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1 Wyoming Basketball Contact Amy Dambro, Assistant Media Relations Director Phone: (307) Cowgirl Quick Facts Location: Laramie, Wyoming Founded: 1886 Enrollment: 13,207 Nickname: Cowgirls Colors: Brown & Gold Home Court: Arena Auditorium (15,028) Press Row Phone: Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Mountain West Conference President: Dr. Tom Buchanan (State University of New York, '73) Athletics Director: Tom Burman (Wyoming, '88) Deputy Director of Athletics: Barbara Burke (Western Michigan, '80) Faculty Representative: Alyson Hagy Athletics Department Phone: Ticket Office Phone: or Basketball Staff Head Coach: Joe Legerski (Wyoming, '79) Record at Wyoming: (.552), Three years Career Record: Same Conf. Record at Wyoming: (.523), Three years Conference Record: Same Assoc. Head Coach: Gerald Mattinson (Weber State, '81) Assistant Coach: Kristin Becker (Vanderbilt, '90) Assistant Coach: Katie Kern (New Mexico, '99) Director of BB Operations: Mary Grothe (Lynchburg, '04) Basketball Office Phone: Best Time to Reach Coach Legerski: Contact SID Team Information Record: 21-9 (.700) Conf. Record/Finish: 10-6 (.625)/5th in the MWC Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Newcomers: 6 History First Year of Basketball: All-Time Record/Years: (33 years) All-Time MWC Record: (Seven years) All-Time WAC Record: (Nine years) NCAA Appearances: None Last NCAA Apppearance: N/A WNIT Appearances/Record: 3/2-5 Last WNIT Appreance: 2006 Media Information Associate AD for Media Relations: Kevin M. McKinney Office Phone: kevinm@uwyo.edu Assistant AD for Media Relations: Tim Harkins Office Phone: tharkins@uwyo.edu Assistant Media Relations Director (WBB Contact): Amy Dambro montross@uwyo.edu Office Phone: or 2269 Home Phone: Cell Phone: Fax Number: The Wyoming Cowgirls (21-9 overall, 10-6 in the MWC) No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown (Previous School 2 Jodi Bolerjack G 5-9 Jr. 2L Columbia, Mo. (Hickman HS) 4 Gemma Koehler F 6-1 R-Fr. RS Geelong, Australia (Sacred Heart HS) 5 Hanna Zavecz F 6-0 Jr. 2L Melbourne, Australia (Australian Inst. of Sport) 10 Rebecca Vanderjagt F 6-3 Jr. 1L Townsville, Australia (James Cook University) 11 Alysia Kraft G 5-6 So. 1L Encampment, Wyo. (Encampment HS) 12 Dominique Sisk G 5-10 Jr. 2L Colorado Springs, Colo. (Palmer HS) 14 Megan Mordecai G 5-10 Fr. HS Gillette, Wyo. (Campbell County HS) 20 Aubrey Vandiver G 5-11 Fr. HS Laramie, Wyo. (Laramie HS) 21 Angiah Harris F 5-11 Sr. 2L Colorado Springs, Colo. (Harrison HS) 22 Annie Gorenstein C 6-2 Sr. 2L Longmont, Colo. (Longmont HS) 23 Tahnee Robinson G 5-10 Fr. HS Fort Washakie, Wyo. (Lander Valley HS) 24 Megan McGuffey G 5-11 So. 1L Cheyenne, Wyo. (Cheyenne East HS) 25 Justyna Podziemska F 6-2 Jr. TR Wroclaw, Poland (Casper College) 30 Amy Bolerjack F 5-10 Jr 1L Columbia, Mo. (Hickman HS) 33 Elisabeth Dissen C 6-1 So. 1L Hillsboro, Ore. (Glencoe HS) 45 Mallory Cline C 6-4 Fr. HS Wiley, Colo. (McClave HS) Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Exp. Hometown (Previous School) 30 Amy Bolerjack F 5-10 Jr. 1L Columbia, Mo. (Hickman HS) 2 Jodi Bolerjack G 5-9 Jr. 2L Columbia, Mo. (Hickman HS) 45 Mallory Cline C 6-4 Fr. HS Wiley, Colo. (McClave HS) 33 Elisabeth Dissen C 6-1 So. 1L Hillsboro, Ore. (Glencoe HS) 22 Annie Gorenstein C 6-2 Sr. 2L Longmont, Colo. (Longmont HS) 21 Angiah Harris F 5-11 Sr. 2L Colorado Springs, Colo. (Harrison HS) 4 Gemma Koehler F 6-1 R-Fr. RS Geelong, Australia (Sacred Heart HS) 11 Alysia Kraft G 5-6 So. 1L Encampment, Wyo. (Encampment HS) 24 Megan McGuffey G 5-11 So. 1L Cheyenne, Wyo. (Cheyenne East HS) 14 Megan Mordecai G 5-10 Fr. HS Gillette, Wyo. (Campbell County HS) 25 Justyna Podziemska F 6-2 Jr. TR Wroclaw, Poland (Casper College) 23 Tahnee Robinson G 5-10 Fr. HS Fort Washakie, Wyo. (Lander Valley HS) 12 Dominique Sisk G 5-10 Jr. 2L Colorado Springs, Colo. (Palmer HS) 10 Rebecca Vanderjagt F 6-3 Jr. 1L Townsville, Australia (James Cook University) 20 Aubrey Vandiver G 5-11 Fr. HS Laramie, Wyo. (Laramie HS) 5 Hanna Zavecz F 6-0 Jr. 2L Melbourne, Australia (Australian Inst. of Sport) Head Coach: Joe Legerski (Wyoming 79), Fourth Year Assoc. Head Coach: Gerald Mattinson (Weber State, '81), FourthYear Assistant Coaches: Kristin Becker (Vanderbilt, 90), First Year Katie Kern (New Mexico, 99), First Year Dir. of BB Operations: Mary Grothe (Lynchburg, 04), Second Year Comparative Stats: Here is how the Wyoming Cowgirls and their opponents compared statistically during the basketball season. FG-FGA % 3P-3PA % FT-FTA % Reb. Avg. Pts. Wyoming Opponents Official Wyoming Website: Mailing Address Overnight Address Athletics Media Relations Offi ce 16th and Gibbon Streets University of Wyoming Laramie, Wyoming Department East University Avenue Laramie, Wyoming

2 Cowgirl Basketball... 2/2/2 Roster Breakdown University of Wyoming Roster Breakdown (Total Players 16) STARTERS RETURNING (3) No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. PPG RPG ASPG SPG BPG 2 Jodi Bolerjack G 5-9 Jr Rebecca Vanderjagt F 6-3 Jr Hanna Zavecz F 6-0 Jr STARTERS LOST (2) 23 Erin Hicks G 5-10 Sr Michelle Taylor F 5-11 Sr LETTERWINNERS RETURNING (10) No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. PPG RPG ASPG SPG BPG 30 Amy Bolerjack F 5-10 Jr * 2 Jodi Bolerjack G 5-9 Jr Elisabeth Dissen C 6-1 So Annie Gorenstein C 6-2 Sr Angiah Harris F 5-11 Sr * 11 Alysia Kraft G 5-6 So Megan McGuffey G 5-11 So Dominique Sisk G 5-10 Jr Rebecca Vanderjagt F 6-3 Jr Hanna Zavecz F 6-0 Jr *-stats from Season LETTERWINNERS LOST (3) No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. PPG RPG ASPG SPG BPG 42 Lorissa Ewing F 6-2 Sr Erin Hicks G 5-10 Sr Michelle Taylor F 5-11 Sr NEWCOMERS (6) No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown (HS/JC) 45 Mallory Cline C 6-4 Fr. Wiley, Colo. (McClave HS) 4 Gemma Koehler F 6-1 R-Fr. Geelong, Australia (Sacred Heart HS) 14 Megan Mordecai G 5-10 Fr. Gillette, Wyo. (Campbell County HS) 25 Justyna Podziemska F 6-2 Jr. Wroclaw, Poland (Casper College) 23 Tahnee Robinson G 5-10 Fr. Fort Washakie, Wyo. (Lander Valley HS) 20 Aubrey Vandiver G 5-11 