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1 Schedule/Results November 11 Centenary W Arkansas L Grambling L Nicholls State L LSU-Alexandria W Louisiana Tech L December 4 Northwestern State L Ole Miss L McNeese State L Rice L Houston Baptist W Arkansas State* L Little Rock* L January 7 UL-Lafayette* L Georgia Southern* L Georgia State* W Texas State* L UT Arlington* 2 p.m. 26 Little Rock* 6 p.m. 28 Arkansas State* 2 p.m. February 2 Georgia State* 6 p.m. 4 Georgia Southern* 1 p.m. 9 Troy* 6 p.m. 11 South Alabama* 2 p.m. 18 UL-Lafayette* 2 p.m. 23 Coastal Carolina* 6 p.m. 25 Appalachian State* 12 p.m. March 2 UT Arlington 5:15 p.m. 4 Texas State 12 p.m Sun Belt Tournament TBA ULM Warhawks TEAM INFORMATION 2016 Record: 4-13 SBC Record: 1-4 Head Coach: Jeff Dow Career Record (Season): (13) Record at ULM (Season): (3) Texas State Bobcats TEAM INFORMATION 2016 Record: 8-9 Conference Record: 3-3 Head Coach: Zenarae Antoine Record at School (Seasons): (6) Overall Record (Seasons): (6) ulm Women s Basketball Media Relations Contact: Katie Green O: (318) /C: (618) /E: green@ulm.edu Game 17 GAME INFORMATION Date: Thursday, January 19 Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: San Marcos, Texas Venue: Strahan Coliseum SERIES ULM vs Texas State: 30-19, ULM Last Meeting: 02/18/16, L Location: San Marcos, Texas Streak: No current streak MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION Radio: Live Stats: startschool=& Live Video: Team Information Game 18 GAME INFORMATION Date: Saturday, Jan uary 21 Time: 2:00 p.m. Location: Arlington, Texas Venue: College Park Center SERIES ULM vs UTA: 34-22, ULM Last Meeting: 2/20/2016, L Location: Arlington, Texas Streak: +2, UTA MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION Live Audio: Live Stats: &startschool=& Live Video: ESPN3 CATEGORY LEADERS Points: Gabriella Cortez, 213 Field Goals: Alexis Collins, 76 3-Point Field Goals: Gabriella Cortez, 32 Free Throws: Gabriella Cortez, 53 Rebounds: Stephanie Ratliff, 124 Assists: Alexis Collins, 56 Blocks: Stephanie Ratliff, 35 Steals: Stephanie Ratliff, 17 Average Minutes: Gabriella Cortez, 29.8 CATEGORY LEADERS Points: Taeler Deer, 144 Field Goals: Taeler Deer, 57 3-Point Field Goals: Toshua Leavitt, 27 Free Throws: McKinley Bostad, 24 Rebounds: Ericka May, 81 Assists: Traeler Deer, 39 Blocks: Ti Aira Pitts, 13 Steals: Taeler Deer, 27 Average Minutes: Toshia Leavitt, 24.1 * - denotes Sun Belt Conference game All times Central and subject to change Social Media UTA Mavericks TEAM INFORMATION 2016 Record: 12-4 Conference Record: 5-1 Head Coach: Krista Gerlich Record at School (Season): (13) Overall Record (Season): (27) ULM Name Usage In all references, please refer to us as ULM. We are the University of Louisiana at Monroe. Correct - ULM Incorrect - La. Monroe, Monroe, Louisiana, Louisiana Monroe CATEGORY LEADERS Points: Rebekah VanDijk, 255 Field Goals: Rebekah VanDijk, 98 3-Point Field Goals: Christina Devers, 19 Free Throws: Rebekah VanDijk, 59 Rebounds: Rebekah VanDijk, 146 Assists: Cierra Johnson, 47 Blocks: Rebekah VanDijk, 21 Steals: Cierra Johnson, 49 Average Minutes: Cierra Johnson, 441

2 GAME 17 & 18 No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Prev School) 1 Alexis Collins JR G 5-6 Jackson, Miss. (Co-Lin CC) 4 Journee Beard SR G 5-6 Baton Rouge, La. (St. Michael HS) 10 Lauren Marker SO G 5-6 Lafayette, La. (Ovey Comeaux HS) 11 Destini Lunsford FR G 5-7 Corsicana, Texas (Corsicana HS) 14 Andreanna Jackson SR G 5-8 Rayville, La. (Bossier Parish CC) 20 Logan Oestreich FR F 6-0 Arkadelphia, Ark. (Bismark HS) 23 Carissa Moody FR G 5-10 Plano, Texas (Plano Senior HS) 24 Tanisha Briggs FR G 5-7 Shreveport, La. (Huntington HS) 25 Stephanie Ratliff SR F 6-3 Orlando, Fla. (Daytona State) 32 Jessica Harris* JR G/F 5-11 Woodbridge, Va. (Mount St. Mary s) 34 Gabriella Cortez JR F 5-11 Natchitoches, La. (Southwest CC) 35 London Archer FR F 6-1 Oklahoma City, Okla. (Putnam City North) 41 Dani Anderson R-SO F 6-0 Oak Grove, La. (Prairie View Academy) *sitting out this season due to NCAA DI transfer rules Head Coach: Jeff Dow (Oregon, 1988; Oregon, 1991) Associate Head Coach: E.J. Ok (ULM, 1986) Assistant Coach: Jeff Dow (Theil, 2011, Univ. of Calif. (Pa.), 2012) Assistant Coach: Amber Cunningham (Rice, 2006, USC, 2013) Director of Basketball Operations: Ashleigh Simmons (ULM, 2014) Graduate Assistant: Caroline Nuckolls (LSU, 2015) Athletic Trainer: Mita Patel (College of Charleston, 2007) Strength & Conditioning Coach: Derek Hall Media Services Media Services All media wishing to cover a ULM practice must contact Katie Green (green@ulm.edu) or Nick Phillips (phillips@ ulm.edu) at least 24 hours before the practice. Postgame Interviews Coaches and players will be made available following each home contest. After a brief cooling-off period, Coach Dow and selected players will address the media and take questions in the media room in Fant-Ewing Coliseum. Important Phone Numbers ULM Sports Information FAX: (318) Fant-Ewing Press Row: (318) Katie Green, ULM SID Cell: (618) ULM Athletics Ticket Office: (318) Mailing Address ULM Media Relations 308 Warhawk Way Monroe, LA ULM Warhawks Roster PRONUNCIATION GUIDE #4 Journee Beard / like journey #14 Andreanna Jackson / like and, with Anna #20 Logan Oestreich / like the bird ostrich E.J. Ok / oak Twitter and Facebook For real-time scoring and updates, visit ULM women s basketball at Twitter.com/ULM_WBB or Facebook.com/ ULMWBB. Wireless Internet Access Wireless Internet will be available for home games. A login ID and password will be provided prior to each game. Please see a member of the ULM Media Relations staff for assistance. On the Internet The Official Website of ULM Athletics is home to all of the women s basketball information you need. Schedules, results, rosters, bios, statistics and game notes can be found and are always up to date. BY CLASS Seniors... Journee Beard...Andreanna Jackson...Stephanie Ratliff Juniors...Alexis Collins... Gabriella Cortez... Jessica Harris Sophomore...Dani Anderson... Lauren Marker Freshmen... Destini Lunsford...Logan Oestreich... Carissa Moody... London Archer BY POSITION Guards...Jourinee Beard... Lauren Marker... Destini Lunsford...Andreanna Jackson...Alexis Collins... Carissa Moody... Jamie Gibson... Jessica Harris Forwards...Logan Oestrich...Stephanie Ratliff... Gabriella Cortez... London Archer...Dani Anderson... Jessica Harris BY HEIGHT Journee Beard... Lauren Marker...Alexis Collins Destini Lunsford Andreanna Jackson Carissa Moody Gabriella Cortez... Jessica Harris Dani Anderson...Logan Oestrich London Archer Stephanie Ratliff BY LOCATION Furthest from home (by hometown) 1068 mi... Jessica Harris 808 mi...stephanie Ratliff 492 mi... London Archer 298 mi... Carissa Moody 280 mi... Destini Lunsford 187 mi... Journee Beard 184 mi... Laruen Marker 150 mi...logan Oestrich 123 mi...alexis Collins 98.1 mi... Gabriella Cortez 55.9 mi...dani Anderson 23.2 mi...andreanna Jackson 2

