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UNI (0-1, 0-0 MISSOURI VALLEY) TUES., NOV P.M. CST CEDAR FALLS, IOWA MCLEOD CENTER (6,650) Radio: Cyclone Radio Network/Learfield Talent: Rich Fellingham; Lyndsey Fennelly TV: ESPN3 Live Stats: Available at cyclones.com SCHEDULE/RESULTS 1-0, 0-0 Big 12 (home: 0-0, away: 0-0, neutral: 0-0) NOVEMBER 5 Wisconsin-La Crosse (Exh.) (Ctv) W, South Dakota (Ctv) W, at UNI (ESPN3) 7 p.m. 20 UMKC (Ctv) 6:30 p.m. 24 Tulane (FloHoops) 2:45 p.m. 25 Central Michigan/San Diego St. (FloHoops) TBD 30 at Drake 7 p.m. DECEMBER 2 at Vanderbilt (SECN) 3 p.m. 6 Iowa% (Ctv) 6:30 p.m. 10 North Carolina Central (Ctv) Noon 17 UC Riverside (Ctv) 2 p.m. 21 Nicholls State (Ctv) 1 p.m. 28 *Kansas (Ctv) TBD 31 *Oklahoma (Ctv) 2 p.m. JANUARY 3 *at Baylor (FSSW+) 7 p.m. 7 *at West Virginia (FS+) 1 p.m. 10 *Kansas State (Ctv) 6:30 p.m. 13 *at Texas Tech (FSSW) 6 p.m. 17 *Baylor (FSN) 8 p.m. 20 *West Virginia (Ctv) 6:30 p.m. 24 *at Oklahoma State (FSN) 8 p.m. 27 *at Texas (LHN) 7 p.m. 30 *TCU (Ctv) 6:30 p.m. FEBRUARY 3 *at Kansas State (ESPN3) 7 p.m. 10 *Oklahoma State (Ctv) 6:30 p.m. 14 *at TCU (FSSW) 6:30 p.m. 17 *Texas Tech (Ctv) 3 p.m. 21 *at Oklahoma (FSSW+) 7 p.m. 21 *Texas (FSN) 5 p.m. 27 *at Kansas (ESPN3) 7 p.m. MARCH 2-5 #Big 12 Tournament TBD Home games in bold *Big 12 Conference game %Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series #Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, Oklahoma City, Okla. $ NCAA Champsionship First & Second Round IOWA STATE QUICK FACTS Location Ames, Iowa Enrollment 36,314 Nickname/Mascot Cyclones/Cy Colors Cardinal & Gold Arena Hilton Coliseum (14,384) President Dr. Wendy Wintersteen Director of Athletics Jamie Pollard Website cyclones.com Facebook Iowa State Women s Basketball Instagram HEADLINES 1. The Iowa State women s basketball team hits the road in the second game to the season to take on UNI on Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. Iowa State is 36-8 all-time against UNI and is 14-7 on the road against the Panthers. The Cyclones have also won 13-straight over UNI. 2. ISU opened its season with a tough win over South Dakota to win the 23rd-straight season opener under head coach Bill Fennelly. Iowa State shot 61 percent from the field and 61.1 percent from long range to top USD. Junior BRIDGET CARLETON scored 19 fourth quarter points to push ISU pas USD, earning her the season s first Big 12 Player of the Week honors. 3. Carleton is one of 20 players in the nation named to the Cheryl Miller Award Preseason Watch List, which honors the nation s top small forward. Carleton also earned honorable mention honors on the Big 12 preseason team for the season in addition to being a unanimous selection to the All-Big 12 postseason team in Carleton ranks first in school history in career free-throw percentage. Carleton has knocked down 88 percent of her free throws at ISU. Last season, she set the ISU single-season record making 93.9 percent, which was also good for second in the nation. 5. Durr also ranks in the top-5 in school history in free-throw shooting. Durr has knocked down 85 percent of her freebies, which currently ranks fourth in school history. 6. The Cyclones welcome five newcomers to the roster with freshmen, RAE JOHNSON (Albertville, Minn.), KRISTIN SCOTT (Kasson, Minn.) and MADISON WISE (Greenfield, Ind.), junior JUCO transfer, BRIDE KENNEDY-HOPOATE (Brisbane, Australia) and senior transfer, ALEXA MIDDLETON (Murfreesboro, Tenn.). Middleton will redshirt this season after transferring from Tennessee. 7. Iowa State was one of 13 teams to earn an NCAA berth in 10 of the last 11 seasons, joining UConn, Duke, Baylor, DePaul, Florida State, Louisville, Notre Dame, Maryland, Oklahoma, Stanford, Tennessee and Texas A&M. 8. The season marks the 23rd in the tenure of Bill Fennelly. Fennelly has led Iowa State to 17 NCAA Tournament appearances, which is tied with Oklahoma as the most of any Big 12 team since Fennelly boasts a record at Iowa State and a record in his 28-year career as a head coach. His 632 career wins lists him in the top-30 in the NCAA among active coaches IOWA STATE CYCLONES Possible Starters No-Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown Pts. Reb. Asst. 4-Rae Johnson G 5-7 Fr. Albertville, Minn Scored in double figures in her first game as a Cyclone. 12-Bride Kennedy-Hopoate F 6-4 Jr. Brisbane, Austrailia Named the top JUCO player in the country last season. 13-Adriana Camber F 5-10 So. Lund, Sweden # Competed for Sweden s U19 team over the summer. 21-Bridget Carleton G 6-1 Jr. Chatham, Ontario, Canada Unanimous All-Big 12 First Team Meredith Burkhall F 6-3 Jr. Urbandale, Iowa * Scored in double figures in 23 career games. Off the Bench 1-Madison Wise G 6-1 Fr. Greenfield, Ind Emily Durr G 6-0 Sr. Utica, N.Y # Rae Johnson G 5-7 Fr. Albertville, Minn Nia Washington G 5-7 So. Stafford, Va. 0.0 N/A Kristin Scott C 6-3 Fr. Kasson, Minn * 30-Claire Ricketts F 6-3 RJr. Parker City, Texas N/A N/A N/A *-blocks; #-steals HC: Bill Fennelly (William Penn College, 1979) Record at ISU: /22 Overall: /28 Assoc. HC: Jodi Steyer (Colorado State, 1989) Assts.: Latoja Schaben (Toledo, 1994), Billy Fennelly (Iowa State, 2007) Dir. of BB Operations: Josh Carper (Iowa State, 2007) Strength & Conditioning - WBB: Cassandra Baier (Slippery Rock, 2007); Coord. of Player Development: Adam Urness Contact Nicole Leusink, Assistant Director for Communications Iowa State University Athletics Jacobson Athletic Building Ames, IA ngreiner@iastate.edu