Fr. Laramie, Wyo. (Laramie HS) Cowgirl Quick Notes *The Cowgirls return three starters to the squad, along with seven other letterwinners who saw significant playing time during the season. In all, they return ten letterwinners. *Seven of the ten returning letterwinners played in 16 games or more in which included four sophomores and three true freshmen. *Seven underclassmen played in a combined 183 games and 4,028 minutes a year ago, including all 30 games by sophomores Jodi Bolerjack, Dominique Sisk, Hanna Zavecz and true freshman Megan McGuffey. Four upperclassmen accounted for 96 games and 2,022 minutes. *Two of the top returning players are juniors Jodi Bolerjack and Hanna Zavecz. A forward from Melbourne, Australia, Zavecz led the team with 14.4 points, 6.7 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 2.3 steals which helped her earn First Team All-MWC and Defensive Player of the Year honors. Bolerjack, a 5-9 guard from Columbia, Mo., averaged 13.3 points per game to earn Third Team All-MWC honors. The other returning starter is Rebecca Vanderjagt. A 6-3, forward from Townsville, Australia, she averaged 2.6 points and 2.4 rebounds in her first year with the Cowgirls. *Several other players who will be contributors for the Cowgirls this season include seniors Annie Gorenstein and Angiah Harris, juniors Amy Bolerjack and Dominique Sisk and sophomores Elisabeth Dissen, Alysia Kraft and Newcomer of the Year Megan McGuffey. *Wyoming returns all fi ve major statistical category leaders to the team from the season. Sophomore Hanna Zavecz was fi rst in points (14.4 ppg), rebounds (6.7 rpg), assists (3.9 aspg), steals (2.3 spg) and blocked shots (1.3 bpg). She also ranked among the Top 10 in all of the categories in the MWC. *The Cowgirls welcome six newcomers to this year's team, which includes four freshmen and a transfer. Mallory Cline (6-4, C, Wiley, Colo.); Gemma Koehler (6-1, F, Geelong, Australia); Megan Mordecai (5-10, G, Gillette, Wyo.),Justyna Podziemska (6-2, F, Wroclaw, Poland), Tahnee Robinson (5-10, G, Ft. Washakie, Wyo.) and Aubrey Vandiver (5-11, G, Laramie, Wyo.). *Cline comes to Wyoming after an outstanding career at McClave High School. She was a three-time Colorado Class 1A All-State selection, while helping her team to three Colorado 1A state championships. Tahnee Robinson was a four-time All- Conference and All-State selection at Lander Valley High School, who led her team to a 25-5 mark and the 3A State Championship in 2006, while Aubrey Vandiver was a two-time First Team All-Conference and All-State pick at Laramie High School. Two other players who can help the Cowgirls are Gemma Koehler and Justyna Podziemska. Koehler joined the program in January of 2006 after attending Sacred Heart High School in Geelong, Australia, while Podziemska earned First Team All- Conference, All-Region IX and WCCAC Player of the Year honors the past two years at Casper College. *For the third year in a row and 13 out of the last 14 seasons, the Cowgirls will have a set of twins. Amy and Jodi Bolerjack, from Columbia, Missouri, will enter their third year of competition with the Cowgirls. Jodi played in all 30 games in her second season while averaging 13.3 points and 1.7 assists per game. Amy sat out last year with an injury. *Wyoming's schedule includes seven teams that participated in either the NCAA Tournament or WNIT (BYU, Idaho State, Kansas State, New Mexico, UNLV, TCU and Utah). BYU, New Mexico and Utah all finished the season ranked in the final ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll. *Wyoming had eight Academic All-MWC selections in the conference this past season. (Jodi Bolerjack, Elisabeth Dissen, Erin Hicks, Alysia Kraft, Megan McGuffey, Michelle Taylor, Rebecca Vanderjagt, Hanna Zavecz). Four of those individuals, Jodi Bolerjack, Erin Hicks, Michelle Taylor and Hanna Zavecz are all repeat selections. Cowgirls By Class Seniors (2) Annie Gorenstein, C, 6-2 Angiah Harris, F, 5-11 Juniors (6) Amy Bolerjack, F, 5-10 Jodi Bolerjack, G, 5-9 Justyna Podziemska, F, 6-2 Dominique Sisk, G, 5-10 Rebecca Vanderjagt, F, 6-3 Hanna Zavecz, F, 6-0 Sophomores (3) Elisabeth Dissen, C, 6-1 Alysia Kraft, G, 5-6 Megan McGuffey, G, 5-11 Redshirt Freshmen (1) Gemma Koehler, F, 6-1 Freshmen (4) Mallory Cline, C, 6-4 Megan Modecai, G, 5-10 Tahnee Robinson, G, 5-10 Aubrey Vandiver, G, 5-11 Cowgirls By Position Guards (7) Jodi Bolerjack, Alysia Kraft, Megan McGuffey, Megan Mordecai, Tahnee Robinson, Dominique Sisk, Aubrey Vandiver Forwards (6) Amy Bolerjack, Angiah Harris, Gemma Koehler, Justyna Podziemska, Rebecca Vanderjagt, Hanna Zavecz Centers (3) Mallory Cline, Elisabeth Dissen, Annie Gorenstein Cowgirls By State/Country Colorado (4): Mallory Cline Wiley Annie Gorenstein Longmont Angiah Harris Colorado Springs Dominique Sisk Colorado Springs Missouri (2): Amy Bolerjack Jodi Bolerjack Oregon (1): Elisabeth Dissen Wyoming (5): Alysia Kraft Megan McGuffey Megan Mordecai Tahnee Robinson Aubrey Vandiver Columbia Columbia Hillsboro Encampment Cheyenne Gillette Fort Washakie Laramie Australia (3): Gemma Koehler Geelong Rebecca Vanderjagt Townsville Hanna Zavecz Melbourne Poland (1): Justyna Podziemska Wroclaw

3 Cowgirl Basketball... 3/3/3 Leading Cowgirls-Media Information Leading Weapons in the Cowgirl Attack: The following is a listing of the Cowgirls who lead in each statistical category during the season. All Games Conference Games Points Hanna Zavecz (433, 14.4 ppg) Jodi Bolerjack (222, 13.9 ppg) Rebounds Hanna Zavecz (200, 6.7 rpg) Hanna Zavecz (106, 6.6 rpg) Assists Hanna Zavecz (117, 3.9 aspg) Hanna Zavecz (63, 3.9 aspg) Steals Hanna Zavecz (69, 2.3 spg) Hanna Zavecz (33, 2.1 spg) Blocks Hanna Zavecz (38, 1.3 bpg) Hanna Zavecz (18, 1.1 bpg) Minutes Jodi Bolerjack (1057, 35.2 mpg) Jodi Bolerjack (581, 36.3 mpg) Field Goals Made Hanna Zavecz (135, 4.5 fgm) Hanna Zavecz (71, 4.4 fgm) Field Goal Attempts Hanna Zavecz (350, 11.7 fga) Hanna Zavecz (179, 11.2 fga) Field Goal % Erin Hicks (93-220,.423) Erin Hicks (55-119,.462) 3-Pt Field Goals Jodi Bolerjack (75, 2.5 tpfgm) Jodi Bolerjack (42, 2.6 tpfgm) 3-Pt FG Attempts Jodi Bolerjack (184, 6.1 tpfga) Jodi Bolerjack (101, 6.3 tpfga) 3-PT % Jodi Bolerjack (75-184,.408) Jodi Bolerjack (42-101,.416) Free Throws Made Hanna Zavecz (116, 3.9 ftm) Hanna Zavecz (53, 3.3 ftm) Free Throw Attempts Hanna Zavecz (160, 5.3 fta) Hanna Zavecz (78, 4.9 fta) Free Throw % Jodi Bolerjack (81-95,.853) Jodi Bolerjack (42-49,.857) Top Cowgirls In The Conference: The following are where the Wyoming Cowgirls rank statistically in the Mountain West Conference for the season (Final Stats): Individual (All Games) Points 4th-Hanna Zavecz (433, 14.4 ppg) 7th-Jodi Bolerjack (222, 13.9 ppg) 8th-Jodi Bolerjack (398, 13.3 ppg) 9th-Hanna Zavecz (219, 13.7 ppg) 25th-Erin Hicks (268, 8.9 ppg) T-20th-Erin Hicks (156, 9.8 ppg) 29th-Megan McGuffey (258, 8.6 ppg) 30th-M. McGuffey (120, 7.5 ppg) Rebounds 8th-Hanna Zavecz (200, 6.7 rpg) 7th-Hanna Zavecz (106, 6.6 rpg) 13th-Erin Hicks (171, 5.7 rpg) 13th-Erin Hicks (91, 5.7 rpg) 18th-Megan McGuffey (161, 5.4 rpg) 18th-M. McGuffey (79, 4.9 rpg) Assists 2nd-Hanna Zavecz (117, 3.90 aspg) 3rd-H. Zavecz (63, 3.94 aspg) 5th-Erin Hicks (104, 3.47 aspg) 5th-Erin Hicks (54, 3.38 aspg) Steals 2nd-Hanna Zavecz (69, 2.30 spg) T-2nd-H. Zavecz (33, 2.06 spg) 4th-Michelle Taylor (59, 1.97 spg) T-8th-Erin Hicks (28, 1.75 spg) 11th-Erin Hicks (49, 1.63 spg) 13th-Michelle Taylor (25, 1.56 spg) Blocks 4th-Hanna Zavecz (38, 1.27 bpg) 2nd-Hanna Zavecz (18, 1.12 bpg) Field Goal % 11th-Erin Hicks (93-220,.423) 8th-Erin Hicks (55-119,.462) 14th-Jodi Bolerjack (69-169,.408) Free Throw % 3rd-Jodi Bolerjack (81-95,.853) 4th-Jodi Bolerjack (42-49,.857) 11th-Hanna Zavecz ( ,.725) Three-Point % 5th-Jodi Bolerjack (75-184,.408) 4th-Jodi Bolerjack (42-101,.416) 12th-Hanna Zavecz (47-139,.338) 13th-Erin Hicks (33-98,.337) Three-Point FG Made 1st-Jodi Bolerjack (75, 2.50 tpfgm) 1st-Jodi Bolerjack (42, 2.62 tpfgm) 8th-Hanna Zavecz (47, 1.57 tpfgm) 9th-H. Zavecz (24, 1.50 tpfgm) Assist/Turnover Ratio 4th-Erin Hicks (3.5/2.1, 1.68) 4th-Hanna Zavecz (3.9/2.8, 1.43) 5th-Hanna Zavecz (3.9/2.7, 1.44) 5th-Erin Hicks (3.4/2.5, 1.35) Team (All Games) Scoring Offense 8th-(1864, 62.1 ppg) 7th-(979, 61.2 ppg) Scoring Defense 1st-(1661, 54.4 ppg) 4th-(940, 58.8 ppg) Reb. Margin 7th-(-1.2) 7th-(-2.3) Assists 7th-(381, aspg) 7th-(199, aspg) Steals 4th-(263, 8.77 spg) 5th-(123, 7.69 spg) Blocks 5th-(95, 3.17 bpg) 6th-(45, 2.81 bpg) Field Goal % 7th-( ,.389) 7th-( ,.395) Three Point % 4th-( ,.336) 4th-( ,.338) Free Throw % 5th-( ,.718) 6th-( ,.698) Welcome to the University of Wyoming and Cowgirl Basketball. The following information is presented to assist the working media in its coverage of the season. The Wyoming Media Relations Offi ce will be available through the year to assist year. Credential Requests Requests for the media area and photo credentials should be directed to Assistant Media Relations Director Amy Dambro and the University of Wyoming Media Relations Offi ce. Her number is Press-pass requests should be made at least 24 hours prior to game time, Credentials will either be mailed, or will be held at the Will Call Window, located at the west side of the Arena-Auditorium at the athletics ticket offi ce. Arena Auditorium Wyoming's Arena Auditorium is located on Willett Drive in Laramie, just north of War Memorial Stadium and the Fieldhouse complex. Media parking is located to the south and west of the Double A, in the "FA" lot. Will Call is located a the Willett West entrace to the Double A. Post Game Procedures Members of the Media Relations staff will escort media representatives to the media room at the top of the truck ramp. Head Coach Joe Legerski and requested Cowgirl players will come to the room. Opponent coaches and players will be interviewed outside their locker room. Legerski and Player Interviews All interview requests for head coach Joe Legerski or any players should be made through the UW Athletics Media and Public Relations Offi ce, , at least 24 hours in advance. Players are available as their class schedules, practices and meetings permit. Players will not be available until post-game on game days. Media members are also required to check with the Wyoming Media Relations Offi ce prior to attending any Cowgirl practice session. Conference Call Joe Legerski will conduct a conference call every week during the season. The day will vary, so contact the MR offi ce for more information. Media members are asked to call the bridge three to fi ve minutes prior to the conference. The number is and the access number is 2256#. Cowgirls On The Radio The University of Wyoming women's basketball team is excited to have its games broadcast during the This season, KFBC (1240) in Cheyenne and KOWB (1290) in Laramie, beginning with a 30-minute pregame. Handling the play-by-play will be Reece Monaco. Joining Monoco as the color analyst is Wyoming Hall of Famer Margie McDonald. Check your local listings for games carried in your area. Ticket Information Admission for Wyoming basketball games: $8.00 for adults, $3.00 for students or free with a student i.d., and $3.00 for children ages three through 18. Season Tickets will available this year at a cost of $60.00, along with a family plan which includes four tickets (2 Adults and 2 Children) for $ For more ticket information, call the Wyoming ticket offi ce at (307) or Mountain West Conference Media Information For any information concerning Mountain West Conference Basketball, contact Becky Motchan, Assistant Director of Communications. The MWC address is Gleneagle Drive, Suite 200, Colorado Springs, Colo The MWC telephone number is (719) or MWC Basketball information is also available on the world wide web at

