BEARCATS. SBU (1-2) vs QUINCY LADY HAWKS (4-0) SBU (1-2) vs DRURY LADY PANTHERS (3-1) SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UNIVERSITY

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1 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UNIVERSITY BEARCATS WOMEN S BASKETBALL GAME Notes SCHEDULE SBU BEARCATS 67 11/5 Saint Louis (exh.) L Saint Louis, Mo. - Quincy Tip-Off Classic - November 20 & 21 11/20 Maryville W Quincy, Ill. 11/21 Quincy L Quincy, Ill. 11/24 Northeastern State L Bolivar, Mo. - SBU Thanksgiving Classic - November 27 & 28 11/27 Drury vs Central Missouri 12:00 Bolivar, Mo. 11/27 Quincy 6:00 Bolivar, Mo. 11/28 Central Missouri vs Quincy 12:00 Bolivar, Mo. 11/28 Drury 8:00 Bolivar, Mo. 12/2 Central Missouri* 5:30 Warrensburg, Mo. 12/8 Georgetown 6:00 Washington, D.C. 12/12 Pittsburg State* 5:30 Bolivar, Mo. 12/21 Ouachita Baptist 7:00 Bolivar, Mo. 12/28 Missouri Southern* 7:00 Joplin, Mo. 12/30 Truman State* 5:30 Kirksville, Mo. 1/2 Emporia State* 5:30 Bolivar, Mo. 1/5 Washburn* 5:30 Bolivar, Mo. 1/9 Fort Hays State* 2:00 Hays, Kan. 1/14 Nebraska-Omaha* 5:30 Bolivar, Mo. 1/16 Northwest Missouri St.* 1:30 Maryville, Mo. 1/19 Missouri Western* 5:30 Bolivar, Mo. 1/23 Central Missouri* 5:30 Bolivar, Mo. 1/30 Missouri Southern* 5:30 Bolivar, Mo. 2/3 Pittsburg State* 5:30 Pittsburg, Kan. 2/6 Truman State* 1:30 Bolivar, Mo. 2/10 Emporia State* 5:30 Emporia, Kan. 2/13 Washburn* 5:30 Topeka, Kan. 2/18 Fort Hays State* 5:30 Bolivar, Mo. 2/20 Nebraska-Omaha* 1:30 Omaha, Neb. 2/23 Northwest Missouri St.* 5:30 Bolivar, Mo. 2/27 Missouri Western* 5:30 St. Joseph, Mo. 3/4-7 MIAA Tournament TBD Kansas City, Mo. 3/12-15 NCAA Division II Regionals TBD Campus sites * MIAA game Home games in bold SBU Director of Athletic Media Relations: Justin Wollard Office: (417) Cell: (417) Fax (417) jwollard@sbuniv.edu SBU AMR Assistant: Greg Gorham ggorham@sbuniv.edu SBU Media Relations Staff: Aline Lopes, Wes Godsy, Patty Wallace, Shelby Martin, Cody Hillyard, Jeremy Couch, Karl Goss, Sarah Helton, Jessica Rollins MID-AMERICA INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION WOMEN SB BASKETBALL STANDINGS MIAA OVERALL W L Pct. W L Pct. Emporia St NW MO St Fort Hays St Washburn Central Mo Mo. Southern Pittsburg St Truman Neb.-Omaha SBU Mo. Western vs NORTHEASTERN ST. RIVERHAWKS 71 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, :00 PM BOLIVAR, MO MEYER SPORTS CENTER SBU (1-2) vs QUINCY LADY HAWKS (4-0) FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, :00 PM SBU (1-2) vs DRURY LADY PANTHERS (3-1) SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, :00 PM SBU THANKSGIVING CLASSIC BOLIVAR, MO MEYER SPORTS CENTER RADIO: KBFL 99.9 FM INTERNET AUDIO: (ALL GAMES) LIVE STATS: www2.sidearmstats.com/sbuniv/wbball/ The SBU Bearcats prepare this weekend s SBU Thanksgiving Classic, after falling to Northeastern State on Tuesday in the Bearcats home opener. SBU will take on two of the Great Lakes Valley Conference s top teams, when they rematch with Quincy and then meet up with Drury. The Bearcats were runner-up in the Quincy Tip-Off Tournament last week, defeating Division II newcomer Maryville, before falling to the host Quincy Lady Hawks. Senior Rachel Graves was the leading scorer in both