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1 SCHEDULE GAME 3 NOVEMBER College Park, Md. L, New Britain, Conn. L, Lowell, Mass. 7 p.m. 24! Lowell, Mass. 6 p.m. 28 Kingston, R.I. 7 p.m. DECEMBER 1 ^ Lowell, Mass. 7 p.m. 4 Miami, Fla. 7 p.m. 6 Coral Gables, Fla. 1 p.m. 9 Lowell, Mass. 7 p.m. 18 Teaneck, N.J. 5:30 p.m. 20 Chestnut Hill, Mass. 1 p.m. 30 Amherst, Mass. 7 p.m. JANUARY 6 * W. Hartford, Conn. 7 p.m. 9 * Lowell, Mass. 2 p.m. 13 * Bangor, Maine 7 p.m. 16 * Lowell, Mass. 1 p.m. 18 * Lowell, Mass. 1 p.m. 21 * Durham, N.H. 7 p.m. 24 *^! Lowell, Mass 12 p.m. 27 *^ Lowell, Mass. 11 a.m. FEBRUARY 3 * Lowell, Mass. 7 p.m. Stony Brook, N.Y. 2 p.m. 8 * Burlington, Vt. 7 p.m. 11 * Lowell, Mass. 7 p.m. Catonsville, Md. 1 p.m. 17 New Hampshire* Lowell, Mass. 7 p.m. 20 * Binghamton, N.Y. 2 p.m. Albany, N.Y. 7 p.m. vs. UMass Lowell (0-2) Columbia (2-0) Date: November 20, 2015 Time: 7 p.m. Site: Lowell, Mass. (Costello Athletic Center) Broadcast Information: This evening s contest will be streamed live on AmericaEast.tv, with Scott Sudikoff on the play-by-play call. Live, in-game statistics can be found on GoRiverHawks.com, as well. Record Streak...L2 Last Head Coach... Jenerrie Harris Career Record Record at UML Web... GoRiverHawks.com Lions Record Streak...W2 Last Head Coach... Sheila Roux Career Record Record at UMD Web... GoColumbiaLions.com PROJECTED STARTERS All Times Eastern HOME games in caps *America East Conference game ^ Tsongas Center game! Doubleheader with UMass Lowell WBB ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Contact: Tommy Coyle, Assistant Director Office: Cell: thomas_coyle@uml.edu Web: No. Name Yr. Pos. PPG RPG Of Note* 1 Kayla Gibbs So. F Leads team in rebounding 12 Asia Mitchell-Owens Jr. G Avg MPG 21 Nicole Riddick So. F Third on team in RPG 33 Lindsey Doucette Sr. F Avg MPG 34 Nicole Hayner Jr. G Leads team in PPG Key Reserves 22 Nazarae Butler Fr. F Leading Fr. with 28.0 MPG 24 Melissa Frase Sr. G Averaging 2.5 Assist/Game 50 Katherine Smith Fr. F Leading Fr. with 4.5 PPG

