Pittsburgh PANTHERS 8-22/ Overall ( ) 0-16/BIG EAST

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1 WOMEN S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES University of Pittsburgh Athletics 3719 Terrace Street Pittsburgh, Pa WBB Contact: Stacey Brann sbrann@athletics.pitt.edu (o) (c) SCHEDULE EXHIBITION Sat. Nov. 3 LOCK HAVEN/EXHIBITION 12 p.m. SCHOOL DAY Fri. Nov. 9 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 11 a.m. Sun. Nov. 11 WILLIAM & MARY (web) 1 p.m. Tues. Nov. 13 SIENA (webcast) # 1 p.m. Tues. Nov. 20 WAGNER (webcast) 7 p.m. Sat. Nov. 24 BROWN (webcast) 1 p.m. Mon. Nov. 26 LONGWOOD (webcast) 7 p.m. Sat. Dec. 1 at Lafayette 2 p.m. Wed. Dec. 5 LOYOLA (MD) (webcast) 7 p.m. Sat. Dec. 8 at Duquesne 2 p.m. HOMETOWN VS. HUNGER Sun. Dec. 16 RIDER (webcast) 1 p.m. Thurs. Dec. 20 MOUNT ST. MARY S 7 p.m. Sat. Dec. 29 at Buffalo 2 p.m. Wed. Jan. 2 at Old Dominion 3 p.m. Sat. Jan. 5 at Seton Hall* 2 p.m. Sat. Jan. 12 VILLANOVA* (Big East TV) 6 p.m. Wed. Jan. 16 at St. John s* 7 p.m. GIRL SCOUT DAY Sat. Jan. 19 MARQUETTE*^ (PPTV) 3 p.m. Wed. Jan. 23 NOTRE DAME*(PPTV) 7 p.m. Sat. Jan. 26 at Georgetown* 4 p.m. Tues. Jan. 29 at DePaul* 8 p.m. Sun. Feb. 3 USF*(PPTV) 1 p.m. Wed. Feb. 6 PROVIDENCE* (PPTV) 7 p.m. Sat. Feb. 9 at Louisville* 2 p.m. Sat. Feb. 16 at Syracuse* (Big East TV) 2 p.m. Wed. Feb. 20 CINCINNATI* (PPTV) 7 p.m. PINK THE PETERSEN Sat. Feb. 23 GEORGETOWN* 1 p.m. Tues. Feb. 26 at Connecticut* (SNY) 7 p.m. Sat. Mar. 2 DEPAUL* (Senior Day) (PPTV) 1 p.m. Mon. Mar. 4 at Rutgers* 7:30 p.m. Fri.-Tues. Mar. 8- Big East Championship 12 (Hartford, Conn.) TBD *Denotes Big East Conference game All home games in CAPS All times are EST PPTV/Pitt Panthers TV on The Comcast Network (Channels Pittsburgh PANTHERS 8-22/ Overall () 0-16/BIG EAST Head Coach Agnus Berenato (Mount St. Mary s, 1980) /29th season overall /10th season at Pitt Last Time Out dropped its season closer, falling to USF in the Big East Championship on March 2, Statistical Leaders: Brianna Kiesel, 13.6 ppg, 2.0 apg, 36.3 mpg Ashlee Anderson, 10.6 ppg, 4.9 rpg Marquel Davis, 8.5 ppg, 2.7 rpg Lock Haven LADY EAGLES 9-16/Overall 8-14/Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Head Coach Jennifer Smith (Millersville, 2002) /Career Record 28-74/Record at LHU Last Time Out Return seven players from a team that finished 9-16 last season. Players to Watch/ Storyline Emily Daugherty, missed last season with injury ( , 10.5 ppg, 4.6 rpg) The Lady Eagles have just one senior on their roster and field a team of 11 underclassmen (freshmen and sophomores). When: Saturday, Nov. 3, 2012, Noon Where: Petersen Events Center, Pittsburgh, Pa. Officials: Jason Wilkinson, Felicia Young, Bill Scott On the Air (internet): None On the Air (Radio): None Live Stats: GameTrackerwww.PittsburghPanthers.com Series History: Pitt holds a 4-1 lead. Last Meeting: Feb. 17, 1979; Pitt 55, LHU, 48 First Meeting: Feb. 21, 1976; LHU 60, Pitt 54 Storylines & Notables: Berenato begins her 10th season as Pitt s head coach and 29th season overall. She is seven wins from becoming the all-time win leader in Pitt women s basketball history. The Panthers return three starters and eight players from last season s roster. Pitt begins official play on Friday, Nov. 9 against Youngstown St. in the fourthannual School Day game (11 a.m. tip) The Panthers are all-time in regular season openers. With a win on Friday in its first official game, Pitt will capture its first victory in the 2012 calendar year PANTHERS STARTING LINEUP No. Pos. Name Ht. Yr. PPG RPG Notes/Other 0 F Asia Logan 6-0 Jr averaged 14.8 minutes a game last season; reached double figures in 12 G over career 1 G Loliya Briggs 5-11 Fr.-RS 13.2* 7.5* injured during summer 2011 with the Nigerian National Team, red-shirted last season 3 G Brianna Kiesel 5-7 So only player to start every game (30); pt games; had at least 1 FT attempt in 26 of 30G 12 G Abby Dowd 5-9 Jr.-RS paced team with 35 3-pointers; only had six turnovers in last 380 minutes of playing time 34 C Chyna Golden 6-2 So played in 29 games last season, averaging 14.6 minutes per game No. Pos. Name Ht. Yr. PPG RPG Notes/Other 13 G Marquel Davis 5-9 Jr starts last season, averaging 24.1 minutes in 29G; had 35 steals 22 F Krista Pettipier 6-3 Fr four year letterwinner from Ankeny (Iowa) High School, first team Class 4A as as senoir 23 G Ashlee Anderson 5-9 Jr.-RS has played in more games (61) than any other current player; started final 25 last season 24 G Brianna Brizzi 5-6 So walk-on who earned a spot on team last season 25 G Brittany Gordon 5-8 Fr three-year varsity starter from S. Charleston (WV) High School, 2012 Daily Mail POY 31 G Bridget Higgins 5-8 Fr. - - played at Mount St. Joseph s Academy outside of Philadelphia 44 C Marvadene Anderson 6-11 Fr tallest teenager in the world; will sit out this season 51 F Cora McManus 6-0 So injured at DePaul (shoulder) on Jan. 14; played in 12 games, averaging 9.2 minutes