games, and was named to the all-tournament team. Ashleigh Gallio had 11 points in her SBU debut against Maryville, and was able to follow up that performance the next night with 13 points and 7 assists against Quincy. Junior guard Courtney Heady had a strong opener against Maryville, when she tied a Quincy Tournament record with six treys. THE COACHES AND THE ALL-TIME SERIES J.C. Carter begins his second year as head coach of the Bearcats. Last season, he led SBU to a road upset in conference play over nationally ranked Emporia State, as well as a berth in the MIAA Tournament. Randy Gipson is the head coach for the RiverHawks, and over ten consecutive winning seasons in Tahlequah, has put together a record. Gipson has been named the Lone Star Conference North Division Coach of the Year five times, including three consecutive years, from The head coach for the Quincy Lady Hawks is J.D. Gravina, who is entering his third season with a school record of 50-15, and a career mark of Quincy has earned two consecutive NCAA Tournament berths during Gravina s tenure, as well as a GLVC regular-season title last year. Steve Harold is starting his second year as coach at Drury; last season the Lady Panthers reached the NCAA Tournament, and looks to be even stronger as they return all five starters from that squad. SBU leads the all-time series against Northeastern State and Quincy, 7-4 and 6-2, respectively. The Bearcats have matched up against Drury only one other time in school history, a loss back in NOTE: All of SBU s athletic teams are Bearcats, regardless of gender. Please refer to SBU women s teams as Bearcats, rather than Lady Bearcats or Lady Cats. Thanks for your cooperation SBU BASKETBALL Check out the all-new sbubearcats.com

2 WBCA/ESPN COACHES POLL Poll #1: November 24, 2009 Rank Institution - First Place Votes Previous Record Points 1 Michigan Technological Univ Franklin Pierce University (N.H.) California University of Pennsylvania Delta State University (Miss.) Fort Lewis College (Colo.) Minnesota State University, Mankato Emporia State University (Kan.) University of Alaska Anchorage West Texas A&M University University of Indianapolis (Ind.) Gannon University (Pa.) University of California-San Diego Clayton State University (Ga.) Seattle Pacific University (Wash.) Northern Kentucky University Washburn University (Kan.) University of Tampa (Fla.) University of Central Oklahoma Quincy University (Ill.) Drury University (Mo.) nr Stonehill College (Mass.) Francis Marion University (S.C.) NR Lenoir-Rhyne University (N.C.) Johnson C. Smith University (N.C.) NR Holy Family University (Pa.) Dropped Out: Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Hillsdale College (Mich.), Grand Valley State University (Mich.). Others Receiving Votes: University of South Carolina-Aiken 45; Lander University (S.C.) - 43; Concordia University, St. Paul (Minn.) - 34; Carson-Newman College (Tenn.) - 33; Arkansas Tech University - 32; Virginia State University - 28; Shaw University (N.C.) - 19; Indiana University of Pennsylvania - 18; Augustana College (S.D.) - 16; Millersville University of Pennsylvania - 16; Minnesota State University, Moorhead - 14; Grand Valley State University (Mich.) - 13; Bentley University (Mass.) - 