3 GAME 17 & 18 Quick Hits -Warhawks will wear their usial home white jersey s on the road against UTA -The Warhawks have a team of newcomers in the 2016 season. The team boasts seven newcomers. Two of which are transfers and five are freshman. The ULM returned only five from the 2015 roster. -The Warhawks ended the non-conference schedule 3-8 -ULM s only conference win thus far came against Georgia State in Monroe. The win was also the first win for the Warhawks in January. -E.J. Ok has been a coach for the Warhawks for 26 year. Before taking on her role as a coach, Ok played four year as an Indian (then the Northeast Louisiana University Indians) from Ok accumulated 2,208 points in her career and helped her team reach the NCAA tournament in 1982, 83 and 84. In 1984 the team became the first at ULM to make the Final Four. In the Pros -Alayshia Hunter, a member of the Warhawks team from , has gone on to compete as a professional athlete. Hunter started her pro career at Eintracht Braunschweig. During her senior year at ULM she average 11 points per game, 5.5 rebounds per game, three blocks per game and was named to the All-Sun Belt Team in Head to Head Texas State The Warahwks lead the series against Texas State The teams first met each other in 1988 where the Warhawks started a six game win streak. ULM is in San Marcos. UTA The Warhawks lead the series against UTA The teams first met each other in Although UTA won the first contest, the Warhawks went on a 18 game win streak. ULM is in Arlington. Non-Conference Schedule The Warhawks had a total of 11 non-conference schedule games in the 2016 season. The last time that ULM had a winning non-conference schedule was in 2015 with a 6-3 record. The Warhawks finished the non-conference schedule 3-8. The three wins coming from Centenary, LSUA and Houston Baptist. The Warhawks played Houston Baptist for the first time in school history Record Against Conferences Southland 1-3 SEC 0-2 NAIA 1-0 DIII 1-0 SWAC 0-1 C-USA 0-2 Louisiana Schools ULM had an 11 game non-conference schedule and seven of those games were against schools located in Louisiana. The Warhawks have played all seven Louisiana schools in Centenary, Grambling, Nicholls State, LSU Alexandria, LA Tech, Northwestern State and McNeese. After playing all seven, ULM posted a 2-5 record over Louisiana schools in the non-conference schedule. Double Digit Scorers As the season progresses there are currently five Warhawks that boast double digit scoring games. Player Double Digit Games Alexis Collins 10 Stephanie Ratliff 4 Gabriella Cortez 11 Carissa Moody 4 Andreanna Jackson 4 Logan Oestreich 1 Double-Doubles As the season progresses there are currently four Warhawks that boast double-doubles Player Games Stephanie Ratliff 3 Carissa Moody 1 Gabriella Cortez 1 Dani Anderson 1 Record Broken Stephanie Ratliff broke the record for blocked shots that stood since Cassandra Barker posted nine blocked shots against Sam Houston State on Feb. 20, Ratliff overtook that record with 10 block shots UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Name... ULM (University of Louisiana at Monroe) Location... Monroe, La. (Ouachita Parish) Founded Enrollment...8,645 Nickname/Mascot... Warhawks/Ace Colors...Maroon & Gold Conference... Sun Belt Affiliation...NCAA Division I President... Dr. Nick Bruno Director of Athletics...Brian Wickstrom Senior Woman Administrator...Bridget Lyon HOME COURT INFORMATION Facility... Fant-Ewing Coliseum Capacity...7,000 Opened Playing Surface...Maple All-Time Record (.618) Press Row Phone...(318) SEASON RECAP Overall Record Home: Away: Neutral: SBC Record: Home: Away: 4-6 Starters R/L... 0/5 Letterwinners R...6 Newcomers (HS/TR)... 4/2 WOMEN S BASKETBALL STAFF Head Coach... Jeff Dow... Alma Mater: Oregon, 1988; Oregon, Record at ULM: (3rd season) Career Record: (.681) Associate Head Coach... E.J. Ok (ULM, 1986) Assistant Coach...David Saur (Univ. of Cal. (Pa.), 2012) Assistant Coach... Amber Cunningham (USC, 2013) Director of Basketball Operations...Ashleigh Simmons (ULM, 2014) Graduate Assistant...Caroline Nuckolls (LSU, 2015) Athletic Trainer...Mita Patel Strength & Conditioning Coach... Derek Hall Video Coordinator...Johnny 3

4 GAME 17 & 18 against LSU Alexandria on the Warhawks home court on Nov. 22, Vs Texas State (L 63-50) - The ULM women s basketball team got off to a slow start on Thursday night and was dealt a loss to Texas State in Strahan Coliseum in Sun Belt Conference action. -Texas State took an early 12-3 lead, and allowed the Warhawks only total 16 points in the first half as the Bobcats extended their lead to as much as 22. Vs. Georgia State (W 72-63) -Down by as many as 12 points in the third quarter, ULM closed the gap to four before starting the final quarter of action. The Warhawks found their rhythm in the fourth quarter and closed the game with an 11-4 run to grab the win. -The Warhawks finished the game shooting 40.6 percent (26-of-64) compared to Georgia State s 40.3 percent (25-of-62). ULM posted its highest percentage of the game in the fourth quarter shooting at a 55.6 percent clip (10-of-18). - ULM defended the three point in such a way throughout the contest that the Panthers were only able to get off seven shots, four of which were in the first quarter alone. Georgia State as a team did not make any of those threepoint shots. -ULM forced 21 turnovers and turn that into 28 points off of those turnovers. The Warhawks also led the way in second chance points with nine compared to Georgia State s seven. Vs Georgia Southern (L 44-65) -The ULM women s basketball team trailed by just six points at the half, but eventually fell to Georgia Southern Thursday night inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum in Sun Belt Conference action. -ULM kept the Eagles within reach as the teams went to the locker room at the half with just six points between them before Georgia Southern went on a 20-2 run to start off the second half. Vs Cajuns (L 57-67) -The ULM women s basketball team had a rough first half, but turned things around in the second and closed the scoring gap to as little as eight points before the host Ragin Cajuns were able close things out and hand the Warhawks a loss in the Cajun Dome Saturday. -Down 18 points to start the fourth quarter, the Warhawks continued to cut into the deficit and had had the gap down to eight points with 40 seconds remaining only to see the Ragin Cajuns hit five of their six free throws to end the night. -The Cajuns went on an early 7-0 run that they would defend through the entire game despite the Warhawks strong second half where the team shot 14-of-25 from the floor (56 percent). Vs Little Rock (L 78-34) -Little Rock held ULM to 0-of-8 shooting in the first quarter and forced 11 Warhawk turnovers as the host Trojans jumped out to a 16-point lead at the end of the first quarter and then added a 25-point second quarter to take a 41-9 lead into the half. -London Archer led the Warhawks with a career-high eight points off the bench. The freshman shot 3-of-4 from the floor and 2-of-4 at the line. Archer also recorded one offensive rebound and one block. -The Warhawks shot 12-of-44 (27.3 percent) compared to the 54.1 percent (33-of-61) of the Trojans. Vs Arkansas State (L 71-56) - The ULM women s basketball team opened Sun Belt Conference play on the road Thursday night and was unable to keep pace with Arkansas State in the second half as the host Red Wolves handed the Warhawks a defeat. Arkansas State shot 42.8 percent (12-of-28) in the second half to pull away from what was a tied game at the half. -The teams went to the locker rooms tied at the half, but early in the third quarter ASU went on a 9-0 run to push out to a 14-point lead. The Red Wolves would maintain that lead throughout the rest of the night. -Arkansas State went to the free throw line 27 times compared to ULM s six total attempts. At the half, the Red Wolves had attempted eight free throws, while all six of the Warhawk attempts came in the opening two quarters. Vs Houston Baptist (W 77-65) -The Warhawks held the Huskies to zero field goals over the final 2:28 of the game. In that final stretch, Houston Baptist put ULM on the free throw line seven times to hand the Warhawks 10 of their final 12 points of the night for the Warhawks first road win of the season. -Alexis Collins put up career numbers and led the Warhawks with a game-high 33 total points in the contest. Collins shot 69 percent from the floor (11-of-16) and recorded only one blemish at the line (11-of-12). The junior filled out her stat line with one assist, two steals and two defensive rebounds. -ULM held the Huskies to a shooting percentage below 40 percent over the final two quarters of the game. The Warhawks finished the night shooting 44.6 percent (25-of-56) compared to HBU s 39.3 percent shooting (24-of-61). Vs Rice (L 50-93) -Rice outscored ULM in the first quarter 21-7 as the Owls tallied a field goal percentage of 66 percent (10-of-15) in the quarter compared to the Warhawks 18 percent (3-of-16) in the same frame. That trend continued through the remainder of the contest with final shooting percentages of 61 percent (39-of-64) for the Owls and 29 percent Last Time vs Texas State ULM 57, Texas State 63 Febuary 18, 2016 SAN MARCOS, Texas ULM held its opponent to just two field goals in the fourth quarter, but Texas State found a way out and defeated the Warhawks inside Strahan Coliseum on Thursday night. I thought it was a great effort by our team for 40 minutes, you can t question that, head coach Jeff Dow said. I felt like we had some opportunities that we squandered away, but I felt like we had multiple chances to tie or take the lead. ULM (9-15, 3-12 SBC) trailed with nine minutes to play, but chipped away for the next six minutes. Alayshia Hunter got to the line and made one of her shots to get her team within at the 2:50 mark. The Bobcats got the point back, and Chelsea Tieuel sank one of her foul shots to keep it a deficit with exactly two minutes to go. Journee Beard s go-ahead three-point attempt just missed with 27 seconds left, and the Bobcats survived with four more free-throws down the stretch. We turned it over 20 times and we ve struggled with giving up points off turnovers all season, and tonight was symbolic of that, Dow said. We battled and kept plugging away, but didn t finish shots around the rim we normally make. Chelsea Tieuel s three-pointer with 13 seconds left in the first half got ULM within 31-25, its smallest deficit of the quarter. The Warhawks began the third quarter with an 8-2 run, helped by Ashley Aune s second triple of the game. The Bobcats chased with a few more points to keep their lead, but ULM rallied with back-toback layups by Stephanie Ratliff and Aundrea Davis, the latter beating the shot clock. Tieuel came back on the next possession to sink a pair of free-throws, tying the game for the first time since it was 2-2. I m concerned about Aundrea Davis, Dow said about her fourthquarter departure. It s a little premature to know exactly where she is, but we have to prepare to finish the season without her. She had a terrific game if that ends up being her final one. Ratliff fought through a corner trap and found Aune on a wide-open cut for a layup, but Texas State scored four straight points to end the third quarter leading Texas State (12-12, 7-7 SBC) had 10 straight points after the Warhawks got the first two of the game. ULM will next travel north on I-35 for a 5:30 p.m. Saturday contest at UT Arlington. Inside (and beyond) the Box Score -The Warhawks came into the game with eight wins in the last 10 head-to-head meetings with Texas State. The home team has won all six meetings since the Bobcats entered the Sun Belt in the season. -Texas State was held without a field goal for the final 7:43 of regulation. -ULM went 3-for-7 behind the arc in the first quarter after going 3-for-5 in the fourth quarter on Saturday. -ULM s 47 rebounds were its most since having the same amount against South Alabama (Jan. 23). The plus-16 margin was its best since being plus-17 at Georgia Southern last year (Feb. 7, 2015). -Eight three-pointers fell for the Warhawks, the second time in four games. That had happened just twice all season until then. -Aundrea Davis tied a career-high of 15 points (Nov. 15 at LSU). -Daja Chase s 13 rebounds tied a career-high previously set against LSU-Alexandria (Dec. 19). -Ashley Aune had three steals, giving her 12 in the last five games. She had 12 all year until that stretch. -Alayshia Hunter s 11 rebounds were one off a season-high (at Mc- Neese State, Dec. 16). She also tied a career-high with three assists (fifth time in career). -Chelsea Tieuel tied a career-high of 36 minutes (Jan. 9 at Little Rock). She dished out four assists, tying a career-high set twice previously. 4

