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1 BGSU WOMEN S BASKETBALL Falcon Basketball VS. YOUNGSTOWN STATE; NOV. 18, 2000 PAGE 1 BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS 201 Perry Stadium East Bowling Green, OH J.D. Campbell, Director (419) , Office (419) , Fax jdcampb@bgnet.bgsu.edu Mike Cihon, Asst. Director Women s Basketball Contact (419) , Office mjcihon@bgnet.bgsu.edu GAME #1 BGSU VS. YOUNGSTOWN STATE SAT., NOV. 18, 2000 ANDERSON ARENA BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 1:00 PM BGSU PROBABLE STARTERS F 22 Francine Miller 5-11 Jr. Kalida, Ohio 17.1 ppg 7.0 rpg F 31 Afra Smith 5-9 Sr. Madison, Wis. 8.8 ppg 3.5 rpg C 14 Jackie Adlington 6-1 Sr. Toledo, Ohio 0.6 ppg 1.0 rpg G 12 Lindsay Austin 5-7 Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio G 24 Angie Farmer 5-9 Sr. Wayland, Mich ppg 3.2 rpg * statistics listed are from season Jeff Weiss, Asst. Director (419) , Office weissj@bgnet.bgsu.edu Web Address THE GAME The Bowling Green State University women s basketball team begins the regular season Saturday (Nov. 18), as the Falcons host Youngstown State University. Tipoff for the game is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. at BGSU s venerable Anderson Arena (5,000). Following the YSU game, the Falcons will open the road portion of the schedule, heading to Richmond, Ky., for a Tuesday (Nov. 21) game at Eastern Kentucky University. Start time for that contest is 7:30 p.m. at McBrayer Arena (6,500). COACH DEE KNOBLAUCH Falcon head coach Dee Knoblauch begins her third season at her alma mater, and has a record of Knoblauch (pronounced: kuh-nob-low), a 1983 graduate of the University, assumed the reins of the Falcon program on August 21, Knoblauch, in 13 seasons as a head coach, has an overall record of (.579). She came to BGSU after 11 seasons at Mount Union College in Alliance, Ohio. Over her final five years there, she led the Purple Raiders to a mark (.784), including three NCAA Tournament appearances and two NCAA Division III Final Four berths. As a player, Knoblauch was a two-time All-MAC Second-Team selection, and she was named to the Academic All-MAC First Team as a senior. She led the league in assists in each of her last two seasons, and still holds all of the school records in that category FALCONS ENJOY LATE-SEASON SUCCESS BGSU will look to build upon the success enjoyed late last season... after going nearly all year without winning back-to-back games, the Falcons had a 6-16 overall record (and a 4-8 MAC mark, tied for the 11th seed) on Valentine s Day... the Brown and Orange rallied to win five consecutive games, including road wins against Akron and Buffalo to close the regular season, winding up in a deadlock for fifth place overall... BG capped off the win streak with a victory over Ohio in the MAC Tournament First Round, before seeing the season come to an end with a quarterfinal loss to Western Michigan... the Falcons ended the year with an overall record of 11-17, and BGSU went 8-8 in MAC regular-season play. SUCCESS IN HOME OPENERS The Falcons will look to keep a rather impressive streak going in the Youngstown State game... BGSU has captured 11 of the last 12 home openers, including last year s come-from-behind win over St. Bonaventure at Anderson (Nov. 22)... the only loss among the last 12 home openers came to nationally-ranked Notre Dame, an eventual national semifinalist, in MILLER ON PRESEASON ALL-MAC TEAM Junior Francine Miller was named to the preseason All-MAC Team in October... voting for the fiveplayer team was conducted by members of the MAC News Media Association. HONORS ARE NOTHING NEW FOR MILLER, THOUGH Junior Francine Miller heads a cast of eight returning letterwinners for the Brown and Orange in last year, Miller became just the second sophomore in school history to earn all-league first-team laurels, joining Jackie Motycka in that exclusive club... Miller led the Falcons in scoring (17.1 ppg), field-goal percentage (.468), and free-throw accuracy (.856), and ranked second on the club in rebounding (7.0 rpg), assists (2.4 apg) and steals (1.6 spg). SCOUTING YSU Youngstown State welcomes back eight letterwinners, including two starters, from last year s team... that squad went 22-9 overall and finished second in the Mid-Continent Conference with a 12-4 mark... the

2 BGSU WOMEN S BASKETBALL VS. YOUNGSTOWN STATE; NOV. 18, 2000 PAGE 2 FALCON QUICK FACTS UP NEXT BGSU vs. Youngstown State Nov. 18 Anderson Arena 1:00 p.m. LAST TIME OUT WBC Ilirija (Slovenia) 74, BGSU 60 Nov. 8 Anderson Arena Exhibition BGSU BITS School Bowling Green State Univ. Location Bowling Green, Ohio Founded 1910 Enrollment18,050 Nickname Falcons Colors Orange & Brown Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference Mid-American (MAC) Home CourtAnderson Arena (5,000) Press Row Phone (419) PresidentDr. Sidney A. Ribeau Director of Athletics Paul Krebs Associate AD/SWA Janna Blais TEAM INFORMATION Overall Record MAC Record 8-8 MAC Finish Third in East Division Letterwinners Returning/Lost 8/2 Starters Returning/Lost 3/2 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Dee Knoblauch Alma Mater