12; Fort Valley State University (Ga.) - 12; College of Saint Rose (N.Y.) - 10; Barton College (N.C.) - 9; Caldwell College (N.J.) - 9; Georgia College & State University - 8; Hillsdale College (Mich.) - 8; Philadelphia University (Pa.) - 7; Rollins College (Fla.) - 5; Seton Hill University (Pa.) - 5; University of Findlay (Ohio) - 5; University of The Incarnate Word (Texas) - o 5; Texas Woman s University - 4; Valdosta State University (Ga.) - 4; West Chester University of Pennsylvania - 4; Molloy College (N.Y.) - 3; Ouachita Baptist University (Ark.) - 3; Southeastern Oklahoma State University - 3; Adams State College (Colo.) - 2; University of Charleston (W. Va.) - 2; Nova Southeastern University (Fla.) - 1; University of Minnesota-Duluth - 1. SBU opponents in bold SCOUTING THE OPPONENTS The RiverHawks started the season at the Disney Tip-Off Classic, where they went 2-1, losing a one point game to Gannon before defeating North Alabama and Shippensburg. Northeastern State has won four of its last five games, the only loss coming to St. Mary s (Tex.) in the St. Mary s Classic. Jasmine Webb is the leading scorer, averaging 10.3 points per game. The offensive attack could come from anywhere, however, as NSU already has seven different players who have scored in double figures in the early season. Quincy has started the season 3-0, after defeating Culver-Stockton at home and winning the Quincy Tip-Off Tournament. Forwards Lindsey Stellflue and Courtney Shuman have led the Lady Hawks so far; Stellflue is averaging 17 points a game along with 3.7 assists. Shuman recorded a double-double in the game against SBU last week, with 18 points and 11 rebounds. Stephanie Wagner and Janette Burgin are both averaging double figures so far as well. The Drury Lady Panthers have also started their season 3-0, including an upset win over Grand Valley State (Mich.), as well as two wins in their home tournament against Texas A&M-Commerce and Missouri Western. The Lady Panthers have five players averaging double figures, including Kansas University transfer Lindsay Ballweg, with 20 points a game. Other big threats for Drury include senior forward Melanie Oliver (12.3 ppg, 11.3 rpg), and guard Ja Nell Jones (10.7 ppg, 7.3 apg) FACTS ABOUT THE NORTHEASTERN STATE RIVERHAWKS Location: Tahlequah, Okla. Enrollment: 9,200 Founded: 1909 Nickname: RiverHawks Colors: Green and White Conference: Lone Star Affiliation: NCAA Division II President: Dr. Don Betz Athletic Director: Jeff Konya Home Court: Dobbins Field House (1,200) WBB SID: Scott Pettus Office Phone: (918) pettusr@nsuok.edu Web site: Head Coach: Randy Gipson (11th year) Alma Mater: Kentucky (1979) Career Record: School Record: Office Phone: (918) Assistant Coaches: Matt Cole and Amanda Barnes Overall Record: Conference Record: 8-6 (4th-N) Postseason Play: Conf. Tourney Starters Returning/Lost: N/A Lettermen Returning/Lost: N/A Top Returners: Alix Perkins (G, 5-8, So.) Jasmine Webb (F, 5-11, Jr.) Series Record: SBU leads 7-4 FACTS ABOUT THE QUINCY LADY HAWKS Location: Quincy, Ill. Enrollment: 1,860 Founded: 1868 Nickname: Lady Hawks Colors: Brown, White and Gold Conference: Great Lakes Valley Affiliation: NCAA Division II President: Dr. Robert Gervasi Athletic Director: Marty Bell Home