATE Amy Billhymer Illinois-Chicago 12/19/ Laura Walker NMSU 12/21/ Kimya Murray SMU* 3/5/ Kayla Thornton at Memphis* 2/24/13 13 Amy Billhymer TCU* 1/12/97 13 Amy Billhymer BYU* 1/29/94 13 Holly Russ UTSA 2/19/91 13 Holly Russ San Diego State* 2/16/91 13 Terri Powell U.S. International 2/14/88 THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE (MINIMUM 4 MADE) 3FG% NAME OPP DATE (4-4) Timika Williams vs. Missouri State 12/4/ (4-4) Briana Green at Tulane* 1/18/ (4-4) Shalana Taylor ULL 12/10/ (4-4) Ana Valtierra SMU* 1/8/ (4-4) Laura Walker Baylor 12/2/ (6-7) Sviatlana Trukshanina Texas Southern 12/13/ (5-6) Jareica Hughes Tulane* 1/12/ (5-6) Ana Valtierra Nevada* 2/14/ (5-6) Terri Powell San Diego State 12/29/87 FREE THROWS MADE FTM NAME OPP DATE Gloria Brown at Southern Miss* 1/26/ Amy Pack San Jose State* 1/2/01 14 Holly Russ UTPA 1/21/91 14 Sonya Howell Southeast La. 2/24/ Kayla Thornton East Carolina* 2/22/14 13 Amy Pack Tulsa* 1/21/01 13 Amy Pack Nevada* 1/5/ Sparkle Taylor North Texas* 2/16/17 12 Gloria Brown East Carolina* 1/6/11 12 Noni Wharemate San Jose State* 3/6/03 12 Amy Pack at UTSA 11/24/00 12 Shani Dinwiddie Rice* 2/15/97 12 Kanequa Chancellor NMSU 11/26/96 12 Kiana Taylor BYU 1/29/94 12 Shenita Waddell Wyoming 3/10/93 12 Holly Russ Baylor 12/17/91 12 Traci Miller Oregon State 12/21/86 12 Dawn Coy Oregon State 12/21/86 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED FTA NAME OPP DATE Gloria Brown at Southern Miss* 1/26/12 19 Amy Pack San Jose State* 1/2/01 19 Kiana Taylor BYU* 1/29/ Marta Dydek San Jose State* 2/17/05 18 Amy Pack Nevada* 1/5/01 18 Sonya Howell Southeast La. 2/24/90 18 Tonie Greene Okla. City Univ 1/21/ Amy Pack San Jose State* 1/12/01 17 Marcella Lopez West Texas State* 2/18/ Sparkle Taylor North Texas* 2/16/17 16 Anete Steinberga East Carolina* 1/6/11 16 Fannie Goodwin vs. Marshall 3/6/09 16 Amy Pack Tulsa* 1/21/01 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MINIMUM 7 MADE) FT% NAME OPP DATE (9-9) Sparkle Taylor at FIU* 1/12/ (8-8) Najala Howell Houston Baptist 11/30/ (9-9) Starr Breedlove TCU 3/24/ (7-7) Cameasha Turner Marshall* 1/7/ (10-10) Cameasha Turner Marshall* 1/24/ (8-8) Cameasha Turner NM State 11/14/ (10-10) Kayla Thornton vs. Belmont 12/21/ (7-7) Kayla Thornton Texas State 12/1/ (8-8) Kim Smith Tulsa* 1/27/ (12-12) Gloria Brown East Carolina* 1/6/ (7-7) Gloria Brown New Mexico 12/20/ (11-11) Jareica Hughes vs. Rice 3/7/ (8-8) Ana Valtierra UTPA 1/2/ (8-8) Kasia Krezel Illinois State 12/18/ (8-8) Vaida Zagurskyte Alabama State 12/6/ (12-12) Ingrid Goslin San Jose State* 3/6/ Christina Mata TCU* 2/21/ Christina Mata NMSU 12/8/ Heidi Walker UL-Lafayette 11/19/ Amy Pack at Nevada 11/26/ (8-8) Kim Daniel San Diego State* 1/9/ (9-9) Kim Daniel UTA 12/30/ (8-8) Jill Lewis Rice* 1/16/ (8-8) Kiana Taylor CS-Northridge 1/16/ (9-9) Cabora Mack BYU* 2/3/ (8-8) Holly Russ vs. Colorado State 3/1/ (8-8) Lisa Watson U.S. International 1/29/ (8-8) Traci Miller Northern Iowa 11/23/ (8-8) Lenore Dembs New Mexico 2/21/85 REBOUNDS RB NAME OPP DATE Kayla Thornton Tulsa* 1/11/14 20 Kanequa Chancellor SE Missouri State 11/29/ Gloria Brown at Southern Miss* 1/26/12 19 Charnette Phelps UAB* 1/22/ Kayla Thornton Tulane* 2/1/14 18 Chrishauna Parker vs. UAB 3/14/13 18 Monica Ramirez Colorado State* 1/15/94 18 Marcella Lopez West Texas State 2/18/85 18 Tonie Greene Eastern NM 2/17/83 18 Tonie Greene Central Arizona 2/12/83 ALL OTHER WITH Tamara Seda Southern Miss 1/7/17 17 Tamara Seda CSUB 12/28/16 17 Anete Steinberga vs. Tulane 3/8/13 17 Gloria Brown Tulane* 2/13/11 17 Dragana Zoric Houston 12/4/02 17 DaTechia Specht Fort Lewis 11/25/97 17 Kevia Ford New Mexico* 3/1/95 17 Charsa Palamore San Diego State* 1/19/91 17 Charsa Palamore UTPA 12/15/90 17 Charsa Palamore Loyola Marymount 2/8/90 17 Charsa Palamore NMSU 11/28/89 17 Vernita Gant New Mexico 11/29/86 ASSISTS AST NAME OPP DATE Jareica Hughes at SMU* 1/15/10 13 Shalana Taylor at Illinois State 12/19/ Lulu McKinney at LA Tech* 2/9/17 12 Shalana Taylor SMU* 1/27/05 12 Martha Contreras Southern Colorado 1/31/ Kelli Willingham CS Northridge 12/3/10 11 Jareica Hughes Southern Miss* 2/21/09 11 Tiffney Touton at SMU* 1/3/02 11 Christina Mata San Jose State* 2/5/ Lulu McKinney Houston Baptist 11/30/16 10 Dietra Caldwell Tulsa* 2/7/10 10 Briana Green UCF* 1/24/10 10 Briana Green SVSU 11/22/08 10 Jareica Hughes NMSU 12/8/07 10 Jareica Hughes PVAMU 12/12/06 10 Shalana Taylor Hawaii* 2/19/05 10 Shalana Taylor Northern Colorado 12/17/04 10 Terri Pedregon Wyoming* 2/25/95 10 Sonya Howell Wichita State 12/10/88 10 Heather Estey Loyola-Marymount 1/9/87 10 Heather Estey Loyola-Marymount 1/29/85 10 Teri Staker New Mexico 1/14/85 STEALS STL NAME OPP DATE Sonya Howell UTSA 2/17/ Cameasha Turner UAB* 1/10/16 8 Natasha Lacy vs. Southern Miss 3/8/08 8 Terri Pedregon Texas Tech 12/7/94 8 Martha Contreras UTSA 2/5/87 8 Chris Hall Eastern N.M. 1/13/ Starr Breedlove Florida Atlantic* 2/13/16 7 Chrishauna Parker Kansas State 11/16/13 7 Jenzel Nash at Tulane* 1/15/12 7 Natasha Lacy Houston* 2/14/08 7 Natasha Lacy vs. Western Kentucky 3/22/08 7 Jareica Hughes Tulsa* 2/2/08 7 Kimya Murray Louisiana Tech* 1/31/02 7 Terri Pedregon Christian Brothers 11/27/94 7 Norma Sierra UTSA 1/6/89 7 Martha Contreras Colorado State 1/23/88 7 Kris Hudson at NMSU 2/19/83 BLOCKS BLK NAME OPP DATE Izabela Piekarska ULL 12/10/06 10 Kim Watts Auburn 12/11/ Kim Watts at NM State 12/15/ Gloria Brown at NM State 11/16/ Ax Bernard Houston Baptist 11/30/16 7 Fannie Goodwin UCF* 2/19/09 7 Izabela Piekarska Tulane* 11/25/ Gloria Brown Tulane* 2/13/11 6 Gloria Brown Houston* 1/16/11 6 Izabela Piekarska SMU* 1/31/08 6 Izabela Piekarska Memphis* 2/10/07 6 Marta Dydek at Louisiana Tech* 2/24/05 6 Marta Dydek Fresno State* 1/15/05 6 Donetta Yellets SW Texas State 2/7/87 6 Marcella Lopez West Texas State 2/18/85 6 Kim Watts Colorado State* 1/30/82 6 Kim Watts Wyoming* 1/29/82 6 Kim Watts at Utah* 1/4/82 6 Kim Watts Marquette 12/12/81 6 Kim Watts Juarez 12/5/81 TURNOVERS TO NAME OPP DATE Holly Russ Lamar 1/3/ Selina Thomas West Texas State 2/4/ Kristi Lattin Grambling State 12/5/98 11 LaShonda Gray Grambling State 12/5/98 11 Holly Russ San Diego State* 2/16/91 11 Liz Rayas Northern Arizona 3/4/ Amy Pack SMU 1/19/01 10 Terri Pedregon NMSU 12/2/93 10 Holly Russ TCU 11/23/91 10 Sonya Howell Wichita State 12/10/88 Bold denotes active players