2 BILL FENNELLY Head Coach 23rd Season Hometown: Davenport, Iowa College: William Penn, 79 Wife: Deb Children: Billy and Steven The dean of Big 12 women s basketball coaches, Bill Fennelly built Iowa State women s basketball into one of the nation s elite programs. He gained instant credibility with student-athletes, administrators and fans, establishing a solid foundation that was based on academics, athletics and character. Fennelly is one of the nation s most respected coaches and his numbers bear witness to the success he has achieved in his career. He has accumulated over 600 career wins and averaged more than 21 wins per season over his 21 years at Iowa State. His teams have made 19 NCAA Championship appearances in his 25 seasons as a head coach and he ranks among the nation s top 25 active women s basketball college coaches in overall winning percentage. Former ISU president Gregory Geoffroy and athletics director Jamie Pollard awarded Fennelly a lifetime contract following the campaign. Fennelly invigorated the Iowa State women s basketball program from the first day he arrived on campus. He took a program that won just 237 games in its first 20 years and has guided it to 17 postseason appearances, a pair of NCAA Elite Eight berths, a pair of Big 12 Championship titles, a regular-season conference crown and win seasons in his 19 years at the helm. Three times the Cyclones have claimed a school-record 27 wins, including the 2009 Elite Eight squad. In just his second season on campus, Iowa State earned its first NCAA Championship berth and since that time the Cyclones have won 17 NCAA Championship games. Iowa State shocked the women s basketball world when it knocked off top-seeded Connecticut to advance to the school s first NCAA Elite Eight in Ten years later, the 2009 Cyclones put their stamp on women s basketball history by overcoming a seven-point deficit with 1:30 left to defeat Michigan State and advance to the school s second NCAA Elite Eight. Under Fennelly, ISU has made five NCAA Sweet Sixteen appearances, including a streak of three straight from 1999 to 2001 and back-to-back berths in 2009 and STREAKS AND TRENDS Iowa State has hit pointers in a season for an NCAA record 14-straight years ( present). Iowa State has netted 11 so far this season. Iowa State has won 23-straight season openers under head coach Bill Fennelly. Senior EMILY DURR has been fouled on 3-point attempts in her career more than any other Cyclone. She has netted 39 points at the charity stripe off 3-point fouls in her career. She was fouled 10 times last season beyond the arc and 15 in her career. The Cyclones hit at least five threes in 164 of the last 187 games, and have knocked down 10 or more triples in 14 of the last 28 games, including the season opener with 11. Iowa State has hit a 3-pointer in 705-consecutive games. In that time (since Feb. 18, 1995), ISU has hit 5,490 threes. That is equal to 7.78 three-pointers per game for the last 21 years. The Cyclones have finished in the upper half of the Big 12 in eight of the last nine seasons, including the season after securing the No. 5 seed in the Big 12 tournament. The Cyclones have made 10 of the last 11 NCAA Tournaments, one of just 13 teams nationally to do so. IOWA STATE TEAM QUICK FACTS Iowa State has 11 players on its roster from seven different states (Iowa, Texas, Minnesota, New York, Indiana, Tennessee and Virginia) and three different countries (Canada, Australia and Sweden). The team has a multitude of new talent with three incoming freshmen, MADISON WISE, RAE JOHNSON and KRISTIN SCOTT. Iowa State also added BRIDE KENNEDY-HOPOATE, a junior JUCO transfer, and ALEXA MIDDLETON, who transferred from Tennessee and will redshirt the season. Iowa State returns three starters from last season in Carleton, Durr and Burkhall. In all, Iowa State d d t r 5 FENNELLY YEAR-BY-YEAR Year School Record Pct Toledo Toledo * Toledo * Toledo Toledo Toledo * Toledo Iowa State * Iowa State * Iowa State * Iowa State * Iowa State * Iowa State * Iowa State Iowa State Iowa State * Iowa State Iowa State * Iowa State * Iowa State * Iowa State * Iowa State * Iowa State * Iowa State * Iowa State * Iowa State * Iowa State Iowa State * Iowa State Iowa State Toledo: overall (166-53,.758) conf. (94-24,.797) ISU: overall ( ,.667) conf. ( ,.571) TOTAL: overall ( ,.689) conf. ( ,.628) *NCAA Tournament 2 -- Named to the Cheryl Miller Award Watch List. -- Was named to the Canadian National Team this summer and competed for Canada Basketball in the FIBA AmeriCup. -- Currently holds the Iowa State career record in free-throw percentage, connecting on 88.5 percent of her shots at the charity stripe. ---She is tied for 10th all-time in ISU history in career scoring average, netting 13.6 points per game. -- She was named honorable mention All-Big 12 to start the season and is one of four returners who was a unanimous selection to the All-Big 12 first team from She was the only freshman in to earn an honorable mention All-Big 12 nod from the Big 12 coaches.

3 returns 48.9 percent of its scoring, 41.6 percent of its rebounding and 32.3 percent of its assists for the campaign. Carleton was named preseason honorable mention All-Big 12 for the season. She was one of just four unanimous All-Big 12 selections returning from the season. LAST TIME OUT The Iowa State women s basketball team grabbed a season-opening win against a tough South Dakota team. South Dakota opened the fourth quarter with a lead, but junior BRIDGET CARLETON put the Cyclones on her back and netted a school record 19 fourth quarter points to give isu an win. With 40 seconds remaining Carleton dished it to ADRIANA CAMBER in the corner for a triple to give ISU a five-point lead. As a team, ISU shot a blistering 61 percent from the floor, which is the first time the Cyclones shot over 60 percent from the floor since Jan. 5, 2005 when it shot 64.6 against Kansas State. Carleton led the way with 24 points, seven rebounds, four assists and three steals, while EMILY DURR (14), MADISON WISE (10) and RAE JOHNSON (10) rounded out the Cyclones in double figures. SCOUTING THE PANTHERS UNI is looking for its first win of the season after falling against IUPUI. The Cyclones have won 13-straight against UNI and are 36-8 all-time against the Panthers with a 14-7 record in Cedar Falls. UNI head coach Tanya Warren is UNI s all-time wins leader with a mark in 12 seasons with the Panthers. UNI has also grabbed 24 wins in each of the last two seasons and made back-to-back postseason appearancees. Against IUPUI, sophomore Megan Maahs grabbed a double-double with 10 points and 16 rebounds to lead the Panthers. Kennedy Kirkpatrick totaled 15 points in the opener and two rebounds to round out the Panthers in double figures. CARLETON MAKING WAY INTO ISU RECORD BOOKS Carleton has positioned herself well coming into her junior campaign to enter the ISU record books in multiple categories. Carleton s impact on all sides of the ball and ability to stuff a stat sheet has made her one of the more versatile Cyclones in school history. She entered her junior campaign with 788 points, 358 rebounds, 103 assists, 63 steals and 52 blocks. No Cyclone has ever tallied over 1,000 points, 500 rebounds, 200 assists, 100 blocks and 100 steals in their career. 1,000 CAREER POINTS 28th Vanessa Ward 1,063 29th Shelly Coyle 1, Bridget Carleton 812 SCORING AVERAGE 6th Lindsey Wilson th Megan Taylor th Bridget Carleton th Beth Greiman/ Desiree Francis 13.7 CAREER REBOUNDING AVERAGE 7th Megan Taylor/Pat Hodgson 7.3 9th Janel Grimm/London Reile Bridget Carleton 6.2 BIG 12 ROUNDUP Big 12 Overall Baylor Iowa State Kansas Kansas State Oklahoma Oklahoma State Texas TCU West Virginia Texas Tech *as of 11/13/17 BIG 12 CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE WEEK N13 N20 N27 D4 D11 D18 D22 J2 J8 J15 J22 J29 F5 F12 F19 F28 N13 N20 N27 D4 D11 D18 D22 J2 J8 J15 J22 J29 F5 F12 F19 F28 Bridget Carleton, Iowa State BIG 12 CONFERENCE FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK Mandy Simpson, Oklahoma 3