Bowling Green, 1983 Record at BGSU (years) (third) MAC Record Career Record (years) (14th) Assoc. Head Coach Michelle Bohan Assistant Coach Shonda Stampley Graduate Assistant Kerrie Kauer Basketball Office (419) ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Director J.D. Campbell Asst./Women s Basketball Mike Cihon Office Phone (419) Home Phone (419) Office Fax (419) mjcihon@bgnet.bgsu.edu Asst. Director Jeff Weiss Address 201 Perry Stadium East Website HISTORY First Year as Varsity Sport All-Time Varsity Record (.613) All-Time MAC Record (.697) MAC Regular-Season Titles 5 MAC Tournament Titles 6 NCAA Tournament Appearances 6 WNIT Appearances 1 Penguins went to the NCAA Tournament for the third time in five years... one of those two returning starters, senior Brianne Kenneally, has been the Mid-Con Player of the Year in each of the last two seasons... not surprisingly, she was tabbed as the league s Preseason P-O-Y... she averaged 18.7 points, 4.4 rebounds and 4.2 assists per game last winter... senior guard Jen Lyden and junior forward Allison Metro started 13 and 12 games, respectively, last year... Lyden averaged 6.3 points and 2.3 assists, while Metro scored 2.5 points per game last year... the Penguins played just one exhibition contest this year, downing Shelen, a Russian select team, by a score (Nov. 8)... Kenneally led the way with 19 points, adding seven rebounds... freshman Heather Harris had 14 points and seven rebounds off the bench, while junior Nikki Pope had 11 points and a team-high eight boards... Lyden had five points and a team-best seven assists... senior Alyson Vogrin, sophomore Christie Zetts and Pope joined Kenneally and Lyden in the starting lineup for that game... head coach Ed DiGregorio enters his 18th year at YSU with a career record of THE SERIES The Falcons and Youngstown State are tied, 8-8, in the all-time series between the schools. YSU won last year s meeting, 83-68, in the season opener in Youngstown (Nov. 20, 1999). That contest broke a seven-game BGSU win streak in the series. The teams have played in each of the last seven seasons. The Falcons are 5-4 at home vs. the Penguins, and BG won the last meeting in Anderson, 83-79, two years ago (Nov. 18, 1998). BG & YSU GAME-BY-GAME: Youngstown State 66, at BGSU 58 3/3/78 Youngstown State 67, BGSU /19/79 at Youngstown State 73, BGSU 44 1/26/80 Youngstown State 69, at BGSU 60 1/17/81 at Youngstown State 76, BGSU 58 2/24/82 at BGSU 77, Youngstown State 72 2/18/90 Youngstown State 79, at BGSU 76 (OT) 1/14/91 at Youngstown State 76, BGSU 55 11/26/91 at BGSU 99, Youngstown State 79 1/3/94 BGSU 79, at Youngstown State 66 12/1/94 at BGSU 76, Youngstown State 38 12/12/95 BGSU 87, at Youngstown State 85 12/30/96 at BGSU 78, Youngstown State 63 11/14/97 BGSU 81, at Youngstown State 72 11/18/98 at BGSU 83, Youngstown State 79 11/20/99 at Youngstown State 83, BGSU 68 + OAISW State Tournament LAST TIME OUT The Falcons split a pair of exhibition games at Anderson Arena... BGSU opened with an win over the Premier All-Stars on Nov BGSU used a game-ending 15-3 run to pull away... junior Francine Miller led all scorers with 20 points, while classmate Dana Western added 18 off the bench... senior Angie Farmer, held scoreless for the game s first 36 minutes, had 11 points, including three three-pointers, in the final 3:33... BG lost the second exhibition game a week later (Nov. 8), falling to WBC Ilirija, a team from Slovenia, by a score... Ilirija s Sasa Stubler hit 10 of her first 11 shots en route to a game-high 28 points... Miller led three double-digit Falcon scorers with 14 points, while Farmer and senior Afra Smith added 13 and 12, respectively... freshman Kelly Kapferer had eight points and a team-high seven rebounds off the bench. A LOOK AHEAD AT EKU BGSU will play at Eastern Kentucky on Nov the Colonels return three starters and 10 total letterwinners from last year s squad... that team went 10-8 in Ohio Valley Conference play... in addition to the three starters, head coach Larry Joe Inman welcomes back junior Charlotte Sizemore, who averaged 17.0 points in five games last year before suffering a knee injury... senior center Candice Finley averaged 12.7 points and 5.6 rebounds a year ago... EKU played just one exhibition, blowing out the Sports Reach Crusaders by a count Friday (Nov. 10)... Sizemore had a game-high 17 points off the bench, while sophomore guard Teresa McNair had 13 points and a gamehigh 13 rebounds... the Colonels will play in the Morehead State Tip-Off Classic (Nov ) before hosting the Falcons... EKU will meet Texas A&M and Glenville State in that tourney... Inman enters his 13th year at the school with a record of he is heading into his 21st season as a collegiate head coach. YOUNG AT THE POINT It is safe to say that the Falcons will start a freshman at the point-guard spot when the team takes the court Saturday vs. YSU... both of the team s point guards are frosh... Lindsay Austin started both of BG s exhibition games, averaging 19.5 minutes and 5.0 points... although Austin started, Emily Pohl saw nearly identical time at the point... Pohl averaged 20.5 minutes and 3.5 points per game.