2 General Information Location... Pittsburgh, Pa. Founded Enrollment...28,766 Chancellor...Mark A. Nordenberg Athletic Director...Steve Pederson Nickname...Panthers Colors...Blue and Gold Affiliation...NCAA, Division I-A Home Court...Petersen Events Center Capacity...12,508 Conference... Big East NCAA Varsity Teams Address...Department of Athletics...P.O. Box Pittsburgh, PA Athletics Department Phone...(412) Ticket Office Phone...(412) Media Relations Assistant AD/Women s Basketball (SID)...Stacey Brann Office Phone...(412) Cell Phone...(412) Press Row Phone...(412) Web site... Coaching Staff Head Coach (Alma Mater)...Agnus Berenato (Mount St. Mary s, 80) Record at Pittsburgh/Years /Nine seasons Overall Record/Years /28 seasons Associate Head Coach/Years...Patty Coyle (Rutgers, 82)/3 Assistant Coach/Years...Khadija Head (Murry State, 2003)/3 Assistant Coach/Years...Mallorie Winn (Pitt, 2007)/3 Director of Operations...Meghan Bielich Video Coordinator...David Scarborough Strength and Conditioning Coach...Kim King Athletic Trainer...Ann Marie Porada Equipment Manager... Chris Dountas Academic Coordinator...Jen Tuscano Women s Basketball Phone...(412) Women s Basketball Fax...(412) Basketball History First Year of Program , but resumed in Overall All-Time Record (.497), beginning in 1974 Number of Postseason Appearances... Eight NCAA (3), WNIT (5) Last Postseason Appearance WNIT...First Round - Fell to Toledo, Best NCAA Finish in Program History...Sweet 16 (2, 2007, 2008) Season in Review Overall Record Home Away Neutral Non-Conference Record Big East Conference Record (16th) Big East Championship Results...First round, March 2, vs. USF, L, Team Information Starters Returning/Lost...3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...8/3 Starters Returning Brianna Kiesel , So., G, 30G/30 starts,13.6 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 3.0 apg Ashlee Anderson 5-9., Jr.-RS, G, 30G/25 starts,10.6 ppg, 4.9 rpg, 2.3 apg Abby Dowd , Jr.-RS, G, 4.5 ppg, 2.2 rpg, 35 3-pointers Starters Lost Leeza Burdgess ppg, 7.2 rpg Kyra Dunn , Jr., F, 5.0 ppg, 5.6 rpg, 1.2 rpg Letterwinners Returning Brianna Brizzi...5-6, So., G Marquel Davis...5-9, Jr., G, 8.5 ppg, 2.7 rpg Asia Logan...6-0, Jr., G, 5.5 ppg, 2.4 rpg Cora McManus...6-0, So,,12 games, 1.8 ppg, 2.8 rpg Chyna Golden...6-2, So., 1.7 ppg, 3.1 rpg Letterwinners Lost TiAnna Porter... Fr., F, 2.9 ppg, 1.3 rpg Newcomers Loliya Briggs (injured last season, redshirted)... Fr.-RS, Gainesville, Fla. Marvadene Bubbles Anderson , Fr., Clarendon, Jamaica# Brittany Gordon , Fr., South Charleston, W.Va. Bridget Higgins...5-8, Fr., Lafayette Hill, Pa. Krista Pettepier...6-3, Fr., F, Ankey, Iowa #will not play this season. Follow on Twitter Like on Facebook at Pitt Women s Basketball PITT NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown/High School/Last School 0 Asia Logan G 6-0 Jr. Baltimore, Md./Digital Harbor 1 Loliya Briggs G 5-11 Fr.-RS Gainesville, Fla./Potter s House Christian Academy 3 Brianna Kiesel G 5-7 So Utica, N.Y./Thomas R. Proctor 12 Abby Dowd G 5-9 Jr.-RS Tipp City, Ohio/Tippecanoe/University at Buffalo 13 Marquel Davis G 5-9 Jr. Fredericksburg, Va./Stafford 22 Krista Pettepier F 6-3 Fr. Ankeny, Iowa/Ankeny 23 Ashlee Anderson G 5-9 Jr.-RS Chicago, Ill./Whitney Young Magnet 24 Brianna Brizzi G 5-6 So. Warrenton, Va./Fauquier 25 Brittany Gordon G 5-8 Fr. South Charleston, W.Va./South Charleston 31 Bridget Higgins G 5-8 Fr. Lafayette Hill, Pa./Mount St. Joseph Academy 34 Chyna Golden F 6-2 So. Neptune, N.J./Neptune 44 Marvadene Bubbles Anderson C 6-11 Fr.^ Clarendon, Jamaica/Rutgers Prep (NJ) 51 Cora McManus F 6-0 So. Seattle, Wash./Garfield Head Coach: Agnus Berenato (Mount St. Mary s, 1980), 29th season overall, 10th season at Pitt Associate Head Coach: Patty Coyle (Rutgers, 1982) Assistant Coaches: Khadija Head (Murray State, 2003), Mallorie Winn (Pittsburgh, 2007) Director of Operations: Meghan Bielich (Clarion University, 2006) Video Coordinator: David Scarborough (California University of Pennsylvania, 2009) ^will redshirt the season.

