WESTERN MICHIGAN WOMEN S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

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1 WESTERN MICHIGAN WOMEN S BASKETBALL MAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS 9 ALL-AMERICANS 4 ALL-MAC SELECTIONS 5 1,000-POINT SCORERS SCHEDULE OVERALL RECORD: 8-6 (1-1 MAC) FRI. NOV. LAKE SUPERIOR ST. (EXH) W, 7-59 Fri. Nov. 10 at New Mexico L, Sun. Nov. 1 at New Mexico State W, Wed. Nov. 15 at Loyola W, Sun. Nov. 19 at Iowa L, Fri. Nov. 4 St. John s % L, Sat. Nov. 5 RV Ruters% L, Sun. Nov. 6 East Tennessee State% W, THURS. NOV. 0 OLIVET COLLEGE W, 86-7 Sun. Dec. at Michigan State L, 65-6 FRI. DEC. 8 DETROIT MERCY W, 74-6 FRI. DEC. 15 KENTUCKY STATE W, TUES. DEC. 19 GOSHEN COLLEGE W, 87-6 SAT. DEC. 0 BOWLING GREEN* W, Wed. Jan. at Buffalo* L, Sat. Jan. 6 at Kent State* 4:0 p.m. WED. JAN. 10 NORTHERN ILLINOIS* 7 P.M. SAT. JAN. 1 OHIO* P.M. Wed. Jan. 17 at Eastern Michigan* 7 p.m. SAT. JAN. 0 MIAMI* P.M. Wed. Jan. 4 at Akron* 7 p.m. Sat. Jan. 7 at Central Michigan* 1 p.m. WED. JAN. 1 TOLEDO* 7 P.M. SAT. FEB. AKRON* P.M. Wed. Feb. 7 at Bowling Green* 7 p.m. SAT. FEB. 10 BALL STATE* P.M. Sat. Feb. 17 at Toledo* p.m. Wed. Feb. 1 at Ball Sate* 7 p.m. SAT. FEB. 4 CENTRAL MICHIGAN* P.M. WED. FEB. 8 EASTERN MICHIGAN* 7 P.M. Sat. Mar. at Northern Illinois* P.M. Mon. Mar. 5 MAC Tourn. First Round TBA Thurs. Mar. 8 MAC Quarterfinals #! TBA Fri. Mar. 9 MAC Semifinals #! TBA Sat. Mar. 10 MAC Championship #! TBA All times ET, and subject to change All home contests aired on ESPN Home contests in bold caps (Exh) - Exhibition contest % - Florida Gulf Coast Showcase (Estero, Fla.) * Mid-American Conference contest # - MAC Tournament! - Cleveland, Ohio (Quicken Loans Arena) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Kia Brooks......KEY-uh Deja Wimby......Day-Juh Nina Farkic......Far-Kich Najee Smith......NAH-Jay Leighah Wool......LAY-uh Emma VanZanten... Van-ZAN-ten WESTERN MICHIGAN BRONCOS (8-6, 1-1 MAC) AT KENT STATE GOLDEN FLASHES (8-6, 1-1 MAC) JAN. 6, 018 4:0 P.M. MEMORIAL ATHLETIC & CONVOCATION CENTER LAST TIME OUT Western Michigan saw its four-game winning streak snapped at Buffalo on Wednesday evening as the Broncos dropped is first Mid-American Conference game Junior Breanna Mobley was the only Bronco player to score in double digits with 1. The double digit game was her 11th this season and fifth in a row. Junior teammate Logan McCane had arguably her best game of the season off the bench, tying a career-high seven points going -for-6 from the hardwood in just 1 minutes. As a team, WMU was cold from the floor shooting just 19-for-6 including just -of-1 from three-point land while also turning the ball over 5 times that lead to points for the Bulls. LOOKING AHEAD The Broncos return home next week welcoming Northern Illinois on Wednesday, Jan. 10 at 7 p.m. and Ohio on Saturday, Jan. 1 at p.m. Saturday s contest will also be a doubleheader with the WMU men s program. MOBLEY ON A MISSION Junior forward Breanna Mobley has been a double-double threat each and every game since wearing the Brown and Gold uniform. The Lansing, Mich., native has recorded 5 double-doubles in 61 career starts, including six coming this season. In the Mid-American Conference opener against Bowling Green, Mobley finished with a game-high 1 rebounds including seven coming on the offensive glass. She also added 1 points with five coming from the charity stripe. Mobley has also scored in double-figures six of the last seven games and grabbed 10+ rebounds in five of the last six games. She currently is ranked eighth in the MAC with 15.5 points per game and her 8.6 rebounds per game is good for fourth in the conference. TEAM MAC RANKINGS As a team, WMU can be found in the conference s top-5 in many statistical categories throughout all games played this season. Those categories include scoring defense (T-rd), scoring margin (5th), field-goal percentage defense (4th), -point field goal defense (1st), rebounding offense (rd), rebounding margin (4th), blocks (4th), steals (5th), and assist/turnover ratio (1st). INDIVIDUAL MAC RANKINGS Individually, the Broncos boast four familiar names that can be found throughout the top-15 of statistical categories in the MAC. Junior Breanna Mobley is eighth in the conference for scoring (15.5), fourth in rebounding (8.6), second in offensive rebounding (4.), tenth in defensive rebounding (4.4), seventh in field goal percentage (.57) and free-throw percentage (.797). Junior counterpart Deja Wimby is fourth in assists (4.9), 1th in steals (1.8), seventh in assist/turnover ratio (1.6) and 15th in defensive rebounds (4.). Redshirt senior Marley Hill and sophomore Emma VanZanten are each tied for eighth in blocks (1.0). THE MATCHUP The Broncos and Golden Flashes first met in 1980, with this being the 57th meeting between the two. Although Kent State leads the PROBABLE BRONCO STARTERS (Based off of previous games) Pos. # Name Ht. Class PPG RPG APG Notes Location: Kent, Ohio Site: M.A.C. Center (6,7) Live Stream: ESPN Radio: 1660 AM - The Fan w/ Aaron Coyle Live Stats: wmustats.com WEST MAC STANDINGS *Standings as of 1/4/18 WMU TALE OF THE TAPE WMU KSU PPG Opp. PPG RPG Rebounding Margin FG % Opp. FG % PT % FT % Turnovers Per Game G 4 Deja Wimby 5-7 Jr Scored a season-high 18 points in MAC opener against BGSU G Jordan Walker 5-8 Fr Tied with Deja Wimby for team-high steals this season MAC OVERALL Central Michigan Ball State Toledo Northern Illinois Western Michigan Eastern Michigan F 4 Jasmyn Walker 5-10 RJr Has recorded three double digit scoring games this season F 10 Breanna Mobley 6-1 Jr Tallied 5th career double-double and sixth this season against BGSU C Marley Hill 6- RSr Tallied her 1,000th career point against Detroit Mercy (1/8) EAST MAC OVERALL Buffalo Miami Kent State Ohio Bowling Green Akron 0-6-7