4 Cowgirl Basketball... 4/4/4 Cowgirl Notes Cowgirl Tidbits from the Season -With the win over Oregon State on Saturday, March 18, it gave the Cowgirls 21 wins, which was the most wins since the season when they went The previous high was 18 wins during the season. -The Cowgirls have participated in postseason play three times in school history. All have come in the WNIT in 1989, 2003 and now They have an overall record of The Cowgirls longest winning streak during the season was eight games, which was the longest since the season when they won ten and nine straight during the year. They also did not lose more than two-straight games this season. -The MWC stood at #6 in the RPI according to collegerpi.com and rpiratings. com as of March 12, Six teams ranked in the top 65 including the Cowgirls. They were 61st through games on Sunday, March 12, Wyoming s nine losses came against teams in the top 80 in the RPI. They were 5-9 against the top 100 in RPI. -For several weeks in a row, the Cowgirls received votes in the Associated Press Poll. They ranked 41st with three votes in games through March 13. They received votes for the week of Jan. 2 as well. -The ten conference victories tied them with the most conference wins in school history. They went 10-4 during the season as members of the Intermountain Athletic Conference. Bolerjack, Hicks, McGuffey and Zavecz Garner All-Conference honors: Four Wyoming Cowgirl basketball team members were recognized as the Mountain West Conference announced the 2006 All-Conference Team. Forward Hanna Zavecz earned First Team All-Conference and Defensive Player of the Year honors for the fi rst time in her career. Guard Jodi Bolerjack was named to the Third Team, while Erin Hicks was an Honorable Mention All-MWC honoree. Freshman Megan Mc- Guffey got the nod for Newcomer of Year in her fi rst season with the Cowgirls. Zavecz averaged a team leading 14.4 points, 6.7 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 2.3 steals per game. She ranked among the Top 10 in assists (3.94 aspg), blocked shots (1.12 bpg), rebounding (6.6 rpg), scoring (13.7 ppg) and steals (2.06 spg) in league play. Zavecz tallied 12 double-fi gure scoring games, which included a stretch of seven games in a row. Bolerjack was second on the team in scoring with 13.3 points per contest. In conference games, she was fi rst in three-point fi eld goals made (2.62 tpfgm), fourth in free throw percentage (.857) and three-point fi eld goal percentage (.416) and seventh in scoring (13.9 ppg). Hicks, who was an Honorable Mention selection last year, fi nished her conference season averaging 9.8 points and 5.7 rebounds per game. She also ranked among the Top 15 in assists, fi eld goal percentage, rebounding and steals. Freshman Megan McGuffey was also recognized as the Newcomer of the Year. The 5-11 guard from Cheyenne, Wyo. averaged 7.5 points and 4.9 rebounds per game in league play. She was one of two freshman to be ranked among the Top 30 in scoring and the only freshman to be ranked in the Top 20 in rebounding in league play. First Team All-Moutain West Conference ^Ambrosia Anderson, BYU, Sr., 6-2, F ^**Kim Smith, Utah, Sr., 6-1, F Dionne Marsh, New Mexico, So., 6-1 F *Shona Thorburn, Utah, Sr., 5-11, G *Sherry McCracklin, UNLV, Sr., 6-2, F Hanna Zavecz, Wyoming, So., 6-0, F Second Team All-MWC Natasha Lacy, TCU, Jr., 5-10, G Katie Montgomery, UNM, Jr., 5-10, G Dani Kubick, BYU, Jr., 6-3, C Sheena Moore, UNLV, Sr., 5-7, G -With the win over #20/#19 New Mexico (2/15/06), it was the fi rst time in school history that the Cowgirls had defeated a ranked opponent. -Followed that up by winning their second competition against a ranked opponent with a win over #19/#18 BYU another fi rst in school history. -The Cowgirls 10-1 start in non-conference was the second best start in the programs history. They went 11-1 to begin the and seasons. Their average margin of victory during that stretch was 16.9 points per game. -Wyoming averaged 1,699 fans per game (27,181 total) during the season. Their largest crowd was 4,443 when they hosted Nebraska in the second round of the WNIT. Third Team All-Mountain West Conference Adrianne Ross, TCU, So., 5-8, G Abbie Letz, New Mexico, Sr., 6-1, G Melissa Dennett, Colorado State, Sr., 6-2, F Alecia Steele, Air Force, So., 6-0, F Jodi Bolerjack, Wyoming, So., 5-9, G Co Players of the Year Ambrosia Anderson, BYU Kim Smith, Utah Defensive Player of the Year Hanna Zavecz, Wyoming Honorable Mention All-MWC Mallary Gillespie, BYU, So., 5-10, G Erin Hicks, Wyoming, Sr., 5-9, G Michelle Strawberry, SDSU, Sr., 5-10, F Ashley Davis, TCU, Jr., 6-0, F Lori Butler-Rayford, TCU, So., 5-11, F Melinda Johnson, BYU, Jr., 5-10, G Jennie Keele, BYU, Jr., 5-10, G Newcomer of the Year Megan McGuffey, Wyoming Coach of the Year Jeff Judkins, BYU -Sophomore Hanna Zavecz led the Cowgirls in scoring average (14.4 ppg), rebounds (6.7 rpg), assists (3.9 aspg), steals (2.3 spg) and blocked shots (1.3 bpg). -Two Cowgirls earned Mountain West Conference Player of the Week honors during the season. Freshman Megan McGuffey earned it on Jan. 2 after averaging 27 points and ten rebounds. Hanna Zavecz won on Feb. 20 after averaging 19 points, fi ve rebounds while collecting 11 assists, fi ve blocked shots and fi ve steals. -Top Cowgirls In The Nation: The following are where the Cowgirls ranked statistically in the NCAA for the season: Individual (All Games Thru 3/6/06) Three-Point Field Goal % 14th-Jodi Bolerjack (70-160,.438) Three-Point FGM 8th-Jodi Bolerjack (70, 2.6 tpfgm) Team (All Games Thru 3/6/06) Scoring Defense 11th-54.7 ppg Turnovers Per Game 4th-12.7 tpg Three-Point FG Made 19th-7.0 tpfgm Eight Cowgirls Earn Academic All-Conference Honors: The Mountain West Conference announced the 2006 Academic All-Conference team for women s basketball and eight individuals from the Cowgirl basketball team were honored. To be eligible for selections to the academic team, a student-athlete must have completed at least one academic term at the member institution, maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better and be a starter or signifi cant contributor to the team. Below are the individuals that earned the honor: Academic All-MWC honorees Jodi Bolerjack, So., 3.036, Accounting Elisabeth Dissen, Fr., 3.143, Molecular Biology Erin Hicks, Sr., 3.677, Kinesiology and Health Promotion Alysia Kraft, Fr., 3.8, Art Megan McGuffey, Fr., 3.879, Family and Consumer Science Michelle Taylor, Sr., 3.708, Elementary Education Rebecca Vanderjagt, So., 3.111, Zoology Hanna Zavecz, So., 3.538, Family and Consumer Science Mountain West Conference Scholar Athlete honorees Erin Hicks, Sr., 3.677, Kinesiology and Health Promotion Alysia Kraft, Fr., 3.8, Art Megan McGuffey, 3.879, Family and Consumer Science Michelle Taylor, 3.708, Elementary Education Hanna Zavecz, 3.538, Family and Consumer Science