17 UTEP CAREER RECORDS GAMES PLAYED Player Years GP 1. Kristine Vitola Kayla Thornton Kelli Willingh3m Cameasha Turner Sparkle Taylor Chrishauna Parker Timika Williams Izabela Piekarska Kasia Krezel Ana Valtierra ALL OTHER MINERS 70+ GP 11. Jareica Hughes Norma Sierra Terri Pedregon Anete Steinberga Amy Billhymer Kiana Taylor , Kristi Lattin Cabora Mack Kris Hudson Kim Watts Charnette Phelps Kim Daniel Kanequa Chancellor Jenzel Nash Jonna Launiainen Sviatlana Trukshanina Chris Hall Briana Green Irene Gari Ingrid Goslin Donna Stoney Lulu McKinney Dietra Caldwell Agata Dobrowolska Angie McGee Leslie Kilmer Monica Ramirez Shani Dinwiddie Michelle Montoya Jill Lewis Jackie Preston DaTechia Sprecht Shalana Taylor GAMES STARTED Player Years GS 1. Kelli Willingham Jareica Hughes Kayla Thornton Timika Williams Ana Valtierra Cameasha Turner Chrishauana Parker Anete Steinberga Kasia Krezel Dietra Caldwell ALL OTHER MINERS 50+ GS 11. Kristine Vitola Terri Pedregon Kiana Taylor , Izabela Piekarska Christina Mata Amy Billhymer Charnette Phelps Angie McGee Michelle Montoya Kanequa Chancellor Shalana Taylor Norma Sierra Dragana Zoric Sparkle Taylor GAMES WON Player Years GW 1. Chrishauana Parker Kayla Thornton Kelli Willingham Kristine Vitola Cameasha Turner Marissa Rodriguez Jenzel Nash Jareica Hughes Timika Williams Anete Steinberga ALL OTHER MINERS 50+ WINS 11. Briana Green Sparkle Taylor Sviatlana Trukshanina Izabela Piekarska Kasia Krezel Agata Dobrowolska Anete Kirsteine Monika Carrasco Jonna Launiainen Charnette Phelps Irene Gari Ana Valtierra Baiaba Eglite Kanequa Chancellor Kim Daniel Kristi Lattin Tania Prieto DaTechia Specht Cabora Mack Terri Pedregron Dietra Caldwell TOTAL MINUTES PLAYED Player Years MP 1. Jareica Hughes , Kelli Willingham , Ana Valtierra , Kayla Thornton , Terri Pedregon , Timika Williams , Kasia Krezel , Norma Sierra , Cameasha Turner , Chrishauna Parker ,957 ALL OTHER MINERS 2,000+ MP 11. Dietra Caldwell , Izabela Piekarska , Kristine Vitola , Kiana Taylor , , Christina Mata , Lulu McKinney , Sparkle Taylor , Amy Billhymer , Anete Steinberga , Angie McGee , Briana Green , Chris Hall , Jenzel Nash , Kristi Lattin , Charnette Phelps ,016 FIELD GOALS MADE Player Years FG 1. Kayla Thornton Jareica Hughes Be Stoney Sparkle Taylor Izabela Piekarska Timika Williams Kiana Taylor , Kasia Krezel Anete Steinberga Holly Russ ALL OTHER MINERS 225+ FGM 11. Lisa Watson Jenzel Nash Cameasha Turner Kris Hudson Kristi Lattin Kristine Vitola Kelli Willingham Chris Hall Norma Sierra Amy Billhymer Monika Ramirez Carolyn Prince Dietra Caldwell Traci Miller Dragana Zoric Gloria Brown Chrishauana Parker Kanequa Chancellor Charnette Phelps Briana Green Donna Stoney Jill Lewis Charsa Palamore FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Player Years FGA 1. Kayla Thornton , Be Stoney , Jareica Hughes , Izabela Piekarska , Kasia Krezel , Sparkle Taylor , Holly Russ , Jenzel Nash , Kelli Willingham , Timika Williams ALL OTHER MINERS 800+FGA 11. Amy Billhymer Lisa Watson Norma Sierra Kris Hudson Kiana Taylor , Cameasha Turner Lenore Dembs Kristi Lattin FIELD GOAL PERCENT (MIN 200 MADE) (must have concluded career) Player Years FG% 1. Gloria Brown Michille Roper Kiana Taylor , Heidi Walker Carolyn Prince Chrishauna Parker Shani Dinwiddie Timika Williams Anete Steinberga Donna Stoney THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Player Years 3PM 1. Kelli Willingham Amy Billhymer Dietra Caldwell Jareica Hughes Kasia Krezel Sviatlana Trukshanina Terri Powell Lulu McKinney Ana Valtierra Cameasha Turner ALL OTHER MINERS 50+ 3PM 11. Kayla Thornton Izabela Piekarska Kimya Murray Stacie Telles Jonna Launiainen Laura Walker , Briana Green Jill Lewis Holly Russ Romie DeAnda Timika Williams Angie McGee Kia Dowelll Kim Daniel THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Player Years 3PA 1. Amy Billhymer Kelli Willingham Kasia Krezel Dietra Caldwelll Jareica Hughes Lulu McKinney Kayla Thornton Cameasha Turner Terri Powell Sviatlana Trukshanina ALL OTHER MINERS PA 11. Laura Walker , Holly Russ Izabela Piekarska Jill Lewis , Jenzel Nash Christina Mata Terri Pedregon Stacie Telles Ana Valtierra Briana Green Kimya Murray Angie McGee Timika Williams Romie DeAndra Kim Daniel Irene Gari Kia Dowell PT FG PERCENTAGE (MIN. 60 MADE) (must have concluded career) Player Years 3FG% 1. Ana Valtierra Sviatlana Trukshanina Dietra Caldwell Kimya Murray Terri Powell Izabela Piekarska Kelli Willingham Briana Green Romie DeAnda Jareica Hughes ALL OTHER MINERS +32.0% 11. Amy Billhymer FREE THROWS MADE Player Years FTM 1. Kayla Thornton Jareica Hughes Amy Pack Kiana Taylor , Holly Russ Cameasha Turner Sparkle Taylor Kristi Lattin Chrishauna Parker Monica Ramirez ALL OTHER MINERS 150+FTM Jenzel Nash Chris Hall Kanequa Chancellor Be Stoney Anete Steinberga Kasia Krezel Lisa Watson Jill Lewis Gloria Brown Terri Pedregon Dawn Coy Lenore Dembs Ana Valtierra Kelli Willingham Izabela Piekarska Charnette Phelps Traci Miller Vaida Zagurskyte FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Player Years FTA 1. Kayla Thornton Jareica Hughes Kiana Taylor , Amy Pack Chrishauna Parker Kanequa Chancellor Holly Russ Monica Ramirez Cameasha Turner Kristi Lattin ALL OTHER MINERS 270+FTA 11. Sparkle Taylor Tonietta Greene Chris Hall Anete Steinberga Jenzel Nash Terri Pedregon Jill Lewis , Kristine Vitola Lisa Watson Kasia Krezel