2 all-time series 1-5, the Broncos have owned the recent history, winning four of the last five meetings. Last season, the Golden Flashes took the lone matchup in Kalamazoo. WMU is at home but only 9-17 inside the M.A.C. Center against Kent State. GOLDEN FLASHES SCOUTING REPORT Kent State, who is coached by second year head coach Todd Starkey, enters this game 8-6 overall, 1-1 in the MAC and is coming off a disappointing loss at Northern Illinois after leading by eight with eight minutes remaining. The team is led by senior Jordan Korinek, the MAC s third leading scorer at 19.5 per game. Two other players average in double figures including Megan Carter (16.5) and McKenna Stephens (10.1), who averages 6.1 rebounds per game which is good for 1th in the conference. As a team the Golden Flashes are tied for third in the MAC with the Broncos for scoring defense, allowing just 6.7 points per game. SEASON STORYLINES WHO S RETURNING The Broncos return 11 letterwinners including three full-time starters in redshirt senior Marley Hill, and juniors Breanna Mobley and Deja Wimby. Mobley led the Broncos last season averaging 14.4 points and 9.9 rebounds and was honored to the Third Team All-MAC and the All-MAC Defensive Team. Wimby is coming off a tremendous season averaging 11.9 points, 5. rebounds and 5. assists. The guard was also named to the All-MAC Defensive Team. Hill started in all games, averaging 1.7 points and 5.6 rebounds while leading the team with 4 blocks. WMU brings back five players that started at least one game last season with senior Najee Smith (18), senior LaTondra Brooks (10), junior Meredith Miller (), junior Aneisha Carlisle () and junior Logan McCane (). Making an impact this season is transfer student Jasmyn Walker (Valparaiso), who redshirted last season due to NCAA transfer rules. NEWCOMERS A total of four freshmen will hit the court for the Broncos this season, including Kia Brooks (Chicago, Ill. / North Lawndale), Nina Farkic (Kitchener, Ont. / Cameron Heights), Jordan Walker (Muskegon, Mich. / Mona Shores) and Leighah-Amori Wool (Evanston, Ill. / Evanston). Brooks finished her high school career as a two-time all-conference selection while Farkic was named WCSSAA First Team All-Star. Walker was named Michigan Miss Basketball after averaging.1 points, 8.5 rebounds and 5.5 assists, shooting 4 percent from the floor during her senior campaign. Wool was an all-state selection and a two-time CSL South All-Conference selection while being named an ESPN Top-100 Midwest Player. BRONCOS PICKED FOURTH IN MAC WEST PRESEASON POLL Western Michigan was picked fourth in the MAC West in the preseason coaches poll, behind last year s regular season champion Central Michigan, defending tournament champion Toledo and Ball State. Last year the Broncos finished fifth in the division after an 8-10 conference record but made a trip the MAC Tournament Semifinals for the first time since 00 after upsetting top-seeded CMU in the quarterfinals. Behind the Broncos in the West is Northern Illinois and Eastern Michigan. In the East, Buffalo was tabbed to finish first while Kent State, Ohio, Miami, Bowling Green and Akron round out the division. MOBLEY HONORED TO PRESEASON ALL-MAC Junior Breanna Mobley is the first Bronco to be named to the Preseason All-MAC West team since Miracle Woods for the season. The forward placed her name all over the Bronco record books last season, averaging 14.4 points and 9.9 blocks. She set a single season WMU record with 07 rebounds and had the fourth highest field-goal percentage in a single season (.568), finishing with 1 double-doubles. The Lansing, Mich., native made her mark on the conference as well, finishing 15th in scoring, second in overall rebounds, third in field-goal percentage and tied for the MAC lead in offensive rebounding (4.4). 018 NANCY LIEBERMAN AWARD WATCH LIST Western Michigan s point guard Deja Wimby was named to the Nancy Lieberman Award Watch List, which was announced by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. The award recognizes the top-0 female collegiate point guards in women s NCAA Division I college basketball. Wimby was a force to be reckoned with on the defensive end all season last year, where she finished with the most steals in MAC play (5) and was tasked with guarding the best offensive guard on the opposing team a majority of her minutes. She averaged 14.0 points, 5.1 rebounds, 4.9 assists and.9 steals during MAC play and nearly recorded the first triple-double in WMU history on several occasions. In the record books, Wimby is currently 10th in single season assists (154), third in free-throws made (150) and tied for sixth in steals (8). WMU INKS THREE TO NLI S The Broncos signed three incoming freshmen for the season to NLI s, including guard Jacinta Gibson (Jeffersonville, Ind. / Jeffersonville High School), forward Maxine Moore (Southfield, Mich. / Detroit Country Day) and shooting guard Maddie Watters (Williamston Mich. / Williamston High School). Gibson averaged eight points,.9 rebounds,.1 assists and 1.6 assists, being named to the top-80 Indiana underclassmen and honored as First Team All-Conference and the News and Tribune Player of the Year finalist. Moore, who brings a wealth of big game-time experience to the Broncos, averages in double-figures and was recognized as a top-0 player in the state of Michigan with All-State honors. The team captain was a big part of her high school winning two State Championships. Watters is coming off her junior season, averaging 18. points,.9 rebounds,.4 assists and. steals. A 1,000-point scorer, was named Associated Press Class B First Team All-State and the Lansing State Journal Girls Basketball Player of the Year. GAME NOTES QUICK FACTS School...Western Michigan University Location... Kalamazoo, Mich Established Enrollment...,5 Nickname...Broncos Colors...Brown & Gold Venue...University Arena Capacity...5,41 Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference...Mid-American (West) President...Dr. Edward Montgomery Penn State, 1976 Athletics Director...Kathy Beauregard Hope, 1979 Supervising AD, W. Basketball... Dennis Corbin TEAM INFORMATION Overall Record MAC Record / 5th MAC West Letterwinners Returning...11 Letterwinners Lost... 1 Starters Returning...4 Starters Lost... 1 Newcomers...4 WOMEN S BASKETBALL STAFF Head Coach... Shane Clipfell (6th season)...eastern Michigan, 006 Career Record (6 seasons) Western Michigan (5 seasons) *Eastern Michigan (1 season, ) Overall MAC record (6 seasons) MAC Record at WMU (5 seasons) MAC Record at EMU (1 season, ) *Acting head coach for final 4 games Asst. Coach...Cetera Washington (4th season) Michigan State, 011 Asst. Coach...Tangela Smith (4th season) Iowa, 1998 Asst. Coach...Russ Rose (1st season) Davenport, 007 Director of Ops...Ebony Cleary (4th season) Western Michigan, 011 Strength & Conditioning Coach...Tim Herrmann Athletic Trainer... Theresa Chacon WOMEN S BASKETBALL HISTORY First varsity season All-time record/seasons /50 MAC Tournament Championships , 00 MAC West Titles NCAA Tournament Appearances , 00 All-Americans... 9 MAC Players of the Year... WMU ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS Aimee Luurtsema, Graduate Assistant // WBB Contact (c) aimee.luurtsema@wmich.edu Website: wmubroncos.com Facebook: wmubroncos // Western Michigan Women s Basketball