2 ROSTER No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School 1 Kayla Gibbs So. F 5-11 Teaneck, N.J. / Teaneck 4 Brianna Rudolph So. G 5-7 Lynn, Mass. / St. Mary s 5 Jontay Walton So. G 5-6 Buffalo, N.Y. / Cardinal O Hara 12 Asia Mitchell-Owens Jr. G 5-8 Roxbury, Mass. / Oliver Ames 21 Nicole Riddick So. F 5-7 Albany, N.Y. / Colonie Central 22 Nazarae Butler Fr. G 5-8 Columbus, Ohio / Columbus Africentric 24 Melissa Frase Sr. G 5-7 Tamworth, N.H. / Kennett 31 Oda Shackelford Fr. F 6-2 Edinburgh, Ind. / Southwestern 32 Lauren Parra Jr.. F 6-1 Islip, N.Y. / St. John the Baptist 33 Lindsey Doucette Sr. F 6-3 Hopkinton, Mass. / Hopkinton 34 Nicole Hayner Jr. G 5-10 Bedford, N.H. / Bishop Guertin 50 Katherine Smith Fr. F 6-2 Fort Wayne, Ind. / Canterbury Head Coach: Jenerrie Harris (second season, Kentucky 04) Assistant Coach: Kara Kelly (second season, Assumption 05) Assistant Coach: Emma Golen (first season, Harvard 13) Assistant Coach: David Saur (first season, Thiel 11) Director of Operations: Angela Anthony (first season, Holy Names 09) Jontay Walton...JOHN-tay Nazarae Butler... nah-za-ray Oda Shackelford...oo-DA ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY STATE Indiana (2)...Oda Shackelford... Katherine Smith Massachusetts (3)...Lindsey Doucette... Asia Mitchell-Owens... Brianna Rudolph New Hampshire (2)...Melissa Frase...Nicole Hayner New Jersey (1)...Kayla Gibbs New York (3)...Lauren Parra...Nicole Riddick... Jontay Walton Ohio (1)... Nazarae Butler PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Jenerrie Harris...ja-NAIR-ee David Saur... Sour ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY CLASS Freshman (3)... Nazarae Butler...Oda Shackelford... Katherine Smith Sophomores (4)...Kayla Gibbs...Nicole Riddick... Brianna Rudolph... Jontay Walton Juniors (3)...Nicole Hayner... Asia Mitchell-Owens...Lauren Parra Seniors (2)...Lindsey Doucette...Melissa Frase

3 SERIES HISTORY All-Time Series: The River Hawks lead the series, 1-0 First Meeting: 12/3/14 (W, 69-59) Last Meeting: The River Hawks defeated the Lions, 69-59, last December in the teams only meeting. Jasmine McRoy led four UMass Lowell players in double figures with 19 points. Doucette recorded a double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds. Shannon Samuels and Gibbs both scored 12 points. NOTEBOOK LOOKING AT UMASS LOWELL The River Hawks, who are 0-2 on the season so far, welcome the Columbia Lions of the Ivy League for thei home opener at the Costello Athletic Center. LAST TIME OUT UMass Lowell held a six-point lead in the third quarter, but the Central Connecticut Blue Devils were able to pull away for a victory, on Nov. 11.Nicole Hayner (Bedford, N.H.) leads the team with 13.5 points per game, six assists, and 35.5 minutes per game. Kayla Gibbs (Albany, N.Y.) is the only other River Hawk in double figures, averaging 12.5 ppg. The sophomore also leads the team with 7.5 rebounds per game and a 62.5 field goal percentage. On the defensive side of the ball, Lindsey Doucette (Hopkinton, Mass.) has three blocks. As a unit, UMass Lowell is shooting 39-of-115 (33.9 percent) from the field and 27.8 percent (10-36) from three-point range. STARTING WHERE THEY LEFT OFF UMass Lowell ended last season riding a three-game winning streak, and winning four of its last five games. The River Hawks also won their final non-conference game, a decision over St. Francis Brooklyn. AE STANDINGS As of 11/20 # Team Conference Overall 1. New Hampshire Albany Hartford Maine Stony Brook Vermont Binghamton UMass Lowell AE PRESEASON POLL Rk Team Points (FPV) 1. Albany 62 (6) 2. Maine 58 (2) 3. New Hampshire 44 (1) 4. Stony Brook Hartford UMass Lowell Vermont Binghamton 14 SCOUTING The Lions are 2-0 on the season, defeating in OT on Nov. 13 and Vermont,73-56, on Nov. 17. Camil Zimmerman and Tori Oliver are spearheading the offense, averaging 23 and 21 points per game, respectively. Zimmerman is averaging a double-double with 10 rebounds, while Oliver is snagging eight boards. Emily Surloff and Zimmerman are tied with six assists, and Zimmerman has six blocks. As a team, Columbia is shooting an even 40 percent (53-132) from the field and 14-of-49 (28 percent) from long range. POISON IVY? NOT SO MUCH UMass Lowell is 2-1 against Ivy League teams, riding a two-game winning streak. The River Hawks are 1-1 against Yale, winning an game last season. HOME SWEET HOME In the friendly confines of either the Costello Athletic Center or the Tsongas Center, the River Hawks were 10-6 last season, including a 6-2 mark in non-conference play. TIME TO BOUNCE BACK Last season, Coach Harris squad showed resilience and only suffered two losing streaks of more than two games. Outside those skids, the River Hawks were 6-0 after a single loss. ALL DEFENSE ALL THE TIME Lindsey Doucette (Hopkinton, Mass.) became the first River Hawk to be named to the America East All-Defensive Team. The senior grabbed 143 defensive rebounds, snagged 51 steals and recorded 26 blocks, all team-highs. ALL-TIME VS OPPONENTS Maryland Central Connecticut State Columbia Bryant Rhode Island Boston University Florida International Miami Holy Cross Fairleigh Dickinson Boston College Massachusetts Hartford Stony Brook Maine Vermont New Hampshire Binghamton Albany