Court: Pepsi Arena (2,500) WBB SID: Brian Lovellette Office Phone: (217) lovelbr@quincy.edu Web site: Head Coach: J.D. Gravina (3rd year) Alma Mater: William Jewell (2000) Career Record: (.586) (5th year) School Record: Office Phone: (217) x3520 Assistant Coaches: Brittany Carper Overall Record: Conference Record: 15-1 (1st) Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 11/4 Top Returners: Lindsey Stelflue (F, 5-11, Sr.) 11.0 ppg, 4.0 rpg; Whitnae Irby (G, 5-6, Sr.) 6.2 ppg, 2.3 rpg Series Record: SBU leads 6-2 FACTS ABOUT THE DRURY LADY PANTHERS Location: Springfield, Mo. Enrollment: 1,600 Founded: 1873 Nickname: Lady Panthers Colors: Scarlet and Gray Conference: Great Lakes Valley Affiliation: NCAA Division II President: Todd Parnell Athletic Director: Pat Atwell Home Court: Weiser Gym (2,200) WBB SID: Scott Puryear Office Phone: (417) Office Fax: (417) Press Row: (541) Web site: Head Coach: Steve Harold (2nd year) Alma Mater: Glenville State (1987) Career Record: School Record: Office Phone: (417) Assistant Coaches: Shelly Jones and John Nicolais Overall Record: Conference Record: 12-1 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/4 Top Returners: Lindsay Ballweg (G/F, 5-10 Sr.) 15.5 ppg, 3.0rpg Melanie Oliver (F, 5-11 Sr.) 12.3ppg, 8.5 rpg Katie Pritchard (G, 5-7 So.) 12.1 ppg 2.4 rpg Series Record: Drury leads SBU BASKETBALL Check out the all-new sbubearcats.com

3 Bearcat ProbablE Starters Facts about SBU Location...Bolivar, Mo. Founded Enrollment...3,600 School Colors...Purple and White Arena... Meyer Sports Center Capacity Affiliation...NCAA Division II 4 - COURTNEY HEADY G, 5-7, Jr. Irving, Texas 42 - MIA GILREATH G/F, 5-11, So. Omaha, Neb RACHEL GRAVES F, 5-9, Sr. Springfield, Mo ASHLEIGH GALLIO G, 5-8, Jr. Millicent, Australia Bearcat BENCH 54 - ABBEY FRAZIER C, 6-2, Fr. Louisburg, Mo. Conference...MIAA President... Dr. Pat Taylor Interim ADs... Mike Pitts/Renae Myles Starters Returning/Lost... 3/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 4/11 Last season MIAA last season (t-8th) Postseason... MIAA Tournament... 1st round ( 08-09) Last NCAA appearance SHALONDA GEORGE F, 5-11, Jr. Denham Springs, La JASMINE SANFORD F, 5-10, Sr. Brewton, Ala KOURTNI WILLIAMS G, 5-11, Fr. Fayetteville, Ark CARISSA MORRILL C, 6-5, Sr. Manhattan, Kan. NEXT UP FOR THE SBU BEARCATS Next week may not be as hectic for the Bearcats, as they only have one game, but it s a big one, as SBU opens up conference play when they head to Warrensburg on Wednesday night to face the Central Missouri Jennies. Central Missouri is 2-1 on the year, defeating Graceland, then winning against Texas A&M-Kingsville, before falling to Minnesota-Duluth in the Jennies Classic at home. Ana Migueres (15.0 ppg) and Deidra Dace (13.3 ppg) lead the Jennies, while Rebecca Roberts is a boost to the offense, coming off the bench to average 13.7 points per game, along with eight rebounds FREDDIE SIMS G, 5-8, Fr. Kansas City, Mo WHITNEY MALONE F, 5-10, Jr. Atoka, Tenn CHASITY PRINCE F, 5-11, Fr. Columbia, Mo KRISTEN LINK F, 6-2, Fr. Fair Grove, Mo SBU BASKETBALL Check out the all-new sbubearcats.com 3