3 PANTHERS RECORD WHEN... (IN )... at home on road at neutral sites games decided by 3 pts or less games decided by 4-5 points games decided by 6-10 points games decided by points games decided by 20+ points overtime/double overtime vs. top 25 teams (AP Poll) vs. top 25 teams (AP & Coaches Polls) vs. top 10 teams (AP) scoring first leading at the half tied at the half trailing at the half leading with 10:00 remaining trailing with 10:00 remaining tied with 10:00 remaining leading with 5:00 remaining trailing with 5:00 remaining tied with 5:00 remaining Pitt shoots 50% or better Pitt shoots less than 50% opponent shoots 50% or better opponent shoots less than 50% Pitt shoots 40% or better opponent shoots 40% or better Pitt out-rebounds opponent opponent posts more rebounds Pitt equals opponent in rebounds Pitt shoots 75% or better from the FT line Pitt has more FT attempts opponent has more FT attempts Pitt equals opponent in FT attempts Pitt shoots 40% or better from opponent shoots 40% or better from attempting more 3-pointers than opponent attempting fewer 3-pointers than opponent same number of 3-point field goal attempted Pitt has more turnovers than opponent Pitt has less turnovers than opponent Pitt and opponent have equal turnovers Pitt has 10 or more steals Pitt has 9 or fewer steals Pitt scores more pts in the paint than opp Pitt scores fewer or equal pts paint Pitt scores more 2nd chance points Pitt scores less 2nd chance points Pitt and opponent are equal in 2nd chance pts Pitt scores 80 or more Pitt scores Pitt scores Pitt scores Pitt scores 50 or below opponent scores 80 or more opponent scores opponent scores opponent scores opponent scores 50 or below on Mondays on Tuesdays on Wednesdays on Thursdays on Fridays on Saturdays on Sundays in November in December in January in February in March GAME-BY-GAME REBOUNDING Opponent Pitt Opp +/- W/L Hampton L St. Francis (Pa.) W Loyola (Md.) W Central Michigan W Drexel L Mount St. Mary s W High Point L Duke L Georgetown L Valparaiso W Indiana W Michigan State W Duquesne L Lafayette W Villanova L Syracuse L Rutgers L DePaul L Notre Dame L West Virginia L Providence L St. John s L Marquette L Cincinnati L Louisville L USF L Connecticut L Seton Hall L West Virginia L USF L GAME-BY-GAME POINTS IN THE PAINT Opponent Pitt Opp +/- W/L Hampton L St. Francis (Pa.) W Loyola (Md.) W Central Michigan W Drexel L Mount St. Mary s W High Point L Duke L Georgetown L Valparaiso W Indiana W Michigan State W Duquesne L Lafayette W Villanova L Syracuse L Rutgers L DePaul L Notre Dame L West Virginia L Providence L St. John s L Marquette L Cincinnati L Louisville L USF L Connecticut L Seton Hall L West Virginia L USF L

4 INDIVIDUAL CAREER TOTALS Player G Pts Reb. Asst. Blk Stls Anderson Davis Logan Dowd Kiesel Golden McManus Brizzi BRIEFLY The all-time record for Pitt women s basketball is Ashlee Anderson or Brianna Kiesel paced the team in scoring in 12 games each last winter. Either Anderson or Kiesel (or both) led the squad in the final 12-straight games - and in 19 of the last 20 in. Brianna Kiesel entered the Pitt record book at No. 5 in points by a first-year player with 24 points against USF in the Panthers final game. The Panthers used eight different starting lineups in 30 games - but started the same five in the seven of the last eight games of the season. Pitt scored 50 or fewer points in 12 games last season and was 0-12 when doing so. Pitt has not led at the half in a game since Dec. 20, 2011, when they did so against Indiana (34-30). They trailed USF in their last showing by 19 at the half (39-20) before erupting for 39 points in the second half. The Panthers were winless on the road last season (0-10). The last Pitt team to go without a road victory during a season was (0-11). The Panthers 22 losses were the most under head coach Agnus Berenato. Pitt previously had 24 losses in a season in (6-24). The Panthers played three overtime games during the season, going 2-1 in those games. The last time a Pitt team played three overtime games in the same season was (1-2 mark). The game at DePaul on Jan. 14 on Jan. 14 featured five ties and 12 lead changes. That s the most for a Panthers team since a win over USF on Feb. 12, 2011 which saw 10 ties and 12 lead changes. The contest at Cincinnati on Feb. 11 had 11 lead changes and six ties, while the loss to Louisville a week ago featured 9 ties and seven lead changes. In total this season, there have been 91 lead changes in Pitt s 26 games. The Panthers shot 51.6 percent against DePaul on Jan. 14, its highest field goal percentage of the season and best since last season in the Big East Tournament versus USF (.553). The effort was the only 50 percent plus showing of the season. The contest and win over Michigan State on Dec. 21 featured a 26-point swing as Pitt trailed by as many as 14 points and then, led by 12 points. Pitt grabbed 62 rebounds at High Point on Dec. 2 - the most ever under head coach Agnus Berenato in her nine seasons. Pitt led from opening tip to final horn against two opponents last season, first versus Central Michigan on Nov. 20 and again against Mount St. Mary s. The Panthers led wire-to-wire in seven games in SINGLE GAME LEADERS & CO-LEADERS/MISCELLANOUS Scoring Career Brianna Kiesel Ashlee Anderson Marquel Davis 4 4 Asia Logan 3 4 Abby Dowd 1 1 Leeza Burdgess 0 1 Rebounding Career Leeza Burdgess Kyra Dunn 9 10 Ashlee Anderson 5 5 Asia Logan 2 2 Marquel Davis 1 1 Chyna Golden 1 1 Brianna Kiesel 1 1 Cora McManus 1 1 Assists Career Brianna Kiesel Ashlee Anderson Leeza Burdgess 5 5 Marquel Davis 4 4 Chyna Golden 1 1 Kyra Dunn 1 1 Asia Logan 0 1 Steals Career Ashlee Anderson Marquel Davis Brianna Kiesel 9 9 Abby Dowd 5 5 Asia Logan 3 5 Leeza Burdgess 3 5 Kyra Dunn 4 4 Cora McManus 1 1 Chyna Golden 1 1 Blocked Shots Career Kyra Dunn Leeza Burdgess TiAnna Porter 6 6 Marquel Davis 4 6 Ashlee Anderson 3 3 Cora McManus 2 2 Chyna Golden 1 1 Brianna Kiesel 1 1 Asia Logan 1 1 Abby Dowd 1 1 Double-Figure Scoring Career Brianna Kiesel Ashlee Anderson Asia Logan 7 12 Marquel Davis Leeza Burdgess 7 10 Kyra Dunn 4 6 Abby Dowd 3 3 Chyna Golden 1 1 Double-Digit Rebounding Career Leeza Burdgess 7 9 Kyra Dunn 7 8 Chyna Golden 1 1 Cora McManus 1 1 Double-Digit Assists Career Double-Doubles Career Kyra Dunn 3 3 Leeza Burdgess pt scorers Career Brianna Kiesel 6 6 Ashlee Anderson 3 4 Marquel Davis LEADS AND DEFICITS Largest Halftime Lead: 13, vs. Saint Francis ( ) 12, vs Loyola ( ) Largest Halftime Lead Blown: n/a Largest Halftime De icit: 38, vs Connecticut ( ) 35, at Notre Dame ( ) 27, at Duke ( ) Smallest Halftime Lead: 6, vs. Central Michigan ( ) 13, vs. Saint Francis ( ) Smallest Halftime De icit: 1, vs. St John s, ( ) 2, at USF, ( ) 2, at High Point, ( ) 3, at Cincinnati, ( ) 3, vs Louisville, ( ) Largest Lead: 34, vs. Saint Francis ( ) 21, vs. Loyola ( ) Largest Lead Blown: 9, vs. DePaul ( ) 7, vs. Louisville ( ) 5, vs. Hampton ( ) Largest De icit: 78, at Notre Dame ( ) 50, at Duke ( ) 49, vs. Connecticut ( ) 32, vs. Georgetown ( ) Largest De icit Overcome for Win: 15, vs. Lafayette ( , 2nd half) 14, vs. Michigan State ( , 1st half) 7, vs. Loyola ( ) Led Wire to Wire: vs. Central Michigan ( ) vs. Mount St. Mary s ( ) Other Pitt Opponents 3-second violations second violations - 1 lane violations 4 1 shot clock expired point plays - - jump balls controlled technical fouls 1 1

