#4 MARYLAND VS. #5 MICHIGAN STATE Monday, March 25, :00 p.m. ET Game #33 Home Game #16 College Park, Md. College Park, Md.

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1 MARYLAND WOMEN S BASKETBALL Schedule Game Notes 25-7, 14-4 ACC AP: 12/COACHES: 10 RPI: 12 Fri. Nov. 9 MOUNT ST. MARY S -- W, Sun. Nov. 11 at Loyola -- W, Sat. Nov. 17 at St. Joseph s -- L, Wed. Nov. 21 AMERICAN -- W, ACC/Big Ten Challenge - Lincoln, Neb. Wed. Neb. 28 at #19 Nebraska BTN W, Jimmy V Classic - Hartford, Conn. Mon. Dec. 3 at #2 Connecticut ESPN2 L, Thu. Dec. 6 VIRGINIA* -- W, Sat. Dec. 8 GEORGE MASON -- W, Tue. Dec. 11 at Towson -- W, Thu. Dec. 20 at Delaware -- W, Terrapin Classic - College Park, Md. Fri. Dec. 28 BROWN -- W, Sat. Dec. 29 HARTFORD -- W, Thu. Jan. 3 at #15 North Carolina* ESPN3 L, Sun. Jan. 6 #19 FLORIDA STATE* ESPNU W, Thu. Jan. 10 #24 MIAMI* -- W, Sun. Jan. 13 at Virginia Tech* -- W, Thu. Jan. 17 NC STATE* RSN W, Sun. Jan. 20 at Georgia Tech* ESPN2 W, Thu. Jan. 24 #11 NORTH CAROLINA* RSN W, Sun. Jan. 27 at Clemson* ACCDN W, Sun. Feb. 3 BOSTON COLLEGE* -- W, Fri. Feb. 8 at Wake Forest* RSN W, Mon. Feb. 11 at #5 Duke* ESPN2 L, Thu. Feb. 14 CLEMSON* ESPN3 W, Sun. Feb. 17 at Virginia* ESPN2 W, Thu. Feb. 21 at Boston College* -- W, Sun. Feb. 24 #5 DUKE* ESPN2 L, Thu. Feb. 28 at #24 Florida State* ESPN3 L, Sun. Mar. 3 WAKE FOREST* -- W, Fri. Mar. 8 #10 Wake Forest W, Sat. Mar. 9 #3 North Carolina RSN L, Sat. Mar. 23 #13 Quinnipiac ESPN2 W, Mon. Mar. 25 #5 Michigan State ESPN2 7:00 Mar. 30-Apr. 1 at NCAA Regionals (Bridgeport, Conn.) Apr. 7-9 at NCAA Final Four (New Orleans) All times Eastern; * - ACC Game Media Relations Associate A.D.-Media Relations Rose DiPaula (Maryland 09) Office Cell rdipaula@umd.edu Media Relations Fax Website Facebook facebook.com/marylandterrapinsofficialpage Frese #4 MARYLAND VS. #5 MICHIGAN STATE Monday, March 25, :00 p.m. ET Game #33 Home Game #16 College Park, Md. College Park, Md. Watch: ESPN2 Storyline This marks Maryland s 21st appearance in the NCAA Tournament and ninth under head coach Brenda Frese. The Terrapins are (.627) all-time in the Tournament and are 20-7 (.741) with Frese. The Terps are 9-2 in NCAA Tournament games in Comcast Center. Frese has led the Terrapins to four Sweet Sixteens, four Elite Eights, a Final Four and the 2006 NCAA title in her 10 postseasons. Maryland is 2-0 all-time vs. Michigan State. The Terps won the last meeting, 97-57, on Jan. 6, 2007 in Comcast Center. Brenda Frese is 3-1 vs. the Spartans, dating back to her time at Minnesota. Brenda Frese was voted ACC Coach of the Year by the league s head coaches for the fi rst time in her career. She s been named Coach of the Year in every conference she s coached in - the ACC, Big Ten and MAC. Alyssa Thomas was named ACC Player of the Year for the second straight year by the Blue Ribbon Panel. She is the fi rst Terrapin to earn the honor twice. Tianna Hawkins and Alyssa Thomas were both named to the 15-member Wooden Award ballot and were voted to both of the All-ACC First Teams. Malina Howard and Chloe Pavlech each made one of the ACC All- Freshmen Teams. Howard and junior Katie Rutan were named to the 15-member All-ACC Academic Team. The Terrapins road to success this year has been far from easy. They lost their expected starting backcourt and a seasoned veteran to injury, all within the fi rst six weeks of the season. They have banded together to still fi nd success. Brenda Frese and her staff have tailored the practice regimen to keep their players fresh. Frese has been in her element - developing young, talented players. Thomas is No. 7 on Maryland s scoring list with 1,650 points. Hawkins is No. 3 in rebounds with 1,064. Thomas broke Marissa Coleman s record of free throws made in a season with 169 this season. The Terps are No. 2 in the country in rebounding (+14.3), which is second only to Liberty s Thomas leads the ACC in points (18.7), rebounds (10.5) and assists (5.5). Hawkins is second to her in points (18.4) and rebounds (9.8). Alicia DeVaughn leads the league in fi eld goal percentage (.585). The Terps are No. 3 in the country in fi eld goal percentage (.475) and No. 4 in assists (18.1) Terrapins No. Player Pos Ht Exp. Yr Hometown PPG RPG Other 0 Sequoia Austin G 5-5 2V Jr. Greenbelt, Md Scored career-high 15 points vs. WFU (3/3) 1 Laurin Mincy G 6-0 2V Jr. Newark, N.J * Tore right ACL on Nov. 28 at #19 Nebraska 3 Brene Moseley G 5-7 1V So. Burtonsville, Md * Tore left ACL on Oct. 21 in team scrimmage 4 Malina Howard C 6-4 HS Fr. Twinsburg, Ohio No. 6 overall recruit, No. 1 post in 2012 class 5 Essence Townsend C 6-7 3V Sr. Paterson, N.J Tore right ACL on Nov. 5 vs. Goldey-Beacom 13 Alicia DeVaughn C 6-4 2V Jr. West Palm Beach, Fla Named to 2012 All-ACC Defensive Team 15 Chloe Pavlech G 5-9 HS Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio * Has started in 29 games this year 21 Tianna Hawkins F 6-3 3V Sr. Clinton, Md No. 2 in the ACC in scoring, rebounding 22 Tierney Pfi rman F 6-2 HS Fr. Williamsport, Pa After 4 weeks out, made return at UVA 25 Alyssa Thomas F 6-2 2V Jr. Harrisburg, Pa Leads the ACC in points, rebounds, assists 32 Caitlin Adams F Sr. Leawood, Kan Volleyball player who joined the team in Jan. 40 Katie Rutan G 5-8 2V R-Jr. Ambler, Pa Transfer from Xavier that sat out *assists per game; Moseley s and Townsend s points/rebounds averages from NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 2009, 2012 ACC CHAMPIONS 9 Elite Eights 4 Final Fours

2 SEASON OUTLOOK COLLEGE PARK, Md. - The Terrapins proved that Maryland was back as a national power and contender in the ACC and in the country. Head coach Brenda Frese and her staff are now looking forward to watching their team take it to the next level. The Terps ended the season ranked No. 5 in the major polls, took home the program s 10th ACC title and went to the Elite Eight for the fourth time under Frese. They will open the season right where they left off and are ranked No. 4 in Lindy s preseason top 25. I know that some of the preseason talk has our team pretty highly regarded. That s nice to see, Frese said. We set our standards high here at Maryland. We want to win championships. We want to cut down nets. I want to see our players dancing in the confetti and our terrifi c fans celebrating. We were fortunate enough to see some of that last year and when you get a taste of it, you want more. This year s team really has a chance to do some special things. If we can stay healthy and master some of the stuff we re working on, we can play with anyone. Best of all, it s a really great group of people that are a blast to work with. The 11 players that make up the Terrapin roster this season are known for getting it done at any level they ve played. Between them, they ve won multiple state championships at the high school level and fi ve of them were named a high school All-American by at least one outlet. I really like how this group goes about their business, Frese said. They are a motivated bunch that s willing to work and they are achievers. We knew when we recruited what s now our junior class that they would become the core of our team. Then you add in Tianna Hawkins, who s development in her time here at Maryland has been off the charts and that s a huge bonus Maryland Women s Basketball The Terrapins lost three seniors after last season in Lynetta Kizer, Kim Rodgers and Anjale Barrett. Rodgers and Barrett were in College Park for fi ve seasons each and Kizer was a mainstay in the Terps lineup. To make up for the losses after last season, Maryland brings in three highlyrecruited freshmen in Malina Howard, Chloe Pavlech and Tierney Pfi rman, who together make up a class that was ranked as high as No. 6. Throw in the addition of redshirt junior guard Katie Rutan from Xavier and the Terrapins newcomers could account for quite a punch. We ve added three new players who are each going to play vital roles for us. So far, they re doing well. I ve had a few observers tell me they don t really look that far behind in workouts and that s encouraging, Frese said. We also will have Katie Rutan at our disposal after she sat out last season. Katie adds to our fi repower and can fl at out shoot the ball. She s also a very smart and crafty player who brings intangibles to our team. She s in our business school here at Maryland, which is really hard to get into. Now with high-level, high-pressure experience, Frese and the staff know they can begin to let the Terps take over on the court themselves. I really like it when I have a team that I can trust and let them just play basketball at times. I don t want to have to call every move. This team should be able to do that, Frese said. In my previous 10 seasons at Maryland, I don t ever remember having the depth of fi repower that we should have on the bench this year. One of the great things about this group is that whenever we ve challenged them, they ve always responded really well. Two days after our season ended last year, our players were ready to get to work in our Basketball Performance Center. When you step back, they had a great season, but they weren t satisfi ed. They had a similar mentality two years ago when we lost in the second round of the NCAA Tournament and came back very hungry MARYLAND WOMEN S BASKETBALL ROSTER No. Player Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 0 Sequoia Austin G Jr. 5-5 Greenbelt, Md./Holton Arms School 1 Laurin Mincy G Jr. 6-0 Newark, N.J./University HS 3 Brene Moseley G So. 5-7 Burtonsville, Md./Paint Branch HS 4 Malina Howard C Fr. 6-4 Twinsburg, Ohio/Twinsburg HS 5 Essence Townsend C Sr. 6-7 Paterson, N.J./Paterson Catholic HS 13 Alicia DeVaughn C Jr. 6-4 West Palm Beach, Fla./Blanche Ely HS 15 Chloe Pavlech G Fr. 5-9 Cincinnati, Ohio/Sycamore HS 21 Tianna Hawkins F Sr. 6-3 Clinton, Md./Riverdale Baptist 22 Tierney Pfi rman F Fr. 6-2 Williamsport, Pa./South Williamsport Junior Senior HS 25 Alyssa Thomas F Jr. 6-2 Harrisburg, Pa./Central Dauphin HS 32 Caitlin Adams F Sr. 6-3 Leawood, Kan./Notre Dame de Sion School 40 Katie Rutan G R-Jr. 5-8 Ambler, Pa./Springside School (Xavier) Brenda Frese Head Coach 11th Year (Arizona 93) in 14 seasons overall Tina Langley Associate Head Coach, Recruiting Coordinator 5th Year (West Alabama 96) Marlin Chinn Assistant Coach 4th Year (Hampton 92) David Adkins Assistant Coach 4th Year (Radford 89) Chris Campbell Director of Basketball Operations 3rd Year (Duke 96) Zach Kancher Director of Scouting and Player Development - 2nd Year (George Washington 03) Mike Bowden Video Coordinator - 2nd Year (Florida 08) Megan Rogers Assistant A.D. - Sports Medicine - 1st Year (SUNY Cortland 03) Heather Arianna Associate Director for Academic Support - 4th Year (Syracuse 92) Rose DiPaula Assistant Director - Media Relations - 3rd Year (Maryland 09) Jen Elkonoh Program Manager - 9th Year (York College) Libby Ellis Assistant to the Recruting Coordinator - 1st Year (Maryland 12) Katie Fowler Director of Basketball Performance - 1st Year (Truman State 08) Jim Knight Equipment Manager QUICK FACTS Location: College Park, Md. Conference: Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Enrollment: 37,000 Founded: 1856 Colors: Red, White, Black, Gold Nickname: Terrapins, Terps Arena (Capacity): Comcast Center (17,950) President: Dr. Wallace Loh (Grinnell College 65) Athletics Director: Kevin Anderson (San Francisco State 79) Overall Record: Conference Record: 12-4 (3rd) BASKETBALL HISTORY First Year of Basketball: (41 years) Overall Record: (.675) ACC Record: (.575) NCAA Tournament Appearances/Last: 20/2012 National Championships: 1 (2006) Final Fours: 4 (1978, 1982, 1989, 2006) Elite Eights: 9 (1978, 1982, 1988, 1989, 1992, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2012) Sweet Sixteens: 13 (1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1988, 1989, 1992, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2012) ACC Championships: 10 (most all time , 1979, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1986, 1988, 1989, 2009, 2012) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 3 BRENE MOSELEY brenn-ay moh-slee 4 MALINA Howard mah-lee-nah 13 ALICIA DeVaughn ah-leesh-ah 15 CHLOE PAVLECH klo-ee PAV-leck 21 TIANNA Hawkins tee-ahn-ah 22 TIERNEY PFIRMAN TEER-nee FIR-man 40 Katie RUTAN ru-tan Brenda Frese FREEZE Page Maryland Women s Basketball Notes

3 Our returning players should defi nitely be battle-tested. They really faced some pressure situations last season and they thrived in them. I also think some of our players learned they could push themselves harder and farther than they might ve originally believed. That s when you see players and a team grow. We saw that last season and we hope it continues this year. Point Guards The Terrapins lost their starting point guard in Anjale Barrett, who was in College Park for fi ve years. Towards the end of the season last year, Barrett s young student, Brene Moseley, started to show signs of being ready to take over. After a summer of hard work, Moseley showed she was closer to taking the reins. Unfortunately, Moseley suffered an ACL tear on Oct. 21 that puts her out for the season. Anybody that watched our team last season saw Brene Moseley have some terrifi c moments for us. As we got deeper into the season, I felt really confi dent with her on the fl oor in pressure situations. Frese said. We are disappointed for her that she has another obstacle to overcome, but she has already proven how strong she is. We know she will come back stronger than ever in her physical ability and in her knowledge of the game next year. This summer, Laurin Mincy, Katie Rutan and Moseley all attended Point Guard College to learn more about the vital role of fl oor general. The Terrapins also bring in Chloe Pavlech. Laurin Mincy played some point for us last year and is a good option, Frese said. Chloe Pavlech will get a lot of reps in practice and she s a bright kid. She s worked very hard since arriving here and she s strong. Also, the way our offense is designed, it doesn t have to be a point guard that gets us into what we want to run. Fans can expect to see Mincy, Pavlech, and even Alyssa Thomas and Tierney Pfi rman, run the point this season, as the Terps cover the position together. Wings The Terrapins have some of the strongest wings in the country in Alyssa Thomas and Laurin Mincy, and will look to utilize the strengths of Katie Rutan and Tierney Pfi rman as well. We think we have terrifi c combinations of wing players we can put it on the fl oor. It starts with Alyssa Thomas and Laurin Mincy, who, as sophomores, really had some great games together, Frese said. When I recruited them, I thought they could complement each other well and that s worked out. They can each score, but they re both unselfi sh. Both Thomas and Mincy raised their percentages and averages across the board last year, and the Terps will count on similar numbers this year as well. Mincy averaged 13.1 points per game as a sophomore, more than an eight-point difference from her freshman year. Katie Rutan gives us another terrifi c shooter from the perimeter. She can really get it going and hit threes in bunches, Frese said. She hits dagger shots and if teams want to zone us, Katie can really make them pay. As we ve also seen in the past two seasons, Sequoia Austin is someone that can enter the game, hit shots and bring energy. Rutan averaged 8.0 points per game and shot over 39 percent from outside the arc in her two seasons at Xavier, a top 10 program at the time. Tierney Pfi rman is one of our freshmen and she really has a chance to be a good player. She s sort of cut from the same cloth as Marissa Coleman and Alyssa Thomas, in that she s a big, strong body who can play on the perimeter. She has a nice feel for the game and she s another player that can shoot the ball. Frontcourt The Terps biggest strength last year was dominating inside - on the glass and scoring in the paint. They led the ACC, and the nation for most of the year, in rebounding with over 45 rebounds a game. They fi nished on the glass as well, averaging over 35 points a game inside. What I love about our front court is we really have players that have developed right before our eyes, Frese said. None came in anywhere close to a fi nished product, but each has grown. We should have a very solid rotation of players and they each do some different things. Tianna Hawkins has made herself into a big time player. She led the nation in fi eld goal percentage last season and set a school record with 24 rebounds in a game. She can shoot the ball out to the three-point line and she can make diffi cult fi nishes around the basket. She s one of the most effi cient players you ll ever see. If you ask me who on our roster has a chance to improve in the way Tianna and Laurin Mincy did last season, my answer would probably be Alicia DeVaughn, Frese said. She s had a great offseason. I thought towards the end of last season, we started to see her do some things that were really encouraging and she s already our best defensive player. I m excited to see what she ll do this year. We are so happy to welcome Malina Howard to the mix, Frese said. She is the kind of player you build a program with and she s a truly special person. Her inner drive is something very few people can match. She wants to do everything not just good, but great. She s also the kind of person that makes everyone around her better. Coaching her, you only have to tell her something once and she gets it. Staff Frese is fortunate enough to bring back her staff of Tina Langley, Marlin Chinn and David Adkins back for a fourth year all together. In their three years together, they ve gone with two NCAA tournament appearances, an Elite Eight appearance and an ACC Championship. I am very fortunate to have an incredible staff, Frese said. I ve always been a big believer in hiring great people and helping them shine. The biggest thing working for me is that you better have a great work ethic. If you don t have that, it s going to be a struggle. Last summer, I promoted Tina Langley to Associate Head Coach and that s a reward for a job very well done. She s made an incredible impact on our program in every way imaginable, Frese said. We call David Adkins the Ambassador, because he s one of those people that is a phenomenal representative of our program. Everywhere he goes, he leaves a positive impression of Maryland. And if David is the ambassador, Marlin Chinn is the Mayor. We kid him, because he seems to know everyone everywhere. Marlin, just like the others, is devoted to Maryland, what we ve built here and what we want to sustain. Frese brings in three newcomers in Libby Ellis, Katie Fowler and Megan Rogers. Libby Ellis used to be one of our managers and she did such a great job, we kept her around. She s got a really bright future in this business, Frese said. Katie Fowler is our Basketball Performance Coach and she probably has more contact with our players than anyone. She s working with Kyle Tarp and they re on the cutting-edge of basketball performance training, helping our players be the best they can be. It s amazing when we see all the time our players have invested in performance training pay off on the court. Working in conjunction with Katie and Kyle is Megan Rogers, our new trainer. Megan has a really interesting background that will allow her to help our players in many ways. She has experience in physical therapy, which, I think, can really help us with injury prevention. Schedule Matchups with 16 teams that earned bids to 2012 postseason competition highlight the schedule. The Terps will play eight games against NCAA Tournament teams from last year. Frese and the Terps will welcome Boston College, Clemson, Duke, Florida State, Miami North Carolina, NC State, Virginia and Wake Forest to Comcast Center in this upcoming season. They will face all of those teams on the road as well, except for Miami and NC State. If you look at our schedule, we ve managed to put together some challenging stretches for our team, Frese said. We ve got a lot of road games in our nonconference portion. Those can be tricky, especially when they re at places like Nebraska, Connecticut and Delaware, who will all be highly-ranked. It goes without saying that the ACC schedule always presents challenges against some worthy opponents. As the number of games increases, that doesn t get any easier. The other thing for our fans to keep in mind is that as our ACC schedule has expanded to 18 games, it shrinks the size of our non-conference schedule. MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2006 NCAA Champions 2009 & 2012 ACC Champions Page 3

4 SeriesInfo This is Maryland s 21st appearance in the NCAA Tournament. Maryland is 2-0 vs. Michigan State. They won on Jan. 6, 2007 at Comcast Center. Brenda Frese is 3-1 vs. MSU, dating back to her time at Minnesota. Maryland is (.627) in the NCAA Tournament. Frese is 21-8 (.724) in NCAA Tournament games and 20-7 (.741) while at Maryland. Frese has led the Terrapins to nine NCAA Tournament appearances, including four Sweet Sixteens, four Elite Eights, a Final Four, and the 2006 national championship in her 10 postseasons. Series vs. Michigan State Maryland leads, 2-0 1/6/07 H W /25/05 N W Last 5 in the NCAA Tournament Maryland is all-time 3/23/13 W, R Quinnipiac 3/27/12 L, RF Notre Dame 3/25/12 W, RSF Texas A&M 3/18/12 W, R Louisville 3/16/12 W, R Navy NCAA Tournament Quick Facts... Overall: Frese in NCAA Tournament games: 21-8 At Maryland: 20-7 Record in College Park: 15-3 Record in Comcast Center 9-2 As a No. 4 seed 2-1 First Appearance: MD 82, Stanford 48 (3/14/82) Last Appearance: MD 72, Quinnipiac 52 (3/23/13) Record in First Round: 10-3 Record in Second Round: 9-8 Record in Sweet 16: 8-1 Record in Elite 8: 3-5 Record in Final Four 1-2 Record in Championship game 1-0 In overtime: 2-0 Statistical Comparison Maryland Michigan State 75.8 Scoring Average Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Field Goal % FG% Defense point FG% point FG% Defense point FG Made/Game Free Throw % Rebound Avg Against Avg Rebound Margin Assists/Game Turnovers/Game Turnovers Forced/Game Turnover Margin Blocked Shots/Game Steals/Game 7.4 The Latest Maryland is ranked No. 12 in the fi nal Associated Press poll and No. 10 in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches poll. This marks Maryland s 21st appearance in the NCAA Tournament and ninth under head coach Brenda Frese. The Terrapins are (.627) all-time in the Tournament and are 20-7 (.741) with Frese. The Terps are 9-2 in NCAA Tournament games in Comcast Center. Frese has led the Terrapins to four Sweet Sixteens, four Elite Eights, a Final Four and the 2006 NCAA title in her 10 postseasons. Brenda Frese was voted ACC Coach of the Year by the league s head coaches for the fi rst time in her career. She s been named Coach of the Year in every conference she s coached in - ACC, Big Ten and MAC. Alyssa Thomas was named ACC Player of the Year for the second straight year by the Blue Ribbon Panel. She is the fi rst Terrapin to earn the honor twice. Tianna Hawkins and Alyssa Thomas were both named to the 15-member Wooden Award ballot. Hawkins and Thomas were voted to both of the All-ACC First Teams. Malina Howard and Chloe Pavlech each made one of the ACC All-Freshmen Teams. Howard and junior Katie Rutan were named to the 15-member All-ACC Academic Team Thursday. The Terps are No. 2 in the country in rebounding (+14.3), which is second only to Liberty s Thomas leads the ACC in points (18.4), rebounds (10.5) and assists (5.5). Hawkins is second to her in points (18.3) and rebounds (9.5). Alicia DeVaughn leads the league in fi eld goal percentage (.592). The Terps are No. 3 in the country in fi eld goal percentage (.477) and No. 4 in assists (18.1). Storylines Building off of their Elite Eight berth, the Terrapins return four of fi ve starters and seven letterwinners from their 2012 ACC Championship team. They led the ACC in scoring and rebounding last season and return 73.5 percent of their offense and 75 percent of their shooting. Alyssa Thomas, Tianna Hawkins and Laurin Mincy were all named to the Preseason All-ACC Team. and Thomas was voted the Preseason Player of the Year by the Blue Ribbon Panel. Thomas and Mincy were also named to the Wooden Award Preseason Top 30 and Thomas, Mincy and Hawkins made the Naismith early season watch list. The Terrapins were picked to fi nish second in the league, behind Duke. Now in her 11th season at Maryland, head coach Brenda Frese increased the program s winning percentage by 10 percent (currently over 74 percent from 64 percent). She s brought the program its fi rst national championship, four Elite Eights and eight NCAA Tournament appearances in her 10 postseasons. Frese has also brought in nine top 15 recruiting classes and brought home two ACC titles. The Terps are again one of the nation s tallest teams with their average height just over 6-0. Eight of the team s 12 players are over the 6-0 mark. Seven are 6-2 or taller. Thomas notched the program s second triple-double with 11 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists vs. George Mason. Marissa Coleman had the fi rst with 15 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists vs. UCSB on Dec. 2, She added the fi rst in ACC Tournament history vs. Wake Forest with 32 points, 13 rebounds and 10 assists Home Sweet Home Maryland has been a dominant home team, especially over the last decade. The Terps are (.782) all time in College Park, dating back to the inaugural season. Maryland is (.838) all time in Comcast Center. The Terps are also (.838) at home under Brenda Frese, whose fi rst season in College Park was the inaugural season of Comcast Center. The Terrapins are 97-5 (.951) all-time in non-conference games in Comcast Center. The Terps own one of the longest home win streaks in ACC history. They won 48 straight home games starting Nov. 9, 2007 with a season-opening win over Princeton. The streak ended on Jan. 21, 2010 with an loss to Miami. Milestones, Streaks, etc. Thomas is No. 7 on Maryland s scoring list with 1,650 points. Hawkins is No. 3 in rebounds with 1,064. Thomas broke Marissa Coleman s record of free throws made in a season with 169 this season. The Terrapins have outrebounded their opponents in 31 of 32 games this year, 64 of 68 games since the beginning of last season, and 92 of 100 games, dating back to the season. The Terps have won 97 of 102 non-conference games since moving into Comcast Center. After their win vs. Clemson (Feb. 14), Maryland has won at least 20 games in nine straight seasons. Junior Alyssa Thomas has scored in double digits in 88 of 98 games in her career and the last 26 straight. Senior Tianna Hawkins has scored in double fi gures in 29 out of the Terps 32 games this year. She has also played in 134 consecutive games since she began her Terrapin career. Glass Cleaners The Terps are still one of the most dominant rebounding teams in the country, just as they have been the last few years. They ve outrebounded their opponents this year for the second-best rebounding margin in the nation (+14.3). They are second only to Liberty (+17.5). The Terps are averaging 15.6 offensive rebounds per game this year. Page Maryland Women s Basketball Notes