4 SBU BEARCATS NUMERICAL ROSTER # Name Pos. Hgt. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) Comments 3 Shalonda George F 5-11 Jr. Denham Springs, La. (SW Tenn CC) Averaged 9 boards per game at juco level 4 Courtney Heady G 5-7 Jr. Irving, Tex. (Faith Christian) Shooting nearly 60% from three-point 12 Jasmine Sanford G 5-10 Jr. Brewton, Ala. (Alabama State) Led SBU with 26 blocks in half a season 20 Kourtni Williams F 5-11 Fr. Fayetteville, Ark. (Fayetteville HS) Two-time All-State for 7A state champs 22 Carissa Morrill C 6-5 Sr. Manhattan, Kan. (Fordham) Led Jayhawk Conference in blocked shots 30 Freddie Sims G 5-8 Fr. Kansas City, Mo. (Raytown So. HS) As minutes go up, points go up - 8 vs NSU 31 Whitney Malone F 5-10 Jr. Atoka, Tenn. (Tennessee-Martin) Four-time all-district in high school 32 Rachel Graves G 5-9 Sr. Springfield, Mo. (Parkview HS) 08-09: Ranked in MIAA top 10 in 6 areas 34 Ashleigh Gallio G 5-8 Jr. Millicent, Australia (Kansas City CC) Averaging six assists per game so far 42 Mia Gilreath G 5-11 So. Omaha, Neb. (Burke HS) Led team in rebounds in 6 games in Chasity Prince F 5-11 Fr. Columbia, Mo. (Hickman HS) Five points in each of first three games 45 Kristen Link F 6-2 Fr. Fair Grove, Mo. (Fair Grove HS) Played in limited action at QU Tourney 54 Abbey Frazier C 6-2 Fr. Louisburg, Kan. (Louisburg HS) 11 points, seven rebounds vs Quincy PRONUNCIATIONS Heady HEAD - e Morrill moral Gallio GAL - lee - oh Mia ME - uh GIL - wreath Head Coach: J.C. Carter (in 2nd season at SBU and overall) SBU (1999) Assistant Coach: Caleb Harrison (Indiana St.) Assistant Coach: Dan Stander (Missouri St.) Student Assistant: Tashia Pratt (SBU) SBU BEARCATS ROSTER BREAKDOWN by Experience Total Squad Members...13 Seniors...3 Carissa Morrill, Rachel Graves, Jasmine Sanford Juniors...4 Shalonda George, Courtney Heady, Whitney Malone, Ashleigh Gallio Sophomores...1 Mia Gilreath Freshmen...5 Kourtni Williams, Freddie Sims, Chasity Prince, Kristen Link, Abbey Frazier Returning Letterwinners...4 Rachel Graves, Courtney Heady, Jasmine Sanford, Mia Gilreath Letterwinners not returning...11 Amber Aikens, Jaime Garrett, Darla Gatschenberger, Erica Smith, Lauren Eagles, Courtney Creed, LaCora Beamon, Tashia Pratt, Cortney Shewmaker, Kayla Carson, Briana Fugitt Returning Starters...3 Rachel Graves, Jasmine Sanford, Mia Gilreath Starters Not Returning...3 Courtney Creed, Cortney Shewmaker, Jamie Garrett by STATE ALABAMA (1) Jasmine Sanford (Brewton) ARKANSAS (1) Kourtni Williams (Fayetteville) KANSAS (2) Carissa Morrill (Manhattan) Abbey Frazier (Louisburg) LOUISIANA (1) Shalonda George (Denham Springs) MISSOURI (4) Freddie Sims (Kansas City) Chasity Prince (Columbia) Kristen Link (Fair Grove) Rachel Graves (Springfield) NEBRASKA (1) Mia Gilreath (Omaha) TENNESSEE (1) Whitney Malone (Atoka) TEXAS (1) Courtney Heady (Irving) AUSTRALIA (1) Ashleigh Gallio (Millicent) by HEIGHT Carissa Morrill Kristen Link...Abbey Frazier Shalonda George...Kourtni Williams...Mia Gilreath... Chasity Prince Jasmine Sanford... Whitney Malone Rachel Graves Freddie Sims...Ashleigh Gallio Courtney Heady SBU BASKETBALL Check out the all-new sbubearcats.com

