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1 GONZAGA UNIVERSITY BULLDOGS Sports Information 502 E. Boone Spokane, WA Oliver Pierce Sports Information Director (509) Liz Smith Assistant SID Women s Basketball Contact (509) (o) (509) (c) smith@athletics.gonzaga.edu Ricky Hoskin Graduate Intern SID (509) hoskin@athletics.gonzaga.edu SID FAX (509) PRESS BOX PHONE (509) FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - FEBRUARY 2, 2011 GAME NO. 24/WCC GAME NO. 8/HOME GAME NO. 10 Portland Pilots (12-10, 3-4 WCC) vs. Gonzaga Bulldogs (19-4, 7-0 WCC) Friday, Feb. 4-6 p.m. McCarthey Athletic Center (6,000) - Spokane, Wash. TV: SWX (Greg Heister & Stephanie Hawk) (Radio: 1050 The Key; Video and Gametracker links can be found at GoZags.com) GONZAGA UNIVERSITY BULLDOGS (19-4, 7-0 West Coast) F - 32 Kayla Standish, 6-3, Jr., Ellensburg, WA (15.8 ppg, 8.3 rpg, 2.0 bpg - six double-doubles, scored double-figures in all but 3 games) F - 44 Kelly Bowen, 6-0, Jr., Victoria, Australia (5.3 ppg, 5.6 rpg, 1.5 apg - one double-figure scoring game; 3rd on team in rebouding avg.) G - 11 Janelle Bekkering, 6-0, Sr., Taber, Alberta, Canada (10.5 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 1.3 spg - leads the team in 3-pointers made with 28) G - 21 Courtney Vandersloot, 5-8, Sr., Kent, WA (17.6 ppg, 3.1 rpg, 9.6 apg, 3.0 spg - leads the nation in assists, has 10 double-doubles) G - 23 Katelan Redmon, 6-1, Jr., Spokane, WA (17.9 ppg, 6.7 rpg, 2.6 apg - scored double-figures in all but one game this season) HEAD COACH: Kelly Graves (University of New Mexico, 1988) GONZAGA RECORD: (11th year); CAREER RECORD: (14th year) UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND PILOTS (12-10, 3-4 West Coast) F - 3 Natalie Day, 6-0, Jr., Germantown, MD (13.2 ppg, 5.6 rpg, 1.8 spg) C - 50 Lauren Angel, 6-3, Sr., Wollongong, Australia (7.1 ppg, 4.6 rpg, 1.2 apg) G - 10 ReZina TecleMariam, 5-8, Jr., Puyallup, WA (11.9 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 5.2 apg) G - 11 Tara Cronin, 5-10, Sr., Spokane, WA (8.9 ppg, 3.7 rpg, 3.1 apg) G - 24 Nakeisha Brown,5-11, Jr., Houston, TX (7.3 ppg, 2.6 rpg, 1.5 spg) HEAD COACH: Jim Sollars (Seattle Pacific University, 1966) UP RECORD: (25th year); CAREER RECORD: (35th year) Gonzaga vs. Portland quick hits *Gonzaga has won 19 of the last 20 meetings. *GU opened the season with a win at UP, Jan. 8. *Gonzaga s last lost to Portland on Feb. 8, GU fell at the McCarthey Athletic Center. Gonzaga head coach Kelly Graves was an assistant coach at the University of Portland, under Jim Sollars, from *Portland went in the four years Kelly Graves was an assistant with the Pilots, in West Coast Conference action and played in the NCAA Tournament each year. *Portland junior ReZina TecleMariam is the twin sister of former Gonzaga player Ariam TecleMariam. Ariam TecleMariam played for the Bulldogs from Gonzaga vs. Portland Game Promotions - Fri., Feb. 4 Faculty & Staff Night Page Ahead Book Drive Post-Game Autographs Zag T-Shirt Giveaway Gonzaga faculty and staff have the opportunity to enjoy a discounted meal by showing their GU ID card. Drop off a new or slightly used book to qualify to win great prizes and help Gonzaga student athletes collect books for charity. The more books you bring the more prizes you can win! The first 250 fans in attendance will take home a limited edition Gonzaga basketball t-shirt. Be sure to stick around after the game, as members of the women s basketball team will be signing autographs in the East Lobby immediately after the game! Don t forget that at every game, kids can make their own Go Zags signs and meet Spike in the East lobby before the game!

2 ON THE RADIO Gonzaga University will have all regular-season games broadcast on the radio this season as Steve Myklebust returns for his sixth year of calling the action. Each game will be broadcast on 1050 The Key AM in Spokane with a pre-game show 30-minutes prior to tip and a 30-minute post-game show. Games will also be available on the internet at GoZags.com GONZAGA WOMEN S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Nov. 6 WESTERN OREGON (Exhib) W, Nov. 12 Southern California L, Nov. 14 WHITMAN (SWX) W, Nov. 21 STANFORD (SWX) L, Nov. 23 North Dakota W, Nov. 26 Mississippi % L, Nov. 27 North Carolina-Central % W, Nov. 28 Washington State % W, Dec. 3 Eastern Washington (SWX) W, Dec. 5 Montana W, Dec. 11 WASHINGTON STATE W, Dec. 17 IDAHO W, Dec. 21 BRIGHAM YOUNG W, Dec. 23 CAL STATE FULLERTON W, Dec. 29 Notre Dame # L, Dec. 30 Seattle # W, Jan. 3 SOUTHERN UTAH W, Jan. 8 Portland * W, Jan. 13 Pepperdine * (CBS CS) W, Jan. 15 Loyola Marymount * W, Jan. 20 SANTA CLARA * (SWX) W, Jan. 22 SAN FRANCISCO * (SWX) W, Jan. 27 Saint Mary s * (CBS CS) Jan. 29 San Diego * W, Feb. 4 PORTLAND * (SWX) 6 p.m. Feb. 10 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT * (SWX) 6 p.m. Feb. 12 PEPPERDINE * 2 p.m. Feb. 17 Santa Clara * 7 p.m. Feb. 19 San Francisco * 2 p.m. Feb. 24 SAINT MARY S * 6 p.m. Feb. 26 SAN DIEGO * (SWX) 2 p.m. Mar. 4 WCC Tournament First Round 12/2 p.m. Mar. 5 WCC Tournament Quarterfinals 12/2 p.m. Mar. 6 WCC Tournament Semifinals 11/1 p.m. Mar. 6 WCC Tournament Finals (ESPNU) 12 p.m. * West Coast Conference Game % Waikiki Beach Marriott Rainbow Wahine Showdown # Seattle U Holiday Classic HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS ALL TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE Radio Broadcasts on 1050 AM The Key TWITTER: Yes, the Gonzaga University Bulldogs are on twitter! You can find us at www. twitter.com/gonzagabulldogs. We provide inside scoop on all Bulldog athletics as well as in-game updates for all home and away women s basketball contests. CHECK US OUT! Do you want insight on Gonzaga University women s basketball straight from head coach Kelly Graves too? Now you can, check out Graves twitter site at for everything Bulldog basketball and much, much more! FACEBOOK: The Gonzaga University women s basketball team is on Facebook. Search for Gonzaga University women s basketball when signed into facebook and LIKE the page. Get inside scoop on the team, see photos from the season, read recaps of matches and watch video. ENJOY! TALKING HOOPS WITH SLOOT: Gonzaga University women s basketball senior point guard Courtney Vandersloot, from Kent, Wash., will be writing a season-long blog, giving Bulldog fans an in-depth and behind the scene look at the Zag basketball program. She will also does a sit-down video interview with select players throughout the year. Get ready for TALKING HOOPS WITH `SLOOT - find it at GoZags.com. LIVE VIDEO COVERAGE: All home Gonzaga University women s basketball contests can be seen live on CBS College Sports all-access through GoZags.com. Check out the women s basketball schedule page for the link to the video broadcast. Gametracker is also available for all home games and can be accessed at GoZags.com. TICKET INFORMATION: Single game tickets to Gonzaga University women s basketball can be purchased through TicketsWest at 325-SEAT (7328), TicketsWest.com, at any TicketsWest outlet, or at the McCarthey Athletic Center Ticket Office, Monday through Friday, between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Women s Basketball Ticket Prices are as follows: $8-Reserved, $5-General Admission Adult; $3-General Admission Child (12 and under), or Senior (65 and over); Gonzaga Students, Faculty & Staff are free with a valid Gonzaga ID. SEASON TICKETS SOAR ABOVE 2,700: Gonzaga University women s basketball season tickets have hit a record-high 2,700 and counting. Season tickets are up nearly 800 from a season ago - the largest increase in school history. The Bulldogs average attendance for their 15 home games at the McCarthey Athletic Center last season was 2,931 which stood 44th in the NCAA for women s basketball attendance. TV GAMES: Gonzaga University women s basketball will have 11 games televised this season, including eight home contests. The followi-ng home games will be televised on SWX: Nov Whitman, Nov Stanford, Jan Santa Clara, Jan San Francisco, Feb. 4 - Portland, Feb Loyola Marymount, Feb Pepperdine, Feb Saint Mary s, Feb San Diego. SWX will also broadcast the Zags contest at Eastern Washington Dec. 3. The final two televised games of the season are Jan. 13 at Pepperdine and Jan. 27 at Saint Mary s - both on CBS College Sports.

3 ESPN/USA TODAY COACHES POLL (Feb. 1) Rank Team Record 1 Baylor (19) Connecticut (12) Stanford Tennessee Duke Texas A&M Xavier Notre Dame UCLA Maryland Oklahoma North Carolina DePaul Florida State Michigan State West Virginia Green Bay Kentucky Georgetown Iowa State Miami (FL) Iowa St. John s Marquette Syracuse 16-4 OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Marist 23, Arkansas 14, Gonzaga 10, Georgia Tech 9, Louisiana Tech 8, Georgia 7, Florida Gulf Coast 6, Penn State 6, Texas Tech 6, Tulane 5, Bowling Green 4, Ohio State 3, Duquesne 2, Oklahoma State 2, Houston 1, Kansas State 1, Louisville 1, Middle Tennessee 1. ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP 25 (Jan. 31) Rank Team Record 1 Baylor (25) Connecticut (13) Duke (1) Stanford (1) Tennessee Texas A&M Xavier Notre Dame DePaul UCLA Michigan State Maryland Oklahoma West Virginia North Carolina Kentucky Georgetown Miami (FL) Florida State Iowa Green Bay Iowa State Marquette Georgia Georgia Tech 18-6 OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Syracuse 32, Marist 29, Duquesne 24, Penn State 23, Ohio State 14, Gonzaga 12, Boston College 8, Houston 6, Temple 4, Kansas State 3, Louisiana Tech 3, Princeton 1 BULLDOGS START FINAL HALF OF WCC PLAY AT HOME FRIDAY: The Gonzaga University women s basketball team starts the final half of West Coast Conference play Friday when it hosts the University of Portland at the McCarthey Athletic Center. The game, set to begin at 6 p.m., will be televised locally on SWX. SCOUTING PORTLAND The University of Portland currently holds a overall record and are 3-4 in West Coast Conference. The Pilots had their 3-game league winning streak snapped when Saint Mary s College earned the close victory Jan. 29. Portland is led by both Natalie Day and ReZina TecleMariam. Day is averaging a team-best 13.2 points and 5.6 rebounds per game, while TecleMariam is adding 11.9 points and 5.2 assists per contest. ALL-TIME SERIES AGAINST THE PILOTS: This will be 62nd meeting between Gonzaga University and the University of Portland, with the Bulldogs leading the all-time series and have won 19 of the last 20. The Bulldogs opened the West Coast Conference season with a victory at the Chiles Center in Portland, Ore., on Jan. 8. The last time the Pilots defeated the Zags was on Feb. 8, 2009 when they earned a win at the Mc- Carthey Athletic Center. Subsequently, that loss was the last time Gonzaga lost a league game at the McCarthey. STILL PRETTY POTENT: Despite the Gonzaga University women s basketball team losing 45 percent of its scoring from the season, including the Zag and West Coast Conference all-time leading scorer Heather Bowman, the Bulldogs are averaging more points than they were averaging at this point last season. Gonzaga is currently first in the nation is scoring at 85.3 points per game after its 19-4 start. Last year at this time the Bulldogs were only averaging 80.7 a game. TOP 25 IN ATTENDANCE: As of Monday, the Gonzaga University women s basketball team was ranked 25th in NCAA women s basketball attendance. The Bulldogs, who have had nine homes games, are averaging 3,536 fans per home contest. Indiana State University and the University of Nebraska are just above Gonzaga at 3,768 and 3,844, respectivley. Topping the attendance list thus far this season is the University of Tennessee who is averaging 12,804 per game. The Bulldogs have had four crowds this season break into the schools Top 10, including the sixth largest crowd that was in attendance for GU s 37-point victory over the University of San Francisco. 4,164 fans came out to support the Zags. WCC PLAYER OF THE WEEK FOR REDMON: A Gonzaga University women s basketball played earned West Coast Conference Player of the Week honors for the seventh time this season and for the third-straight week as junior Katelan Redmon was tabbed for the leagues weekly accolade Monday. Redmon helped the Bulldogs close out the first half of WCC play a perfect 7-0 with two victories this past week. Redmon averaged 22.0 points, 6.5 rebounds, 2.5 steal and 1.5 assists per game, while shooting 55.9 percent from the floor and a perfect percent at the charity stripe. The Spokane native began the week scoring a game-high 24 points on 10-of-18 shooting from the field and hitting all four free throw attempts in GU s victory at Saint Mary s College. Redmon also grabbed seven rebounds, six of which were offensive, and four of the offensive boards turned into eight points for Redmon. In the Bulldogs win at the University of San Diego, Redmon again had the game-high in points, finishing the contest with 20 on 9-of-16 shooting and 2-of-2 accuracy at the charity stripe. She grabbed six rebounds this time, three of which were offensive, and had three steals and one assist. Redmon has now scored 20-plus points in 3-straight contests and has registered double-figure points in all but one game this season. This is Redmon s second career WCC Player of the Week honor. She also earned the award on Nov. 15, RAAP COMES UP BIG AT SAINT MARY S: With starting forward Kayla Standish hit with two fouls, three minutes into the Gonzaga University women s basketball contest at Saint Mary s, Jan. 27, senior Claire Raap came in to replace her and exploded for a career-high night. Raap closed out the game hitting 7-of-13 from the floor and 3-of-7 at the charity for a career-high 17 points. Raap bested her previous career-high of 16, set the previous game against the University of San Francisco, Jan. 22. Raap also had six rebounds, three offensive, three steals, one assist and one block in 25 minutes of action against the Gaels. WEEKEND OF DOUBLE-DOUBLES: Gonzaga University women s basketball senior Courtney Vandersloot registered double-doubles in both of the Bulldogs wins last weekend. The nations assist leader, started the week off scoring 23 points and handing out 13 assists in GU s victory at Saint Mary s College Jan. 27. She then dished out a season-tying high 14 assists, along with tallying 12 points, in the Zags win at the University of San Diego, Jan. 29. Vandersloot now has 26 career double-doubles to her credit.