18 UTEP CAREER RECORDS CONTINUED FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 100 MADE) (must Nhave concluded career) Player Years FT% 1. Gloria Brown Kelli Willingham Dragana Zoric Ana Valtierra Izabela Piekarska Noni Wharemate Kasia Krezel Kristine Vitola Amy Pack Lisa Watson SCORING Player Years PTS 1. Kayla Thornton , Jareica Hughes , Sparkle Taylor , Izabela Piekarska , Be Stoney , Kasia Krezel , Kiana Taylor , , Cameasha Turner , Timika Williams , Kelli Willingham ,073 ALL OTHER MINERS 500+ PTS 11. Holly Russ , Anete Steinberga , Jenzel Nash , Amy Pack Kristi Lattin Lisa Watson Kristine Vitola Amy Billhymer Chris Hall Dietra Caldwell Monica Ramirez Lenore Dembs Chrishauna Parker Norma Sierra Kanequa Chancellor Carolyn Prince Gloria Brown Kris Hudson Jill Lewis , Traci Miller Dragana Zoric Ana Valtierra Charnette Phelps Jeanine Brown Warren Briana Green Terri Pedregon Lulu McKinney Terri Powell Vaida Zagurskyte Donna Stoney Angie McGee Shanie Dinwiddie Charsa Palamore Kim Daniel Cabora Mack Michelle Roper Marcella Lopez SCORING AVERAGE (MIN. 700 POINTS) Player Years AVG 1. Holly Russ Amy Pack Lisa Watson Lenore Dembs Be Stoney Traci Miller Dragana Zoric Jareica Hughes Kayla Thornton Gloria Brown REBOUNDS Player Years RB 1. Kayla Thornton , Chrishauna Parker Kim Watts Timika Williams Kiana Taylor , Izabela Piekarska Kristine Vitola Anete Steinberga Dee Caine Be Stoney ALL OTHER MINERS 350+RB 11. Tonietta Greene Kanequa Chancellor Charnette Phelps Monica Ramirez Norma Sierra Chris Hall Gloria Brown Kristi Lattin Amy Pack Sparkle Taylor Ana Valtierra Jill Lewis Cameasha Turner Jareica Hughes Charsa Palamore Lisa Watson Angie McGee Dragana Zoric Vernita Gant Tamara Seda Jenzel Nash Cabora Mack Marcella Lopez Holly Russ Terri Pedregon DaTechia Sprecht REBOUNDING AVERAGE (MIN. 400 RB) Player Years AVG 1. Amy Pack Kayla Thornton Gloria Brown Vernita Gant Charsa Palamore Dragana Zoric Kim Watts Tonietta Greene Lisa Watson Chrishauana Parker All other Miners with Be Stoney Timika Williams Monica Ramirez ASSISTS Player Years AST 1. Jareica Hughes Kelli Willingham Terri Pedregon Ana Valtierra Shalana Taylor Lulu McKinney Chrishauna Parker Dietra Caldwell Norma Sierra Jill Lewis , ALL OTHER MINERS 150+AST 11. Kasia Krezel Christina Mata Briana Green Cameasha Turner Jenzel Nash Vaida Zagurskyte Michelle Montoya Sonya Howell Noni Wharemate Heather Estey Martha Contreras Lenore Dembs Stacie Telles Natasha Lacy Kayla Thornton Jonna Launiainen ASSISTS AVERAGE (MIN. 125 ASSISTS) Player Years AVG 1. Jareica Huges Natasha Lacy Shalana Taylor Starr Breedlove Vaida Zagurskyte Heather Estey Sonya Howell Martha Contreras Sharon Jackson Noni Wharemate STEALS Player Years STL 1. Jareica Hughes Kayla Thornton Terri Pedregon Ana Valtierra Jenzel Nash Cameasha Turner Kasia Krezel Kristi Lattin Norma Sierra Jill Lewis , ALL OTHER MINERS 75+STL 11. Holly Russ Christina Mata Kelli Willingham Timika Williams Martha Contreras Sonya Howell Kiana Taylor , Chrishauana Parker Dietra Caldwell Lenore Dembs Natasha Lacy Starr Breedlove Chris Hall Lulu McKinney Shalana Taylor Charnette Phelps Charsa Palamore Gloria Brown Angie McGee Sparkle Taylor Briana Green Tyeasha Tolliver Dragana Zoric Marcella Lopez STEALS AVERAGE (MIN. 100 STEALS) Player Years AVG 1. Natasha Lacy Starr Breedlove Holly Russ Jareica Hughes Sonya Howell Martha Contreras Terri Pedregon Lenore Dembs Jill Lewis , Ana Valtierra Kristi Lattin BLOCKED SHOTS Player Years BLK 1. Kim Watts Izabela Piekarska Kristine Vitola Gloria Brown Marta Dydek Dee Caine Kayla Thornton Tamara Seda Kiana Taylor , Timika Williams ALL OTHER MINERS 30+ BLK 11. Donetta Yellets Daeshianna McCants Vernita Gant Fannie Goodwin Charnette Phelps Ana Valtierra Kristi Lattin Claudia Porras Kanequa Chancellor Leslie Kilmer Ax Bernard BLOCKS AVERAGE (MIN. 50 BLOCKS) Player Years AVG 1. Gloria Brown Kim Watts Izabela Piekarska Marta Dydek Kristine Vitola Donetta Yellets Dee Caine Kiana Taylor , Timika Williams DOUBLE-DOUBLES Player Years DD 1. Kayla Thornton Amy Pack Gloria Brown Kiana Taylor , Dragana Zoric Chrishauana Parker Kanequa Chancellor Monica Ramirez Lisa Watson Tamara Seda Timika Williams Chris Hall All Other Miners With 10 Charnette Phelps Charsa Palamore Vernita Gant Bold denotes active players 18

19 Northern Arizona vs UTEP 11/11/16 7:05 p.m. at El Paso, Texas (Don Haskins Center) Texas Southern vs UTEP 11/13/16 2 p.m. at El Paso, Texas (Don Haskins Center} Northern Arizona MCDAVIS, Kenna f COTTON, Bradlee f COGGINS, Rene g LUSAIN, Brittani g LUCERO, Olivia g PEREZ, Raina PAPLOW, Kaleigh LEYVA, Taylor Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % % 3rd: % % 4th: % Game: % % % 3 UTEP BERNARD, Ax f SEDA, Tamara f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g KHAMMARATH, Chanel g PATTERSON, Roeshonda COOK, Faith PUC, Zuzanna HOWELL, Najala TAPPS, Rachel FORD, Jakeira ZEC, Katarina Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % 3rd: % % % Officials: Rachel Monroe Melot, Ashley Gilpin and Marcus Clayton Technical fouls: Northern Arizona-None. UTEP-None. Attendance: 1328 Northern Arizona UTEP Last FG - NAU 4th-01:55, UTEPW 4th-00:58. Largest lead - NAU by 15 3rd-07:28, UTEPW by 7 1st-04:22. NAU led for 25:21. UTEPW led for 12:35. Game was tied for 02:04. Western New Mexico vs UTEP 11/17/16 7:05 p.m. at El Paso, Texas {Don Haskins Center} 4th: % % Game: % % % 3 NAU UTEPW Score tied - 1 time. Lead changed - 3 times. Western New Mexico CLARK, Keshaun f BOTELHO, Jade f GUTIERREZ, Jordan g COLEMAN, Shoniquia g RANDOLPH, R'Trevia g RINEHART, Kenzie FIELDS, Jeylynn BENNING, Lucy LOONEY, Megan MCCAULEY, Taylor Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % 3rd: % % % 4th: % % % Game: % % % 6 UTEP PUC, Zuzanna f BERNARD, Ax f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g ZEC, Katarina g PATTERSON, Roeshonda COOK, Faith HOWELL, Najala TAPPS, Rachel BARBOSA, Jessica FORD, Jakeira KHAMMARATH, Chanel SEDA, Tamara Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % Officials: Teresa Turner, Rick Thorne and Angel Kent Technical fouls: Western New Mexico-None. UTEP-None. Attendance: rd: % Western New Mexico UTEP Last FG - WNMU 4th-02:54, UTEPW 4th-00:33. Largest lead - WNMU None, UTEPW by 47 4th-00:33. WNMU led for 00:00. UTEPW led for 39:30. Game was tied for 00:23. 