4 IOWA STATE... Against non-conference foes: 1-0 Against Big 12 foes: 0-0 Against postseason foes: 0-0 When outrebounds opponent: 1-0 When outrebounded by opponent: 0-0 When rebounds are tied: 0-0 When ahead at half: 0-0 When opponent is ahead at half: 1-0 When game is tied at the half: 0-0 When shoots 50 percent or better: 1-0 When shoots less than 50 percent: 0-0 When shoots better than opponent: 1-0 When shoots worse than opponent: 0-0 When shoots the same as opponent: 0-0 When commits more TO than opponent: 1-0 When commits less TO than opponent: 0-0 When commits same number of TO: 0-0 When scores 69 points or less: 0-0 When scores points: 0-0 When scores points: 1-0 When scores points: 0-0 When scores 100 points or more: 0-0 When opponent scores 69 points or less: 0-0 When opponent scores points: 1-0 When opponent scores points: 0-0 When opponent scores points: 0-0 When opponent scores 100 points: 0-0 When game is decided by five or less points: 1-0 When game is decided by 6-10 points: 0-0 When game is decided by 11 or more points: 0-0 When reaching 40 points first: 0-0 When opponent reaches 40 points first: 0-0 When leading with five minutes left: 0-0 When trailing with five minutes left: 1-0 When game is tied with five minutes left: 0-0 When leading with one minute left: 1-0 When trailing with one minute left: 0-0 When game is tied with one minute left: 0-0 When outscoring opponents bench: 0-0 When opponents bench outscores ISU: 1-0 When both benches score same: 0-0 When making more FT than opponent: 1-0 When making less FT than opponent: 0-0 When making same number of FT: 0-0 When making 15 or more free throws: 1-0 When making less than 15 free throws: 0-0 When opponent makes 15 or more FT: 0-0 When opponent makes less than 15 FT: 1-0 At home: 1-0 On the road: 0-0 At neutral sites: 0-0 On Television: 0-0 vs. AP Top-25 Teams: 0-0 vs. AP Top-15 Teams: 0-0 vs. AP Top-10 Teams: 0-0 In Overtime: 0-0 BLOCKED SHOTS 9th Carmen Jaspers 85 10th Katie Robinette Bridget Carleton 52 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1st Bridget Carleton.885 ( ) 2nd Kelsey Bolte.879 ( ) 3rd Jadda Buckley.867 ( ) CARLETON NAMED TO SENIOR NATIONAL TEAM Senior Bridget Carleton reached one of her goals earlier in the summer when she was named to Canada s Senior Women s National Team roster for the FIBA AmeriCup. Carleton competed for Canada in the AmeriCup and hopes to make the Olympic roster in the 2020 cycle. Carleton was close to making her Olympic dream a reality in 2016, but was named an alternate for Team Canada just prior to the Olympics. REIGNING FROM THREE The 3-point shot continues to be a staple of Iowa State women s basketball in the Fennelly era, with Iowa State knocking down more 3-pointers than anyone in the nation over the course of the last 20 seasons. No team in the NCAA has attempted or made as many 3-pointers than Iowa State since the season and Iowa State s 5,481 3-pointers made and 15,462 3-pointers attempted reign supreme. Iowa State has also knocked down more 3-pointers per game than anyone in Division I, with s made per game, one more than second-place Villanova (6.83 per game). Even more impressive, ISU s 5,481 3 s made is 307 more than second-place UConn s 5,147. However, ISU accomplished the feat in 118 fewer game than the Huskies. Over the last 20 seasons, the Cyclones rank seventh in all of D-I in 3-point percentage, making 35.7 percent of their shots from deep. The Cyclones own the NCAA s longest streak in NCAA Division I basketball of seasons with 200 or more 3-pointers made. ISU has made pointers every year since , which is 14 seasons. Since , Iowa State has netted 200 or more 3 s in 19 of its 22 seasons and over 170 schools in NCAA DI have never hit more than s in a season. TOP-5 IN ATTENDANCE The Cyclones once again finished the season third in attendance nationally with 9,106 fans per game, marking the 10th straight year ISU has finished in the top-5. Iowa State has ranked in the top-10 in attendance for 18 straight seasons as well. Only national champion South Carolina and Tennessee outdrew the Cyclones in fans per game on the season. #HILTONMAGIC The Cyclones have been phenomenal at home during Fennelly s tenure, compiling a record (.837) in Hilton Coliseum, including a (.979) mark against regular-season nonconference opponents. Iowa State has gone undefeated at home three times, most recently during the season. FREE HOOPS 4