4 Women s WCC Standings WCC OVERALL Team W L W L Gonzaga Saint Mary s Pepperdine Loyola Marymount Portland Santa Clara San Diego San Francisco Gonzaga Starting Lineups (record) Standish, Bowen, Vandersloot, Bekkering, K. Redmon (19-4) LAST FIVE GAMES FOR CV, KAYLA, RED AND RAAP OFF THE BENCH: Three of the five Gonzaga University women s basketball starters, and one player off the bench, are averaging double-digits over the last five games, see below of the breakdown of those three. *Kayla Standish: Nearly averaging a double-double with 13.2 points and 7.2 boards per game...had two double-double and registered her career-high of 27 points at Pepperdine, Jan. 13. *Courtney Vandersloot: Is averaging a double-double, scoring 18.6 points and dishing out 10.8 assists...scored 20-plus points three times; two-double-double. *Katelan Redmon: Averaging a team-best 19.2 points per game and 7.6 boards a contest...registered one double-double, three 20-plus point performances, is shooting a team-high 58.3% from the field and registered her career-high in rebounds with 11 against San Francisco, Jan. 22. *Claire Raap: Has come off the bench to average 10.0 points, along with 3.2 rebounds in 18.4 minutes per contest. Has scored double-figures in 3-straight games, including a career-high 17 points at Saint Mary s College on Jan. 27. VANDERSLOOT NAMED TO JOHN R. AWARD WOODEN MIDSEASON TOP 20: Gonzaga University women s basketball senior point guard Courtney Vandersloot was named to the John R. Wooden Award Midseason Top 20. Vandersloot is one of nine players who were also named to the Wooden Ballot and is the first Bulldog to make this list twice Gonzaga vs Opponents Brigham Young Cal State Fullerton Eastern Washington Idaho Loyola Marymount Montana Mississippi North Dakota Notre Dame... First Meeting Pepperdine Portland Saint Mary s San Diego San Francisco Santa Clara Seattle Southern California (USC) Southern Utah Stanford Washington State Whitman KAYLA STANDISH SCORES CAREER-HIGH AT PEPPER- DINE: Junior Kayla Standish scored a career-high 27 points and grabbed a game-high 12 rebounds to lead the Gonzaga University women s basketball team to a victory over Pepperdine University at Firestone Fieldhouse Jan. 13 in Malibu, Calif. Standish drained 11-of-16 from the field and sank all four free throws to finish with her new career-high, besting her previous by two. Standish s previous high was 25 points, attained against the University of North Dakota last season. WCC PLAYER OF THE MONTH: Gonzaga University women s basketball junior Kayla Standish was named the West Coast Conference Player of the Month for December as announced by the league office. This was the second-straight month a Zag has earned the honor, with senior Courtney Vandersloot earning WCC Player of the Month accolades for November. Standish led Gonzaga to a 7-1 record in the month of December by averaging 18.9 points, 8.6 rebounds, 2.5 blocks, 1.9 assists and 1.5 steals per game, while shooting an impressive 62.3 percent (66-of-106) from the field and 95.0 percent (19-of-20) at the free throw line. She had four games where she shot above 70.0 percent from the floor; her best shooting night coming against Cal State Fullerton, where she hit 10-of-13 from the field and drained both free throws for 22 points in 27 minutes of action. Standish scored double-figures in all eight contests, including five 20-plus point performances. Standish also moved into sixth in the Gonzaga career record book in blocks with her 20 blocks in the month of December; she ended the month with 102 blocks in her career. She also was named WCC Player of the Week twice in December.

5 WHAT WE LOST: Gonzaga University had arguably its best season in finishing with a school record 29 wins and only five losses and made it to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen for the first time in school history. The Bulldogs did lose three BIG seniors to graduation last spring. GU lost the WCC and Gonzaga all-time leading scorer Heather Bowman; lost Vivian Frieson, the forward who hit the winning shot against Texas A&M University to send the Zags to the Sweet Sixteen and Tiffanie Shives, GU s sharpshooter who drained four-straight 3-pointers to help the Zags defeat UNC in the opening round of the 2010 NCAA Tournament. All together, GU lost 45 percent of its scoring from a season ago. WHAT WE RETURN: Despite losing three key seniors to graduation a season ago, the Gonzaga University women s basketball squad still returns a decent amount of ammunition. As a team, Gonzaga returns 55 percent of its scoring and 63 percent of its rebounding. The Bulldogs return five of its top eight scorers and their third, fourth and fifth top rebounders. WHO IS BACK: Ten letterwinners are back from the Gonzaga University women s basketball team that went 29-5 a season ago. Headlining the group are seniors Courtney Vandersloot and Janelle Bekkering. Vandersloot, the back-to-back West Coast Conference Player of the Year, was the nations assist leader in at 9.4 per game and became the GU and WCC career assist leader (751) and the GU steals leader (252), while Bekkering played for the Canadian National Team this summer at the FIBA Word Championships for Women. The Zags also welcome back junior Katelan Redmon, the reigning WCC Newcomer of the Year, junior Kelly Bowen, junior Kayla Standish and senior Claire Raap - to name a few. WADE WATCH LIST: Women s basketball senior Courtney Vandersloot has been named to the prestigious preseason Wade Watch list for The State Farm Wade Trophy Division I Player of the Year. Vandersloot, who become the first Bulldog to be named to the list in , is just one of six this season to become two-time Wade Watchers. The 25-member list is made up of top NCAA Division I student-athletes who best embody the spirit of Lily Margaret Wade according to the following criteria: game and season statistics, leadership, character, effect on the team and overall playing ability. NAISMITH PRESEASON LIST: Gonzaga University women s basketball player Courtney Vandersloot has been named to the Naismith Trophy preseason watch list. The watch list was compiled by the Atlanta Tipoff Club s Board of Selectors, which based its criteria on player performances from the previous year and expectations for the college basketball season. The Naismith Trophy, presented by AT&T, will be awarded on April 4, 2011 at the NCAA Women s Final Four in Indianapolis. NCAA ASSIST LEADER: Gonzaga University women s basketball senior Courtney Vandersloot, the nations assist leader in , is currently leading the nation in assists again this season. The point guard is averaging 9.6 assists per game, after accumulating 220 so far this season. Amy McNear, of Western Kentucky University, is second at 6.8 per game. 20th IN DOUBLE-DOUBLES: Gonzaga University women s basketball senior Courtney Vandersloot is 17th in the NCAA statistics for doubledoubles. She has registered 10 so far this season (points/assists), with her last coming in the Zags win at the University of San Diego (12 pts/14 assists). Courtney Hurt, of VCU, has the most double-doubles so far this season, registering 16. BIG FIRST HALF: The Gonzaga University women s basketball team scored 63 points in its victory over Southern Utah University Jan. 3. It was the second time this season the Bulldogs put up 63 points in a half. GU also scored 63 points in its win over Whitman College Nov. 14. Gonzaga vs. Portland Stat Comparison Category Overall Record Conference Record Points Opp. Points Rebounds Opp. Rebounds Field Goal Pct Opp. Field Goal Pct Point Pct Opp. 3-Point Pct Free Throw Pct Opp. Free Throw Pct Personal Fouls Assists Turnovers Block Shots Steals LARGEST SCORING MARGIN IN SCHOOL HISTORY: The Gonzaga University women s basketball team defeated Whitman College Nov. 14 by the score of The 74-point victory was the Bulldogs largest margin of victory in school history. The previous best was 57 when Gonzaga defeated Eastern Oregon University exactly two years prior(nov. 14, 2008). 100 POINTS SCORED FIVE TIMES: The Gonzaga University women s basketball team broke the 100-point plateau for a school record fifth time this season with its victory at Saint Mary s College, Jan. 27. The Bulldogs also defeated Whitman College , Eastern Washington University , Cal State Fullerton and Southern Utah The previous 100-plus point game record, as a Divison I institution, in a single-season was three, hit during the campaign. WINTERS COMES ALIVE IN WIN OVER SANTA CLARA: Sophomore Meghan Winters drained four 3-pointers and finished with a career-high 14 points to help the Gonzaga University women s basketball team defeat visiting Santa Clara University in a West Coast Conference game Jan. 20 at the McCarthey Athletic Center. Winters, who bested her previous career-high by three points, finished the game draining 5-of-9 from the floor, including 4-of-6 3-pointers, of which all four made 3-pointers came in the first half, for her new career-high. Over the wins over the Broncos and the University of San Francisco, Winters drained 6-of-13 from behind the 3-point arc.