5 GAME 17 & 18 Last Time vs UTA ULM 32, UTA 40 February 20, 2016 ARLINGTON, Texas ULM s best defensive effort of the season was not enough in a loss to UT Arlington inside the College Park Center on Saturday night. The defensive effort was there, head coach Jeff Dow said. Any game where you hold a team to 40 points on their home floor, you have to find a way to win. ULM (9-16, 3-13 SBC) went on a 12-0 run over a 5:11 span between the first and second quarters. Journee Beard picked off a pass and went coast-to-coast for the layup to make it a game with 8:31 left. Stephanie Ratliff was everything for ULM right before the halftime break. She got an easy put-back after a missed threepointer, then came down on the other end for her fourth blocked shot of the day. Ratliff beat the buzzer on a layup attempt on the next possession and drew a foul, where she sank both shots with six-tenths of a second remaining. Amara Wainwright s jumper with four minutes remaining gave UTA a lead, its largest of the game. UTA (13-12, 8-7 SBC) had 10 straight points after Chelsea Tieuel nailed a three-pointer and drew a charge on consecutive possessions early in the game. ULM continues its long road swing with a 5 p.m. Thursday game at South Alabama. Inside (and beyond) the Box Score -ULM allowed just seven three-point attempts (two makes), tying a season-low (LSU had seven on Nov. 15). -The team s nine blocks tied a record in the Jeff Dow era (versus Appalachian State, Valentine s Day in 2015). -Ratliff blocked seven shots, two off the school record set by Cassandra Barker 24 years ago to the day. It s the most by a Warhawk since Nedra Winston had seven against North Texas on Feb. 10, Alayshia Hunter moved into 17th place all-time on ULM s scoring list. She passed Michelle Biley ( ) during Saturday s game. Her former teammate, Ashleigh Simmons ( ), is next with 1,040 points. -Hunter also had a career-high five steals. At Home On the road At Neutral Site Leading End of 1st Quarter Trailing End of 1st Quarter Tied End of 1st Quarter Leading At Half Trailing At Half Tied at Half Leading End of 3rd Quarter Trailing End of 3rd Quarter Tied end of 3rd Quarter In Overtime ULM Scores Less Than Opponent Scores Less than Outrebounds Opponent Oppenent Outrebounds ULM Rebounds are Even Commits 15 or More Turnovers (17-of-58) for the Warhawks. ULM When... Less thank Forced 15 or more Turnovers Less than Shoots.500 or better Attempts 20 or more 3-point FG In White Uniforms Maroon Record on Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Record in November December January February... March... Vs McNeese (L 52-78) -McNeese shot 53 percent in the opening quarter and jumped out to a 10-point lead after the first 10 minutes, and then extended the advantage when they held ULM to just eight points in the second quarter en route to the 18 point halftime advatage. -Two Warhawks finished in double digits, led by Andreanna Jackson s team-high 14 points. Jackson finished the night shooting 6-of-16 from the floor, while the senior also pulled down four rebounds in the contest. -Logan Oestreich also finished in double-figures scoring, notching 11 points on 4-of-4 shooting from the floor.the freshman also pulled down a game high of seven rebounds, including five on the defensive glass. Vs Ole Miss (L 40-97) -Ole Miss started things off with a 24 point run and the Warhawks were unable to make up the difference as the Rebels went on to a win. -Gabriella Cortez was the only Warhawk to score double digit points, finishing with 16 points on 5-of-9 shooting from the floor. Four of her field goals were three-point shots. Vs Northwestern (L 65-67) -A late three-pointer by Northwestern in the final 30 seconds was the difference as the host Demons defeated the visiting ULM women s basketball team on Sunday afternoon in what was a back-and-forth battle from beginning to end. -Both teams had nearly identical nearly identical shooting percentages from the floor (NSU 43.4 percent, ULM 43.3 percent). The Warhawks shot a game-high 60 percent as a team in the second quarter and took a two-point deficit into the locker room (32-30 NSU). -ULM had four players score in double digits Vs LA Tech (L 53-73) -Louisiana Tech put up an eight-point run after holding only a one-point lead over the Warhawks. The Lady Techsters only extended their lead after that as the game went on. Louisiana Tech put up 26 points in the third quarter with a field goal percentage of 56 percent (10-18) compared to the Warhawks 12 points in the frame. -Andreanna Jackson was the Warhawks leading scorer with 17 points. Jackson put up 5-9 field goals with three being from behind the arch. Vs LSU Alexandria (W 73-61) -The Generals cut the scoring deficit to four points via a layup with 2:52 left in the game. The Warhawks defense stepped up and held LSUA scoreless to close the night while going on an 8-0 run to close things out. Six of the final eight points were made at the free throw line by ULM. -Three Warhawks landed in double digits: Alexis Collins (11), Carissa Moody (17) and Gabriella Cortez (25) -Although she didn t land in doube digits in points, the senior recorded a double-double with 10 blocks and 15 (5-10) rebounds. Carissa Moody recorded the teams other double-double on the night with 17 points and 10 (1-9) rebounds. Vs Nicholls (L 54-73) -Tied at 14-all, Nicholls State went on a 15-4 run to give the Colonels an 11-point lead in the second quarter. The Warhawks were unable to make up the difference as Nicholls State grew its lead throughout the remainder of the contest. -Gabriella Cortez finished with a career-high 31 points and posted the only double-double for the Warhawks with 11 total rebounds. Cortez shot 10-of-14 from the floor, knocking down five three-point baskets. The junior also added three assists to her stat 5

6 GAME 17 & 18 -Stephanie Ratliff grabbed 13 of ULM s 36 total rebounds as she finished with two offensive and 11 defensive rebounds. -ULM outrebounded Nicholls 36-30, and pulled down 28 defensive rebounds as a team. -ULM shot 85 percent from the free throw line as the Colonels gave the Warhawks 15 total chances at the line. ULM limited Nicholls at the line with only seven chances. Vs Grambling (L 54-59) -Tied at 48-all with 7:38 to play, Grambling closed the game on an 11-6 run as ULM was able to tally just four points over the final 2:15 of action. -Stephanie Ratliff posted the teams only double-double with 16 rebounds and 14 points -There were two other Warhawks who posted double digit points in Alexis Collins (14) and Andreanna Jackson (11) -ULM outrebounded Grambling by a overall margin, pulling down 32 defensive rebounds (64 percent). Vs Arkansas (L 46-92) -First road trip of the season -Arkansas made its largest advance on 18-4 in the third quarter. The Razorbacks continued to advance their score by as much as 48 befor closing out the game Lauren Marker and Stephanie Ratliff played 20 minutes or more with no turnovers. -Alexis Collins was the only Warhawk in double digit points as Stephanie Ratliff grabbed 10 rebounds -The Warhawks finished the night with 27 turnovers as a team, which turned into 21 Grambling points off those miscues. Vs Centenary (W 83-39) -Season opener -ULM advanced its lead with a 17-0 run that would extend its lead to 18. Centenary was not able to close the gap as the Warhawks advanced their lead to as much as 52. -Three Warhawks finished the game in double digits: Carissa Moody (12), Stepahnie Ratliff (22) and Dani Anderson (11) -Two Warhawks recorded double-doubles: Stephanie Ratliss (22 pts-11 rebounds) and Dani Anderson (11 pts-11 rebounds) -ULM posted more points in the paint (46-18), second chance points (28-3) and bench points (22-13) -The score was never tied in the contest as ULM led for the entirety of the game ULM Record Watch Career All-Time Rankings: Assists Average Eun Jung Lee (117 games) Veronica Ridgell (81 games) Sue Sullivan (56 games) Elizabeth Trres (30 games) Katrina Barnett (106 games) Ronda Harrison (114 games) Linda Newcomb (58 games) Ann Hebert (101 games) Alexis Collins (17 games) Karen Hopson (112 games) ,92-93 Blocked Shots Average Chana Perry (41 games) Cassandra Barker (99 games) Lisa Ingram (113 games) Stephanie Ratliff (43 games) Jab Johnson (54 games) Crystal Steward (114 games) Nedra Winston (103 games) , Tamika Lewis (104 games) Nina Randle (115 games) Derunzia Johnson (29 games)