4th: % % % Game: % % % 4 WNMU UTEPW Score tied - 0 times. Lead changed - 0 times. Texas Southern Breasia McElrath f Artavia Ford f Joyce Kennerson g Chynna Ewing g Kaitlyn Palmer g Nia Roberts Shamiya Brooks Brianna Lewis Makenna Pouengue Nycolle Smith Isis Lane Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % % 3rd: % % % 4th: % % Game: % % % 2 UTEP BERNARD, Ax f SEDA, Tamara f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g ZEC, Katarina g PATTERSON, Roeshonda COOK, Faith PUC, Zuzanna HOWELL, Najala TAPPS, Rachel FORD, Jakeira KHAMMARATH, Chanel Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % % Officials: Julie Krommenhoek, Chris Sauceda, Jaclyn Watson Technical fouls: Texas Southern-None. UTEP-None. Attendance: rd: % % % Texas Southern UTEP Last FG - TSU 4th-01:28, UTEPW 4th-00:27. Largest lead - TSU by 22 4th-01:28, UTEPW by 3 1st-07:09. TSU led for 34:48. UTEPW led for 04:04. Game was tied for 01:08. LSU vs UTEP 11/24/16 4:15 p.m.ast at St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands 4th: % % % Game: % % % 4 TSU UTEPW Score tied - 1 time. Lead changed - 5 times. LSU HYDER, Alexis f JACKSON, Chloe g NORTON, Shanice g MITCHELL, Ayana g MONCRIEF, Raigyne g DEEMER, Jenna RHODES, Jasmine HILL, Rina BIDIKUINDILA, Yas RICHARD-HARRIS, J SELF, Stephanie Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: FT %: % 2nd: % % % 3rd: % % 4th: % Game: % % % 5,3 UTEP SEDA, Tamara f MCKINNEY, Lulu g PUC, Zuzanna g TAYLOR, Sparkle g HOWELL, Najala g PATTERSON, Roeshonda COOK, Faith BERNARD, Ax TAPPS, Rachel BARBOSA, Jessica KHAMMARATH, Chanel ZEC, Katarina Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % % Officials: Barb Smith, Brian Garland, Natosha Camy Technical fouls: LSU-None. UTEP-None. Attendance: U.S. Virgin Islands Paradise Jam Women's Basketball Island Division Presented by Basketball Travelers 3rd: % % LSU UTEP Last FG - LSU 4th-01:43, UTEPW 4th-00:15. Largest lead - LSU by 39 4th-01:43, UTEPW by 4 1st-06:44. LSU led for 35:29. UTEPW led for 02:56. Game was tied for 01:32. 4th: % % % Game: % % % 4,1 LSU UTEPW Score tied - 2 times. Lead changed - 1 time.

20 UTEP vs NC State 11/25/16 4:15 p.m.ast at St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands UTEP PUC, Zuzanna f BERNARD, Ax f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g ZEC, Katarina g COOK, Faith HOWELL, Najala TAPPS, Rachel BARBOSA, Jessica SEDA, Tamara Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % 3rd: % % 4th: % % % Game: % % % 2,2 NC State NELSON,Chelsea f MATHURIN,Jennifer f SPENCER,Miah g WILLIAMS,Ashley g WILSON,Dominique g KONIG,Aislinn EALEY,Kaila RUDD,Lucky ROGERS,DD RICHARDSON,Amber CASSELL,Erika MAIZE,Akela COLE,Nae Nae Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % % % Officials: Julie Krommenhook, Tiara Cruse, Marc Merritt Technical fouls: UTEP-None. NC State-None. Attendance: U.S. Virgin Islands Paradise Jam Women's Basketball ISLAND DIVISION PRESENTED BY BASKETBALL TRAVELERS 3rd: % % UTEP NC State Last FG - UTEPW 4th-01:13, ST 4th-01:52. Largest lead - UTEPW by 5 2nd-08:01, ST by 22 4th-01:52. UTEPW led for 11:47. ST led for 24:21. Game was tied for 03:30. Houston Baptist vs UTEP 11/30/16 7:05 p.m. at El Paso, Texas (Don Haskins Center) 4th: % % % Game: % % % 3 UTEPW ST Score tied - 3 times. Lead changed - 6 times. Houston Baptist Hodges, Charlotte f Kollmorgen, Taylor f Byrd, Heidi g Johnson, Bria g Taylor, Sophie g Daub, Britta Johnson, Amanda Collins, Kennedy Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % 3rd: % % % 4th: % % % Game: % % % 3 UTEP PUC, Zuzanna f BERNARD, Ax f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g ZEC, Katarina g PATTERSON, Roeshonda COOK, Faith HOWELL, Najala TAPPS, Rachel BARBOSA, Jessica SEDA, Tamara Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % Officials: Scott Yarbrough, Tiffany Bird and Timothy Resch Technical fouls: Houston Baptist-None. UTEP-None. Attendance: rd: % % % Houston Baptist UTEP Last FG - HBU 4th-06:34, UTEPW 4th-01:48. Largest lead - HBU None, UTEPW by 30 4th-00:20. HBU led for 00:00. UTEPW led for 37:56. Game was tied for 02:04. 4th: % % % Game: % % % 3 HBU UTEPW Score tied - 1 time. Lead changed - 0 times. K-STATE vs UTEP 11/26/16 4:00 p.m.ast at St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands K-STATE WESEMANN, Kindred f MARTIN, Shaelyn c WILLIAMS, Peyton g MIDDLEBROOK, Karyla g LEWIS, Breanna g SHEBLE, Jessica PAGE, Kaylee PAGE, Lanie BROOKS, Mercedes THOMSON, Kelly WILLOCK, Eternati Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % 3rd: % % 4th: % % Game: % % % 4,3 UTEP SEDA, Tamara f ZEC, Katarina f MCKINNEY, Lulu g BERNARD, Ax g TAYLOR, Sparkle g PATTERSON, Roeshonda COOK, Faith PUC, Zuzanna HOWELL, Najala TAPPS, Rachel BARBOSA, Jessica Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: FT %: 2nd: % % 3rd: % % Officials: Barb Smith, Fatou-Cissok Stephens, Stephanie Britt Technical fouls: K-STATE-None. UTEP-TM. Attendance: U.S. Virgin Islands Paradise Jam Women's Basketball Tournament. Kansas State wins ISLAND DIVISION of Tournament. PRESENTED BY BASKETBALL TRAVELER K-STATE UTEP Last FG - K-STATE 4th-01:10, UTEPW 4th-02:18. Largest lead - K-STATE by 23 3rd-01:06, UTEPW None. K-STATE led for 39:46. UTEPW led for 00:00. Game was tied for 00:14. UTEP vs New Mexico 12/11/16 2 p.m. at WisePies Arena - The Pit 4th: % % Game: % % % 3 K-STATE UTEPW Score tied - 0 times. Lead changed - 0 times. UTEP BERNARD, Ax f HOWELL, Najala f SEDA, Tamara f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g PATTERSON, Roeshonda COOK, Faith PUC, Zuzanna TAPPS, Rachel FORD, Jakeira Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % % % 3rd: % % % 4th: % % Game: % % % 0 New Mexico BOVERO, Jayda f KELLER, Kianna f VAN DER KEIJL, R. c BEYNON, Cherise g BURLESON, Mykiel g PANETTI, Brittany LAPEYROLERIE, Alex SJERVEN, Hannah LINES, Emily BRYAN, Laneah NUNN, Jaisa Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % % % Officials: Penny Davis, Clarke Stevens, Anita Ortega Technical fouls: UTEP-None. New Mexico-None. Attendance: rd: % % % UTEP New Mexico Last FG - UTEPW 4th-00:07, NM 4th-00:19. Largest lead - UTEPW None, NM by 26 3rd-07:05. UTEPW led for 00:00. NM led for 37:49. Game was tied for 02:11. 