6 OFFENSIVE SUPERLATIVES Double-Doubles Courtney Vandersloot (10) Kayla Standish (6) Katelan Redmon (3) 20+ Point Games Katelan Redmon (10) Courtney Vandersloot (9) Kayla Standish (6) Janelle Bekkering (1) 30+ Point Games Courtney Vandersloot (1) Double Figure Scoring Games Katelan Redmon (22) Courtney Vandersloot (22) Kayla Standish (20) Janelle Bekkering (12) Claire Raap (5) Meghan Winters (3) Kelly Bowen (1) Consecutive Double Figure Scoring Games Courtney Vandersloot (11) Katelan Redmon (10) Kayla Standish (4) Claire Raap (3) Janelle Bekkering (2) Double Figure Rebounding Games Kayla Standish (8) Katelan Redmon (3) Double Figure Assist Games Courtney Vandersloot (9) Double Figure Steal Games Led Team in Scoring Courtney Vandersloot (9) Katelan Redmon (9) Kayla Standish (5) Janelle Bekkering (1) Led Team in Rebounding Kayla Standish (15) Katelan Redmon (5) Kelly Bowen (4) Janelle Bekkering (1) CAREER-HIGH NIGHT FOR RED: Gonzaga University women s basketball junior Katelan Redmon had a career-high night against the University of North Dakota, Nov. 23 The guard from Spokane, Wash., scored a careerhigh 28 points, besting her previous career-high by six points. She hit an impressive 12-of-17 from the field and sank 4-of-5 free throws. Redmon has scored in double figures in 22 of the Zags 23 contests this season, including eight 20-plus point contents. STANDISH BREAKING OUT: Gonzaga University women s basketball junior Kayla Standish, who for the previous two seasons played behind Zag alltime leading scorer Heather Bowman, has shined in her starting role. The forward from Ellensburg, Wash., has scored in double-figures 20 of the Bulldogs 23 contests this season, including 20-plus point perfor mances in the six of the last 14 outings. She only had one 20-plus point performance prior to this season, scoring a then-career-high 25 against North Dakota last year. On the year, she is hitting 54.8 percent from the field (154-of- 281); second best on the squad. STANDISH INCREASES CAREER DOUBLE-DOUBLE TOTAL TO EIGHT: Junior Kayla Standish has registered six double-doubles this sesaon, increasing her career total to eight. The 6-3 forward scored 15 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in the Bulldogs win over Whitman College earlier this season and then had 13 points and 11 boards a win at Eastern Washington University. She had double-doubles in both games of the State Farm Holiday Hoops Classic. She scored 16 points and grabbed a game-high 12 boards in GU s nine-point setback to Notre Dame and followed that performance up with a season-high 23 points, along with 12 boards in the Zags lopsided win over Seattle University. Standish had a double-double in GU s West Coast Conference opener; scoring 19 points and grabbing 10 rebounds. Her most recent was a 27 point, which was a career-high, and 12 boards in the Zags win at Pepperdine University. Her two other double-doubles prior to this season came during her sophomore year (10 pts/11 rbs vs. UCI - 10 pts/14 rbs vs. Pep). KEEPING A GOOD GRIP ON THE BALL: The Gonzaga University women s basketball team only turned the ball over six times, including once in the second half, against Brigham Young University, Dec. 21. The six turnovers was the lowest miscues the Bulldogs have had in a game since the season when they also only had six turnovers in a victory at the University of San Diego, Jan. 31, On the season, the Zags are averaging 14.5 turnovers per contest; 17th in the NCAA. SLOOT BREAKS 30, SCORES CAREER-HIGH: Senior Courtney Vandersloot scored a career-high 33 points to lead the Gonzaga University women s basketball team to a victory over Eastern Washington University. Vandersloot hit 12-of-17 from the floor, 3-of-3 from beyond the 3-point arc and sank 6-of-6 free throws to finish with her new career-high 33 points; besting her previous high by one point. Vandersloot, the first person to score 30-plus points since Heather Bowman scored 31 against the University of San Diego on Feb. 25, 2009, scored her previous high of 32 points in the Bulldogs loss to Marquette University on Nov. 28, Vandersloot secured her career-high in points on two free throws with eight minutes remaining. She was subbed out for the game after hitting the second. BULLDOGS PICKED FIRST IN WCC: Gonzaga University was chosen as the favorite to claim the West Coast Conference women s basketball title for the third straight year in the preseason coaches poll. The Bulldogs, who received the maximum seven first place votes for a total of 49 points, won the 2010 WCC Zappos.com Championship, earned their third-ever bid to the NCAA Tournament and advanced to their first-ever Sweet Sixteen appearance. As a No. 7 seed, Gonzaga upended No. 10 seeded North Carolina in the first round 82-76, upset No. 2 Texas A&M in the second round, before falling to No. 3 seeded- Xavier in the regional semifinal.

7 VANDERSLOOT, REDMON (KATELAN) AND BEKKERING AMONG TOP WCC RETURNEES: Heading the group of Gonzaga University that were tabbed as preseason All-West Coast Conference are seniors Courtney Vandersloot and Janelle Bekkering and junior Katelan Redmon. Vandersloot is the two-time WCC Player of the Year and Tournament Most Valuable Player; Bekkering was named WCC All- Academic a season ago and Redmon is the reigning WCC Newcomer of the Year. LOOKING FOR ITS SEVENTH IN A ROW: The Gonzaga University women s basketball team is looking to capture its seventh-straight West Coast Conference regular season title in The Bulldogs have won the regular season title starting in The Zags tied for the title in , but won it outright the five other years. In those six seasons, Gonzaga has gone 77-7 in conference and has had two perfect 14-0 seasons ( and ). GONZAGA TO HOST 2011 AND 2012 NCAA FIRST AND SECOND ROUNDS: Gonzaga University was one of 16 institutions selected to host the first-and-second rounds of the 2012 NCAA Women s Basketball Tournament as announced by the NCAA. The Bulldogs, who are also hosting the first-and-second rounds for the first-time this season, will host the opening weekend action at the McCarthey Athletic Center. The first and second rounds of this year s NCAA Tournament, set for the Kennel, are Saturday, March 19 and Monday, March 21. If Gonzaga earns a bid to the NCAA Tournament, it automatically will be seeded to play at the MAC. WHAT A SUMMER!: Gonzaga University women s basketball senior Janelle Bekkering was named to the 2010 Canadian Senior Women s National Team (SWNT) this summer. The forward/guard, who helped the 2009 SWNT squad qualify for the 2010 FIBA World Championships for Women by placing third at the FIBA Americas Championships for Women last September, was one of 12 to make this year s team. Bekkering and Team Canada traveled and played in France and Greece before making their way to the Czech Republic for the FIBA World Championships. She played in six of the seven games for Canada, who finished 12th, scoring a team-high eight points in their setback to Team USA in the second round. Where the Zags stand in the ncaa statistics team ncaa statistics * No. 1 in Scoring Offense at 85.3 * No. 1 in Assists Per Game at 20.1 * No. 1 in Assist-to-Turnover Ratio at 1.42 * No. 2 in Field Goal Percentage at 49.0 (UConn No. 1 at 49.6) * No. 7 in Scoring Margin at 23.7 (Baylor No. 1 at 30.9) * No. 13 in Turnovers Per Game at 14.2 (Marist No. 1 at 10.9) * No. 15 in Turnover Margin at 6.09 (Texas A&M No. 1 at 10.35) * No. 19 in Free Throw Percentage at 75.6 (Bowling Green No. 1 at 80.5) * No. 19 in Rebound Margin at 7.7 (Syracuse in No. 1 at 16.6) individual ncaa statistics Courtney Vandersloot No. 1 in Assists at 9.6 No. 3 in Assist-To-Turnover Ratio at 2.97 No. 17 in Double-Doubles at 10.0 No. 20 in Steals Per Game at 3.0 No. 46 in Points Per Game at 17.6 No. 68 in Free Throw Percentage at 82.8 No. 88 in Field Goal Percentage at 47.4 Katelan Redmon No. 18 in Field Goal Percentage at 55.4 No. 36 in Points Per Game at 17.9 Kayla Standish No. 25 in Field Goal Percentage at 54.8 No. 44 in Blocks Per Game at 2.0 No. 105 in Rebounds Per Game at 8.3 No. 114 in Points Per Gamea at 15.8 SAME LAST NAME, SAME HOMETOWN BUT NOT RELATED: When you look at the Gonzaga University women s basketball roster you will see two players with the last name Redmon, who are both also from Spokane, Wash. You may think they are related but they are not. Junior Katelan Redmon played high school ball at Lewis & Clark, while freshman Jazmine Redmon was a soccer and basketball star at Mead High School. WHO ARE THE NEW FACES I SEE?: The Gonzaga University women s basketball squad has five new faces this season. The Bulldogs welcomed freshman center Stephanie Golden, freshman guard Jazmine Redmon, freshman guard Danielle Walter, Oregon State University transfer Haiden Palmer, who will redshirt this season, and redshirtsophomore Molly Anderson to the team. SOFTBALL TO BASKETBALL: Walk-on Molly Anderson, a redshirtsophomore, transferred to Gonzaga University in Anderson attended Indiana University her freshman season ( ) and was a catcher for the Hoosier softball squad. She walked on to the women s basketball team last season and redshirted. This is her first year in uniform for the Bulldogs. RAINBOW WAHINE ALL-TOURNAMENT: Gonzaga University women s basketball senior Courtney Vandersloot was named to the Waikiki Marriott Beach Resort Rainbow Wahine Showdown All-Tournament squad. The point guard, who led her team to a 2-1 record at the tournament, averaged 14.7 points, 2.7 rebounds, 9.7 assists and 3.0 steals per game, and shot 48.6 percent from the floor. She scored in Gonzaga University women s basketball senior Courtney Vandersloot is the two-time West Coast Conference Player of the Year and WCC Tournament MVP. She has been named WCC Player of the Week 11 times and led the nation in assists a season ago and is currently leading the nation in assists once again this year.

8 double-figures in all three contests, including 22 points against North Carolina Central. HOLIDAY HOOPS CLASSIC ALL-TOURNAMENT: Gonzaga University women s basketball senior Courtney Vandersloot and junior Kayla Standish were named to the State Farm Holiday Hoops Classic All-Tournament team. Vandersloot averaged 12.5 points, 7.5 assists and 4.5 steals over the two games, while Standish led the team with a double-double of 19.5 points and 12.0 rebounds per game. TWELVE 3-POINTERS: After hitting just three 3-pointers in its setback to the University of Mississippi Nov. 26, the Gonzaga University women s basketball sank a season-high 12 to rebound with a victory over North Carolina Central University on the second day of the Waikiki Beach Resort Rainbow Wahine Showdown. The 12 3-pointers is the most 3-pointers made since the Zags hit 13-of-29 in their victory at Loyola Marymount University on Jan. 23, THE BABIES HAVE ARRIVED: If you remember the end of last season, two Gonzaga University women s basketball assistant coaches were pregnant, one that was days away from giving birth when the Zags played in the NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen. Well the two assistant coaches have since become moms. Lisa Mispley Fortier, who was nearly nine months pregnant when GU lost to Xavier to end its remarkable tournament run, gave birth to Marcus William in early April. Jodie Kaczor Berry welcomed a son nearly four months later. Tyson Jon was arrived in the world in August. BULLDOGS SIGN FIVE: Gonzaga University women s basketball head coach Kelly Graves announced the signing of five players to national letters of intent. Joining the Bulldogs next fall is Keani Albanez, a 5-10 guard from Buena High School in Ventura, Calif., Shelby Cheslek, a 6-5 post from Pullman High School in Pullman, Wash., Shaniqua Nilles, a 6-0 small forward from West Valley High School in Spokane, Maiki Viela, a 5-6 point guard from Lahainaluna High School in Lahaina, Hawaii and Sonja Greinacher, a 6-4 post from Essen, Germany. DID YOU KNOW?: Did you know that junior Katelan Redmon, assistant coach Michelle Elliott and director of operations Molly Hays each have a twin? Redmon s twin brother s name is Kyle, Elliott s twin sister is Nicole and Hays twin sister is Mandy. Hays also has older twin sisters named Kelly and Kristy. Head coach Kelly Graves is also married to a twin. Mary Graves twin brother Bill Winter is the head men s golf coach at the University of Portland. SENIOR CLASS AWARD NOMINEE: Gonzaga University women s basketball senior Courtney Vandersloot was selected as one of 30 candidates on Wednesday for the 2011 Lowe s Senior CLASS Award for women s basketball. An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School, the Lowe s Senior CLASS Award focuses on the total student-athlete and encourages students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders in their communities. SOLD OUT CROWD: The Gonzaga University women s basketball team played in front of its second-ever sold out crowd at the McCarthey Athletic Center on Nov. 21, The Bulldogs, playing in front of 6,000 fans, fell to then No. 2 Stanford University The first women s basketball sellout was Dec. 20, 2008 when the University of Tennessee, and legendary coach Pat Summit, made an appearance at the MAC. GONZAGA WEST COAST CONFERENCE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK: Nov Katelan Redmon, Gonzaga Dec. 6 - Courtney Vandersloot, Gonzaga Dec Kayla Standish, Gonzaga Jan. 3 - Kayla Standish, Gonzaga Jan Courtney Vandersloot, Gonzaga Jan Courtney Vandersloot, Gonzaga Jan Katelan Redmon, Gonzaga The Gonzaga University women s basketball team played in front of its second-ever sold out crowd at the McCarthey Athletic Center on Nov. 21, The Bulldogs, playing in front of 6,000 fans, fell to then No. 2 Stanford University The fi rst women s basketball sellout was Dec. 20, 2008 when the University of Tennessee, and legendary coach Pat Summit, made an appearance at the MAC.

