#AZTECWBB. Record: 9-13 (6-6 Mountain West) Head Coach: Stacie Terry First Year at SDSU/First overall UTAH STATE

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1 SAN DIEGO STATEWOMEN S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES 6 REGULAR-SEASON CONFERENCE TITLES 4 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT CROWNS 12 POSTSEASON APPEARANCES 9 NCAA TOURNAMENT BERTHS #AZTECWBB SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time/Result Nov. 5 Cal St. San Marcos (exh.) W, Nov. 10 at Sacramento State L, Nov. 13 at USC L, Nov. 18 San Diego L, Nov. 23 No. 19/14 South Carolina L, Nov. 30 at UC Santa Barbara W, Dec. 3 at No. 23/20 Texas A&M L, Dec. 15 UCLA L, Dec. 19 Miami (OH) W, San Diego Surf N Slam at Viejas Arena (SDSU, Kansas State, N.C. State, UC Riverside) Dec. 28 UC Riverside W, Dec. 28 NC State 77, Kansas State 60 Dec. 30 Kansas State 74, UC Riverside 42 rv/rv North Carolina State L, Jan. 2 *Colorado State L, Jan. 8 *at Boise State L, Jan. 11 *Air Force W, Jan. 15 *at Fresno State W, Jan. 18 *at UNLV L, Jan. 22 *San José State W, Jan. 25 *Utah State W, Feb. 1 *at Colorado State L, Feb. 5 *Boise State W, Feb. 8 *at Nevada L, Feb. 12 *Wyoming L, Feb. 15 *at Air Force W, Feb. 19 *at Utah State 7 p.m. MT Feb. 22 *New Mexico 2 p.m. PT Feb. 26 *at San José State 7 p.m. PT Mar. 1 *Fresno State 2 p.m. PT Mar. 4 *UNLV 6 p.m. PT Mar. 7 *at New Mexico 7 p.m. MT Mountain West Championship (Las Vegas, Nev.) Mar. 10 MW First Round TBA Mar. 11 MW Quarterfinals TBA Mar. 14 MW Semifinals TBA Mar. 15 MW Championship Game TBA Home games in bold played at Viejas Arena * = Mountain West game SAN DIEGO STATE AZTECS (9-13, 6-6 MW) SAN DIEGO STATE (9-13, 6-6 MW) at UTAH STATE (10-14, 4-9 MW) February 19 Dee Glen Smith Spectrum (10,270) Logan, Utah 7 p.m. MT Series: SDSU, 4-0 #AZTECWBB Record: 9-13 (6-6 Mountain West) Head Coach: Stacie Terry First Year at SDSU/First overall UTAH STATE Record: (4-9 Mountain West) Head Coach: Jerry Finkbeiner 2nd Year at USU/25th overall ( ) MEDIA LIVE VIDEO VIA THE MOUNTAIN WEST NETWORK LIVE AUDIO LIVE STATS AZTEC HEADLINES San Diego State enters the last third of its 2014 Mountain West slate on Wednesday when it travels to Utah State for a 7 p.m. MT (6 p.m. PT) opening tip. A live video stream via the Mountain West Network, as well as a live audio link will be available on www. goaztecs.com. Despite competing with just seven players for the second straight outing, the Aztecs rallied for a victory at Air Force last Saturday, engineering an 18-5 run over the final 5:26 to snap a two-game losing streak. Individually, SDSU was led by senior Cierra Warren, who tossed in 20 points on 9-of-12 shooting, while fellow classmate Danesha Long recorded her first collegiate double-double with a career-high tying 18 points and a personal-best 11 rebounds. The Aztec cause was also aided by juniors Khristina Hunter (14 points, 8 rebounds) and Desi Culberson (10 points, 3 assists), while sophomore Deidra Smith TOP PERFORMERS Scoring Cierra Warren Rebounding Cierra Warren Assists Ariell Bostick TOP PERFORMERS Scoring Jennifer Schlott Rebounding Elise Nelson Assists Jennifer Schlott (9 points, 11 rebounds) just missed out on her first career double-double. Warren tops the MW in overall field-goal percentage (.567) and ranks fifth in scoring (14.8 ppg), eighth in rebounds (6.4/gm) and ninth in blocked shots (1.0/gm). The SDSU center owns the top single-game performance in the league this season with 14 FGs at Sacramento State and has eclipsed the 20 point-barrier on seven occasions. In addition, Hunter finds herself among the league leaders, occupying the sixth spot in field-goal percentage (.478) and the ninth position in rebounds (6.4/gm). As a team, SDSU tops