3 WESTERN MICHIGAN RECORD WHEN... Category Overall Record MAC Regular Season Record MAC West MAC East Nonconference Last 10 Games vs. Ranked Opponents Home Away Neutral...1- Overtime Games Day Games Night Games...5- Playing on Sunday...- Playing on Monday Playing on Tuesday Playing on Wednesday Playing on Thursday Playing on Friday...- Playing on Saturday Wearing White Wearing Black WMU Scores First...5- Opponent Scores First Leading at Halftime Trailing at Halftime...- Tied at Halftime Leading After rd Quarter Trailing After rd Quarter Higher FG% Than Opponent Lower FG% Than Opponent Same FG% as Opponent Higher -Point FG% Than Opponent Lower -Point FG% Than Opponent...-5 Higher FT% Than Opponent Lower FT% Than Opponent...5- WMU Outrebounds Opponent...7- Opponent Outrebounds WMU Tied with Opponent Having Fewer Turnovers than Opponent Having More Turnovers than Opponent Having Same Turnovers than Opponent Games Decided by 5 Points or Less Games Decided by 6-10 Points or Less Games Decided by 11-0 Points or Less...- Games Decided by 0+ Points... - WMU Scores 50 or Less WMU Scores WMU Scores WMU Scores WMU Scores WMU Scores Opponent Scores 50 or Less Opponent Scores Opponent Scores Opponent Scores Opponent Scores Opponent Scores COLLEGE INSIDER MID-MAJOR TOP-5 POLL Jan., 018 RECORD POINTS PREV. CONFERENCE 1. FGCU (1) Atlantic Sun. Green Bay (9) Horizon. South Dakota St Summit 4. Belmont (1) Ohio Valley 5. Elon Colonial 6. Princeton Ivy League 7. Ball State Mid-American 8. Mercer Southern 9. Central Michigan Mid-American 10. Buffalo Mid-American 11. Chattanooga Southern 1. UC Davis Big West 1. Wright State Horizon 14. Northern Colo Big Sky 15. Gonzaga West Coast 16. Navy Patriot 17. Quinnipiac Metro Atlantic 18. New Hampshire America East 19. Albany America East 0. Western Illinois Summit 1. IUPUI 9-10 Horizon. Drexel NR Colonial. Penn NR Ivy League 4. Brown Ivy League 5. American NR Patriot OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Drake 47, Saint Mary s 46, William & Mary 8, Milwaukee 6, Toledo 6, South Dakota 0, South Alabama 18, Ohio 17, Weber State 1, Northern Illinois 10, Loyola Marymount 7, Cleveland State 5, Norfolk State 5, James Madison 1.

4 EDUCATION Bachelor s degree, communications, Eastern Michigan, 006 HEAD COACH SHANE CLIPFELL opponents to 6.7 % from the floor. Miracle Woods was named Second Team All- MAC for the second straight season. She led the MAC and ranked 6th in the nation for field-goal percentage, shooting 51.4 %. COACHING TIMELINE 01-Current: Head Coach, Western Michigan 008-1: Asst. Coach, Michigan State : Head Coach (15 games), E. Michigan : Asst. Coach, E. Michigan : Head Coach, Glen Oaks CC The Western Michigan Division of Intercollegiate Athletics officially announced the hiring of Shane Clipfell as the sixth women s basketball coach in program history, Friday, April 1, 01. Western Michigan has been on the rise since Clipfell took over the program prior to the 01-1 season, as the Broncos have won 17+ games the last three seasons with Clipfell at the helm. Clipfell has strong ties in the state of Michigan, the Mid-American Conference and the Midwest and has worked at every level of women s basketball : The Broncos are coming off another successful season under Clipfell, notching a 19-1 overall record including an impressive 10-game winning streak in the nonconference season. The record falls just two victories shy of the school record for wins (1) set in 1978 while the win streak is the fourth longest winning streak the program has ever seen and longest in the last 0 years. The winning season is the third straight winning season for Clipfell and the Broncos, which hasn t happened in over 10 years. For the first time under Clipfell, Western Michigan reached the MAC semifinals during the campaign. The Broncos defeated Miami in the first round 7-66 giving Clipfell his fifth straight season with a conference tournament victory. WMU would then go on to erase a six-point deficit with 1:0 let to play and defeat top seed Central Michigan, 67-6, advancing to the MAC semifinals for the first time in WMU history since the 00 season. As a team, WMU scored the sixth most points in school history (07) and had the sixth most field goals made (8). The team also tied for the seventh highest free-throw percentage (.718) and tied for the 10th most free-throws made (417). Clipfell coached three student-athletes that earned postseason All-MAC awards, as senior Meredith Shipmand and sophomore Breanna Mobley were each named Third Team All-MAC and sophomore Deja Wimby was named to the All-MAC Defensive Team. Mobley was also named to the All-MAC Tournament Team. Shipman was part of Clipfell s first recruiting class. The guard can now be found all over the Bronco record book. Shipman is tied for the third highest free-throw percentage (.814), fourth in -pointers made (177), ninth in -point field goal percentage (.48), 11th in assists (85) and 1th in steals (159). She also holds the record for -pointers made in a single game with nine. Mobley finished with 1 doubles-doubles on the season while averaging 14.8 points, 10. rebounds and shot.574 from the floor during conference play. Wimby finished with the most steals in MAC play (5) and averaged 14.0 points, 5.1 rebounds, 4.9 assists and.9 steals during MAC play. Clipfell s players were also getting it done in the classroom where Shipman, Meredith Miller and Logan McCane were named to the Academic All-MAC Team. Shipman was also named a MAC Distinguished Scholar Athlete : In Clipfell s fourth season, the Broncos finished overall, 8-10 in the MAC. Playing well at home has always been important, and was no different as the team finished with a 9-5 record at Read Fieldhouse and started a perfect 7-0. Clipfell made it four straight seasons with a MAC Tournament victory, as the Broncos crushed Northern Illinois 94-5 in the First Round but fell in the Quarterfinals. Senior Jessica Jessing was named All-MAC Honorable Mention while the duo of Jessing and Alex Morton were each MAC Distinguished Scholar Athletes. Jessing became the sixth player under Clipfell to earn a MAC Postseason Award. The Broncos -point game was key to the team s success in , as WMU finished second in the MAC in -point shooting (.44) and led the league in -point field goal defense (.8). Junior Meredith Shipman led the team in scoring at 11.0 points per game and hit 76 -pointers during the season, a mark good for fourth in WMU history. Shipman also hit nine -pointers against Toledo in conference season, breaking the WMU school record : Western Michigan is coming off one of its most successful seasons in program history, boasting a 0-1 overall record - one victory shy of tying the school record for wins (1) set in The campaign was