9 Where current players stand in the zag career record books GAMES PLAYED 1. Heather Bowman 129 ( ) 2. Vivian Frieson 128 ( ) 3. Katy Ridenour 126 ( ) 4. Jami (Bjorklund) Schaefer 123 ( ) Courtney Vandersloot 123 (2007-pres.) 6. Stephanie Hawk 122 ( ) Janelle Bekkering 122 (2007-pres.) 8. Ashley Burke 121 ( ) Raeanna Jewell 121 ( ) Shannon Mathews 121 ( ) FREE THROWS MADE 1. Heather Bowman 520 ( ) 2. Ashley Burke 386 ( ) 3. Courtney Vandersloot 371 (2007-pres.) 4. Ivy Safranski 361 ( ) 5. Stephanie Hawk 328 ( ) 6. Tammy Tibbles 316 ( ) 7. Lisa Nichols 298 ( ) 8. Courtney Vandersloot 293 (2007-pres.) 9. Amy Simpson 282 ( ) 10. Carla Curfman 274 ( ) Where current players stand in the west coast conference career record books POINTS 1. Heather Bowman, GON Martha Sheldon, POR Tracy Morris, SMC Dominique Carter, USF Melissa King, SCU Courtney Vandersloot 07-pres Cheree Tappin, SMC Amber Sprague, USD Anja Bordt, SMC Jessica Malone, GON STEALS 1. Toni Russell, USF Courtney Vandersloot, GON 07-Pres Deana Lansing, POR Amanda Rego, USD K. O Rielly-Williams, POR Tami Adkins, USF Ashlee Giles, POR Melissa King, SCU Kristen Bruich, LMU Dionne Burgess, PEP POINTS 1. Heather Bowman 2,165 ( ) 2. Tammy Tibbles 2,011 ( ) 3. Courtney Vandersloot 1,765 (2007-pres.) 4. Jessica Malone 1,703 ( ) 5. Ivy Safranski 1,702 ( ) 6. Ashley Burke 1,631 ( ) 7. Jennifer Mountain 1,422 ( ) 8. Amy Simpson 1,386 ( ) 9. Carla Curfman 1,333 ( ) 10. Shannon Mathews 1,318 ( ) FIELD GOALS MADE 1. Tammy Tibbles 828 ( ) 2. Heather Bowman 822 ( ) 3. Courtney Vandersloot 635 (2007-pres.) 4. Ashley Burke 606 ( ) 5. Ivy Safranski 580 ( ) 6. Jessica Malone 568 ( ) 7. Amy Simpson 552 ( ) 8. Jennifer Mountain 547 ( ) 9. Carla Curfman 527 ( ) 10. Sarah Christensen 512 ( ) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1. Ashley Burke.516 ( ) Heather Bowman. 512 ( ) Sheri McNeal.507 ( ) Ashley Anderson.498 ( ) Lisa Vestal.491 ( ) Colleen Palmer.489 ( ) Joy Pauley.485 ( ) Liz Osborn.484 (61-126) Vivian Frieson.465 ( ) Carla Curfman 479 ( ) Lisa Nichols.479 ( ) POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 1. Jessica Malone 298 ( ) 2. Shannon Mathews 208 ( ) 3. Ivy Safranski 181 ( ) 4. Raeanna Jewell 138 ( ) 5. Tiffanie Shives 135 ( ) 6. Courtney Vandersloot 125 (2007-pres.) 7. Holly Bruno 123 ( ) 8. Jennifer Mountain 116 ( ) 9. Courtney Vandersloot 104 (2007-pres.) 10. Michelle Elliott 101 ( ) Who is getting close: Janelle Bekkering 98 (2007-pres.) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 1. Jessica Malone 821 ( ) 2. Shannon Mathews 636 ( ) 3. Ivy Safranski 499 ( ) 4. Raeanna Jewell 457 ( ) 5. Holly Bruno 366 ( ) 6. Courtney Vandersloot 361 (2007-pres.) 7. Tiffanie Shives 337 ( ) 8. Janelle Bekkering 313 (2007-pres.) 9. Jennifer Mountain 285 ( ) 10. Michelle Elliott 265 ( ) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1. Shannon Mathews.840 ( ) Ivy Safranski.828 ( ) Lisa Nichols.826 ( ) Joy Pauley.816 (93-114) Raeanna Jewell.804 ( ) Heather Bowman.802 ( ) Chelsea Herman.798 ( ) Jennifer Mountain..771 ( ) Angie Hendricks.770 ( ) Amy Jo Silva.768 (63-82) Kay Koppelman 983 ( ) 2. Heather Bowman 874 ( ) 3. Juanita Rivera 820 ( ) 4. Vivian Frieson 832 ( ) 5. Ashley Burke 697 ( ) 6. Stephanie Hawk 684 ( ) 6. Loretta O Brien 679 ( ) 7. Raeanna Jewell 643 ( ) 8. Jessica Malone 642 ( ) 9. Carla Curfman 621 ( ) 10. Kerri McIntosh 618 ( ) ASSISTS 1. Courtney Vandersloot 971 (2007-pres.) 2. Shannon Mathews 600 ( ) 3. Amy Simpson 439 ( ) 4. Carla Curfman 393 ( ) 5. Robin Allen 355 ( ) 6. Ivy Safranski 291 ( ) 7. Rachel Kane 285 ( ) 8. Jessica Malone 284 ( ) 9. Jennifer Mountain 269 ( ) 10. Raeanna Jewell 267 ( ) STEALS 1. Courtney Vandersloot 321 (2007-pres.) 1. Amy Simpson 235 ( ) 2. Ivy Safranski 221 ( ) 3. Shannon Mathews 217 ( ) 4. Tammy Tibbles 205 ( ) 5. Raeanna Jewell 177 ( ) 6. Loretta O Brien 162 ( ) 7. Heather Bowman 156 ( ) Vivian Frieson 156 ( ) 9. Carla Curfman 149 ( ) 10. Jessica Malone 144 ( ) BLOCKED SHOTS 1. Stephanie Hawk 167 ( ) 2. Janet Robertson 152 ( ) 3. Vivian Frieson 132 ( ) 4. Juanita Rivera 130 ( ) 5. Kayla Standish 112 (2008-pres.) 6. Kelli Howell 110 ( ) 7. Kay Koppelman 101 ( ) Anne Bickelhaupt 101 ( ) 9. Stephanie Hawk 90 ( ) Melanie Tipps 90 ( ) ASSISTS 1. Courtney Vandersloot, GON 07-Pres Amanda Rego, USD Anja Bordt, SMC Becki Ashbaugh, SCU Kathy Adelman, POR Shannon Mathews, GON Jennifer Lucas, SCU Jamie Shadian, USF Deana Lansing, POR Sherry Larson, POR ASSISTS Name... Last BLOCKED SHOTS 1. Chris Enger, USD Louella Tomlinson 07-Pres Tricia Gibson, LMU Amber Sprague, USD Adrianne Slaughter, LMU Rosemary Adams, POR Annie Garrison, SCU Wendy Toonen, POR Lisa Siders, PEP Stephanie Hawk, GON Who is getting close: Kayla Standish 112 (2008-pres.) Where current players stand in the NCAA career record books Season Gms Total 1. Suzie McConnell, Penn St *1, Andrea Nagy, FIU , Tine Freil, Pacific , Shanya Evans, Providence Courtney Vandersloot, Gonzaga... pres Temeka Johnson, LSU Ticha Penicheiro, Old Dominion La Terrica Dobin, Northwestern St Yolanda Paige, West Virginia Dalma Ivanyi, FIU Nancy Kennelly, Northwestern Neacole Hall, Alabama St Teresa Weatherspoon, Louisiana Tech Sara Nord, Louisville Stephany Raines, Mercer Erin Grant, Texas Tech Tasha Pointer, Rutgers Gaynor O Donnell, East Carolina Claire Faucher, Portland St Tina Nicholson, Penn St Shawn Monday, Tennessee Tech Camille Ratledge, Florida Niesa Johnson, Alabama Shalee Lehning, Kansas St Michelle Burden, Kent St Kim Kawamoto, Army TOP 10 ZAG HOME ATTENDANCE 1. 6,000 vs. Tennessee ( ) 6,000 vs. Stanford ( ) 3. 5,825 vs. Portland ( ) 4. 4,829 vs. Pepperdine ( ) 5. 4,259 vs. Washington ( ) 6. 4,164 vs. San Francisco ( ) 7. 3,908 vs. Washington State ( ) 8. 3,603 vs. Brigham Young ( ) # 9. 3,582 vs. Brigham Young ( ) 10. 3,418 vs. Arizona State ( ) #Women s NIT, Bold indicates season

10 Kelly Graves has turned Gonzaga University women s basketball into one of the elite programs in the nation in his 10 years at the helm. The winningest coach in Bulldog history led the Bulldogs to a 29-5 record, their unprecedented sixth-straight West Coast Conference Championship and third WCC Tournament title in the last four years in Graves guided the Zags to the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history. Gonzaga posted a perfect 14-0 mark in WCC action, only the third program to do so in conference history, and compiled its fifth 20-win season in six seasons. Graves has now led Gonzaga to postseason action in six of his 10 years at the helm; including three NCAA Tournament appearances. Graves begins the campaign with a (.638) overall record and a mark in the last eight seasons. The season was one to remember as the Bulldogs ended the season ranked No. 12 in the final ESPN/USA Today Top 25 poll. Gonzaga put together a 20-game winning streak, which included a perfect 14-0 mark in conference play and it s the third WCC Tournament title. The Zags earned a No. 7 seed in the NCAA Tournament, their highest seed in school history, and defeated No. 10 University of North Carolina and upset No. 2 Texas A&M to advance to the Sweet 16 for the first time in program history. GU s winning streak and season came to an end with a setback to Xavier University, who also entered the game on the heels of a 20-game win streak, in the Regional Semifinals in Sacramento, Calif. The Zags won their fifth WCC regular season title in 2009 with a 12-2 record and went on to win their second-ever WCC Tournament title and an automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament. The Zags, seeded No. 12 in the NCAA Tournament, upset No. 5 Xavier for their inaugural tournament victory. Gonzaga was nearly a minute away from the Sweet Sixteen but fell to No. 4 University of Pittsburgh by five points in the Second Round. The Bulldogs finished the 2008 season with an impressive 13-1 finish. Gonzaga swept the WCC annual honors; becoming the first conference program to sweep the individual awards since U.S. International in , the league s inaugural season of women s basketball. Gonzaga was one game away from its second NCAA appearance in 2008, but fell in the WCC Championship game to host University of San Diego. HEAD COACH KELLY GRAVES The Bulldogs, instead, earned a bid to the WNIT; the school s third bid in five years. The Zags fell in the second round of the WNIT to the University of Colorado and ended their 2008 campaign with a strong 25-9 record. Gonzaga won its third straight WCC regular-season title with a 13-1 finish in The Bulldogs went on to win their first-ever WCC Tournament Championship and earned an automatic bid to the NCCA Tournament; the Zags inaugural appearance. Graves was named WCC Co-Coach of the Year after leading the Bulldogs to a record and a first-round NCAA Tournament appearance. Gonzaga ranked among the top teams in the West Coast Conference during the 2006 campaign as the Bulldogs finished 11-3 to tie for the WCC regularseason championship. It was the seventh time a team had repeated as conference champions in the 20-year history of WCC women s play. In 2005, Gonzaga became only the second school in WCC history to run the table in league play as the Bulldogs finished the 2005 season 14-0, joining only the 1997 University of Portland Pilots as undefeated regular-season champions in the 20-year history of the league. Graves was also part of that run as an assistant coach at Portland. Along the way Gonzaga ran off a nation-leading 23-game win streak and cracked both the Associated Press and ESPN/USA Today Top 25 polls reaching as high as No. 23.

11 HEAD COACH KELLY GRAVES CONT. Graves earned his second WCC Coach of the Year honor and was named the WBCA Region VIII Coach of the Year as Gonzaga finished the season 28-4 and advanced to the second round of the Women s NIT, the second-straight post-season appearance for Gonzaga under Graves. The Bulldogs also had several firsts in 2005 under Graves watchful eye as Shannon Mathews became the first Gonzaga player to earn WCC Player of the Year honors and the first to earn All-America honors with an honorable mention nod from the Associated Press. Graves was named the fourth head coach in the NCAA Division I history of the program on April 11, 2000, and it s no surprise where he s taken the program in 10 seasons. The turnaround began in 2002 when the Bulldogs posted an record, the first time the club had hit double digits in the win column since That success continued in 2003 as Gonzaga posted a winning record for the first time since 1994 when the Bulldogs advanced to the WNIT. Gonzaga posted 18 wins, at the time the second highest total in the school s NCAA Division I history, and received a bye to the WCC Tournament semifinals. For the efforts of his team Graves was named the West Coast Conference Coach of the Year for the first time in his six years as a head coach in the league. In 2004, Gonzaga continued to make improvements under Graves as the team again posted 18 wins and a second-place WCC finish. The Bulldogs advanced to their second WCC Tournament championship game and were awarded a bid to the Women s NIT after falling to Loyola Marymount University, 61-58, in the WCC title game. Dating back to his years as an assistant coach at Portland, Graves has now coached 28 All-West Coast Conference performers, seven WCC Players of the Year, five All-Americans, two WCC Defender s of the Year, three WCC Newcomer s of the Year and 23 WCC All-Tournament selections. And Graves has done it all by making the Spokane area one of his recruiting priorities. I have loved recruiting the Spokane area and believe I ve had success in recruiting the area because I respect the coaches in the area. Those young ladies are well coached and work hard, Graves said. THE GRAVES FILE BIRTHPLACE: Salt Lake City, Utah HIGH SCHOOL: Dixie High, Saint George, Utah COLLEGE: Ricks College, Rexburg, Idaho University of New Mexico (B.S. Communications) COLLEGIATE HONORS Two-time All-Scenic West First-Team, Western Athletic Conference All-Academic, 1987 COACHING EXPERIENCE Men s Graduate Assistant University of New Mexico Head Women s Coach Big Bend Community College Assistant Women s Coach University of Portland Head Women s Coach Saint Mary s College APRIL 11, Head Women s Coach Gonzaga University WIFE: Mary (Winter) Graves CHILDREN: Maxwell Joseph (1995) Jackson Obde (1997) William Kelly (2000) GRAVES TIMELINE Apil 11, Named Gonzaga s head coach Nov. 18, Wins first game of Zag tenure Wins nine WCC games WCC wins - Most wins since WCC Tournament Runner-up Earned bid to the WNIT Wins a then-school record 28 games Earned first bid to NCAA Tournament Earned bid to WNIT Wins first NCAA Tournament game Wins sixth-straight WCC Championship Earned first trip to NCAA Sweet Sixteen