4th: % % % Game: % % % 4 UTEPW NM Score tied - 3 times. Lead changed - 0 times. 20

21 NMSU vs UTEP 12/15/16 7:05 p.m. at El Paso, Texas (Don Haskins Center) Pitt vs UTEP 12/19/16 5:00 PM at Northwest Florida State College NMSU Freeman, Brianna f Salas, Brooke g Williams, Zaire g William, Tamera g Mack, Moriah g Cooper, Jasmine Childress, Tonishia Walton, Brandee Ellis, Tyler Pack, Gia Toilolo, Jeneva Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % 3rd: % % 4th: % % Game: % % % 3 UTEP PUC, Zuzanna f SEDA, Tamara f COOK, Faith g MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g PATTERSON, Roeshonda BERNARD, Ax HOWELL, Najala FORD, Jakeira Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % Officials: Metta Roberts, Julie Krommenhoek and Bill Larance Technical fouls: NMSU-William, Tamera; TEAM. UTEP-None. Attendance: rd: % NMSU UTEP Last FG - NMSU 4th-03:10, UTEPW 4th-02:50. Largest lead - NMSU by 16 4th-08:59, UTEPW by 6 2nd-04:02. NMSU led for 32:51. UTEPW led for 06:34. Game was tied for 00:35. 4th: % % % Game: % % % 6 NMSU UTEPW Score tied - 3 times. Lead changed - 4 times. Pitt Aysia Bugg * Kauai Bradley * Destinie Gibbs * Brandi Harvey-Carr * Brenna Wise * Jasmine Whitney Cassidy Walsh Alayna Gribble Madison Serio Kalista Walters Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: 3rd: % % % 4th: Game: % % % 0 UTEP COOK, Faith * MCKINNEY, Lulu * PUC, Zuzanna * TAYLOR, Sparkle * SEDA, Tamara * PATTERSON, Roeshonda BERNARD, Ax HOWELL, Najala TAPPS, Rachel BARBOSA, Jessica FORD, Jakeira Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % Officials: Technical fouls: Pitt-None. UTEP-None. Attendance: 2nd: 3rd: % % % Pitt UTEP Last FG - UP 4th-02:05, UTEPW 4th-03:41. Largest lead - UP by 25 4th-00:55, UTEPW None. UP led for 37:23. UTEPW led for 00:00. Game was tied for 02:37. 4th: Game: % % % 2 UP UTEPW Score tied - 0 times. Lead changed - 0 times. UTEP vs University of Alabama 12/20/16 7:05 PM at Northwest Florida State College UTEP MCKINNEY, Lulu * PUC, Zuzanna * TAYLOR, Sparkle * HOWELL, Najala * SEDA, Tamara * PATTERSON, Roeshonda COOK, Faith BERNARD, Ax TAPPS, Rachel BARBOSA, Jessica FORD, Jakeira Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: FT %: 2nd: % 3rd: % % 4th: % % Game: % % 1 University of Alabama Lewis,Jordan * Cook,Hannah * Knight,Meoshonti * Williams,Ashley * Wade,Shaquera * Stennis,Lakyesha Bolton,Quanetria Da Silva,Alana Knight,Coco Berry,Taylor Knight,Ashley Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % % % 3rd: % % % Officials: Technical fouls: UTEP-PUC, Zuzanna. University of Alabama-None. Attendance: UTEP University of Alabama Last FG - UTEPW 4th-00:00, UA 4th-01:46. Largest lead - UTEPW by 2 1st-09:06, UA by 30 4th-05:37. UTEPW led for 00:45. UA led for 37:51. Game was tied for 01:23. 4th: % % Game: % % % 1 UTEPW UA Score tied - 1 time. Lead changed - 3 times. CSUB vs UTEP 12/28/16 1 p.m. at El Paso, Texas (Don Haskins Center) CSUB Williams, Erika f Sims, Brittany c Walters, Addi g Lofton, Alize' g Tokuhara, Kate g Fears, Jerice Jones, Dalis Harris, Daije Gilbert, Alexxus Johnson, Jasmine Carter, Tylinn Williams, Aja Bartee, Jazmyne Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % 3rd: % % 4th: % % Game: % % % 1 UTEP BERNARD, Ax f SEDA, Tamara f COOK, Faith g MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g PUC, Zuzanna HOWELL, Najala TAPPS, Rachel FORD, Jakeira Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % Officials: Scott Yarbrough, Travis Jones and Katie Ressie Technical fouls: CSUB-None. UTEP-None. Attendance: rd: % % CSUB UTEP Last FG - CSUB 4th-00:14, UTEPW 4th-01:46. Largest lead - CSUB by 3 1st-08:44, UTEPW by 15 4th-00:44. CSUB led for 01:25. UTEPW led for 37:14. Game was tied for 00:51. 4th: % % % Game: % % % 2 CSUB UTEPW Score tied - 1 time. Lead changed - 2 times. 21

22 UTSA vs UTEP 1/1/17 9 p.m. at El Paso, Texas (Don Haskins Center) Louisiana Tech vs UTEP 1/5/17 7:05 p.m. at El Paso, Texas (Don Haskins Center) UTSA , 1-0 C-USA 01 KIEJDROWSKA, Kasia f TOTH, Timea f CHIDOMERE, Crystal g HEINEMAN, Carlie g GOODWIN, Loryn g DUKES, Alexus HAWKINS, Tija SMITH, Tesha MARLOW, Billie Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % % % 3rd: % % % 4th: % % Game: % % % 6 UTEP , 0-1, C-USA 11 BERNARD, Ax f SEDA, Tamara f COOK, Faith g MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g PATTERSON, Roeshonda PUC, Zuzanna HOWELL, Najala TAPPS, Rachel BARBOSA, Jessica FORD, Jakeira Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % % % Officials: Teresa Turner, Rochelle Bennett and Chris Sauceda Technical fouls: UTSA-None. UTEP-None. Attendance: rd: % % 4th: % % Game: % % % 1 Louisiana Tech , 1-1 C-USA 34 MALONE, Alexus f VASQUEZ, Rochelle g LANG, Kierra g ANTHONY, Kierra g LEBLANC, Jasmine g MCCUTCHEON, Daria MCLEOD, Anna CLEAVER, Reauna SANTOS, Ashley MOTEN, Kevione Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % 3rd: % % 4th: % % % Game: % % % 3 UTEP , 1-1 C-USA 05 PUC, Zuzanna f SEDA, Tamara f COOK, Faith g MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g BERNARD, Ax