7 GAME 17 & 18 COACH DOW FILE Alma Mater: Oregon (1988); Oregon (1991) Career Coaching Record: (.681) Coaching Experience ( Years) ULM (Second Season) Head Coach: Record (.414) IUP ( ) Head Coach: Record (.729) Anderson University ( ) Head Coach: Record (.823) Colorado State ( ) Assistant Coach Santa Clara ( ) Assistant Coach Texas-San Antonio ( ) Interim Head Coach UC-Irvine ( ) Assistant Coach New Mexico State ( ) Assistant Coach Texas A&M-Kingsville ( ) Head Coach Oregon ( ) Graduate Assistant Family Emily (Wife) Chloe (Daughter, 3) Helena (b. April 17, 2015) Coaching Staff E.J. Ok Associate Head Coach Alma Mater: ULM (1986) Playing Experience Two-Time All-American at ULM (1985, 1986) Career Playing Record: Four-Time Southland Conference Player of the Year Final Four Appearance in 1985 Played Professionally for Two Seasons ( : Club Visby AIK, Soina, Sweden, and : Ferrara, Italy) David Saur Assistant Coach Alma Mater: Theil College 2011 California University (Pa.) 2012 Coaching Experience Assistant Coach Theil College men s basketball 20-9 California University (Pa.) women s basketbal Indiana Univaersity (Pa.) women s basketball 23-9 Stetson women s basketball UMass Lowell women s basketball 7-20 Jeff Dow Head Coach Third Season at ULM Jeff Dow was hired in May 2014 as ULM s sixth women s basketball head coach. Dow holds an all-time record as a head coach and as an assistant coach of (.627) and a record of (.636) as a head coach. As a head coach and as a first assistant, Dow has compiled twelve 20-win seasons, seven NCAA tournament appearances, four postseason WNIT appearances and six conference championships. In the eight years just prior to his inaugural season at ULM Dow averaged over 23 wins per season with an overall record as a head coach of (.766) and a record of (.801) in conference. All told before arriving at ULM Dow averaged over 20 wins per season as a head coach while amassing an overall record of (.676). Dow put forth a solid first impression in his first year in Monroe, leading the Warhawks to their most overall and conference wins since the campaign. This accomplishment came in spite of replacing the top four scorers from the previous two seasons due to graduation. Three of the Warhawk victories came against teams that went on to participate in post-season tournaments. In the final RPI computer rankings ULM finished ahead of schools in the Pac-12, Big East, Mountain West and American Athletic Conference. Statistically the Warhawks finished first in the Sun Belt Conference in free throw attempts per game and offensive rebounding percentage. The Warhawk women would also finish ranked 3rd in the 11- team Sun Belt in attendance highlighted by a crowd of over 3500 against in-state rival University of Louisiana Lafayette, a figure that hadn t been reached since February 3, Senior post Sharnice Brooks garnered second team all-sun Belt honors by racking up more points and rebounds in her senior year alone than she had in her first three years combined. Off the floor during the school year the Warhawk program thrived academically as eight players were either named to ULM s Dean s List (>3.5 GPA), the Sun Belt Conference s Commissioner s List (>3.5 GPA) or the Sun Belt s Academic Honor Roll ( GPA). Dow s second year at ULM featured the first winning record against nonconference opponents for the program since the season. The Warhawks nearly pulled off an epic win but fell in overtime on the road to SEC foe Louisiana State. The Warhawks would later go on to defeat Sun Belt Conference champion Troy. For the second consecutive year a senior post would be named second team all-sun Belt as Alayshia Hunter received the honor after finishing fifth in the Sun Belt in scoring and field goal percentage, sixth in rebounding and seventh in blocked shots. Academically the Warhawks fared well again as seven players were named to ULM s Dean s List, the Sun Belt Conference s Commissioner s List or the Sun Belt s Academic Honor Roll. Senior point guard Aundrea Davis was named to ULM s President s List for achieving a 4.0 GPA for the spring 2016 semester. Prior to beginning his tenure at ULM he was also one of the most successful coaches in Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) history, compiling a five-year record of (.729) from at the helm to go along with a record of (.756) in conference. Dow guided the Crimson Hawks to the NCAA Tournament three times and won the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) championship in Dow coached the Crimson Hawks to a No. 7 ranking in the WBCA Coaches Poll in He also got them to Amber Cunningham Assistant Coach Alma Mater: Rice, '06; USC, '13 Coaching Experience Assistant Coach Fairfax High School ( ) Professional Playing Career ( ) Viernheim (Germany) Alexandria (Romania) Forssa (Finland) Gotha (Germany) Sandhausen (Germany) Caroline Nuckolls Graduate Assistant Coach Alma Mater: LSU, 15 No. 19 in , No. 17 in and No. 12 in In the postseason, Dow garnered first round victories in the 2009, 2012 and 2013 NCAA Division II tournaments. He was also the first head coach in school history to win 20 games in his debut season and to win 10 or more games in the PSAC West Division in five consecutive seasons. During his tenure at IUP Dow recruited and/or coached three players that were named All-Americans in Jahzinga Tracey, Sarah Pastorek and Lindsay Stamp. Off the court, Dow had a combined 63 student-athletes earn IUP Dean s List honors and 33 were named PSAC Scholar Athletes. Dow went to IUP from Anderson University (S.C.) where he tallied a record of (.822) and his teams earned trips to the NCAA East Region tournament each season. In his three years at the helm ( ), Dow was one of just eight head coaches to lead his program to at least one NCAA Division II tournament victory in three consecutive years. He