12 HEAD COACH KELLY GRAVES CONT. No stranger to the area, Graves started his coaching career in nearby Moses Lake as the head coach of Big Bend Community College. In three seasons at the school, Graves turned a struggling program with four wins his first season into a Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges power his last season with 23 wins. From Big Bend, Graves earned his first taste of West Coast Conference basketball as an assistant at the University of Portland under head coach Jim Sollars. During his tenure at Portland, Graves recruited many of the players that helped the Pilots post a record and WCC mark in five seasons. The Pilots made four straight NCAA Tournament appearances from and boasted three straight WCC Players of the Year from In 1998 Graves moved south in the WCC to guide the program at Saint Mary s College. He made an immediate impact with the Gaels, producing a record in three seasons with WCC Tournament championship game appearances his first two seasons. In his first season at the helm he guided SMC to a 20-9 record, the first 20-win season at the school since the season. Graves followed up that success with a 26-7 mark and two firsts for the Gaels program. The first-ever WCC Tournament championship and first-ever NCAA Tournament berth, a setback to Notre Dame. His final Saint Mary s squad finished with a mark that included a first-round WNIT victory over Hawai i and a second-round loss to Long Beach State. Graves is an active member of the WBCA (Women s Basketball Coaches Association) and has previously served on the voting panel for the ESPN/USA Today Top 25 poll. He works with the WBCA s philanthropy arm. Graves and his wife Mary have three sons - Maxwell Joseph (1995) Jackson Obde (1997) and William Kelly (2000). KELLY GRAVES COLLEGIATE COACHING RECORD Year School Rec. Pct. Conf. Pct. Conf. Fin. Other Big Bend CC th Big Bend CC th Big Bend CC nd District Championship Saint Mary s College T 3rd WCC Tourney Runner-Up Saint Mary s College rd NCAA First Round Saint Mary s College nd WNIT Second Round Gonzaga University th Gonzaga University th Gonzaga University T 2nd WCC Tourney Semifinals Gonzaga University T 2nd WNIT First Round Gonzaga University st WNIT Second Round Gonzaga University T1st WCC Regular-Season Champs Gonzaga University st NCAA First Round Gonzaga University st WNIT Second Round Gonzaga University st NCAA Second Round Gonzaga University st NCAA Sweet Sixteen Totals 13 Years (Division I) Post-Season Berths Gonzaga 10 Years NCAA Apperances 3 WNIT Appearances

13 #1 Carter Schick (Guard, 5-6, Sr., Olympia, Wash.) Season Highs... Category...Career Highs 6, vs. Whitman (11/14)... Points...6, vs. Whitman (11/14/10) 1, on three occasions... FG Made...1, on four occasions 1, vs. Southern Utah (1/3)... 3FG Made... 1, on two occasions 4, vs. Whitman (11/14)... FT Made... 4, vs. Whitman (11/14/10) 3, on two occasions... Rebounds... 3, on two occasions 1, on four occasions... Assists... 1, on five occasions... Steals... 1, vs. Pepperdine (2/20/10)... Blocks , vs. Whitman (11/14)... Minutes...12, vs. Whitman (11/14/10) NOTES FOR : Played a career-high 12 minutes in the Bulldogs 74-point victory over Whitman College, Nov. 14; scoring a career-high six points and grabbing a career-high three rebounds...drained her only three of the season with 24 seconds remaining in the Zags victory over Southern Utah, Jan. 3. HIGH SCHOOL Attended Olympia High School...was a two-year varsity member of the girls basketball team...earned second team All-Narrows League... earned All-State in both cross country and golf. FRESHMAN ( ) Was a member of the Gonzaga women s golf team. SOPHOMORE ( ) Was a first-year walk-on who saw action in six games for the Bulldogs...played a season-high three minutes against Montana State University (11/21/08)...hit a three-pointer, her only points of the season, in the Zags first game of the season against Eastern Oregon University (11/14/08)...grabbed one rebound and made one steal in two minutes of against versus Pepperdine University (1/22/09). JUNIOR ( ) Was a second-year walk-on who saw action in 11 games...played a season-high four minutes twice; versus the University of North Dakota (11/25/09) and against Cal State Northridge (12/6/09)...her only point of the season came against the University of Portland as she hit one of two free throws...grabbed three rebounds on the year and dished out one assist. MISC high school GPA...parents are Elmer and Terry Schick. Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / / TOTAL /

14 #10 Tatri Lorenzo (Guard, 5-7, Sr., Wahiawa, Haw.) Season Highs... Category...Career Highs 6, on two occasions... Points....6, on two occasions 2, vs. North Carolina Central (11/27)... FG Made... 2, on 10 occasions 2, vs. North Carolina Central (11/27)... 3FG Made...2, vs. North Carolina Central (11/27/10) 1, at Portland (1/8/11)... FT Made... 4, at Montana (11/19/06) 3, vs. Cal State Fullerton (12/23)... Rebounds... 3, vs. Cal State Fullerton (12/23/10) 4, vs. San Francisco (1/22)... Assists...5, vs. San Francisco (2/14/08) 1, at USC (11/12)... Steals...2, on four occasions... Blocks... 1, vs. Eastern Washington (12/29/07) 18, vs. North Carolina Central (11/27)... Minutes...32, vs. Virginia (11/30/08 NOTES FOR : Played a season-high 18 minutes in GU s win over North Carolina Central...tied a career-high with six points in win over NCCU. HIGH SCHOOL Played basketball for coach Clay Cockett at Kamehameha High School earning four varsity letters...first-team All-Interscholastic League of Honolulu as a junior and senior...second-team All-ILH as a sophomore and honorable mention honoree as a freshman...helped lead team to a 13-5 record as a senior and fifth place finish at the Hawaii State Championships...named to the All-Tournament team averaging 10 points and five rebounds a game...first team All-State in 2006 after earning honorable mention honors as a sophomore and junior...honolulu Star Bulletin s All-State FAB 15 selection in 2005 and named MVP of Palama Christmas Tournament in helped lead team to several in-season tournament championships. FRESHMAN ( ) Played in six games, starting three, before a knee injury ended her season...earned a medical redshirt. RS-FRESHMAN ( ) Played in 24 games...played a season-high 15 minutes against Santa Clara University (2/2/08)...scored four points five times; against Eastern Washington University (12/29/07), the University of Portland (1/26/08), Santa Clara (2/2/08), the University of San Francisco (2/14/08) and at Portland (2/23/08)...dished out three assists on twice; against Portland (1/26/08) and against Saint Mary s College (1/31/08)...made two steals against Santa Clara (2/2/08)...had a season-high five rebounds against San Francisco (2/14/08). finished with four points on two different occasions; versus Montana State University (11/21/08) and against Saint Mary s (2/12/09)... dished out a career-high six assists in win over then-no. 15 Virginia...had five assists at Eastern Washington University (12/4/08)...grabbed four rebounds on two different occasions; verus Montana State University (11/21/08) and the University of Utah (11/29/08)...finished with two steals on two occasions; against then-no. 15 Virginia and versus Portland State...missed two games with a broken finger on her shooting hand. JUNIOR ( ) Played in 32 of the Bulldogs 34 contests...scored a season-high four points in win over the University of San Francisco (1/30/10)... dished out a season-high four assists against Pepperdine University (2/20/10)...played a crucial role in the Zags victory over Texas A&M University in the second round of the NCAA Tournament after starting point guard Courtney Vandersloot fouled out; she played six minutes, made two steals and had one assist. MISC. Full first name is Tatriana high school GPA...parents are Patrick and Dana Lorenzo...honor roll...national Honor Society...Principal s List...cousins Mahie Atay and Poliala Lorenzo both played soccer at the University of Hawai i...cousin Shawn Lorenzo played football at the University of San Diego. SOPHOMORE ( ) Played in 32 of the Bulldogs 34 games...played a season-high 32 minutes against then-no. 15 University of Virginia (11/30/08)...scored a season-high six points against Portland State University (12/14/08)... Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / / / / TOTAL /

15 #11 Janelle Bekkering (Guard/Forward, 6-0, Sr., Taber, Alberta, Canada) Season Highs... Category...Career Highs 26, vs. Cal State Fullerton (12/23)... Points... 26, vs. Cal State Fullerton (12/23/10) 10, vs. Cal State Fullerton (12/23)... FG Made... 10, vs. Cal State Fullerton (12/23/10) 3, on three occasions... 3FG Made... 4, on three occasions 4, on two occasions... FT Made... 7, on two occasions 9, vs. Washington State (11/21)... Rebounds... 11, at Montana State (12/21/07) 3, on two occasions... Assists... 5, at Saint Mary s (1/29/09) 3, on three occasions... Steals... 5, at Santa Clara (1/15/09) 4, at Loyola Marymount (1/15/11)... Blocks...4, at Loyola Marymount (1/15/11) 36, vs. Stanford (11/21)... Minutes...37, vs San Diego (3/9/09) NOTES FOR : Named to the Preseason All-West Coast Conference Team...scored 12 points against Whitman College on Nov scored a then-season-high 16 points against No. 3 Stanford University, including 11 in the first half...scored a career-high 26 points, hitting 10-of-11 from the field, 2-of-2 on 3-pointers, and 4-of-4 at charity strip against Cal State Fullerton (first 20-plus point game since scoring a then career-high 20 points versus Washington 11/12/07)...is first on the team in 3-pointers made (28). HIGH SCHOOL Considered one of the best Canadian high school talents in the last several years, she earned three varsity letters at W.R. Myers High School in Taber, Alberta...averaged 28.8 points and 15.4 rebounds per-game as a senior...helped lead team to a third-place finish at the Canadian Provincials...named Canadian 3A Player of the Year and league MVP...member of Team Alberta member of Canadian Junior National Team in youngest player invited to try out for Canadian National Team in summer of Myers High School Athlete of the Year...also earned three varsity letters in volleyball leading team to second place finish in Provincials...first-team All- League in volleyball. FRESHMAN ( ) Redshirted her first season with the Bulldogs. RS-FRESHMAN ( ) Played in all 34 games, getting the starting nod 11 different times...scored in double figures in nine contests...finished with a career-high 20 points in her collegiate debut against the University of Washington (11/12/07)... had 15 points, six rebounds and three steals against Marquette University (11/23/07)...registered her only double-double of the season at Montana State University (12/21/07), posting 16 points and grabbing 11 rebounds...had 11 points, nine rebounds and four assists against Eastern Washington University (12/29/07)...scored 12 points, five rebounds and one block against Loyola Marymount University (1/12/07)...posted 10 points against the University of San Francisco (2/14/08), the University of San Diego (2/16/08), at Saint Mary s College (3/1/08) and against the University of Colorado (3/24/08) in the second round of the WNIT. SOPHOMORE ( ) Played in all 34 games for the Zags, getting the starting nod 31 times... scored in double-figure points in 11 different contests...scored a seasonhigh 19 points, one off her career-high, at the University of San Diego (1/31/09)...had 18 points and seven rebounds against the University of San Francisco (2/14/09)...grabbed a season-high 10 rebounds against San Diego in the championship game of the West Coast Conference Tournament (3/9/09)...had eight rebounds, along with 16 points, three assists, two steals and one block versus Saint Joseph s University (1/2/09)... dished out a career-high five assists at Saint Mary s College (1/29/09)... made a career-high five steals at Santa Clara University (1/15/09)... drained 34 3-pointers, second best on the team, including a team-best 20 in West Coast Conference play...earned West Coast Conference All-Tournament honors after averaging 11.5 points, 8.0 rebounds over the two games...she registered a double-double in the WCC Tournament title game, scoring 14 points and grabbing 10 boards against San Diego (3/9/09)...named to the West Coast Conference Winter All-Academic Team. SUMMER OF 2009 Was a member of the Canadian Women s National Team that participated in the FIBA Americas Championships in Brazil Sept ; team winning Bronze medal. JUNIOR ( ) Played and started the first six games of the season before an injury sidelined her...had missed three games before returning to the lineup against the University of Montana (12/11/09)...for the season, she started 29 of 31 games she played in...finished the season averaging 4.8 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.1 assists per contest...was third on the squad in 3-pointers made, sinking 20...scored in double-figures five times...scored a season-high 16 points at then-no. 2 Stanford University (11/29/09)...had 15 points against Saint Mary s College (1/14/10) and versus the University of San Francisco (1/30/10)...grabbed a season-high eight rebounds in the Bulldogs victory over Texas A&M University in the second round of the NCAA Tournament...hit a career-tying high four 3-pointers at Stanford...earned West Coast Conference All-Academic. SUMMER OF 2010 Was a member of the Canadian Women s National Team that participated in the FIBA World Championships. MISC. Graduated with 90 percent average in high school...honor roll... parents are Simon and Joanne Bekkering...sister Anna played basketball at the University of Calgary and professionally in Holland...sister Cory won the Canadian National Tracy MacLeod award in 2005 and played at Calgary with sister Anna...brothers Henry and Ross play basketball at the University of Calgary. Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / / / TOTAL /