5 Cowgirl Basketball... 5/5/5 Schedule and Notes Wyoming Cowgirl Basketball Schedule Record: 0-0 Home: 0-0 Away: 0-0 Neutral: 0-0 MWC: 0-0 Home: 0-0 Away: 0-0 Neutral: 0-0 Non-Conf.: 0-0 Home: 0-0 Away: 0-0 Neutral: 0-0 Date Opponent Site Time/Results November Fri., Nov. 3 Adams State (Exh.) Laramie, Wyo. 7:00 p.m. Fri., Nov. 10 Colorado Christian (Exh.) Laramie, Wyo. 7:00 p.m. Sun., Nov. 12 San Francisco Laramie, Wyo. 2:00 p.m. Wed., Nov. Colorado Greeley, Colo. 7:00 p.m. Fri., Nov. State Manhattan, Kan. 6:00 p.m. Tues., Nov. 21 Colorado Laramie, Wyo. 7:00 p.m. 20th Annual Coors Classic Boulder, Colo. Fri., Nov. 24 vs. Charlotte 5:00 p.m. Sat., Nov. 25 vs. Nevada 5:00 p.m. Tues., Nov. State Pocatello, Idaho 7:05 p.m. Thurs., Nov. Missoula, Mont. 7:00 p.m. December Sat., Dec. 9 Western State# Casper, Wyo. 1:00 p.m. Sun., Dec. 17 Utah State Laramie, Wyo. 2:00 p.m. Wed., Dec. Denver, Colo. 7:00 p.m. 27th Lady Griz Holiday Classic Missoula, Mont. Thurs., Dec. 28 vs. Idaho 5:00 p.m. Fri., Dec. 29 vs. Canisius/Montana 5:00/7:00 p.m. January Thurs., Jan. 4 New Mexico* (the mtn.) Laramie, Wyo. 7:00 p.m. Thurs., Jan. (CSTV) Las Vegas, Nev. 8:00 p.m. Sat., Jan. Provo, Utah 2:00 p.m. Wed., Jan. 17 San Diego State* Laramie, Wyo. 7:00 p.m. Sat., Jan. 20 TCU* Laramie, Wyo. 2:00 p.m. Thurs., Jan. State* Fort Collins, Colo. 7;00 p.m. Sat., Jan. Force Academy* Colorado Springs, Colo. 2:00 p.m. February Thurs., Feb. 1 Utah* Laramie, Wyo. 7:00 p.m. Sun., Feb. Mexico* Albuquerque, N.M. 1:00 p.m. A Recap of the Oregon State Game: In the opening round off the WNIT, the Wyoming Cowgirl basketball team (21-8 overall) earned a victory against the Oregon State Beavers (16-15 overall) on Saturday night in Laramie. Four Cowgirls starters fi nished the night in double-fi gures, including two with double-doubles. Sophomore Hanna Zavecz had a team high 18 points and 13 rebounds, while freshman Megan McGuffey chipped in 13 points and a career high ten boards. Jodi Bolerjack had 13 points followed by Michelle Taylor with ten. Wyoming shot (.404) from the fi eld and (.789) from the free throw line. Oregon State was led by Kim Butler with 18 points and seven rebounds. Casey Nash had seven rebounds as well. The Beavers shot (.373) from the fi eld, but committed 17 turnovers. A Recap of the Nebraska Game: The Wyoming Cowgirl basketball team (21-9 overall) had their season ended in the second round of the WNIT with a disappointing loss against the Nebraska Cornhuskers (19-12 overall) on Wednesday night in Laramie. Wyoming had two players in double-fi gures, including Hanna Zavecz. She fi nished with 27 points, six rebounds, three steals and two assists. Jodi Bolerjack followed with 21 points, while Dominique Sisk had eight. As a team, they shot (.426) from the fi eld, but only 9-27 (.333) from beyond the arc. The Huskers were led by Kiera Hardy with 21 points and two players with ten. They were (.519) from the fi eld and out rebounded the Cowgirls Sat., Feb. 10 UNLV* Laramie, Wyo. 2:00 p.m. Thurs., Feb. 15 BYU* Laramie, Wyo. 7:00 p.m. Sun., Feb. Diego State* San Diego, Calif. 3:00 p.m. Thurs., Feb. Fort Worth, Texas 6:00 p.m. Sun., Feb. 25 Colorado State* (the mtn.) Laramie, Wyo. 3:00 p.m. Wed., Feb. 28 Air Force Academy* Laramie, Wyo. 7:00 p.m. March Sat., March Salt Lake City, Utah 3:00 p.m. Tues.-Sat. MWC Tournament Las Vegas, Nev. TBA March 6-10 *Mountain West Conference Games $Mountain West Conference Tournament Game #game played in Casper, Wyo. (Wyoming Shoot-Out) All games and times are subject to change

6 Cowgirl Basketball... 6/6/6 Records, Superlatives, Polls UW Record Breakdown Overall (21-9) at home away neutral Conference (10-6) at home away Longest winning streak...8 games Longest losing streak...2 games FG%Wyoming (Percentage) (.389) FG% opponents (Percentage) (.400) 3-Pt. FG% (Percentage) (.336) Free Throw% (.718) Rebounds (33.7) Assists for season (12.7) Blocks for season...95 (3.2) Steals for season (8.8) Avg. points per game (62.1) Superlatives - Individual Points 27 Hanna Zavecz vs. Nebraska, 3/22/06 Megan McGuffey vs. Idaho State, 12/29/05 Field Goal Attempts Made 10 Hanna Zavecz vs. Nebraska (10-17), 3/22/06 Field Goal Attempts 19 Hanna Zavecz vs. Boise State (8-19), 12/8/05 Field Goal Pecentage Min 5 Attempts Made 1.00 Dominique Sisk vs. San Diego State (5-5), 3/2/06 Three-point Attempts Made 6 Jodi Bolerjack vs. Air Force (6-7), 1/11/06 Three-Point Attempts 13 Jodi Bolerjack vs. Colorado State (4-13), 1/25/06 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Min 2 Attempts Made 1.00 Erin Hicks vs. Utah (2-2), 2/2/06 Dominique Sisk vs. San Diego State (2-2), 1/28/06 Free Throw Attempts Made 13 Hanna Zavecz vs. Utah State (13-15), 12/17/05 Free Throw Attempts 15 Hanna Zavecz vs. Utah State (13-15), 12/17/05 Rebounds 15 Hanna Zavecz vs. TCU, 3/8/06 Assists 9 Hanna Zavecz vs. Northern Colorado, 12/10/05 Steals 7 Jodi Bolerjack vs. Sacramento State, 11/19/05 Blocks 3 Jodi Bolerjack vs. San Diego State, 1/28/06 Rebcca Vanderjagt vs. Air Force, 1/11/06 Hanna Zavecz vs. New Mexico, 2/15/06, UNLV, 2/4/06, BYU Cougars, 1/18/06, Idaho St., 12/29/ Superlatives - Team Points 87 vs. Colorado State, 1/25/06 Field Goal Attempts Made 29 vs. San Diego State (29-53), 3/2/06 Field Goal Attempts 68 vs. Colorado State (25-68), 1/25/06 Field Goal Percentage.547 vs. San Diego State (29-53), 3/2/06 Three-point Field Goals Made 12 vs. Colorado State (12-28), 2/25/06, TCU (12-27), 2/8/06 Three-point Attempts 35 vs. Colorado State (11-35), 1/25/06 vs. Chadron State (11-35), 12/17/05 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage.500 vs. Northern Colorado (9-18), 12/10/05 Rebounds 42 vs. Idaho State, 12/29/05 Assists 18 vs. San Diego State, 3/2/06 Steals 18 vs. Chadron State, 12/17/05 Blocks 9 vs. Montana, 12/2/ Women's Basketball Top 25 Polls Associated Press USA TODAY/ESPN Coaches' Poll Top 25 (March 13, 2006) Top 25 (April 6, 2006) 1. North Carolina (46) 1. Maryland (31) 2. Ohio State 2. Duke 3. Maryland 3. North