led Anderson to two Conference Carolinas regular season titles and one postseason championship in His squad led all NCAA Division II schools in scoring at 83.5 points per game. Dow held an astounding 52-8 (.867) record in conference play and also posted a 40-2 home record in three seasons. While at Anderson Dow recruited and/or coached three players that were named All-Americans in LaShonda Chiles, Deidra Langston and Nikki Anthony. In his final season at Anderson in , the program finished in the top- 10 in the country in win-loss percentage, scoring defense, rebound margin and scoring margin and was ranked as high as No. 12 in the WBCA national poll. For his team s accomplishments, Dow was selected the Conference Carolinas Coach of the Year. In his first two seasons Dow s Anderson squads were ranked 13th and 17th respectively in the WBCA national poll. Prior to Anderson, Dow held the first assistant position at Colorado State ( ), Santa Clara ( ), UC-Irvine ( ) and New Mexico State ( ). Collectively during his time at those four universities they had an overall record of (.619) and a combined conference record (.652). Over the course of those twelve seasons Dow s teams made five appearances in the NCAA or postseason WNIT tournament and won two regular season conference championships. During his tenure at NMSU as the post coach Dow coached 3-time Big West Conference Player of the Year, All-American and former WNBA player, Anita Maxwell. The 11-4 record that UCI posted in Big West Conference play in is the most wins that the program has achieved over the past twenty one seasons. Dow s first head coaching job came at the age of 24 at Texas A&M University- Kingsville in His team was picked to finish last in the preseason poll in his first year, but Dow propelled them to a third-place showing and reached the semifinals of the Lone Star Conference Tournament. As the Lady Javelinas coach Dow recruited and/or coached Patricia Rivers and Karen Weiss who were named WBCA All-Americans under Dow and were later inducted into the university s athletics hall of fame. Dow started his career as a graduate assistant at the University of Oregon in He earned a Bachelor s degree in psychology and physical education in 1988 and his Master s in physical education in 1991 from Oregon. Ashleigh Simmons Director of Operations Alma Mater: ULM, 7

8 GAME 17 & 18 TV/RADIO ROSTER ALEXIS COLLINS G 5-6 JR JACKSON, MISS. JOURNEE BEARD G 5-6 SR BATON ROUGE, LA. LAUREN MARKER G 5-6 SO LAFAYETTE, LA. DESTINI LUNSFORD G 5-7 FR CORSICANA, TEXAS ANDREANNA JACKSON G 5-8 SR RAYVILLE, LA. 20 LOGAN OESTREICH F 6-0 FR ARKADELPHIA, ARK. CARISSA MOODY G 5-10 FR PLANO, TEXAS 11 TANISHA BRIGGS G 5-7 FR SHREVEPORT, LA STEPHANIE RATLIFF F 6-3 SR ORLANDO, FLA. GABRIELLA CORTEZ F 5-11 JR NATCHITOCHES, LA. LONDON ARCHER F 6-1 FR OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. DANI ANDERSON F 6-0 R-SO OAK GROVE, LA. DAVID SAUR ASSISTANT COACH FIRST SEASON AMBER CUNNINGHAM ASSISTANT. COACH THIRD SEASON EJ OK ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH TWENTY-SIXTH SEASON JEFF DOW HEAD COACH THIRD SEASON 8

9 GAME 17 & Alexis Collins JR - G Jackson, Miss. (Co-Lin Community College) Journee Beard SR - G Baton Rougie, La. (St. Michael High School) Lauren Marker SO - G Lafayette, La. (Overy Comeaux High School) Destini Lunsford FR - G Corsicana, Texas (Corsicana High School) Andreanna Jackson SR - G Rayville, La. (Bossier Parish Community College) Logan Oestreich FR - F Arkadelphia, Ark. (Bismark High School) Carissa Moody FR - G Plano, Texas (Pano Senior High School) Stephanie Ratliff SR - F Orlando, Fla. (Daytona State) NUMBER ROSTER Tanisha Briggs FR - G Shreveport, La. (Huntington High School) Gabriella Cortez JR - F Natchitoches, La (Soutwest Community College) London Archer FR - F Oklahoma City, Okla. (Putnam City North) Dani Anderson R-SO - F Oak Grove, La. (Prairie View Academy)

10 GAME 17 & 18 The Last Time ULM... Scored over 100 points 101 vs. Grambling State (W, ) 03/13/97 Scored under 50 points 34 at Little Rock (L 78-34) 12/31/16 Scored under 60 points & won 59 vs Georgia Southern (W, 59-49) 03/03/16 Opponent scored 100 points 107 at Arkansas State (L, ) 03/05/14 Opponent scored under 40 points 38 at South Alabama (W, 45-38) 02/26/15 Won in overtime vs. Texas State 03/07/15 Lost in overtime vs LSU 11/15/ in OT Games, in single-ot and 1-3 in double-ot 7-8 in Monroe and on the road in OT games Shot over 60% FGs 60.9 (28-46) vs. Middle Tennessee (L, 70-83) 02/07/07 Shot over 50% FGs 50.0 (23-46) at UT Arlington (W, 63-51) 01/08/15 Shot under 30% FGs 24.1 (14-58) vs Georgia Southern ( L 44-65) 1/13/17 Held its opponent under 30% 29.8 (17-57) vs Ga. Southern (W, 49-59) 03/03/16 Shot over 80 field goals 84 (made 39) at Texas Tech (L, 54-94) 11/27/11 Was perfect on FTs 13-of-13 vs. Northwestern State (W, 62-57) 12/09/08 Shot over 90% on FTs (92.9) vs LA Tech (L 73-53) 11/29/16 Shot over 40 FTs 43 (made 32) vs. Texas State (W, 90-84) 03/07/15 Shot less than 10 free throws 6 at Arkansas State (L, 71-56) 12/29/16 Made 10 3-point baskets 12-of-23 at Southeastern Louisiana (W, 88-84) 11/29/15 Had 60 rebounds 64 vs. Louisiana College (W, 92-52) 11/11/13 Had less than 30 rebounds 26 vs Little Rock ( L 78-34) 12/31/16 Six players scored in double figures: ULM 94, LSU-Alexandria 49; Wharton 18, Countiss 16, Brooks 12, Tieuel 11, Taylor 11, Hunter 10 ULM 101, Grambling State 75; Barnett 16, Davis 16, Lewis 15, Carr 14, Butler 13, Hollosy 11 ULM 94, Mercer 82; Lee 25, Batts 17, Burnside 12, Hailey 12, Ingram 12, Vickers 12 ULM 100, Lamar 74; Ingram 19, Lee 17, Vickers 13, Hailey 12, Batts 10, Jordan 10 ULM 86, Lamar 76; Golston 16, Daniel 14, Vickers 14, Batts 12, Mosley 10, M. Robinson 10 Five players scored in double figures: ULM 100, Cheyney 39; Ingram 23, Lee 13, Perry 12, Hill 10, Saulsberry 10 ULM 88, Mississippi College 58; Hailey 26, Tillis 20, Saulsberry 14, Ridgell 12, Woodfin 12 ULM 94, UT Arlington 75; Hailey 20, Saulsberry 20, Woodfin 19, Tillis 15, Ridgell 14 McNeese 78, ULM 75; Hailey 19, Tillis 15, Ridgell 14, Saulsberry 12, Woodfin 11 ULM 92, Alcorn 67; Woodfin 26, Hailey 21, Saulsberry 16, Ridgell 14, Tillis 11 ULM 96, Lamar 58; Saulsberry 23, Hailey 20, Tillis 19, Woodfin 17, Ridgell 11 ULM 82, Boise State 67; Woodfin 20, Ridgell 17, D. Johnson 13, Edwards 11, K. Lee 10 ULM 82, UTSA 65; Bell 17, Hauter 17, Davis 13, Carr 10, Gray 10 ULM 74, Southeastern La. 70; Williams 16, Butler 12, Faust 10, Cox 10, Randle 10 ULM 75, Troy 69; E. Tugler 13, A. Tugler 12, Shaw 12, Simmons 11, Shin 10 ULM 90, Florida Atlantic 86; A. Tugler 19, E. Tugler 19, Simmons 14, Gray 12, Hunter