HOWELL, Najala TAPPS, Rachel FORD, Jakeira ZEC, Katarina Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % % Officials: Doug Knight, Bill Larance and Ashley Gilpin Technical fouls: Louisiana Tech-TEAM. UTEP-None. Attendance: rd: % % 4th: % % % Game: % % % 3 Score by periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total UTSA UTEP UTSA UTEPW Louisiana Tech UTEP LATECH UTEPW Last FG - UTSA OT-00:04, UTEPW OT-02:24. Largest lead - UTSA by 10 1st-04:44, UTEPW by 3 OT-02:24. UTSA led for 32:36. UTEPW led for 07:28. Game was tied for 04:56. Score tied - 10 times. Lead changed - 14 times. Last FG - LATECH 4th-00:42, UTEPW 4th-05:19. Largest lead - LATECH by 6 1st-04:57, UTEPW by 13 3rd-04:57. LATECH led for 09:46. UTEPW led for 25:59. Game was tied for 03:36. Score tied - 4 times. Lead changed - 5 times. Southern Miss vs UTEP 1/7/17 2 p.m. at El Paso, Texas (Don Haskins Center) Southern Miss ,2-1 C-USA 02 COTTON,LASHYRA f KING,JAYLA f HAILES,SHONTE g DINKINS,BRITTANNY g BROWN,MEGAN g VEIGA,TAJANAY JEWETT-GILES,KERI NORRIS,BRITTNY LEAPHART,RESPECT Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: FT %: % 2nd: % 3rd: % % 4th: % % Game: % % % 1 UTEP , 1-2 C-USA 05 PUC, Zuzanna f SEDA, Tamara f COOK, Faith g MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g BERNARD, Ax HOWELL, Najala FORD, Jakeira ZEC, Katarina Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % % Officials: Chaney Muench, Randy Robertson and Travis Jones Technical fouls: Southern Miss-None. UTEP-TM. Attendance: rd: % % Southern Miss UTEP Last FG - USM 4th-02:10, UTEPW 4th-00:12. Largest lead - USM by 13 4th-00:12, UTEPW None. USM led for 38:59. UTEPW led for 00:00. Game was tied for 00:57. 4th: % % Game: % % % 4 USM UTEPW Score tied - 0 times. Lead changed - 0 times. UTEP vs FIU 01/12/17 7 p.m. at Lime Court at FIU Arena (Miami, Fla.) UTEP , 1-3 C-USA 05 PUC, Zuzanna f SEDA, Tamara f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g ZEC, Katarina g COOK, Faith BERNARD, Ax HOWELL, Najala TAPPS, Rachel FORD, Jakeira Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % 3rd: % % 4th: % % Game: % % % 5 FIU , 2-2 C-USA 01 POUND, Kiandre'a f HEGEDUS, Janka f HUDSON, Kristian g GORDON, Alexis g TODOROVIC, Nikolina g ALVARADO, Tianah ROGERS, Kayla FIELDS, Sydney HAWKINS, Amari Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: FT %: % 2nd: % % Officials: Meadow Overstreet, Maj Forsberg, Xiomara Cruz Technical fouls: UTEP-None. FIU-None. Attendance: 395 3rd: % % Score by periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT OT2 OT3 Total UTEP FIU Last FG - UTEPW OT3-00:03, FIU OT3-00:01. Largest lead - UTEPW by 13 3rd-01:57, FIU by 4 OT2-03:35. UTEPW led for 40:08. FIU led for 06:48. Game was tied for 08:00. 4th: % Game: % % % 4 UTEPW FIU Score tied - 13 times. Lead changed - 15 times. 22

23 UTEP vs Florida Atlantic 01/14/17 5 p.m. at FAU Arena, Boca Raton, FL UTEP , 2-3 C-USA 05 PUC, Zuzanna f SEDA, Tamara f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g TAPPS, Rachel g PATTERSON, Roeshonda COOK, Faith BERNARD, Ax HOWELL, Najala BARBOSA, Jessica FORD, Jakeira ZEC, Katarina Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % % % 3rd: % % % 4th: % % Game: % % % 3 Florida Atlantic , 0-5 C-USA 31 GABRIEL, Ra'Kyra f O'REILLY, Katelyn f CEDENO, Sasha g JENIKE, Julia g KENCY, Malia g DOYLE, Raven BAILEY, Jacey SHANNON, Alexis ZYRYANOVA, Nika MYERS, Melinda Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % % Officials: Pualani Spurlock, Marc Merritt, Kim Thebo Technical fouls: UTEP-None. Florida Atlantic-None. Attendance: 425 3rd: % % % UTEP Florida Atlantic Last FG - UTEPW 4th-03:07, FAU 4th-02:39. Largest lead - UTEPW by 5 4th-06:06, FAU by 13 2nd-03:42. UTEPW led for 15:13. FAU led for 20:58. Game was tied for 03:41. WKU vs UTEP 01/26/17 7:05 p.m. at El Paso, Texas (Don Haskins Center) 4th: % % % Game: % % % 3 UTEPW FAU Score tied - 5 times. Lead changed - 9 times. WKU , BROWN, Tashia f BROWN, Ivy f JONES, Micah g NOBLE, Kendall g GOODIN-ROGERS, Kyvin g BOPP, Sidnee FRANK, Malaka CREECH, Whitney AKPAN, Ima COE, Jaycee SMITH, Kayla Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % % 3rd: % % 4th: % % Game: % % % 2 UTEP , PUC, Zuzanna f SEDA, Tamara f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g ZEC, Katarina g PATTERSON, Roeshonda COOK, Faith BERNARD, Ax HOWELL, Najala BARBOSA, Jessica FORD, Jakeira Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: FT %: 2nd: % % % Officials: Esrael Silva, Chris Sauceda, Shandra Twine Technical fouls: WKU-None. UTEP-None. Attendance: rd: % % WKU UTEP Last FG - WKU 4th-01:59, UTEPW 4th-01:33. Largest lead - WKU by 23 2nd-01:06, UTEPW by 2 1st-09:46. WKU led for 34:22. UTEPW led for 01:33. Game was tied for 04:04. 4th: % Game: % % % 4 WKU UTEPW Score tied - 5 times. Lead changed - 5 times. UTEP vs UTSA 1/21/17 2:07 pm at San Antonio, Texas (Convocation Center) UTEP , 2-4 C-USA 05 PUC, Zuzanna f SEDA, Tamara f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g TAPPS, Rachel g PATTERSON, Roeshonda COOK, Faith BERNARD, Ax HOWELL, Najala BARBOSA, Jessica FORD, Jakeira ZEC, Katarina Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % % % 3rd: % % 4th: % % % Game: % % % 5 UTSA , 5-1 C-USA 01 KIEJDROWSKA, Kasia f SMITH, Tesha c CHIDOMERE, Crystal g HEINEMAN, Carlie g GOODWIN, Loryn g DUKES, Alexus COUSIN, Deja TOTH, Timea KEKEC, Kourtney BENSON, Marie HAWKINS, Tija MARLOW, Billie Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: FT %: % 2nd: % % % Officials: Bill Larance, Chaney Muench, Troy Winders Technical fouls: UTEP-None. UTSA-None. Attendance: 309 3rd: % % % UTEP UTSA Last FG - UTEPW 4th-02:25, UTSA 4th-01:18. Largest lead - UTEPW by 3 1st-02:46, UTSA by 24 4th-05:42. UTEPW led for 03:29. UTSA led for 35:53. Game was tied for 00:38. Marshall vs UTEP 1/28/17 2 p.m. at El Paso, Texas (Don Haskins Center) 4th: % % % Game: % % % 4,1 UTEPW UTSA Score tied - 2 times. Lead changed - 4 times. Marshall , HAMILTON, Talequia f BROOKS, Khadaijia f AKERS, McKenzie g GORE, Shayna g EVANS, Kiana g FRALEY, Logan ALEXANDER, Asheika SAINTIGENE, Ashley PORTER, Taylor DRIVER, Tana Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % % 3rd: % % % 4th: % % % Game: % % % 2 UTEP , PUC, Zuzanna f SEDA, Tamara f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g ZEC, Katarina g COOK, Faith BERNARD, Ax HOWELL, Najala BARBOSA, Jessica FORD, Jakeira Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % % Officials: Roy Gulbeyan, Rochelle Bennett, Tiffany Bird Technical fouls: Marshall-None. UTEP-None. Attendance: rd: % % Marshall UTEP Last FG - MAR 4th-00:01, UTEPW 4th-01:30. Largest lead - MAR by 5 1st-00:39, UTEPW by 21 3rd-04:40. MAR led for 08:24. UTEPW led for 29:07. Game was tied for 01:55. 