4 SUPER SOPHOMORES Kalya Gibbs (Albany, N.Y.), Nicole Riddick (Albany, N.Y.), Jontay Walton ( Buffalo, N.Y.), and Brianna Rudolph (Lynn, Mass.) all return this season looking to build on their freshman seasons. Gibbs and Rudolph led the group averaging 6.9 and 6.6 points per game in 17.9 minutes for Gibbs and 18.1 for Rudolph. NOTEBOOK KEEPING UP WITH THE DEEP BALL With the team s 10-of-36 shooting (27.8 percent) performance from downtown, the River Hawks are on pace with last year s efficiency that led the America East (33%). UMass Lowell currently sits fourth in the conference in three-point percentage. CONTROLLING THE BOARDS With four rebounds this season, Frase has 99 career boards. She looks to join Doucette (581), Gibbs (120) and Lauren Parra (107) as active players with over 100 career rebounds. LOOKING FOR AN ANSWER Last season, seniors Shannon Samuels and Jasmine McRoy accounted for nearly a quater of the team s total scoring (756 out of 1848). The duo also scored 26.5 of the team s 63.7 ppg ROAD WARRIORS The River Hawks play only four home games in their 12-game non-conference slate. Last season, UMass Lowell was 4-9 on the road including 1-4 in non-conference play. A season-long fourgame road trip begins on December 18 and overlaps until the New Year and America East play. YEAR THREE With the exception of men s ice hockey (entered Division I in ) and field hockey (fast-tracked to full Division I status in ), all UMass Lowell teams are in the third year of a four-year reclassification period. UMass Lowell s former Division II programs will be eligible for the America East Conference postseason and the NCAA Tournament beginning in ALWAYS A THREAT FROM DEEP As a unit, the River Hawks were second in the league in total scoring last season with 63.7 ppg, and led the league in threepoint shooting with 33.2%, and averaged 6.8 makes per game STARTING LINEUP Gibbs Mitchell-Owens Riddick Doucette Gibbs Mitchell-Owens Riddick TALE OF THE TAPE Category UML COL Points/Game Points Allowed/Game Scoring Margin FG% FG% FT% Rebounds Rebounding Margin Assists Turnovers Turnover Margin Assist/Turnover Ratio Steals Blocked Shots Attendance N/A 1-317