5 LAST GAMES FOR THE SBU BEARCATS SBU Bearcat women fall in home opener to Northeastern State BOLIVAR, Mo. -- The SBU Bearcats dropped their home opener to the Riverhawks of Northeastern State, falling Courtney Heady led the Bearcats (1-2) with 18 points, including four of five from long range. Ashleigh Gallio had 14 points and five assists for the Cats. Jasmine Sanford had a team high seven rebounds. Jasmine Webb led the visitors with 20 points and 10 rebounds and was one of four NSU players in double figures. Both teams struggled offensively initially, with the RiverHawks (5-2) edging the Bearcats in the first half. NSU shot 33% (11 of 33) from the field while SBU was slightly better at 41% (11 of 27). Northeastern would extend their lead in the second half to as much as 12 points, on 57% shooting. After NSU would lead with five minutes remaining, SBU would use a 10-2 run to cut the lead to four. The RiverHawks would hold off the Bearcat rally down the stretch to win by four points. Head coach J.C. Carter said his team struggled to maintain momentum. We had a tough time shooting in stretches and fell asleep on defense at times. We have to play all the way through possessions. We boxed out well but didn t go get the ball. We have to crash the boards. Carter added that game experience is what his team needs most. We scheduled some more physical opponents to get our players, especially the younger ones, ready for conference play. Bearcats fall to Lady Hawks in Quincy Tip-Off final QUINCY, Ill. -- The SBU Bearcats rallied late against Quincy, cutting the lead to four points, before the Lady Hawks pulled away to win in the championship game of the Quincy Tip- Off Tournament. SBU (1-1) was led in scoring by senior Rachel Graves with 19 points. Graves hit five three-pointers for the second straight night and was named to the all-tournament team. Newcomers Ashleigh Gallio and Abbey Frazier were also in double figures for the Bearcats with 13 and 11 points each. Gallio added seven assists while Frazier led with seven rebounds, including five offensive boards. We only got to the free throw line six times, which is something we must get better at, said coach J.C. Carter. We shot well again from outside, but we need to have more post presence. Freshman Abbey Frazier did well tonight. Rachel Graves had another good night for us. When we cut it to four, we missed some shots we probably should have made. Quincy (3-0) was led by Courtney Shuman by with 18 points and 11 points. The Lady Hawks led at the half and outscored SBU in the second half. The Lady Hawks extended their lead to with nine minutes left in the contest. SBU would use a 15-2 run to cut the margin to four with five minutes left. Frazier and Graves each had six points during the Bearcat comeback. Quincy would end the game with a 12-4 streak for the victory. SBU Bearcats win opener over Maryville QUINCY, Ill. -- Courtney Heady s six three-pointers and Rachel Graves career high 27 points led the SBU Bearcats to a season-opening win over the Maryville Saints at the Quincy Tip-Off Tournament. The Bearcats hit 12 of 28 from long distance, including 64% from the floor and from three in the first half. Graves hit five of seven from long range and led with six assists and three steals. Ashleigh Gallio added 11 points along with five assists in her Bearcat debut. I thought our players gave a great effort, said head coach J.C. Carter. We still need to work on some things, but it s good to get