5 Of their 1,028 missed shots this year, the Terps have grabbed 499 offensive boards, which means they have grabbed an offensive board on 48.5 percent of their missed shots. Of their opponents 1,223 missed shots this year, the Terps have grabbed 929 defensive boards, which means they have grabbed the rebound on 76.0 percent of their opponents missed shots. Maryland outrebounded opponents in its 36 games last season for a margin of +12.9, which was second in the country to Liberty s They won the battle on the boards in 33 of 36 games. The Terrapins ended the season No. 5 in the NCAA in rebounding margin (+12.1). Pound It Inside The Terps have outscored their opponents in the paint this year, 1, , for an average of 38.1 to The Terrapins beat their opponents in the paint last year, That s 37.2 points in the paint per game for the Terrapins to their opponents Maryland has held its opponents to 20 points in the paint or less in 12 of 32 games this year. All Hands on Deck Eight Terrapins are averaging 20 minutes or more per game. The Terps have had three or more players in double fi gures in 25 of 32 games this year. Maryland lost two players, Essence Townsend and Brene Moseley, to ACL tears before the beginning of the season. Katie Rutan started alongside Mincy, Thomas, DeVaughn and Hawkins for the fi rst three games, until Pavlech, a freshman, took over at the point guard spot. All-ACC guard Laurin Mincy tore her ACL on Nov. 28 at Nebraska. Pfi rman made her fi rst career start in the next game, at No. 2 Connecticut, and rounded out the Terps starting rotation. Freshmen Pavlech, Pfi rman and Howard, as well as Sequoia Austin, have all seen increased minutes. Pfi rman dislocated her knee cap after colliding with a practice player on Jan. 19 and returned on Feb. 17. Rutan has been back in the starting lineup since January. Terps in the Polls Maryland is one of the most consistent winning programs in the country. The Terrapins have been ranked for 56 straight weeks, dating back to the preseason poll of the season. Maryland is ranked No. 12 in the fi nal Associated Press poll and No. 10 in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches poll. The Terps made their fi rst appearance in the AP Top 5 on Dec. 12, 2011 for the fi rst time since they ended the season ranked No. 3. This week marks the 145th week head coach Brenda Frese has had a team ranked in her career. Terps vs. Ranked Team Under Frese Since Brenda Frese took over in , Maryland has 47 wins over Top 25 teams, including eight last year and four this year. The Terps won 10 games over ranked teams in the season, including six over top 10 opponents and four over top fi ve teams. Under Frese, Maryland has beaten 16 top ten teams, most recently No. 5 Duke on Feb. 19, 2012 and has eight wins over top fi ve teams. Maryland has fi ve wins over No. 1 teams in its history, including two in Frese s time. The Terrapins beat No. 1 North Carolina twice in the season Rankings Watch Terps & Opponents In The Polls Maryland AP High/Low: 5/12 Maryland ESPN/USA Today High/Low: 5/10 Associated Press SCHOOL ps Connecticut Delaware rv rv rv rv rv rv rv Duke Florida State rv rv rv rv 24 rv Georgia Tech 22 rv rv rv rv MARYLAND Miami rv rv rv rv rv 24 rv rv - rv rv - - Nebraska rv rv rv 25 rv rv rv rv rv rv North Carolina rv rv Saint Joseph s - - rv Virginia rv rv rv rv ESPN/USA Today SCHOOL ps Connecticut Delaware rv rv rv Duke Florida State - - rv rv 24 rv rv Georgia Tech 20 rv rv MARYLAND Miami rv rv rv 23 rv rv rv 25 rv rv rv Nebraska rv rv rv rv rv rv North Carolina - - rv rv rv rv Virginia rv rv rv rv ThePolls Associated Press Top 25 - March 18 Rk Team Rec Pts Prev 1. Baylor (40) , Notre Dame Connecticut Stanford Duke California Kentucky Penn State Texas A&M Tennessee UCLA MARYLAND North Carolina Georgia Delaware Louisville South Carolina Dayton Colorado Green Bay Purdue Syracuse Iowa State Nebraska Florida State Others receiving votes: LSU 55, Michigan State 40, Gonzaga 36, Oklahoma State 12, Florida 3, Quinnipiac 3, Toledo 3, San Diego State 2, Marist 2, Princeton 1, Albany 1, Chattanooga 1 ESPN/USA Today Coaches Top 25 - March 18 Rk Team Rec Pts Prev 1. Baylor (30) Notre Dame (1) Connecticut Stanford Duke California Kentucky Penn State Tennessee MARYLAND Texas A&M UCLA Georgia South Carolina Dayton Delaware Louisville North Carolina Colorado Green Bay Purdue Syracuse Iowa State Florida State Nebraska Others receiving votes: Marist 18, Middle Tennessee 9, Toledo 5, Princeton 5, San Diego State 5, South Florida 4, Gonzaga 4, DePaul 3, Villanova 2, Oklahoma State 1, Hampton 1, Liberty 1, Michigan State 1, St. John s 1 Teams in italics are Maryland opponents MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2006 NCAA Champions 2009 & 2012 ACC Champions Page 5

6 DoubleDOUBLES Player P R A Date DeVaughn /9/12 DeVaughn /29/12 DeVaughn /20/13 Hawkins /9/12 Hawkins /11/12 Hawkins /28/12 Hawkins /3/12 Hawkins /6/12 Hawkins /20/12 Hawkins /3/13 Hawkins /10/13 Hawkins /17/13 Hawkins /20/13 Hawkins /27/13 Hawkins /14/13 Hawkins /3/13 Hawkins /8/13 Hawkins /9/13 Hawkins /23/13 Thomas /17/12 Thomas /6/12 Thomas /8/12 Thomas /11/12 Thomas /20/12 Thomas /29/12 Thomas /3/13 Thomas /6/13 Thomas /13/13 Thomas /20/13 Thomas /24/13 Thomas /27/13 Thomas /3/13 Thomas /11/13 Thomas /17/13 Thomas /21/13 Thomas /28/13 Thomas /8/13 Thomas /9/13 Thomas /23/13 Milestone Watch Player DeVaughn Rutan Watch 689 career points 778 career points Maryland in the ACC Maryland is in its 36th season as a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference. The Terps became a member of in the fi rst year the ACC had women s basketball. They won the fi rst ACC Tournament in The Terps are (.575) all-time in ACC games. Under Frese, Maryland is in ACC games (.646), including (.737) in the last eight years. In the last fi ve years, the Terps are (.722) in league games. Maryland is (.711) in ACC games at home in Comcast Center. All are under Frese. Double-Doubles In the Terps 32 games this year, three have notched 39 double-doubles, including two triple-doubles. In 36 games last season, fi ve Terrapins notched 27 double-doubles. Tianna Hawkins has 16. Most recently, she had 23 points and 16 rebounds vs. Quinnipiac Alicia DeVaughn has three this year. She notched 11 points and 12 rebounds at Georgia Tech. Alyssa Thomas notched her 20th double-double of the year with 29 points and 13 rebounds vs. Quinnipiac. Thomas notched the program s second triple-double with 11 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists vs. George Mason on Dec. 8, Marissa Coleman had the fi rst with 15 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists vs. UCSB on Dec. 2, Thomas is the fi rst in school history - male or female - to record two triple-doubles. She notched the fi rst in ACC Tournament history with 32 points, 13 rebounds, 10 assists vs. Wake Forest on March 8, ACC-olades Junior Alyssa Thomas was named the ACC s Player of the Year last March. Thomas was the second sophomore ever to win, after Duke s Alana Beard did in Thomas is the fourth Terrapin and third in fi ve years - Vicky Bullett won in 1989, Crystal Langhorne earned it in 2008 and Kristi Toliver was honored in Thomas was also named a WBCA All-American, AP First Team All-American and USBWA All-American. In her 11-year tenure, head coach Brenda Frese s players have earned 28 All-ACC honors, including 10 First Team awards. She s coached 13 All-Freshman Team members, three Players of the Year and four Rookies of the Year. Senior Tianna Hawkins was named to the All-ACC Second Team for her fi rst postseason honor. Junior Laurin Mincy was named All-ACC Honorable Mention. Junior Alicia DeVaughn was named to the ACC All-Defensive Team. She is the second Maryland player to earn the defensive honor. Renneika Razor was honored in 2002 and Sophomore Brene Moseley was voted to the All-Freshman Team and earned a spot on the ACC All- Academic Team. Thomas Shines 2011 ACC Rookie of the Year Alyssa Thomas had a phenomenal freshman season, leading the team and the ACC in many statistical categories. As a sophomore, she picked up right where she left off en route to being named 2012 ACC Player of the Year and a WBCA All-American. As a junior, she s upped her game in more areas, including assists and rebounds and was voted ACC Player of the Year by the Blue Ribbon Panel. She s the fi rst Terrapin to earn the league s top individual honor twice. Thomas has improved her game in assists and rebounds. She averaged 8.0 boards per game last year and is averaging 10.5 this year, as well as 3.2 assists last year to 5.5 this year. In , she dished 113 assists total and has 175 this season. Thomas was voted ACC Preseason Player of the Year by the Blue Ribbon Panel in October. Thomas is the second sophomore ever to win ACC Player of the Year, after Duke s Alana Beard did in Thomas is the fourth Terrapin and third in fi ve years - Vicky Bullett won in 1989, Crystal Langhorne earned it in 2008 and Kristi Toliver was honored in Thomas is the seventh Terrapin to be named a WBCA All-American and fi rst Maryland sophomore. She scored in double fi gures in 32 of 36 games and had 10 double-doubles last year. Thomas was named ACC Tournament MVP. She is just the seventh player and fi rst underclassman ever to be named Player of the Year and MVP in the same season. She had 17 points and 10 rebounds to hit 1000-point mark vs. Navy in the fi rst round of the NCAA tournament. She became 27th Maryland player to break the mark. Thomas is the second-fastest Terrapin to reach the landmark, as she needed only 63 games, while Crystal Langhorne did it in 60. She started off her career in the ACC with fi ve double-doubles in her fi rst six ACC games. She earned a new Maryland record for Rookie of the Week awards with seven in Previously, Crystal Langhorne and Marissa Coleman were tied with fi ve each. She was named to the All-ACC Second Team as a freshman. She was the fi rst freshman to make the Second Team or better since Coleman made the Second Team in Mincy Makes Improvements After recovering from an ACL tear in her left knee suffered as a senior in high school, Laurin Mincy made huge Page Maryland Women s Basketball Notes

7 strides in her game last season to become an All-ACC Honorable Mention honoree. She tore her right ACL at No. 19 Nebraska on Nov. 28 and will sit out the rest of the season. Mincy was voted to the Preseason All-ACC Team in October. Mincy missed her senior season at University High School in Newark, N.J. due to her injury. She saw action in 31 of 32 games and made one start as a freshman. She averaged 16.4 minutes per game and 4.9 points per contest. As a sophomore, she averaged 13.1 points per game - an 8.2 improvement. She upped her fi eld goal percentage from.382 as a freshman to.436 last year, and her three-point fi eld goal percentage from.274 to.400. Automatic Hawkins Coming out of high school, Tianna Hawkins was ranked 133rd in her recruiting class. She s worked to get in the best shape of her life and is now one of the most effi cient post players in the country. She was named to the All-ACC Second Team and All-ACC Tournament Team. Coming into this season, Hawkins was named to the Preseason All-ACC Team and the Naismith watch list. She scored in double fi gures in 32 of 36 games and had 10 double-doubles last year. In this season, she s scored in double fi gures in 29 of 32 games and has 16 double-doubles. Hawkins averaged 5.4 rebounds per contest as a sophomore, 9.1 as a junior, and is now No. 2 in the ACC with 9.8 per game as a senior. Her scoring has improved dramatically as well. She averaged 7.4 points per game as a sophomore, which increased to 12.0 per game as a junior. She now is the ACC s leading scorer with 18.5 per game - a difference of 11.1 points per game. Hawkins went from the fi eld last year for the nation s best fi eld goal percentage of 62.3 percent. She is once again one of the most effi cient fi nishers in the country, shooting.553 ( ). Hawkins became the third player at Maryland to break 1,000 rebounds on Feb. 21 at Boston College. Only Crystal Langhorne and Marissa Coleman have reached that mark. At No. 22 Georgia Tech last year, she went from the fi eld and at UVA a week later, she went All-Time Top ACC Attendance Records Attendance Date 1. North Carolina at Maryland 17,950 Jan. 28, 2007 (Comcast Center, College Park, Md.) 2. Duke at Maryland 17,950 Feb. 18, 2007 (Comcast Center, College Park, Md.) 3. Duke at Maryland 17,243 Feb. 13, 2005 (Comcast Center, College Park, Md.) 4. Duke at Maryland 16,344 Feb. 22, 2009 (Comcast Center, College Park, Md.) 5. Florida State at Maryland 16,135 Feb. 24, 2008 (Comcast Center, College Park, Md.) 6. Duke at Maryland 16,097 Jan. 8, 2006 (Comcast Center, College Park, Md.) 7. Duke at Maryland 15,853 Feb. 24, 2013 (Comcast Center, College Park, Md.) 8. Duke at Maryland 15,531 Jan. 14, 2008 (Comcast Center, College Park, Md.) 9. Duke at Maryland 15,150 Feb. 19, 2012 (Comcast Center, College Park, Md.) 10. Virginia at Maryland 14,500 Feb. 12, 1992 (Cole Field House, College Park, Md.) 11. Duke at Maryland 13,446 Feb. 22, 2004 (Comcast Center, College Park, Md.) 12. Connecticut at North Carolina 12,722 Jan. 19, 2009 (Dean Smith Center, Chapel Hill, N.C.) 13.Virginia at Maryland 12,066 Feb. 8, 2008 (Comcast Center, College Park, Md.) On Feb. 13, 2012, Hawkins was named ACC Player of the Week as she shot 72 percent from the fi eld, averaged 18.3 points per game and 8.3 rebounds per game in the Terps three games. The next day, the USBWA named her it s National Player of the Week. Hawkins was named ACC Player of the Week for the second straight week on Feb. 20. She shot over 77 percent from the fi eld, averaged 22.5 points per game and 11.5 boards per game. Attendance Continues to Soar For the past seven seasons, the Terps have set school records and ranked in the top 10 nationally in overall attendance, home and away. Maryland has played before 100,000 fans in seven consecutive seasons - all under head coach Brenda Frese. Over the last six years, the Terps have ranked at least sixth nationally in home attendance. 15,853 fans came to the Duke game on Feb. 24, the seventhlargest attendance in ACC history. The Terps own all 10 of the ACC s top attendance records. So far, 74,347 fans have come to see the Terps play at Comcast Center this year - more than any other ACC school. Maryland s average attendance of 5,310 leads the ACC. Overtime is Our Time The phrase, Overtime is our time! became one of the catch phrases from the Terps 2006 title run. That team went 6-0 in overtime games and won the national title in extra time vs. Duke. Maryland is 15-2 (.882) in overtime games in head coach Brenda Frese s 11 years. In the season, Frese was not on the sidelines for two of the Terps overtime games. She missed a double overtime loss at North Carolina on Jan. 26, 2008 and a win at Virginia Tech on Feb. 4, RECORD WHEN... Overall In ACC Games vs. Ranked Opponents vs NCAA Tournament Teams At Home Away Neutral Sites Leading at the Half Trailing at the Half Tied at the Half...- In Overtime Games decided by 10 or more points Games decided by 6-10 points Games decided by 5 points or less Score 80 or more points Score points Score points Score points Less than 50 points Allow more than 80 points Allow points Allow points Allow points Allow less than 50 points Posting Higher FG% Opp. Posts Higher FG% Shoot 50% or above from the fi eld Shoot 46-49% from the fi eld Shoot 41-45% from the fi eld Shoot 36-40% from the fi eld Shoot 31-35% from the fi eld Shoot 30% or lower...- Allow 50% shooting or above...- Allow 46-49% shooting from the fi eld Allow 41-45% shooting from the fi eld Allow 36-40% shooting from the fi eld Allow 31-35% shooting from the fi eld Allow 30% shooting or lower FT% better than opponent FT% worse than opponent FT% equal to opponent...- FT% better than 90% FT% 81-90% FT% 71-80% FT% 61-70% FT% 60% or worse Opponent FT% above 90% Opponent FT% 81-90% Opponent FT% 71-80% Opponent FT% 61-70% Opponent FT% 60% or worse Make 8 or more three pointers Between 4-7 three pointers Less than 4 three pointers Opponent makes 8 or more three pointers Between 4-7 three pointers Less than 4 three pointers Outrebounding Opponent Outrebounded by Opponent are Equal...- Less turnovers than Opponent More turnovers than Opponent Turnovers are Equal One player in double fi gures...- Two players in double fi gures Three players in double fi gures Four players in double fi gures Five or more players in double fi gures None...- Leading with 10:00 minutes left Trailing with 10:00 minutes left Tied with 10:00 minutes left...- Leading with 5:00 minutes left Trailing with 5:00 minutes left Tied with 5:00 minutes left Leading with 1:00 minute left Trailing with 1:00 minute left Tied with 1:00 minute left...- On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday In November In December In January In February In March In April...- MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2006 NCAA Champions 2009 & 2012 ACC Champions Page 7

8 Page 8 in the ACC... ACC Statistics (3/11) NCAA Statistics (3/15) ACC NCAA Category Statistic Rank Rank Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Field Goal Pct Point Field Goal Pct Point Field Goals Free Throw Pct Field Goal Pct. Defense Point FG Pct. Defense Rebounding Margin Offensive Blocked Shots Assists Steals Turnover Margin Assist/Turnover Ratio Offensive rebound stats not kept by NCAA. AlyssaTHOMAS Scoring Rebounding Assists Field Goal Percentage Free Throw Percentage Steals Assist/Turnover Ratio Offensive Defensive Minutes Played Triple-Doubles 2 T-2 Double-Doubles 19 T-10 TiannaHAWKINS Scoring Rebounding Field Goal Percentage Free Throw Percentage Offensive Defensive Double-Doubles 15 T-29 AliciaDEVAUGHN Rebounding Field Goal Percentage Blocks Offensive Defensive MalinaHOWARD Field Goal Percentage Blocks 0.8 T-14 ChloePAVLECH Assists Assist/Turnover Ratio KatieRUTAN Three-point FG percentage.380 T-5 36 Three-point FG made , due to her pregnancy with her sons. The Terps only overtime loss with Frese on the sidelines was a loss at Florida State on Jan. 16, Team Tyler Game on Feb. 24 vs. Duke In September 2010, Brenda Frese s two-year old son, Tyler Thomas, was diagnosed with leukemia. He started treatments immediately at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore and has been clear from leukemia cells within the last few months. In , some starters from the 2006 national championship team - Marissa Coleman, Shay Doron, Laura Harper and Kristi Toliver - got together and formed the Team Tyler Foundation. The Team Tyler Foundation raises money for leukemia research and patients at Hopkins. The Terps joined Apple Ford Lincoln to present the third annual Team Tyler Day game Feb. 24 vs. Duke, along with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and the There Goes My Hero Foundation. The There Goes My Hero foundation, which is based out of Bel Air, Md., works to expand the bone marrow donor registry and fi nd matches for all those diagnosed with leukemia through many support programs. At the Team Tyler game, the There Goes My Hero foundation was there to register donors. The Terrapins have also teamed up with Apple Ford Lincoln to present 3 s for T. For every 3-pointer the Terps make this season, Apple Ford Lincoln will make a donation to the Team Tyler Foundation. Apple Ford Lincoln has donated for 133 threes this year. Maryland Among ACC s Best Last Ten Years Maryland has been one of the top programs in the ACC over the past 10 seasons. With 276 wins since 2002, Maryland is third among all ACC schools in wins. The Terrapins have fi nished in the top four of the ACC in seven of the last eight years. The Terps captured the 2009 ACC regular-season title and the 2009 and 2012 ACC Tournament championships. Frese Signs Fifth Top-Five Class Head coach Brenda Frese and her staff signed the program s fi fth top-fi ve class and ninth top 10 class of her 10-year tenure in November. Lexie Brown (Suwanee, Ga./North Gwinnett), A Lexus Harrison (Baltimore, Md./ Digital Harbor), Brionna Jones (Havre de Grace, Md./Aberdeen) and Shatori Walker-Kimbrough (Aliquippa, Pa./Hopewell) make up the No. 4 recruiting class in the country, as ranked by Blue Star Report and Collegiate Girls Basketball Report. All four were named McDonald s All-American Game nominees and Brown was named to the East Team. She will play in the McDonald s All-American Game on April 3 in Chicago. Lexie Brown (PG): Ranked No. 15 in Blue Star Report s rankings the No. 3 point guard and No. 15 overall recruit in the 2013 class according to ESPN s HoopGurlz named a McDonald s All-American and a WBCA High School All-American...Gatorade Player of the Year in Georgia...won gold with the US Under-18 Team at the FIBA World Championships averaged 19.0 ppg., 7.0 rpg., 7.0 apg. and 4.9 spg. as a junior in father is Dee Brown, who played in the NBA ( ) for the Celtics, Raptors and Magic he has coached in the WNBA and is currently an assistant with the Detroit Pistons. A Lexus Harrison (F): The No. 28 player in Blue Star Report s rankings ranked No. 70 overall player and No. 18 forward in the class of 2013, according to ESPN s HoopGurlz four year starter at Digital Harbor and has become a double-double machine named to the Baltimore Sun s First Team All-Metro as a Junior and Second Team as a sophomore as a junior, became the second player in school history to break the 1100-point mark and 1000-rebound plateau. Brionna Jones (C): Ranked No. 48 player overall by Blue Star Report the No. 7 post player and No. 55 overall player in ESPN HoopGurlz s recruit rankings scored 1627 points and grabbed 960 rebounds through her junior season led team to 3A state championship as a junior named Baltimore Sun All-Metro Player of the Year as a junior named First Team All-Metro by The Sun as a sophomore and a junior. Shatori Walker-Kimbrough (F): Ranked the No. 38 player by Blue Star Report No. 6 wing and No. 43 overall player in the class of 2013, according to ESPN HoopGurlz recruit rankings named a honorable mention WBCA High School All-American...Gatorade Player of the Year in Pennsylvania...reached 2,000 career points on Jan. 10, averaged 25.6 points per game as a junior already owns school s scoring record named the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Player of the Year as a sophomore and a junior named the overall Athlete of the Year by the Pittsburgh Tribune, Beaver County Times, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Hicks Honored as Terps ACC Legend The Atlantic Coast Conference announced its ninth annual class of ACC Women s Basketball Legends on January 30. The Terps will honor two-time All-ACC honoree Jessie Hicks ( ). She was a four-year letterwinner between She was a two-time fi rst team All-ACC selection in 1992 and 1993, along with earning Kodak All-Region honors those same seasons. With Hicks in the lineup, Maryland earned an NCAA Championship berth each season and advanced as far as the Sweet 16 in The Richmond, Va., native ranks in the top 10 in scoring in Maryland women s basketball history with 1,601 points and averaged 14.3 points per game. She still stands among the top-fi ve in blocks with 137 and is third Maryland Women s Basketball Notes