16 #20 Meghan Winters (Guard, 5-10, So, Englewood, Colo.) Season Highs... Category...Career Highs 14, vs. Santa Clara (1/20)... Points...14, vs. Santa Clara (1/20/11) 5, vs. Santa Clara (1/20)... FG Made... 5, vs. Santa Clara (1/20/11) 4, vs. Santa Clara (1/20)... 3FG Made...4, vs. Santa Clara (1/20/11) 2,vs. San Francisco (1/22)... FT Made... 2, on two occasions 5, vs. Santa Clara (1/20)... Rebounds... 5, vs. Santa Clara (1/20/11) 4, vs. North Carolina Central (11/27)... Assists...4, vs. North Carolina Central (11/27) 2, on four occasions... Steals...2, on four occasions 1, vs. BYU (12/21)... Blocks... 1, on three occasions 22, on three occasions... Minutes... 22, on three occasions NOTES FOR : Played a career-high 22 minutes against Whitman College Nov. 14 and, North Carolina Central Nov. 27 and versus Santa Clara, Jan hit four 3-pointers and went 5-of-9 overall from the field to finish with a career-high 14 points in GU win over Santa Clara, Jan she also grabbed a career-high 5 rebounds in victory...scored a then career-high 11 points, besting her previous high of nine points, along with dishing out a career-high four assists against NCCU Nov tallied 10 points, her second doubledigit performance of her career, in GU win over Southern Utah, Jan is tied for second on the team in 3-pointers made wtih 21. HIGH SCHOOL Four-year letterwinner at Regis Jesuit High School...averaged 12.5 points, 5.0 rebounds, 1.5 steals and 1.2 assists as a senior...was named 2008 First Team All Colorado by the Denver Post as a junior (one of only two players to earn this honor as a junior behind only Abby Waner from Duke and Anne Strother of Connecticut...was named first team All-Continental League and was on the All-Aurora first team as a junior...averaged 13.3 points, 6.2 rebounds and 3.1 assists in leading Regis to the state championship game as a junior. FRESHMAN ( ) Was one of two freshman on the squad...saw action in 21 contests... was an impressive 3-of-4 from the 3-point arc in the Zags victory over Cal State Northridge (12/6/09)...scored eight points, on 3-of-4 shooting from the floor, including hitting 2-of-3 from beyond the 3-point arc against Pepperdine University (2/20/10)...finished the season averaging 2.3 points per game...hit 11-of-25 3-pointers for a team-best 44.0 percent accuracy. MISC. 3.8 high school GPA...parents are Brian and Julie Winters...father Brian Winters was the 12th pick in the NBA draft in 1974, taken by the L.A. Lakers...Brian played for nine years before coaching for the University of South Carolina, the L.A. Lakers, the Milwaukee Bucks, Vancouver Grizzlies, Golden State Warriors and the WNBA s Indiana Fever... Brian is currently a scout for the Indiana Pacers...brother Brendan Winters played collegiate basketball at Davidson College...sister Keelin Winters is a member of the University of Portland women s soccer team. Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL /

17 #21 Courtney Vandersloot (Guard, 5-8, Sr., Kent, Wash.) Season Highs... Category...Career Highs 33, at Eastern Washington (12/3)... Points...33, at Eastern Washington (12/3/10) 12, at Eastern Washington (12/3)... FG Made... 12, at Eastern Washington (12/3) 3, at Eastern Washington (12/3)... 3FG Made... 4, on two occasions 10, at Portland (1/8/11)... FT Made... 11, vs. Portland (2/8/09) 8, at Loyola Marymount (1/15)... Rebounds... 11, at Saint Mary s (2/23/08) 14, on two occasions... Assists...16, vs. North Dakota (11/25/09) 7, vs. Seattle (12/30)... Steals... 11, at South Dakota State (11/13/09) 2, at Montana (12/5)... Blocks...4, at Saint Mary s (2/11/10) 39, at Loyola Marymount (1/15)... Minutes... 41, at South Dakota State (11/13/09) NOTES FOR : Named to the Wooden Award Watch List, the Wade Watch List, and the Naismith Award Preseason List...Named to the Preseason All-West Coast Conference Team...recorded first double-digit assist game of senior season against Whitman College; handed out 11...scored a game-high 24 points and dished out 10 assists in 6-point loss to No. 3 Stanford, Nov has registered 10 double-doubles on the season...scored double-figure points in 22 of 23 contests...handed out a season-high 14 assists in win over Washington State Dec. 11 and at San Diego Jan scored a career-high 33 points at Eastern Washington Dec.3...named West Coast Conference Player of the Month for November...named WCC Player of the Week Dec. 6, Jan. 17 & Jan named to the State Farm Holiday Hoops Classic All-Tournament team. HIGH SCHOOL Named the Seattle Times 2007 State Player of the Year...consensus first-team All-State honoree...was the state of Washington s leading scorer as a senior... averaged 26.0 points, 7.0 assists, 5.0 rebounds and 5.0 steals per game as a senior at Kentwood High School...led Kentwood to a 28-1 overall record in 2007 and a third place finish at the Washington State 4A Tournament...a two-time South Puget Sound League North Division MVP (junior/senior)... named state tournament Most Valuable Player after finishing one point shy of the Washington state record for points in a tournament with named Most Valuable Player of the Washington State Coaches Association All-State basketball game as a senior...averaged 18.5 points, 7.2 assists, 6.0 rebounds and 4.5 steals per game as a junior...led her team to a 24-5 record, South Puget Sound League Champions, third place finish in the SW District and help the squad to its first trip to the Washington State 4A Tournament...all-time leading scorer at Kentwood High School with 1,684 points...rated the 63rd best prospect in the country by Scout.com and was the top point guard in the state of Washington, as well as one of the Top 15 point guards in the country. FRESHMAN ( ) Named West Coast Conference Newcomer of the Year...garnered WCC All-Conference and WCC All-Freshman team accolades...named WCC Player of the Week once...named to the WCC All-Tournament squad...played in all 34 games, getting the starting nod 27 times...led the team in assists per game (5.6) and was second in points-per-game (10.6)...had 22 double-digit point games...one double-double...two double-figure assist contests...dished out four or more assists in 28 games...scored a career-high 20 points at Pepperdine University (2/9/08)...scored 15 points and grabbed a career-high 11 rebounds at Saint Mary s College (3/1/08)...dished out a career-high 11 assists at the University of Portland (2/23/08)...had 10 assists in her collegiate debut against the University of Washington (11/12/07)...had a career-high five steals at Pepperdine (2/9/08)...blocked three shots at the University of Portland (2/23/08)...scored in double figures in all three WCC Tournament games...had 10 points and four assists in first round win over Pepperdine...tallied 14 points, registered eight assists and eight rebounds in semifinal win over Saint Mary s... posted 10 points and three assists in final loss to San Diego...her 191 total assists ranks third in the single-season Top-10. SOPHOMORE ( ) Named West Coast Conference Player of the Year...named West Coast Conference Tournament Most Valuable Player after aver- aging 15.5 points, 9.0 assists,2.5 rebounds and 2.0 steals over the Zags to games...earned All- West Coast Conference accolades...named WBCA/State Farm Coaches All-America honorable mention...named Associated Press All-America honorable mention...named a finalist for the Nancy Lieberman Award...named West Coast Conference Player of the Week three times and was the West Coast Conference Player of the Month for January and February...missed two games (Virginia/Eastern Washington) due to a sprained ankle...led the team in assists (239), 3-pointers (35) and steals (69)...finished third in the nation in assists per game at was 18th in the nation in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.96), 71st in points per game (16.4) and 82nd in field goal percentage (47.1) assists is most dished out in a Gonzaga season...third in career assists with 430 and 10th in 3-pointers made with 68...registered 26 double-figure point games and closed out the season with a streak of 11...had six double-doubles on the year (points/assists)...dished out double-digit assists in seven contests...scored a career-high 32 points at Marquette University (11/28) in the WBCA Classic... passed out a career-high 13 assists versus Montana State University (11/21)... hit a career-high four 3-pointers against Eastern Oregon University (11/14)... made a career-tying high five steals against the University of Pittsburgh in the second round of the NCAA Tournament...had four steals in five different contests. SUMMER OF 2009 Invited to the USA World University Games Team Trials; the first player in Gonzaga history to receive an invite. JUNIOR ( ) West Coast Conference Player of the Year (second straight year)...all-west Coast Conference (third straight year)...west Coast Conference Tournament Most Valuable (second straight year)...two-time West Coast Conference Player of the Month...four-time West Coast Conference Player of the Week... WBCA Region 8 All-America...Naismith Trophy Top 30...Nancy Lieberman Award Finalist...Associated Press honorable mention All-America...State Farm Wade Trophy Finalist...State Farm Coaches All-America honorable mention...john R. Wooden Award Finalist...played and started in all 34 games for the Bulldogs...had 10 double-doubles on the season (9 pts/ast, 1 pts/stls)... scored double-digits in 27 games and dished out double-figure assists in 12 contests...led the nation in assists per game at 9.4 per game and fourth in steals per game at became the Zag and West Coast Conference all-time assist leader with became the Gonzaga steals leader at scored a season-high 26 points against Saint Mary s College (1/14/10)...had a careerhigh 16 dimes against the University of North Dakota (11/25/09)...dished out 15 assists twice; at Loyola Marymount (1/23/10) and against the University of North Carolina (3/20/10) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament...began the season with a 20 point, 11 steal, nine assist performance at South Dakota State University (11/3/09)...her 11 steals is a Gonzaga and WCC single-game record...was second on the team in points per game at 14.1 and was second on the squad in 3-pointers made with 36. Misc.: 3.53 high school GPA...Parents are Bill and Jan Vandersloot. Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / / / TOTAL /

18 #23 Katelan Redmon (Guard/Forward, 6-1, Jr., Spokane, Wash.) Season Highs... Category...Career Highs 28, at North Dakota (11/23)... Points... 28, at North Dakota (11/23/10) 12, on two occasions... FG Made... 12, on two occasions 3, vs. San Francisco (1/22)... 3FG Made... 3, on two occasions 7, at Montana (12/5)... FT Made... 7, at Montana (12/5/10) 11, vs. San Francisco (1/22)... Rebounds... 11, vs. San Francisco (1/22/10) 6, on two occasions... Assists... 6, on two occasions 4, on two occasions... Steals... 5, at Portland State (12/130/9) 1, on four occasions... Blocks... 2, at Portland (2/6/10) 39, at Loyola Marymount (1/15)... Minutes...39, at Loyola Marymount (1/15/11) NOTES FOR : Named to the Preseason All-West Coast Conference Team...scored a then-career-high 22 points after hitting 10-of-11 from the field in GU s 74-point victory over Whitman College, Nov had first double-double of junior year against No. 3 Stanford, Nov scored 14 points and grabbed a career-high 10 rebounds...tallied a career-high 28 points, hitting 12 field goals and sinking four free throws, at the University of North Dakota, Nov has scored double-figure points in 22 of 23 contests...named West Coast Conference Player of the Week Nov. 15 & Jan has registered two double-doubles on the year. HIGH SCHOOL Four-year letterwinner and one-year team captain at Lewis and Clark High...two-time Street & Smith s honorable mention All-American... three-time first-team All-Greater Spokane League selection as a sophomore, junior and senior...all-gsl honorable mention as a freshman...led team to State 4A title as a junior and senior...also led team to regional titles as a sophomore and junior. FRESHMAN ( ) Played at the University of Washington...named to Pacific-10 All- Freshman Team...one of two Huskies to start all 31 games, setting a Washington freshman record for games started...team scoring leader with also led the squad in field goals made (149) and field goals attempted (373)...tied for second on the team in rebounding (4.5 rpg), was third in steals (0.9 spg) and fifth in assists (1.5 apg)...tallied teamhigh 20 double-figure scoring games including nine straight from Nov. 17 through Dec single-game scoring leader a team-high 12 times; led the squad in both rebounding and assists four times...had best game of the season vs. UC Irvine (12/2/07) with career-highs in points (20) and rebounds (9); was 9-of-16 from the field and also dished two assists...in Pac-10 Tournament quarterfinal game vs. Arizona State (3/8/08), led the Huskies in both points (15) and rebounds (careerhigh tying 9)...equaled career-high with 20 points vs. WSU (2/3/08)... made game-winning shot with three seconds on the clock to lift UW over Purdue (12/21/07); had 13 points, 4 rebounds, 1 block and 1 steal in the game...had game-high 19 points and eight rebounds vs. UCLA (1/10/08)...tallied team-high 17 points vs. Pepperdine (12/4/07), while grabbing a career-high three steals...had 14 points, three rebounds, one assist and one steal at Washington State (1/4/07)...had team-high 13 points vs. Oregon State (2/07/07); also recorded four rebounds and one steal...tallied eight points and four rebounds in upset of then- No. 9 Cal (3/2/08). RS-FRESHMAN ( ) Sat out due to NCAA transfer rules. RS-SOPHOMORE ( ) In her first year in a Gonzaga uniform, she played in 32 of 34 games, getting the starting nod five times...closed out the year fourth on the team in points per game (11.1) and fourth in rebounds per contest (4.1)...had the best shooting percentage on the squad at 53.1 percent, hitting 153-of registered double-figure points in 21 contests, including a 13-game streak from 11/16/09-12/27/09...scored doublefigure points in all three NCAA Tournament games...had 18 points, on 8-of-11 shooting against the University of North Carolina in the first round...finished with 10 points in the Zags upset win over Texas A&M University in the second round...scored 14 points in GU s Sweet Sixteen setback to Xavier University...poured in a career-high 20 points at Saint Mary s College (2/11/10)...had 19 points against her former team, the University of Washington (11/22/09)...named West Coast Conference Newcomer of the Year. MISC high school GPA...Grandfather Charles Redmon played basketball at Gonzaga...parents are Chuck and Michelle Redmon. Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL /

19 #30 Stephanie Golden (Center, 6-3, Fr., Clayton, Calif.) Season Highs... Category...Career Highs 9, vs. Santa Clara (1/20)... Points... 9, vs. Santa Clara (1/20/11) 4, on three occasions... FG Made... 4, on three occasions... 3FG Made... 2, vs. Whitman (11/14)... FT Made...2, vs. Whitman (11/14/10) 6, vs. Southern Utah (1/3)... Rebounds... 6, vs. Southern Utah (1/3/11) 2, vs. Southern Utah (1/3)... Assists... 2, vs. Southern Utah (1/3/11) 4, vs. Whitman (11/14)... Steals...4, vs. Whitman (11/14/10) 2, vs. Whitman (11/14)... Blocks...2, vs. Whitman (11/14/10) 17, vs. Southern Utah (1/3)... Minutes... 17, vs. Southern Utah (1/3/11) NOTES FOR : Scored her first collegiate points in Gonzaga s win over Whitman College; finished with six points, four steals and two blocks in 11 minutes of action...finished with six points, sinking 3-of-3 from the field against the University of North Dakota...also had six points against Cal State Fullerton...scored a then-career-high eight points against Southern Utah, Jan. 3...finished with nine points, a new career high, in GU s win over Santa Clara, Jan. 20. HIGH SCHOOL Was rated 18th at her position by ESPN HoopGurlz.com...named Diablo Foothill League Most Valuable Player as a senior after averaging 15.5 points, 9.0 rebounds and 4.0 blocks per contest...also was named Nor Cal All-Metro third team and ESPN Rise All-State honorable mention...miramonte closed out her senior season with a 22-8 overall mark...earned first team All-Diablo Foothill honors as a junior after averaging 15.6 points, 9.3 rebounds, 2.4 steals, 1.9 assists and 1.8 blocks per game...also named Nor Cal All-Metro honorable mention...miramonte finished the season with a 19-5 mark, including a 9-3 record in DFAL play...as a sophomore, she averaged 11.9 points, 6.9 rebounds, 2.0 blocks and 1.0 assist per game as the Matadors finished 27-4 overall...she was tabbed second team All-DFAL her sophomore season...also a two-year member of the varsity track and field team. MISC. 3.3 high school GPA...parents are Lisa Sharon and Ronald Golden. Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL /

20 #31 Shannon Reader (Center, 6-2, Jr., Lake Oswego, Ore.) Season Highs... Category...Career Highs 7, vs. Whitman (11/14)... Points... 8, vs. Eastern Oregon (11/14/08) 3, vs. Whitman (11/14)... FG Made... on two occasions... 3FG Made...0 3, vs. Washington State (12/11)... FT Made... 3, on two occasions 5, vs. San Francisco (1/22)... Rebounds... 8, vs. Eastern Oregon (11/14/08) 2, vs. San Francisco (1/22)... Assists...2, on four occasions 1, on two occasions... Steals... 2, vs. Montana State (11/21/08) 1, on two occasions... Blocks... 2, on three occasions 15, on two occasions... Minutes... 20, vs. Eastern Oregon (11/14/08) NOTES FOR : Played a season-high 15 minutes against No. 3 Stanford University, Nov. 21 and against Washington State University, Dec missed five games due to a knee injury...scored three points and had two rebounds in her first game back since knee injury - at Portland, Jan. 8. HIGH SCHOOL Led Lake Oswego High to the Oregon State Tournament semifinals as a junior...averaged 12.7 points and 13.2 rebounds as a senior and 14.0 points and 13.0 rebounds per game as a junior...named first team All-Leauge as a senior..as freshman and sophomore at Century High School, she was twice named to the Metro All-League team after averaging 13.0 points, 12.0 rebounds and 14.0 points, 13.0 rebounds per game as a sophomore and freshman, respectively. FRESHMAN ( ) Played in 26 games for the Bulldogs...scored a career-high eight points against Eastern Oregon University (11/14/08)...scored four points on four different occasions...grabbed a career-high eight rebounds versus Eastern Oregon...had four boards at UC Santa Barbara (12/7/08)... blocked two shots on three different occasions; versus Montana State University (11/21/08), at Saint Mary s College (1/29/09) and against the University of Portland (2/8/09)...had two steals against Montana State. SOPHOMORE ( ) Played in 23 games for the Bulldogs...missed three games due to a knee injury suffered in the Zags contest at the University of Idaho (11/16/09)...scored four points three times; against Cal State Northridge (12/6/09), versus Santa Clara University (2/25/10) and at Santa Clara (2/25/10)...had a season-high six rebounds against Cal State Northridge. MISC high school GPA...Parents are Denny and Leann Reader...brother Billy is a freshman on the Univeristy of Montana men s basketball team. Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / / TOTAL /

21 #32 Kayla Standish (Foward, 6-3, Jr., Ellensburg, Wash.) Season Highs... Category...Career Highs 27, vs. Pepperdine (1/13)... Points... 27, vs. Pepperdine (1/13/11) 11, vs. Pepperdine (1/13)... FG Made... 11, on two occasions 2, vs. Stanford (11/21)... 3FG Made...2, on six occasions 6, vs. San Francisco (1/22)... FT Made... 6, on two occasions 12, on three occasions... Rebounds...14, vs. Pepperdine (3/8/10 4, vs. Seattle (12/30)... Assists... 4, on two occasions 3, on four occasions... Steals... 5, vs. Cal State Northridge (12/6/09) 4, on two occasions... Blocks...7, at Saint Mary s (2/11/10) 38, at USC (11/12)... Minutes... 38, at USC (11/12/10) NOTES FOR : Played a career-high 38 minutes in the Bulldogs opening loss at USC...registered first double-double of the season, scored 15 points and had 11 rebounds in GU s win over Whitman on Nov scored a-then season-high 18 points in GU s setback to the University of Mississippi, Nov tallied 22 points, only second career 20-plus performance at the time, in the Zags victory over Washington State University, Dec also scored 22 points against BYU Dec. 21 and versus Cal State Fullerton Dec had double-doubles in both games of the Holiday Hoops Classic; best outing was a season-high 23 points, along with 12 boards in win over Seattle on second day of tournament...tallied a career-high 27 points at Pepperdine, Jan. 13, and added a season-high 12 rebounds...has six double-doubles on the year...named West Coast Conference Player of the Week Dec. 13, and Co-Player of the Week Jan. 3..named to the State Farm Holiday Hoops Classic All-Tournament team...named WCC Player of the Month for December. HIGH SCHOOL Finished her career scoring 2,076 points and led Ellensburg High to four State apperances and won three trophies...averaged 22.3 points and 10.0 rebounds per game as a sophomore...averaged 18.6 points and 10.0 rebounds per game as a junior...was named All-Central Washington Athletic Conference and All-State four times...was also a 2006 first-team State 3A Tournament honoree and A Tournament Most Valuable Player...standout all-around athlete who was also considered among the best volleyball players in the state and placed in the top four at state each year in both the 100-meter high hurdles and the triple jump. State University (12/4/09)...registered first career double-double versus UC Irvine; scored 10 points and grabbed a then career-high 11 rebounds (also first career double-digit rebounding game) in 15 minutes of action...second career double-double came in the West Coast Conference Tournament championship; poured in 10 points and brought down a career-high 14 rebounds in 16 minutes of action...had a career-high seven blocks at Saint Mary s College (2/11/10). MISC. Parents are Dave Standish and Joni Leaman. FRESHMAN ( ) Saw action in all 34 games for the Bulldogs, including three starts...was fourth on the team in 3-pointers made (16) and second in blocks (18)... scored a career-high 16 points in her collegiate debut against Eastern Oregon University (11/14/08)...scored 11 points at the University of Montana (12/19/08)...grabbed a career-high eight rebounds three times; versus Montana State (11/21/08), at Saint Mary s College (1/29/09) and against the University of San Francisco (2/14/09)... blocked three shots on two different occasions; versus Eastern Oregon and against Loyola Marymount University (1/24/09)...had four steals against the University of Portland (2/8/09). SOPHOMORE ( ) Played in all 34 games for Gonzaga...was the sixth leading scorer on the team at 8.1 per contest...was third on the team in rebounds per contest at led the team in blocks per game at scored doubledigit points in 11 games... scored a career-high 25 points against the University of North Dakota (11/25/09)...had 18 points at Montana Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / / TOTAL /

22 NOTES FOR : #33 Danielle Walter (Guard, 6-0, Fr., Pasco, Wash.) Season Highs... Category...Career Highs... Points FG Made FG Made FT Made Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks Minutes... HIGH SCHOOL Was rated the No. 73 prospect in the ESPN HoopGurlz.com Hundred and No. 22 in her position...was a 4-year varsity member at Pasco High...she led the Columbia Basin Big Nine Conference in scoring as a senior at 22.8 points per game, twice scoring 36 in a game...as a senior she also averaged 4.4 assists, 5.0 rebounds and 3.3 steals and 2.0 blocks per content and was named CBBN Columbia Most Valuable Player...in her final season at Pasco, she also earned Washington Sporting News honorable mention All-American, Tri-City All-Area Most Valuable Player for the second consecutive season and first team All-State 4A for the third-straight season...as a junior she helped Pasco to an undefeated regular-season averaging 10.8 points, 5.0 rebounds and 5.0 assists and bumped her scoring average to 16.9 points per game in the post season...she went on to be named the Most Valuable Player of the Eastern 4A Regional Tournament, garnered 4A first team accolades and was named Washington Sporting News honorable mention All-American...was selected to play in the Northwest Shootout and the Washington vs. Oregon All-Star game as a senior... was part of the Blazers AAU team that won the 2006 AAU National Championship. MISC high school GPA...parents are Laura and Stephen Walter.