5 ABBY DOWD 5-9 Redshirt Junior Guard Tipp City, Ohio Tippecanoe/University at Buffalo 12 started 23 of 30 games last season. averaged 4.5 points and 2.2 rebounds in. hit 35 3-pointers, a team-high. played 377 minutes (over last 13 games of the season) with just six turnovers. drained 35 of the Panthers 75 total three-pointers made, shooting 35-of-113 (.310) this season from behind the arc. 113 of 146 total ield goal attempts on the season came from long range (77.4 percent of total attempts). logged 29.8 minutes a game, second on the team; played 32 or more minutes in 15 games. shot 6-of-43 (.140) including 3-of-30 (.100) from 3-point range, over the last 12 games of the season (since exploded for 23 at DePaul on Jan. 14). scored a career-high 23 points at DePaul on Jan. 14, draining seven 3-pointers. the seven triples tied a Pitt program record for 3-pointers in a game with four others, irst player to tally that many 3 s in a single game since collected three 3-pointers versus Rutgers on Jan. 10, fourth time last season had three 3 s in a game. was 100 percent from free throw line versus Syracuse on Jan. 7, only third and last trip to free throw line last season. grabbed season/career-best eight rebounds at High Point on Dec. 2. scored irst points of Pitt career on a three-pointer in the second half against Hampton on Nov. 12. Buffalo selected to Mid-American Conference All-Freshman Team following the season. saw action in all 30 games on the year with 25 starts. closed season for the Bulls fourth on the team in scoring, second in assists and inished third in the MAC in 3-point ield goal percentage. averaged 6.5 points and shot 47.8 percent from the three point line during conference play was solid from the free throw line with a.840 free throw percentage. tallied 66 assists and 23 steals on the year... also averaged 2.7 rebounds per contest....points...23, at DePaul, , at High Point, Assists... 2, four times last at DePaul... Steals...3, at Villanova, Blocked Shots...1, four times...field Goals... 8, at DePaul... FG Attempts...12, at DePaul...3-Pt FG... 7, at DePaul... 3-Pt FGA...11, at DePaul...Free Throws Made...3, vs. Saint Francis (Pa.)... Free Throw Attempts...4, vs. Saint Francis (Pa.)...Minutes...40, Rutgers, GAME BY GAME Hampton * Saint Francis * Loyola (Md.) * Central Michigan * Drexel * Mount St. Mary s * at High Point * at #7/6 Duke * Georgetown * Valparaiso * vs. Indiana * vs. Michigan State * Duquesne * Lafayette * at Villanova * Syracuse * Rutgers * at DePaul * at Notre Dame * West Virginia * at Providence * St. John s * at Marquette at Cincinnati Louisville at USF Connecticut Seton Hall at WVU vs. USF * DOWD S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

