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GAME #24 - February 20, 2014 - LACEY, WASH.

1 GAME #24 - February 20, LACEY, WASH. - 7:00 PM #HALOSUP SAINT MARTIN S UNIVERSITY WOMEN S Saint Martin s University Tonight s Game Seattle Pacific University Saints (14-9, 8-6 GNAC - T-5th) Falcons (15-7, 8-6 GNAC - T-5th) Saint Martin s SAINTS LACEY, WASH. GREAT NORTHWEST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE DII VS. FALCONS SEATTLE, WASH. GREAT NORTHWEST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE DII No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown 3 Jori Skorpik JR PG 5-2 Kennewick, Wash. 5 Jordyn Richardson JR G 5-9 Olympia, Wash. 10 Krista Stabler SO G 5-6 Silverdale, Wash. 11 Sami Jo Robinson FR F 5-9 Lebam, Wash. 12 MacKenzie Taylor SO F 5-10 Spokane Valley, Wash. 13 Angela Gelhar JR G 5-8 Vancouver, Wash. 15 Liz Mills JR G 5-11 Covnington, Wash. 20 Chelsea Haskey SR F 6-1 Olympia, Wash. 21 Lauren Tigue RSO F 6-0 Sandy, Utah 22 Broooke Rickard RFR G 5-4 Ewa Beach, Hawaii 25 Ciara Pedroni SO F 6-2 Auburn, Wash. 30 Brooke Paulson JR F 5-10 Buckley, Wash. 42 Megan Wiedeman SO F 6-0 Sammamish, Wash. No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown 3 Stacey Lukasiewicz FR G 5-9 Centennial, CO 10 Rachel Shim FR G 5-7 Sammamish, WA 11 Suzanna Ohlsen JR G 5-7 Monroe, WA 12 Caitlin Heinly FR G 5-7 Foothall Ranch, CA 14 Aubree Callen SR G 5-9 Jerome, ID 20 Brianne Lasconia SO G 5-9 Seattle, WA 21 Betsy Kingma RJR G 5-11 Bellevue, WA 23 Maddey Pflaumer SO C 5-11 Issaquah, WA 24 Molly Grager SO C 6-2 Kirkland, WA 25 Hannah Rodrigues FR F/G 5-10 Eugene, OR 31 Mechela Barnes SR G 5-6 Tacoma, WA 32 Katie Benson SR F 6-1 Snohomish, WA 34 Julia Haining FR C 6-2 Lynnwood, WA 44 Riley Butler SR C 6-2 Kent, WA Head Coach: Tim Healy Assistant Coach: Kaitlin McBride Head Coach: Julie Heisey Assistant Coaches: Michelle Skyles, Brandin Elliott, Sasha Anderson INDIVIDUAL LEADERS TEAM STATISTICS STAT COMPARISION Stat...Name... Total Points/Gm...C. Haskey Reb/Gm...C. Haskey Assists...B. Paulson...44 Blocks...C. Haskey...27 Steals...C. Haskey...32 FG%...M. Wiedeman % 3FG%...J. Richardson % FT%...K. Stabler % SMU...Stat...Opp Points/Game FG% FG% FT% Rebounds/Game Assists/Game Turnovers/Game Steals Blocks SMU...Statistics... SPU 1513/ Points/PPG / FG% FG% FT% / Rebounds/RPG...860/ / Assists/APG...320/ / Turnovers/TPG...324/ /9.5...Steals/SPG /8.3 83/ Blocks/BPG /4.8

is 2013-14 SCHEDULE November 2 at Oregon State^... L, 39-100 4 University of Puget Sound^...W, 63-51 5 Evergreen State^...W, 70-63 8 vs. Academy of Art &...L, 55-69 9 vs. Notre Dame de Namur &.