3 BGSU WOMEN S BASKETBALL VS. YOUNGSTOWN STATE; NOV. 18, 2000 PAGE 3 PAGE THREE FIRST FROSH TO START OPENER SINCE... As mentioned, it is highly likely that Lindsay Austin or Emily Pohl will be the first freshman to start the opening game of the season since Sherry Kahle got the call in her first-ever game, the lidlifter against Notre Dame (Nov. 23, 1996). TREY BIEN! FALCONS SET NCAA RECORD FOR THREE-POINTERS MADE It is safe to say that the edition of the Falcons will probably attempt a great many shots from behind the threepoint arc... the three-point shot is a staple of a Dee Knoblauchcoached team... in fact, last winter, the Brown and Orange set a new NCAA Division I record for three-point field goals made per game... BGSU sank 259 treys in 28 contests, for an average of 9.25 per game... the only previous team to average more than nine triples per game was the South Carolina team (9.19)... (Iowa State also cracked that barrier last year, averaging 9.09 treys per outing.)... BGSU s total of 259 treys HISTORY OF THE 3 AT BG 3 s MADE 3 s ATTEMPTED First 12 years 666 (55.5 avg.) 1,890 (157.5 avg.) Last two years 394 (197.0 avg.) 1,110 (555.0 avg.) made smashed the MAC record of 234, held by the Kent (28 games) and Toledo (32 games) squads... the Falcons broke the league record in the season s 26th game. FREE-THROW SUCCESS, TOO Nearly lost in all the three-point hoopla last season was the fact that the Falcons also led the nation in free-throw percentage... BGSU converted charity tosses at a school-record.773 rate, making 340 free throws in 440 attempts... the old school record of.760 was set by the team. THREE BALL, CORNER POCKET In Mid-American Conference play last season, the Falcons averaged almost 10 three-point field goals made per game, with 159 successful triples in 16 games... in the eight conference games played at venerable Anderson Arena, the Falcons made an average of three-pointers per game, shooting an eyepopping.461 from behind the arc in those eight games... BGSU made at least eight treys in each MAC home game. IS THAT A NEW RECORD? Before Knoblauch returned to campus, the school records for three-point field goals made and attempted in a season were 97 and 296, respectively... Knoblauch s first team made 135 treys in an even 400 attempts, and last year s squad shattered the records yet again, making a MAC-record 259 triples in 710 attempts. FARMER FIRES FOR THREE Angie Farmer returns for her senior year after shattering the BGSU seasonal records for threepointers made and attempted. Farmer sank 78 treys in 186 attempts last winter, and her.419 success rate ranked sixth on that BGSU single-season list... four players Farmer, Francine Miller (43, fifth), Sherry Kahle (42, sixth) and Jaymee Wappes (39, eighth) cracked the BG season list for three-pointers made. MILLER MAKES EM, TOO While Farmer was setting the single-season school record for three-pointers made, Francine Miller was setting the three-point percentage mark... Miller s.453 success rate from behind the arc (43-of-95) broke the previous record of.439, set by Farmer in the campaign... Miller enters her junior season as the career leader in that category, with a.443 rate (77-of-174). MAKING UP FOR LOST TIME In the first 12 seasons after the three-point shot was adopted ( to ), Bowling Green teams made a total of 666 three-pointers in 1890 attempts... over the last two years, BGSU s totals are nearly 60 percent of the totals during those first 12 years... Knoblauch s teams have made 394 treys in 1,110 tries (see graphic) BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME (*-LETTERS) POS. HT. CL./EL. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 5 Megan Jerome * G 5-9 So./So. Marion, Ohio (Marion Pleasant) 10 Stefanie Wenzel G 6-0 Fr./Fr. Sussex, Wis. (Hartland Arrowhead) 11 Emily Pohl G 5-7 Fr./Fr. Fowler, Mich. (Fowler) 12 Lindsay Austin G 5-7 Fr./Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio (Sycamore) 14 Jackie Adlington F/C 6-1 Sr./Sr. Toledo, Ohio (St. Ursula) (Cleveland State University) 20 Kim Griech * G 5-7 So./So. Tallmadge, Ohio (Tallmadge) 22 Francine Miller ** G 5-11 Jr./Jr. Kalida, Ohio (Kalida) 24 Angie Farmer *** G 5-9 Sr./Sr. Wayland, Mich. (Wayland Union) 25 Kelly Kapferer C 6-2 Fr./Fr. Jefferson, Ohio (Jefferson Area) 31 Afra Smith * F 5-9 Sr./Sr. Madison, Wis. (James Madison Memorial) (Cloud County [Kansas] CC) 32 Karen Stocz * F 6-0 So./So. Cortland, Ohio (Cortland Lakeview) 34 Pam Brown F 6-0 So./Fr. Warren, Ohio (Warren G. Harding) 42 Rachal Hamilton * C 6-1 Jr./So. Castalia, Ohio (Margaretta) 44 Dana Western ** F 5-11 Jr./Jr. Whitestown, Ind. (Lebanon) 50 Andrea AultF 6-0 Fr./Fr. Urbana, Ohio (Urbana) Head Coach: Assoc. Head Coach: Assistant Coach: Graduate Assistant: Trainer: Managers: Team Captains: Dee Knoblauch (Bowling Green, 83) third season Michelle Bohan (Mount Union, 90) third season Shonda Stampley (Nicholls State, 90) second season Kerrie Kauer (St. Vincent [Pa.], 97) first season Annette Davidson Robyn Gaier, Shannon Harrison Angie Farmer, Afra Smith JUST A TYPICAL NIGHT The Falcons game vs. Mississippi last Nov. 26 set the tone for the entire season... in the third game of the year, BGSU and Ole Miss combined to make 31 threepointers in 75 attempts, in the process setting NCAA singlegame records for two teams... at the time, BG s 14 successful three-pointers set a school record, PRONUNCIATION GUIDE OR, IT S GRIECH TO ME Michelle Bohan BOW-enn Kim Griech GREEK Kelly Kapferer CAP-fur Dee Knoblauch kuh-nob-low Emily Pohl POLE Afra Smith A-fruh Karen Stocz STOKES Stefanie Wenzel WHEN-zull