just the fourth 0-win season in school history. WMU went 11-7 during MAC regular season play, finishing tied for second in the MAC West and fourth overall in the conference, the team s best finish since 006. The Broncos also won two games in the MAC Tournament for first time since 00, defeating Bowling Green and Central Michigan. The success was rewarded as Western Michigan received a postseason bid, appearing in the WNIT vs. Arkansas State. It was just the fourth time WMU earned a spot in a WNIT bracket, joining the 1999, 000 and 004 squads. The Broncos finished with an RPI ranking of 10, fourth highest in the MAC, and played a tough non-conference schedule that included road games at Big Ten opponents Ohio State and Michigan, as well as Horizon League champion Green Bay. WMU ranked 5th in the nation in scoring defense - only allowing 57.4 ppg - and 4h in field-goal percentage defense, holding SHANE CLIPFELL YEAR-BY-YEAR YEAR OVERALL MAC/FINISH (EMU) /nd West 01-1: /5th West 01-14: /4th West : /nd West : /T-5th West : /5th West : /-- TOTAL: : Western Michigan continued its ascend in Clipfell s second season, posting the most wins for program since with a 1-18 overall record, 8-10 MAC record. The Broncos finished fourth in the MAC West after being picked fifth in the preseason poll. The team improved its overall win total & MAC win total by two from Clipfell s first season. The Broncos also improved their seeding by two from the previous year in the MAC Tournament, earning a first round home game as the No. 7 seed, where they defeated Miami, 8-7. WMU went on to make its second straight trip to Cleveland in as many years under Clipfell, after failing to advance to Quicken Loans Arena for tournament play the previous four years prior to his tenure. Coming off a sweep of Toledo in the regular season for the first time since 006, Western Michigan could not get past the Rockets for a third time in the year, bowing out in the second round of the tournament with a loss to UT. WMU s 78-7 win on the road in the regular season was the Broncos first in Toledo since 008. During the MAC season, Western Michigan protected its home floor, going 6- at University Arena and 1-0 in the MAC Tournament against its league counterparts. Regardless of venue, the Broncos were not easily disposed of, as five of the team s conference losses were by less than 10 points. WMU s offense had improved significantly, averaging 68.1 ppg in during MAC games, nearly 1 ppg more than the season before. For the second straight year, the low post duo of Miracle Woods and Marquisha Harris earned recognition from the conference. Woods was named Second Team All-MAC, becoming the first Bronco since 008 to pick up the award, and Harris was named Honorable Mention All-MAC. Both were also MAC Player of the Week selections during the season. 01-1: The 01-1 season marked the beginning of the Clipfell era at Western Michigan, as he took on the task of rebuilding the Bronco program that had posted just wins and 17 conference victories in the four seasons prior. Progress could be seen across the board in Clipfell s first season. The team posted an 11-0 overall and 6-10 MAC record, marking the most wins in five years. The team also advanced to the second round of the MAC Tournament for the first time since 008 after defeating higher-seeded Eastern Michigan on the road in the first round. Another signature win for the Broncos was a victory over then eight-time defending regular season MAC champion Bowling Green in Kalamazoo. Clipfell s totals set a new mark for the most overall wins (11) and MAC wins (6) as a first-year head coach at Western Michigan. He also became the first women s basketball coach to win his first game at WMU (defeated American, 57-5) and win a MAC Tournament game in his first season. Two Broncos were recognized for their play by the conference. Sophomore forward Marquisha Harris was named Honorable Mention All-MAC and freshman center Miracle Woods was one of five named to the All-MAC Freshman team. PRIOR TO WMU: In the previous 14 years prior to Western Michigan, Clipfell worked in different capacities on a Suzy Merchant staff. He began with Merchant as an assistant at Eastern Michigan during the season and coached alongside Merchant at Michigan State for five years after Merchant took the Spartan helm in For the final three years, Clipfell served as the associate head coach at Michigan State, coordinating the program s recruiting efforts, including organizing official, unofficial, off-campus and home visits. In addition to recruiting, Clipfell focused on MSU s offensive game preparation, in-game adjustments and skill development of perimeter players. The Spartans captured their first outright Big Ten title in school history in and advanced to the NCAA Tournament four-straight seasons. While Clipfell was at Michigan State, the Spartans produced 17 All-Big Ten recognitions, 0 Academic All-Big Ten selections, and several players collected major Big Ten awards. Kalisha Keane was named Player of the Year in , after earning Sixth Player of the Year the season prior. The Spartans had back-to-back Defensive Players of the Year in Alyssa DeHaan (009-10) and Lykendra Johnson (010-11). Both Keane and DeHaan were named All-Americans following their senior seasons and DeHaan finished her career second all-time in NCAA history in blocked shots. In the nine seasons at Eastern Michigan, Clipfell helped build the Eagles into one of the top programs in the MAC. EMU compiled a record of (.608), including three 0-win seasons, three postseason appearances and two MAC West Division titles. The team claimed the MAC West Division and MAC Tournament championship for the first time in school history, earning the program s first-ever bid to the NCAA Tournament en route to a -8 record. Clipfell was the acting head coach at EMU for all but four games of the season, while Merchant was on maternity leave. He guided the Eagles to a 1-1 record and a second place finish in the MAC West with an 11-5 record. For his efforts, Clipfell received votes for MAC Coach of the Year honors. Individually, senior Sarah VanMetre became EMU s first women s basketball player to be named an Academic All-American, senior Patrice McKinney was named MAC Defensive Player of the Year and freshman Alyssa Pittman was named MAC Freshman of the Year. PERSONAL: Clipfell (DOB: 8/9/6) earned a bachelor of science degree in communications at EMU in 006. Before Clipfell joined the coaching profession full-time at the collegiate level, he worked in the manufacturing industry. Clipfell and his wife, Connie, have two adult children, John and Lauren.