a win in the first game. We have a great team, that s very coachable and comes out and plays hard. We shot the ball really well, especially in the first half, Carter continued. The thing that concerned me was giving up 13 offensive rebounds. Our effort and intensity was good. But those offensive rebounds led to second chance points and them getting to the foul line. We were a little shaky, turning the ball over, but that s probably because of having so many freshmen out there. SBU got things going in a hurry in the first half with a steal from Heady and subsequent trey from Graves, giving the Cats a 3-0 lead. The Bearcats would lead the entire game. Their margin was eight points (45-37) at the break and swelled to 14 points in the second half. Mikal Bencomo led the Saints (0-2) with a career-high 21 points MIAA WOMen s Basketball Coaches Preseason Poll School Pts. 1. Emporia State (7) Washburn (1) Pittsburg State (3) Central Missouri Fort Hays State Missouri Southern Nebraska-Omaha Southwest Baptist Northwest Missouri Missouri Western Truman 18 Points awarded on an basis. Coaches could not vote for their own school. OTHER MIAA ACTION November 27 Colorado St.-Pueblo vs Northwest Mo. St. 1 PM Metro St. Thanksgiving Denver, Colo. Mo. Western vs Adams St. 1:00 PM UCCS Thanksgiving Colorado Springs, Colo. Emporia St. vs Ark.-Fort Smith 2:00 MSSU Thanksgiving Classic Avila at Mo. Southern 4:00 PM Missouri Southern Thanksgiving Classic Okla. Panhandle St. at Neb.-Omaha 5:30 PM UNO Thanksgiving Classic Pittsburg St. at Dixie St. 6:30 PM Fort Hays St. at Colorado Mines 7:00 PM Mo.-St. Louis at Washburn 7:30 PM Lady Blues Holiday Classic November 28 Emporia St. vs Avila 1:00 MSSU Thanksgiving Classic Academy of Art vs Pittsburg St. 2:00 St. George, UT Ark.-Fort Smith vs Mo. Southern St. 3:00 PM Missouri Southern Thanksgiving Classic Northwest Mo. St. at Metro St. 3:00 PM MSCD Thanksgiving Classic Mo. Western St. at UC-Colo. Spgs. 3:00 PM UCCS Thanksgiving Classic Fort Hays St. vs Regis (Colo.) 3:00 PM CSM Thanksgiving Golden, Colo. Lincoln (Mo.) at Truman 5:30 PM Rockhurst at Washburn 5:30 PM Lady Blues Holiday Classic Chadron St. at Neb.-Omaha 5:30 PM MIAA WOMen s Basketball MEDIA Preseason Poll School Pts. 1. Emporia State (15) Washburn (12) Pittsburg State (1) Central Missouri Missouri Southern Fort Hays State Nebraska-Omaha Northwest Missouri Southwest Baptist Missouri Western Truman 68 Points awarded on an basis. Coaches could not vote for their own school SBU BASKETBALL Check out the all-new sbubearcats.com 5

6 09-10 SBU BEARCATS SEASON STATISTICS/SCHOOL RECORDS All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 04 Heady,Courtney Sanford,Jasmine Morrill,Carissa Sims,Freddie Malone,Whitney Graves,Rachel Gallio,Ashleigh Gilreath,Mia Prince,Chasity Link,Kristen Frazier,Abbey Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS SBU OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS 3 8 Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals Southwest Baptist Univ Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. 