4 BGSU WOMEN S BASKETBALL VS. YOUNGSTOWN STATE; NOV. 18, 2000 PAGE FALCON SCHEDULE NOVEMBER Wed. 1 PREMIER ALL-STARS (Exhib.) W Wed. 8 WBC ILIRIJA (SLOVENIA) (Exhib.) L Sat. 18 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 1:00 Tue. 21 at Eastern Kentucky 7:30 Fri.-Sat at Lady Tiger Classic (Auburn, Ala.) 24 vs. Charleston Southern 3:00 25 vs. IUPUI / at Auburn 1:00 / 3:00 DECEMBER Sat. 2 DETROIT 1:00 Tue. 5 at St. Bonaventure 7:00 Fri.-Sat. 8-9 at Arizona Basketball Classic (Tucson, Ariz.) 8 at Arizona 7:00 9 vs. Fresno State 4:00 Tue. 12 OHIO STATE 7:00 Sat. 16 at Wright State Noon Thu. 28 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee 7:00 JANUARY Wed. 3 AKRON * 7:00 Sat. 6 at Ohio * 3:00 Tue. 9 CENTRAL MICHIGAN * 7:00 Sat. 13 TOLEDO * 1:00 Mon. 22 at Kent State * 7:00 Wed. 24 at Northern Illinois * 7:05 Sat. 27 BUFFALO * 1:00 Wed. 31 at Western Michigan * 7:00 FEBRUARY Sat. 3 KENT STATE (Fox Sports Net Ohio) * Noon Wed. 7 OHIO * 7:00 Sat. 10 at Akron * 3:00 Mon. 12 at Miami * 7:00 Sat. 17 MARSHALL * 1:00 Wed. 21 at Eastern Michigan * 7:00 Sat. 24 at Buffalo * 5:00 Wed. 28 MIAMI * 7:00 MARCH Sat. 3 MAC Tournament First Round (at campus sites) Tue. 6 MAC Tournament Quarterfinals (Gund Arena) Fri. 9 MAC Tournament Semifinals (Gund Arena) Sat. 10 MAC Tournament Championship (Gund Arena) * Mid-American Conference game All HOME contests are played at Anderson Arena Starting times are p.m. and local to site but as the year went on, the effort would prove to be just a typical output for the Brown and Orange (see next note). WRITE THOSE RECORDS IN PENCIL Entering last season, the school record for three-pointers made in a game was BGSU hit double digits in that category no fewer than 12 times last year, including a 16-for-38 performance both school records in a win over Akron (Jan. 26). 56 GAMES AND COUNTING The Falcons have made at least one three-point field goal in every game during the Dee Knoblauch Era... BGSU has drained a triple in each of the last 56 games, a school record... the last time the Falcons were held without a trey was on March 1, the previous school record was 29-straight games on two occasions most recently, in the (last five games) and (first 24 games) seasons. ANDER-RIFFIC! In eight home conference games last season, the Falcons made an average of three-point field goals per contest... BGSU shot an eye-popping.461 from three-point range in those games, having made 94 treys in 204 attempts... the Falcons made at least eight triples in each game, and drained 67 in the last five home contests combined... adding in the MAC Tournament first-round game against Ohio, the Falcons were 102-of-223 (.457) from long range against league foes at Anderson. THE STREAK The Falcons went most of the season without ever winning back-to-back games, but changed that in a big way... BGSU won five consecutive games prior to the season-ending loss to WMU... that streak was the longest since the team won eight games in a row in January and February. DOUBLE TROUBLE Francine Miller enters her junior season with a total of 10 doubledoubles in her career... nine of those double-doubles came last year, including four in MAC play and another in the first round of the conference tournament. FARMER EARNS ACADEMIC HONOR Angie Farmer was named to the GTE Academic All- District IV University Division Team late last February... the team is made up of student-athletes from NCAA Division I schools in the states of Alabama, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee... Farmer entered her senior year with a 3.85 cumulative GPA as a secondary education (social studies) major... she ranked second on the Falcons in scoring last winter, and set the school s seasonal records for three-point field goals made and attempted. TRIPLE YOUR FUN Several current Falcons are ranked among the BGSU career three-point leaders... junior Francine Miller is ranked first on the all-time BGSU list for career three-point percentage (.443, 77-of-174), while senior Angie Farmer is third (.422, 111-of-263)... sophomore Kim Griech is seventh on that list (.366, 26-of-71)... Farmer is in second place alltime with 111 three-pointers made, while Miller is sixth with Farmer is fourth with 263 career three-point attempts, while Miller is seventh with 174 triple tries... on the single-season lists, Farmer owns the school records with 78 treys made and 186 attempted last season... Miller made 43 treys last year, good for fifth-most all-time, and set a new school record by shooting.453 from long range this year. CAPTAIN S LOG BGSU seniors Angie Farmer and Afra Smith have been chosen as team captains for the season.