5 QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location... Lowell, Mass. Founded Enrollment...17,500 Nickname... River Hawks Colors... Blue, White and Red Home Courts... Costello Athletic Center (2,100)...Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell (6,111) Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... America East Chancellor... Jacqueline Moloney Director of Athletics... Dana Skinner Head Athletic Trainer...Artie Poitras PROGRAM HISTORY First Season All-Time Record (Win%) (.501) DII Conference Regular Season Titles...4 DII Conference Tournament Titles...6 NCAA DII Tournament Appearances/Last... 8 (2003) Program s Best Record ( ) Program s Best Finish... NCAA 2nd Round (1997) TEAM INFORMATION Overall Record America East Record (Finish) (6th) Veterans Returning/Lost...9/4 Starters Returning/Lost...3/2 Newcomers...3 COACHING STAFF Head Coach... Jenerrie Harris ... Jenerrie_Harris@uml.edu Office Phone Best Time to Contact...Contact Ath. Comm. Career Record (Years) (1) Record at UMass Lowell (Years) (1) Assistant Coach...Kara Kelly Office Phone Kara_Williamson@uml.edu Assistant Coach... Emma Golen Office Phone Emma_Golen@uml.edu Assistant Coach...David Saur Office Phone David_Saur@uml.edu Director of Operations... Angela Anthony Office Phone Angela_Anthony@uml.edu MILESTONE WATCH 1000 Points...Lindsey Doucette (720) 500 Points...Melissa Frase (412)... Nicole Hayner (278) 750 Rebounds...Lindsey Doucette (581) 250 Rebounds... Kayla Gibbs (120)... Lauren Parra (107) 200 Assists...Melissa Frase (134) 200 Steals...Lindsey Doucette (154) 100 Steals...Melissa Frase (76) 100 Blocks...Lindsey Doucette (88) UMASS LOWELL IN THE AE Category Rank Actual Scoring Offense Scoring Defense FG% FG% Defense FG Made/Game FG% FT% Rebound Margin Turnover Margin Assists/Game Blocks/Game Steals/Game T Category Player Rank Actual Scoring Nicole Hayner Rebounding Kayla Gibbs T FG% Kayla Gibbs FT% Kayla Gibbs T FG% Melissa Frase FG Made Nicole Hayner T Steals/Game Nicole Hayner T Blocks/Game Lindsey Doucette T Nicole Riddick T Katherine Smith T Off. Rebs. Nicole Riddick T Kayla Gibbs T Def. Rebs. Kayla Gibbs T

6 HIGH/LOW ANALYSIS High Low Points scored 53, 2x, last at CCSU (11.14) Points in 1st quarter 10, at CCSU (11.17) 7, at Maryland (11.14) Points in 2nd quarter 14, at CCSU (11.17) 12, at Maryland (11.14) Points in 1st half 24, at CCSU (11.17) 19, at Maryland (11.14) Points in 3rd quarter 19, at CCSU (11.17) 12, at Maryland (11.14) Points in 4th quarter 22, at Maryland (11.14) 10, at CCSU (11.17) Points in 2nd half 34, at Maryland (11.14) 29, at CCSU (11.17) Points allowed 102, at Maryland (11.14) 64, at CCSU (11.17) Points allowed in 1st q 30, at Maryland (11.14) 12, at CCSU (11.17) Points allowed in 2nd q 28, at Maryland (11.14) 13, at CCSU (11.17) Points allowed in 1st h 58, at Maryland (11.14) 25, at CCSU (11.17) Points allowed in 3rd q 20, 2x, last at CCSU (11.17) Points allowed in 4th q 24, at Maryland (11.14) 19, at CCSU (11.17) Points allowed in 2nd h 44, at Maryland (11.14) 39, at CCSU (11.17) FG 20, at CCSU (11.17) 19, at Maryland (11.14) FGA 60, at Maryland (11.14) 55, at CCSU (11.17) FG% 36.4, at CCSU (11.17) 31.7, at Maryland (11.14) Opp. FG 46.3, at Maryland (11.14) 45.8, at CCSU (11.17) 3 pt 7, at Maryland (11.14) 3, at CCSU (11.17) 3 pt FGA 23, at Maryland (11.14) 13, at CCSU (11.17) Opp. 3 pt 9, at Maryland (11.14) 4, at CCSU (11.17) 3 pt FGA 24, at Maryland (11.14) 9, at CCSU (11.17) Opp. 3 pt % 46.3, at Maryland (11.14) 44.4, at CCSU (11.17) FTM 10, at CCSU (11.17) 8, at Maryland (11.14) FTA 20, at CCSU (11.17) 13, at Maryland (11.14) FT% 61.5, at Maryland (11.14) 50.0, at CCSU (11.17) Reb 35, at CCSU (11.17) 34, at Maryland (11.14) Off. reb 13, at CCSU (11.17) 9, at Maryland (11.14) 2nd chance 11, at CCSU (11.17) 10, at Maryland (11.14) Def. reb 25, at Maryland (11.14) 22, at CCSU (11.17) Opp. reb 53, at Maryland (11.14) 41, at CCSU (11.17) Opp. off. reb 20, at Maryland (11.14) 15, at CCSU (11.17) Opp. 2nd chance 25, at Maryland (11.14) 10, at CCSU (11.17) Opp. def reb 33, at Maryland (11.14) 26, at CCSU (11.17) Assists 13, at Maryland (11.14) 9, at CCSU (11.17) Blocks 3, at CCSU (11.17) 2, at Maryland (11.14) Steals 8, 2x, last at CCSU (11.17) Points in Paint 32, at CCSU (11.17) 16, at Maryland (11.17) Bench Points 19, at CCSU (11.17) 10, at Maryland (11.17) RECORD WHEN Home Away Day Game Night Game Playing ranked team Game decided by 1-5 points Game decided by 6-10 points Game decided by points Game decided by 20+ points Leading at the half Trailing at the half Tied at the half Leading with 5:00 left Trailing with 5:00 left Tied with 5:00 left Playing in overtime Outrebounding opponent Opp. outrebounds UMass Lowell Tying Opp. in rebounds Shooting 45% or better Shooting less than 45% Opp. shoots 45% or better Opp. shoots less than 45% Shooting better than Opp Opp. shoots better than UMass Lowell Tying Opp. in shooting Scoring 70 or more Scoring less than Opp. scores 70 or more Opp. scores less than Making 7 or more 3s Making less than 7 3s Having 15 or less TOs Having 16 or more TOs Having more TOs than Opp Having less TOs than Opp Tying Opp. in TOs Winning opening tip Scoring first Playing on Sunday Playing on Monday Playing on Tuesday Playing on Wednesday Playing on Thursday Playing on Friday Playing on Saturday Playing on Sunday Playing in November Playing in December Playing in January Playing in February Playing in March