9 all-time in fi eld goal percentage (.588). Hicks is also among the top players in Terp history in rebounds (703, T-11th), rebounding average (6.3, 14th) and fi eld goals made (649, fourth). Following her playing career at Maryland, Hicks went on to play six seasons in the WNBA after being picked 12th overall in the Inaugural WNBA Draft. She earned her degree in criminal justice in 1993 and went on to earn a master s of education in guidance and counseling. Hicks currently serves as an elementary school counselor and is a high school girls basketball coach. Fear the Turtle! Maryland is one of the most consistent winning programs in the country: Maryland s bid to the 2013 NCAA Tournament marks its 10th straight postseason appearance. Nine of those 10 have been NCAA Tournament bids. The Terps have averaged 25.2 wins per season the last 10 years, including nine consecutive 20-win seasons from Frese has led the Terps to four 30-win seasons marked the fi rst 30-win season for the program, as the Terrapins went 34-4 and won the 2006 NCAA title. The Terps won 30 games in when they went 33-4 and in when they went Last year, the Terps notched the program s fourth 30-win season with their record of The Terrapins have won at least one postseason game (NCAA, or WNIT) in each of the last 10 seasons. The Terps have advanced to the NCAA SWEET 16 four times in the last eight years. Maryland earned a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament in 2008 and 2009 and a No. 2 seed in 2006, 2007 and The ACC... ACC PRESEASON POLL 1. Duke (29) 2. MARYLAND (18) 3. Georgia Tech 4. Virginia 5. North Carolina 6. Miami 7. Florida State 8. NC State 9. Wake Forest 10. Clemson 11. Virginia Tech 12. Boston College PRESEASON ALL-ACC TEAM Alyssa Thomas (Jr.), MARYLAND* Elizabeth Williams (So.), Duke Chelsea Gray (Jr.), Duke Tyaunna Marshall (Jr.), Georgia Tech Natasha Howard (Jr.), Florida State Tianna Hawkins (Sr.), MARYLAND Laurin Mincy (Jr.), MARYLAND Ataira Franklin (Sr.), Virginia Marissa Kastanek (Sr.), NC State Stefanie Yderstrom (Sr.), Miami *-Preseason Player of the Year ACC NEWCOMER WATCH LIST Alexis Jones, Duke Malina Howard, MARYLAND Jonquel Jones, Clemson Xylina McDaniel, North Carolina Uju Ugoka, Virginia Tech PLAYER OF THE WEEK Tianna Hawkins (11/12) Alyssa Thomas (12/3) Alyssa Thomas (1/14) Alyssa Thomas (1/21) ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Tierney Pfi rman (12/10) Chloe Pavlech (1/28) MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2006 NCAA Champions 2009 & 2012 ACC Champions Page 9

10 BrendaFRESE (14th year)/ (11th year at Maryland) There was no better fi t for the University of Maryland women s basketball program than head coach Brenda Frese. The 2002 Associated Press (AP) National Coach of the Year arrived in College Park with great expectations and has not disappointed. Reviving a once-prominent women s basketball program back to the national stage, her high work rate and positive attitude has resulted in two ACC titles, 10-straight top 15 recruiting classes and a National Championship in Frese has balanced that strong work ethic with a fun and family-friendly environment, also becoming a wife and a mother of twin boys, giving birth to them in the midst of one of the most successful seasons in the program s history. With the birth of her twins in February of 2008, she becomes one of only six coaches to win a national championship and be a parent. Now in her 11th season at Maryland, Frese has guided Maryland to a National Championship in 2006, nine winning seasons, nine-straight 20-win seasons, four 30-win campaigns and eight trips to the NCAA Tournament. She signed a four-year extension in August In , Maryland also received its fi rst-ever No. 1 preseason national ranking, remaining in the top spot in the polls for 10-consecutive weeks. This has been an incredible journey and winning the national championship in 2006 was just the beginning, Frese said. My coaching staff and I had the belief we could win a national championship here at Maryland. With all the administrative support, the fi rst-class facilities - we knew we could build something great. We did not set any timetables, but what we have achieved so far... it s beyond expectations. Former Athletics Director Deborah A. Yow courted the 2002 AP National Coach of the Year because of Frese s reputation for making amazing turnarounds and her relentless work ethic in recruiting. Described as dynamic, overachieving, determined and enthusiastic, the 42-year old coach is one of college basketball s stars. Standing atop the podium in Boston in 2006, Frese became the fi fth-youngest coach (age 35) in NCAA history to win a national title and only the ninth to win in her fi rst trip to the Final Four. Frese has built the team s success around recruiting, hard work and a positive atmosphere. The instant she arrived on campus, she determinedly worked the recruiting trails in an effort to reclaim the elite status Maryland once had in the 1980s. Success came quickly and early. Before she even coached a game in the newlyconstructed Comcast Center, she received commitments from a pair of high school All-Americans, including Shay Doron, who went on to become a three-time All-ACC pick and a WNBA Draft selection. In all, 25 high school All-Americans have donned a Maryland uniform under Frese s reign. All 10 of Frese s recruiting classes at Maryland have been ranked in the top-15, including nine rated in the top-10 and fi ve in the top fi ve. The landmark signings of Crystal Langhorne, Laura Harper, Jade Perry and Ashleigh Newman were rated No. 2 in the country, while the class of Marissa Coleman and Kristi Toliver was ranked No. 4 - the core of the Terps national championship team. Her 2010 batch of Terrapins included three high school All-Americans and a No. 2 national ranking. Frese s recruiting classes have lived up to their Maryland Women s Basketball billing and her pupils have earned numerous accolades. In 2012, Alyssa Thomas became the fi rst Maryland sophomore to be named a WBCA All-American, and was also named to the AP All-American First Team and the USBWA All-American Team. The fi rst Terp in 17 years to garner All-American nods in 2006, Langhorne was a three-time AP and USBWA All-American, the program s fi rst multiple All-American. She was selected a WBCA All- American in 2007, the fi rst in school history since 1989, and then again received the accolade in Toliver repeated Langhorne s AP, WBCA and USBWA All-American trifecta in The legendary point guard, however, became the fi rst Terp in school history to be named to the AP s All-America First Team as a senior in to go along with another set of WBCA and USBWA All-American laurels. Coleman, Toliver s classmate, also earned AP, WBCA and USBWA All-American honors at the conclusion of her illustrious senior campaign in Frese s players have also received numerous ACC honors. Most recently, sophomore Alyssa Thomas was named ACC Player of the Year in She is just the second sophomore in the history of ACC women s basketball to earn the league s most prestigious honor and went on to win the ACC Tournament MVP honor that year. In her fi nal season, Langhorne was selected the ACC s Player of the Year, the fi rst Terp to win the award in nearly 20 years. Toliver followed suit in the third Terp ever to win the award. In 2005, Langhorne became the program s fi rst ACC Rookie of the Year since Coleman followed in her footsteps by nabbing the honor during the Terps championship campaign in Center Lynetta Kizer and Thomas made it four Terps in six years to be named the league s top freshman when they won in 2009 and In all, 28 Terps have received All-ACC citations in Frese s 11 years, including a school-record four in 2008 when Langhorne, Coleman, Toliver and Harper were selected and in 2012 when Thomas, Tianna Hawkins, Laurin Mincy and Lynetta Kizer were honored. Six Terps have been First Team ACC selections 10 times in Frese s tenure. Langhorne became Maryland s fi rst three-time, fi rst team all-conference selection and the fi rst to be named All-ACC four times. Coleman joined Langhorne as the lone Terps to ever be selected to an All-ACC team four times, stamping her three second-team honors with a fi rst-team selection in In fact, of Maryland s six players all-time to be selected All-ACC three times or more, fi ve of them were recruited by Frese (Doron, Langhorne, Coleman, Toliver, Thomas). Numerous Terps have also garnered national recognition under Frese. Toliver became the fi rst Terrapin to earn the highest point guard honor in the country, winning the Nancy Leiberman Award in 2008, after being a fi nalist the previous year. Several have earned spots on national player of the year candidate lists, making history in the fall of That year, for the fi rst time ever, four players from the same team were selected preseason candidates for the WBCA s prestigious Wade Trophy COACHES TO WIN NCAA TITLE ON FIRST TRIP TO FINAL FOUR BRENDA FRESE, Maryland 2006 Kim Mulkey, Baylor 2005 Carolyn Peck, Purdue 1999 Sylvia Hatchell, North Carolina 1994 Marsha Sharp, Texas Tech 1993 Tara VanDerveer, Stanford 1990 Jody Conradt, Texas 1986 Linda Sharp, Southern California 1983 Sonja Hogg, Louisiana Tech 1982 YOUNGEST COACHES TO WIN NCAA TITLE Marianne Stanley, Old Dominion - 31 years 1985 Linda Sharp, Southern California - 32 years 1983 Carolyn Peck, Purdue - 33 years 1999 Pat Summit, Tennessee - 34 years 1987 BRENDA FRESE, Maryland - 35 years 2006 WINNINGEST DIVISION I COACHES ALL-TIME 1. Leon Barmore (Louisiana Tech 83-02) (.869) 2. *Geno Auriemma (UConn 86-pres) (.862) 3. Pat Summit (Tennessee ) 1, (.841) 4. *Tara Vanderveer (Idaho 79-80, Ohio State 81-85, Stanford 86-95, 97-pres) (.811) 5. *Kim Mulkey (Baylor 01-pres) (.811) 6. Bill Sheahan (Mt. St. Mary s 82-98) (.782) 7. *Brian Giorgis (Marist 2003-pres.) (.775) 8. *Wes Moore (Maryville 88-93, Francis Marion 96-98, Chattanooga 99-pres) (.762) 9. *Robin Selvig (Montana 79-pres) (.758) 10. Gail Goestenkors (Duke 93-07, Texas 08-12) (.753) 11. Marsha Sharp (Texas Tech 83-06) (.751) 12. *Carey Green (Liberty 00-pres) (.751) 13. *Andy Landers (Georgia 90-pres) (.748) 14. Jody Conradt (Sam Houston St , Texas-Arlington 74-76, Texas 77-07) (.744) 15. Joe Ciampi (Army 78-79, Auburn 80-04) (.740) 16. *Curt Miller (Bowling Green ) (.737) 17. *Sylvia Hatchell (Francis Marion North Carolina 87-pres) (.737) 18. *C. Vivian Stringer (Cheyney 72-83, Iowa 84-95, Rutgers 96-pres) (.736) 19. Van Chancellor (Mississippi 79-97, Louisiana State 08-11) (.732) 20. *Kevin McGuff (Xavier 03-11, Washington 12-pres.) (.729) 21. Sonja Hogg (Louisiana Tech 75-85, Baylor 95-00) (.728) 22. *BRENDA FRESE (Ball St , Minnesota 02, Maryland 03-pres) (.727) 23. *Muffet McGraw (Lehigh 83-87, Notre Dame 88-pres) (.726) 24. Rene Portland (St. Joseph s 77-78, Colorado 79-80, Penn St ) (.723) 25. *Jim Foster (St. Joseph s 79-91, Vanderbilt 92-02, Ohio St. 03-pres.) (.722) 26. Wendy Larry (Va. Wesleyan 78, Arizona 86-87, Old Dominion 88-pres) (.722) 27. *Joanne P. McCallie (Maine 93-00, Michigan St , Duke 08-pres.) (.717) 28. Elaine Elliott (Utah 84-10) (.713) 29. *Gary Blair (Stephen F. Austin Arkansas 94-03, Texas A&M 04-pres) (.710) 30. Mike Granelli (St. Peter s 73-04) (.709) *-active coach Page Maryland Women s Basketball Notes

11 when Doron, Coleman, Langhorne and Toliver were put on the Watch List. All fi ve starters were tabbed preseason honorees for the Naismith Award, also a fi rst in the history of the award. Maryland has rewritten several records over the last eight seasons. In , the Terps became the fi rst team in NCAA history to have four active players with at least 1,000 points on the same roster. That year, school records were broken for most home wins (21), which is also believed to be an NCAA record. The team opened the campaign winning 18-straight games, setting the program record for best start to a season. Maryland ended the campaign having won a school-record 36-straight home games, thanks to undefeated home marks in two successive seasons, and 40-consecutive non-conference games at the Comcast Center. In the season the Terrapins extended that streak to 48, a Maryland men s and women s basketball record. In , the team s 34 wins set a school record, shattering the previous mark of 29. The championship squad also set new standards for highest road winning percentage (.900), points (3,166), fi eld goal attempts (2,363), 3-point fi eld goals (216), 3-point attempts (540), free throws (690), free throw attempts (924), team free throw percentage (.747), rebounds (1,720) and blocked shots (195). Numerous individual records have also fallen in recent years. Among the most notable are the career scoring and rebounding records, which Langhorne shattered, becoming the fi rst-ever Terrapin to score 2,000 points and to grab 1,000 rebounds - an elite list of which Coleman later joined. Maryland s rise into the upper-echelon of, not only the ACC, but in the country, has bolstered the excitement surrounding the team. Over the last ten years, the program has ranked in the top-25 in the nation in attendance, including top-10 rankings in four of the last nine seasons. In 2007, Maryland recorded the nation s largest one-season improvement in home attendance, averaging 9,533 fans in 16 games, almost double the average from the previous season (4,183) - with more than 150,000 people making their way through the Comcast Center turnstiles, a school-record. By the end of the 07 campaign, the Terps were sixth in the nation in average attendance and fourth in overall attendance, as 241,280 spectators fi lled the stands at home and on the road to watch the Terps play in 34 games. In 2008, Maryland hosted over 160,000 fans in 21 games and was ranked eighth in the nation in average attendance that year, followed by a No. 6 ranking in 2009 (133,336 in 15 games). One of the highlights of the campaign was the announcement of two sellout games in Comcast Center, the fi rst- and second-ever in the young facility. The stands were fi lled to capacity when the Terps hosted North Carolina on Jan. 28, 2007, breaking the ACC s single-game record, the fi rst women s basketball sellout since The record was matched in the regularseason fi nale on Feb. 18, 2007, when Duke came to College Park. Maryland owns all 10 of the conference s top-10 single-game attendances, nine coming since Frese has roamed the sidelines. In the classroom, the Terps have also been all-star students. 24 of Frese s Terps have been named to the ACC Honor Roll, while fi ve have received Academic All- American nods by ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA. The Frese File Overall Conference Year Postition, School W L Pct. W L Pct. Postseason Assistant Coach, Kent State Assistant Coach, Kent State Assistant Coach, Iowa State Assistant Coach, Iowa State NCAA First Round (0-1) Assistant Coach, Iowa State NCAA Second Round (1-1) Assistant Coach, Iowa State NCAA Elite Eight (3-1) Head Coach, Ball State Head Coach, Ball State Head Coach, Minnesota NCAA Second Round (1-1) Head Coach, Maryland Head Coach, Maryland NCAA Second Round (1-1) Head Coach, Maryland NCAA Second Round (1-1) Head Coach, Maryland NCAA CHAMPIONS (6-0) Head Coach, Maryland NCAA Second Round (1-1) Head Coach, Maryland NCAA Elite Eight (3-1) Head Coach, Maryland NCAA Elite Eight (3-1) Head Coach, Maryland WNIT Third Round Head Coach, Maryland NCAA Second Round (1-1) Head Coach, Maryland NCAA Elite Eight (3-1) Head Coach, Maryland Years Ball State Year Minnesota NCAA 1-1 (.500) 11 Years Maryland NCAA 20-7 (.741) 14 Years Overall NCAA 21-8 (.724) COACHING HONORS Associated Press National Coach of the Year (2002) ACC Coach of the Year (Coaches, 2013) Big Ten Coach of the Year (2002) Mid-American Conference Coach of the Year (2000) NCAA Champions (2006) ACC Champions (2009, 2012) Four NCAA Elite Eights (2006, 2008, 2009, 2012) Four Sweet Sixteens (2006, 2008, 2009, 2012) 10 NCAA Tournament Appearances ( 02, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 11, 12, 13) 10 All-American Selections Six Conference Player of the Year honors: ACC (2008, 2009, 2012, 2013); Big Ten (2002); MAC (2000) Six Conference Rookies of the Year: ACC (2005, 2006, 2009, 2011); Big Ten (2002); MAC (2000) 28 All-ACC honors: First team (10); Second team (9); Third team (4); Honorable Mention (5) 13 ACC All-Freshman Team honorees Five CoSIDA Academic All-Americans Six CoSIDA Academic All-District 2 Selections 12 Academic All-ACC Honors 24 ACC Honor Roll Members 13 McDonald s All-Americans No Recruiting Class No Recruiting Class No Recruiting Class No Recruiting Class No Recruiting Class No Recruiting Class No Recruiting Class No Recruiting Class No Recruiting Class No Recruiting Class iting Class PERSONAL Education: Bachelor s of Arts in Communications (Arizona 93), Master s Degree in Athletic Administration (Kent State 95) Family: Husband: Mark Thomas (married August 20, 2005), Sons: Tyler Joseph Thomas and Markus William Thomas (born February 17, 2008), Parents: Bill and Donna Frese, Sisters: Deb, Cindy, Marsha, Stacy, Brother: Jeff MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2006 NCAA Champions 2009 & 2012 ACC Champions Page 11

12 TinaLANGLEY Associate Head Coach 5th year West Alabama Maryland Women s Basketball MarlinCHINN Assistant Coach 4th year Hampton 92 Tina Langley is in her fi fth season at the University of Maryland and 14th in coaching overall. She was promoted to associate head coach in the summer of Langley made an instant impact her fi rst season with the Terps. She served a crucial role in helping to lead the Terps to their fi rst ACC Championship in 20 seasons and helped secure one of the nation s top recruiting classes for In her four seasons in College Park, she s helped lead the Terps to ACC titles in 2009 and As Coach Frese s top assistant, Langley s responsibilities include coordinating the Terps recruiting efforts, assisting in player development, scouting, and on the court coaching. Tina jumped right in and made a huge impact for us. Her work ethic is nothing short of stellar, she has an excellent demeanor with our student-athletes, and she has an exceptional ability to take on many roles and responsibilities, said head coach Brenda Frese, She possesses all the characteristics we need in a coach to make a positive impact on our recruiting efforts, player development, and our program as a whole. I m looking forward to working by her side again this season. In addition to her passion, determination, and work ethic, Langley has signifi cant coaching experience. Prior to arriving in College Park in 2008, she had coaching stints at Toledo, Clemson and Georgia. She has been instrumental in recruiting, game preparation and fl oor management in each of her stops. Langley spent fi ve seasons at the University of Toledo, beginning her coaching career with the Rockets as a graduate assistant coach in , before moving up to recruiting coordinator and eventual associate head coach during the campaign. She helped the Rockets reach the postseason three times, including two NCAA Tournament appearances. During her tenure, Toledo also won three Mid-American Conference regular season titles (1999, 2001, 2003) and two conference tournament crowns (1999 and 2001). Toledo, Langley was responsible for all facets of the program, including recruiting, scouting of opponents and coordinating the team s academic efforts. She helped to sign two nationally ranked classes, the Rockets accumulated a record (.679) during her time, and the team s grade point average was ranked in the top 10 in the nation three times. On the fl oor, she worked directly with players who went on to be selected the team s Most Improved Player in 2001, 2002 and Langley then joined the women s basketball staff at Clemson in 2003, under legendary head coach Jim Davis. In her two years with the Tigers, the team advanced to the 2004 Women s National Invitational Tournament (WNIT) while also orchestrating a CU-record six-signee class, which was ranked in the top 30 nationally in just her fi rst season. After her stop at Clemson, Langley was hired at the University of Georgia as the recruiting coordinator. Langley left coaching for a couple years and earned her second master s in Community Counseling from the University of Alabama, specializing in college mental health. She was named the Most Outstanding Graduate Student in Langley played basketball and volleyball for two seasons at Bevill State Junior College before transferring to the University of West Alabama, where she lettered twice in basketball as a guard/forward. She graduated from UWA with a degree in special education in 1996, and earned her fi rst master s degree in Recreation and Leisure with an emphasis in recreation administration from the University of Toledo. Langley resides in Laurel, Md. Marlin Chinn joined Brenda Frese s coaching staff in June 2009 following a successful four-year stint at Seton Hall, where he spent three seasons as the Pirates top assistant and recruiting coordinator. Chinn helped lead the Terrapins to their 10th ACC title in We have always been about family fi rst here at Maryland and it s pretty special to bring Marlin back home, Frese said. This is where he wants to be and he already knows why Maryland is an incredible place. As we got to know each other, we quickly found Marlin shares common traits with us - loyalty, work ethic, care and concern for people and he is a tremendous recruiter. We feel as though Marlin will help us continue to set the bar high for excellence here at Maryland. We re excited to welcome him to our family. In Chinn s second season on Phyllis Mangina s staff at Seton Hall, the Pirates posted their fi rst winning record in Big East play in six years en route to a 13-win improvement from the previous season. During his tenure at Seton Hall, Chinn helped secure a top-30 national recruiting class in 2007, recruited a pair of All-Big East Rookie Team selections as well as recruiting and coaching two All-Big East performers. The Archbishop Carroll High School alum previously spent seven seasons at Mount St. Mary s from , serving as top assistant for The Mount. There, he recruited fi ve Northeast Conference All-Rookie Team choices, including the 2005 NEC Rookie of the Year. Chinn helped lead Mount St. Mary s to a pair of NEC regular-season titles in 1999 and Prior to landing on the college scene, Chinn served as assistant men s high school coach locally at Theodore Roosevelt High School ( ) and Archbishop Carroll High School ( ). Chinn is a member of both the Black Coaches Association (BCA) and the Women s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA). He was recently selected into the 2007 BCA Achieving Coaching Excellence (ACE) for ethnic minority male and female basketball coach s class. In spring 2011, Chinn served on a panel of the nation s top assistants at the A Step Up: Chicago 2011 event. A 1992 graduate of Hampton University, Chinn is familiar with the area and is a native of Washington, D.C. Chinn graduated from Hampton with a B.S. in accounting. Chinn served as president of the National Association of Black Accountants in Chinn currently resides in Largo, Md. Page Maryland Women s Basketball Notes