the MW in both rebounding margin (+6.3) and rebounding defense (33.9/gm). Elsewhere, the Aztecs are third in the league for all games with a.422 field-goal percentage and rank sixth in scoring defense (69.5 ppg), field-goal percentage defense (.414) and steals (7.7/gm). #AztecWBB Hits the Road for Return Engagement with Utah State San Diego State wraps up its two-game road swing on Wednesday when it locks horns with Utah State at Dee Glen Smith Spectrum in Logan, Utah. The Aztecs will be looking to sweep the regular-season series from the Aggies after posting an triumph in San Diego on Jan. 25. SDSU has captured all four meetings against USU, including a victory in December of 1982, when the Scarlet and Black ventured to Logan for the only time in its history prior to this year. The Aztecs have displayed somewhat of a split personality between home and road games in the Mountain West this season. In six league games at Viejas Arena, SDSU is averaging 74.0 points and owns a plus-11.7 scoring margin, while limiting the opposition to a.360 field-goal percentage and a.312 clip from beyond the arc. Conversely, the Aztecs are getting outscored by 13.0 points per outing and are averaging just 63.8 points in their six MW road contests, while opponents are shooting.455 from the floor, including a.443 pace from three-point territory. No. Name (Career G/GS) Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. PPG RPG APG Note 0 Deidra Smith (51/4) F 6-2 So. RS Has played in all 22 games; grabbed a career-high 11 rebounds at Air Force 2 Khristina Hunter (74/23) F 6-1 Jr. 2L Averaging 12.8 points on 19-for-29 FGs (.655) last four games 3 Ariell Bostick (22/12) G 5-4 Fr. HS Started last 11 games; scored 14 of her CH 19 pts vs. Boise St. in 2nd half 5 Desi Culberson (84/13) F 6-0 Jr. 2L Had 10 pts, 4 rebs and 3 assists in 31 minutes at Air Force 11 *Ahjalee Harvey (65/7) G 5-6 Jr. 2L Missed last 14 gms; recorded career-highs of 16 pts and 7 steals vs. Miami 12 Deajanae Scurry (35/19) F 6-1 So. SQ Missed the last 2 gms; career-high 22 points and 9 FGs vs. Utah State 13 Cierra Warren (74/30) C 6-4 Sr. RS Logged fourth double-double this year with 18 pts., 13 rebounds vs. Boise St. 21 Chloe Johnson (22/6) G 5-7 Fr. HS Started the last two games; hit first two career treys vs. Wyoming 23 Alyssa Lawrence (15/0) F 6-1 Fr. HS Posted career highs of seven points, three assists in 20 mins vs. Wyoming 24 Danesha Long (42/19) G 5-9 Sr. 1L Recorded first career double-double at AFA; averaging 11.8 ppg in MW play 25 *Erimma Amarikwa (73/35) F 6-1 Jr. 2L Preseason all-mountain West choice; out for the season after hip surgery 44 *Aleiah Brandon (17/0) F 6-1 So. 1L Mountain West all-academic honoree; will redshirt this season *- injured Head Coach Stacie Terry (Texas-Arlington, 1998) 9-13 (First Season at SDSU/First Overall) Assistant Coaches: Jesse Clark (Pacific Union, 2003); Aisha Veasley (UCLA, 1999); Ciara Carl (Point Loma Nazarene, 2005) Director of Basketball Operations: Fatema Arefi (San Diego State, 2005) Director of Player Development: Mike Bynum (San Diego State, 2009) Athletic Trainer: Queenie Soriano (San Diego State, 2004)

2 SAN DIEGO STATE QUICK FACTS General Information Location...San Diego, Calif., Founded Enrollment...28,591 Nickname... Aztecs School Colors... Scarlet and Black PMS Color Home Court... Viejas Arena at Aztec Bowl Capacity...12,414 Year Opened Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference...Mountain West President...Dr. Elliot Hirshman Alma Mater (Year)... Yale (1983) Director of Athletics...Jim Sterk Alma Mater (Year)...Western Washington (1980) Faculty Athletic Representative...Patrick Papin Senior Woman Administrator...Jenny Bramer Athletics Dept. Phone History Seasons