23 #34 Jazmine Redmon (Guard, 5-9, Fr., Spokane, Wash.) Season Highs... Category...Career Highs 8, at USC (11/12)... Points... 8, at USC (11/12/10) 3, at USC (11/12)... FG Made... 3, at USC (11/12/10) 2, on two occasions... 3FG Made... 2, on two occasions 2, on four occasions... FT Made...2, on four occasions 6, on two occasions... Rebounds... 6, on two occasions 3, on three occasions... Assists... 3, on three occasions 3, on two occasions... Steals... 3, on two occasions... Blocks... 21, vs. Whitman (11/14)... Minutes...21, vs. Whitman (11/14/10) NOTES FOR : Plays a key role off the bench for Gonzaga...averaging 13.5 minutes of action per game. HIGH SCHOOL A four-year starter for Mead High...was a three-time Greater Spokane League (GSL) first-team honoree and the 2009 and 2010 GSL Most Valuable Player...also named first-team All-State and first-team All-Region as a senior...as a junior, she averaged 17.8 points, 6.0 assists and 5.0 steals per game in leading Mead to a 16-4 mark in the GSL and a 19-6 overall record...garnered All-State Tournament first team honors as a freshman, along with GSL second team honors and secondteam All-State...closed out her career at Mead scoring 1,574 points... was the MVP of the Oregon vs. Washington All-Star game...was part of the Blazers AAU team that won the 2006 AAU National Championship...was also a 3-year member of the soccer team and a 4-year varsity member of the track team...as a member of the soccer team, she was named second-team All-GSL sophomore season, first team All-GSL her junior and senior seasons and was the GSL Most Valuable Defender and first-team All-State as a senior...named first-team All-GSL for track her sophomore, junior and senior years...named GSL Sprinter of the Year as a senior. MISC high school GPA...parents are Shaney and Fred Redmon...mother Shaney was a member of the track and field team at Washington State University. Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL /

24 #35 Claire Raap (Forward, 5-11, Sr., Prosser, Wash.) Season Highs... Category...Career Highs 17, at Saint Mary s (1/27)... Points...17, at Saint Mary s (1/27/11) 7, on two occasions... FG Made... 7, on two occasions... 3FG Made... 1, on two occasions 3, at Saint Mary s (1/27)... FT Made...5, vs. Saint Mary s (2/12/09) 6, at Saint Mary s (1/27)... Rebounds... 6, on three occasions 3, vs. Idaho (12/17)... Assists... 3, vs. Idaho (12/17) 2, on six occasions... Steals... 5, vs. Eastern Oregon (11/14/08) 1, on five occasions... Blocks... 1, on 13 occasions 25, at Saint Mary s (1/27)... Minutes...25, at Saint Mary s (1/27/11) NOTES FOR : Played 15 minutes against No. 3 Stanford University, and scored eight points...tallied 10 points in GU s victory over North Carolina Central...scored 12 points, hitting 5-of-9 from the field and both free throw attempts, against Cal State Fullerton Dec finished with a then-career-high 16 points against San Francisco, Jan had a career-high 17 points and six rebounds in a career-high 25 minutes at Saint Mary s, Jan. 27. HIGH SCHOOL Three-time 3A All-Mid-Valley League first team honoree...averaged 14.7 points, 6.5 rebounds, 3.8 steals and 3.0 assists per game as a junior..earned All-Region team honors and was voted Most Valuable Player by her team as a junior...four-time Tri-City/Yakima All-Star Game participant...also played volleyball and was a member of the track and field team...earned All-League volleyball honors threestraight years and is a two-time state finalist in both the 100 and 200 meters. against Pepperdine University (2/20/10) and at Santa Clara University (2/25/10)...grabbed a season-high four rebounds versus Saint Mary s College (1/14/10). MISC high school GPA...Parents are John Raap and Tricia Anderson. FRESHMAN ( ) Saw action in 25 games...played a season-high 17 minutes against Eastern Washington University (12/29/07)...scored a career-high 10 points at Montana State University (12/21/07)...grabbed a career-high six rebounds against Eastern Washington (12/29/07)...dished out two assists at Sacramento State University (12/8/07) and against Santa Clara University (2/2/08)...had two steals at Sacramento State. SOPHOMORE ( ) Was a key reserve off the bench for the Zags, appearing in 33 games...shot an impressive 53.3 percent (64-for-120) from the field, including 53.2 percent (33-for-62) in West Coast Conference action... recorded five double-figure point contests...finished with a careerhigh 15 points against Saint Mary s College (2/12/09)...had 13 points, two boards and one assist at the University of San Diego (1/31/09)... grabbed a career-tying high six boards against Saint Joseph s University (1/2/09)...had a career-high five steals versus Eastern Oregon University (11/14/08). JUNIOR ( ) Played in 23 games for the Bulldogs...missed the first four games due to an off season ankle surgery...finished the season averaging 1.6 points and 1.7 rebounds per contest...scored a season-high six points twice; Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / / / TOTAL /

25 #42 Molly Anderson (Forward, 6-0, RS-So., Spokane, Wash.) Season Highs... Category...Career Highs 2, on three occasions... Points... 2, on three occasions 1, on three occasions... FG Made... on three occasions... 3FG Made FT Made... 3, on two occasions... Rebounds... 3, on two occasions 1, vs. Cal State Fullerton (12/23)... Assists... 1, vs. Cal State Fullerton (12/23/10)... Steals Blocks... 6, vs. Southern Utah (1/3)... Minutes... 6, vs. Southern Utah (1/3/11) NOTES FOR : Scored first collegiate points against Whitman College Nov. 14; scored two points. HIGH SCHOOL Was a two-year varsity basketball letterwinner and a four-year softball letterwinner at Gonzaga Prep...was named to the Greater Spokane League first team in softball in both 2007 and 2008 and garnered GLS second team honors as a sophomore in also as a senior earned second team All-State accolades...was the team s Most Valuable Player as a junior and senior and garnered the Most Improved Award as a freshman...as a member of the Gonzaga prep basketball team, Anderson helped lead them to the GSL championship in both 2006 and FRESHMAN ( ) Played softball at the Indiana University...appeared in 18 games, making seven starts...started five games at catcher and two games at first base...hit.150 in 20 at-bats and had an on-base percentage of was hit by a pitch a team-high eight times, including each of the last five games in which she appeared...recorded a walk-off single against Indiana State University (3/26) for her only RBI...also had a key sacrifice bunt against the Sycamores...was successful in her only stolen base attempt of the season at the University of Illinois (4/15). RS-FRESHMAN ( ) Transferred to Gonzaga University and walked on to the women s basketball team and then redshirted. MISC high school GPA...member of the National Honor Society and was an AP Scholar...parents are Sue Hart-Anderson and Ken Anderson...father Ken played basketball at Gonzaga...mom Sue played basketball at the University of Nebraska...brother K.C. was a member of the men s rowing team at Gonzaga. Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL /

26 #44 Kelly Bowen (Forward, 6-0, Jr., Victoria, Australia) Season Highs... Category...Career Highs 14, vs. BYU (12/21)... Points...17, on two occasion 7, vs. BYU (12/21)... FG Made... 8, at Saint Mary s (1/29/09) 2, vs. North Carolina Central (11/27)... 3FG Made...3, vs. Saint Joseph s (1/2/09) 3, vs. Notre Dame (12/30)... FT Made... 5, vs. San Diego (3/9/09) 9, on three occasions... Rebounds... 11, vs. Montana State (11/21/08) 5, at USC (11/12)... Assists... 5, at USC (11/12/10) 4, at USC (11/12)... Steals... 4, on three occasions 1, on three occasions... Blocks... 1, on 12 occasions 33, at Loyola Marymount (1/15)... Minutes...33, oat Loyola Marymount (1/15/11) NOTES FOR : Scored a season-high 14 points, hitting 7-of-12 from the field, in the Zags victory over BYU, Dec played a career-high 33 minutes in GU s six-point win at Loyola Marymount, Jan. 15. HIGH SCHOOL Played for Frankston Blues; a member of the Youth League Women s Division of the Big V League in Australia...averaged 14.0 points and 11.5 rebounds per game with Frankston Blues...averaged a doubledouble playing for the Melbourne Roos All-Star High School team in its nine-game American Tour versus different colleges, many of which were NCAA Division I...scored 13 points and grabbed 10 rebounds against WCC foe the University of San Diego...had a 16 point, 14 rebound performance against Cal Poly...a member of the 2008 Victorian U20 State Team...finalist for the Emerging Athlete Award. MISC. Parents are Kim and Loretta Bowen. FRESHMAN ( ) Saw action in all 34 games for the Bulldogs, including 17 starts...named to the West Coast Conference All-Freshman team...scored in doublefigures in five contests...finished with a career-high 17 points on two different occasions; against Saint Joseph s Unversity (1/2/09) and at Saint Mary s College (1/29/09)...first career double-double came at Saint Mary s; scored 17 points and grabbed 10 rebounds...collected double-digit rebounds in three contests, including a career-high 11 boards versus Montana State University (11/21/08)...had four steals against both Montana State and Saint Mary s (2/12/09)...had a monster game in the WCC Championship contest against the University of San Diego; scored 15 points and grabbed nine rebounds...third on the team in rebounds (153) and fifth in 3-pointers made (15). SOPHOMORE ( ) Played in all 34 games for Gonzaga...was a key reserve for the Bulldogs, averaging 15.9 minutes per game...finished the season averaging 3.6 points, 3.4 rebounds, 0.9 steals and 0.7 assists per contest...had two double-figure scoring games; 13 points against Cal State Northridge (12/6/09) and 12 at Pepperdine University (1/21/10)...grabbed a season-high eight rebounds at Pepperdine. Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / / TOTAL /

27 Front Row (L to R): Graduate Manager Nick Simons, Director of Operations Teresa Palmisano, Assistant Coach Jodie Kaczor Berry, Head Coach Kelly Graves, Assistant Coach Lisa Mispley Fortier, Assistant Coach Michelle Elliott, Director of Operations Molly Hays, Manager Bridgette Pinsoneault. Back Row (L to R): Tatri Lorenzo, Jazmine Redmon, Meghan Winters, Danielle Walter, Molly Anderson, Claire Raap, Stephanie Golden, Kayla Standish, Shannon Reader, Janelle Bekkering, Katelan Redmon, Kelly Bowen, Courtney Vandersloot, Haiden Palmer, Carter Schick. No Name Pos Ht Cl Exp Hometown/High School/Previous 1 Carter Schick * G 5-7 SR 2V Olympia, WA/Olympia 3 Haiden Palmer^ G 5-8 RS-FR TR Moreno Valley, CA/Vista Del Largo/Oregon State 10 Tatri Lorenzo* G 5-7 SR 3V Wahiawa, HI/Kamehameha 11 Janelle Bekkering* F/G 6-0 SR 3V Taber, Alberta, Canada/W.R. Myers 20 Meghan Winters G 5-11 SO 1V Englewood, CO/Regis 21 Courtney Vandersloot G 5-8 SR 3V Kent, WA/Kentwood 23 Katelan Redmon* G/F 6-1 JR 1V Spokane, WA/Lewis and Clark/Univ. of Washington 30 Stephanie Golden C 6-3 FR HS Clayton, CA/Miramonte 31 Shannon Reader C 6-2 JR 2V Lake Oswego, OR/Lake Oswego 32 Kayla Standish F 6-2 JR 2V Ellensburg, WA/Ellensburg 33 Danielle Walter G 6-0 FR HS Pasco, WA/Pasco 34 Jazmine Redmon G 5-9 FR HS Spokane, WA/Mead 35 Claire Raap F 5-11 SR 2V Prosser, WA/Prosser 42 Molly Anderson* F 6-0 RS-SO RS Spokane, WA/Gonzaga Prep 44 Kelly Bowen F 6-0 JR 2V Victoria, Australia/St. Peter s College * Indicates redshirt year used; ^Will sit out the season due to NCAA transfer rules HEAD COACH: Kelly Graves (University of New Mexico, th year) ASSISTANTS: Jodie Kaczor Berry (Western Washington University, th year) Lisa Mispley Fortier (Cal State Monterey Bay, th year) Michelle Elliott (Gonzaga University, rd year) DIR. BASKETBALL OPERATIONS: Molly Hays (University of Montana, nd year) Teresa Palmisano (University of California, Berkeley 2nd year) ATHLETIC TRAINER: Peter Clark (Whitworth College, rd year) Pronunciation Guide Tatriana Lorenzo - Tot-tree-on-a Lorenzo Janelle Bekkering - Janelle Beck-ker-ring Courtney Vandersloot - Courtney Van-der-sloot Claire Raap - Claire Rap Kelly Bowen - Kelly Bo-in Jodie Kaczor Berry - Jodie K-zar Berry Lisa Mispley Fortier - Lisa Miss-plea Fort-tea-a

28 TV-RADIO SPOTTER 1 Carter Schick G 5-7 SR Olympia, WA 3 Haiden Palmer G 5-8 RS-FR Moreno Valley, CA * Will sit out due to NCAA transfer rules 10 Tatriana Lorenzo G 5-7 SR Wahiawa, HI 11 Janelle Bekkering G/F 6-0 SR Taber, Alberta, Canada 20 Meghan Winters G 5-11 SO Englewood, CO 21 Courtney Vandersloot G 5-8 SR Kent, WA 23 Katelan Redmon G/F 6-1 JR Spokane, WA 30 Stephanie Golden C 6-3 FR Clayton, CA 31 Shannon Reader C 6-2 JR Lake Oswego, OR 32 Kayla Standish F 6-2 JR Ellensburg, WA 33 Danielle Walter G 6-0 FR Pasco, WA 34 Jazmine Redmon G 5-9 FR Spokane, WA 35 Claire Raap F 5-11 SR Prosser, WA F 42 Molly Anderson 6-0 RS-SO Spokane, WA 44 Kelly Bowen F 6-0 JR Victoria, Australia Kelly Graves Head Coach (11th year) Jodie Kaczor Berry Assistant Coach (8th year) Lisa Mispley Fortier Assistant Coach (6th year) Michelle Elliott Assistant Coach (3rd year)