11 GAME 17 & 18 ULM Game Records Most Points Scored Game 117 (W ) vs. Nicholls State, 12/11/82 First Half 64 vs. Nicholls State, 12/11/82 Second Half 63 vs. San Diego State, 1/15/86 Fewest Points Scored Game 32 at UT Arlington, 2/20/16 Half 9 at Little Rock, 12/31/16 Largest Margin of Victory 67 (W 97-30) vs. New Orleans, 11/12/10 Most Points Allowed Game 118 (L ) vs. Alabama, 11/29/91 Half 68 (1st), vs. Alabama, 11/29/91 Fewest Points Allowed Game 28 (W 71-28) vs. Tulane, Half 10 vs. North Texas, 2/6/85 Most Double Digit Scorers 6, 4 times most recent vs. Grambling St. (12/13/1997) Katrina Barnett (16), Monica Davis (16), Tamika Lewis (15), Tierra Carr (14), Terri Butler (13), Ilona Hollosy (11) Most Field Goals Attempted 88 vs. Xavier, Most Field Goals Made 49 vs. Nicholls State, 12/11/82 Best Field Goal Percentage Game.648 (46 of 71), vs. Iona, 2/28/86 Half.770 (20 of 26), vs. Miami, 12/30/85 Worst Field Goal Percentage Game.172 at Denver, 1/6/07 Half.154 vs. Sam Houston State, 1/2/97 Most Free Throw Attempts 59 vs. Centenary, 1/9/81 Most Free Throws Made 38 (of 49) vs. UT Arlington, 2/16/91 Best Free Throw Percentage Game (13-for-13) vs. Northwestern State, 12/9/08 Half (20-for-20, 1st) vs. Louisiana Tech, 1/23/86 Most 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 31 (made 6) at UL-Lafayette, 2/25/12 Most 3-Point Field Goals Made 14 (of 24) vs. UL-Lafayette, 2/11/09 Best 3-Point Field Goal % (Minimum 10 attempts) Game.833 (10 of 12) vs. UAB, 1/4/90 Half.857 (Min. 5 attempts) (6 of 7) vs. New Mexico, 12/5/99 Most Rebounds 75 vs. North Texas, 2/26/85 Most Double Digit Rebounders 4 vs. North Texas (2/26/85) Chana Perry (16), Joel Tillis (13), Jocelyn Hill (12), Lisa Ingram (10) Most Assists 34 vs. Nicholls State, 12/11/82 Most Steals 27 vs. North Texas, 2/05/83 Most Turnovers 46 vs. Louisiana Tech, Fewest Turnovers 6 vs. Nicholls State (1/15/94); vs. Texas State (1/20/01) Most Opponent Turnovers 43 vs. South Florida, 2/18/81 Most Blocked Shots 14 vs. Sam Houston State 1/16/93 Most Points Both Teams 204 (L, ) vs. Northwestern State, Fewest Points Both Teams 84 (L, 33-51) at Denver, 1/6/07 Most Fouls Committed 35 vs. Louisiana Tech, 1/7/91 Fewest Fouls Committed 2 vs. Troy, 12/4/98 Most Players Fouled Out 5 vs. Northwestern State, Best Defensive Shooting Percentage Game.190 (15 of 79) vs. North Texas, 2/26/85 Half.132 (5 of 38) vs. North Texas, 2/26/85 Game Records Individual Game Records Most Points Scored Game 53 Felisha Edwards vs. Southern Miss., 3/1/91 Half 30 Felisha Edwards vs. Southern Miss., 3/1/91 Most Field Goals Made Game 21 (of 29) Lisa Ingram vs. LSU, 1/18/84 Most Field Goals Attempted Game 29 (21-29) Lisa Ingram vs. LSU, 1/18/84 Best Field Goal Percentage (minimum 10) Game (12-12) Cindy Head vs. Northwestern State, Most Free Throws Made Game 17 (17-19) Felisha Edwards vs. Southern Miss., 3/1/91 Half 11 (of 12, 2nd) Veronica Ridgell vs. Northwestern State, 3/2/89 Consecutive Free Throws Made 22 LaJeanna Howard, Most Free Throws Attempted Game 19 (17-19) Felisha Edwards vs. Southern Miss., Half 12 (11-12) Veronica Ridgell vs. Northwestern State, 3/2/89 Best Free Throw Percentage (minimum 10) Game Karen Hopson (16-16) vs. North Texas, 3/1/93 Half Eun Jung Lee (10-10) vs. Louisiana Tech, 1/23/86 Most 3-Point Goals Made Game 9 (9-15) Angela Branch vs. UTSA, 12/30/93 Half 7 Angela Branch vs. UTSA, 12/30/93 Consecutive games with a 3-pointer 19 Ronda Harrison, Most 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Game 16 (8-16) Felicia Chimney vs. UTSA, 2/15/92 Half 12 (1st, made 7) Angela Branch vs. UTSA,12/30/93 Best 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (minimum 5) Game Jesse Carrier (5-5) at Southern Miss., 11/20/07 Most Rebounds Game 26 Marlena Mossbarger vs. UL-Lafayette, Most Assists Game 17 Eun Jung Lee vs. LSU, 1/18/84 Most Blocks Game 10 Stephanie Ratliff vs. LSU Alexandria, 11/22/16 Most Steals Game 10 Felisha Edwards vs. North Texas, 1/23/88 Most Turnovers Game 10 Veronica Ridgell vs. BYU, 12/30/87 Elizabeth Torres (2) vs. Grambling State 11/30/10 vs. Texas A&M 1/04/11 Largest Margins of Victory 67 ULM 97, New Orleans 30 (10-11) 61 ULM 94, North Texas 33 (84-85) ULM 100, Cheyney 39 (85-86) 52 ULM 107, Iona 55 (85-86) ULM 102, Jackson State 50 (84-85) 51 ULM 106, Lamar 55 (85-86) 50 ULM 99, Centenary 49 (00-01) ULM 92, Centenary 42 (82-83) 47 ULM 113, UNC Asheville 66 (89-90) 46 ULM 109, San Diego St. 63 (85-86) ULM 100, UT Arlington 54 (84-85) ULM 86, Lamar 40 (03-04) 45 ULM 98, North Texas 53 (82-83) 44 ULM 83, Northwestern State 39 (06-07) 43 ULM 71, Tulane 28 (75-76) ULM 82, Nicholls State 39 (93-94) 42 ULM 95, UT Arlington 52 (84-85) ULM 102, Miss. College 60 (88-89) 41 ULM 92, Lamar 51 (97-98) ULM 84, Alcorn State 43 (84-85) ULM 92, North Texas 51 (83-84) ULM 95, Nicholls State 54 (82-83) ULM 107, Nicholls State 66 (80-81) Largest Margin of Defeat 64 Miami (FL) 103, ULM 39 (11-12) 62 Southeastern 114, ULM 52 (77-78) 60 Louisiana Tech 102, ULM 42 (81-82) 58 Louisiana Tech 98, ULM 48 (95-96) 57 Ole Miss 97, ULM 40 (16-17) 56 Louisiana Tech 100, ULM 44 (93-94) 54 Louisiana Tech 97, ULM 43 (97-98) 53 Louisiana Tech 93, ULM 50 (81-82) 52 Arkansas 99, ULM 47 (01-02) 51 Louisiana Tech 116, ULM 65 (74-75) 50 Arkansas State 107, ULM 57 (13-14) 50 Stephen F. Austin 98, ULM 48 (95-96) 48 Ole Miss 102, ULM 54 (94-95) 48 Louisiana Tech 100, ULM 52 (79-80) 48 Texas A&M 105, ULM 57 (10-11) 47 Ole Miss 90, ULM 43 (94-95) 46 Louisiana Tech 104, ULM 58 (82-83) 44 Ole Miss 90, ULM 46 (95-96) Middle Tennessee 103, ULM 59 (06-07) Little Rock 78, ULM

12 GAME 17 & 18 Player Info 1 - Alexis Collins 5-6 JR G Jackson, Miss. (Co-Lin Community College) COLLINS SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Points: 33 (HBU 12/21/16) Field Goals: 11 (HBU 12/21/16) Field Goal Attempts: 16 (HBU 12/21/16) 3-Point Field Goals: 3 (Nicholls ) 3-Point Attempts: 7 (Grambling ) Free Throws: 11 (HBU 12/21/16) Free Throw Attempts: 12 (HBU 12/21/16) Rebounds: 6 (LSUA ) Off. Rebounds: 1 (Centenary ) Def. Rebounds: 3 (Arkansas ) Assists: 9 (Northwestern ) Blocks: 2 (Centenary ) Steals: 1 (Centenary ) Minutes: 40 (Grambling ) 4 - Journee Beard 5 6 SR G Baton Rouge, La. (St. Michael HS) BEARD'S SEASON HIGHS Points: Field Goals: Field Goal Attempts: 3-Point Field Goals: 3-Point Attempts: Free Throws: Free Throw Attempts: Rebounds: Off. Rebounds: Def. Rebounds: Assists: Blocks: Steals: Minutes: BEARD S CAREER HIGHS Points: 7 (vs. Troy, 1/15/15) Field Goals: 2 (4 times, last at Troy, 1/29/15) Field Goal Attempts: 5 (vs. George Mason, 12/20/14) 3-Point Field Goals: 2 (vs. George Mason, 12/20/14) 3-Point Attempts: 3 (vs. Georgia State, 1/25/14) Free Throws: 2 (4 times, last at Troy, 1/29/15) Free Throw Attempts: 3 (vs. Texas State, 3/7/15) Rebounds: 4 (at Georgia Southern, 2/7/15) Off. Rebounds: 1 (2 times, last vs. Arkansas State, 1/29/14) Def. Rebounds: 4 (at Georgia Southern, 2/7/15) Assists: 4 (at Georgia State, 12/30/14) Blocks: None Steals: 2 (4 times, last at Troy, 