13 DavidADKINS Assistant Coach 4th year Radford Maryland Women s Basketball ChrisCAMPBELL Director of Operations 3rd year Duke 96 David Adkins is in his fourth season at Maryland, joining the Terrapins in June 2009 after a successful career in the high school ranks working with some of the best players in the country. He has helped more than 50 players earn college scholarships, including 41 Division I scholarships. Adkins helped lead the Terrapins to their 10th ACC title in David Adkins is one of the most highlyregarded player-development coaches in all of basketball and we are incredibly fortunate to have gained his services, Maryland head coach Brenda Frese said. I fi rst got to know David through (former Terrapin) Marissa Coleman and (former Maryland men s basketball player) Greivis Vasquez, who rave about him. He s been a big part of some incredible basketball programs and he brings tremendous energy and knowledge. Adkins joined the Terrapins after spending 17 years as a high school assistant coach, but his coaching laurels reach far beyond the prep ranks. Widely known in basketball circles as an elite developer of talent, Adkins has helped ripen the games of two NBA players and trained many more, two McDonald s All-Americans, three Jordan All-Americans, three Maryland Gatorade Players of the Year, four Parade All-Americans and three Washington Post Players of the Year during his time teaching the game as a high school assistant, camp counselor and in private workouts. Additionally, Adkins has trained several high-profi le European professionals, including former Maryland standout Nik Caner-Medley. Over the course of his career, he has helped ripen the games of three NBA players and many Division I athletes such as Kevin Durant (Oklahoma City Thunder), Linas Kleiza (Toronto Raptors), Greivis Vasquez (Memphis Grizzlies), Austin Freeman (Georgetown), Jeff Peterson (Arkansas) and Jerai Grant (Clemson). Adkins, a 1989 graduate of Radford University, also served as an assistant coach for Team USA at the U Nike World Championships and during the 2007 Capital Classic in College Park. He most recently coached for three years at legendary high school power DeMatha Catholic in Hyattsville, Md., helping the Stags claim two conference titles and two city titles while compiling a record of Prior to his stint at DeMatha, Adkins spent seven seasons as an assistant at nationally-acclaimed Montrose Christian High School in Rockville, Md. During his tenure, Montrose Christian was ranked No. 1 in The Washington Post fi nal poll in 2003, 2005 and 2006 where it fi nished in the USA Today Top-10 each of those years. In total, Montrose Christian fi nished in the top-25 of the USA Today poll in fi ve of Adkins seven seasons at the school. Adkins camp experience includes the Nike All-Asia Camp in Beijing (counselor), the Nike Basketball Power Factory Tryout and Training Camp in Beijing (coach), the Five Star Basketball Camp in Caloforte, Italy (camp director), the Chris Paul Elite Backcourt Camp, the Snow Valley Basketball Camp, the Nike All-American Camp (coach) and the Nike Hoop Jamboree Camp (coach). Adkins resides in Ashburn, Va., with his wife, Janet, and two daughters Ryland and Camryn. Ryland is a junior at Maryland and is a manager for the women s basketball team. Maryland women s basketball head coach Brenda Frese welcomed Chris Campbell as the new Director of Operations in the summer of Campbell was an assistant coach at University of Delaware from and is a Maryland native. We feel very fortunate to have someone of Chris caliber, said Frese. He s very bright and really brings a lot to our program. His local ties are a bonus; he s another member of our staff that brings even more people into supporting our program. While at Delaware, Campbell assisted head coach Tina Martin in recruiting, game plan preparation, practice plans, video and academic performance. He has earned a reputation as a tireless worker and is well-versed in all aspects of the game. Campbell played a key part in Delaware s outstanding season that saw the Blue Hens post a record of 21-12, advance to the Colonial Athletic Association, and earn a spot in the Women s National Invitation Tournament. Delaware was led by the play of freshman Elena Delle Donne who became the fi rst UD women s player to earn All-American honors while also garnering CAA Player and Rookie of the Year honors. The past two seasons have been an incredible journey, said Campbell. Coach Frese is one of the best in the business, and I have enjoyed learning from her and the rest of her staff and interacting with a great team of young women. University of Maryland is one of the top universities in the country for academics and athletics, and it is an honor to be a Terp and to be at such a prestigious institution. There is an excitement around Maryland women s basketball, and I love the energy and enthusiasm of the fans and supporters that surround this program. Born in Mt. Kisco, N.Y. and raised in Potomac, Md., Campbell was the top assistant at Marymount University in his three seasons there under 25-year head coach Bill Finney and served as the team s recruiting coordinator. He helped lead the Saints to a three-year record of and NCAA Division III Tournament appearances in 2006 and The team won the Capital Athletic Conference title in 2006 and advanced to the title game in both 2007 and Marymount, based in Arlington, Va., went 20-9 and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 2006, posted an mark in 2007, and a 23-6 record in 2008 when the team returned to the NCAA Tournament. Marymount has captured 10 CAC titles during Finney s tenure. While at Marymount, Campbell helped coach four All-CAC players, including three-time All-CAC selection Stephanie Witko and 2006 CAC Player of the Year and Female Athlete of the Year Randi Jones. In addition into his duties with the basketball team, he also served as head men s golf coach for two seasons, leading the squad to a fourth place fi nish at the CAC Championships. Campbell began his college career at Catholic University where he served as an assistant women s basketball coach in under head coach Maggie Lonergan. He helped lead the Cardinals to a share of the CAC regular season title and a berth in the league tournament semifi nals. The team won a school-record 14 straight games. He also coached at his alma mater, Winston Churchill High School, from and was part of the Bulldogs back-to-back state championships in 2002 and Campbell earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology from Duke University in Chris and his wife, Tina, were married in the summer of Campbell has a four-year old stepson, Preston, and their daughter, Aubrey was born in May MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2006 NCAA Champions 2009 & 2012 ACC Champions Page 13

14 #0 SequoiaAUSTIN Guard 5-5 Junior 2V Greenbelt, Md. (Holton Arms School) Frese on Austin: "I m really proud to say I coach Sequoia Austin. She s such a bright young lady and special person. I already know she s going to do great things in life, because I ve seen her work ethic in many ways. After walking on to our team, she more than earned a scholarship. She s really worked to get better and she gives us an energy boost every time she steps on the court Season Has seen action in 28 of the Terps games...scored six points with a rebound and a steal vs. the Mount (Nov. 9)...hit a three-pointer in a career-high 13 minutes in Terps win over American (Nov. 21)...saw time at #19 Nebraska (Nov. 28)...pulled down two boards in seven minutes vs. Virginia (Dec. 6)...hit two threes for eight points and grabbed two boards in 13 minutes vs. George Mason (Dec. 8)...notched two steals, two boards and a bucket in 16 minutes at Towson (Dec. 11)...saw seven minutes with three assists in Terps win at Delaware (Dec. 20)...saw 21 minutes and added three points, three assists, two boards and two steals vs. Brown (Dec. 28)...saw 12 minutes with an assist vs. Hartford (Dec. 29)...played seven minutes and made a bucket at #15 UNC (Jan. 3)...saw eight minutes with a rebound and a steal vs. #24 Miami (Jan. 10)...made a layup and nailed a trey, along with a board and two assists in Terps win at Virginia Tech (Jan. 13)...scored two points with two boards and an assist in 15 minutes vs. NC State (Jan. 17)...had a bucket and a rebound in eight minutes on the fl oor at Georgia Tech (Jan. 20)...notched a bucket, a rebound, three assists and a steal in 17 minutes at Clemson (Jan. 27)...sat out game at Wake Forest with a concussion suffered vs. Boston College (Feb. 8)...notched a key baseline jumper in a 10-3 run to close the gap in the fi rst half at #5 Duke (Feb. 11)...played a career-high 26 minutes with eight points, two steals, a board and an assist vs. Clemson (Feb. 14)...hit a three in fi nal minutes of Terps win at Virginia (Feb. 17)...hit a three with a rebound and an assist at Boston College (Feb. 21)...scored a career-high 15 points with a rebounds, two assists and two steals in 22 minutes vs. Wake Forest (March 3). BeforeMARYLAND Played four years of basketball for Holton-Arms school of the Independent School League (ISL)... two-time ISL All-League selection (2008 and 2009)... two-time Washington Post All-Met Honorable Mention (2009 and 2010)... Montgomery County All-Gazette Team Honorable Mention (2008 and 2009). Personal Daughter of Cristiann Vides Lopez and Jessica Austin de Vides... has two younger siblings, Alejandra and Duncan... plays three musical intruments: percussion, saxophone and tuba AUSTIN12-13 Game-By-Game OPPONENT MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A TO BLK S TP MOUNT ST. MARY S at Loyola at St. Joseph s AMERICAN at #19 Nebraska at #2 Connecticut VIRGINIA* GEORGE MASON at Towson at Delaware BROWN HARTFORD at #15 North Carolina* #19 FLORIDA STATE* #24 MIAMI* at Virginia Tech* NC STATE* at Georgia Tech* #11 NORTH CAROLINA* at Clemson* BOSTON COLLEGE* at Wake Forest* at #5 Duke* CLEMSON* at Virginia* at Boston College* #5 DUKE* at #24 Florida State* WAKE FOREST* vs. Wake Forest^ vs. #15 North Carolina^ vs. Quinnipiac^^ majoring in secondary education and biology. AUSTINSeason/Career Highs SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS POINTS 15 vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) 15 vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) REBOUNDS 2 (5X) last vs. NC State (1/17/13) 3 vs. Boston College (2/2/12) FG MADE 6 vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) 6 (2X) last vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) FG ATT. 11 vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) 11 vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) 3 FG MADE 2 vs. George Mason (12/8/12) 2 vs. George Mason (12/8/12) 3 FG ATT. 5 vs. George Mason (12/8/12) 7 vs. Wake Forest (1/28/11) FT MADE 2 (2X) last vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) 4 vs. Boston College (2/2/12) FT ATT. 2 (4X) last vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) 4 vs. Boston College (2/2/12) ASSISTS 3 (3X) last at Clemson (1/27/13) 3 (3X) last at Clemson (1/27/13) BLOCKS - - STEALS 2 (4X) last vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) 2 (4X) last vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) MINUTES 26 vs. Clemson (2/14/13) 26 vs. Clemson (2/14/13) AUSTINCareer Statistics Season G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG CAREER Page Maryland Women s Basketball Notes

15 #1 LaurinMINCY Guard 6-0 Junior 2V Newark, N.J. (University High School) All-ACC Honorable Mention (2012) Preseason All-ACC Team (2012) Wooden Preseason Top 30 (2012) Naismith early season watch list (2012) Frese on Mincy: It was amazing to watch Laurin blossom last season and come up huge in some of our biggest games. There were times we really needed her and she delivered. She s gotten stronger every offseason and I think her game will continue to expand. She s unselfi sh and I think her teammates really like playing with her. Our role, now, is to continue to challenge her and not let her be satisfi ed Season Named to Preseason All-ACC Team, as well as Wooden Preseason Top 30 list and the Naismith early season watch list...started in Terps fi rst fi ve games...pulled down six rebounds at Loyola (Nov. 11)...scored 14 points with seven boards in 36 minutes at Saint Joseph s (Nov. 17)...dished career-high seven assists with one turnover and four boards in Terps win over American (Nov. 21)...sparked a key fi rst half run with key threes and fi nished with 16 points, two assists, two steals and went 4-for-4 from outside the arc in Terps win at #19 Nebraska...left the game with just over 15 minutes to play and suffered a tear in her right ACL (Nov. 28). BeforeMARYLAND 2010 McDonald s All-American Parade All-American...three-time New Jersey All-State selection (2007, 08, 09)...in 2007 was fi rst freshman ever named to New Jersey All-State team... in 2007 led University High School to its fi rst state title and the prestigious Tournament of Champions title...two-time New Jersey Star-Ledger Player of the Year (2008, 09) Gatorade New Jersey Player of the Year...named a Girl Athlete to Remember by nj.com as one of the best of the decade...two-time fi rst team All-Tri State...Three-time All-County...three-time All-Conference Essex County Player of the Year averaged 18.8 pts, 5.8 rebs, 2.1 steals and 2.0 blocks per game as a junior...scored 35 pts., grabbed 7 rebs and 7 steals on national TV vs. nationally ranked South Bend Washington...two-time NJSIAA State Group I Championship MVP (2007, 08)...fi rst sophomore in University HS history to exceed 1,000 career points...fi rst junior to surpass 1,500 career points...suffered ACL tear during summer between junior and senior seasons...member of National Honor Society at University High School. MINCY12-13 Game-By-Game OPPONENT MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A TO BLK S TP MOUNT ST. MARY S 24* at Loyola 22* at St. Joseph s 36* AMERICAN 22* at #19 Nebraska 23* Personal Daughter of Duane Mincy and Carol Smith... has two siblings, Edward Smith and Charae Baulkman... born in Newark, N.J.... fi nished in the top-10 of her 2010 graduating class...sports hero is Michael Jordan...also considered Georgia, South Carolina, Rutgers, Miami, UNC, Connecticut... chose Maryland because of its diversity and family atmosphere...family science major. MINCYSeason/Career Highs SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS POINTS 16 at #19 Nebraska (11/28/12) 25 vs. #19 Delaware (12/29/11) REBOUNDS 7 at Saint Joseph s (11/17/12) 12 vs. #14 Texas A&M (3/25/12) FG MADE 6 (2X) last at #19 Nebraska (11/28/12) 9 at Florida State (1/2/12) FG ATT. 12 at Saint Joseph s (11/17/12) 18 vs. Michigan (11/30/11) 3 FG MADE 4 at #19 Nebraska (11/28/12) 5 (2X) last vs. Boston College (2/2/12) 3 FG ATT. 4 (2X) last at #19 Nebraska (11/28/12) 8 (2X) last vs. Georgetown (3/22/11) FT MADE 3 at Loyola (11/11/12) 10 vs. #19 Louisville (3/19/12) FT ATT. 4 at Loyola (11/11/12) 13 vs. #19 Louisville (3/19/12) ASSISTS 7 vs. American (11/21/12) 7 vs. American (11/21/12) BLOCKS 1 (2X) last at #19 Nebraska (11/28/12) 3 vs. #14 Texas A&M (3/25/12) STEALS 2 (2X) last at #19 Nebraska (11/28/12) 4 at #22 Georgia Tech (2/6/12) MINUTES 36 at Saint Joseph s (11/17/12) 40 vs. Virginia Tech (1/26/12) MINCYCareer Statistics MINCYMiscellaneous Stats CATEGORY SEASON CAREER LAST TIME Double-Figure Scoring at #19 Nebraska (11/28/12) 5+ assists vs. American (11/21/12) 20+ Point Games 6 21 vs. #14 Texas A&M (3/25/12) 3+ three s at #19 Nebraska (11/28/12) Double Doubles 1 21 pts, 12 rebs vs. #14 Texas A&M (3/25/12) Season G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG CAREER MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2006 NCAA Champions 2009 & 2012 ACC Champions Page 15

16 #3 Brene Bones MOSELEY Guard 5-7 Sophomore 1V Burtonsville, Md. (Paint Branch High School) ACC All-Freshman Team (2012) ACC All-Academic Team (2012) Frese on Moseley: Brene has one of the best personalities for the point guard position of anyone I ve coached. She communicates. She s about other people. She wants responsibility and she has a really good mind for the game. As a freshman, she asked some of the best questions when we reviewed video. What I saw when I recruited her is still true today - Brene wants the ball in pressure situations. She s as cool as a cucumber. She s also one of those people that is impossible not to like. It should be a fun season watching her lead us. Tore left ACL in team scrimmage on Oct Season Saw action in all 36 games...named to ACC All-Freshman Team and All-Academic Team... scored 17 points in her Terrapin debut vs. Loyola off 5-for-6 shooting from the fi eld and the foul line (Nov. 11)...scored 26 points vs. Towson (Nov. 16)...most for Terrapin freshman since Kristi Toliver dropped 28 on Utah in Elite Eight in named ACC Rookie of the Week (Nov. 21)... scored 17 points, all in the second half, off 3-for-5 threes vs. CSUB (Nov. 26)...went 4-for-4 at the FT line to notch 10 points and dished fi ve assists at American (Dec. 4)...went 6-for-11 from the fi eld to score 13 points with seven assists vs. Delaware State (Dec. 8)...led team in scoring with 12 points and in assists with six vs. Lafayette (Dec. 28)...scored seven points in Terps comeback win over Georgia Tech (Jan. 6)...converted a key and-1 in second half of Terps overtime win at No. 23 UNC (Jan. 8)...made two three s and scored 11 points with four assists vs. Wake Forest (Jan. 19)...dished four assists vs. Virginia Tech (Jan. 26)...hit three threes and scored 16 points with four boards and fi ve assists vs. Boston College (Feb. 2)... scored 10 points, all in the second half, two assists and three boards at Clemson (Feb. 9)... played 25 minutes vs. #5 Duke and scored seven points with six assists...hit a clutch three to tie the game with six minutes remaining vs. #5 Duke...assisted on three of Terps fi nal fi ve buckets to secure the win (Feb. 19)...hit a three, made two FTs, pulled down a board, dished two assists and had a steal vs. UNC (Feb. 24)...scored 13 points off two threes and a pair of free throws in 19 minutes in Terps ACC Tournament win over Virginia (March 2)...added nine points in 16 minutes vs. Wake in ACC Semis (March 3)...saw valuable minutes in ACC Championship game (March 4)...came in off the bench and scored fi ve points, including a clutch second-half three, and dished fi ve assists with two steals in NCAA Second Round vs. Louisville (March 19)...played key minutes and dished six assists with seven points in Terps win over Texas A&M in NCAA Regional Semifi nal (March 25). BeforeMARYLAND Played four years of varsity at Paint Branch...named First Team All-Met by The Washington Post as a junior...earned First Team All-Gazette honors by Gazette newspapers in both her sophomore and junior seasons...led DC, Maryland and Virginia area in scoring with 26.2 points per game as a junior...team leader in three-point shooting, free throws, assists...averaged over 7.0 assists a game as a junior...led Paint Branch to back to back state championship games in her freshman and sophomore seasons...scored 17 to win state title and fi nish undefeated season as a freshman...played AAU ball for D.C. Heat...ESPN HoopGurlz -- Four stars, No. 70 player in 2011 class, No. 18 guard, 93 rating...missed senior year due to a knee injury. Personal: Daughter of Eugene and Beatrice Moseley...has one sibling, Esheance...came to Maryland for the family atmosphere, academic support, player development... It is close to home so I can have support of my family and friends. When I hurt my knee, they stood beside me through everything....undecided major...also considered Miami, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Georgetown, Temple and James Madison. MOSELEY11-12 Game-By-Game OPPONENT MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A TO BLK S TP LOYOLA #11 GEORGETOWN TOWSON at UMBC SAINT JOSEPH S at FIU vs. CSU Bakersfi eld MICHIGAN at American DELAWARE STATE at George Mason LAFAYETTE #19 DELAWARE at Florida State* GEORGIA TECH* at #23 North Carolina* at #11 Miami* VIRGINIA* WAKE FOREST* at #5 Duke* VIRGINIA TECH* BOSTON COLLEGE* at #22 Georgia Tech* at Clemson* #6 MIAMI* at Virginia* #5 DUKE* NORTH CAROLINA* at NC State* vs. Virginia^ vs. Wake Forest^ vs. #15 Georgia Tech^ vs. Navy^^ vs. #19 Louisville^^ vs. #14 Texas A&M^^ vs. #4 Notre Dame^^ MOSELEYSeason/Career Highs SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS POINTS 26 vs. Towson (11/16/11) REBOUNDS 5 (2X) last vs. CSUB (11/26/11) FG MADE 10 vs. Towson (11/16/11) FG ATT. 15 vs. Towson (11/16/11) 3 FG MADE 4 vs. Towson (11/16/11) 3 FG ATT. 7 at UMBC (11/19/11) FT MADE 5 vs. Loyola (11/11/11) FT ATT. 6 vs. Loyola (11/11/11) ASSISTS 7 vs. Delaware State (12/8/11) BLOCKS - STEALS 2 vs. Delaware State (12/8/11) MINUTES 30 at UMBC (11/19/11) MOSELEYCareer Statistics Season G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG REDSHIRT SEASON CAREER Page Maryland Women s Basketball Notes

17 #4 MalinaHOWARD Center 6-4 Freshman HS Twinsburg, Ohio (Twinsburg High School) ACC Newcomer Watch List (2012) ACC All-Freshmen Team (Coaches, 2013) ACC All-Academic Team (2013) Frese on Howard: I started recruiting Malina when she was in ninth grade. Four years later, it took Malina about fi ve seconds to be on our campus and make her presence felt as an incredibly special person. She s a perfectionist at everything she does. Driven and motivated only begin to describe her. She s a great student who elevates and cares about everyone around her. And she s the kind of player you only have to tell her something once and she gets it. She s already a core part and leader of our program Season Named to coaches All-ACC Freshmen Team...saw fi rst career action as a Terp vs. the Mount and scored 12 points with seven boards, two steals and two blocks (Nov. 9)...had two blocks to go with six points and four boards at Loyola (Nov. 11)...scored career-high 17 points with a three-pointer, seven rebounds, two assists, two steals and two blocks vs. American (Nov. 21)...pulled down fi ve boards and dished three assists in Terps win at #19 Nebraska (Nov. 28)...grabbed six rebounds, three in a key second half run, at #2 Connecticut (Dec. 3)...scored fi ve points with three boards, an assist and a steal vs. Virginia (Dec. 6)...added 11 points, fi ve rebounds and an assist vs. George Mason (Dec. 8)...scored nine points with eight boards, two assists, two blocks and a steal in 31 minutes at Towson (Dec. 11)...went 3-for-3 from the fi eld with a block in 16 minutes at Delaware (Dec. 20)...pulled down seven boards with six points vs. Brown (Dec. 28)...scored eight points with three assists and two boards in 27 minutes vs. Hartford (Dec. 29)...notched four boards, two assists, a block and a steal vs. #19 Florida State (Jan. 6)...scored 10 points with six boards, an assist, a block and a steal vs. #24 Miami (Jan. 10)...hit a trey and two buckets, all in the second half, at Virginia Tech (Jan. 13)... scored seven points with a board and a block vs. NC State (Jan. 17)...scored seven points with six boards, an assist, a steal and a block in 27 minutes vs. #11 UNC (Jan. 24)...scored 16 points with fi ve boards, three assists and a block in 33 minutes at Clemson (Jan. 27)... added 10 points in 26 minutes on the fl oor with two rebounds and a steal vs. Boston College (Feb. 3)...went 5-for-5 from the fi eld for 12 points vs. Wake Forest (Feb. 8)...went 3-for-3 from the fi eld for six points, seven rebounds and three assists and scored in Terps run to take the lead in the second half at #5 Duke (Feb. 11)...pulled down a career-high 10 rebounds with seven points and four assists in 30 minutes vs. Clemson (Feb. 14)...went 4-for-4 at the line for 12 points with eight rebounds, three assists and two blocks at Virginia (Feb. 17)...scored 11 points with two assists and three boards at Boston College (Feb. 21)...scored eight points with fi ve rebounds, a block and an assist vs. No. 5 Duke (Feb. 24)...added 13 points with two threes in Terps win over Wake Forest (March 3)...hit a clutch three with just over two minutes to play in Terps OT win over Wake in the ACC Quarters (March 8)...scored eight points with four boards and a block vs. #15 UNC in ACC Semis (March 9). Before MARYLAND Top-ranked post player coming out of 2012 class...no. 6 overall recruit on ESPN.com s Hoop Gurlz rankings with a scouts grade of 97...led high school team to back-to-back state titles in junior and senior seasons...ended her career averaging 18.6 points, 11.9 rebounds, 3.1 blocks, 2.2 assists and 2.5 steals per game in her four years...her 1,210 career rebounds make her No. 9 and 321 career blocks make her No. 14 in Ohio history...is high school s all-time scoring leader with 1,910 points in her four years... McDonald s All-American (2012)and a WNCA All-American (2012)...named to USA Today All-USA First Team, as well as All-Ohio Division I First Team, in Max Preps First Team All-American in Sporting News High School Second Team All-American in 2011 as well...named the Cleveland Plain Dealer Player of the Year in her junior year...named Miss Ohio Basketball in 2011 and was a fi nalist in 2009 and led high school team to an undefeated season and Division I state title in named Player of the Game in championship...career highs are 39 points, 20 rebounds and nine blocks... played for Julie Solis at Twinsburg...also played for Tom Jenkins with Sports City U. Personal: Parents are Ronald Howard and Melodi DeLong-Howard...siblings are Dara DeLong, Danielle Smith and Marisa Howard...graduated in the top 12 of her high school class...lists Dwight Howard and former Terp great Marissa Coleman as her sports heroes...chose Maryland for the staff and people, as well as the family environment...also considered Notre Dame, Tennessee, UConn, Florida State, Duke and Stanford among others...kinesiology major...wants to be a physical therapist or sports psychologist. HOWARDCareer Statistics HOWARD12-13 Game-By-Game OPPONENT MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A TO BLK S TP MOUNT ST. MARY S at Loyola at St. Joseph s AMERICAN at #19 Nebraska at #2 Connecticut VIRGINIA* GEORGE MASON at Towson at Delaware BROWN HARTFORD at #15 North Carolina* #19 FLORIDA STATE* #24 MIAMI* at Virginia Tech* NC STATE* at Georgia Tech* #11 NORTH CAROLINA* at Clemson* BOSTON COLLEGE* at Wake Forest* at #5 Duke* CLEMSON* at Virginia* at Boston College* #5 DUKE* at #24 Florida State* WAKE FOREST* vs. Wake Forest^ vs. #15 North Carolina^ vs. Quinnipiac^^ HOWARDSeason/Career Highs SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS POINTS 17 vs. American (11/21/12) REBOUNDS 10 vs. Clemson (2/14/13) FG MADE 8 at Clemson (1/27/13) FG ATT. 12 (2X) last at Clemson (1/27/13) 3 FG MADE 1 (6X) last vs. #15 UNC (3/9/13) 3 FG ATT. 3 (2X) last vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) FT MADE 4 (2X) last at Virginia (2/17/13) FT ATT. 5 (3X) last at Towson (12/11/12) ASSISTS 4 vs. Clemson (2/14/13) BLOCKS 2 (5X) last at Virginia (2/17/13) STEALS 2 (2X) last vs. American (11/21/12) MINUTES 33 (2X) last at Clemson (1/27/13) HOWARDMiscellaneous Stats CATEGORY SEASON CAREER LAST TIME Double-Figure Scoring vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) 10-plus rebounds vs. Clemson (2/14/13) Double-Doubles Games with a block vs. #15 UNC (3/9/13) Season G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2006 NCAA Champions 2009 & 2012 ACC Champions Page 17