Carolina 4. Duke 4. LSU 5. LSU 5. Tennessee 6. Tennessee 6. Connecticut 7. Oklahoma 7. Stanford 8. Connecticut 8. Oklahoma 9. Rutgers 9. Rutgers 10. Baylor 10. Ohio State 11. Purdue 11. Purdue 12. Georgia 12. Utah* 13. DePaul 13. Georgia Stanford 14. Baylor 15. Arizona State 15. DePaul 16. Michigan State 16. Michigan State 17. Louisiana Tech 17. Arizona State 18. Utah* 18. UCLA 19. Temple 19. Boston College 20. Texas A&M 20. BYU* 21. UCLA 21. New Mexico* 22. BYU* 22. Vanderbilt 23. Bowling Green 23. Temple 23. New Mexico* 24. Louisiana Tech 25. Minnesota 25. George Washington Receiving Votes: Wyoming 3 in the AP Poll. *-Teams on the Cowgirl Schedule Mountain West Conference Season Wraps Up Seventh Season: The Basketball season marked the seventh year for the exsistance of the Mountain West Conference. Air Force, Brigham Young, Colorado State, New Mexico, UNLV, San Diego State and Utah joined Wyoming in forming the conference. There was a new addition to the conference as well as the TCU Horned Frogs became members of the MWC in July of 2005 Four teams participated in the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament and Women's Invitation Tournament. The teams included BYU, New Mexico and UNLV and Utah Mountain West Conference Basketball Standings MWC Games All Games W L Pct. W L Pct. BYU (22/20) Utah (18/12) New Mexico (24/21) TCU Wyoming (rv/rv) UNLV Air Force Colorado State San Diego State

7 JOE LEGERSKI (WYOMING, 1979) University of Wyoming, Head Women's Basketball Coach Cowgirl Basketball... 7/7/7 Head Coach Joe Legerski Joe Legerski, who coached at Utah for 12 seasons, heads in to his fourth season as the head women's basketball coach at the University of Wyoming. He was named head coach on May 1, 2003 and became the sixth head coach in Cowgirl history. He recorded his fi rst career coaching victory on Dec. 13, 2003, as Wyoming defeated Montana State Billings, His first conference win came on Jan. 17, 2004 against MWC rival BYU. In his fi rst season, he guided the Cowgirls to an record overall and a 6-8 mark in the Mountain West Conference including their first ever Mountain West Conference Tournament victory in school history. Two Cowgirls also garnered All-Conference awards as he earned MWC Coach of the Year honors in his fi rst year with the program. In , he helped the Cowgirls to a overall mark, along with a 7-7 record and a fourth place fi nish in the MWC. It was the best finish for a Cowgirl team since the season, and the highest they'd finished in conference play since They swept BYU for the first time since and earned Legerski vs. Mountain West Opponent H A N Total vs. Air Force vs. BYU vs. Colorado State vs. New Mexico vs. San Diego State vs. TCU vs. UNLV vs. Utah Total a win over the Colorado Buffaloes which snapped a 13-game losing streak. Three Cowgirls earned All-MWC awards including Ashley Elliott who earned First Team All-MWC honors for the second year in a row. During the season, the Cowgirls completed the year 21-9 overall, while finishing 10-6 overall in the Mountain West Conference. They made an appearance in the WNIT for only the third time in school history. The 21-wins were the most since the season when they went 24-8 and the ten conference victories ties an all-time school record which was set in Three Cowgirls garnered All-Conference honors, including Hanna Zavecz who earned First Team All-MWC and Defensive Player of the Year honors along with Megan McGuffey who took home the Newcomer of the Year. Legerski, 49, came to Wyoming following a highly-successful stint at the University of Utah. As an assistant ( ), and later associate head coach ( ) for Elaine Elliott, he was part of the most successful women s program in the history of both the Western Athletic and Mountain West Conferences. The Utes compiled a record while he was there, including seven league titles. They were in conference play. During the season, Utah won the MWC with a 12-2 conference mark. The Utes were 24-7 overall, and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament, before falling to Duke. Legerski earned a bachelor of science degree in business education from UW in He was an assistant with the Cowgirls from 1987 through 1991, before taking the Utah position. He was the head women s basketball coach at Western Wyoming College (Rock Springs) for one season, finishing second in the region. Prior to that he was the head women s basketball coach at Rock Springs High from 1984 to This University has always held a special place in my life, and to have an opportunity to come back is a chance most do not receive, Legerski said. The commitment to this program is at the highest level. After visiting with several individuals, and seeing the facilities, I have a great sense of how much support there is for the program. Today is a new start for all of us, and I look forward to rolling up my sleeves and going to work. During his second season at Utah, in 1992, Legerski coached the best post duo in the league in Mikki Kane-Barton and Susana Tauteoli. Kane- Barton was named the 1993 WAC Most Valuable Player, and MVP of the Western Athletic Conference tournament. He also helped develop Amber McEwen into a two-time First Team All-Conference selection, and the 1996 WAC Player of the Year. Legerski, and his wife, Jamie, are parents of three children, stepson Zane, 20, daughter Madison, 11, and son Joseph III, 9. Joe Legerski's Head-Coaching Record Overall Record Season School W L % Wyoming Wyoming Wyoming Totals Three years Conference Record Season School W L % Finish Postseason Wyoming th MWC Tournament Second Round Wyoming th MWC Tournament First Round Wyoming th Second Round WNIT Totals Three years