5 Iowa State is in overtime games under head coach Bill Fennelly and overall. In its last overtime game, Iowa State fell to No. 6 Mississippi State, ISU has won four of its last five home overtime games, but lost its last two on the road. ONE OF THE FEW Very few women s basketball programs across the country have enjoyed the postseason success the Cyclones have enjoyed over the last 10 years. Iowa State is one of just 15 teams to make 10 of the last 11 NCAA Tournaments. WELCOME TO THE FAMILY The Iowa State women s basketball program and head coach Bill Fennelly announced the signing of three prep standouts on National Signing Day (11/8/17). Iowa State s signees included two top- 150 prospects in Maddie Frederick and Morgan Kane. The class was highlighted by the signing of Ashley Joens, who is ranked the No. 19 overall recruit in the nation by ESPN Hoop Gurlz and No. 28 overall by ProspectsNation.com. Joens is the highest-ranked recruit in school history. Iowa State s class ranks 15th nationally, marking the second time the Cyclones have secured a top-15 class in the last four years. Maddie Frederick, G, 6-0, Tipp City, Ohio, Tippecanoe High School Ashley Joens, G, 5-9, Iowa City, Iowa, City High School Morgan Kane, F, 6-3, Riverton, Utah, Riverton High School TWITTER TRACKER Tweets - Congratulations on being named to the Cheryl Miller Award Watch List! - FINAL: Iowa State tops Wisconsin-La Crosse in exhibition play! #Cyclones -.@Kristin Scott went 4-of-5 from the floor, netting 10 points and grabbing 10 boards. She also tallied three blocks. #Cyclones -.@raejjohnson netted nine points and dished a team-high six assists against UW-La Crosse. #Cyclones -.@bridgecarleton with a game-high 17 points in 18 minutes. She also tallied three rebounds, two assists and two steals. #Cyclones -.@CamberAdriana buried three triples and totaled 15 points against the Eagles. She also tallied a game-high four steals. CAREER RECORD BOOK CHASERS Has Ranks... Bridget Carleton.885 FT % -- 1st all-time SINGLE-SEASON RECORD BOOK CHASERS Has Ranks Bridget Carleton 93.9% FT School record was 91.9% by Brynn Williamson 5

6 NATIONAL POLLS Associated Press (Preseason) USA Today Coaches (Preseason) WHERE IOWA STATE RANKS NATIONALLY (NCAA STATISTCS AS OF ) CATEGORY RANK ACTUAL NATIONAL LEADER ACTUAL Scoring Offense Baylor 89.5 Scoring Defense Campbell 49.6 Scoring Margin Baylor 33.2 Field-Goal Percentage UConn 52.7 Field-Goal Percentage Defense Baylor 31.3 Free-Throw Percentage South Dakota 80.4 Rebound Margin Baylor 20.7 Three-Point Field Goals Per Game Sacramento St Three-Point Field-Goal Percentage UConn 40.5 Won-Lost Percentage UConn 97.3 Assists Per Game UConn 23.3 Blocked Shots Per Game Baylor 8.0 Steals Per Game Lamar University 14.2 Turnovers Per Game Villanova 9.4 Personal Fouls Per Game Chattanooga 9.6 Assist Turnover Ratio UConn 1.94 Turnover Margin Lamar Unversity 8.9 Three Pt FG Defense St. John s (NY) 24.6 Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Sacramento St Fewest Turnovers Mercer Fewest Fouls Chattanooga Free Throw Attempts Baylor Free Throws Made Two teams Turnovers Forced Lamar University 24.3 Three-Point Field Goals Made Washington Assists UConn Blocked Shots Baylor Rebounds Baylor Rebounds Per Game Baylor UConn 2. Texas 3. Baylor 4. South Carolina 5. Ohio State 6. Notre Dame 7. Mississippi State 8. UCLA 9. Louisville 10. Stanford 11. Oregon 12. Duke 13. West Virginia 14. Tennessee 15. Maryland 16. Missouri 17. Marquette 18. Florida State 19. Oregon State 20. Texas A&M 21. California 22. Oklahoma 23. South Florida 24. Michigan 25. DePaul 1. UConn 2. South Carolina 3. Baylor 4. Mississippi State 5. Notre Dame 6. Texas 7. UCLA 8. Ohio State 9. Stanford 10. Louisville 11. Oregon 12. Duke 13. Maryland 14.Florida State 15. West Virginia 16. Missouri 17. Oregon State 18. Tennessee 19. Marquette 20. DePaul 21. Oklahoma 22. South Florida 23. Michigan 24. Miami 25. California 6

7 MISCELLANEOUS STATS BENCH SCORING Points PPG Pct. of Scoring ISU Opp Season High - 26 Opponent Season High - 32 POINTS OFF TURNOVERS Points PPG ISU Opp Season High - 17 Opp. Season High - 12 SECOND-CHANCE POINTS Points PPG ISU Opp Season High - 4 Opp. Season High - 9 POINTS IN THE PAINT Points PPG ISU Opp Season High - 18 Opp. Season High - 34 FASTBREAK POINTS Points PPG ISU Opp Season High - 4 Opp. Season High - 4 LARGEST LEADS OVERCOME 8, South Dakota LARGEST LEAD OF SEASON 10, South Dakota OPENING TIPOFFS CONTROLLED Iowa State - 1 Opponents - CHARGES TAKEN 1 - Kennedy Hopoate DOUBLE-DIGIT EFFORTS Pts. RB Ast. Pts./RB Pts./Ast. 20+ P/R/A Carleton Durr Wise Johnson SHOOTING PERCENTAGE IN A HALF High ISU 2nd half vs. South Dakota (15-24 ) 62.5% Opp. 1st half vs. South Dakota (17-35) 45.2% Low ISU 1st half vs. South Dakota (10-17) 58.8% Opp. 2nd half vs. South Dakota (4-13) 34.6% RECORD WITH STARTERS 1-0 (Durr, Carleton, Camber, Kennedy-Hopoate, Burkhall) DOUBLE-DIGIT SCORING RECORDS 1 player 2 players 3 players 4 players players 6 players STREAKS All Opponents Total Won 1 Home Won 4 Road Won 2 Neutral Lost 5 Big 12 Conference Opponents Total Lost 1 Home Won 3 Road Won 2 Neutral Lost 5 Non-Conference Opponents Total Won 3 Home Won 4 Road Lost 1 Neutral Lost 2 AP Top-25 ranked Teams Total Lost 2 Home Lost 1 Road Won 1 Neutral Lost 9 Last win over ranked team: Feb. 24, #6 Texas, Last home win over ranked team: Jan. 21, #22 K-State, Last road win over ranked team: Feb. 24, #6 Texas, Last neutral win over ranked team: Nov. 26, #25 TCU, CAREER MISCELLANEOUS STATS CAREER PRODUCTION Points Games With Player Pts./Reb. Pts./Ast. Burkhall Carleton Durr Camber Ricketts Wise Johnson Rebounds Games With Player Carleton Ricketts Burkhall Assists Games With Player Carleton Durr GAMES LEADING IOWA STATE IN... Scoring Season Career Durr 5 Carleton 1 19 Burkhall 6 Rebounding Carleton 16 Burkhall 8 Scott 1 1 Assists Durr 3 Carleton 1 1 Johnson 1 1 Steals Durr 7 Carleton 1 19 Burkhall 9 Blocks Durr 7 Burkhall 20 Carleton 21 Ricketts 4 Camber 2 Scott 1 1 DOUBLE-DOUBLES Carleton 1 7 (7 pt/rbd) Burkhall 2 3 (3 pt/reb) TRIPLE-DOUBLES 7