18 Tore left ACL in exhibition vs. Goldey-Beacom College on Nov Maryland Women s Basketball #5 EssenceTOWNSEND Center 6-7 Senior 3V Paterson, N.J. (Paterson Catholic High School) Frese on Townsend: Essence is one of the best success stories we ve had here at Maryland. She really has improved as a player and we ve seen that in games and practice. She can block shots, run the fl oor and she s developed her post game. What I m most proud of is how she s evolved as a young lady who came from a challenging background. The people where she works rave about her and how she touches other people s lives. That s really cool to see Season Saw action in 16 games...notched four boards vs. Loyola (Nov. 11)...had three blocks vs. Towson (Nov. 16)...dumped in a bucket at FIU (Nov. 25)...grabbed three offensive boards vs. CSUB (Nov. 26)... pulled down a board and notched a block in four minutes at American (Dec. 4)...scored career-high 10 points in 21 minutes vs. Delaware State with four rebounds and four blocks (Dec. 11)...tied her career-high 10 points and grabbed a season-high seven rebounds in 13 minutes vs. Lafayette (Dec. 28)...saw action at Florida State (Jan. 2)...scored three points and grabbed two rebounds in four minutes vs. Wake Forest (Jan. 19)...made a bucket, grabbed four boards and blocked three shots vs. Boston College (Feb. 2)...grabbed fi ve boards with a block in nine minutes vs. Virginia in ACC Second Round (March 2). BeforeMARYLAND An all-state, all-county and all-league selection for the Cougars as a senior... led high school team to the 2009 Tournament of Champions and a fi nal four berth... was a fi rst-team all-league and all-county choice from sophomore through senior seasons... all-league honorable mention as a freshman... once recorded 21 blocks in a game and can dunk. Personal Essence A Nija Townsend... favorite athlete is Essence Carson... enjoys eating, shopping and hanging out with friends... non-sports hero is her great aunt... chose Maryland for the strength of the basketball program... also considered Pittsburgh, Delaware State, Rutgers and Seton Hall among others. TOWNSEND11-12 Game-By-Game OPPONENT MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A TO BLK S TP LOYOLA #11 GEORGETOWN TOWSON at UMBC SAINT JOSEPH S at FIU vs. CSU Bakersfi eld MICHIGAN at American DELAWARE STATE at George Mason LAFAYETTE #19 DELAWARE at Florida State* GEORGIA TECH* at #23 North Carolina* at #11 Miami* VIRGINIA* WAKE FOREST* at #5 Duke* VIRGINIA TECH* BOSTON COLLEGE* at #22 Georgia Tech* at Clemson* #6 MIAMI* at Virginia* #5 DUKE* NORTH CAROLINA* at NC State* vs. Virginia^ vs. Wake Forest^ vs. #15 Georgia Tech^ vs. Navy^^ vs. #19 Louisville^^ vs. #14 Texas A&M^^ vs. #4 Notre Dame* TOWNSENDSeason/Career Highs SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS POINTS 10 (2X) last vs. Lafayette (12/28/11) 10 (2X) last vs. Lafayette (12/28/11) REBOUNDS 7 vs. Lafayette (12/28/11) 9 vs. NC Central (11/14/09) FG MADE 5 vs. Delaware State (12/8/11) 5 vs. Delaware State (12/8/11) FG ATT. 7 vs. Delaware State (12/8/11) 8 vs. NC Central (11/14/09) 3 FG MADE FG ATT. - - FT MADE 2 vs. Lafayette (12/28/11) 2 (3X) last vs. Lafayette (12/28/11) FT ATT. 2 vs. Loyola (11/11/11) 4 vs. Wake Forest (1/28/11) ASSISTS - 2 vs. NC Central (11/14/09) BLOCKS 4 vs. Delaware State (12/8/11) 4 (2X) vs. Delaware State (12/8/11) STEALS 1 at FIU (11/25/11) 1 (5X) last at FIU (11/25/11) MINUTES 21 vs. Delaware State (12/8/11) 21 vs. Delaware State (12/8/11) TOWNSENDCareer Statistics Season G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG REDSHIRT SEASON CAREER Page Maryland Women s Basketball Notes

19 DeVAUGHNCareer Statistics Maryland Women s Basketball #13 AliciaDeVAUGHN Center 6-4 Junior 2V West Palm Beach, Fla. (Blanche Ely High School) ACC All-Defensive Team (2012) Frese on DeVaughn: Alicia is our best defensive player and I was really happy that she was voted on to the ACC All-Defensive team last season. She has terrifi c instincts and she knows how to cover up other people s mistakes. She s a great teammate and has a terrifi c sense of humor. She had a tremendous offseason and I think our fans will see that growth on the court this year Season Has started in every game...has scored in double fi gures in 12 of 32 games...had a doubledouble vs. Mount St. Mary s with 15 points, 11 boards (Nov. 9)...tied career-high 16 points off 5-7 FG percentage and went 6-6 from the foul line at Loyola (Nov. 11)...scored 16 points off 8-10 shooting with nine rebounds, two assists, two steals and a block vs. American (Nov. 21)...pulled down eight rebounds and scored eights points at #19 Nebraska (Nov. 28)...had eight points with nine boards, a block and two steals at #2 Connecticut (Dec. 3)...scored eight points with 10 boards in 20 minutes vs. Virginia (Dec. 6)...scored 10 points to hit 500 career points vs. George Mason (Dec. 8)...went 5-for-6 from the fi eld for 12 points at Towson (Dec. 11)...went 4-for-4 on the foul line with six boards, eight points, two assists and two steals at Delaware...held All-American Elena Delle Donne to just 7-for-23 shooting from the fi eld and six rebounds (Dec. 20)...notched seven points, six boards, two assists and three blocks vs. Brown (Dec. 28)...had a double-double with 13 points, 13 rebounds and two blocks vs. Hartford and was named to Terrapin Classic All-Tournament Team (Dec. 29)...had seven points, fi ve boards with an assist, a block and a steal vs. #19 Florida State (Jan. 6)...notched three boards, four points, two steals and two assists in 19 minutes vs. #24 Miami (Jan. 10)... scored four points with four boards a steal and an assist in 18 minutes vs. NC State (Jan. 17)...notched 11 points and 12 boards with a block in Terps win at Georgia Tech (Jan. 20)... scored six points with fi ve boards and a steal in 22 minutes vs. #11 UNC (Jan. 24)...scored 14 points off 6-for-7 shooting with six boards, three assists, a block and four steals at Clemson (Jan. 27)...went 9-for-9 from the foul line for 13 points and nine boards vs. Boston College (Feb. 3)...pulled down nine boards with three assists and six points in match at #5 Duke (Feb. 11)...pulled down 11 boards in 30 minutes vs. Clemson (Feb. 14)...scored 14 points and went 6-for-7 at the line at Virginia (Feb. 17)...scored 10 points with eight rebounds, three assists, a block and a steal at Boston College (Feb. 21)...had eight points, seven rebounds with two assists, two blocks and three steals in 29 minutes vs. #5 Duke (Feb. 24)...notched 100th career block at #24 Florida State (Feb. 28)...scored 14 points and went 6-for-9 from the line with seven rebounds against Wake Forest (March 3)...had 13 rebounds with nine points, four blocks and two steals in career-high 40 minutes vs. Wake in ACC Quarters (March 8)... notched a career-high 17 rebounds with eight points, two blocks and two steals vs. Quinnipiac in the NCAA First Round (March 23). BeforeMaryland 2010 McDonald s All-American ESPN All-American Florida Class 5A 1st team All-State...three-time Florida First Team All-State (2008, 09, 10)...as a senior, grabbed 32 rebounds in Blanche Ely win over Nova in 2010 District Semifi nal playoff game...led Blanche Ely to 2010 District Championship...averaged 19.5 points, 18.7 rebounds and 8.4 blocks as a senior...voted twice to Florida s Fab Five Team as a junior, averaged 16.6 points and 18.9 rebounds and led South Broward to Region Semifi nals as a sophomore helped lead South Broward to Florida Class 6A State Championship. Personal Daughter of Alphonso and the late Cynthia DeVaughn...also considered Purdue, Oklahoma, Louisville and Georgia... chose Maryland because of the environment... family science major that wants to one day be a children s counselor or therapist. DeVAUGHN12-13 Game-By-Game OPPONENT MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A TO BLK S TP MOUNT ST. MARY S 29* at Loyola 26* at St. Joseph s 24* AMERICAN 25* at #19 Nebraska 29* at #2 Connecticut 30* VIRGINIA* 20* GEORGE MASON 22* at Towson 27* at Delaware 30* BROWN 24* HARTFORD 24* at #15 North Carolina* 32* #19 FLORIDA STATE* 26* #24 MIAMI* 19* at Virginia Tech* 11* NC STATE* 18* at Georgia Tech* 33* #11 NORTH CAROLINA* 22* at Clemson* 26* BOSTON COLLEGE* 20* at Wake Forest* 25* at #5 Duke* 32* CLEMSON* 30* at Virginia* 33* at Boston College* 29* #5 DUKE* 29* at #24 Florida State* 25* WAKE FOREST* 26* vs. Wake Forest^ 40* vs. #15 North Carolina^ 25* vs. Quinnipiac^^ 32* DeVAUGHNSeason/Career Highs SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS POINTS 16 (2X) last vs. American (11/21/12) 16 (3X) last vs. American (11/21/12) REBOUNDS 17 vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) 17 vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) FG MADE 8 vs. American (11/21/12) 8 vs. American (11/21/12) FG ATT. 10 vs. American (11/21/12) 10 (4X) last vs. American (11/21/12) 3 FG MADE 1 vs. Hartford (12/29/12) 1 vs. Hartford (12/29/12) 3 FG ATT. 1 (5X) last vs. #15 UNC (3/9/13) 1 (7X) last vs. #15 UNC (3/9/13) FT MADE 9 vs. Boston College (2/3/13) 9 vs. Boston College (2/3/13) FT ATT. 9 (3X) last vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) 11 at Delaware State (12/19/10) ASSISTS 3 (3X) last at Boston College (2/21/13) 4 at Clemson (2/9/12) BLOCKS 4 vs. Wake Forest (3/8/13) 6 at Clemson (2/9/12) STEALS 4 at Clemson (1/27/13) 4 (2X) last at Clemson (1/27/13) MINUTES 40 vs. Wake Forest (3/8/13) 40 vs. Wake Forest (3/8/13) DeVAUGHNMiscellaneous Stats CATEGORY SEASON CAREER LAST TIME Double-Figure Scoring vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) 10-plus rebounds vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) Double-Doubles pts, 12 rebs at Georgia Tech (1/20/13) Games with a block vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) Season G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG CAREER MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2006 NCAA Champions 2009 & 2012 ACC Champions Page 19

20 #15 ChloePAVLECH Guard 5-9 Freshman HS Cincinnati, Ohio (Sycamore High School) ACC Rookie of the Week (1/28/13) ACC All-Freshmen Team (BRP, 2013) Frese on Pavlech: Chloe is a really bright young lady with a chance for a terrifi c future. She s really engaging and is already making an impact as a representative of our program. She got admitted to our top-ranked Journalism program as a freshman, which is really hard to do. On the court, she s already shown us that she s willing to work. She s gotten stronger and improved in various areas. We re going to need her to offer cover at both backcourt spots Season Named to Blue Ribbon Panel...All-ACC Freshmen has seen action in every game and started in 28...named ACC Rookie of the Week (Jan. 28)...saw 25 minutes vs. Mount. St. Mary s and dished three assists with two boards (Nov. 9)...scored six points with four boards and three assists in 20 minutes at Loyola (Nov. 11)...dished eight assists with just two turnovers in fi rst career start vs. American (Nov. 21)...hit back-to-back threes in a key fi rst half run to lead Maryland to a win at #19 Nebraska (Nov. 28)...scored 10 points, all in the second half, with three assists and two steals in 38 minutes at #2 Connecticut (Dec. 3)...dished six assists with just two turnovers and three steals vs. Virginia (Dec. 6)...scored fi ve points with four assists and just one turnover vs. George Mason (Dec. 8)...scored six points with three boards, two assists and just one turnover at Towson (Dec. 11)...hit two key threes, dished fi ve assists and had three steals at Delaware (Dec. 20)...grabbed four boards and dished six assists with one turnover vs. Hartford (Dec. 29)...scored seven points with four boards at #15 UNC (Jan. 3)...had six points off two threes with fi ve assists vs. #19 Florida State (Jan. 6)...went 3-for-3 from outside the arc to score 20 points vs. #24 Miami (Jan. 10)...scored fi ve points in a run of her own with a board and six assists vs. NC State (Jan. 17)...hit a clutch three in fi nal minutes of win at Georgia Tech (Jan. 20)...scored 17 points, including 12 in the fi rst half, off two three s and 6-6 shooting from the foul line, vs. #11 UNC (Jan. 24)...dished seven assists with fi ve points and a steal at Clemson (Jan. 27)...dished six assists with a career-high fi ve boards vs. Boston College (Feb. 3)...notched a career-high six steals with fi ve points and fi ve assists in 37 minutes at Wake Forest (Feb. 8)...hit a key three to take the lead in the second half at #5 Duke (Feb. 11)...dished eight assists with just two turnovers vs. Clemson (Feb. 14)...dished six assists with just two turnovers at Boston College (Feb. 21)... dished four assists and scored fi ve points vs. No. 5 Duke (Feb. 24)...hit a three with three minutes to play and one to tie the game with 10 seconds left to go along with six assists at #24 Florida State (Feb. 28)...scored 14 points off four threes, including one to give the Terps a lead with 32 seconds left, in 42 minutes vs. Wake Forest (March 8). PAVLECH12-13 Game-By-Game OPPONENT MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A TO BLK S TP MOUNT ST. MARY S at Loyola at St. Joseph s AMERICAN 26* at #19 Nebraska 30* at #2 Connecticut 38* VIRGINIA* 35* GEORGE MASON 26* at Towson 26* at Delaware 33* BROWN 23* HARTFORD 28* at #15 North Carolina* 33* #19 FLORIDA STATE* 37* #24 MIAMI* 35* at Virginia Tech* 28* NC STATE* 22* at Georgia Tech* 35* #11 NORTH CAROLINA* 33* at Clemson* 26* BOSTON COLLEGE* 34* at Wake Forest* 37* at #5 Duke* 30* CLEMSON* 31* at Virginia* 32* at Boston College* 34* #5 DUKE* 35* at #24 Florida State* 29* WAKE FOREST* 26* vs. Wake Forest^ 42* vs. #15 North Carolina^ 31* vs. Quinnipiac^^ 32* BeforeMaryland Ranked No. 23 point guard on ESPN.com s Hoop Gurlz rankings with a scouts grade of as a senior, averaged 14 ppg, 7 rpg, 5 apg, and 3 steals...sporting News 2011 High School All-American Honorable Mention... Cincinnati Enquirer Division I All Area First Team as a junior... All-Southwest Ohio District 16 in both sophomore and junior years... named First Team All-Greater Miami Conference as a junior and sophomore...also earned First Team Coaches Association Honors as a junior in named Honorable Mention All-Ohio in Second Team All-Southwest District in served as team captain for Sycamore in sophomore and junior seasons...played for Paula Hayden at Sycamore...also played for Tom Jenkins with Sports City U. Personal Parents are Lauren Pavlech and Kelly Jackson...has eight siblings - Kelly, Jason, Christian, Taylor, Davonte, Kiah, Jayden, Grace...if she didn t play basketball she would be a bowler... lists former Terrapin Marissa Coleman as her sports heroine...when she heard about Coach Frese s son Tyler s leukemia diagnosis she got involved with leukemia awareness...has organized a fl ash mob...came to Maryland because it was her dream school...also considered Miami (FL), Notre Dame, Florida State, Louisville and Xavier...intends to study broadcast journalism and become a sports broadcaster or coach. PAVLECHSeason/Career Highs SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS POINTS 20 vs. #24 Miami (1/10/13) REBOUNDS 5 vs. Boston College (2/3/13) FG MADE 8 vs. #24 Miami (1/10/13) FG ATT. 11 vs. #24 Miami (1/10/13) 3 FG MADE 4 vs. Wake Forest (3/8/13) 3 FG ATT. 6 (2X) last vs. #24 Miami (1/10/13) FT MADE 6 vs. #11 UNC (1/24/13) FT ATT. 6 vs. #11 UNC (1/24/13) ASSISTS 8 (2X) last vs. Clemson (2/14/13) BLOCKS - STEALS 6 at Wake Forest (2/8/13) MINUTES 42 vs. Wake Forest (3/8/13) PAVLECHCareer Statistics Season G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG Page Maryland Women s Basketball Notes

21 HAWKINSCareer Statistics Maryland Women s Basketball #21 TiannaHAWKINS Forward 6-3 Senior 3V Clinton, Md. (Riverdale Baptist School) Led NCAA with FG% of 62.3 (2012) Preseason All-ACC Team (2012) All-ACC Team (Second, 2012; First 2013) WBCA All-Region Team (2013) All-ACC Tournament Second Team (2012) ACC Player of the Week (3X) USBWA Player of the Week (2/14/12) Frese on Hawkins: Tianna has made the biggest jump of any player I ve ever coached and that s a credit to how much she s invested in getting better. She was considered the 125th best player in her class by one service. Look where she is now - All-ACC Second Team, nation s leader in fi eld goal percentage and the record holder for most rebounds in a game at Maryland, not to mention an honor roll student. I remember her freshman year when she came in on off days to get extra work. It all pays off. She has a toughness about her that few others do Season Named to All-ACC First Team...made Preseason All-ACC Team, Wade Watch list, Naismith watch list, to Wooden ballot and a USBWA National Player of the Year fi nalist...has notched 16 double-doubles and scored in double fi gures 29 times in Terps 32 games...notched a double-double vs. Mount St. Mary s with 18 points, 10 boards in 21 minutes (Nov. 9)...went from the fi eld for career-high 33 points, including 26 in fi rst half, with 13 boards at Loyola (Nov. 11)...named ACC Player of the Week (Nov. 12)...scored 25 points off shooting from the fi eld with nine boards vs. American (Nov. 21)...scored 21 points with 12 rebounds, including seven offensive boards, in Terps win at #19 Nebraska (Nov. 28)...tied game-high 14 points with 10 rebounds to lead Terps at #2 Connecticut (Dec. 3)...went 8-for-8 at the foul line and notched 20 points, 12 rebounds a block and a steal vs. Virginia (Dec. 6)...scored 27 poitns, including 16 in the fi rst half, as she went 10-for-12 from the fi eld and 7-for-8 from outside the arc vs. George Mason (Dec. 8)...went 5-for-7 from the fi eld and 4-for-4 at the free throw line to score 14 points and grabbed seven boards, two steals, two assists and a block, all with four fouls at Towson (Dec. 11)...pulled down 16 points, 16 rebounds at Delaware (Dec. 20)...in 25 minutes vs. Brown, went 9-for-9 from the fl oor for 20 points, seven boards and three assists (Dec. 28)...scored 16 points with nine boards and two blocks vs. Hartford and was named Terrapin Classic MVP (Dec. 29)...had game-high 23 points and 13 rebounds with two assists at #15 UNC (Jan. 3)...had 17 points, nine boards vs. #19 Florida State (Jan. 6)...scored 18 points and grabbed 11 boards, including 17 points and seven boards in the second half, in 25 minutes vs. #24 Miami (Jan. 10)...scored 14 points, 10 in the second half, at Virginia Tech (Jan. 13)...went off for 26 points and 17 boards with three assists, two steals and a block vs. NC State (Jan. 17)...added 16 points and 14 rebounds with an assist and a block in Terps win at Georgia Tech (Jan. 20)...scored 25 points with eight boards against #11 UNC (Jan. 24)...scored 17 points with 10 rebounds and two blocks at Clemson (Jan. 27)...went from the fi eld for 26, including 19 in the second half, points vs. Boston College (Feb. 3)...scored 23 points, including a three, with seven boards in 38 minutes at Wake Forest (Feb. 8)... scored 30 points with 12 boards vs. Clemson (Feb. 14)...became third player in Maryland history to break 1,000 rebounds at Boston College (Feb. 21)...scored 16 points with nine rebounds in game vs. #5 Duke (Feb. 24)...scored 16 points, including two key layups in fi nal run, with nine rebounds at #24 Florida State (Feb. 28)...notched 37th career double-double on senior day with 18 points, including two threes, and 11 rebounds vs. Wake Forest (March 3)...scored 14 points with 10 rebounds, a steal and an assist in 28 minutes vs. #15 UNC in ACC Semis (March 9)...scored 23 points with 16 rebounds, two assists and a steal vs. Quinnipiac in the NCAA First Round (March 23). BeforeMaryland Lettered four years for the Crusaders... Gatorade State Player of the Year in Maryland in fi rst-team All-Met as a senior and Most Valuable Player in 2007 and named Best Offensive Player for fi nal three seasons... named MVP and most outstanding player on offense of the National Association for Christian Athletes playoffs... Maryland Gazette Player of the Year in Personal Tianna Marie Hawkins... daughter of Latanya Hawkins... born in Washington D.C....twin sister, Tierra, plays at Delaware State... favorite athlete is Carmelo Anthony... enjoys sleeping, watching movies and spending time with family... also considered Delaware State, George Washington, Virginia, Wake Forest, Seton Hall and Virginia Tech... majoring in criminology and criminal justice... career plan is to become a federal agent. HAWKINS12-13 Game-By-Game OPPONENT MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A TO BLK S TP MOUNT ST. MARY S 21* at Loyola 30* at St. Joseph s 24* AMERICAN 25* at #19 Nebraska 31* at #2 Connecticut 34* VIRGINIA* 26* GEORGE MASON 26* at Towson 18* at Delaware 34* BROWN 25* HARTFORD 28* at #15 North Carolina* 38* #19 FLORIDA STATE* 32* #24 MIAMI* 25* at Virginia Tech* 23* NC STATE* 33* at Georgia Tech* 34* #11 NORTH CAROLINA* 33* at Clemson* 31* BOSTON COLLEGE* 32* at Wake Forest* 38* at #5 Duke* 27* CLEMSON* 30* at Virginia* 17* at Boston College* 24* #5 DUKE* 26* at #24 Florida State* 30* WAKE FOREST* 32* vs. Wake Forest^ 36* vs. #15 North Carolina^ 28* vs. Quinnipiac^^ 30* HAWKINSSeason/Career Highs SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS POINTS 33 at Loyola (11/11/12) 33 at Loyola (11/11/12) REBOUNDS 17 vs. NC State (1/17/13) 24 vs. Wake Forest (1/19/12)** FG MADE 13 at Loyola (11/11/12) 13 at Loyola (11/11/12) FG ATT. 21 (2X) last vs. #11 UNC (1/24/13) 21 (2X) last vs. #11 UNC (1/24/13) 3 FG MADE 2 vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) 2 vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) 3 FG ATT. 3 (4X) last vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) 3 (4X) last vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) FT MADE 8 vs. Virginia (12/6/12) 9 at Clemson (1/16/11) FT ATT. 11 at #15 UNC (1/3/13) 11 (2X) last at #15 UNC (1/3/13) ASSISTS 3 (2X) last vs. NC State (1/17/13) 4 vs. Georgetown (11/13/11) BLOCKS 2 (3X) last vs. Wake Forest (3/8/13) 5 vs. East Carolina (3/21/10) STEALS 3 at #5 Duke (2/11/13) 6 vs. #19 Louisville (3/19/12) MINUTES 38 (2X) last at Wake Forest (2/8/13) 38 (3X) last at Wake Forest (2/8/13) **-school record HAWKINSMiscellaneous Stats CATEGORY SEASON CAREER LAST TIME Double-Figure Scoring vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) 10-plus rebounds vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) Double-Doubles pts, 16 rebs vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) Season G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG CAREER MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2006 NCAA Champions 2009 & 2012 ACC Champions Page 21