5 ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown / High School (Previous) 1 Kia Brooks G 5-9 Fr. Chicago, Ill. / North Lawndale Alexis Parks G 5-4 Sr. Columbus, Ohio / Africentric Jillian Fletcher G 5-9 RSo. Cincinnati, Ohio / Ursuline Acad. (West Virginia State) 4 Deja Wimby G 5-7 Jr. Fort Wayne, Ind. / Snider 5 Nina Farkic G 5-9 Fr. Kitchener, Ontario / Cameron Heights 10 Breanna Mobley F 6-1 Jr. Lansing, Mich. / Lansing Waverly 11 Kamrin Reed G 5-7 So. Holt, Mich. / Holt 14 Najee Smith G 5-8 Sr. Naperville, Ill. / Neuqua Valley 15 Aneisha Carlisle G 5-9 Sr. Kalamazoo, Mich. / Kalamazoo Central 0 Logan McCane G 5-9 Jr. Rockford, Mich. / Rockford Meredith Miller F 5-10 Jr. Hilliard, Ohio / Hilliard Bradley Jordan Walker G 5-8 Fr. Muskegon, Mich. / Mona Shores 4 Leighah-Amori Wool F 6-0 Fr. Evanston, Ill. / Evanston LaTondra Brooks G 5-5 Sr. Oak Lawn, Ill. / Oak Lawn Marley Hill C 6 - R Sr. Cleveland, Ohio / Columbus Africentric (Cincinnati) 4 Jasmyn Walker F 5-10 RJr. Muskegon, Mich. / Mona Shores 5 Emma VanZanten C 6-4 So. Grand Rapids, Mich. / Northview #1 KIA BROOKS 5-9 Fr G Chicago, Ill. # ALEXIS PARKS 5-4 Sr G Columbus, Ohio # JILLIAN FLETCHER 5-9 RSo G Cincinnati, Ohio Head Coach: Shane Clipfell (6th season, Eastern Michigan - 06) Assistant Coaches: Cetera Washington (4th season, Michigan State - 11) Tangela Smith (4th season, Iowa - 98) Russ Rose (1st Davenport - 07) #4 DEJA WIMBY 5-7 Jr G Fort Wayne, Ind. #5 NINA FARKIC 5-9 Fr G Kitchener, Ontario. #10 BREANNA MOBLEY 6-1 Jr. G Lansing, Mich. Director of Operations: Ebony Cleary (4th season, Western Michigan - 1) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown / High School (Previous) 1 Kia Brooks G 5-9 Fr. Chicago, Ill. / North Lawndale LaTondra Brooks G 5-5 Sr. Oak Lawn, Ill. / Oak Lawn 15 Aneisha Carlisle G 5-9 Sr. Kalamazoo, Mich. / Kalamazoo Central 5 Nina Farkic G 5-9 Fr. Kitchener, Ontario / Cameron Heights Jillian Fletcher G 5-9 RSo. Cincinnati, Ohio / Ursuline Acad. (West Virginia State) Marley Hill C 6 - R Sr. Cleveland, Ohio / Columbus Africentric (Cincinnati) 0 Logan McCane G 5-9 Jr. Rockford, Mich. / Rockford Meredith Miller F 5-10 Jr. Hilliard, Ohio / Hilliard Bradley 10 Breanna Mobley F 6-1 Jr. Lansing, Mich. / Lansing Waverly Alexis Parks G 5-4 Sr. Columbus, Ohio / Africentric 11 Kamrin Reed G 5-7 So. Holt, Mich. / Holt 14 Najee Smith G 5-8 Sr. Naperville, Ill. / Neuqua Valley 5 Emma VanZanten C 6-4 So. Grand Rapids, Mich. / Northview 4 Jasmyn Walker F 5-10 RJr. Muskegon, Mich. / Mona Shores Jordan Walker G 5-8 Fr. Muskegon, Mich. / Mona Shores 4 Leighah-Amori Wool F 6-0 Fr. Evanston, Ill. / Evanston 4 Deja Wimby G 5-7 Jr. Fort Wayne, Ind. / Snider #11 KAMRIN REED 5-7 So G Holt, Mich. #0 LOGAN MCCANE 5-9 Jr G Rockford, Mich. #14 NAJEE SMITH 5-8 Sr G Naperville, Ill. # MEREDITH MILLER 5-10 Jr F Hilliard, Ohio #15 ANEISHA CARLISLE 5-9 Sr G Kalamazoo, Mich. # JORDAN WALKER 5-8 Fr G Muskegon, Mich. BY STATE MICHIGAN (7) Aneisha Carlisle - Kalamazoo Logan McCane - Rockford Breanna Mobley - Lansing Kamrin Reed - Holt Emma VanZanten - Grand Rapids Jasmyn Walker - Muskegon Jordan Walker - Muskegon OHIO (4) Jillian Fletcher - Cincinnati Marley Hill - Cleveland Meredith Miller - Hilliard Alexis Parks - Columbus ILLINOIS (4) Kia Brooks - Chicago LaTondra Brooks - Oak Lawn Najee Smith - Naperville Leighah-Amori Wool - Evanston INDIANA (1) Deja Wimby - Fort Wayne BY COUNTRY UNITED STATES (16) Kia Brooks LaTondra Brooks Aneisha Carlisle Jillian Fletcher Marley Hill Logan McCane Meredith Miller Breanna Mobley Alexis Parks Kamrin Reed Najee Smith Emma VanZanten Jasmyn Walker Jordan Walker Leighah-Amori Wool Deja Wimby CANADA (1) Nina Farkic BY CLASS FRESHMEN (4) #1 Kia Brooks #5 Nina Farkic # Jordan Walker #4 Leighah-Amori Wool SOPHOMORES () #11 Kamrin Reed #5 Emma VanZanten # Jillian Fletcher JUNIORS (5) #0 Logan McCane # Meredith Miller #10 Breanna Mobley #4 Jasmyn Walker #4 Deja Wimby SENIORS (5) # LaTondra Brooks #15 Aneisha Carlisle # Marley Hill # Alexis Parks #14 Najee Smith #4 LEIGHAH-AMORI WOOL 6-0 Fr F Evanston, Ill. #4 JASMYN WALKER 5-10 RJr F Muskegon, Mich. # LATONDRA BROOKS 5-5 Sr G Oak Lawn, Ill. # MARLEY HILL 6- RSr F Cleveland, Ohio #5 EMMA VANZANTEN 6-4 So C Grand Rapids, Mich.