6 ASHLEE ANDERSON 5-9 Redshirt Junior Guard Chicago, Ill. Whitney Young 23 has appeared in 61 career games, the most of any current Panther. started the inal 25 games of the season, came off bench in irst ive. closed the season, averaging 10.6 points (second on team), 4.9 rebounds and 2.1 assists (second on team) per game. also averaged a team-high 1.4 steals per game; collected career-high six steals at DePaul on Jan. 14. led or co-led the team in scoring in ive of the last nine games and seven of the last 12. In total, led team in 11 games - tied for the team-high. scored in double igures in 10 of the last 13 games and 16 games on the season; only scored in double igures in six of irst 17 games in. averaged 12.1 points in last 13 games - with 16 or more points in four contests. scored 22 points versus Louisville on Feb. 14, was 8-of-19 from the ield. had 19 points and seven rebounds versus St. John s on Jan. 31, leading team in both scoring and rebounding - the fourth time last season she had accomplished that feat. had two or more assists in 17 games and four or more assists in seven contests. grabbed four or more rebounds in 21 games and ive-plus boards in 16 games. led the team in rebounding in ive games over career, all last season. scored 19 points versus DePaul on Jan. 14, added a career-high six steals and six rebounds and four assists. had 14 points and tied a career high with nine rebounds versus Syracuse, shot 6-of-10 from the ield. pumped in 16 points on a 6-of-9 shooting evening versus Duquesne on Dec. 28, added six rebounds. narrowly missed a triple-double with 13 points, nine rebounds and seven assists versus the Mount on Nov. 29. scored 29 points, a career high, against Saint Francis on Nov. 15. in same game also collected career bests in ield goals made (13) and attempted (20)....Points... 29, vs. Saint Francis (Pa.), , twice, last vs. Syracuse, Assists... 7, vs. Mount St. Mary s, Steals...6, at DePaul, Blocked Shots... 2, vs. Lafayette, Field Goals...13, vs. Saint Francis (Pa.)...Field Goal Attempts...21, vs. Indiana, Pt FG...5, at St. John s... 3-Pt FGA...8, at St. John s...free Throws Made... 6, twice, last vs. Connecticut, Free Throw Attempts...8, at Marquette, Minutes...44, vs. Marquette GAME BY GAME Hampton Saint Francis Loyola (Md.) Central Michigan Drexel Mount St. Mary s * at High Point * at #7/6 Duke * Georgetown * Valparaiso * vs. Indiana * vs. Michigan State * Duquesne * Lafayette * at Villanova * Syracuse * Rutgers * at DePaul * at Notre Dame * West Virginia * at Providence * St. John s * at Marquette` * at Cincinnati * Louisville * at USF * Connecticut * Seton Hall * at West Virginia * vs. USF * ANDERSON S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

7 MARQUEL DAVIS 5-9 Junior Guard Fredericksburg, Va. Stafford 13 averaged 8.5 points, 2.7 rebounds and 1.2 steals in 29 games (missed Mount St. Mary s game with concussion). tallied double- igure scoring in 11 games on the year and tallied eight or more points in 15 games. posted eight rebounds, a career-high, in season closer versus USF in the Big East Championship. scored 13 points at Cincinnati on Feb. 11, her irst double- igure outing since Syracuse (Jan. 8) and the most points (also 13) since at Villanova on Jan. 3. had 11 points and six rebounds (career-best) at USF on Feb. 18. had at least one steal in 22 of the 29 games she appeared in; had three or more steals in four games, including three vs. WVU on Jan. 21. had career-best four assists at USF on Feb previously had no more than two in 14 games. shot 15-of-66 (.227) from the ield in the last six games - after a 6-of-12 performance versus Cincy on Feb. 11. hit irst two 3-pointers of career against Villanova on Jan. 3 - only had taken one during career before that game. went 2-of-3 from behind the arc against Syracuse on Jan. 7. career-high six rebounds versus Lafayette on Dec. 31, matched that total with six at USF on Feb. 18. shot 5-of-6 (.833) from the ield totaling 14 points in the end against Michigan State on Dec. 21 with four rebounds and three assists. irst time in double digits in entire career was against Loyola on Nov. 18 (17 points). Fifteen (15) of Davis 17 points came over a ive-minute span in the second half. Eight of those 17 points were scored in just a 95-second spurt. topped that performance with 26 points - a career high - against Central Michigan on Nov. 20. went 11-of-19 from the ield; also tied career high in steals (four)....points... 26, vs. Central Michigan, vs. USF, Assists...4, at USF, Steals...4, twice, last vs. Central Michigan...Blocked Shots...2, vs. Providence...Field Goals... 11, vs. Central Michigan...Field Goal Attempts...19, vs. Central Michigan...3-Pt FG... 2, twice... 3-Pt FGA... 3, vs. Syracuse, Free Throws Made... 6, vs. Lafayette, Free Throw Attempts...7, vs. Lafayette...Minutes...36, vs. Central Michigan GAME BY GAME Hampton * Saint Francis * Loyola (Md.) * Central Michigan * Drexel * Mount St. Mary s at High Point at #7/6 Duke Georgetown Valparaiso vs. Indiana vs. Michigan State Duquesne Lafayette at Villanova Syracuse Rutgers * ` at DePaul at Notre Dame West Virginia at Providence St. John s at Marquette * at Cincinnati * Louisville * at USF * Connecticut * Seton Hall * at West Virginia * vs. USF * DAVIS CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

8 ASIA LOGAN 6-0 Junior Guard Baltimore, Md. Digital Harbor 0 averaged 5.5 points and 2.4 rebounds in 24 games. averaged 14.8 minutes per game. irst career start came at DePaul on Jan. 14; started ive straight games before being injured (labrum) on Jan. 31 vs. St. John s. missed three games and returned in uniform at USF on Feb. 18.; out the rest of the season with same injury. reached double- igure scoring in seven games, with the last versus Rutgers on Jan. 10. shot 76.6 percent from the free throw line - tops on the team. shot just 5-of-30 (.167) behind the arc last season. take away three point shots, made and attempted would have shot 44.0 percent from ield (and not.374). recorded three or more rebounds in 12 games and four or more in six games. hit 5-of-7 shots at Villanova for 12 points, while grabbing career-best seven rebounds. versus Duquesne, tallied 11 points on 3-of-4 shooting in 21 minutes and against Michigan State on Dec. 21 had 11 points in 18 minutes; shot 4-of-9 from the ield. came off the bench to lead the team in scoring in two games: 12 points against Hampton on Nov. 12 and versus Georgetown (15 points) on Dec. 7. matched career best in ield goals made ( ive) vs. the Lady Pirates, the irst game of season saw action in 25 games off the bench, averaging 3.7 points and 1.6 rebounds. notched double igure scoring in four games. grabbed at least two rebounds in 15 of 25 games. pulled down three rebounds versus West Virginia on Feb. 17 in seven minutes of action. had eight points against Notre Dame on Jan. 15 in 13 minutes....points...15, vs. Georgetown, , vs. Mount St. Mary s, Assists...2, vs. UT Arlington Steals... 2, at Louisville, Blocked Shots... 1, ive times...field Goals... 5, twice last vs. Hampton, Field Goal Attempts... 16,vs. Georgetown Pt FG...3, vs. UT-Arlington... 3-Pt FGA...7, vs. Georgetown...Free Throws Made...9, vs. Georgetown... Free Throw Attempts...10, vs. Georgetown...Minutes...28, vs. Georgetown GAME BY GAME Hampton Saint Francis Loyola (Md.) Central Michigan Drexel Mount St. Mary s at High Point at #7/6 Duke Georgetown Valparaiso vs. Indiana vs. Michigan State Duquesne Lafayette at Villanova Syracuse Rutgers at DePaul * at Notre Dame * West Virginia * at Providence * St. John s * at Marquette at Cincinnati Louisville at USF Connecticut Seton Hall at West Virginia vs. USF LOGAN S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