1/29/15) Minutes: 11 (vs. Alcorn State, 12/14/13) 10 - Lauren Marker 5 6 SO G Lafayette, La. (Ovey Comeaux HS) MARKER S SEASON HIGHS Points: 9 (Centenary ) Field Goals: 4 (LSUA ) Field Goal Attempts: 12 (Centenary ) 3-Point Field Goals: 2 (Centenary ) 3-Point Attempts: 7 (Centenary ) Free Throws: 1 (Arkansas ) Free Throw Attempts: 2 (Arkansas ) Rebounds: 5 (Centenary ) Off. Rebounds: 1 (Arkansas ) Def. Rebounds: 5 (Centenary ) Assists: 5 (Grambling ) Blocks: None Steals: 1 (Centenary ) Minutes: 29 (Centenary ) MARKER S CAREER HIGHS Points: 9 (Centenary ) Field Goals: 4 (LSUA ) Field Goal Attempts: 12 (Centenary ) 3-Point Field Goals: 2 (2 times last vscentenary ) 3-Point Attempts: 7 (Centenary ) Free Throws: 2 (2 times, last vs Georgia State 3/5/16) Free Throw Attempts: 2 (4 times, last vs Arkansas ) Rebounds: 5 (Centenary ) Off. Rebounds: 1 (vs. LSUA, 12/19/15) Def. Rebounds: 5 (Centenary ) Assists: 5 (Grambling ) Turnovers: 1 (2 times, last vs ASU, 1/7/16) Blocks: None Steals: 4 (vs Louisiana College, 11/13/15) Minutes: 29 (Centenary ) 12

13 GAME 17 & 18 Player Info 11 - Destini Lunsford 5-7 FR G Corsicana, Texas (Corsicana, HS) LUNSFORD S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Points: 4 (Nicholls ) Field Goals: 1 (Nicholls ) Field Goal Attempts: 3 (Nicholls ) 3-Point Field Goals: 3-Point Attempts: 1 (Nicholls ) Free Throws: 2 (Nicholls ) Free Throw Attempts: 2 (Nicholls ) Rebounds: Off. Rebounds: Def. Rebounds: Assists: Blocks: Steals: Minutes: 7 (LSUA ) 14 - Andreanna Jackson 5-8 SR G Rayville, La. (Bossier Parish HS) JACKSON'S SEASON HIGHS Points: 25 (Northwestern ) Field Goals: 10 (Northwestern ) Field Goal Attempts: 16 (Arkansas ) 3-Point Field Goals: 3 (Northwestern ) 3-Point Attempts: 8 (Northwestern ) Free Throws: 4 (LA Tech ) Free Throw Attempts: 4 (Northwestern ) Rebounds: 9 (Grambling ) Off. Rebounds: 2 (Arkansas ) Def. Rebounds: 3 (Arkansas ) Assists: 1 (Grambling ) Blocks: 1 (Grambling ) Steals: 2 (Grambling ) Minutes: 28 (Grambling ) JACKSON S CAREER HIGHS Points: 25 (Northwestern ) Field Goals: 10 (Northwestern ) Field Goal Attempts: 16 (Arkansas ) 3-Point Field Goals: 4 (vs. Southeastern La., 11/29/15) 3-Point Attempts: 8 (Northwestern ) Free Throws: 5 (vs. LSU, 11/15/15) Free Throw Attempts: 6 (vs. LSU, 11/15/15) Rebounds: 10 (vs. Georgia State, 3/5/16) Off. Rebounds: 5 (vs. Georgia State, 3/5/16) Def. Rebounds: 7 (vs. ASU, 1/7/16) Assists: 6 (vs. LSUA, 12/19/15) Blocks:1 (3 times, last vs. Nicholls State, 12/12/15) Steals: 3 (vs. App. State, 12/31/15) Minutes: 34 (vs. LSU, 11/15/15) 20 - Logan Oestreich 6-0 FR F Arkadelphia, Ark. (Bismark HS) OESTREICH'S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Points: 8 (Nicholls ) Field Goals: 3 (Nicholls ) Field Goal Attempts: 5 (Nicholls ) 3-Point Field Goals: None 3-Point Attempts: 1 (Arkansas ) Free Throws: 6 (Centenary ) Free Throw Attempts: 8 (Centenary ) Rebounds: 7 (Arkansas ) Off. Rebounds: 3 (Arkansas ) Def. Rebounds: 4 (Arkansas ) Assists: 2 (Centenary ) Blocks: 1 (LSUA ) Steals: 2 (Grambling ) Minutes: 27 (Grambling 13

14 GAME 17 & 18 Player Info 23 - Carissa Moody 5-10 FR G Plano, Texas (Plano Senior HS) MOODY S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Points: 17 (2 times, recently vs Georgia State 1/14/17) Field Goals: 5 (LSUA ) Field Goal Attempts: 11 (Northwestern ) 3-Point Field Goals: 3 (LSUA ) 3-Point Attempts: 9 (Northwestern ) Free Throws: 4 (LSUA ) Free Throw Attempts: 4 (LSUA ) Rebounds: 12 (Centenary ) Off. Rebounds: 3 (Centenary ) Def. Rebounds: 9 (Centenary ) Assists: 1 (Grambling ) Blocks: 1 (LSUA ) Steals: 1 (Centenary ) Minutes: 33 (Northwestern ) 24 - Tanisha Briggs 5-7 FR G Shreveport, La. (Huntington HS) BRIGGS SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Points: None Field Goals: None Field Goal Attempts: None 3-Point Field Goals: None 3-Point Attempts: None Free Throws: None Free Throw Attempts: None Rebounds: 1 (Centenary ) Off. Rebounds: Def. Rebounds: None Assists: None Blocks: None Steals: None Minutes: 5 (Centenary ) 25 - Stephanie Ratliff 6-3 SR F Orlando, Fla. (Dayton State) RATLIFF'S SEASON HIGHS Points: 22 (Centenary ) Field Goals: 10 (Centenary ) Field Goal Attempts: 16 (Centenary ) 3-Point Field Goals: None 3-Point Attempts: None Free Throws: 3 (LSUA ) Free Throw Attempts: 5 (LSUA ) Rebounds: 16 (Grambling ) Off. Rebounds: 7 (Arkansas ) Def. Rebounds: 5 (Centenary ) Assists: 2 (Centenary ) Blocks: 10 (LSUA ) Steals: 3 (LSUA ) Minutes: 32 (Grambling ) RATLIFF S CAREER HIGHS Points: 22 (Centenary ) Field Goals: 10 (Centenary ) Field Goal Attempts: 16 (Centenary ) 3-Point Field Goals: None 3-Point Attempts: None Free Throws: 3 (vs. UTA, 1/28/16) Free Throw Attempts: 5 (LSUA ) Rebounds: 16 (Grambling ) Off. Rebounds: 7 (Arkansas ) Def. Rebounds: 5 (vs. USA, 2/25/16) Assists: 2 (vs. Dillard, 11/22/15) Blocks: 10 (LSUA ) Steals: 2 (Grambling ) Minutes: 32 (Grambling ) 14

15 GAME 17 & 18 Player Info 34 - Gabrielle Cortez 5-11 JR F Natchitoches, La. (Southwest Community College) CORTEZ S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Points: 31 (Nicholls ) Field Goals: 1 (Centenary ) Field Goal Attempts: 11 (Arkansas ) 3-Point Field Goals: 1 (Arkansas ) 3-Point Attempts: 8 (HBU ) Free Throws: 11 (LSUA ) Free Throw Attempts: 11 (LSUA ) Rebounds: 11 (Nicholls ) Off. Rebounds: 2 (Centenary ) Def. Rebounds: 5 (Centenary ) Assists: 3 (LSUA ) Blocks: 1 (LSUA ) Steals: 2 (Centenary ) Minutes: 34 (LSUA ) 35 - London Archer 6-1 FR F Oklahoma City, Okla. (Putnam City North) ARCHER S SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Points: 8 (Little Rock ) Field Goals: 3 (Little Rock ) Field Goal Attempts: 4 (Little Rock ) 3-Point Field Goals: None 3-Point Attempts: None Free Throws: 3 (Little Rock ) Free Throw Attempts: 4 (Centenary ) Rebounds: 4 (Centenary ) Off. Rebounds: 2 (Centenary ) Def. Rebounds: 2 (Centenary ) Assists: 1 (Centenary ) Blocks: None Steals: None Minutes: 25 (Ole Miss ) 41 - Dani Anderson 6-0 R-SO F Oak Grove, La. (Prarie View Academy) ANDERSON'S SEASON HIGHS Points: 11 (Centenary ) Field Goals: 3 (Centenary ) Field Goal Attempts: 7 (Centenary ) 3-Point Field Goals: None 3-Point Attempts: None Free Throws: 5 (Centenary ) Free Throw Attempts: 5 (Centenary ) Rebounds: 11 (Centenary ) Off. Rebounds: 6 (Centenary ) Def. Rebounds: 5 (Centenary ) Assists: 2 (Centenary ) Blocks: 1 (Northwestern ) Steals: 1 (Centenary ) Minutes: 21 (Centenary ) ANDERSON S CAREER HIGHS Points: 11 (Centenary ) Field Goals: 3 (Centenary ) Field Goal Attempts: 7 (Centenary ) 3-Point Field Goals: None 3-Point Attempts: None Free Throws: 5 (Centenary ) Free Throw Attempts: 5 (Centenary ) Rebounds: 11 (Centenary ) Off. Rebounds: 2 (vs. LSU, 12/19/15) Def. Rebounds: 4 (vs. LSUA, 12/19/15) Assists: 2 (vs. Dillard, 11/22/15) Blocks: None Steals: 1 (Centenary ) Minutes: 21 (Centenary 15