6 # 1 - Kia Brooks - Fr. - G Points: 5 (at Buffalo, 1//18) : (x, Last vs. Detroit Mercy, 1/8/17) Field Goals: (at Buffalo, 1//18) -Point Field Goals: 1 (x, Last at Buffalo, 1//18) Free Throws Made: (at New Mexico, 11/10/17) Assists: (vs. Olivet College, 11/0/17) Steals: (at Buffalo, 1//18) Blocked Shots: 1 (at Loyola-Chicago, 11/15/17) Minutes Played: (at New Mexico, 11/10/17) # - Alexis Parks - Sr. - G Points: 10 (vs. Akron, /1/16) : (x, Last vs. Olivet College, 11/0/17) Field Goals: 4 (x, Last vs. Akron, /1/16) -Point Field Goals: 1 (x, Last at Detroit (1/10/16) # 4 - Deja Wimby - Jr. - G Points: 5 (at Toledo, /5/17) : 11 (at Bowling Green, /15/17) Field Goals: 8 (Multiple times) -Point Field Goals: 1 (x, Last at New Mexico State, 11/1/17) Free Throws Made: 10 (vs. Bowling Green, 1/0/17) Assists: 10 (Multiple times) Steals: 7 (x, Last vs. Kentucky State 1/15/17) Blocked Shots: (vs. Detroit Mercy, 1/8/17) Minutes Played: 8 (vs. ETSU, GCS, 11/6/17) Career Double-Doubles: 5 # 10 - Breanna Mobley - Jr. - F Points: 7 (x, Last at Central Michigan, /11/17) : 18 (at Eastern Michigan, 1/14/17) Field Goals: 11 (Multiple times) -Point Field Goals: Free Throws Made: 1 (vs. Northern Illinois, /4/16) Assists: 5 (at Bowling Green, /10/16) Steals: 4 (at Akron, 1/1/17) Blocked Shots: (Multiple times) Minutes Played: 8 (at Ball State, 1/7/17) Career Double-Doubles: 5 # 15 - Aneisha Carlisle - Sr. - G Points: 8 (vs. E. Kentucky, 11/6/16) : 4 (at UMKC, 11/5/16) Field Goals: (Multiple times) -Point Field Goals: (vs. Olivet College, 11/0/17) Free Throws Made: 4 (x, Last vs. Central Michigan, /7/16) Free Throws Made: (vs. E. Kentucky, 11/6/16) Assists: (vs. Kentucky State, 1//14) Assists: (vs. No. 1 Michigan State, 11/18/16) Steals: 5 (vs. Akron, /1/16) Steals: 1 (Multiple times) Blocked Shots: 1 (vs. Akron, /1/16) Blocked Shots: 1 (x, Last vs. Kentucky State, 1/15/17) Minutes Played: 6 (vs. Central Michigan, /7/16) Minutes Played: 6 (vs. No. 1 Michigan State, 11/18/16) # - Jillian Fletcher - RSo. - G Points: 1 (vs. Goshen, 1/19/17) : 1 (vs. Goshen, 1/19/17) Field Goals: -Point Field Goals: Free Throws Made: 1 (vs. Goshen, 1/19/17) Assists: 1 (vs. Goshen, 1/19/17) Steals: Blocked Shots: Minutes Played: 5 (vs. Olivet College, 11/0/17) # 5 - Nina Farkic - Fr. - G Points: 5 (vs. Olivet College, 11/0/17) : 6 (at Buffalo, 1//18) Field Goals: (vs. Olivet College, 11/0/17) -Point Field Goals: 1 (x, Last vs. Goshen, 1/19/17) Free Throws Made: Assists: 5 (vs. Goshen, 1/19/17 Steals: (x, Last Goshen, 1/19/17) Blocked Shots: 1 (x, Last vs. Goshen, 1/19/17) Minutes Played: 19 (vs. Goshen, 1/19/17) # 11 - Kamrin Reed - So. - G Points: 1 (vs. NIU, MAC Tourney, /10/17) : 4 (at Miami, 1/4/17) Field Goals: 4 (vs. NIU, MAC Tourney, /10/17) -Point Field Goals: 4 (vs. NIU, MAC Tourney, /10/17) Free Throws Made: (x, Last at Buffalo, 1//18) Assists: (vs. Detroit Mercy, 1/8/17) Steals: (vs. Kentucky State, 1/15/17) Blocked Shots: 1 (at Iowa, 11/19/17) Minutes Played: (x, Last vs. ETSU, GCS, 11/6/17) # 14 - Najee Smith - Sr. - G Points: 1 (vs. Central Michigan, MAC Tourney /8/17) : 8 (at Eastern Michigan, 1/14/17) Field Goals: 4 (x, Last vs. CMU, MAC Tourney, /8/17) -Point Field Goals: 4 (vs. CMU, MAC Tourney, /8/17) Free Throws Made: (x, Last vs. ETSU, GCS, 11/6/17) Assists: 6 (at Eastern Michigan, 1/14/17) Steals: (x, Last vs. Olivet College, 11/0/17) Blocked Shots: 1 (Multiple times) Minutes Played: 5 (x, Last vs. Kent State, 1/17/18) # 0 - Logan McCane - Jr. - G Points: 7 (x, Last at Buffalo, 1//18) : (at Chicago State, 1/1/16) Field Goals: (x, Last at Buffalo, 1//18) -Point Field Goals: 1 (4x, Last at Buffalo, 1//18) Free Throws Made: (at IPFW, 11/9/15) Assists: (vs. No. 1 Michigan State, 11/18/16) Steals: (x, Last vs. Goshen, 1/19/17) Blocked Shots: 1 (x, Last vs. Goshen, 1/19/17) Minutes Played: 16 (x, Last at North Dakota St., 11/0/16) # - Meredith Miller - Jr. - F Points: 17 (at Northern Illinois, /4/17) : 10 (vs. Olivet College, 11/0/17) Field Goals: 7 (at Northern Illinois, /4/17) -Point Field Goals: (at Northern Illinois, /4/17) Free Throws Made: 4 (vs. Akron, /1/16) Assists:, (4x, Last vs Goshen, 1/19/17) Steals: (vs. Davidson, 11/1/16) Blocked Shots: 1 (x, Last vs. Northern Illinois, /7/16) Minutes Played: 0 (vs. Fort Wayne, 1/6/16) # - Jordan Walker - Fr. - G Points: 16 (vs. ETSU, GCS, 11/6/17) : 7 (vs. ETSU, GCS, 11/6/17) Field Goals: 5 (vs. ETSU, GCS, 11/6/17) -Point Field Goals: 4 (vs. ETSU, GCS, 11/6/17) Free Throws Made: (x, Last vs. ETSU, GCS, 11/6/17) Assists: 5 (vs. ETSU, GCS, 11/6/17) Steals: 5 (vs. RV Rutgers, GCS, 11/5/17) Blocked Shots: Minutes Played: 6 (vs. RV Rutgers, GCS, 11/5/17) # 4 - Leighah-Amori Wool - Fr. - G Points: 11 (vs. Goshen, 1/19/17) : 5 (x, Last vs. Olivet College, 11/0/17) Field Goals: 4 (vs. Goshen, 1/19/17) -Point Field Goals: (x, vs. Goshen, 1/19/17) Free Throws Made: 1 (at Loyola-Chicago, 11/15/17) Assists: (vs. Goshen, 1/19/17) Steals: (vs. Olivet College, 11/0/17) Blocked Shots: Minutes Played: 15 (x, Last at Iowa, 11/19/17) # - LaTondra Brooks - Sr. - G Points: 14 (at Central Michigan, /11/17) : 6 (x, Last vs. NIU, MAC