9 BRIANNA BRIZZI 5-6 Sophomore Guard Warrenton, Va. Fauquier 24 played in ive games, including three Big East games. saw irst action in a Pitt uniform versus SFU on Nov. 15, playing two minutes. High School Two-sport athlete at Fauquier High School in Warrenton, Va. four-year varsity letterwinner in basketball for the Falcons. averaged 17 points, 4.5 rebounds and 3.0 assists as a senior. earned team MVP honors and a selection to the all-evergreen District First Team. as a junior, averaged 8.0 points... named to the all-evergreen District Second Team. collected Briar Woods Winter Classic Tournament Team honors both junior and senior campaigns. also played three years of varsity soccer at Fauquier High School, with consecutive all-district honors the last two seasons....points Assists Steals......Blocked Shots......Field Goals......Field Goal Attempts Pt FG Pt FGA......Free Throws Made Free Throw Attempts......Minutes...2, three times GAME BY GAME Hampton Saint Francis Loyola (Md.) Central Michigan Drexel Mount St. Mary s at High Point at #7/6 Duke Georgetown Valparaiso Indiana Michigan State Duquesne Lafayette at Villanova Syracuse Rutgers at DePaul at Notre Dame West Virginia at Providence St. John s at Marquette at Cincinnati Louisville at USF Connecticut Seton Hall at West Virginia vs. USF BRIZZI S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

10 CHYNA GOLDEN 6-2 Sophomore Forward Neptune, N.J. Neptune 34 averaged 1.8 points and 3.1 rebounds in 29 games. got the starting nod in irst collegiate game versus Hampton on Nov. 12, one of two freshmen to do so; started irst eight games of the season. posted irst double- igure game of career at Providence (10 points) on Jan. 28. went 4-of-4 from free throw line, career highs in both made and attempted at Providence. played 28 minutes at USF, a season high. scored irst collegiate points against Central Michigan on Nov. 20. grabbed career/season-best 14 rebounds versus Drexel on Nov the most rebounds by a freshman since Pepper Wilson recorded 13 versus Marquette in Eight offensive rebounds versus Drexel tied for most recorded by a Pitt player last season. played a season high of 27 minutes versus Drexel on Nov. 26. High School averaged 10.5 points and 6.8 rebounds for Neptune High School in Neptune, N.J. helped lead the Lady Scarlet Fliers to the Shore Conference title and the NJ Group 3 state crown; squad also advanced to the NJSIAA Tournament of...points...10, at Providence, , vs. Drexel... Assists...3, twice, last vs. Drexel... Steals... 1, three times, last at Marquette...Blocked Shots... 1, twice, last vs Duke Field Goals...3, three times...field Goal Attempts...7, vs Mount St. Mary;s...3-Pt FG Pt FGA......Free Throws Made... 4, at Providence, Free Throw Attempts... 4, at Providence, Minutes...28, at USF, GAME BY GAME Hampton * Saint Francis * Loyola (Md.) * Central Michigan * Drexel * Mount St. Mary s * at High Point * at #7/6 Duke * Georgetown Valparaiso vs. Indiana vs. Michigan State Duquesne Lafayette at Villanova Syracuse Rutgers at DePaul at Notre Dame West Virginia at Providence St. John s at Marquette at Cincinnati Louisville at USF Connecticut Seton Hall at West Virginia vs. USF GOLDEN S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

11 BRIANNA KIESEL 5-7 Sophomore Guard Utica, N.Y. Thomas R. Proctor 3 Team Captain ( ) paced team in minutes (36.3), points (13.6) and assists (3.0) per game - all team highs. named to the Big East All-Freshman Team (unanmious selection). played 276 out of 285 minutes in the inal seven games of the season. logged 38 minutes or more in 13 games and played 35 or more in 20 contests. entered into top- ive scoring by a freshman in Pitt history with 24 points against USF on March 2 ( inal game) ranked among Big East leaders in several categories including: second in minutes and 15th in points per game. only player to start all 30 games for the Panthers last season. scored in double igures in 20 of 30 games, including eight of the last 10. posted seven 20-plus point outings, the only player to do on the season. led team in scoring in 12 contests (team high). tallied ive or more assists in eight games, including season/career-best nine at DePaul on Jan. 14. ive assists at Cincinnati on Feb. 11, irst 5+ assist game since DePaul on Jan. 14. made 146 trips to the free throw line, accounting for 26.9 percent of team s total visits to stripe. scored ive points vs. Seton Hall on Feb. 25, fewest points since Jan. 17 at Notre Dame. had career-best 26 points at Villanova on Jan. 3, shooting 10-of-21 from the ield; went 6-for-6 from FT line in the game, while also dishing out three assists. named Big East Freshman of the Week on Dec. 26, after averaging 19.2 points, 4.5 rebounds and 4.0 assists in wins over Michigan State and Indiana. season high in minutes (45) versus Louisville on Feb. 14. started season opener versus Hampton on Nov. 12, one of two freshmen to get the nod in their very irst collegiate game. scored irst career double-digit game with 17 points (8-of-16) against Saint Francis on Nov. 15. Also, had nine rebounds and eight assists to - almost - reach triple double status. recorded 24 points against Central Michigan, scoring 15 of those points from the free throw line- a Petersen Events Center record for FT s made....points... 26, at Villanova, , vs. St. Francis (Pa.), Assists...9, at Depaul, Steals... 3, vs. Lafayette, Blocked Shots... 1, at Providence, Field Goals... 10, at Villanova...Field Goal Attempts...last vs. Louisville...3-Pt FG...2, vs Louisville... 3-Pt FGA...6, vs Louisville...Free Throws Made...15, vs. Central Michigan... Free Throw Attempts...17, vs. Central Michigan...Minutes... 45, vs. Louisville, GAME BY GAME Hampton * Saint Francis * Loyola (Md.) * Central Michigan * Drexel * Mount St. Mary s * at High Point * at #7/6 Duke * Georgetown * Valparaiso * vs. Indiana * vs. Michigan State * Duquesne * Lafayette * at Villanova * Syracuse * Rutgers * at DePaul * at Notre Dame * West Virginia * at Providence * St. John s * at Marquette * at Cincinnati * Louisville * at USF * Connecticut * Seton Hall * at West Virginia * vs. USF * KIESEL S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