7 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS UMass Lowell Women's Basketball UMass Lowell Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 19, 2015) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 01 GIBBS, Kayla RUDOLPH, Brianna MITCHELL-OWENS, A RIDDICK, Nicole BUTLER, Nazarae FRASE, Melissa PARRA, Lauren DOUCETTE, Lindsey HAYNER, Nicole SMITH, Katherine Team Total Opponents

8 JENERRIE HARRIS HEAD COACH Second Season Career Record: Jenerrie Harris enters her second year at the helm of the River Hawks after being named the seventh head coach in program history on June 26, Harris first season in the Mill City was the most successful for a rookie head coach, as the team finished with an overall record of and 7-9 mark in America East play. She picked up her first win as a head coach in a triumph over Mt. Ida on November 24th, before her squad beat Fairleigh Dickinson, 78-67, for her first victory against a Division I opponent on Nov. 30th. Harris was also selected as one of 30 coaches across the nation to take part in the Center For Coaching Excellence by the Women s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA). In her time in Annapolis, Harris was a part of three regular season championship teams and three Patriot League Tournament Championship teams that qualified for the NCAA Tournament. During a historic season, Harris helped the Midshipmen win their first outright regular season championship while winning the most games in school history. She was also an integral part during the teams campaign where they earned the Naval Academy s first NCAA Tournament appearance. Her previous positions include being an assistant coach at Wright State from 2006 to 2009 and Longwood from 2005 to At Wright State she helped recruit former Washington Mystics guard Shey Peddy. Playing under Head Coach Bernadette Mattox, Harris became the first walk-on during Mattox s tenure to earn a scholarship and start at the University of Kentucky. Harris graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in sociology in The 14 wins nearly tripled the program s win total from the season. Harris also saw Shannon Samuels named to the America East All-Conference Second Team for the second consecutive year, as well as Lindsey Doucette named to the America East All-Defensive Team. The River Hawks decision over Vermont was their 13th win of the year and gave Harris the most wins in their first season of any of the seven coaches in program history. Harris tied Deborah Preis ( 76-77) with 12 victories when UMass Lowell beat New Hampshire, 70-65, at the Tsongas Center on Feb. 21. Harris came to Lowell after serving as the associate head coach to Stefanie Pemper at Navy during the season. Prior to being promoted she had spent four years as an assistant coach to Pemper.