Tourney, /10/17) Field Goals: 7 (at Central Michigan, /11/17) -Point Field Goals: 1 (at Eastern Michigan, /4/15) Free Throws Made: 5 (vs. #8 Mississippi State, 1/0/15) Assists: 5 (at Buffalo, 1/0/16) Steals: 7 (at Loyola-Chicago, 11/15/17) Blocked Shots: 1 (Multiple times) Minutes Played: 8 (x, last vs. CMU, MAC Tourney, /8/17) BRONCO # - Marley Hill - RSr. - F Points: 5 (vs. Toledo, /8/17) : 1 (at New Mexico State, 11/1/17) Field Goals: 10 (x, Last vs. Northern Illinois, /4/17) -Point Field Goals: 1 (Multiple times) Free Throws Made: 8 (at North Dakota State, 11/0/16) Assists: (x, Last at Loyola-Chicago, 11/15/17) Steals: (vs. Bowling Green, 1/11/17) Blocked Shots: 5 (vs. Fort Wayne, 1/6/16) Minutes Played: 9 (vs. RV Rutgers, GCS, 11/5/17) Career Double-Doubles: # 4 - Jasmyn Walker - RJr. - G Points: 0 (at Loyola-Chicago, 11/15/17) : 9 (at New Mexico State, 11/1/17) Field Goals: 8 (at Loyola-Chicago, 11/15/17) -Point Field Goals: (at Loyola-Chicago, 11/15/17) Free Throws Made: (vs. Bowling Green, 1/0/17) Assists: 4 (at New Mexico State, 11/1/17) Steals: (at New Mexico, 11/10/17) Blocked Shots: (at Loyola-Chicago, 11/15/17) Minutes Played: 4 (at New Mexico State, 11/1/17) # 5 - Emma VanZanten- So. - C Points: 10 (vs. Kentucky State, 1/15/17) : 9 (vs. Kentucky State, 1/15/17) Field Goals: (at Miami, 1/4/17) -Point Field Goals: 1 (x, Last vs. Olivet College, 11/0/17) Free Throws Made: 6 (vs. Kentucky State, 1/15/17) Assists: (vs. Goshen, 1/19/17) Steals: 1 (Multiple times) Blocked Shots: (vs. Kentucky State, 1/15/17) Minutes Played: 0 (at Iowa, 11/19/17) SEASON 0+ Scoring Games Breanna Mobley... Marley Hill... Jasmyn Walker Rebounding Games Breanna Mobley... 6 Deja Wimby... Marley Hill...1 Meredith Miller...1 Double-Doubles (P-R) Breanna Mobley... 6 Marley Hill...1 CAREER 0+ Point Scoring Games Breanna Mobley Marley Hill...5 Deja Wimby... 4 Jasmyn Walker Rebounding Games Breanna Mobley... 1 Marley Hill... Deja Wimby... Meredith Miller...1 Double-Doubles (P-R) Breanna Mobley... 5 Marley Hill... Deja Wimby... Double-Doubles (P-A) Deja Wimby... 4

7 BRONCO STATS WMU Women's Basketball Western Michigan Combined Team Statistics (as of Jan 0, 018) All games Overall record: 8-6 Conf: 1-1 Home: 5-0 Away: -4 Neutral: 1- Total -Point F-Throw ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% fg-fga fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 10 Mobley, Breanna Hill, Marley Wimby, Deja Walker, Jasmyn Walker, Jordan Wool, Leighah-Amori Reed, Kamrin Miller, Meredith VanZanten, Emma Smith, Najee Brooks, LaTondra McCane, Logan Carlisle, Aneisha Farkic, Nina Brooks, Kia Parks, Alexis Fletcher, Jillian Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS WMU OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS 5 4 Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS 15 1 Steals per game BLOCKS 46 5 Blocks per game..7 ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 11/10/17 at New Mexico L /1/17 at New Mexico State W at Loyola Chicago W /19/17 at IOWA L /5/17 vs Rutgers L /4/17 vs SJU L /6/17 vs ETSU W /0/17 OLIVET W /0/17 at Michigan State L /8/17 DETROIT MERCY W /15/17 KENTUCKY STATE W /19/17 GOSHEN COLLEGE W * 1/0/17 BOWLING GREEN W * 1//18 at Buffalo L * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st nd rd 4th Totals Western Michigan Opponents

8 BOX SCORES Game 1: at New Mexico (11/10/17) Game : at New Mexico State (11/1/17) Western Michigan Western Michigan vs New Mexico 11/10/17 7 p.m. at Albuquerque, N.M. (Dreamstyle Arena) 10 Mobley, Walker, Jasmyn f Parks, Alexis g Brooks, LaTondra g Hill, Marley g Brooks, Kia Wimby, Deja Reed, Kamrin Carlisle, Aneisha Walker, Jordan Wool, Leighah-Amori VanZanten, Emma Team 1 Totals st - FG %: 5-15.% FG %: 1-.% FT %: New Mexico nd: % % % rd: % 0-0.0% % 4th: % -9.% Game: % % % 00 BEYNON, Cherise g 0 BUCK, Tesha g FLYE, N'Dea g LAPEYROLERIE, Alex g NUNN, Jaisa g SMITH, Jasmine BURLESON, Mykiel BRYAN, Laneah ANDERSON, Antonia Team 1 Totals st - FG %: % FG %: % FT %: % nd: % % Officials: Scott Fruehling, Brad Schmidt, Stacie Blow Technical fouls: Western Michigan-None. New Mexico-None. Attendance: 4145 rd: 5-15.% 1-.% % Western Michigan New Mexico th: % % % Game: % 9-9.1% % 6 Western Michigan Western Michigan vs New Mexico State 11/1/17 :00 p.m. at Pan Am Center 10 Mobley, Walker, Jasmyn f Hill, Marley c Wimby, Deja g Brooks, LaTondra g Brooks, Kia Reed, Kamrin Walker, Jordan Wool, Leighah-Amori VanZanten, Emma Team 0 Totals st - FG %: % FG %: % FT %: New Mexico State nd: % % rd: % % 4th: % % % Game: % % % 01 Cooper, Jasmine f 0 Pack, Gia f Salas, Brooke g Williams, Zaire g Mills, Monique g Wilmore, Pam Mills, Dominique Toilolo, Jeneva Team 0 Totals st - FG %: 6-18.% FG %: % FT %: % nd: % % rd: % 1-.% % Officials: Michael Price, Brian Woods, Nicole Leon Technical fouls: Western Michigan-None. New Mexico State-None. Attendance: Western Michigan New Mexico State th: % % % Game: % % % Game : at Loyola-Chicago (11/15/17) Game 4: at Iowa (11/19/17) Western Michigan vs Loyola Chicago p.m. at Gentile Arena - Chicago, Ill. Western Michigan Mobley, Walker, Jasmyn f Hill, Marley c Wimby, Deja g Brooks, LaTondra g Brooks, Kia Parks, Alexis Farkic, Nina Reed, Kamrin McCane, Logan Miller, Meredith Walker, Jordan Wool, Leighah-Amori VanZanten, Emma Team 4 6 Totals st - FG %: % FG %: % FT %: % Loyola Chicago nd: % -6.