12 CORA MCMANUS 6-0 Sophomore Forward Seattle, Wash. Gar ield 51 missed irst ive games of season with injury (shoulder). re-injured at DePaul on Jan. 14 and missed remainder of season after surgery in late January. played 12 games (1.8 ppg, 2.8 rpg) on the season. played 18 minutes versus Syracuse on Jan. 7, most since Duke on Dec. 4. saw irst collegiate action against Mount St. Mary s on Nov. 29, also scoring irst career points. played eight minutes versus High Point, grabbing ive rebounds. had 12 rebounds at Duke on Dec. 4. also added nine points and two steals. injured in practice prior to the season with a separated shoulder and missed irst four games of the season. High School averaged 14 points and 14 rebounds during her senior season at Gar ield High School in Seattle. four-time 4A Kingco Conference Second Team honoree. McDonald s All-American nominee. averaged 12 points and 13 rebounds and earned the State Athlete Player of the Week honors during her junior campaign. averaged 10.2 points and 10.8 rebounds as a sophomore. averaged 10 points and 8.7 rebounds as a freshman. played AAU basketball for the Baden Elite for ive years. off of the hardwood, also played soccer, softball and competed in track &...Points... 9, vs. Duke, , vs. Duke... Assists Steals... 2, vs. Duke...Blocked Shots...1, twice, last vs. Georgetown Field Goals... 3, vs. Duke...Field Goal Attempts... 12, vs. Duke...3-Pt FG Pt FGA......Free Throws Made... 3, vs. Duke... Free Throw Attempts... 4, vs. Duke...Minutes... 22, vs. Duke GAME BY GAME Hampton Saint Francis Loyola (Md.) Central Michigan Drexel Mount St. Mary s at High Point at #7/6 Duke Georgetown Valparaiso vs. Indiana vs Michigan State Duquesne Lafayette at Villanova Syracuse Rutgers at DePaul at Notre Dame out for the season, injury West Virginia at Providence St. John s at Marquette at Cincinnati Louisville at USF Connecticut Seton Hall at West Virginia vs. USF MCMANUS CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

13 LOLIYA BRIGGS 5-11 Freshman* Guard Gainesville, Fla. Potter s House Christian Academy 1 Team Captain (, ) injured knee during summer of 2011 playing with Nigerian National team. one of three players selected captain at start of season - along with Abby Dowd and Ashlee Anderson. High School averaged 13.2 points, 7.5 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 3.9 steals during her senior season for Potter s House Christian Academy in Jacksonville, Fla. the Christian Lions, with ive NCAA Division I recruits, inished ranked in several national polls: No. 3 in the USA Today Super 25 poll, No. 6 by ESPN Rise and No. 4 in the MaxPreps Xcellent 25 Writers Poll. individually was rated the No. 50 overall player by ESPN s HoopGurlz (14th by position) and came in at No. 44 among the nation s best according to All Star Girls Report. named National Association of Christian Athletes First Team All American, as well as NACA most valuable offensive player as a senior. selected to play in both the FILA and Converse All American games, which showcased some of the best national talent... exploded in the Converse All American game, putting on a performance which earned her the 2011 MVP title. named 2010 Sporting News honorable mention All-American. helped AAU squad, the Jacksonville Lady Rams, capture the U AAU National Championship, tabbed an AAU All-American as AAU club has captured eight straight state titles. selected NCSAA Third Team All American, and NACA First Team All American following junior season. named to the Next Level All American...Points Assists Steals......Blocked Shots......Field Goals......Field Goal Attempts Pt FG Pt FGA......Free Throws Made Free Throw Attempts......Minutes GAME BY GAME Hampton Saint Francis Loyola (Md.) Central Michigan Drexel Mount St. Mary s at High Point at #7/6 Duke Georgetown Valparaiso vs. Indiana vs Michigan State Duquesne Lafayette at Villanova Syracuse Rutgers at DePaul at Notre Dame West Virginia at Providence St. John s at Marquette at Cincinnati Louisville at USF Connecticut Seton Hall at West Virginia vs. USF BRIGGS CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