8 THE LAST TIME (TEAM)... Scoring Less than 40 points 39 at Baylor, 1/9/13 Less than at Baylor, 1/18/17 More than vs. Northern Illinois, 12/11/16 More than vs. Arkansas State, 11/27/ points 113 vs. IPFW, 11/29/04 Six players with 10 points 6 vs. New Orleans, 12/4/16 (Buckley, Carleton, Burkhall, Durr, Camber, Ricketts) Three players with 20 points 3 at Kansas, 2/9/11 (Bolte 26, Christofferson 21, Poppens 20) Opponent Scoring Less than 30 points 27 vs. Columbia, 12/12/10 Less than vs. Air Force, 12/29/12 Less than vs. Texas Tech, 2/17/16 More than vs. Idaho, 11/28/15 More than at Oklahoma, 1/15/ points 122 at Drake, 2/23/81 Margin of Victory Won by 1 point at Texas, 1/25/15 Won by 2 points vs. Texas, 1/10/15 Won by (80-55) vs. West Virginia, 2/4/17 Back-to-back 20+ points 31 (88-57) vs. Delaware State, 12/18/16 20 (76-56) vs. Sacred Heart, 12/21/16 Won by 30+ points 31 (88-57) vs. Delaware State, 12/18/16 Back-to-back 30+ points 33 (74-51) vs. Savannah State, 11/22/16 52 (105-53) vs. Arkansas State, 11/27/16 Won by (105-53) vs. Arkansas State, 11/27/16 Back-to-back 40+ points 46 (73-27) vs. Columbia, 12/12/10 46 (93-47) vs. Cal State Northridge, 12/20/10 Won by (105-53) vs. Arkansas State, 11/27/16 Won by (113-45) vs. IPFW, 11/29/04 Won by (110-36) vs. Simpson, 12/10/ halftime lead 35 (51-16) vs. Alabama State, 12/30/12 Single-overtime win vs. Oklahoma, 2/17/15 Double-overtime win at Colorado, 1/13/10 Opponent Margin of Victory Won by 1 point vs. OSU, 1/31/15 Won by 2 points at West Virginia, 2/21/15 Won by (85-65) vs. Baylor, 2/1/17 Back-to-back 20+ points 31 (85-54) vs. Oklahoma, 2/27/16 25 (97-65) vs. West Virginia, 3/1/16 Won by (83-52) vs. Baylor, 2/1/17 Won by (79-29) at Colorado, 2/19/93 Won by (79-29) at Colorado, 2/19/93 Won by (122-57) at Drake, 2/23/81 Single-overtime win vs. Mississippi State, 12/4/16 Double-overtime win at Kansas, 1/11/12 Field Goal Percentage Less than 30% 27.9% vs. TCU, 1/28/17 Less than 40% 38.1% vs. Syracuse*, 3/18/17 Better than 40% 61.0% vs. South Dakota, 11/10/17 Better than 50% 61.0% vs. South Dakota, 11/10/17 Better than 60% 61.0% vs. South Dakota, 11/10/17 Opponent Field Goal Percentage Less than 30% 25.3% vs. Oklahoma State, 2/27/17 Less than 40% 38.3% vs. Kansas State, 3/4/17 Better than 40% 45.2% vs. South Dakota, 11/10/17 Better than 50% 50.0% at Oklahoma, 1/25/17 Better than 60% 60.0% vs. Oklahoma, 2/27/16 Free Throw Percentage Less than (9-19) at Texas, 1/6/16 Better than (27-29) vs. TCU, 1/28/17 Opponent Free Throw Percentage Less than (2-5) vs. Oklahoma State, 1/2/16 Better than (10-11) at Oklahoma, 1/25/17 Baskets Made 30+ field goals made 30 at Kansas, 2/21/ point field goals made 11 vs. South Dakota, 11/10/ point field goals made 15 vs. Howard, 12/29/14 Did not make a 3-pointer (0-0) at Missouri, 2/16/95 Made 30+ free throws (30-35) vs. Texas, 2/22/14 Attempted 45+ free throws (37-49) vs. Iowa, 12/12/13 Attempted less than five free throws (2-4) vs. Baylor 3/4/14 Opponent Baskets Made 30+ field goals made 33 vs. Northern Illinois, 12/11/ point field goals made 15 vs. Syracuse*, 3/18/ point field goals made 15 vs. Syracuse*, 3/18/17 Did not make a 3-pointer (0-3) at Oklahoma, 2/11/09 Made 30+ free throws (30-44) vs. Drake, 12/7/94 Attempted 45+ free throws (32-47) at Nebraska, 2/24/90 Attempted less than five free throws (3-3) vs. Texas State, 11/26/15 Rebounds 40+ rebounds 41 (16 off/25 def) vs. Kansas State, 3/4/ rebounds 52 (9 off/43 def) vs. Oklahoma State, 2/27/ rebounding margin +25 (51/26) vs. Kansas, 1/8/ rebounding margin +31 (62/31) vs. Sacred Heart, 12/21/16 Opponent Rebounds 40+ rebounds 41 (15 off/26 def) vs. Syracuse*, 3/18/ rebounds 51 (18 off/33 def) vs. Oklahoma State, 2/27/ rebounding margin +39 (64/25) vs. Baylor, 2/20/16 Steals 10+ steals 11 vs. Kansas, 1/8/17 More than 15 steals 18 vs. Niagara, 12/29/08 Opponent Steals 10+ steals 14 vs. Syracuse*, 3/18/17 More than 15 steals 20 vs. Green Bay*, 3/17/12 Assists 20+ assists 21 vs. Texas Tech, 2/15/17 More than 25 assists 27 vs. New Orleans, 12/4/16 Opponent Assists 20+ assists 22 vs. Kansas State, 1/22/17 More than 25 assists 31 at Baylor, 1/13/15 Turnovers Less than 5 turnovers 1 vs. Kansas State, 2/24/ turnovers 22 vs. South Dakota, 11/10/ turnovers 27 vs. North Dakota, 11/18/12 Opponent Turnovers Less than 5 turnovers 4 at Texas A&M, 2/20/ turnovers 17 vs. South Dakota, 11/10/17s 25+ turnovers 25 vs. FSU, 3/22/14* Blocked Shots 10+ blocked shots 10 vs. Northern Illinois, 12/11/16 Opponent Blocked Shots 10+ blocked shots 12 vs. Drake 11/18/14 THE LAST TIME (INDIVIDUAL)... Scoring 40 points 41, Lindsey Wilson vs. Colorado, 2/26/03 30 points 31, Bridget Carleton vs. West Virginia, 2/4/17 Opponent Scoring 40 points 41, Brittney Griner, Baylor, 3/3/12 30 points 36, Jessica Washington, Kansas, 2/21/17 Shooting 10+ field goals 12, Bridget Carleton vs. West Virginia, 2/4/17 Opponent Shooting 10+ field goals 10, Alexis Peterson, vs. Syracuse*, 3/18/17 3-point Shooting 5+ 3-point field goals 5, Emily Durr vs. Kansas State, 3/4/17 Opponent 3-point Shooting 5+ 3-point field goals 8, Gabby Cooper, vs. Syracuse*, 3/18/17 Miscellaneous 20+ rebounds 23, Angie Welle vs. Colorado, 2/9/ rebounds 19, Seanna Johnson vs. TCU, 1/28/ assists 11, Jadda Buckley vs. Mississippi State, 12/3/16 5+ steals 7, Heather Bowe vs. UCSB, 11/11/16 5+ blocks 5, Bry Fernstrom vs. Oklahoma State, 1/2/16 Triple-Double 14 pts-10 reb-11 ast, Nikki Moody vs. Wyoming, 11/29/14 Double-Double 21 points-11 rebounds, Seanna Johnson vs. Syracuse*, 3/18/17 Opponent Miscellaneous 20+ rebounds 21, Courtney Paris, Oklahoma, 3/10/ rebounds 16, Vionise Pierre-Louis, Oklahoma, 1/11/ assists 10, Kaylee Page, Kansas State, 2/24/16 5+ steals 5, Alexis Peterson, vs. Syracuse*, 3/18/17 5+ blocks 6, Breanna Lewis, Kansas State, 2/24/16 *NCAA Tournament Game 8