% % rd: % % 4th: % 0-0.0% Game: % 6-6.1% -9.% 0 Meyer, Alexis f 04 O'Connor, Abby f Rice, Ellie g Wallace, Tiara g Strawbridge, Kailyn g Segars, Lauren Segars, Brandi Negatu, Citiana Salmon, Katie Cerda, Jessica Nolan, Kat Team 4 Totals st - FG %: % FG %: % FT %: % nd: % 1-.% rd: % % % Officials: Bruce Morris, Andrew Bills, Jodi Duffe Technical fouls: Western Michigan-None. Loyola Chicago-None. Attendance: 1 Western Michigan Loyola Chicago Last FG - WMU 4th-00:55, LUC 4th-0:1. Largest lead - WMU by 4th-06:09, LUC None. WMU led for 9:06. LUC led for 00:00. Game was tied for 00:54. 4th: % 0-0.0% % Game: % % % 1 In Off nd Fast Paint T/O Chance Break Points Bench WMU LUC Score tied - 1 time. Lead changed - 0 times. Western Michigan 56 - Western Michigan vs IOWA 11/19/17 p.m. at Carver-Hawkeye Arena 10 Mobley, Walker, Jasmyn f Hill, Marley c Wimby, Deja g Brooks, LaTondra g Brooks, Kia Farkic, Nina Reed, Kamrin McCane, Logan Miller, Meredith Walker, Jordan Wool, Leighah-Amori VanZanten, Emma Team 1 4 Totals st - FG %: % FG %: 0-0.0% FT %: % IOWA nd: % % rd: % % % 4th: % % % Game: % % % 04 Chase Coley f 10 Megan Gustafson c Makenzie Meyer g Alexis Sevillian g Tania Davis g Hannah Stewart Zion Sanders Paula Valino Ramos Carly Mohns Amanda Ollinger Team 0 Totals st - FG %: % FG %: -9.% FT %: nd: % % % Officials: Susan Blauch, Dawn Marsh, Missy Brooks Technical fouls: Western Michigan-None. IOWA-None. Attendance: 578 rd: % % Western Michigan IOWA th: % % Game: % % % 1

9 BOX SCORES Game 5: vs. St. John s (11/4/17) Game 6: vs. RV Rutgers (11/5/17) WMU 48 - WMU vs SJU 11/4/17 11:00 AM at Fort Myers, Fla. (Germain Arena) 04 Wimby, Mobley, Breanna * Brooks, LaTondra * Hill, Marley * Walker, Jasmyn * Brooks, Kia Parks, Alexis Farkic, Nina Reed, Kamrin Smith, Najee Carlisle, Aneisha McCane, Logan Miller, Meredith Walker, Jordan Wool, Leighah-Amori VanZanten, Emma Team 4 7 Totals st - FG %: % FG %: % FT %: % SJU 76-0 nd: % % % rd: % % % 4th: % % % Game: % % % 00 KEBBE, Alisha * 0 ENGLAND, Tiana * ADAMS, Andrayah * WELLERE, Akina * SINGLETON, Maya * ALEXANDER, Tamesha DUNCAN, Shamachya CHARLES, Kayla HOPPIE, Qadashah Team 4 Totals st - FG %: % FG %: % FT %: % nd: % % Officials: Sue Blanch, Luis Gonzalez, Ed Silasky Technical fouls: WMU-None. SJU-None. Attendance: rd: % % WMU SJU th: 4-1.% % % Game: % % % Rutgers Rutgers vs Western Michigan 11/5/17 11:00am at Germain Arena (Fort Myers, Fla.) 0 Tyler Scaife * 10 Kathleen Fitzpatrick * Khadaizha Sanders * Stasha Carey * Victoria Harris * Jazlynd Rollins Kate Hill Ciani Cryor Nigia Greene Mael Gilles Caitlin Jenkins Tekia Mack Desiree Keeling Jordan Wallace Team 0 Totals st - FG %: % FG %: % FT %: 0-0.0% Western Michigan 64-4 nd: % % rd: % -6.% % 4th: % % % Game: % 4-18.% % 04 Wimby, Mobley, Breanna * Walker, Jordan * Hill, Marley * Walker, Jasmyn * Reed, Kamrin Smith, Najee Wool, Leighah-Amori Brooks, LaTondra VanZanten, Emma Team Totals st - FG %: % FG %: % FT %: % nd: % % Officials: Brian Hall, Doug Knight, Meadow Overstreet Technical fouls: Rutgers-None. Western Michigan-None. Attendance: 1100 rd: % 0-0.0% % 4th: % % % Game: % % % 1 Rutgers Western Michigan Game 7: vs. East Tennessee State (11/6/17) Game 8: vs. Olivet College (11/0/17) ETSU ETSU vs Western Michigan 11/6/17 11:00am at Germain Arena (Fort Myers, Fla.) 05 Raven Dean * 15 Tianna Tarter * Erica Haynes-Overton * Malloree Schurr * Britney Snowden * Carley Lytton Jada Craig Anajae Stephney Alayjah Sherer Sadasia Tipps Shy Copney Team Totals st - FG %: % FG %: % FT %: % Western Michigan 87-4 nd: % % % rd: % 0-0.0% % 4th: % % % Game: % % % 04 Wimby, Mobley, Breanna * Smith, Najee * Walker, Jordan * Hill, Marley * Brooks, Kia Reed, Kamrin McCane, Logan Miller, Meredith Wool, Leighah-Amori Brooks, LaTondra Team 1 4 Totals st - FG %: % FG %: 1-.% FT %: % nd: % 0-0.0% % Officials: Ed Sidlasky, Kevin Pethtel, D'Lynn Schertz Technical fouls: ETSU-TEAM. Western Michigan-None. Attendance: rd: % % % ETSU Western Michigan th: % % Game: % % % 5 OLIVET vs Western Michigan 11/0/17 7:00 p.m. at Kalamazoo, Mich. OLIVET 7-04 Grace Clark * 11 Bridget Garter * Fayth Talbert * Kadesha Taylor * Sydnee Dennis * Stephanie Cochran Shawnee Dame Amari Brown Grace White Megan Sysko Shannon Dingman Taylor Jungel Brittany McDuffie Leijla Masinovic Olivia Ricketts Team Totals st - FG %: % FG %: -6.% FT %: nd: % % % rd: % % 4th: % % % Game: % % % Western Michigan Mobley, Walker, Jasmyn f Hill, Marley c Wimby, Deja g Walker, Jordan g Brooks, Kia Parks, Alexis Fletcher, Jillian Farkic, Nina Reed, Kamrin Smith, Najee Carlisle, Aneisha McCane, Logan Miller, Meredith Wool, Leighah-Amori Brooks, LaTondra VanZanten, Emma Team Totals st - FG %: % FG %: % FT %: % nd: % % % rd: % Officials: Randy Fox, Beau Dunfee, Tim Owens Technical fouls: OLIVET-Olivia Ricketts. Western Michigan-Parks, Alexis. Attendance: 1060 OLIVET Western Michigan th: 5-15.% % Game: % % %