8 Cowgirl Basketball... 8/8/8 Assistant Coaches Gerald Mattinson Associate Head Basketball Coach, Weber State '81 Gerald Mattinson enters his fourth season on the Cowgirl coaching staff and his fi rst as an associate head coach. Prior to that, he spent two years two years as the Principal at East Junior High School in Rock Springs, Wyo. He began his college basketball career as a student-athlete at Casper College for head coach Oscar Swede Ericson. While there, he was a First Team All- American and All-Region selection in Mattinson then moved onto a three-year career at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah. He earned All-Conference honors twice during his career for head coach Neil McCarthy. A two-time Academic All-American selection, he graduated from Weber State with a bachelor s of science degree in business education in He completed a master s of sports science degree from the United States Sports Academy in 1988 and earned his principal endorsement from the University of Wyoming. Mattinsons professional coaching career began at Weber State as a graduate assistant coach with the men s basketball program during the season. From , he was the head boy s basketball coach at Rock Springs High School. He earned Wyoming State Coach of the Year honors and was named Conference Coach of the Year twice. From , Mattinson was an assistant men's coach at Western Wyoming Community College. He was elevated to an Assistant Athletics Director and the Head Men s Basketball Coach in 1991 and held the position until For the season, he became an assistant with the women s program for one year. Mattinson had been a business education teacher at Rock Springs High School since 1982 before taking his current position in June of Mattinson, and his wife, Carey are the parents of three children, stepson Morgan Splichal (22), stepdaughter Tiffany Splichal (20) and son Ashton (10). Kristin Becker Assistant Basketball Coach, Vanderbilt '90 Becker comes to Wyoming after spending the last two years as the project manager for the Fort Riley Housing Expansion Project in Manhattan, Kansas. Prior to that, she was an assistant coach at Kansas State University for six seasons ( ). She served as the recruiting coordinator for the Wildcats, helping to bring in some of the program s best players including WNBA draft pick Nicole Ohlde. During that time, KSU advanced to the NCAA Tournament three consecutive years, including a Sweet 16 appearance in The team also won their fi rst ever Big 12 Title during the season while fi nishing with a mark of 26-8 overall and 11-5 in the league. The previous two seasons, she served as an assistant coach at Vanderbilt under veteran coach Jim Foster. In each of her years with the program, the Commodores qualifi ed for the NCAA Tournament, including a trip to the 1997 NCAA Sweet Sixteen, and fi nished with an overall record of From , she served as an assistant coach at Loyola University in Chicago before becoming the interim head coach for one season ( ). Her professional coaching career started as a graduate assistant at Southern Illinois University from She began her college career as a student-athlete at Vanderbilt playing for the Commodores from and was a member of the program s fi rst NCAA Sweet Sixteen appearance team in A three-time All-SEC Academic Honor Roll selection, she earned CoSIDA Academic All-District honors and was named Female Commodore of the Year her senior year. After her collegiate career, Becker played professionally for two years in Spain for La Universidad Complutense de Madrid before moving on to Southern Illinois as a graduate assistant. A native of New Berlin, Wis., she graduated magna cum laude from Vanderbilt in 1990 with a degree in secondary education. She went on to earn a master s degree in Spanish and linguistics from Southern Illinois in Katie Kern Assistant Basketball Coach, New Mexico '99 Kern joins the program after spending the last three seasons as the top assistant coach at the University of Alaska Anchorage. She was involved in the day to day operations of the program including academics, assisting with practices, recruiting and scouting. She began her college basketball career as a student-athlete at the University of New Mexico for head coach Don Flanagan. A four-year letterwinner for the Lobos, she was a fi rst team All-Western Athletic Conference selection in 1999, while being named to the WAC All-Tournament Team (1998) and the All-Newcomer Team (1996). Over those years, the team had a combined record of overall and in the WAC, which included a 24-7 record, a 12-2 conference mark and a fi rst place fi nish in the league during the season. Kern still ranks among the top 15 in school history in scoring, rebounding and blocked shots. A three-time Academic All-WAC selection, she earned her bachelor s degree in communications in 1999 and her master s degree in physical education and sport administration in 2003 both from the University of New Mexico. Following her career, she played two seasons of professional basketball in Germany and Luxembourg. Kerns professional coaching career begin at the University of New Mexico as a graduate assistant coach from During that time, she assisted in several aspects of the program including on campus recruiting, fi lm exchange, game day operations and organizing all recruiting mail-outs. She then moved on to the University of Alaska Anchorage as an assistant coach, where she has been for the last three years. Mary Grothe Director of Basketball Operations, Lynchburg '04 Mary Grothe is in her second season as director of basketball operations and with the University of Wyoming Cowgirl basketball program. Grothe came to Wyoming after spending a year ( ) at Texas A&M-Commerce University (Commerce City, Texas) as a graduate assistant with the Lion basketball program. She assisted in several aspects of the program, including scheduling of games, assisting with practices and recruiting, along with directing the TAMU-C summer basketball camp. A native of Ohio, Grothe earned her bachelor's degree in health movement science and recreation from Lynchburg College in 2004 and recently completed her master's degree in health and kinesiology from Texas A&M University-Commerce in the summer of She began her college basketball career as a student-athlete at Lynchburg College in Lynchburg, Virginia. A four-year letterwinner for the Hornets, she was a team captain while helping her team to a overall record during her junior and senior seasons. An excellent student, she was on the Dean's List from and was very involved in many scholastic activities.