22 #22 TierneyPFIRMAN Foward 6-2 Freshman HS Williamsport, Pa. (South Williamsport Junior Senior HS) ACC Rookie of the Week (12/10/12) Frese on Pfirman: Tierney is cut from the same cloth as Marissa Coleman and Alyssa Thomas in that she s a big perimeter player that can do damage inside and out. Back in her hometown, she became a local legend really young. She has a lot of potential to be a very good player for us. Now it s our job to challenge her and help her on this journey. I love players that are versatile and can put the ball in the basket. Tierney fi ts that description. She s got a great opportunity to learn from some terrifi c teammates and I m excited about what she can do for us Season Has seen action in 21 games and started in 12...saw fi rst career action as a Terp with nine points, six rebounds in 19 minutes vs. Mount St. Mary s (Nov. 9)...scored 13 points off 5-6 shooting from the fi eld with three assists at Loyola (Nov. 11)...scored nine points in 17 minutes vs. American (Nov. 21)...grabbed four steals in Terps win at #19 Nebraska (Nov. 28)...made fi rst career start at #2 Connecticut (Dec. 3)...scored 17 points with three boards in 28 minutes vs. Virginia (Dec. 6)...scored 11 points with fi ve rebounds and three steals vs. George Mason (Dec. 8)...named ACC Rookie of the Week (Dec. 10)...dished career-high eight assists with just one turnover and grabbed fi ve rebounds and six points at Towson (Dec. 11)...scored seven points with a three in 15 minutes (Dec. 20)...had nine points, all in the second half, vs. Brown (Dec. 28)...scored 11 points with eight boards, three assists, a block and a steal vs. Hartford (Dec. 29)...had 12 points, including two threes, seven boards, four assists and a steal in Terps win over #19 Florida State (Jan. 6)...dished fi ve assists with one turnover and eight boards vs. #24 Miami (Jan. 10)...in career-high 31 minutes, scored 11 points with seven boards, three assists and a steal at Virginia Tech (Jan. 13)...scored 16 points with eight rebounds, two assists and two steals in 30 minutes vs. NC State (Jan. 17)...dislocated her knee cap after colliding with a practice player and will miss 4-6 weeks (Jan. 19)...made return at Virginia and grabbed three rebounds with an assist and a steal in seven minutes (Feb. 17)...played 12 minutes at Boston College and scored seven points in the win (Feb. 21)...pulled down three rebounds with four assists and a steal in 14 minutes at #24 Florida State (Feb. 28)...out as of March 3 with illness. PFIRMAN12-13 Game-By-Game OPPONENT MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A TO BLK S TP MOUNT ST. MARY S at Loyola at St. Joseph s AMERICAN at #19 Nebraska at #2 Connecticut 17* VIRGINIA* 28* GEORGE MASON 26* at Towson 28* at Delaware 15* BROWN 23* HARTFORD 23* at #15 North Carolina* 18* #19 FLORIDA STATE* 24* #24 MIAMI* 26* at Virginia Tech* 31* NC STATE* 30* at Georgia Tech* #11 NORTH CAROLINA* at Clemson* BOSTON COLLEGE* at Wake Forest* at #5 Duke* CLEMSON* at Virginia* at Boston College* #5 DUKE* at #24 Florida State* WAKE FOREST* vs. Wake Forest^ vs. #15 North Carolina ^ vs. Quinnipiac^^ BeforeMaryland No. 5 Forward in the 2012 class and No. 22 overall player, according to ESPN.com s Hoop Gurlz rankings...earned a scouts grade of 95...scored 2,000 career points and broke the South scoring record late this past season before fi nishing with 2,309 career points, second in Lycoming County history...averaged 24 ppg, 13 rpg, and 3 apg as a senior...four-time Associated Press All-State honoree... two-time Williamsport Sun-Gazette Female Athlete of the Year...ESPN Radio 104.1FM/1050AM Basketball Player of the Year in freshman, sophomore and junior seasons...made AP s All-State Third Team as a freshman, Second Team as a sophomore and First Team as a junior...named the Williamsport Sun-Gazette Player of the Year as a sophomore and as a junior...first Team All-Conference in Heartland III...coached by Mike Allison at South Williamsport...also played for the Lady Runnin Rebels, where she was coached by Bill McDonough. Personal Parents are Stephen and Kim Pfi rman...father played football at Rutgers...graduated from high school with honors...fi nished 6th in the state in javelin in high school...loves to watch movies, spend time with family and go hunting...chose Maryland for the family atmosphere, distance to home, and she loved the staff and players...also considered Rutgers, Florida, NC State, Vanderbilt, Iowa State and Delaware...letters and sciences major. PFIRMANSeason/Career Highs SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS POINTS 17 vs. Virginia (12/6/12) REBOUNDS 8 (3X) last vs. NC State (1/17/13) FG MADE 7 (2X) last vs. NC State (1/17/13) FG ATT. 18 vs. Virginia (12/6/12) 3 FG MADE 2 (2X) last vs. NC State (1/17/13) 3 FG ATT. 8 vs. Virginia (12/6/12) FT MADE 4 vs. Hartford (12/29/12) FT ATT. 5 vs. Hartford (12/29/12) ASSISTS 8 at Towson (12/11/12) BLOCKS 1 (6X) last vs. Hartford (12/29/12) STEALS 4 at #19 Nebraska (11/28/12) MINUTES 31 at Virginia Tech (1/13/13) PFIRMANCareer Statistics Season G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG Page Maryland Women s Basketball Notes

23 Notched triple-double (12/8/12; 3/9/13) WBCA Coaches All-American (2012) USBWA All-American (2012) WBCA All-Region Team (2013) AP All-American (First Team, 2012) ACC Player of the Year (2012; BRP 2013) Preseason ACC POTY (2012) ACC Tournament MVP (2012) All-ACC Team (2nd, 2011; 1st, 2012, 13) ACC Player of the Week (7X) ACC Rookie of the Year (2011) Frese on Thomas: The most ferocious competitor I ve ever coached. I knew the fi rst time I saw her when I recruited her that she had a chance to be an All-American. Seeing her smile on the court is one of the best sights. Alyssa plays with a passion that very few can match. Not only that, she demands the people around her get better. In anything we do that s competitive, Alyssa leads the way. Her motor runs at a level most will never know. I love challenging her and she wants to be challenged. Since she s been here, we ve seen her grow in so many areas. She s given us every ounce she has to offer and will do anything to help her team win. She can make plays that others can only dream about Season Named the ACC Player of the Year for the second straight year by the Blue Ribbon Panel...ACC s Preseason Player of the Year by the Blue Ribbon Panel...named to All-ACC First Team...also named to Wooden Ballot, Naismith watch list and a USBWA National Player of the Year fi nalist...has scored in double digits in 87 of 97 games in her career and has 20 double-doubles, including two triple-doubles, this year...named ACC Player of the Week on Dec. 3, Jan. 14, Jan scored 14 points with seven boards and fi ve assists vs. Mount St. Mary s (Nov. 9)...dished six assists with six rebounds at Loyola (Nov. 11)...notched fi rst double-double of the season with 16 points, 15 rebounds at Saint Joseph s (Nov. 17)...dished fi ve asssts with four boards in 24 minutes vs. American (Nov. 21)...scored 25 points, dished a career-high eight assists along with fi ve boards and six steals in Terps win at #19 Nebraska (Nov. 28)... pulled down seven boards with four assists and a steal at #2 Connecticut (Dec. 3)...went 10-for-11 at the foul line for 20 points, 11 rebounds, fi ve assists and four steals vs. Virginia (Dec. 6)...notched program s second triple-double vs. George Mason with 11 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists with four steals in 31 minutes on the fl oor (Dec. 8)...had 23 points and 13 rebounds, including 15 and nine in the fi rst half, along with three assists, a block and a steal, at Towson (Dec. 11)...had 13 points, 13 rebounds and fi ve assists at Delaware (Dec. 20)...had 16 points, eight boards and six assists vs. Brown (Dec. 28)...scored 22 points with 11 rebounds and three steals vs. Hartford and was named to the Terrapin Classic All- Tournament Team (Dec. 29)...scored 15 points, including nine in last fi ve minutes, and had 16 rebounds in game at #15 UNC (Jan. 3)...score 20 points, 15 boards with six assists, a block and three steals vs. #19 Florida State (Jan. 6)...notched 18 points, eight boards, fi ve assists a block and a steal vs. #24 Miami (Jan. 10)...scored 26 points with career-high 18 boards, six assists and three blocks at Virginia Tech (Jan. 13)...scored 18 points with seven boards and six assists in just 27 minutes vs. NC State, due to foul trouble (Jan. 17)...led a 24-2 run with 28 points, 10 boards, eight assists and two steals in Terps win at Georgia Tech (Jan. 20)...scored 17 points, including 9-12 from the foul line, with 10 rebounds and eight assists for 11th double-double of the season, which passed last season s total (Jan. 24)...scored 10 points and added 10 rebounds at Clemson (Jan. 27)...scored 24 points with 12 rebounds, four assists, a career-high four blocks and two steals vs. Boston College (Feb. 3)...scored 11 of the Terps fi rst 15 points for 23 points, eight boards at Wake Forest (Feb. 8)...scored 14 points with 12 boards to lead Terps at #5 Duke (Feb. 11)...scored 17 points off 6-for-6 shooting in the second half with three steals in 26 minutes vs. Clemson (Feb. 14)...scored a career-high 30 points with 12 rebounds, four assists and two blocks at Boston College (Feb. 21)...dished six assists with 14 points, including a 6-0 run herself in the second, and six rebounds vs. No. 5 Duke (Feb. 24)...scored 17 points, including six points and two assists in team s fi nal 4:30 run, with 14 rebounds, six assists and two steals at No. 24 Florida State (Feb. 28)...scored 16 points with eight rebounds and seven assists vs. Wake Forest (March 3)...notched fi rst triple-double in ACC Tournament history with career-high 32 points, 13 rebounds, 10 assists vs. Wake Forest in ACC Quarters (March 8)...scored 26 points with 12 rebounds, seven assists and two steals vs. #15 UNC in the ACC Semis, along with career-high 14 of 15 free throws (March 9)...scored 29 points with 13 rebounds, fi ve assists and two steals vs. Quinnipiac in NCAA opener (March 23). Before Maryland 2010 Parade All-American 1st team...unanimous 2010 ESPN All-American USA Today All- American Pennsylvania AAAA State Player of the Year...three-time Penn. AAAA 1st team All-State (2008, 09, 10)...fi nished as school s all-time leading scorer accumulating 2,291 points. Personal Daughter of Bobby Thomas and Tina Klotzbeecher-Thomas... has two siblings, Devin and Alexia... Devin plays at Wake Forest..Devin broke a backboard on Feb. 16 and was SportsCenter s No. 1 play... Alyssa s block vs. Duke was No. 1 three days later...family Science major... also considered Notre Dame, Penn State, Miami and NC State... chose Maryland because she loved the family atmosphere. THOMASCareer Statistics Maryland Women s Basketball #25 AlyssaTHOMAS Forward 6-2 Junior 2V Harrisburg, Pa. (Central Dauphin High School) THOMAS12-13 Game-By-Game OPPONENT MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A TO BLK S TP MOUNT ST. MARY S 26* at Loyola 29* at St. Joseph s 37* AMERICAN 24* at #19 Nebraska 36* at #2 Connecticut 36* VIRGINIA* 30* GEORGE MASON 31* at Towson 23* at Delaware 37* BROWN 27* HARTFORD 35* at #15 North Carolina* 39* #19 FLORIDA STATE* 38* #24 MIAMI* 36* at Virginia Tech* 37* NC STATE* 27* at Georgia Tech* 40* #11 NORTH CAROLINA* 36* at Clemson* 29* BOSTON COLLEGE* 35* at Wake Forest* 38* at #5 Duke* 40* CLEMSON* 26* at Virginia* 36* at Boston College* 32* #5 DUKE* 40* at #24 Florida State* 38* WAKE FOREST* 33* vs. Wake Forest^ 41* vs. #15 North Carolina^ 38* vs. Quinnipiac^^ 38* THOMASSeason/Career Highs SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS POINTS 32 vs. Wake Forest (3/8/13) 32 vs. Wake Forest (3/8/13) REBOUNDS 18 at Virginia Tech (1/13/13) 18 at Virginia Tech (1/13/13) FG MADE 12 (2X) last vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) 12 (3X) last vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) FG ATT. 25 at Saint Joseph s (11/17/12) 27 at #23 UNC (1/8/12) 3 FG MADE 1 (3X) last at Boston College (2/21/13) 2 at #5 Duke (1/22/12) 3 FG ATT. 2 (2X) last at Towson (12/11/12) 4 vs. Michigan (11/30/11) FT MADE 14 vs. #15 UNC (3/9/13) 14 vs. #15 UNC (3/9/13) FT ATT. 15 (2X) last vs. #15 UNC (3/9/13) 15 (2X) last vs. #15 UNC (3/9/13) ASSISTS 11 vs. George Mason (12/8/12) 11 vs. George Mason (12/8/12) BLOCKS 4 vs. Boston College (2/3/13) 4 (2X) last vs. Boston College (2/3/13) STEALS 6 at #19 Nebraska (11/28/12) 7 at Clemson (1/16/11) MINUTES 41 vs. Wake Forest (3/8/13) 44 at #23 UNC (1/8/12) THOMASMiscellaneous Stats CATEGORY SEASON CAREER LAST TIME Double-Figure Scoring vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) Double-Doubles pts, 13 rebs vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) Triple-Doubles pts, 13 rebs, 10 asts vs. Wake Forest (3/8/13) Games with 2+ steals vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) Games with 5+ assists vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) Season G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG CAREER MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2006 NCAA Champions 2009 & 2012 ACC Champions Page 23

24 #32 CaitlinADAMS Forward 6-3 Senior Leawood, Kan. (Notre Dame de Sion/Texas A&M) Frese on Adams: We are really excited to welcome Caitlin to our family. She s athletic and is a team player that we know can really help us out depth-wise. She came in and spent time with us and we just knew she d fi t right in with our program Season Joined team prior to game at North Carolina...has seen action in 12 games...saw fi rst career action vs. #24 Miami (Jan. 10)...saw two minutes on the fl oor at Virginia Tech (Jan. 13)...saw two minutes vs. NC State (Jan. 17)...scored fi rst bucket and grabbed a rebound vs. #11 UNC (Jan. 24)...notched two rebounds and a steal in four minutes on the fl oor at Clemson (Jan. 27)...saw two minutes vs. Boston College (Feb. 3)...played three minutes vs. Clemson (Feb. 14)...saw two minutes at Virginia (Feb. 17)...played three minutes at Boston College (Feb. 21)... went 2-for-4 at the line in her three minutes on the fl oor on senior day vs. Wake Forest (March 3). BeforeMaryland Played volleyball on Terrapin team for 2011 and 2012 seasons...played middle blocker...saw action in 184 sets and recorded 295 kills, 142 blocks and had a hitting percentage of played freshman and sophomore seasons at Texas A&M... played AAU basketball for three years for the Bullets and high school basketball for her school, which is located in Kansas City. Personal Caitlin Mary Adams...daughter of David Adams and Diane Van Buskirk...stepdad is Pat Van Buskirk...has fi ve siblings, Rebecca, Kyle, Aubrey, Delaney and Kelsey...majoring in criminology and criminal justice with a minor in Spanish...awarded 2011 University of Maryland Presidential Transfer Scholarship. ADAMS12-13 Game-By-Game OPPONENT MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A TO BLK S TP MOUNT ST. MARY S at Loyola at St. Joseph s AMERICAN at #19 Nebraska at #2 Connecticut VIRGINIA* GEORGE MASON at Towson at Delaware BROWN HARTFORD at #15 North Carolina* #19 FLORIDA STATE* #24 MIAMI* at Virginia Tech* NC STATE* at Georgia Tech* #11 NORTH CAROLINA* at Clemson* BOSTON COLLEGE* at Wake Forest* at #5 Duke* CLEMSON* at Virginia* at Boston College* #5 DUKE* at #24 Florida State* WAKE FOREST* vs, Wake Forest^ vs. #15 North Carolina^ vs. Quinnipiac^^ ADAMSSeason/Career Highs SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS POINTS 2 (2X) last vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) REBOUNDS 2 at Clemson (1/27/13) FG MADE 1 vs. #11 UNC (1/24/13) FG ATT. 1 vs. #11 UNC (1/24/13) 3 FG MADE 3 FG ATT. FT MADE 2 vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) FT ATT. 4 vs. Wake Forest (3/3/13) ASSISTS BLOCKS STEALS 1 at Clemson (1/27/13) MINUTES 4 at Clemson (1/27/13) ADAMSCareer Statistics Season G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG Page Maryland Women s Basketball Notes

25 RUTANCareer Statistics Maryland Women s Basketball #40 KatieRUTAN Guard 5-8 Redshirt-Junior TR Ambler, Pa. (Springside School/Xavier) ACC All-Academic Team (2013) Frese on Rutan: Katie hit a lot of big shots against us in practice last year. I m really glad we can reverse her jersey and let her do some damage for us the next two seasons. She doesn t need a lot of time or space to get one off and she hits dagger shots. She has a terrifi c feel for fi nding spaces on the fl oor and is very savvy. She s brought so many intangibles to our team that she made us better without ever playing one second for us Season Has seen action in every game and started in 18...has hit at least two threes in 20 of the Terps 32 games...scored eight points with career-high four assists in Terp debut vs. Mount St. Mary s (Nov. 9)...went 2-3 from the fi eld with six rebounds at Loyola (Nov. 11)...scored six points with four assists at Saint Joseph s (Nov. 17)...scored 10 points with fi ve boards and four assists vs. American (Nov. 21)...scored eight points with a three in Terps game at #2 Connecticut (Dec. 3)...hit two threes and grabbed three boards in Terps win over Virginia (Dec. 6)...added seven points with three assists and three boards vs. George Mason (Dec. 8)...went 3-for-7 from the fi eld for 16 points with three assists, three board and a steal at Towson (Dec. 11)...hit a clutch three and added 13 points, three rebounds in 28 minutes at Delaware (Dec. 20)...had 11 points with four boards and fi ve assists vs. Brown (Dec. 28)... had six points, fi ve boards in 33 minutes at #15 UNC after breaking her nose (Jan. 3)...hit three threes for nine points, including one with just over a minute to play to clinch the win, with six boards and two assists vs. #19 Florida State (Jan. 6)...scored eight points with twi threes, fi ve boards, two assists and a steal vs. #24 Miami (Jan. 10)...scored 11 points off two threes and some made free throws at Virginia Tech (Jan. 13)...dished four assists with four points and four boards vs. NC State (Jan. 17)...added six points with fi ve boards and two assists in win at Georgia Tech (Jan. 20)...scored 10 points with six boards and a career-high six assists in a career-high 39 minutes vs. #11 UNC (Jan. 24)...hit three straight threes in a key fi rst half run to fi nish with 16 points, four rebounds, two assists, a block and a steal at Clemson (Jan. 27)...scored 10 points, all in a key fi rst half run, with fi ve boards and two assists in 38 minutes vs. Boston College (Feb. 3)...hit two threes with four rebounds, four assists and four steals in 40 minutes at Wake Forest (Feb. 8)...hit four threes to lead Terps with 14 points at #5 Duke (Feb. 11)...went 3-for-4 from outside the arc for 11 points with a career-high seven rebounds and four assists at Virginia (Feb. 17)...scored eight points off two threes, with two rebounds, three assists and two steals at Boston College (Feb. 21)... scored eight points with four rebounds in 39 minutes vs. No. 5 Duke (Feb. 24)...went 6-for-10 from outside the arc for 24 points, including a three to jumpstart a 24-8 run in fi nal 4:31, at No. 24 Florida State (Feb. 28)...scored eight points with eight rebounds and two assists vs. Wake Forest (March 3)...hit three threes with four boards, two assists and two blocks in 40 minutes vs. Wake in the ACC Quarters (March 8)...hit four threes for 12 points vs. #15 UNC in ACC Semis (March 9)...grabbed a career-high 11 rebounds with eight points, four assists and three steals vs. Quinnipiac in the NCAA First Round (March 23). BeforeMaryland Played freshman and sophomore seasons at Xavier...named to 2010 Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team...twice hit seven three s in a game, most recently at Michigan on Nov. 15, in 2010 NCAA Tournament, team went to Elite Eight before falling to Stanford to advance to national semifi nals...in 2011, team was ranked in the top 5 for much of the year before earning a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament...named to 2011 Atlantic 10 Honor Roll. BeforeXavier Honored as the Interac League Player of the Year and was also selected to the All-League First Team... Selected as an Associated Press First Team Pick in Class A... Selected as a McDonald s All-American Honorable Mention... Ranked in the top-100 by ESPN/Hoopgurlz. Personal Parents are Frank and Kerry Rutan...has one brother, Alex... majoring in fi nance and international business. RUTAN12-13 Game-By-Game OPPONENT MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A TO BLK S TP MOUNT ST. MARY S 22* at Loyola 18* at St. Joseph s 36* AMERICAN at #19 Nebraska at #2 Connecticut VIRGINIA* GEORGE MASON at Towson at Delaware BROWN HARTFORD at #15 North Carolina* #19 FLORIDA STATE* #24 MIAMI* at Virginia Tech* NC STATE* at Georgia Tech* 37* #11 NORTH CAROLINA* 39* at Clemson* 34* BOSTON COLLEGE* 38* at Wake Forest* 40* at #5 Duke* 39* CLEMSON* 24* at Virginia* 37* at Boston College* 32* #5 DUKE* 39* at #24 Florida State* 37* WAKE FOREST* 32* vs. Wake Forest^ 40* vs. #15 North Carolina^ 39* vs. Quinnipiac^^ 35* RUTANSeason/Career Highs SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS POINTS 24 at #24 Florida State (2/28/13) 25 vs. Saint Louis (1/20/10) REBOUNDS 11 vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) 11 vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) FG MADE 8 at #24 Florida State (2/28/13) 8 (2X) last at #24 Florida State (2/28/13) FG ATT. 15 at #5 Duke (2/11/13) 15 (2X) last at #5 Duke (2/11/13) 3 FG MADE 6 at #24 Florida State (2/28/13) 7 (2X) last at Michigan (11/15/10) 3 FG ATT. 12 at #5 Duke (2/11/13) 14 vs. Louisville (3/22/11) FT MADE 3 (3X) last at Virginia Tech (1/13/13) 3 (7X) last at Virginia Tech (1/13/13) FT ATT. 4 at Towson (12/11/12) 6 vs. Louisville (11/23/10) ASSISTS 6 vs. #11 UNC (1/24/13) 6 vs. #11 UNC (1/24/13) BLOCKS 2 vs. Wake Forest (3/8/13) 2 vs. Wake Forest (3/8/13) STEALS 4 at Wake Forest (2/8/13) 4 at Wake Forest (2/8/13) MINUTES 40 (2X) last vs. Wake Forest (3/8/13) 40 (2X) last vs. Wake Forest (3/8/13) RUTANMiscellaneous Stats CATEGORY SEASON CAREER LAST TIME Double-Figure Scoring vs. #15 UNC (3/9/13) Games with 20+ points at #24 Florida State (2/28/13) Games with 2+ threes vs. #15 UNC (3/9/13) Season G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG (Xavier) (Xavier) REDSHIRT SEASON CAREER MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2006 NCAA Champions 2009 & 2012 ACC Champions Page 25

26 Career NCAA TOURNAMENT STATS SequoiaAUSTIN G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG Quinnipiac (3/23/13) Notre Dame (3/27/12) Texas A&M (3/25/12) Louisville (3/19/12) Navy (3/17/12) Georgetown (3/22/11) Saint Francis (Pa.) (3/20/11) CAREER AliciaDeVAUGHN G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG Quinnipiac (3/23/13) 32* Notre Dame (3/27/12) 28* Texas A&M (3/25/12) 22* Louisville (3/19/12) 17* Navy (3/17/12) 22* Georgetown (3/22/11) Saint Francis (Pa.) (3/20/11) CAREER TiannaHAWKINS G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG Quinnipiac (3/23/13) 30* Notre Dame (3/27/12) 30* Texas A&M (3/25/12) 26* Louisville (3/19/12) 38* Navy (3/17/12) 25* Georgetown (3/22/11) Saint Francis (Pa.) (3/20/11) CAREER MalinaHOWARD G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG Quinnipiac (3/23/13) CAREER LaurinMINCY G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG Quinnipiac (3/23/13) Notre Dame (3/27/12) 25* Texas A&M (3/25/12) 37* Louisville (3/19/12) 36* Navy (3/17/12) 31* Georgetown (3/22/11) Saint Francis (Pa.) (3/20/11) CAREER BreneMOSELEY G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG Quinnipiac (3/23/13) Notre Dame (3/27/12) Texas A&M (3/25/12) Louisville (3/19/12) Navy (3/17/12) CAREER ChloePAVLECH G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG Quinnipiac (3/23/13) 32* CAREER TierneyPFIRMAN G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG Quinnipiac (3/23/13) CAREER Page Maryland Women s Basketball Notes