9 BY QUARTER STATS TEAM TEAM Points 30-4th quarter vs. New Orleans (12/4/16) 3rd quarter vs Arkansas State (11/27/16) 3rd quarter vs Hampton (11/13/15) Rebounds 21-2nd quarter vs Sacred Heart (12/21/16) Assists 9-3rd quarter vs Kansas State (12/30/15) Steals 6-2nd quarter vs. UAPB (12/13/15) 3rd quarter at Oklahoma State (1/20/16) Blocks 5-1st quarter vs Iowa (12/11/15) 1st quarter vs Northern Arizona (12/22/16) FGM 12-3rd quarter vs. Northern Illinois (12/11/16) 1st quarter vs. UCSB (11/11/16) FGA 23-3rd quarter vs. Northern Illinois (12/11/16) FG% 81.8% - 4th quarter vs. South Dakota (11/13/17) 3PM 7-2nd quarter vs Hampton (11/13/15) 3PA 13-4th quarter vs Kansas State (2/24/16) 3P% 100% - 2nd quarter vs. New Orleans (12/4/16) FTM 14-4th quarter vs. Oklahoma (1/30/16) FTA 16-4th quarter vs. Oklahoma (1/30/16) Turnovers 8-2nd quarter at Texas Tech (1/17/16) 1st quarter at Kansas (2/2/16) INDIVIDUAL Points 19 - Bridget Carleton in 4th quarter vs South Dakota (11/10/17) Rebounds 8 - Seanna Johnson 1st quarter vs UNI (11/15/16) Assists 6 - Jadda Buckley in 2nd quarter vs. Texas Tech (2/17/16) Jadda Buckley in 2nd quarter vs. Texas Tech (3/4/16) Steals 3- Seanna Johnson 2nd quarter vs UNI (12/2/15) Heather Bowe in 1st quarter vs. UCSB (11/11/16) Blocks 5- Bry Fernstrom in 3rd quarter vs Northern Arizona (12/22/15) FGM 6- Bry Fernstrom in 3rd quarter vs Texas State (11/26/16) Meredith Burkhall in 2nd quarter vs Southern University (12/6/15) FGA 9 - Emily Durr in 1st quarter vs Kansas State (2/11/17) 3PM 4- Bridget Carleton in 2nd quarter vs UAPB (12/13/15) Jadda Buckley in 2nd quarter vs. Kansas State (12/30/17) 3PA 5- Eight times FTM 6- Five times FTA 7- Bry Fernstrom in 3rd quarter vs Kansas (1/9/16) OPPONENTS Fewest Points 4-1st quarter vs Kansas (1/8/17) 4th quarter vs Southern University (12/6/15) Most Points 36-4th quarter vs Idaho (11/28/15) Most Rebounds 20-1st quarter at Texas Tech (1/4/17) Least Rebounds 2-2nd quarter vs. New Orleans (12/4/16) Most FGM 13-3rd quarter vs Duke (11/27/15) Most FGA 22-3rd quarter vs Duke (11/27/15) Least FGM 1-1st quarter vs Kansas (1/8/17) 4th quarter vs Southern University (12/6/15) 4th quarter vs Alcorn State (12/20/15) 2nd quarter vs Texas State (2/17/16) Highest FG% 100%- 3rd quarter at Iowa (12/7/16) Lowest FG% 5.9%- 4th quarter vs Southern University (12/6/15) Most 3FGM 9-4th quarter vs Idaho (11/28/15) Most 3FGA 14-4th quarter vs Idaho (11/28/15) 1st quarter vs Syracuse (3/18/17) Most FTM 11-4th quarter vs TCU (2/13/16) Most FTA 13-4th quarter vs Oklahoma (1/30/16) Turnovers 7- six times 9

10 @em_wise10 Notes Rated a five-star prospect by ESPN HoopGurlz and the No. 42 overall prospect. Owns Greenfield Central school records in rebounds (1,091) and blocked shots (313). Was the fifth player in Indiana history to surpass 2,000 career points and 1,000 rebounds. CAREER HIGHS Points:...10 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) FG:...4 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) FGA:...5 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) 3FG:...1 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) 3FGA:...2 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) FT:...1 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) FTA:...2 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) OReb:...1 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) DReb:... N/A Reb:...1 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) PF:...2 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) Assists:...2 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) TO:...2 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) Blocks:...1 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) Steals:... N/A Min:...35 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) 1 MADISON WISE Fr. G 6-1 Greenfield, Ind. WISE S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / /10.0 TOTAL / /10.0 Notes CAREER HIGHS Netted a career-high 24 points at OU in and had 20 points in the first half. Ranks fourth in school history in career free-throw percentage,.850. Dished a career-high nine assists against NIU, besting her previous career high of four. Scored in double figures in 21 career games as a Cyclone. Made her first-career start against Kansas State. Four-year letterwinner at Notre Dame high school. Section 3 All-Time leading scorer with 2,445 points, breaking Breanna Stewart s high school record. Led her team to the 2014 New York State Championship. McDonald s All-America and Gatorade Player of the Year nominee. Holds school records in points, 3-point shots and free throws. Points:...24 at Oklahoma (2/27/16) FG:... 8 at Oklahoma (2/27/16) FGA:...22 vs. Kansas State (3/4/17) 3FG:...6 at Kansas State (2/11/17) 3FGA:...17 at Kansas State (2/11/17) FT:...5 twice (Last vs. West Virginia (2/4/17)) FTA:...5 three times (Last vs. West Virginia (2/4/17)) OReb:... 4 vs. Delaware State (12/18/16) DReb:... 9 vs. West Virginia (2/18/17) Reb:... 9 vs. West Virginia (2/18/17) PF:... 5 twice (Last vs. Oklahoma (1/11/17)) Assists:...9 vs. Northern Illinois (12/11/16) TO:... 3 vs. Texas (2/06/15) Blocks:... 1 vs. Kansas State (1/3/15) Steals:...3 twice (Last at Oklahoma (2/27/16)) Min:...39 at Kansas State (2/11/17) EMILY DURR Sr. G 6-0 Utica, N.Y. DURR S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / / / / / / /14.0 TOTAL / /