of Basketball... Entering 38th First Season of Basketball All-Time Record (.543) Postseason Appearances...12 NCAA Appearances...9 Last Postseason Appearance Lost to BYU (69-58) in WNIT Second Round Last NCAA Appearance Lost to LSU (64-56) in First Round SDSU Team Information Record (.794) MW Record/Finish /1st 2013 MW Tournament Record Final NCAA RPI...49 Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 6/6 Starters Returning/Lost... 1/4 Newcomers...5 Media Relations Women s Basketball Contact... Jim Solien... Assistant Media Relations Director ... jsolien@mail.sdsu.edu Office Phone Cell Phone SID Mailing Address...Aztec Media Relations... Fowler Athletics Center th Street, Suite San Diego State University... San Diego, CA Media Services Official Athletics Web Site... GoAztecs.com Viejas Arena Press Row Phone Twitter...@GoAztecs Facebook...facebook.com/goaztecs Instagram...@GoAztecs YouTube... youtube.com/goaztecscom Scouting the Aggies Utah State (10-14, 4-9 MW) has dropped four straight, including a narrow setback at UNLV last Saturday. Senior Jennifer Schlott notched her seventh 30-point game of the season, but it wasn t enough as the Aggies missed two jumpers in the closing seconds to fall short. Schlott leads the conference in both scoring (24.8 ppg) and assists (6.0/gm) and ranks third in steals (2.0/gm)) and fourth in free-throw percentage (.807). A three-time MW player of the week honoree this season, Schlott was earlier named to the Nancy Lieberman Award watch list, which recognizes the top point guard in the country. In addition, Schlott s backcourt companion, junior Elise Nelson (6.1 ppg), occupies the top spot in the league with 2.6 steals per game and ranks 11th with a team-best 6.3 rebounds per outing, while fellow classmate Franny Vaaulu (10.3 ppg) finds herself among the MW leaders this week in steals (5th - (1.8/gm)), blocks (8th - (1.1/gm)) and field-goal percentage (10th - (.460)). As a team, Utah State is leading the conference in scoring offense with 77.7 points per game; however, it is allowing 76.2 points by the opposition, which ranks ninth. The Aggies also top the MW in freethrow percentage (.766) and steals (10.4/gm). Additionally, USU occupies the fourth position behind SDSU with a.417 field-goal percentage, while its.320 clip from three-point range ranks sixth. The Aggies have been one of the better ball-handling teams in the MW this season as well, owning a plus-2.9 turnover margin. With a Victory... An SDSU win over Utah State on Wednesday will mean: The Aztecs sweep the season series and move to 5-0 all-time against the Aggies. SDSU emerges victorious in its first visit to Logan since The Aztecs raise their conference record to 7-6. SDSU wins back-to-back road games for the first time this year and moves to 4-7 away from Viejas Arena. The Aztecs improve to 4-3 in games played on a Wednesday this season. Of Note San Diego State is undefeated this season: When leading with five minutes remaining in regulation (7-0) and is 58-1 since the start of the campaign. When leading at the half (5-0), but is 4-13 when trailing at intermission. In addition, the Aztecs are 8-1 so far this year when scoring more than 70 points in a game. However, SDSU is just 1-12 when it is held below the 70-point plateau. Similarly, the Aztecs are 6-1 when posting fewer turnovers than the opposition, but are 3-12 when they commit more miscues. Air Force Postgame Wrap Miscellany from the Aztecs victory over Air Force: SDSU extended its winning streak to eight straight over the Falcons. The Aztecs won for just the fourth time this season when trailing at the half. SDSU posted its fifth victory in a row when Cierra Warren scores at least 20 points. SAN DIEGO STATE AT UTAH STATE Aztecs