5 BGSU WOMEN S BASKETBALL VS. YOUNGSTOWN STATE; NOV. 18, 2000 PAGE 5 FALCON PLAYER NOTES JACKIE ADLINGTON Senior from Toledo, Ohio... begins her first full season with the Falcons after transferring from Cleveland State... started the first exhibition game at center... scored six points vs. the Premier All-Stars, and had six rebounds and a pair of assists in 19 minutes... missed the second exhibition game... was out of town visiting a sick friend... likely will start the YSU game. ANDREA AULT Freshman from Urbana, Ohio... did not see action in either exhibition game. LINDSAY AUSTIN Freshman from Cincinnati, Ohio... started each exhibition game at point guard, and likely will start vs. YSU... had eight points and a game-high four steals vs. Premier All- Stars... two of the steals led to breakaway layups... had two points in the second exhibition game. PAM BROWN Redshirt freshman from Warren, Ohio... did not suit up for the first exhibition, but made her Falcon debut in the second... saw one minute of action vs. WBC Ilirija, missing her only shot attempt. ANGIE FARMER Senior from Wayland, Mich.... started each exhibition game... had all 11 of her points in the game s final 3:33 vs. Premier All-Stars, including three triples... scoring outburst sparked a game-ending 15-3 run for BG... also had a game-high nine rebounds, including four at the offensive end... had 13 points and five boards in second exhibition. KIM GRIECH Sophomore from Tallmadge, Ohio... had eight points off the bench in the first exhibition, adding two rebounds... had two points in the second game. RACHAL HAMILTON Redshirt sophomore from Castalia, Ohio... did not see action in either exhibition game. MEGAN JEROME Sophomore from Marion, Ohio... had two points, two assists and a rebound in seven minutes vs. Premier All-Stars... had one board in five minutes against WBC Ilirija. KELLY KAPFERER Freshman from Jefferson, Ohio... scored four points, adding five rebounds and a steal in just 10 minutes vs. Premier All-Stars... came off the bench for eight points and a team-high seven boards in the second game... played 30 minutes in that game, against WBC Ilirija. FRANCINE MILLER Junior from Kalida, Ohio... a Preseason All- MAC selection for after earning allleague first-team honors last year... led the team in scoring in each exhibition... had 20 points and a game-high eight assists vs. Premier All-Stars... scored 14 points and had six rebounds vs. WBC Ilirija. EMILY POHL Freshman from Fowler, Mich.... split time with Lindsay Austin at the point in each exhibition... averaged 20.5 minutes per game... scored five points vs. Premier All-Stars, and had two points and a pair of steals against WBC Ilirija. AFRA SMITH Senior from Madison, Wis.... started each exhibition game... had five points and four boards vs. Premier All-Stars points against WBC Ilirija. KAREN STOCZ Sophomore from Cortland, Ohio... had four rebounds in 11 minutes of action vs. Premier All-Stars... made the start at center against WBC Ilirija... had four points, all from the foul line, in eight minutes. STEFANIE WENZEL Freshman from Sussex, Wis.... did not see action in either exhibition game. DANA WESTERN Junior from Whitestown, Ind.... had 18 points off the bench vs. Premier All-Stars, going 8-of-14 from the floor... scored three points and added two boards and two steals vs. WBC Ilirija. FALCONS ON THE NET BGSU women s basketball information including a roster, schedule, statistics, and all press releases, game results and boxscores can be accessed via the Internet... information on all 22 Falcon varsity teams can be found at: BG MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Win/Loss Margin Wins (11) Losses (17) Starting Combinations W-L (Overall, MAC) Kahle-Smith-Western-Miller-Wappes (6 games) 2-4, 0-0 Miller-Smith-Kahle-Farmer-Wappes (20 games) 9-11, 8-8 Miller-Smith-Kahle-Griech-Wappes (2 games) 0-2, 0-0 Largest Margin of Victory 36 vs. Northern Illinois (86-50; Feb. 7) Largest Margin of Defeat 31 at Miami (69-100; Jan. 