9 KAYLA GIBBS Sophomore Forward Teaneck, N.J. (Teaneck) AT A GLANCE: Scored 12 points and grabbed eight rebounds in 25 minutes against Maryland (11.14)... Recorded 12 points and 7 rebounds on 5-of-7 shooting at CCSU (11.17) SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season... 12, 2x, last at CCSU (11.17) Career... 16, vs. UNH ( ) Season... 5, 2x, last at CCSU (11.17) Career... 6, 2x, last, vs. UNH ( ) Career... N/A GIBBS BY THE NUMBERS Season... 2, 2x, last at CCSU (11.17) Career... 5, 3x, last vs. Stony Brook ( ) Season... 2, 2x, last at CCSU (11.17) Career... 6, at Providence ( ) Season...8, at Maryland (11.14) Career... 12, vs. (1.8.15) Career... 2, 5x, last at Vermont ( ) Career... 1, 4x, at Vermont ( ) Season...1, at CCSU (11.17) Career...2, 4x, last at Vermont ( ) Season...25, at Maryland (11.14) Career... 33, at Hartford ( ) TOTAL

10 BRIANNA RUDOLPH 4 Sophomore Guard 5-7 Lynn, Mass. (St. Mary s) AT A GLANCE: Made season debut at CCSU, played 16 minutes and scored four points (11.17)... SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season...4, at CCSU (11.17) Career... 18, vs. Mount Ida ( ) Season...1, at CCSU (11.17) Career...8, 2x, last at (2.4.15) Career... 2, 4x, last vs. Albany ( ) Season... 2, at CCSU (11.17) Career...4, at Albany Season...4, at CCSU (11.17) Career...6, at Albany (2.7.15) Season...2, at CCSU (11.17) Career... 7, vs. St. Francis Brkln ( ) Season...1, at CCSU (11.17) Career... 4, vs. Binghamton (2.1.15) Career... 2, 2x, last vs. Binghamton (2.1.15) Career... 3, vs. Binghamton (2.1.15) Season...16, at CCSU (11.17) Career... 34, vs. Hartford ( ) RUDOLPH BY THE NUMBERS TOTAL

11 5 Sophomore Guard 5-6 Buffalo, N.Y. (Cardinal O Hara) AT A GLANCE: Picked up one start in 27 appearances... in 15.6 mpg she averaged 3.9 ppg, 1.5 rpg, 1.4 apg while shooting 44.7% (34-76) from the floor and 38.7% (12-31) from beyond the arc... picked up her first collegiate start against Mt. Ida, notching season-high s in three-pointers (3) and assists (7) (11.24)... set career highs in points (14) and steals (5) at Vermont (2.26)... scored in double-figures twice... second on the team in three-point percentage... made 24 of 34 (70.6%) free throw attempts, setting personal bests in both made (7) and attempted (10) at UAlbany (2.7)... grabbed her career-high five rebounds against Binghamton (2.1). Stats JONTAY WALTON BY THE NUMBERS SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season... N/A Career... 14, at Vermont ( ) Season... N/A Career...5, 2x, last at Vermont ( ) Season... N/A Career... 3, vs. Mount Ida ( ) Season... N/A Career... 7, at Albany (2.7.15) Season... N/A Career... 10, at Albany (2.7.15) Season... N/A Career... 5, vs. Binghamton (2.1.15) Season... N/A Career... 7, vs. Mount Ida ( ) Season... N/A Career... N/A Season... N/A Career... 5, at Vermont ( ) Season... N/A Career... 31, vs. Maine ( ) N/A TOTAL

12 ASIA MITCHELL-OWENS 12 Junior Guard 5-8 Roxbury, Mass. (Oliver Ames) AT A GLANCE: Scored five points, recorded one steal and one assist at Maryland (11.17)... Added four points in 10 minutes against CCSU (11.17)... SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season... 5, at Maryland (11.14) Career...15, 2x, last vs. URI ( ) Season... 2, at Maryland (11.14) Career... 6, at St. Francis Brklyn ( ) Season... 1, at Maryland (11.14) Career...5, vs. Rhode Island ( ) MITCHELL-OWENS BY THE NUMBERS Season... 2, at CCSU (11.17) Career... 3, at Vermont ( ) Season... 2, at CCSU (11.17) Career... 3, at Vermont ( ) Season... 1, at Maryland (11.14) Career...6, 2x, last at Columbia ( ) Season... 1, at Maryland (11.14) Career... 4, 2x, last vs. Vermont ( ) Season...N/A Career...2, vs. Mount Ida ( ) Season... 1, at Maryland (11.24) Career... 3, 2x, last vs. Mount Ida ( ) Season... 13, at Maryland (11.14) Career... 28, at Columbia ( ) TOTAL