14 BRITTANY GORDON 5-8 Freshman Guard South Charleston, W.Va. South Charleston 25 High School a three-year varsity starter at South Charleston High School in South Charleston, W.Va Mountain State Athletic Conference (MSAC) Player of the Year and the 2012 Daily Mail Kanawha Valley Player of the Year. helped lead South Charleston to conference, regional and sectional crowns in 2010, 2011 and averaged 23.5 points, 3.7 assists and 4.0 rebounds per game for the Black Eagles as a senior, helping lead team to a 21-4 record. a two-time Class AAA All-State First Team selection. earned All-MSAC honors three-straight seasons, including twice collecting a irst team nod. paced both the conference and the state in scoring the past two seasons. averaged 19.5 points, 8.2 assists, 5.2 rebounds and 3.5 steals as a junior. helped direct the Black Eagles to a state title game appearance in 2010 and 2011, inishing each campaign with a 25-2 record. selected to West Virginia State All-Tournament team in named Second Team All MSAC and Second Team All Kanawha Valley as a sophomore. as a sophomore, averaged 14.5 points, 5.1 assists, 3.8 rebounds and 3.7 steals. played freshman season at Nitro High School (15.9 ppg, 4.7 apg, 5.1 rpg) Kanawha Valley Freshman of the Year and First Team honoree Third Team AAA Sportswriter All-State team member and Fila Top-100 All-American invitee. compiled 1,863 points, 524 assists, 460 rebounds and 386 steals over entire prep career. individual scholastic high in scoring in a single game was 42 points....points Assists Steals......Blocked Shots......Field Goals......Field Goal Attempts Pt FG Pt FGA......Free Throws Made Free Throw Attempts......Minutes GAME BY GAME Youngstown St. William & Mary Siena Wagner Brown Longwood Lafayette Loyola (Md.) Duquesne Rider Mount St. Mary s Buffalo Old Dominion Seton Hall Villanova St. John s Marquette Notre Dame Georgetown DePaul USF Providence Louisville Syracuse Cincinnati Georgetown Connecticut DePaul Rutgers GORDON S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

15 BRIDGET HIGGINS 5-8 Freshman Guard Lafayette Hill, Pa. Mount St. Joseph Academy 31 High School played for Mount Saint Joseph Academy in Flourtown, Pa. two-time Catholic Academy champions (2009, 2011). helped the Magic reach the inal-eight in the state playoffs in three seasons (as a freshman, junior and senior) and a berth in the state tournament in another season. squad posted an throughout her high school career. was named irst-team all-league and all-city honorable mention. played AAU basketball for the Lady Runnin Rebels for almost a decade. was named irst-team all-league in both soccer and track her senior year....points Assists Steals......Blocked Shots......Field Goals......Field Goal Attempts Pt FG Pt FGA......Free Throws Made Free Throw Attempts......Minutes GAME BY GAME Youngstown St. William & Mary Siena Wagner Brown Longwood Lafayette Loyola (Md.) Duquesne Rider Mount St. Mary s Buffalo Old Dominion Seton Hall Villanova St. John s Marquette Notre Dame Georgetown DePaul USF Providence Louisville Syracuse Cincinnati Georgetown Connecticut DePaul Rutgers HIGGINS CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

16 KRISTA PETTEPIER 6-3 Freshman Forward Ankeny, Iowa Ankeny 22 High School four-year letterwinner at Ankeny High School in Ankeny, Iowa. irst team Iowa Newspaper Association All State Class 4A selection as a senior All State Class 4A Third Team Iowa Girls Coaches Association selection, while also earning a spot on the First Team Central Iowa Metro League (CIML) Conference team. named a member of the Des Moines Register First Team All-Conference team and the Class 4A State All-Tournament squad following senior season. inished second on career blocked shots list and third on career rebound chart at Ankeny High School. only post player in the top 15 on the career assists list at Ankeny. helped lead Hawkettes to an record over a four-year span, including a 22-4 mark following her senior season. averaged 6.6 points and 5.7 rebounds per game in 26 starts, helping direct team to the state inal. senior co-captain. three times named to the honorable mention CIML Central Conference team. averaged 5.9 points, 5.0 rebounds with 50 assists and 32 blocks as a junior. averaged 7.4 points and 6.1 rebounds during sophomore season. also lettered three years in volleyball at Ankeny High School. member of volleyball state championship team as a sophomore and state runner-up as a junior. as a senior, named Second Team All- CIML, First Team All-District. also tabbed All-State Honorable Mention, Academic All-State, and CIML All-Academic. member of National Honor Society, Key Club, JEL, and French Club. played club basketball for Kingdom Hoops for two years and also was a member of Team Iowa in Points Assists Steals......Blocked Shots......Field Goals......Field Goal Attempts Pt FG Pt FGA......Free Throws Made Free Throw Attempts......Minutes GAME BY GAME Youngstown St. William & Mary Siena Wagner Brown Longwood Lafayette Loyola (Md.) Duquesne Rider Mount St. Mary s Buffalo Old Dominion Seton Hall Villanova St. John s Marquette Notre Dame Georgetown DePaul USF Providence Louisville Syracuse Cincinnati Georgetown Connecticut DePaul Rutgers PETTEPIER S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL

17 MARVADENE BUBBLES ANDERSON 6-11 Freshman Center Clarendon, Jamaica Rutgers Prep (N.J.) 44 High School attended Rutgers Preparatory School in Somerset, N.J. for three years. averaged 21.2 points and 5.8 rebounds per game as a senior. also averaged 2.1 blocks in 19 games for the Argonautsher inalscholastic season. twice named a Courier News All-Area selection (2011 and 2012). averaged 11.7 points, 6.2 rebounds and 2.5 blocks as a junior. named Most Valuable Player of the Somerset County Tournament. played at Rutgers Prep for head coach Mary Klinger, the twin sister of Pitt associate head coach Patty Coyle. prior to her arrival in the U.S., attended Edwin Allen Comprehensive High School in her native Jamaica. was a member of the Jamaican U16 netball team and the U14 netball squad. Netball is a game popular in the Caribbean, which involves seven players per team as they attempt to get a ball into a basket without a backboard....points Assists Steals......Blocked Shots......Field Goals......Field Goal Attempts Pt FG Pt FGA......Free Throws Made Free Throw Attempts......Minutes GAME BY GAME Youngstown St. William & Mary Siena Wagner Brown Longwood Lafayette Loyola (Md.) Duquesne Rider Mount St. Mary s Buffalo Old Dominion Seton Hall Villanova St. John s Marquette Notre Dame Georgetown DePaul USF Providence Louisville Syracuse Cincinnati Georgetown Connecticut DePaul Rutgers ANDERSON S CAREER STATISTICS TOTAL