22) Largest Lead 40 vs. Northern Illinois (86-46; Feb. 7) Largest Deficit 42 at Miami (32-74 & 38-80; Jan. 22) Largest Lead in a Loss 20 vs. Buffalo (59-39; Jan. 8) Largest Deficit in a Win 13 at Akron (Feb. 23) & Buffalo (Feb. 25) Largest BG Run 14 vs. Northern Illinois (54-38 to 68-38); Feb. 7) Largest Opponent Run 24 by Miami (30-47 to 30-71; Jan. 22) Free-Throw Shooting in Last Two Minutes of Game (& Overtime) All Games BGSU (Jerome, Western 4-4; Western; Miller 10-11; Farmer 12-14; A. Smith, R. Smith, Stocz 3-4; Wappes 3-6; Griech 2-4; Adlington, Hamilton, Kahle 1-2) (.770) Opponents (.707) MAC Games Only BGSU (Jerome 4-4; Wappes, Western 2-2; Farmer, Miller 7-8; Stocz 3-4; Adlington, R. Smith 1-2; Griech 0-2) (.794) Opponents (.763)

6 BGSU WOMEN S BASKETBALL VS. YOUNGSTOWN STATE; NOV. 18, 2000 PAGE 6 BGSU S RECORD WHEN... Overall record Playing a conference game 8-8 Leading at halftime 8-3 Trailing at halftime 3-14 Tied at halftime 0-0 Leading with 10 min. left in game 10-3 Trailing with 10 min. left in game 1-14 Leading with 5 min. left in game 9-2 Trailing with 5 min. left in game 2-15 Shooting 50% or better from field 2-1 Shooting less than 50% 9-16 Opp s shoot 50% or better from field 0-3 Opp s shoot less than 50% Having better field-goal pct Making more 3-point field goals 7-4 Making fewer 3-point field goals 4-11 Making same 3-point field goals 0-2 Making more free throws 6-5 Making fewer free throws 4-12 Making same free throws 1-0 Outrebounding opponents 3-1 Outrebounded by opponents 7-16 Rebounds are even 1-0 Scoring less than 70 points 1-12 Scoring 70 points or more 10-5 Allowing less than 70 points 5-1 Allowing 70 points or more 6-16 Allowing 80 points or more 0-10 Playing overtime games 0-0 Committing fewer turnovers 8-4 Committing more turnovers 3-12 Turnovers are even 0-1 November 2-2 December 0-6 January 3-6 February 6-2 March 0-1 MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS Double-Digit Scoring Games: BG: 83 (Miller 23; Farmer 16; Kahle 15; A. Smith 8; Wappes, Western 7; Griech 3; R. Smith 1); Opp s: 99. Double-Digit Rebounding Games: BG: 14 (Miller 9; Kahle 5); Opp s: 16. Double-Double (Pts./Reb.): BG: 11 (Miller 9; Kahle 2); Opp s: 8. Double-Double (Pts./Asts.): BG: None; Opp s: plus Point Games: BG: 14 (Miller 9; Farmer 5); Opp s: plus point games: BG: 1 (Miller 1); Opp s: 3. MAC PRESEASON POLL The Falcons were tabbed to finish fifth in the East Division in the MAC News Media Association s preseason poll... the complete poll follows, with first-place votes and points received: East Division Pts. Kent State (33) 254 Miami (2) 178 Akron (2) 166 Buffalo 159 Bowling Green 133 Ohio 109 Marshall 37 West Division Western Michigan (21) 202 Eastern Michigan (12) 163 Ball State 144 Toledo (4) 143 Northern Illinois 69 Central Michigan 56 Tournament Winner: Western Michigan 16, Kent State 13, Eastern Michigan 4, Toledo 2, Miami 1, Akron 1. first-place votes in parentheses # BGSU WOMEN S BASKETBALL # GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS Date Opponent Forward Forward Center Guard Guard Nov. 20 at Youngstown State Kahle A. Smith Western Miller Wappes Nov. 22 ST. BONAVENTURE Kahle A. Smith Western Miller Wappes Nov. 26 vs. Mississippi Kahle A. Smith Western Miller Wappes Nov. 27 vs. Morehead State Kahle A. Smith Western Miller Wappes Dec. 1 at Xavier Kahle A. Smith Western Miller Wappes Dec. 4 at Ohio State Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Dec. 11 at Detroit Kahle A. Smith Western Miller Wappes Dec. 20 WASHINGTON ST. Miller A. Smith Kahle Griech Wappes Dec. 29 vs. UNC Charlotte Miller A. Smith Kahle Griech Wappes Dec. 30 vs. Hampton Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Jan. 2 KENT Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Jan. 6 at Central Michigan Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Jan. 8 BUFFALO Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Jan. 11 at Toledo Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Jan. 15 at Ohio Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Jan. 17 at Kent Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Jan. 20 WESTERN MICH. Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Jan. 22 at Miami Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Jan. 26 AKRON Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Feb. 2 at Marshall Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Feb. 7 NORTHERN ILL. Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Feb. 12 EASTERN MICH. Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Feb. 15 OHIO Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Feb. 19 MIAMI Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Feb. 23 at Akron Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Feb. 25 at Buffalo Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Feb. 28 OHIO Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Mar. 2 vs. Western Michigan Miller A. Smith Kahle Farmer Wappes Home games in CAPS

7 BGSU WOMEN S BASKETBALL VS. YOUNGSTOWN STATE; NOV. 18, 2000 PAGE FINAL STATISTICS SEASON BOX SCORE RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES (11-17) (6-5) (4-8) (1-4) CONFERENCE (8-8) (4-4) (4-4) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE (3-9) (2-1) (0-4) (1-4) T O T A L 3-POINTERS R E B O U N D S P L A Y E R GP-GS Min.--Avg. FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off.-Def. Tot.--Avg. PF-FO Ast. TO Blk. St. Pts.-Avg. 22 MILLER, Francine MAC Only FARMER, Angie MAC Only KAHLE, Sherry MAC Only SMITH, Afra MAC Only WAPPES, Jaymee MAC Only WESTERN, Dana MAC Only GRIECH, Kim MAC Only JEROME, Megan MAC Only SMITH, Regina MAC Only STOCZ, Karen MAC Only HAMILTON, Rachal MAC Only ADLINGTON, Jackie MAC Only TEAM REBOUNDS Bowling Green MAC Only Opponents MAC Only SCORE BY HALVES (and OTs): 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 TOTAL Opponents Bowling Green DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL Opponents Bowling Green

8 BGSU WOMEN S BASKETBALL VS. YOUNGSTOWN STATE; NOV. 18, 2000 PAGE FINAL RESULTS GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS DATE OPPONENT SCORE W/L ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/20/99 at Youngstown State L 829 (21) MILLER, Francine (12) MILLER, Francine 11/22/99 ST. BONAVENTURE W 395 (26) MILLER, Francine ( 8) MILLER, Francine ( 8) KAHLE, Sherry 11/26/99 # vs Mississippi L 550 (21) FARMER, Angie ( 6) FARMER, Angie 11/27/99 # vs Morehead State W 803 (20) FARMER, Angie ( 7) WESTERN, Dana 12/1/99 at Xavier L 274 (26) MILLER, Francine ( 6) MILLER, Francine 12/4/99 at Ohio State L 6,751 (12) KAHLE, Sherry ( 8) KAHLE, Sherry ( 8) WESTERN, Dana 12/11/99 at Detroit L 1,063 (14) MILLER, Francine (13) MILLER, Francine (13) KAHLE, Sherry 12/20/99 WASHINGTON STATE L 581 (18) FARMER, Angie ( 8) MILLER, Francine 12/29/99 % vs UNC Charlotte L 2,634 (16) MILLER, Francine (10) MILLER, Francine 12/30/99 % vs Hampton L 2,439 (15) FARMER, Angie (13) MILLER, Francine (15) SMITH, Afra 1/2/00 * KENT L 1,133 (15) KAHLE, Sherry ( 6) SMITH, Afra 1/6/00 * at Central Michigan W 575 (28) MILLER, Francine (14) KAHLE, Sherry 1/8/00 * BUFFALO L 422 (20) FARMER, Angie ( 9) KAHLE, Sherry 1/11/00 * at Toledo L 1,967 (17) MILLER, Francine ( 9) MILLER, Francine 1/15/00 * at Ohio W 847 (24) FARMER, Angie ( 8) MILLER, Francine 1/17/00 * at Kent L 1,418 (35) MILLER, Francine ( 7) MILLER, Francine 1/20/00 * WESTERN MICHIGAN L 422 (15) WESTERN, Dana (10) MILLER, Francine 1/22/00 * at Miami L 724 (16) KAHLE, Sherry (12) MILLER, Francine 1/26/00 * AKRON W 635 (29) MILLER, Francine ( 9) GRIECH, Kim ( 9) KAHLE, Sherry 2/2/00 * at Marshall L 354 (14) SMITH, Afra (10) KAHLE, Sherry 2/7/00 * NORTHERN ILLINOIS W 426 (17) MILLER, Francine ( 4) MILLER, Francine ( 4) FARMER, Angie ( 4) SMITH, Afra 2/12/00 * EASTERN MICHIGAN L 707 (14) FARMER, Angie (10) KAHLE, Sherry 2/15/00 * OHIO W 312 (23) FARMER, Angie ( 9) KAHLE, Sherry 2/19/00 * MIAMI W 1,330 (23) MILLER, Francine (11) MILLER, Francine 2/23/00 * at Akron W 278 (17) MILLER, Francine ( 7) KAHLE, Sherry (17) KAHLE, Sherry 2/25/00 * at Buffalo W 525 (22) MILLER, Francine ( 7) KAHLE, Sherry 2/28/00 $ OHIO W 402 (23) MILLER, Francine (10) MILLER, Francine 3/2/00 ^ vs Western Michigan L 538 (16) KAHLE, Sherry ( 8) KAHLE, Sherry # GranTree Inn Classic (Bozeman, Montana) % Hokie Hardwood Classic (Blacksburg, Virginia) $ MAC Tournament First Round ^ MAC Tournament Quarterfinal (Cleveland, Ohio) ATTENDANCE SUMMARY: TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME 6, AWAY 15,605 1,300 NEUTRAL 6,964 1,393 TOTAL 29,334 1,048