2 is SCHEDULE November 2 at Oregon State^... L, University of Puget Sound^...W, Evergreen State^...W, vs. Academy of Art &...L, vs. Notre Dame de Namur &... W, California Baptist...W, Northwest Univ....W, vs. Northwest Univ. (at WWU)...L, vs. Pacific Lutheran (at WWU)...L, December 5 Central Washington*...W, #18 Northwest Nazarene*...W, at Hawaii Hilo... W, at Hawaii Hilo... W, South Dakota Mines...W, January 4 Western Oregon*...W, at Alaska*...L, at Alaska Anchorage*... W, Simon Fraser*...W, Western Washington*... L, at Mont. State-Billings*...L, at Seattle Pacific*...L, February 1 at Western Oregon*... W, Alaska Anchorage*...W, Alaska*...W, at Western Washington*...L, at Simon Fraser*...L, Seattle Pacific*...7:00 pm 22 Mont. State-Billings*...7:30 pm 27 at Northwest Nazarene*... 5:15 pm March 1 at Central Washington*... 5:15 pm Home Games in BOLD ^ - Exhibition &- Western Oregon Tournament * - Great Northwest Athletic Conference game Game Notes The Saints struggled offensively in the first half at Simon Fraser and just simply could not recover. SMU shot 27.9 percent in the game, its lowest shooting percentage this season since its opening game of the season. The Clan shot 57.1 percent in the 1st half compared to just 21.4 for SMU. A 19-5 run in the final 7:10 of the first half put Simon Fraser firmly in control. Brooke Paulson led the Saints with 12 points in the game inclulding four 3 PT s. For a complete recap and stats, click here. Saint Martin s got off to a good start at Seattle Pacific back on Jan. 25th opening up at 14-point lead in the first half. But the Falcons closed out the half on a 15-5 run to pull within four at the break. Their momentum carried into the 2nd half as SPU outscored the Saints, 34-13, in the first 13 miuntes of the half. SMU shot just 33.3 % in the half and went 1-of-10 from the 3 PT line as Seattle Pacific came away with a victory shooting 68.2 % in the 2nd half. For a complete recap and stats, click here. SMU s depth continues to be a strength. 9 different players have scored in double figures for SMU this season while 6 different players have led the Saints in scoring in a game this season. The Saints are getting an average of 28.2 points per game from their non-starters. SMU has outscored its opponents bench in 10-straight games and 18 of their 23 contests this season. On Saturday against Simon Fraser the Saints got double figures off the bench from Megan Wiedeman (11) and Krista Stabler (11). The Saints have a home court advantage boasting the 2nd best home record in the GNAC as they are 9-1 inside Marcus Pavilion this season. SMU has held 7 of its 10 oppponents at Marcus Pavilion to under 60 points and five to under 50 points. Opponents are averaging just 54 points against the Saints in Lacey. Defensively SMU is holding its opponents to nearly 13 points less at home than on the road while also shooting 4 % better from the 3 PT line and the free throw line. SMU remains the top defensive team in the GNAC ranking 1st in scoring defense (61.6) and FG % defense (36.6). The Saints also rank 3rd in 3 PT FG % defense (27.4) and fourth in blocked shots (3.6) and steals (9.5). SMU has held an opponent under 60 points 11 times and under 50 points 6 times this season. SMU is 14-0 when holding its opponent under 60 points this season. The Saints rank 3rd in the GNAC in free throw percentage at 73.8 %. As a team they have 3 players ranked in the top 10 in the GNAC and five among the top 26. Krista Stabler ranks sixth at 82.3, Angela Gelhar is 7th at 82.2 and Brooke Paulson ranks 10th shooting 80.6 %. Statistically the Saints get better from the line when the game is on the line: in the last 5 minutes (78.6), last 2 minutes (81.7) and last minute (83.3). Gelhar, Stabler, Wiedeman and MacKenzie Taylor are all better than 80 % in the final 5 minutes. Chelsea Haskey is better than 80 % in the final two minutes while Paulson has attempted more FT s than any other SMU player (26) in the final five minutes of a game this season. The stats say that the Saints are a 2nd half team. SMU