27 Career NCAA TOURNAMENT STATS AlyssaTHOMAS G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS A V G Quinnipiac (3/23/13) 38* Notre Dame (3/27/12) 33* Texas A&M (3/25/12) 32* Louisville (3/19/12) 26* Navy (3/17/12) 33* Georgetown (3/22/11) 38* Saint Francis (Pa.) (3/20/11) 25* CAREER KatieRUTAN G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) 35* vs. Louisville (3/22/11) vs. South Dakota St. (3/20/11) vs. Stanford (3/29/10) vs. Gonzaga (3/27/10) vs. Vanderbilt (3/23/10) vs. ETSU (3/21/10) CAREER EssenceTOWNSEND G-GS MP-MPG FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF DEF REB AVG PF-FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG Quinnipiac (3/23/13) Notre Dame (3/27/12) Texas A&M (3/25/12) Louisville (3/19/12) Navy (3/17/12) Georgetown (3/22/11) Saint Francis (Pa.) (3/20/11) CAREER MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2006 NCAA Champions 2009 & 2012 ACC Champions Page 27

28 NCAATournamentHISTORY Date Location Round UM Seed Seed/Opponent Result 3/14/82 College Park, Md. First Round #2 #7 Stanford W, /19/82 Stanford, Calif. Sweet Sixteen #6 Missouri W, /21/82 Stanford, Calif. Elite Eight #4 Drake W, /26/82 Norfolk, Va. Final Four #2 Cheyney L, Opening Round #3 Bye 3/19/82 College Park, Md. First Round #6 Central Michigan W, /14/83 State College, Pa. Sweet Sixteen #2 Old Dominion L, /17/84 Cheyney, Pa. First Round #6 #3 Cheyney State L, First Round #2 Bye 3/16/86 Columbus, Ohio Second Round #3 Ohio State L, First Round #2 Bye 3/19/88 College Park, Md. Second Round #7 St. Joseph s W, /24/88 Athens, Ga. Sweet Sixteen #3 Ohio State W, /26/88 Athens, Ga. Elite Eight #1 Auburn L, First Round #1 Bye 3/18/89 College Park, Md. Second Round #9 Bowling Green W, /23/89 Austin, Texas Sweet Sixteen #4 Stephen F. Austin W, /25/89 Austin, Texas Elite Eight #2 Texas W, /31/89 Tacoma, Wash. Final Four #1 Tennessee L, /14/90 College Park, Md. First Round #6 #11 Appalachian State W, /17/90 Providence, R.I. Second Round #3 Providence L, /13/91 Worcester, Mass. First Round #6 #11 Holy Cross L, First Round #2 Bye 3/21/92 College Park, Md. Second Round #10 Toledo W, /26/92 West Lafayette, Ind. Sweet Sixteen #3 Purdue W, /28/92 West Lafayette, Ind. Elite Eight #4 Western Kentucky L, First Round #2 Bye 3/20/93 College Park, Md. Second Round SW Missouri State L, /14/97 Norfolk, Va. First Round #9 #8 Purdue L, /17/01 Storrs, Conn. First Round #8 #9 Colorado State L, /21/04 Baton Rouge, La. First Round #12 #5 Miami (FL) W, /23/04 Baton Rouge, La. Second Round #4 LSU L, /20/05 College Park, Md. First Round #7 #10 UW-Green Bay W, /22/05 College Park, Md. Second Round #2 Ohio State L, /19/06 State College, Pa. First Round #2 #15 Sacred Heart W, /21/06 State College, Pa. Second Round #7 St. John s W, /25/06 Albuquerque, N.M. Sweet Sixteen #3 Baylor W, /27/06 Albuquerque, N.M. Elite Eight #5 Utah W, OT 4/2/06 Boston, Mass. Final Four #1 North Carolina W, /4/06 Boston, Mass. Final #1 Duke W, OT 3/18/07 Storrs, Conn. First Round #2 #15 Harvard W, /20/07 Storrs, Conn. Second Round #7 Mississippi L, /23/08 College Park, Md. First Round #1 #16 Coppin State W, /25/08 College Park, Md. Second Round #8 Nebraska W, /29/08 Spokane, Wash. Sweet Sixteen #4 Vanderbilt W, /31/08 Spokane, Wash. Elite Eight #2 Lousiville L, /22/09 College Park, Md. First Round #1 #16 Dartmouth W, /24/09 College Park, Md. Second Round #9 Utah W, /28/09 Raleigh, N.C. Sweet Sixteen #4 Vanderbilt W, /30/09 Raleigh, N.C. Elite Eight #3 Louisville L, /20/11 College Park, Md. First Round #4 #13 Saint Francis (Pa.) W, /22/11 College Park, Md. Second Round #5 Georgetown L, /17/12 College Park, Md. First Round #2 #15 Navy W, /19/12 College Park, Md. Second Round #7 Louisville W, /25/12 Raleigh, N.C. Sweet Sixteen #3 Texas A&M W, /27/12 Raleigh, N.C. Elite Eight #1 Notre Dame L, /23/13 College Park, Md. First Round #4 #13 Quinnipiac W, SeriesInfo Team Rec. 1st Meeting Last Meeting Appalachian State Auburn Baylor Bowling Green Central Michigan Cheney State Colorado State Coppin State Dartmouth Drake Duke Georgetown Harvard Holy Cross LSU Louisville Miami (FL) Mississippi Missouri Navy Nebraska North Carolina Notre Dame Old Dominion Ohio State Providence Purdue Quinnipiac Sacred Heart Saint Francis (Pa.) St. John s St. Joseph s Stanford Stephen F. Austin SW Missouri State Tennessee Texas Texas A&M Toledo Utah Vanderbilt Western Kentucky UW-Green Bay Maryland s NCAA Tournament Record In College Park 15-3 In Comcast Center 9-2 In the First Round 10-3 In the Second Round 9-8 In the Sweet Sixteen 8-1 In the Elite Eight 3-5 In the Final Four 1-2 In the Championship game 1-0 As a No. 1 seed 9-3 As a No. 2 seed 15-6 As a No. 3 seed 1-1 As a No. 4 seed 2-1 As a No. 6 seed 1-4 As a No. 7 seed 1-1 As a No. 8 seed 0-1 As a No. 9 seed 0-1 As a No. 12 seed 1-1 Page Maryland Women s Basketball Notes

29 NCAA Tournament INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Game Records Points Rk. PTS Player (Year) Marissa Coleman (vs. Vanderbilt, RSF, 3/28/09) Kristi Toliver (vs. Stanford, RF, 3/31/08) Crystal Langhorne (vs. Baylor, RSF, 3/25/06) Vicky Bullett (Ohio State, RSF, ) Deanna Tate (vs. Texas, RF, 3/25/89) Crystal Langhorne (vs. St. John s, 2R, 3/21/06) 30 Deanna Tate (vs. Stephen F. Austin, RSF, 3/23/89) ALYSSA THOMAS (vs. Quinnipiac, 1R, 3/23/13) 29 Christy Winters (vs. Appalachian State, 1R, 3/14/90) 29 Vicky Bullett (vs. Bowling Green, 2R, 3/18/89) Field Goals Made Rk. FGM Player (Year) Marissa Coleman (vs. Vanderbilt, RSF, 3/28/09) Kristi Toliver (vs. Stanford, RF, 3/31/08) 14 Crystal Langhorne (vs. Baylor, RSF, 3/25/06) 14 Deanna Tate (vs. Stephen F. Austin, RSF, 3/18/89) 14 Vicky Bullett (vs. Ohio State, RSF, 3/24/88) Christy Winters (vs. Appalachian State, 1R, 3/14/90) ALYSSA THOMAS (vs. Quinnipiac, 1R, 3/23/13) 12 Crystal Langhorne (vs. Vanderbilt, RSF, 3/29/08) 12 Vicky Bullett (vs. Bowling Green, 2R, 3/18/89) 12 Deanna Tate (vs. Texas, RF, 3/23/89) Field Goals Attempted Rk. FGA Player (Year) Vicky Bullett (vs. Bowling Green, 2R, 3/18/89) Marissa Coleman (vs. Vanderbilt, RSF, 3/28/09) Deanna Tate (vs. Tennessee, FF, 3/31/89) 25 Deanna Tate (vs. Ohio State, 1R, 3/16/86) Deanna Tate (vs. Texas, RF, 3/25/89) ALYSSA THOMAS (vs. Quinnipiac, 1R, 3/23/13) Kristi Toliver (vs. Utah, RF, 3/27/06) ALYSSA THOMAS (vs. Texas A&M, RSF, 3/25/12) 21 4 others 3-Point Field Goals Made Rk. FGM Player (Year) 1. 6 Kristi Toliver (vs. Utah, RF, 3/27/06) 2. 4 Kristi Toliver (vs. Louisville, RF, 3/30/09) 3. 3 Anjale Barrett (vs. Saint Francis, 1R, 3/20/11) 3 14 others 3-Point Field Goals Attempted Rk. FGA Player (Year) Kristi Toliver (vs. Mississippi, 2R, 3/20/07) Kristi Toliver (vs. Louisville, RF, 3/30/09) 3. 9 Kristi Toliver (vs. Vanderbilt, RSF, 3/28/09) 9 Kristi Toliver (vs. St. John s, 2R, 3/21/06) 9 Kristi Toliver (vs. Utah, RSF, 3/27/06) 9 Marche Strickland (vs. Colorado State, 1R, 3/17/01) 9 Tiffany Brown (vs. Purdue, 1R, 3/14/97) 8. 8 LAURIN MINCY (vs. Georgetown, 2R, 3/22/11) 8 3 others Free Throws Made Rk. FTM Player (Year) ALYSSA THOMAS (vs. Georgetown, 2R, 3/22/11) 11 Shay Doron (vs. LSU, 2R, 3/23/04) LAURIN MINCY (vs. Louisville, 2R, 3/19/12) 10 Marissa Coleman (vs. Vanderbilt, RSF, 3/28/09) 10 Carla Holmes (vs. Texas, RF, 3/25/89) 6. 9 Crystal Langhorne (vs. Coppin State, 1R, 3/23/08) 9 Shay Doron (vs. St. John s, 2R, 3/21/06) 9 Jasmina Perazic (vs. Missouri, RSF, 3/19/82) others Free Throws Attempted Rk. FTA Player (Year) LAURIN MINCY (vs. Louisville, 2R, 3/19/12) Shay Doron (vs. LSU, 2R, 3/23/04) ALYSSA THOMAS (vs. Georgetown, 2R, 3/22/11) 11 Marissa Coleman (vs. Vanderbilt, RSF, 3/28/09) 11 Crystal Langhorne (vs. Coppin State, 1R, 3/23/08) 11 Shay Doron (vs. Miami, 1R, 3/21/04) 11 Carla Holmes (vs. Texas, RF, 3/25/89) Laura Harper (vs. Coppin State, 1R, 3/23/08) 10 6 others Rk. RBS Player (Year) Marissa Coleman (vs. Utah, 2R, 3/24/09) 18 Vicky Bullett (vs. Bowling Green, 2R, 3/19/89) ALICIA DeVAUGHN (vs. Quinnipiac, 1R, 3/23/13) 17 Demauria Liles (vs. Utah, 2R, 3/24/09) TIANNA HAWKINS (vs. Quinnipiac, 1R, 3/23/13) 16 Crystal Langhorne (vs. Ohio State, 2R, 3/22/05) Marissa Coleman (vs. Vanderbilt, RSF, 3/28/09) 15 Crystal Langhorne (vs. Baylor, RSF, 3/25/06) TIANNA HAWKINS (vs. Louisville, 2R, 3/19/12) 14 ALYSSA THOMAS (vs. Georgetown, 2R, 3/22/11) 14 2 others Assists Rk. ATS Player (Year) Debbie Lytle (vs. Stanford, 2R, 3/14/82) Kristi Toliver (vs. Sacred Heart, 1R, 3/19/06) Terri Bradley (vs. Appalachian State, 1R, 3/14/90) Carla Holmes (vs. St. Joseph s, 2R, 3/19/88) 5. 9 Kristi Toliver (vs. Harvard, 1R, 3/18/07) 9 Terri Bradley (vs. Providence, 2R, 3/17/90) 9 Carla Holmes (vs. Appalachian State, 1R, 3/14/90) others Blocked Shots Rk. B Player (Year) 1. 4 Marissa Coleman (vs. Utah, RF, 3/27/06) 4 Delvona Oliver (vs. LSU, 2R, 3/23/05) 4 Vicky Bullett (vs. Bowling Green, 2R, 3/18/89) 4 Vicky Bullett (vs. Stephen F. Austin, RSF, 3/23/89) 5. 3 LAURIN MINCY (vs. Texas A&M, RSF, 3/25/12) 5 others Series Records Points Rk. PTS Player (Year) Crystal Langhorne ( 06) Deanna Tate ( 89) Marissa Coleman ( 09) Vicky Bullett ( 89) Crystal Langhorne ( 08) 84 Laura Harper ( 06) 84 Kristi Toliver ( 06) Kristi Toliver ( 08) 75 Kristi Toliver ( 09) Scoring Average min. 2 games Rk. PTS Player (Year) Deanna Tate ( 89) (106) Crystal Langhorne ( 06) (132) Marissa Coleman ( 09) (87) Vicky Bullett ( 89) (86) Vicky Bullett ( 88) (64) Crystal Langhorne ( 08) (84) 21.0 Shay Doron ( 04) (42) ALYSSA THOMAS ( 11) (39) Crystal Langhorne ( 05) (38) Field Goals Made Rk. FGM Player (Year) Crystal Langhorne ( 06) Deanna Tate ( 89) Marissa Coleman ( 09) 33 Vicky Bullett ( 89) Kristi Toliver ( 06) Crystal Langhorne ( 08) Kristi Toliver ( 09) Jasmina Perazic ( 82) ALYSSA THOMAS ( 12) Field Goal Percentage min. 15 attempts Rk. FG% Player (Year) Crystal Langhorne ( 06) (53 for 74) Jessie Hicks ( 92) (15 for 21) Belinda Pearman ( 82) (23 for 34) Crystal Langhorne ( 08) (30 for 46) Vicky Bullett ( 88) (26 for 40) Subrina Rivers ( 90) (11 for 17) Crystal Washington ( 04) (10 for 16) Debbie Lytle ( 82) (19 for 31) 3-Point Field Goals Made Rk. FGM Player (Year) Kristi Toliver ( 06) Kristi Toliver ( 09) 3. 6 Kristi Toliver ( 07) 6 Ashleigh Newman ( 06) 5. 5 LAURIN MINCY ( 12) 5 4 others 3-Point Field Goal Percentage min. 7 attempts Rk. FG% Player (Year) LAURIN MINCY ( 12) (5 for 10) Ashleigh Newman ( 06) (6 for 13) Marissa Coleman ( 09) (4 for 9) BRENE MOSELEY ( 12) (3-for-7) Lisa Brown ( 88) (4 for 10) Kristi Toliver ( 06) (14 for 37) Kristi Toliver ( 09) (11 for 30) Carla Holmes ( 89) (5 for 14) Kim Rodgers ( 12) (4 for 12).333 Delvona Oliver ( 04) (3 for 9).333 Marche Strickland ( 01) (3 for 9) Free Throws Made Rk. FTM Player (Year) Laura Harper ( 06) Crystal Langhorne ( 06) Crystal Langhorne ( 08) Shay Doron ( 06) Vicky Bullett ( 89) Laura Harper ( 08) MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2006 NCAA Champions 2009 & 2012 ACC Champions Page 29

30 NCAA Tournament INDIVIDUAL RECORDS LAURIN MINCY ( 12) 18 Shay Doron ( 04) Marissa Coleman ( 09) 17 Marissa Coleman ( 08) 17 Deanna Tate ( 89) Free Throws Attempted Rk. FTA Player (Year) Laura Harper ( 06) 39 Crystal Langhorne ( 06) Crystal Langhorne ( 08) Shay Doron ( 06) Laura Harper ( 08) Vicky Bullett ( 89) LAURIN MINCY ( 12) 23 Marissa Coleman ( 08) 23 Shay Doron ( 04) Free Throw Percentage min. 10 attempts Rk. FT% Player (Year) ALYSSA THOMAS ( 11) (15 for 15) Deanna Tate ( 89) (17 for 18) 3.,941 Kristi Toliver ( 08) (16 for 17) Jasmina Perazic ( 82) (15 for 16) Carla Holmes ( 89) (12 for 13).923 Vicky Bullett ( 88) (12 for 13) Marissa Coleman ( 06) (14 for 16) Vicky Bullett ( 89) (20 for 24) Shay Doron ( 06) (23 for 28) Rk. RBS Player (Year) Marissa Coleman ( 06) Marissa Coleman ( 09) 50 Laura Harper ( 06) Crystal Langhorne ( 06) Demauria Liles ( 09) Vicky Bullett ( 89) Crystal Langhorne ( 08) Myra Waters ( 82) Rebounding Average min. 2 games Rk. RBS Player (Year) Crystal Langhorne ( 05) (26) Marissa Coleman ( 09) (50) Demauria Liles ( 09) (48) Marissa Coleman ( 07) (21) 10.5 Vicky Bullett ( 89) (42) Crystal Langhorne ( 08) (41) Marissa Coleman ( 06) (61) Lynetta Kizer ( 11) (19) ALYSSA THOMAS ( 11) (18) 9.0 Chrissy Fisher ( 04) (27) 9.0 Vicky Bullett ( 88) (27) Deanna Tate ( 89) 18 Deanna Tate ( 88) Blocks Rk. B Player (Year) 1. 9 Vicky Bullett ( 89) 2. 6 Delvona Oliver ( 04) 3. 5 Demauria Liles ( 09) 5 Marissa Coleman ( 06) 5 Laura Harper ( 06) 5 Vicky Bullett ( 88) 7. 4 Lynetta Kizer ( 09) 4 Marissa Coleman ( 09) 4 Laura Harper ( 07) 4 Jessie Hicks ( 90) Steals Rk. S Player (Year) Deanna Tate ( 89) Shay Doron ( 06) Vicky Bullett ( 89) 11 Carla Holmes ( 89) 11 Myra Waters ( 82) Subrina Waters ( 89) 7. 9 Deanna Tate ( 89) 8. 8 TIANNA HAWKINS ( 12) 8 Vicky Bullett ( 88) Assists Rk. A Player (Year) Kristi Toliver ( 06) Kristi Toliver ( 08) Debbie Lytle ( 82) Marissa Coleman ( 06) 20 Terri Bradley ( 90) 20 Carla Holmes ( 88) Page Maryland Women s Basketball Notes

31 Maryland Records Largest Margin of Victory 46 vs. Stephen F. Austin (89-54), 3/23/89 Points Series High in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High vs. Appalachian State (3/14/90) Single Game Low - 48 vs. Purdue (3/14/97) Scoring Average Series High in 1990 (2 games) Series Low in 2011 (2 games) Field Goals Made Series High in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 47 vs. Appalachian State (3/14/90) Single Game Low - 18 vs. Georgetown (3/22/11) Field Goals Attempted Series High in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 80 vs. Bowling Green (3/18/89) Single Game Low - 47 vs. SW Missouri State (3/20/93); vs. Old Dominion (3/24/84) Field Goal Percentage Series High in 1983 (66 for 117, 2 games) Series Low in 2011 (41 for 115, 2 games) Single Game High vs. SW Missouri State (32 for 47), 3/20/93 Single Game Low vs. Georgetown (18 for 57), 3/22/11 3-Point Field Goals Made Series High - 29 in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 8 vs. Louisville (3/30/09); vs. Utah (3/27/06) Single Game Low - 0 vs. Notre Dame (3/27/12); 0 vs. Purdue (3/26/92); vs. Appalachian State (3/14/90); vs. Bowling Green (3/18/89) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted Series High - 88 in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 25 vs. Mississippi (3/20/07) Single Game Low - 0 vs. Appalachian State (3/14/90) 3-Point FG Percentage Series High in 1988 (6 for 15), 3 games Series Low in 1990 (1 for 6), 2 games Single Game High vs. Stephen F. Austin (2 for 3), 3/23/89 Single Game Low vs. Notre Dame (0 for 8), 3/27/12;.000 vs. Purdue (0 for 3), 3/26/92; vs. Bowling Green (0 for 2), 3/18/89 Free Throws Made Series High in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 28 vs. Coppin State (3/23/08) Single Game Low - 5 vs. Notre Dame (3/27/12); vs. Ohio State (3/22/05); vs. St. Joseph s (3/19/88) Free Throws Attempted Series High in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 35 vs. Coppin State (3/23/08) Single Game Low - 6 vs. St. Joseph s (3/19/88) Maryland Women s Basketball NCAA Tournament TEAM RECORDS Free Throw Percentage Series High in 1988 (35 for 42, 3 games) Series Low in 2005 (22 for 38, 2 games) Single Game High vs. SW Missouri State (15 for 16), 3/20/93 Single Game Low vs. Ohio State (5 for 10), 3/22/05 Series High in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 59 vs. Quinnipiac (3/23/13) Single Game Low - 13 vs. Old Dominion (3/24/83) Rebounding Average Series High in 2009 (192 in 4 games) Series Low in 1983 (58 in 2 games) Fouls Series High in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 29 vs. Ohio State (3/16/86) Single Game Low - 7 vs. Sacred Heart (3/19/06) Assists Series High - 96 in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 31 vs. Appalachian State (3/14/90) Single Game Low - 6 vs. Tennessee (3/31/89) Blocks Series High - 18 in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 7 vs. Utah (3/27/06); vs. Miami (3/21/04) Single Game Low - 0 fi ve times, most recently 4/4/06 vs. Duke Steals Series High - 60 in 1989 (4 games) Single Game High - 25 vs. Stephen F. Austin (3/23/89) Single Game Low - 1 vs. Vanderbilt (3/28/09); Baylor (3/25/06); vs. LSU (3/23/04) Opponent Records Points Series High in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High by Auburn (3/26/88) Single Game Low - 48 by Saint Francis (Pa.) (3/20/11); by Stanford (3/14/82) Scoring Average Series High in 2004 (161 in 2 games) Series Low in 2011 (127 in 2 games) Field Goals Made Series High in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 44 by Auburn (3/26/88) Single Game Low - 16 by Saint Francis (Pa.) (3/20/11) Field Goals Attempted Series High in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 80 by Cheyney State (3/17/84); by Central Michigan (3/19/83) Single Game Low - 46 by Colorado State (3/17/01) Field Goal Percentage Series High in 1988 (104 for 206, 3 games) Series Low in 2011 (37 for 104, 2 games) Single Game High by Auburn (44 for 72), 3/26/88 Single Game Low by Quinnipiac (17 for 74), 3/23/13 3-Point Field Goals Made Series High - 36 in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 14 by Colorado State (3/17/01); by Stanford (3/31/08) Single Game Low - 0 by Tennessee (3/31/89); by Stephen F. Austin (3/23/89) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted Series High in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 28 by Vanderbilt (3/28/09), by Stanford (3/31/08); by Toledo (3/21/92) Single Game Low - 0 by Tennessee (3/31/89) 3-Point FG Percentage Series High in 1990 (15 for 28, 2 games) Series Low in 2009 (21 for 76, 4 games) Single Game High by Colorado State (14 for 24), 3/17/01 Single Game Low by UW-Green Bay (1 for 11), 3/20/05 Free Throws Made Series High - 77 in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 31 by Ohio State (3/16/86) Single Game Low - 1 by St. Joseph s (3/19/88) Free Throws Attempted Series High in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 40 by Ohio State (3/16/86) Single Game Low - 1 by St. Joseph s (3/19/88) Free Throw Percentage Series High in 2007 (33 for 37, 2 games) Series Low in 2005 (19 for 34, 2 games) Single Game High by Navy (2 for 2), 3/17/12;.909 by Purdue (10 for 11), 3/26/92 Single Game Low by Nebraska (6 for 13), 3/25/08 Series High in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 48 by Auburn (3/26/88); by Cheyney State (3/17/84) Single Game Low - 14 by SW Missouri State (3/20/93) Rebounding Average Series High in 1989 (163, 4 games) Series Low in 2007 (61, 2 games) Fouls Series High in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 24 by Coppin State (3/23/08) Single Game Low - 11 by Notre Dame (3/27/12); Ohio State (3/22/05); by Tennessee (3/31/89) Assists Series High - 84 in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 22 by Ohio State (3/22/05); 3 others Single Game Low - 3 by Dartmouth (3/22/09) Blocks Series High - 23 in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 7 by Bowling Green (3/18/89) Single Game Low - 0 by Purdue (3/14/97); by SW Missouri State (3/20/93) Steals Series High - 50 in 2006 (6 games) Single Game High - 16 by UNC (4/2/06) Single Game Low - 2 by Baylor (3/25/06); 2 others MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2006 NCAA Champions 2009 & 2012 ACC Champions Page 31