9 BGSU WOMEN S BASKETBALL VS. YOUNGSTOWN STATE; NOV. 18, 2000 PAGE 9 JACKIE ADLINGTON (SR.) % Points 2 at Akron 2/23/00 Reb. 3 at Akron 2/23/00 FGM 1 at Akron 2/23/00 FGA 3, twice (MR: vs. Miami 2/19/00) FTM 1, twice (MR: vs. Miami 2/19/00) Assists 1 at Miami 1/22/00 Steals 4 vs. Miami 2/19/00 Blocks 1 at Miami 1/22/00 3-PT CAREER HIGHS FOR CURRENT FALCONS None Min. 14 vs. Miami 2/19/00 MEGAN JEROME (SO.) Points 9, twice (MR: vs. Miami 2/19/00) Reb. 6 vs. Western Michigan 1/20/00 FGM 4 at Youngstown State 11/20/99 FGA 6, four times (MR: vs. Western Mich. 1/20/00) FTM 3 vs. Buffalo 1/8/00 Assists 4 vs. Akron 1/26/00 Steals 2 vs. St. Bonaventure 11/22/99 Blocks None 3-PT 1, five times (MR: vs. Miami 2/19/00) Min. 19, twice (MR: at Ohio 1/15/00) KAREN STOCZ (SO.) Points 5 vs. Eastern Michigan 2/12/00 Reb. 5 at Ohio 1/15/00 FGM 2, four times (MR: vs. Eastern Mich. 2/12/00) FGA 4, twice (MR: vs. Eastern Michigan 2/12/00) FTM 3 vs. UNC Charlotte 12/29/99 Assists 2 vs. Ohio 2/28/00 Steals 1, four times (MR: vs. Northern Ill. 2/7/00) Blocks 1, twice (MR: vs. Western Mich. 1/20/00) 3-PT None Min. 17 at Ohio 1/15/00 ANGIE FARMER (SR.) Points 24 at Ohio 1/15/00 Reb. 9 at Marshall 2/2/00 FGM 9 at Ohio 1/15/00 FGA 16 at Marshall 2/2/00 FTM 6, three times (MR: at Akron 2/23/00) Assists 6 at Ball State 1/6/99 Steals 3 vs. Washington State 12/20/99 Blocks 1, five times (MR: at Miami 1/22/00) 3-PT 7, twice*** (MR: vs. Mississippi 11/26/99) Min. 37 vs. Buffalo 1/8/00 FRANCINE MILLER (JR.) Points 35 at Kent 1/17/00## Reb. 13, twice (MR: vs. Hampton 12/30/99) FGM 12 at Kent 1/17/00 FGA 20 vs. UNC Charlotte 12/29/99 FTM 10 vs. St. Bonaventure 11/22/99 Assists 7 vs. Eastern Michigan 2/20/99 Steals 5, twice (MR: vs. Northern Illinois 2/7/00) Blocks 2, three times (MR: at Miami 1/23/99) 3-PT 6, twice (MR: at Kent 1/17/00) Min. 39 vs. Eastern Michigan 2/20/99 DANA WESTERN (JR.) Points 15 vs. Western Michigan 1/20/00 Reb. 8 at Ohio State 12/4/99 FGM 6 vs. Western Michigan 1/20/00 FGA 14 vs. St. Bonaventure 11/22/99 FTM 3, three times (MR: at Akron 2/23/00) Assists 3 vs. Miami 2/19/00 Steals 3 at Marshall 2/2/00 Blocks 2 at Ohio State 12/4/99 3-PT 3 vs. Western Michigan 1/20/00 Min. 28 at Ohio State 12/4/99 KIM GRIECH (SO.) Points 15 vs. Northern Illinois 2/7/00 Reb. 9 vs. Akron 1/26/00 FGM 5 vs. Eastern Michigan 2/12/00 FGA 9 vs. Eastern Michigan 2/12/00 FTM 4, twice (MR: at Miami 1/22/00) Assists 4, three times (MR: at Buffalo 2/25/00) Steals 3, twice (MR: vs. Northern Illinois 2/7/00) Blocks None 3-PT 4, twice (MR: vs. Northern Illinois 2/7/00) Min. 25 vs. Mississippi 11/26/99 AFRA SMITH (SR.) % Points 18 vs. Akron 1/26/00 Reb. 7 vs. UNC Charlotte 12/29/99 FGM 7 vs. Akron 1/26/00 FGA 13 vs. Kent 1/2/00 FTM 7 vs. Hampton 12/30/99 Assists 3, three times (MR: at Kent 1/17/00) Steals 3, twice (MR: at Central Michigan 1/6/00) Blocks 2 at Buffalo 2/25/00 3-PT 1 vs. Kent 1/2/00 Min. 26, four times (MR: vs. Western Mich. 3/2/00) *** school record ## ties school record % career highs for transfers (Adlington and Smith) are for BGSU only Updated through end of season RACHAL HAMILTON (SO.) Points 4 at Ohio State 12/4/99 Reb. 3 vs. Northern Illinois 2/7/00 FGM 1, three times (MR: vs. Western Michigan 3/2/00) FGA 1, six times (MR: vs. Western Michigan 3/2/00) FTM 4 at Ohio State 12/4/99 Assists 1 vs. Mississippi 11/26/99 Steals 1, three times (MR: at Miami 1/22/00) Blocks 1 at Ohio State 12/4/99 3-PT 1 vs. Western Michigan 3/2/00 Min. 8 at Ohio State 12/4/99