is averaging 6.3 more points in the 2nd half, shooting 3.2 % better, 7 % better from the 3 PT line & 3 % better from the FT line. However defensively they better in the 1st half as opponents are averaging 29.7 points compared to 36.0 in the 2nd. SMU also gets to the FT line more in the 2nd half nearly 17 trips compared to just 12 in the 1st 20 minutes GNAC STANDINGS Conference Overall Team Record Record MSU-Billings Simon Fraser Western Wash Alaska-Anchorage Seattle Pacific Saint Martin s NW Nazarene Alaska Western Oregon Central Wash GNAC Pre- Poll Rank Team Record Points 1. MSU-Billings (6) Seattle Pacific (1) Western Wash. (3) NW Nazarene Simon Fraser Alaska-Anchorage Central Wash Saint Martin s Western Oregon Alaska Location: Lacey, Wash. Founded: 1895 Enrollment: 1,120 Nickname: Saints Colors: Red and Black Arena: Marcus Pavilion PLAYER TO WATCH Krista Stabler The sophomore guard had quite the outing the last time the Saints played SPU. Stabler finished with a careerhigh 21 points as she was 6-of-12 from the field and 8-of-8 from the FT line with three assists on 0 turnovers off the bench in 27 minutes. QUICK FACTS Conference: Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC) Head Coach: Tim Healy Keep up with all the happenings of Saint Martin s Athletics online: Website: Twitter: twitter.com/smusaints Twitter Hashtag: #Halosup Facebook: facebook.com/smusaints Record at School (Yrs.): (in 18th year as head coach) Record (Yrs.): (in 18th year as head coach) Assistant Coach: Kaitlin McBride (2nd season) NCAA Tournament Appearances: 2 (2005, 2008) GNAC Tournament Appearances: 1 (2011)

3 SMU INDIVIDUAL SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS #3 Jori Skorpik Points 7, at Simon Fraser (2/15/14) 11, vs. CSU-Dominguez Hills (11/6/11) Rebounds 4, twice 10, vs. UPS (12/29/12) Assists 7, at Alaska Anchorage (1/11/14) 7, at Alaska Anchorage (1/11/14) Steals 4, at Alaska (1/9/14) 5, three times #10 Krista Stabler Points 21, at Seattle Pacific (1/25/14) 21, at Seattle Pacific (1/25/14) Rebounds 6, at UHH (12/14/13) 6, at UHH (12/14/13) Assists 4, at UHH (12/14/13) 4, at UHH (12/14/13) Steals 3, vs. Simon Fraser (1/16/14) 3, vs. Simon Fraser (1/16/14) Blocks 1, vs. Alaska (2/8/14) 1, vs. Cal Baptist (11/9/12) #12 MacKenzie Taylor Points 10, vs. NNU (12/7/13) 15, vs. Western Oregon (2/16/13) Rebounds 10, at UHH (12/13/13) 14, vs. UPS (12/29/12) Assists 4, twice 4, three times Steals 3, three times 3, eight times Blocks 2, vs. Alaska (2/8/14) 2, three times #15 Liz Mills Points 20, vs. NDNU (11/9/13) 20, vs. NDNU (11/9/13) Rebounds 13, vs. Academy of Art (11/8/13) 13, vs. Academy of Art (11/8/13) Assists 3, vs. Western Oregon (1/4/14) 3, vs. Western Oregon (1/4/14) Steals 2, twice 2, twice Blocks 2, at UAA (1/11/14) 2, at UAA (1/11/14) #21 Lauren Tigue Points -- 2, two times Rebounds -- 2, vs. Pacific Lutheran (12/8/11) Assists -- 1, vs. Alaska Anchorage (1/21/12) Steals #25 Ciara Pedroni Points 12, at UAA (1/11/14) 14, vs. Evergreen (11/23/12) Rebounds 8, vs. Northwest (11/23/13) 11, vs. Cal Baptist (11/9/12) Assists 3, vs. Northwest (11/23/13) 3, twice Steals 2, twice 2, five times Blocks 3, vs. Northwest (11/29/13) 3, six times #5 Jordyn Richardson Points 13, vs. Alaska (2/8/14) 18, vs. Alaska Anchorage (1/21/12) Rebounds 3, vs. NDNU (11/9/13) 7, vs. Alaska (2/18/12) Assists 4, vs. NDNU (11/9/13) 3, five times Steals 3, vs. Northwest (11/29/13) 3, four times Blocks 1, vs. Northwest (11/29/13) 2, vs. MSU-Billings (12/29/11) #11 Sami Jo Robinson Points 2, four times 2, four times Rebounds 3, vs. PLU (11/30/13) 3, vs. PLU (11/30/13) Assists 2, twice 2, twice Steals 2, vs. Northwest (11/23/13) 2, vs. Northwest (11/23/13) #13 Angela Gelhar Points 36, at UAA (1/11/14) 36, at UAA (1/11/14) Rebounds 5, twice 5, three times Assists 4, vs. Northwest (11/29/13) 4, three times Steals 4, vs. Northwest (11/23/13) 5, vs. NW Christian (11/20/12) #20 Chelsea Haskey Points 25, vs. Academy of Art (11/8/13) 25, vs. Academy of Art (11/8/13) Rebounds 11, vs. Cal Baptist (11/22/13) 15, vs. UPS (12/29/12) Assists 