9 Cowgirl Basketball... 9/9/9 #22 Annie Gorenstein 6-2, Senior, Center Longmont, Colo. (Longmont HS) UW This Season: One of two seniors on the Cowgirl squad this season...a player who brings depth to the post position...has been hampered by injuries the last couple of years. Junior ( ): Played in her fi rst regular season game against Montana (12/2/05) and a total of seven games during the season...averaged 0.7 points and 0.4 rebounds per game in 4.1 minutes per game...fi nished with a season high two points and one rebound against Northern Colorado (12/10/05) and Chadron State (12/17/05)...recorded one blocked shot in fi ve minutes of play vs. Montana (12/2/05)...came in off the bench and recorded two rebounds in fi ve minutes in the exhibition game against Adams State (11/3/05)...saw limited action in the Cowgirls second exhibition game against Metro State (11/11/05). Sophomore ( ): Was out the entire season due to a knee injury...scored two points in limited playing time in the exhibition game against Adams State (11/4/04). Freshman ( ): Played in 14 games for the Cowgirls as a true freshman...missed a good part of the season due to an injury...averaged 7.1 minutes in each of those contests...added 1.5 points and 1.6 rebounds per game...tied a career high with four points against Colorado State (2/27/04)...had a nice game against San Diego State (2/21/04) as she fi nished with a career high fi ve rebounds and four points...fi nished with four points and two rebounds in 17 minutes of play against Washington State (11/24/03)...played 11 minutes and scored two points against Denver (11/22/03)...fi nished with one rebound, one assist and one steal in that same game...recorded four rebounds in 13 minutes of play against Adams State (11/6/03)...recorded double-fi gures in points in the second exhibition game of the season as she fi nished with 12 points...was 6-8 from the fi eld in that game...also chipped in four rebounds and two blocked shots against Si Tanka (11/15/03). High School: A First Team All-State and All-Region selection in as a team captain, she also earned All-Area Player of the Year and All-Northern Conference honors as a senior...helped her team to a 22-5 record and a second place fi nish in the 2003 Colorado State tournament, where she earned All-Tournament Team honors...as a junior, she was an All-Area and All-County selection, along with being named Honorable Mention All-Conference...during her sophomore campaign, she was an Honorable Mention All-Area and All-County selection...coached in high school by Darlene Dion...also earned letters in track and fi eld and volleyball, and was a two time All-Conference selection in track and fi eld...an excellent student, she was a member of the National Honor Society and on the honor roll for three years...selected Wyoming over several schools. Personal: Full name Ann Marie Gorenstein...born May 23, 1985 in Longmont, Colo...the daughter of Steve and Lou Ann Gorenstein...has one brother, Marc...is currently majoring in secondary education SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS MINUTES 6 vs. Chadron State (12/17/05) 17 vs. Washington State (11/24/03) POINTS 2 vs. No. Colorado (12/10/05), Chadron State (12/17/05) 4 vs. Washington State (11/24/03), SDSU (2/21/04), Colorado State (2/27/04) REBOUNDS 1 vs. No. Colorado (12/10/05), Chadron State (12/17/05), 5 vs. San Diego State (2/21/04) San Diego State (3/2/06) ASSISTS 1 vs. BYU (1/18/06) 1 vs. Denver (11/22/03), BYU (2/12/04), BYU (1/18/06) BLOCKS 1 vs. Montana (12/2/05), Chadron State (12/17/05) 1 vs. Denver (11/22/03), Air Force (3/6/04), Montana (12/2/05), Chadron State (12/17/05) STEALS 0 1 vs. Washington State (11/24/03) FG%.500 (1-2) vs. Northern Colorado (12/10/05), 1.00 (1-1) vs. UNLV (2/19/04), (2-2) vs. SDSU (2/21/04) (1-2) vs. Chadron State (12/17/05) 3PT%.000 (0-0) Same FT%.500 (1-2) vs. San Diego State (3/2/06).500 (1-2) vs. Air Force (2/5/04), (1-2) vs. San Diego State (3/2/06) CAREER STATISTICS YR GP/GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT PTS/AVG REB/AVG A B S 04 14/ /1.5 22/ '06 7/ /0.7 3/ Totals 21/ /1.2 25/

10 Cowgirl Basketball... 10/10/10 #21 Angiah Harris 5-11, Senior, Forward Colorado Springs, Colo. (Harrison HS) UW This Season: A two-year returning letterwinner for the Cowgirls...was hampered last season with injuries...an extremely good athlete, she can shoot from the outside as well as create off the dribble. Junior ( ): Did not play during the season due to an injury. Sophomore ( ): Missed the last month of the season due to an injury...played in her fi rst regular season game against Ohio (12/11/04) and three games all together...fi nished with a season high three points against Sacramento State (1/8/05), while shooting 1-1 (1.00) from the fi eld and from beyond the arc...recorded one rebound in two minutes against Northern Colorado (12/20/04)...in the Cowgirls second exhibition game, she had four rebounds and two points off the bench against the Colorado School of Mines (11/12/04)...recorded three rebounds in four minutes of play in the exhibition game against Adams State (11/4/04). Freshman ( ): Played in the fi rst game of her career against Portland (12/19/03) and six during the season...averaged two points and almost one rebound per game...had a good game against BYU (2/12/04), as she recorded a career high eight points, while shooting 2-2 from the fi eld...scored three points and had a career high three rebounds against Portland (12/19/03)...recorded a career high one blocked shot and hit 1-2 (.500) from the free throw line against Air Force (2/5/04)...missed a good portion of the season due to an injury and surgery. High School: A First Team All-Area selection at Harrison High School in Colorado Springs, Colo...was a member of the Southern Colorado All-Stars and the Top Defensive Player on her team during her career...as a sophomore, she ranked fi fth in scoring among Rocky Mountain Preps, second during her junior year and eighth as a senior...was a four-year letterwinner in basketball...an excellent student, she was on the honor roll and earned several other academic awards throughout high school...was coached in high school by Tiffany Blackford...chose Wyoming over several schools, which included Air Force and Denver. Personal: Full name is Angiah R.T. Harris...born July 30, 1985 in Denver, Colo...the daughter of Larry and Vicki Wells...has four brothers and one sister...is currently majoring in criminal justice SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS MINUTES 0 14 vs. Portland (12/19/03) POINTS 0 8 vs. BYU (2/12/04) REBOUNDS 0 3 vs. Portland (12/19/03) ASSISTS 0 1 vs. Colorado (12/28/03) BLOCKS 0 1 vs. Air Force (2/5/04) STEALS 0 Same FG%.000 (0-0) 1.00 (2-2) vs. BYU (2/12/04), (1-1) vs. Sac St. (1/8/05) 3PT%.000 (0-0) 1.00 (2-2) vs. BYU (2/12/04), (1-1) vs. Sac St. (1/8/05) FT%.000 (0-0) 1.00 (2-2) vs. BYU (2/12/04) CAREER STATISTICS YR GP/GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT PTS/AVG REB/AVG A B S 04 6/ /2.0 4/ '05 3/ /1.0 1/ Totals 9/ /1.7 5/