4th: % % Game: % % % 2 MAR UTEPW Score tied - 4 times. Lead changed - 4 times. 23

24 UTEP vs UAB 02/02/17 7 p.m. at Birmingham, Ala. (Bartow Arena) UTEP vs Middle Tennessee 02/04/17 7:02 PM at Murfreesboro, Tenn. UTEP , PUC, Zuzanna f SEDA, Tamara f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g ZEC, Katarina g PATTERSON, Roeshonda COOK, Faith BERNARD, Ax HOWELL, Najala TAPPS, Rachel BARBOSA, Jessica Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % 3rd: % 4th: % Game: % % % 3 UAB , FARMER, Keonna f CHILDRESS, Rachael f BARNES, Miyah g WILLIAMS, Janeka g KUZMANIC, Deanna g SINGLETON, Whytney THOMAS, Katelynn LEWIS, T'erra RAWLS, Kara JOHNSON, Imani Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % % Officials: Eric Koch, Kelly Johnson, Jody Cantrell Technical fouls: UTEP-None. UAB-None. Attendance: 376 3rd: % % UTEP UAB Last FG - UTEPW 4th-00:15, UAB 4th-01:32. Largest lead - UTEPW by 2 1st-09:44, UAB by 18 3rd-03:44. UTEPW led for 00:47. UAB led for 36:47. Game was tied for 02:26. 4th: % % % Game: % % % 0 UTEPW UAB Score tied - 3 times. Lead changed - 1 time. UTEP , PUC, Zuzanna f SEDA, Tamara f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g ZEC, Katarina g PATTERSON, Roeshonda COOK, Faith BERNARD, Ax HOWELL, Najala BARBOSA, Jessica FORD, Jakeira Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: FT %: 2nd: % % 3rd: % 4th: % % % Game: % % % 1 Middle Tennessee , JOHNSON, Alex f REUTER, Rebecca f SISSOM, Abbey g LOURO, Jess g PETTY, Ty g ALLISON, Kyla MIDDLEBROOKS, Shayla COLLIER, Katie LYON, Gabby SAVAGE, Charity Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % Officials: Scott Yarborough, Kevin Pethel, D'Lynn Schertz Technical fouls: UTEP-None. Middle Tennessee-None. Attendance: rd: % % UTEP Middle Tennessee Last FG - UTEPW 4th-02:48, MT 4th-00:53. Largest lead - UTEPW by 2 1st-09:36, MT by 23 4th-00:53. UTEPW led for 01:59. MT led for 36:08. Game was tied for 01:33. 4th: % % % Game: % % % 1 UTEPW MT Score tied - 2 times. Lead changed - 1 time. UTEP vs Louisiana Tech 2/9/17 6:35 PM at Thomas Assembly Center (Ruston,La.) UTEP ,3-8 C-USA 05 PUC, Zuzanna f SEDA, Tamara f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g ZEC, Katarina g PATTERSON, Roeshonda COOK, Faith BERNARD, Ax HOWELL, Najala TAPPS, Rachel BARBOSA, Jessica FORD, Jakeira Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % 3rd: % 4th: % % Game: % % % 2 Louisiana Tech ,7-5 C-USA 22 LEBLANC, Jasmine f MALONE, Alexus f VASQUEZ, Rochelle g LANG, Kierra g ANTHONY, Kierra g MCCUTCHEON, Daria MCLEOD, Anna CLEAVER, Reauna MOTEN, Kevione Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: FT %: % 2nd: % % % Officials: Ron Harris,Troy Winders,An-Jamilah Gregroy Technical fouls: UTEP-None. Louisiana Tech-None. Attendance: rd: % % % UTEP Louisiana Tech Last FG - UTEPW 4th-00:21, LATECH 4th-02:35. Largest lead - UTEPW by 6 1st-07:06, LATECH by 13 4th-03:12. UTEPW led for 08:13. LATECH led for 28:44. Game was tied for 03:03. 4th: % Game: % % % 6 UTEPW LATECH Score tied - 3 times. Lead changed - 2 times. UTEP vs Southern Miss 2/11/17 4:00 p.m. CT at Hattiesburg, Miss. (Reed Green Coliseum) UTEP , PUC, Zuzanna f SEDA, Tamara f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g ZEC, Katarina g PATTERSON, Roeshonda COOK, Faith HOWELL, Najala TAPPS, Rachel BARBOSA, Jessica FORD, Jakeira Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: FT %: 2nd: % % 3rd: % % % 4th: % % Game: % % % 7 Southern Miss , COTTON,LASHYRA f KING,JAYLA f HAILES,SHONTE g DINKINS,BRITTANNY g BROWN,MEGAN g VEIGA,TAJANAY JEWETT-GILES,KERI BROWN,MOLLY NORRIS,BRITTNY LEAPHART,RESPECT Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % % Officials: Metta Roberts, Jules Gallien and Dawn Marsh Technical fouls: UTEP-None. Southern Miss-None. Attendance: rd: % % UTEP Southern Miss Last FG - UTEPW 4th-00:25, USM 4th-01:41. Largest lead - UTEPW by 1 1st-06:09, USM by 31 4th-01:41. UTEPW led for 00:56. USM led for 37:51. Game was tied for 01:13. 4th: % % % Game: % % % 5 UTEPW USM Score tied - 2 times. Lead changed - 2 times. 24

25 North Texas vs UTEP 2/16/17 7:05 p.m. at El Paso, Texas RICE vs UTEP 2/18/17 2 p.m. at El Paso, Texas (Don Haskins Center) North Texas , 7-6 C-USA 20 ELLISON, Terra f WARREN, Tyara g CRINER, Kelsey g ADAMS, Candice g BRADLEY, Terriell g GOODHART, Grace HENDERSON, Adrianna POLAND, Jada BUCKNER, Micayla TOWNLEY, MADI Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % % 3rd: % % % 4th: % % % Game: % % % 4 UTEP , 3-10 C-USA 05 PUC, Zuzanna f SEDA, Tamara f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g ZEC, Katarina g COOK, Faith BERNARD, Ax HOWELL, Najala TAPPS, Rachel BARBOSA, Jessica FORD, Jakeira Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % Officials: Esrael Silva, Rochelle Bennett, Ashley Gilpin Technical fouls: North Texas-None. UTEP-None. Attendance: rd: % % North Texas UTEP Last FG - NT 4th-06:20, UTEPW 4th-06:05. Largest lead - NT by 8 3rd-02:33, UTEPW by 8 1st-00:13. NT led for 24:32. UTEPW led for 11:57. Game was tied for 03:05. 