11 4 RAE JOHNSON Fr. G 5-7 Albertville, Notes Averaged 19.2 points, 4.9 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 2.9 steals in her senior year at St. Michael Albertville high school. Rated the top prospect in the state of Minnesota. Broke the school s all-time scoring record with 1,730 career points and set the record for three-pointers in a game, with eight. She also sits second in school history in assists. CAREER HIGHS Points:...10 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) FG:...2 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) FGA:...7 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) 3FG:...2 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) 3FGA:...6 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) FT:...4 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) FTA:...4 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) OReb:... N/A DReb:...1 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) Reb:...1 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) PF:...3 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) Assists:...4 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) TO:...2 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) Blocks:...1 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) Steals:...1 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) Min:...33 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) JOHNSON S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / /10.0 TOTAL / / NIA WASHINGTON So. G 5-7 Stafford, Notes Started three years at Colonial Forge High School, scoring in double-figures each year and leading her team to a 27-4 record and a Final Four appearance in Virginia Totaled 18.0 points per contest en route to snagging the Conference Player of the Year award and earning a spot on the all-conference and all-state first team in her junior campaign. Competed with Riverdale Baptist in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, in her senior year, which is one of the top private high schools in the nation. A McDonald s All-America nominee her senior year. CAREER HIGHS Points:... 9 twice (Last vs. Arkansas State (11/27/16)) FG:... 3 twice (Last vs. Arkansas State (11/27/16)) FGA:...6 vs. Savannah State (11/22/16) 3FG:... 3 twice (Last vs. Arkansas State (11/27/16)) 3FGA:... 5 vs. Arkansas State (11/27/16) FT:...4 vs. Baylor (2/1/17) FTA:...4 vs. Baylor (2/1/17) OReb:... 1 vs. Delaware State (12/18/16) DReb:...2 twice (Last vs. Delaware State (12/18/16)) Reb:... 3 vs. Delaware State (12/18/16) PF:... 5 vs. Arkansas State (11/27/16) Assists:... 4 vs. Delaware State (12/18/16) TO:...3 vs. Kansas (1/8/17) Blocks:... N/A Steals:...1 twice (Last vs. UNI, 11/15/16) Min:...19 vs. Arkansas State (11/27/16) WASHINGTON S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / / /0.0 TOTAL / /1.9 11

12 @Bridekh8 Notes Rated the No. 1 JUCO prospect from All Star Girls Report. Averaged 11.9 points and a team-high 5.9 rebounds per game in just 19.1 minutes of action. She was named an NJCAA third-team All-American during the season. CAREER HIGHS Points:...6 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) FG:...2 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) FGA:...2 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) 3FG:... N/A 3FGA:... N/A FT:...2 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) FTA:...2 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) OReb:... N/A DReb:...4 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) Reb:...4 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) PF:...3 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) Assists:...1 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) TO:...6 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) Blocks:...1 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) Steals:... N/A Min:...17 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) 12 BRIDE KENNEDY-HOPOATE Jr. F 6-4 Brisbane, Austrailia KENNEDY-HOPOATE S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / /6.0 TOTAL / Notes Netted six points off 3-of-4 shooting in her debut for the Cyclones. Was a member of the Nordic Championship national team in 2013 and 2014 and was named an All-Star. Earned All-Star status four times in the Swedish Championship (2012, 2013, 2014, 2016), and won the championship in Was rated a five-star prospect by Blue Star Europe. CAREER HIGHS Points:...10 vs. New Orleans (12/4/16) FG:... 4 vs. New Orleans (12/4/16) FGA:...7 twice (Last vs. New Orleans (12/4/16)) 3FG:...3 at Texas Tech (1/4/17) 3FGA:... 6 twice (Last at Texas Tech (1/4/17)) FT:... 1 twice (Last vs. Kansas (2/21/17)) FTA:... 2 twice (Last vs. Kansas (2/21/17)) OReb:...1 vs. Sacred Heart (12/21/16) DReb:...3 twice (Last vs. Sacred Heart (12/21/16)) Reb:...4 vs. Sacred Heart (12/21/16) PF:... 4 twice (Last vs. South Dakota (11/10/17)) Assists:... 2 twice (Last at Texas Tech (1/4/17)) TO:...3 vs. UCSB (11/11/16) Blocks:...2 vs. Northern Illinois (12/11/16) Steals:... 1 vs. Delaware State (12/18/16) Min: vs. Texas (1/1/17) 13 ADRIANA CAMBER So. F 5-10 Lund, Sweden CAMBER S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / / /

13 21 BRIDGET CARLETON Jr. G 6-1 Chatham, Ontario, Notes Named to the Cheryl Miller Award Preseason List. Unanimous selection to the All-Big 12 First-Team and was the only freshman to earn honorable mention All- Big 12 in Named s first Big 12 Player of the Week and earned the honor twice in Was named Big 12 Freshman of the Week five times, tying the school record. Ranks first in school history in career free throw percentage (.880). Netted 42-straight free throws before missing one against TTU, which is 18th all-time in the NCAA record book. Grabbed double-doubles in seven career games as a Cyclone. Netted six 3-pointers in the first half vs. UAPB. Competed for Canada Basketball on their U16, U17, U18 and U19 teams and was the captain and a starter on the CAREER HIGHS Points: twice (Last vs. West Virginia (2/4/17)) FG: vs. West Virginia (2/4/17) FGA:...27 vs. TCU (1/15/17) 3FG:... 6 vs. UAPB (12/13/15) 3FGA: vs. Drake (11/20/16) FT:...10 twice (Last vs. TCU (1/28/17)) FTA:...12 vs. TCU (1/27/16) OReb:...5 vs. TCU (2/13/16) DReb:...14 vs. TCU (2/13/16) Reb:...19 vs. TCU (2/13/16) PF:...5 three times (Last vs. Kansas State (3/4/17)) Assists:... 5 twice (Last vs. Kansas State (1/21/17)) TO:... 6 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) Blocks:... 4 twice (Last vs. West Virginia (2/18/17)) Steals:...5 vs. Texas Tech (3/4/16) Min:...42 twice (Last vs. Mississippi State (12/3/16)) U19 Women s National Team where she averaged 12.3 points in 27 international games. Ranked the top recruit in Canada. A native of Chatham, Ontario, Canada who played high school basketball at John McGregor Secondary school. Won the LKSSAA badminton title in girls doubles. CARLETON S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / / / / Notes Averaged a double-double in her senior campaign with 24.3 points and 12.2 rebounds per game. Holds the school record for the most points by any Kasson-Mantorville student-athlete, male or female, with 2,253 career points. Also the career rebound leader and blocked a school record 433 shots. Rated the top prospect in the state of Minnesota. CAREER HIGHS Points:... 6 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) FG:... 2 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) FGA:... 5 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) 3FG:... 1 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) 3FGA:... 2 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) FT:... 1 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) FTA:... 4 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) OReb:... 1 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) DReb:... 8 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) Reb:... 9 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) PF:... 2 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) Assists:... N/A TO:... 1 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) Blocks:... 3 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) Steals:... N/A Min:...24 vs. South Dakota (11/10/17) 25 KRISTIN SCOTT Fr. C 6-3 Kasson, Minn. SCOTT S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / /6.0 TOTAL / /6.0 13