32 Points (1,000 or more) Rk. PTS Player (Years) 1. 2,247 Crystal Langhorne ( ) 2. 2,205 Marissa Coleman ( ) 3. 2,078 Kristi Toliver (06-09) 4. 1,928 Vicky Bullett ( ) 5. 1,878 Shay Doron ( ) 6. 1,679 Christy Winters ( ) 7. 1,650 ALYSSA THOMAS (2010-pres.) 8. 1,630 Marcia Richardson ( ) 9. 1,621 Lynetta Kizer ( ) 10. 1,601 Jessie Hicks ( ) 11. 1,572 TIANNA HAWKINS (2009-pres.) 12. 1,541 Deanna Tate ( ) 13. 1,512 Deedee Warley ( ) 14. 1,450 Marche Strickland ( ) 15. 1,425 Kris Kirchner ( ) 16. 1,423 Myra Waters ( ) 17. 1,407 Laura Harper ( ) 18. 1,396 Jasmina Perazic ( ) 19. 1,372 Chequita Wood ( ) 20. 1,350 Tara Heiss ( ) 21. 1,349 Stephanie Cross ( ) 22. 1,291 Lisa Brown ( ) 23. 1,284 Belinda Pearman ( ) 24. 1,218 Bonnie Rimkus ( ) 25. 1,189 Debbie Lytle ( ) 26. 1,163 Renneika Razor ( ) 27. 1,113 Jane Zivalich ( ) 28. 1,052 Carla Holmes ( ) Rk. RBS Player (Years) 1. 1,229 Crystal Langhorne ( ) 2. 1,139 Marissa Coleman ( ) 3. 1,067 TIANNA HAWKINS (2009-pres.) Vicky Bullett ( ) Lynetta Kizer ( ) Kris Kirchner ( ) Laura Harper ( ) ALYSSA THOMAS (2010-pres.) Myra Waters ( ) Christy Winters ( ) Stephanie Cross ( ) Jessie Hicks ( ) 703 Chequita Wood ( ) Deedee Warley ( ) Subrena Rivers ( ) Bonnie Rimkus ( ) Debbie Lytle ( ) Jade Perry ( ) Assists (300 or more) Rk. ATS Player (Years) Kristi Toliver ( ) Debbie Lytle ( ) Tara Heiss ( ) Deanna Tate ( ) Anjale Barrett ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Carla Holmes ( ) Anesia Smith ( ) Shay Doron ( ) Subrena Rivers ( ) Marcia Richardson ( ) Maryland Women s Basketball Career Record Book UPDATE Lisa Brown ( ) Tiffany Brown ( ) Sonia Chase ( ) Vicki Brick (2000, 02-04) Terri Daniels ( ) Steals Rk. ST Player (Years) Debbie Lytle ( ) Sonia Chase ( ) Deanna Tate ( ) Renneika Razor ( ) Myra Waters ( ) Chequita Wood ( ) Vicki Brick (2000, 02-04) Shay Doron ( ) Vicky Bullett ( ) Lisa Brown ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Tiffany Brown ( ) Stephanie Cross ( ) Marcia Richardson ( ) ALYSSA THOMAS (2010-pres.) Anesia Smith ( ) Blocked Shots Rk. B Player (Years) Laura Harper ( ) Kris Kirchner ( ) Vicky Bullett ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Jessie Hicks ( ) TIANNA HAWKINS (2009-pres.) ALICIA DeVAUGHN (2010-pres.) Krystal Kimrey ( ) Christy Winters ( ) Chequita Wood ( ) Diandra Tchatchouang ( ) Lynetta Kizer ( ) Debbie Lytle ( ) Crystal Washington ( ) 71 Rosita Melbourne ( ) Myra Waters ( ) 65 Carolin Dehn-Duhr ( ) Bonnie Rimkus ( ) Deedee Warley ( ) Field Goals Made Rk. FGM Player (Years) Crystal Langhorne ( ) Vicky Bullett ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ) Christy Winters ( ) Marcia Richardson ( ) TIANNA HAWKINS (2009-pres.) Jessie Hicks ( ) Jasmina Perazic ( ) Shay Doron ( ) 618 Deanna Tate ( ) ALYSSA THOMAS (2010-pres.) Lynetta Kizer ( ) Chequita Wood ( ) Myra Waters ( ) Tara Heiss ( ) Kris Kirchner ( ) Deedee Warley ( ) Field Goal Percentage min. 500 attempts/ 2 years Rk. FG% Player (Years) Crystal Langhorne ( ) Jessie Hicks ( ) TIANNA HAWKINS (2009-pres.) Kalisa Davis ( ) Dafne Lee ( ) Laura Harper ( ) Vicky Bullett ( ) Jasmina Perazic ( ) Myra Waters ( ) Branka Bogunovic ( ) Christy Winters ( ) Deanna Tate ( ) Chequita Wood ( ) Marcia Richardson ( ) Jane Zivalich ( ) Betsy Bailey ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made Rk. FGM Player (Years) Kristi Toliver ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) 172 Tiffany Brown ( ) Marche Strickland ( ) Shay Doron ( ) Ashleigh Newman ( ) Kim Rodgers ( ) Marah Strickland ( ) Terri Daniels ( ) Lori Bjork (2010) Chrissy Fisher ( ) LAURIN MINCY (2010-pres.) 76 Anjale Barrett ( ) Carla Holmes ( ) Kelley Gibson ( ) KATIE RUTAN (2012-pres.) Diandra Tchatchouang ( ) Lillian Purvis ( ) Alli Spence (2004) BRENE MOSELEY (2011-pres.) 32 Limor Mizarachi (1992) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage min. 50 attempts/ 2 years Rk. FG% Player (Years) Kristi Toliver ( ) Kim Bretz ( ) Marah Strickland ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Anjale Barrett ( ) Carla Holmes ( ) LAURIN MINCY (2010-pres.) Chrissy Fisher ( ) Lisa Brown ( ) Terri Daniels ( ) Marche Strickland ( ) Free Throws Made Rk. FTM Player (Years) Shay Doron ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Crystal Langhorne ( ) Lynetta Kizer ( ) ALYSSA THOMAS (2010-pres.) Laura Harper ( ) 386 Deedee Warley ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ) Jessie Hicks ( ) Vicky Bullett ( ) Kris Kirchner ( ) 287 Deanna Tate ( ) Renneika Razor ( ) Christy Winters ( ) Myra Waters ( ) Sonia Chase ( ) Debbie Lytle ( ) Free Throw Percentage min. 200 attempts Rk. FT% Player (Years) Kristi Toliver ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Marche Strickland ( ) Shay Doron ( ) ALYSSA THOMAS (2010-pres.) Lisa Brown ( ) Marcia Richardson ( ) Deanna Tate ( ) Jasmina Perazic ( ) Michele Andrew ( ) Malissa Boles ( ) Myra Waters ( ) Jade Perry ( ) Jane Zivalich ( ) Vicky Bullett ( ) TIANNA HAWKINS (2009-pres.) Deedee Warley ( ) Games Played Rk. GP Player (Years) Marissa Coleman ( ) Ashleigh Newman ( ) Jade Perry ( ) 139 Kristi Toliver ( ) Anjale Barrett ( ) Lynetta Kizer ( ) 135 Crystal Langhorne ( ) Games Started Rk. GS Player (Years) Crystal Langhorne ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ) Shay Doron ( ) Marche Strickland ( ) Page Maryland Women s Basketball Notes

33 Points Rk. PTS Player (Year) Vicky Bullett ( ) Crystal Langhorne ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ) Deanna Tate ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ) Kris Kirchner ( ) ALYSSA THOMAS ( ) ALYSSA THOMAS ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) TIANNA HAWKINS ( ) Vicky Bullett ( ) Shay Doron ( ) Crystal Langhorne ( ) Crystal Langhorne ( ) Christy Winters ( ) Jessie Hicks ( ) Lisa Brown ( ) Laura Harper ( ) Shay Doron ( ) Rk. RBS Player (Year) Kris Kirchner ( ) Crystal Langhorne ( ) ALYSSA THOMAS ( ) TIANNA HAWKINS ( ) Demauria Liles ( ) 325 Crystal Langhorne ( ) Kris Kirchner ( ) Laura Harper ( ) TIANNA HAWKINS ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Vicky Bullett ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Crystal Langhorne ( ) Vicky Bullett ( ) Bonnie Rimkus ( ) ALYSSA THOMAS ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Crystal Langhorne ( ) Lynetta Kizer ( ) Laura Harper ( ) 258 Kris Kirchner ( ) TIANNA HAWKINS ( ) 256 Marissa Coleman ( ) Assists Rk. ATS Player (Year) Kristi Toliver ( ) Tara Heiss ( ) Deanna Tate ( ) Anesia Smith ( ) Debbie Lytle ( ) Anjale Barrett ( ) 177 Deanna Tate ( ) ALYSSA THOMAS ( ) Dara Taylor ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ) Carla Holmes ( ) Debbie Lytle ( ) Debbie Lytle ( ) Maryland Women s Basketball Season Record Book UPDATE Shay Doron ( ) Lisa Brown ( ) 148 Karon Ferguson ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ) Subrena Rivers ( ) Steals Rk. ST Player (Year) Deanna Tate ( ) Vicki Brick ( ) Sonia Chase ( ) Debbie Lytle ( ) 89 Deanna Tate ( ) 89 Sonia Chase ( ) Renneika Razor ( ) Debbie Lytle ( ) Chequita Wood ( ) Deanna Tate ( ) Myra Waters ( ) Myra Waters ( ) 73 Debbie Lytle ( ) Vicky Bullett ( ) Vicky Bullett ( ) Blocked Shots Rk. B Player (Year) Kris Kirchner ( ) Laura Harper ( ) Laura Harper ( ) Kris Kirchner ( ) Vicky Bullett ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Laura Harper ( ) Kris Kirchner ( ) 47 Jessie Hicks ( ) 47 Jessie Hicks ( ) Demauria Liles ( ) 46 Vicky Bullett ( ) ALICIA DeVAUGHN ( ) Diandra Tchatchouang ( ) Vicky Bullett ( ) Crystal Washington ( ) TIANNA HAWKINS ( ) ALICIA DeVAUGHN ( ) Diandra Tchatchouang ( ) Caroline Dehn-Duhr ( ) TIANNA HAWKINS ( ) 33 Christy Winters ( ) Field Goal Percentage min. 200 attempts Rk. FG% Player (Year) Crystal Langhorne ( ) Crystal Langhorne ( ) Crystal Langhorne ( ) Jessie Hicks ( ) TIANNA HAWKINS ( ) Laura Harper ( ).603 Kalisa Davis ( ( Vicky Bullett ( ) Jessie Hicks ( ) Branka Bogunovic ( ) Crystal Langhorne ( ) Jessie Hicks ( ) Christy Winters ( ) Kalisa Davis ( ) Dafne Lee ( ) Lea Hakala ( ).577 Chequita Wood ( ) Field Goals Made Rk. FGM Player (Year) Vicky Bullett ( ) Deanna Tate ( ) Crystal Langhorne ( ) TIANNA HAWKINS ( ) Kris Kirchner ( ) Vicky Bullett ( ) ALYSSA THOMAS ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Jasmina Perazic ( ) Marcia Richardson ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ) Lisa Brown ( ) Christy Winters ( ) Crystal Langhorne ( ) 215 Crystal Langhorne ( ) 215 Chequita Wood ( ) ALYSSA THOMAS ( ) Crystal Langhorne ( ) Bonnie Rimkus ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage min. 50 attempts Rk. FG% Player (Year) Alli Spence ( ) Terri Daniels ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ) Carla Holmes ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ) Limor Mizrachi ( ) Lori Bjork ( ) Marah Strickland ( ) BRENE MOSELEY ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ).404 Marche Strickland ( ) LAURIN MINCY ( ) Terri Bradley ( ) Shay Doron ( ) Chrissy Fisher ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Marah Strickland ( ) KATIE RUTAN ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ) Carla Holmes ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made Rk. FGM Player (Year) Kristi Toliver ( ) Lori Bjork ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ) Tiffany Brown ( ) KATIE RUTAN ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ) 59 Marche Strickland ( ) Marah Strickland ( ) Shay Doron ( ) LAURIN MINCY ( ) 54 Marah Strickland ( ) 54 Marissa Coleman ( ) Marche Strickland ( ) Tiffany Brown ( ) Ashleigh Newman ( ) 47 Marche Strickland ( ) Kim Rodgers ( ) 46 Marissa Coleman ( ) Terri Daniels ( ) 42 Chrissy Fisher ( ) Free Throw Percentage min. 50 attempts Rk. FT% Player (Year) Kristi Toliver ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ) Lori Bjork ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ).860 Jasmina Perazic ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ).857 Marche Strickland ( ) Marche Strickland ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Shay Doron ( ) Shay Doron ( ) Limor Mizrachi ( ) Jade Perry ( ) Marcia Richardson ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) LAURIN MINCY ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) ALYSSA THOMAS ( ).800 Jane Zivalich ( ) Free Throws Made Rk. FTM Player (Year) ALYSSA THOMAS ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Crystal Langhorne ( ) Laura Harper ( ) Marissa Coleman ( ) Shay Doron ( ) Kristi Toliver ( ) Shay Doron ( ) Shay Doron ( ) 135 Kris Kirchner ( ) ALYSSA THOMAS ( ) Laura Harper ( ) Crystal Langhorne ( ) 119 Jessie Hicks ( ) Deedee Warley ( ) Lynetta Kizer ( ) 114 Crystal Langhorne ( ) ALYSSA THOMAS ( ) 108 Vicky Bullett ( ) Deedee Warley ( ) LAURIN MINCY ( ) MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2006 NCAA Champions 2009 & 2012 ACC Champions Page 33

34 SeasonRESULTS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES ACC GAMES NON-CONFERENCE MD OPP DATE TIME RANK OPPONENT RANK RESULT ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBS HIGH ASTS 11/09/12 7:00 p.m. [5/5] MOUNT ST. MARY S -- W, ,694 Hawkins (18) DeVaughn (11) Mincy (5) Thomas (5) 11/11/12 7:00 p.m. [5/5] at Loyola -- W, Hawkins (33) Hawkins (13) Thomas (6) 11/17/12 2:00 p.m. [5/5] at Saint Joseph s -- L, ,851 Thomas (16) Thomas (15) Rutan (4) 11/21/12 4:00 p.m. [10/10] AMERICAN -- W, ,518 Hawkins (25) Hawkins (9) Pavlech (8) DeVaughn (9) 11/28/12 8:00 p.m. [11/10] at Nebraska [21/19] W, ,238 Thomas (25) Hawkins (12) Thomas (8) 12/03/12 7:00 p.m. [9/10] at Connecticut [2/2] L, ,645 Hawkins (14) Hawkins (10) Thomas (4) 12/06/12 7:00 p.m. [9/9] VIRGINIA* -- W, ,898 Hawkins (20) Hawkins (12) Pavlech (6) Thomas (20) 12/08/12 6:00 p.m. [9/9] GEORGE MASON -- W, ,507 Hawkins (27) Thomas (12) Thomas (11) 12/11/12 7:00 p.m. [10/9] at Towson -- W, ,481 Thomas (23) Thomas (13) Pfi rman (8) 12/20/12 7:00 p.m. [9/8] at Delaware [RV/--] W, ,089 Hawkins (16) Hawkins (16) Pavlech (5) Thomas (5) 12/28/12 12:00 p.m. [9/9] BROWN -- W, ,850 Hawkins (20) Thomas (8) Thomas (6) 12/29/12 4:30 p.m. [9/9] HARTFORD -- W, ,846 Thomas (22) DeVaughn (13) Pavlech (6) 01/03/13 7:00 p.m. [8/8] at North Carolina* [15/23] L, ,615 Hawkins (23) Thomas (16) Thomas (6) 01/06/13 1:30 p.m. [8/8] FLORIDA STATE* [19/21] W, ,153 Thomas (20) Thomas (15) Thomas (6) 01/10/13 7:00 p.m. [10/10] MIAMI* [24/25] W, ,437 Pavlech (20) Hawkins (11) Thomas (5) Pfi rman (5) 01/13/13 2:00 p.m. [10/10] at Virginia Tech* -- W, ,674 Thomas (26) Thomas (18) Thomas (6) 01/17/13 8:30 p.m. [10/10] NC STATE* -- W, ,037 Hawkins (26) Hawkins (17) Thomas (6) Pavlech (6) 01/20/13 3:00 p.m. [10/10] at Georgia Tech* -- W, Thomas (28) Hawkins (14) Thomas (8) 01/24/13 8:30 p.m. [10/10] NORTH CAROLINA* [11/16] W, ,836 Hawkins (25) Thomas (10) Thomas (8) 01/27/13 5:00 p.m. [10/10] at Clemson* -- W, ,130 Hawkins (17) Hawkins (10) Pavlech (7) Thomas (10) 02/03/13 1:00 p.m. [10/9] BOSTON COLLEGE* -- W, ,503 Hawkins (26) Thomas (12) Pavlech (6) 02/08/13 6:30 p.m. [7/7] at Wake Forest* -- W, ,520 Hawkins (23) Thomas (8) Pavlech (5) Thomas (23) 02/11/13 7:00 p.m. [7/7] at Duke* [5/4] L, ,254 Thomas (14) Thomas (12) Thomas (4) Rutan (14) 02/14/13 7:00 p.m. [7/8] CLEMSON* -- W, ,741 Hawkins (30) Hawkins (12) Pavlech (8) 02/17/13 5:00 p.m. [7/8] at Virginia* -- W, ,872 Thomas (27) Thomas (13) Thomas (4) Pavlech (4) Rutan (4) 02/21/13 7:00 p.m. [8/8] at Boston College* -- W, ,145 Thomas (30) Thomas (12) Pavlech (6) 02/24/13 3:00 p.m. [8/8] DUKE* [5/5] L, ,853 Hawkins (16) Hawkins (9) Thomas (6) 02/28/13 7:00 p.m. [9/9] at Florida State* [24/24] L, ,057 Rutan (24) Thomas (14) Thomas (6) Pavlech (6) 03/03/13 2:00 p.m. [9/9] WAKE FOREST* -- W, ,474 Hawkins (18) Hawkins (11) Thomas (7) 03/08/13 6:00 p.m. [10/10] vs. Wake Forest^ -- W, OT 7,122 Thomas (32) Thomas (13) Thomas (10) 03/09/13 3:30 p.m. [10/10] vs. North Carolina^ [15/17] L, ,754 Thomas (26) Thomas (12) Thomas (7) 03/23/13 11:15 a.m. [12/10] vs. Quinnipiac^^ -- W, Thomas (29) DeVaughn (17) Thomas (5) Pavlech (5) All Times Eastern Rankings listed as AP/Coaches *-ACC game ^-ACC Tournament ^^-NCAA Tournament Page Maryland Women s Basketball Notes

35 MediaSERVICES Contacts and Interviews Contact Rose DiPaula, assistant media relations director, for weekly interviews or information regarding Maryland basketball. Practices are open to the media. Contact the Maryland media relations office for weekly schedules or other media needs. No interviews shall be granted on game days, until a postgame press conference. Media Relations Offi ce (301) Media Relations Fax (301) DiPaula s Offi ce line (301) DiPaula s cell - (443) DiPaula s rdipaula@umd.edu GAMEDAY Gameday Media Parking Parking is free and open after 4 p.m. in the lots surrounding the Comcast Center on gamedays. For other arrangements, please contact the media relations offi ce. Media Seating and Media Work Room The courtside media area and work room both are at the northeast corner of the arena. Both are available for working media only. Seats in both are open. Located on the court level of Comcast Center, the work room is directly across from the men s basketball locker room and directly behind the courtside area. They are connected by the tunnel area adjacent to the loading dock and service entrance on the arena s northeast corner. The work room opens well before game time and media representatives are welcome upon arrival at the arena. POSTGAME Postgame News Conference Head coach Brenda Frese and select players will be available for interviews in a press conference in the media work room. The Maryland locker room is closed. The visiting team s locker room access policy is determined by offi cials of that school. Upon request, visiting players and coaches can come to the media work room as well. Maryland News & Notes by Basketball news and releases from the Maryland athletic media relations offi ce may be obtained instantly via by contacting ROSE DIPAULA at rdipaula@umd.edu. List TERP Maryland Women s Basketball NEWS in the subject heading, and include the name of your media outlet and phone number in your message. Maryland on the Internet All the latest Maryland women s basketball news is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week by accessing umterps.com. Player/ coach biographies, schedules, scores and recaps, season statistics and game notes are all available. Be sure to check out the Terps own website, MarylandWomensBasketball.com for the latest episodes of Under the Shell and exclusive content. Terrapin Sports Radio Network 10 of the Terrapins games will be broadcast live on the Terrapin Sports Radio Network by Matt Noble and Dave Preston. They will air on CBS1300 Baltimore and 570 in DC Radio Broadcast Schedule Dec. 3 at Connecticut (CBS, 570) Dec. 20 at Delaware (CBS, 570) Jan. 3 at North Carolina (CBS, 570) Jan. 10 MIAMI (CBS, 570) Jan. 13 at Virginia Tech (CBS) Jan. 27 at Clemson (CBS) Feb. 11 at Duke (CBS) Feb. 21 at Boston College (CBS, 570) Feb. 24 DUKE (CBS, 570) Feb. 27 at Florida State (CBS) Under the Shell Under the Shell is a reality show featuring the Maryland women s basketball team. It airs for 10 weeks throughout the season on Comcast SportsNet. The 30-minute reality show gives fans and viewers and in-depth look behind the scenes with the Terps. It airs at 9 a.m. on Comcast Sports Net. The fi rst show aired on Nov. 24. Dates for new episodes are: Dec. 22 Jan. 5 Jan. 19 Feb. 2 Feb. 16 March 2 March 16 MediaRelations Rose DiPaula Assistant Director of Media Relations Women s Basketball Contact Offi ce: Cell: Fax: rdipaula@umd.edu Matt Bertram Media Relations Assistant Women s Basketball Secondary Contact Offi ce: mbertram@umd.edu Other Info Athletics Media Relations 2731 Comcast Center University of Maryland College Park, MD Press Row Phone: MARYLAND TERRAPINS: 2006 NCAA Champions 2009 & 2012 ACC Champions Page 35

36 0 Sequoia Austin G 5-5 Jr.-2V Greenbelt, Md. Holton Arms School 1 Laurin Mincy G 6-0 Jr.-2V Newark, N.J. University HS 3 4 Brene Moseley G 5-7 So.-1V Burtonsville, Md. Paint Branch HS Malina Howard C 6-3 Fr.-HS Twinsburg, Ohio Twinsburg HS 5 Essence Townsend C 6-7 Sr.-3V Paterson, N.J. Paterson Catholic HS R Alicia DeVaughn C 6-4 Jr.-2V West Palm Beach, Fla. Blanche Ely HS Chloe Pavlech G 5-9 Fr.-HS Cincinnati, Ohio Sycamore HS Tianna Hawkins F 6-3 Sr.-3V Clinton, Md. Riverdale Baptist School Tierney Pfirman F 6-2 Fr.-HS 22 Williamsport, Pa. S. Williamsport J/S HS 25 Alyssa Thomas F 6-2 Jr.-2V Harrisburg, Pa. Central Dauphin HS 32 Caitlin Adams F 6-3 Sr. Leawood, Kan. Notre Dame de Sion 40 Katie Rutan G 5-8 R-Jr..-TR Ambler, Pa. Springside HS/Xavier Brenda Frese Head Coach 21st Season Overall/14th as a HC 11th Season at Maryland Arizona 93 Tina Langley Marlin Chinn Associate Head Coach Assistant Coach 15th Season Overall 15th Season Overall 5th Season at Maryland 4th Season at Maryland West Alabama 96 Hampton 92 David Adkins Assistant Coach 20th Season Overall 4th Season at Maryland Radford 89 Chris Campbell Director of Operations 3rd Year at Maryland Duke 96 Zach Kancher Dir. of Scouting & Player Development 2nd Year at Maryland George Washington 03 Libby Ellis Coordinator of Recruiting Ops. 1st Year at Maryland Maryland 12 Katie Fowler Strength & Conditioning Coach 1st Year at Maryland Truman State 08 Page Maryland Women s Basketball Notes