4th: % % Game: % % % 5 NT UTEPW Score tied - 7 times. Lead changed - 7 times. RICE , 7-7 C-USA 11 DUCAT, Lexie f IADEMARCO, Nicole f HAWKINS, Maya g KNIGHT, Wendy g RAINEY, Shani g BENNETT, Tayler GRIGSBY, Lauren STANTON, Gabrielle ELLIG, Kendall OZOUDE, Gabby Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % % 3rd: % % 4th: % % Game: % % % 6 UTEP , 3-11 C-USA 05 PUC, Zuzanna f SEDA, Tamara f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g ZEC, Katarina g PATTERSON, Roeshonda COOK, Faith BERNARD, Ax HOWELL, Najala TAPPS, Rachel FORD, Jakeira Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % Officials: Michelle Kramer, Bill Larance and Chris Sauceda Technical fouls: RICE-None. UTEP-None. Attendance: rd: % % RICE UTEP Last FG - RICE 4th-02:02, UTEPW 4th-00:20. Largest lead - RICE by 9 2nd-00:29, UTEPW by 2 1st-07:22. RICE led for 30:06. UTEPW led for 05:31. Game was tied for 04:15. 4th: % % % Game: % % % 4 RICE UTEPW Score tied - 11 times. Lead changed - 14 times. Florida Atlantic vs UTEP 2/23/17 7:05 p.m. at El Paso, Texas (Don Haskins Center) Florida Atlantic , 0-15 C-USA 15 CEDENO, Sasha f O'REILLY, Katelyn f DOYLE, Raven g JENIKE, Julia g ZYRYANOVA, Nika g BAILEY, Jacey SHANNON, Alexis KENCY, Malia MYERS, Melinda Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % % % 3rd: % % % 4th: % % Game: % % % 0 UTEP , 4-11 C-USA 05 PUC, Zuzanna f SEDA, Tamara f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g ZEC, Katarina g COOK, Faith BERNARD, Ax HOWELL, Najala FORD, Jakeira TAPPS, Rachel Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % Officials: Scotty Hermann, Chaney Muench and Stacie Blow Technical fouls: Florida Atlantic-None. UTEP-None. Attendance: rd: % % % Florida Atlantic UTEP Last FG - FAU 4th-02:47, UTEPW 4th-01:01. Largest lead - FAU by 10 1st-04:38, UTEPW by 15 3rd-02:11. FAU led for 11:35. UTEPW led for 26:13. Game was tied for 02:12. 4th: % % Game: % % % 4 FAU UTEPW Score tied - 2 times. Lead changed - 1 time. FIU vs UTEP 2/25/17 2 p.m. at El Paso, Texas (Don Haskins Center) FIU , FIELDS, Sydney f HEGEDUS, Janka f HUDSON, Kristian g GORDON, Alexis g HAWKINS, Amari g POUND, Kiandre'a ROGERS, Kayla HAWKINS, Aajah TODOROVIC, Nikolina Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: 2nd: % % 3rd: % 4th: % % % Game: % % % 4 UTEP , PUC, Zuzanna f SEDA, Tamara f MCKINNEY, Lulu g TAYLOR, Sparkle g ZEC, Katarina g PATTERSON, Roeshonda COOK, Faith BERNARD, Ax HOWELL, Najala TAPPS, Rachel BARBOSA, Jessica FORD, Jakeira Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % Officials: Metta Roberts, Luis Gonzalez, Kim Thebo Technical fouls: FIU-None. UTEP-None. Attendance: rd: % % % FIU UTEP Last FG - FIU 4th-00:47, UTEPW 4th-02:15. Largest lead - FIU by 2 1st-09:30, UTEPW by 44 4th-09:59. FIU led for 01:03. UTEPW led for 37:48. Game was tied for 01:09. 4th: % % Game: % % % 0 FIU UTEPW Score tied - 2 times. Lead changed - 1 time. 25

26 UTEP STATISTICS-OVERALL UTEP Basketball UTEP Combined Team Statistics (as of Feb 25, 2017) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw ## 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 12 TAYLOR, Sparkle SEDA, Tamara HOWELL, Najala MCKINNEY, Lulu PUC, Zuzanna ZEC, Katarina FORD, Jakeira x-khammarath, Cha BERNARD, Ax PATTERSON, Roesho COOK, Faith BARBOSA, Jessica TAPPS, Rachel Team Team Total Opponents x-inactive player TEAM STATISTICS UTEPW OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING /11/16 NORTHERN ARIZONA L Points per game /13/16 TEXAS SOUTHERN L Scoring margin /17/16 WESTERN NEW MEXICO W FIELD GOALS-ATT $ 11/24/16 vs LSU L Field goal pct $ 11/25/16 vs NC State L POINT FG-ATT $ 11/26/16 vs K-STATE L point FG pct /30/16 HOUSTON BAPTIST W pt FG made per game /11/16 at New Mexico L FREE THROWS-ATT /15/16 NMSU L Free throw pct /19/16 vs Pitt L F-Throws made per game /20/16 vs University of Alabama L REBOUNDS /28/16 CSUB W per game * 1/1/17 UTSA Lot Rebounding margin * 1/5/17 LOUISIANA TECH W ASSISTS * 1/7/17 SOUTHERN MISS L Assists per game * 01/12/17 at FIU Lo TURNOVERS * 01/14/17 at Florida Atlantic W Turnovers per game * 1/21/17 at UTSA L Turnover margin * 01/26/17 WKU L Assist/turnover ratio * 1/28/17 MARSHALL W STEALS * 02/02/17 at UAB L Steals per game * 02/04/17 at Middle Tennessee L BLOCKS * 2/9/17 at Louisiana Tech L Blocks per game * 2/11/17 at Southern Miss L ATTENDANCE * 2/16/17 NORTH TEXAS L Home games-avg/game * 2/18/17 RICE L Neutral site-avg/game * 2/23/17 FLORIDA ATLANTIC W * 2/25/17 FIU W Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th O T OT2 OT3 Totals UTEP $ = 2016 Paradise Jam Opponents = Patrick Harrington Classic * = Conference USA game 26

27 UTEP STATISTICS- C-USA ONLY UTEP Basketball UTEP Combined Team Statistics (as of Feb 25, 2017) Conference games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE

28 UTEP RADIO & TV SHEET Head Coach #1 Roeshonda Patterson #2 Faith Cook #4 Lulu McKinney #5 Zuzanna Puc Keitha Adams 5-8, Fr.-HS 5-3, Fr.-HS 5-7, Jr.-2L 6-2, Fr.-HS at UTEP: (16th yr) 2.1 PPG 1.8 PPG 7.0 PPG 6.5 PPG Overall: (21st yr) 0.7 RPG 0.9 RPG 1.8 RPG 5.5 RPG 0.4 APG 1.9 APG 4.9 APG 0.8 APG 0.1 BPG 0.1 BPG 0.1 BPG 0.8 BPG 0.6 SPG 0.4 SPG 1.0 SPG 0.6 SPG 7.1 MPG 13.3 MPG 31.0 MPG 21.8 MPG #11 Ax Bernard #12 Sparkle Taylor #14 Najala Howell #21 Rachel Tapps #22 Jessica Barbosa 6-2, Jr.-TR 5-10, Sr.-3L 5-10, So.-1L 5-8, Fr.-HS 6-1, R-Fr.-RS 2.5 PPG 18.1 PPG 7.7 PPG 0.6 PPG 0.9 PPG 2.4 RPG 6.2 RPG 3.5 RPG 0.8 RPG 1.1 RPG 0.5 APG 1.8 APG 1.1 APG 0.5 APG 0.0 APG 1.1 BPG 0.2 BPG 0.1 BPG 0.1 BPG 0.1 BPG 0.4 SPG 1.3 SPG 0.8 SPG 0.2 SPG 0.1 SPG 15.7 MPG 30.2 MPG 20.1 MPG 8.9 MPG 5.2 MPG 28 #23 Jakeira Ford #42 Tamara Seda #44 Katarina Zec ^DNP Last Game 6-1, Fr.-HS 6-4, R-Jr.-1L 5-10, Fr.-HS 5.4 PPG 9.4 PPG 6.2 PPG 3.4 RPG 9.3 RPG 1.7 RPG 0.3 APG 0.8 APG 1.5 APG 0.2 BPG 1.6 BPG 0.1 BPG 0.4 SPG 0.6 SPG 0.5 SPG 14.4 MPG 26.5 MPG 21.3 MPG