13 NICOLE RIDDICK Sophomore Forward Albany, N.Y. Colonie Central AT A GLANCE: Recorded one point, three rebounds and one steal at Maryland (11.14)... Snagged eight boards and scored two points with two assists at CCSU (11.17)... SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season...2, at CCSU (11.17) Career...10, vs. St. Francis Brklyn ( ) Season...1, at CCSU (11.17) Career...5, vs. St. Francis Brklyn ( ) Career... N/A Season...1, at Maryland (11.14) Career...2, 2x, last vs. Stony Brook Season... 2, 2x, last at CCSU (11.17) Career... 2, 4x, last at CCSU ( ) Season...8, at CCSU (11.17) Career...8, at CCSU ( ) Season...2, at CCSU (11.17) Career...2, at CCSU ( ) Season...1, at CCSU (11.17) Career... 1, 6x, last at CCSU ( ) Season...1, at CCSU (11.17) Career... 1, 5x, last at CCSU ( ) Season...27, at CCSU (11.17) Career...27, at CCSU ( ) RIDDICK BY THE NUMBERS TOTAL

14 NAZARAE BUTLER Freshma Guard Columbus, Ohio (Columbus Africentric) AT A GLANCE: Made collegiate debut at Maryland (11.14), scored two points and grabbed four rebounds, added two assists in 26 minutes... scored career-high six points, six rebounds, and first career steal in 30 minutes at CCSU (11.17) SEASON HIGHS Season...6, at CCSU (11.17) Season...2, at CCSU (11.17) Season... N/A Season... 2, 2x, last at CCSU BUTLER BY THE NUMBERS Season... 4, 2x, last at CCSU (11.17) Season...6, at CCSU (11.17) Season...2, at Maryland (11.14) Season...1, at CCSU (11.17) Season...30, at CCSU (11.17) TOTAL

15 MELISSA FRASE Senior Guard Tamworth, N.H. (Kennett) AT A GLANCE: Scored three points, grabbed career-high four rebounds and dished out career-high five assists at Maryland (11.14)... scored five points in 18 minutes at CCSU (11.17) SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season... 5, at CCSU (11.17) Career...16, vs. Providence ( ) Season... 2, at CCSU (11.17) Career...6, vs. Providence ( ) Season...1, 2x, last at CCSU (11.17) Career...3, 9x, last at Vermont Season...N/A Career... 3, vs. Providence ( ) Season... 2, at CCSU (11.17) Career...4, 2x, last vs. Bryant ( ) Season... 4, at Maryland (11.14) Career... 5, 2x, last vs. St. Francis ( ) Season... 5, at Maryland (11.14) Career...8, at Providence ( ) Season...N/A Career...1, 4x, last at Vermont (2.26) Season...1, 2x, last at CCSU (11.17) Career...4, vs. Southern N.H. ( ) Season... 29, at Maryland (11.14) Career... 36, vs. FDU ( ) FRASE BY THE NUMBERS TOTAL

16 ODA SHACKELFORD Freshman Forward Edinburgh, Ind. (Southwestern) AT A GLANCE: 1000-point scorer at Southwestern holds the school records for career rebounds, blocks and field goal percentage named to the All-Conference team three times. SEASON HIGHS Season... @Albany Career Stats SHACKELFORD BY THE NUMBERS N/A TOTAL N/A

17 LAUREN PARRA Junior Forward Islip, N.Y. (St. John the Baptist) AT A GLANCE: Recorded one steal and three rebounds at Maryland (11.14)... SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Career...4, vs. Central Conn. ( ) Career...2, vs. Central Conn. (11.22) Career... N/A Career...1, at Duke DNP Career... 2, 6x, last vs. Albany ( ) Season...3, at Maryland (11.14) Career... 10, vs. Rhode Island ( ) Career... 2, at Holy Cross ( ) Career... 2, 5x, last vs. Bryant ( ) Season...1, at Maryland (11.14) Career...2, vs. FDU ( ) Season...10, at Maryland (11.14) Career... 27, vs. Rhode Island ( ) PARRA BY THE NUMBERS TOTAL