2, three times 3, two times Steals 3, three times 4, three times Blocks 4, at Western Oregon (2/1/14) 4, at Western Oregon (2/1/14) #22 Brooke Rickard Points Rebounds Assists Steals #30 Brooke Paulson Points 19, vs. NDNU (11/9/13) 25, vs. Central Wash. (2/23/12) Rebounds 10, vs. NDNU (11/9/13) 10, twice Assists 5, twice 5, six times Steals 3, three times 4, vs. Warner Pacific (11/17/11) Blocks 1, vs. Alaska Anchorage (2/6/14) 2, vs. UPS (12/29/12) #42 Megan Wiedeman Points 15, at UHH (12/14/13) 15, at UHH (12/14/13) Rebounds 16, vs. Simon Fraser (2/15/14) 16, vs. Simon Fraser (2/15/14) Assists 2, vs. SDSMT (12/20/13) 2, three times Steals 3, vs. Simon Fraser (1/16/14) 3, twice Blocks 4, vs. Alaska Anchorage (2/6/14) 4, vs. Alaska Anchorage (2/6/14)

4 THE LAST TIME... A SMU PLAYER... Scored 30+ points points, Angela Gelhar at Alaska Anchorage, (1/11/14) Scored 40+ points points, Beth Layton at Central Washington, (2/25/06) Scored 50+ points...55 points, Olivia Carrillo vs. Willamette, (11/25/95) Scored 20+ points in back-to-back games...dara Zack, 21 vs. Simon Fraser, (2/3/11) and 20 vs. Western Washington, (2/5/11) Scored 30+ points in back-to-back games... N/A Scored 20+ points in three straight games... Dara Zack, 25 at CSU-Dominguez Hills (12/22/09), 20 at MSU-Billings (1/7/10) & 20 vs. Northwest Nazarene, (1/9/10) Attempted 20+ field goals... Chelsea Haskey, (8-of-20) at Alaska, (2/23/13) Made 10+ free throws... Kristia Stabler (10-of-10) vs. Alaska, (2/8/14) Recorded 20+ rebounds...21, Martina Kartikova vs. Masters College, (1/28/03) Registered 10+ assists... 10, Beth Layton vs. Western Washington, (3/4/04) Hit 5+ three pointers...6, Angela Gelhar at Alaska Anchorage, (1/11/14) Blocked 5+ shots...5, Brandi Riel vs. Central Washington, (1/29/04) Had 5+ steals... 5, Jori Skorpik vs. Dominican(12/15/12) Had a double-double... Megan Wiedeman (11 points,16 rebounds) at Simon Fraser, (2/15/14) Had 2+ players record a double-double...liz Mills (20 points, 13 rebounds) & Brooke Paulson (19 points, 10 rebounds) vs. NDNU, (11/9/13) Had a triple-double... N/A Hit a shot in the final 30 seconds to win a game... Chelsea Haskey (2 seconds) at Central Washington, (2/23/12) Hit a free throw in the final 30 seconds to win a game...brooke Paulson vs. Alaska, (2/8/14) A SMU TEAM... Had a point win points, at Hawaii Hilo, (12/14/13) Had a point win...31 points, vs. Western Oregon, (1/4/14) Had a 40+ point win...46 points, at Chaminade, (12/19/08) Scored 100+ points... N/A Combined with opponent to score 200+ points... N/A Had 50+ rebounds...52, vs. NDNU, (11/9/13) Hit 10+ three-pointers...10, at Alaska Anchorage, (1/11/14) Had 3 players in double figures...paulson (12), Stabler (11), Wiedeman (11) at Simon Fraser, (2/15/14) Had 4 players in double figures... Gelhar (36), Pedroni (12), Richardson (11), Haskey (10) at Alaska Anchorage, (1/11/14) Had 5 players in double figures...richardson (12), Mills (12), Gelhar (11), Paulson (10), Stabler (10) vs. Western Wash., (1/18/14) All 5 starters score in double figures... Zack (16), Mielke (14), Hawkins (14), Gelhar (12), Bassett (10) vs. Alaska (2/18/10) Had 2 or more players record double digit rebounds...mills (13) & Paulson (10) vs. NDNU, (11/ 9/13) Played an overtime game...l, at Alaska, (2/23/13) Played a multiple overtime game... W, (2 OT) at Northwest Nazarene, (1/12/02) Lost when scoring 80+ points...l, (OT) vs. Cal State - Stanisulaus, (12/21/06) Won when scoring less than 50 points...w, vs. Dominican, (12/15/12) Had a winning season , (15-12) Played in the GNAC Tournament , Quarterfinals vs. Montana State-Billings, L, 53-55, (2/28/11) Played in the NCAA Tournament season, L, 49-92, 1st Round at Seattle Pacific

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Great Northwest Athletic Conference 6901 SE Lake Rd. Suite 1 Portland, OR Contact: Evan O Kelly 2013-14 Women s Basketball Season Review (April 1, 2014) Final 2013-14 Standings Conf. Overall W L W L H A N xy- MSU Billings 15 3 25 8 15-0 6-3 4-5 xz- Western Washington13 5 19 10 9-2 7-5 3-3 x- Alaska