11/20/09 vs Maryville W /21/09 at Quincy L /24/09 NORTHEASTERN STATE L * - Conference game SBU BEARCAT INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS No. PLAYEr opponent (Date) POINTS 38 Erika Souza Central Missouri (1-9-08) FG MADE 15 Jody Mayfield Evangel ( ) 15 Dana Ozbun Central Methodist ( ) 15 Angie Matejka Central Oklahoma ( ) FG ATTEMPTS 32 Debbie Waugh William Jewel ( ) 3 PTS MADE 9 Amber Wheeler Missouri-Rolla ( ) 3 PT ATTEMPTS 14 Amber Wheeler Missouri-Rolla ( ) 14 Traci Bybee NW Missouri State (1-7-06) FT MADE 16 Jan Robins Missouri-St. Louis ( ) FT ATTEMPTS 18 Crystal Cooper Tarkio ( ) 18 Jan Robins Missouri-St. Louis ( ) REBOUNDS 34 Crystal Cooper Park ( ) ASSISTS 14 Fran Teller John Brown ( ) 14 Jan Robins Missouri-St. Louis ( ) STEALS 9 Irene Sourlatzis Culver-Stockton ( ) 9 Jennifer Wallace Central Methodist ( ) 9 Fran Teller Missouri Valley ( ) 9 Brenda Jenkins Central Methodist ( ) SBU BASKETBALL Check out the all-new sbubearcats.com

7 SBU BEARCAT CAREER HIGHS #4 COURTNEY HEADY POINTS 19 FORT HAYS ST. ( ) FG MADE 9 FHSU ( ) 3PT FG MADE 6 MARYVILLE ( ) FT MADE 4 TRUMAN (2-7-09) REBOUNDS 5 3x -last QUINCY ( ) ASSISTS 5 3x -last CMU ( ) BLOCKS 2 OUACHITA BAPTIST ( ) STEALS 4 FORT HAYS ST. ( ) #12 JASMINE SANFORD POINTS 14 CENTRAL MISSOURI ( ) FG MADE 7 CENTRAL MISSOURI ( ) 7 PITTSBURG STATE (2-3-09) 3PT FG MADE 1 3x -last NSU ( ) FT MADE 4 TRUMAN (2-7-09) REBOUNDS 11 PITTSBURG STATE (2-3-09) ASSISTS 3 CENTRAL MISSOURI ( ) 3 PITTSBURG STATE (2-3-09) BLOCKS 4 NW MISSOURI ST. ( ) 4 EMPORIA STATE (3-6-09) STEALS 7 MO WESTERN ( ) #22 CARISSA MORRILL POINTS 4 MARYVILLE ( ) FG MADE 2 MARYVILLE ( ) REBOUNDS 3 MARYVILLE ( ) 3 QUINCY ( ) ASSISTS 2 MARYVILLE ( ) BLOCKS 1 MARYVILLE ( ) #30 FREDDIE SIMS POINTS 8 NORTHEASTERN ST. ( ) FG MADE 2 NORTHEASTERN ST. ( ) 3PT FG MADE 1 QUINCY ( ) FT MADE 4 NORTHEASTERN ST. ( ) REBOUNDS 2 NORTHEASTERN ST. ( ) ASSISTS 2 MARYVILLE ( ) 2 NORTHEASTERN ST. ( ) BLOCKS 1 MARYVILLE ( ) STEALS 1 MARYVILLE ( ) #31 WHITNEY MALONE POINTS 2 MARYVILLE ( ) 2 NORTHEASTERN ST. ( ) FG MADE 1 MARYVILLE ( ) 1 NORTHEASTERN ST. ( ) REBOUNDS 4 QUINCY ( ) ASSISTS 2 MARYVILLE ( ) STEALS 1 QUINCY ( ) 1 NORTHEASTERN ST. ( ) #32 RACHEL GRAVES POINTS 27 MARYVILLE ( ) FG MADE 9 MO SOUTHERN ( ) 3PT FG MADE 5 5x -last QUINCY ( ) FT MADE 8 CENTRAL MISSOURI ( ) 8 MARYVILLE ( ) REBOUNDS 11 TRUMAN (3-8-08) ASSISTS 8 3 times-last PSU ( ) BLOCKS 2 TRUMAN (2-3-07) 2 BARRY ( ) STEALS 5 FORT HAYS ST. ( ) 5 NWMSU ( ) #34 ASHLEIGH GALLIO POINTS 14 NORTHEASTERN ST. ( ) FG MADE 6 NORTHEASTERN ST. ( ) 3PT FG MADE 2 QUINCY ( ) 2 NORTHEASTERN ST. ( ) FT MADE 2 MARYVILLE ( ) REBOUNDS 4 3x -last NSU ( ) ASSISTS 7 QUINCY ( ) STEALS 2 QUINCY ( ) #42 MIA GILREATH POINTS 17 EMPORIA STATE (1-3-09) FG MADE 6 WASHBURN ( ) 3PT FG MADE 5 WASHBURN ( ) FT MADE 6 EMPORIA STATE (1-3-09) 6 MO WESTERN ( ) REBOUNDS 7 3x -last NWMSU ( ) ASSISTS 3 3x -last PSU (2-3-09) BLOCKS 1 4 times-last MWSU ( ) STEALS 3 FORT HAYS ST. ( ) #44 CHASITY PRINCE POINTS 5 3x -last NSU ( ) FG MADE 2 3x -last NSU ( ) 3PT FG MADE 1 QUINCY ( ) 1 NORTHEASTERN ST. ( ) FT MADE 1 MARYVILLE ( ) REBOUNDS 4 MARYVILLE ( ) ASSISTS 2 QUINCY ( ) STEALS 2 NORTHEASTERN ST. ( ) #45 KRISTEN LINK REBOUNDS 1 MARYVILLE ( ) ASSISTS 1 MARYVILLE ( ) #54 ABBEY FRAZIER POINTS 11 QUINCY ( ) FG MADE 5 QUINCY ( ) FT MADE 4 NORTHEASTERN ST. ( ) REBOUNDS 7 QUINCY ( ) ASSISTS 1 MARYVILLE ( ) STEALS 1 QUINCY ( ) SBU BASKETBALL Check out the all-new sbubearcats.com 7