18 LINDSEY DOUCETTE Senior Forward Hopkinton, Mass. (Hopkinton) AT A GLANCE: Recorded 10 points and eight rebounds in 24 minutes at Maryland (11.14)... scored four points and grabbed four reboounds with two blocks against CCSU (11.17)... SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season at Maryland (11.14) Career... 24, vs. Binghamton (1.7.14) Season... 4, at Maryland(11.14) Career... 10, vs. Binghamton (1.7.14) Season... 1, at Maryland (11.14) Career... 4, vs. Mercy Season... 2, at CCSU (11.17) Career...8, vs. New Hampshire ( ) Season... 2, at CCSU (11.17) Career...9, vs. New Hampshire ( ) Season... 8, at Maryland (11.14) Career... 14, vs. Binghamton (1.7.14) Season... 2, at CCSU (11.17) Career...5, at (2.4.15) Season... 2, at CCSU (11.17) Career... 4, 2x, last vs. Stony Brook ( ) Season...N/A Career... 5, 7x, last vs. Vermont ( ) Season... 29, at CCSU (11.17) Career... 38, vs. Albany ( ) DOUCETTE BY THE NUMBERS TOTAL

19 NICOLE HAYNER Junior Guard Bedford, N.H. (Bishop Guertin) AT A GLANCE: Scored team-high 15 points at Maryland (11.14), set career-high with three assists... Recorded 12 points, three assists and career-high four steals in 36 minutes at CCSU (11.17) SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Season... 15, at Maryland (11.14) Career...18, at Rhode Island ( ) Season... 5, at Maryland (11.14) Career...6, 2x, last at URI ( ) Season... 4, at Maryland (11.14) Career...5, vs. Providence ( ) Season... 2, at CCSU (11.17) Career...4, at Stony Brook Season... 4, at CCSU (11.17) Career...4, at Stony Brook ( ) Season... 2, at CCSU (11.17) Career... 6, at Duke ( ) Season...3,, 2x, last at CCSU (11.17) Career...3, 2x, last at CCSU ( ) Season...N/A Career... 2, vs. Central Conn. ( ) Season... 4, at CCSU (11.17) Career... 4, at CCSU ( ) Season... 36, at CCSU (11.17) Career... 36, at CCSU ( ) HAYNER BY THE NUMBERS TOTAL

20 KATHERINE SMITH Freshman Forward Fort Wayne, Ind. (Canterbury) AT A GLANCE: Made collegiate debut at Marlyand (11.14), scored five points and dished out two assists... Scored four points with two rebounds at CCSU (11.17)... SEASON HIGHS Season...5, at Maryland (11.14) Season... 2, 2x, last at CCSU (11.17) Season...1, at Maryland (11.14) SMITH BY THE NUMBERS Season...2, at Maryland (11.14) Season... 2, 2x, last at CCSU (11.17) Season...2, at Maryland (11.14) Season...1, at Maryland (11.14) Season...1, at Maryland (11.14) Season...21, at Maryland (11.14) TOTAL

21 Kayla Gibbs 5-11 So. F Teaneck, N.J. Brianna Rudolph 5-7 So. G Lynn, Mass. Jontay Walton 5-6 So. G Buffalo, N.Y. Asia Mitchell-Owens 5-8 Jr. G Roxbury, Mass Nicole Riddick 5-7 So F Albany, N.Y. Nazarae Butler 6-0 Fr. G Columbus, Ohio Melissa Frase 5-7 Sr. G Tamworth, N.H. Oda Shackelford 6-2 Fr. F Edinburgh, Ind Lauren Parra 6-1 Jr. F Islip, N.Y. Lindsey Doucette 6-3 Sr. F Hopkinton, Mass. Nicole Hayner 5-10 Jr. G Bedford, N.H. Katherine Smith 6-2 Fr. F Fort Wayne, Ind. Jenerrie Harris Head Coach Second Season Kara Kelly Assistant Coach Second Season Emma Golen Assistant Coach First Season David Saur Assistant Coach First Season Angela Anthony Dir. of Operations First Season