14 @Claire_Ricketts Notes Netted seven points and a career-high 11 rebounds against Southern in 15 minutes of action. Suffered a fractured wrist against USC Upstate and redshirted the season. Four-year letterwinner at John Paul II High School in Plano, Texas. All-time leading rebounder (807) and second-leading scorer (1,207) in school history. Led her team to four-straight Final Four s with a state championship her junior season. McDonald s All-America nominee. CAREER HIGHS Points:...10 vs. New Orleans (12/4/16) FG:... 5 vs. New Orleans (12/4/16) FGA:...5 twice (Last vs. New Orleans (12/4/16)) 3FG:... N/A 3FGA:... N/A FT:... 3 vs. Southern (12/6/15) FTA:... 6 vs. Southern (12/6/15) OReb:... 5 vs. Southern (12/6/15) DReb:...6 (Last vs. Savannah State (11/22/16)) Reb:...11 vs. Southern (12/6/15) PF:...5 at Texas (1/6/15) Assists:... 1 twice (Last vs. Southern (12/6/15)) TO:... 3 vs. USC Upstate (11/16/14) Blocks:... 2 vs. Arkansas State (11/27/16) Steals:... 2 vs. UAPB (12/13/15) Min:...21 vs. UAPB (12/13/15) 30 CLAIRE RICKETTS RJr. F 6-3 Parker, Texas RICKETT S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / / / / / / Notes Scored a career-high 20 points off 8-of-11 shooting against Kansas in Earned her first Big 12 Freshman of the Week award after two double-figure scoring games vs. UNI and Southern. Started her first two career games as a Cyclone. Averaged 16.0 points throughout her high school career at Roosevelt and grabbed school records inpoints (1,422) and rebounds (755). She averaged a double-double her senior year with 20.4 points and 11.4 rebounds. Rated the top prospect out of the state of Iowa and was 45th nationally on ProspectsNation.com. CAREER HIGHS Points:...20 vs. Kansas (2/21/17) FG:... 9 vs. Southern (12/6/15) FGA:...16 vs. Baylor 2/20/16 3FG:... 1 vs. Baylor (1/23/16) 3FGA:... 2 vs. Baylor (1/23/16) FT:... 6 vs. Arkansas State (11/27/16) FTA:... 7 vs. Arkansas State (11/27/16) OReb:...8 vs. Sacred Heart (12/21/16) DReb: at Kansas (2/2/16) Reb: twice (Last vs. Sacred Heart (12/21/16)) PF:... 5 three times (Last vs. Baylor (2/1/17)) Assists:... 1 twice (Last vs. Oklahoma (1/30/16)) TO:...3 twice (Last vs. Texas Tech (3/4/16)) Blocks:...5 vs. Alcorn State (12/20/15) Steals:... 3 vs. UAPB (12/13/15) Min:...36 at Texas Tech (1/17/15) 32 MEREDITH BURKHALL Jr. F 6-3 Urbandale, Iowa BURKHALL S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / / / / /

15 @AMidd33 Notes Transferred from Tennessee, and will sit out the season, and will have one year of eligibility remaining. Spent three seasons at Tennessee and competed in 97 games for the Lady Vols. Compiled 18 starts while averaging 4.9 points, 1.7 rebounds and 1.6 assists per game. In her junior campaign, she led the Lady Vols with 42 3-pointers, while shooting at a team best 38.9 percent clip. CAREER HIGHS Points:... N/A FG:... N/A FGA:... N/A 3FG:... N/A 3FGA:... N/A FT:... N/A FTA:... N/A OReb:... N/A DReb:... N/A Reb:... N/A PF:... N/A Assists:... N/A TO:... N/A Blocks:... N/A Steals:... N/A Min:... N/A 33 ALEXA MIDDLETON Sr. G 5-9 Murfreesboro, Tenn. MIDDLETON S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg TOTAL 15

16 RADIO/TV CHART 1 Madison Wise Fr. - F Greenfield, Ind. Greenfield Central 3 Emily Durr Sr. - G Utica, N.Y. Notre Dame HS 4 Rae Johnson Fr. - G Albertville, Minn. St. Michael Albertville 10 Nia Washington NEE-YAH So. - G Stafford, Va. Riverdale Baptist 12 Bride Kennedy-Hopoate BRID-EE Kennedy-Hop-OH-WAT-TAY Jr. - F Brisbane, Austrailia Hutchinson CC 13 Adriana Camber CAME-burr So. - F Lund, Sweden Katedralskolan Lund 21 Bridget Carleton Jr. - G Chatham, Ontario, Canada John McGregor Secondary 25 Kristin Scott Fr. - G Kasson, Minn. Kasson-Mantorville 30 Claire Ricketts RJr. - F Parker, Texas John Paul II 32 Meredith Burkhall Jr. - F Urbandale, Iowa Roosevelt 33 Alexa Middleton Sr. - G Murfreesboro, Tenn. Tennessee Bill Fennelly FEN-lee Head Coach 23rd Season at ISU William Penn 79 Jodi Steyer STY-er Associate Head Coach 16th Season at ISU Colorado State 89 Latoja Schaben la-toy-ah Assistant Coach 21st Season at ISU Toledo 94 Billy Fennelly FEN-lee Assistant Coach Eighth Season at ISU Iowa State 07 Josh Carper Director of Basketball Operations 10th Season at ISU Iowa State 07 Cassandra Baier Strength and Conditioning/ Women s Basketball Second Season at ISU Slippery Rock 07 Adam Urness Coord. of Player Development Second Season at ISU Simpson