lead series Comparative Stats SDSU USU 9-13 Overall Record League Record Field Goal Pct PT FG Pct Free Throw Pct Opp. FG Pct Opp. 3-PT FG Pct Opp. FT Pct Rebound Avg Rebound Margin Turnover Margin Points/Game Pts. Allowed/Game 76.1 Series Numbers Record at SDSU 3-0 Record at USU 1-0 Record at Neutral 0-0 Most Points SDSU 132, 1983 Most Points USU 72, 2014 Largest Margin SDSU 58, 1983 Largest Margin USU n/a Longest SDSU Win Streak 4 Longest USU Win Streak n/a Current Streak SDSU won 4 Series History SERIES NOTES Date Site Result San Diego W Logan W San Diego W San Diego W The Aztecs had four players reach double figures in scoring for the seventh time this year. The Scarlet and Black is now 6-1 in those games. Tale of the Tape The fact that San Diego State sits at 9-13 heading into the third week of February can be at least partially attributed to the following factors: Three-Point Field Goals - The Aztecs opponents have drained a staggering 201 three-point field goals on the season for an average of 9.1 per game. Conversely, SDSU has connected on just 73 treys for the year and has averaged just 3.4 three-point baskets in its last 15 outings after hitting a season-high eight vs. UCLA on Dec. 15. As a result, the opposition is outscoring the Scarlet and Black by 17 points per game on triples alone. In addition, the Aztecs have allowed their opponents to shoot over 37 percent from beyond the arc, which ranks near the bottom of 343 Division I teams entering the week. Turnovers - The Aztecs are committing nearly three turnovers more per game ( ) than their foes this season, which ranks ninth in the MW. Last season, SDSU was just one of three teams in the league to finish with a positive turnover margin (+2.9), along with Fresno State and Colorado State. Opponents have capitalized on the Aztecs miscues by maintaining a combined advantage (+5.4/gm) in points off turnovers. However, SDSU has made steady progress in recently, committing 35 fewer miscues combined (82-117) in victories over Miami (OH), UC Riverside, Air Force, Fresno State, San José State and Utah State. Schedule - The Aztecs have played one of the toughest schedules in the country so far this year, featuring a pair of games against AP Top 25 foes in No. 19 South Carolina and No. 23 Texas A&M. In addition, NC State has cracked the AP Top 25 for the past seven weeks. Entering Wednesday s contest, the combined record of SDSU s non-conference opponents stands at (.599). Stability - San Diego State has employed nine different starting lineups this season after utilizing just three during the entire campaign. However, the Aztecs lost nearly 67 percent off their scoring offense from last season, forcing first-year year head coach Stacie Terry to juggle personnel. The results have now started to yield dividends. Coach Terry has used the same starting five (Cierra Warren, Khristina Hunter, Deajanae Scurry, Danesha Long, Ariell Bostick) in nine of the last 11 games, with the Aztecs posting a 5-4 record in those contests.

3 SDSU RECORD WHEN... Playing at home 6-6 Playing on the road 3-7 Playing at a neutral site 0-0 Playing a night game (5 pm or later) 4-7 Playing a day game 5-6 Leading at halftime 5-0 Trailing at halftime 4-13 Tied at halftime 0-0 Leading with 5:00 left in regulation 7-0 Trailing with 5:00 left in regulation 1-12 Tied with 5:00 left 1-1 In overtime 0-0 Scoring less than 60 points 1-6 Scoring between points 0-6 Scoring between points 6-0 Scoring between points 2-1 Scoring 90 or more points 0-0 Opponent scores less than 60 points 3-2 Opponent scores points 5-3 Opponent scores points 1-3 Opponent scores points 0-3 Opponent scores 90 or more points 0-2 FG%.500 or better 4-2 FG% under FG% FG% under Opponent FG%.500 or better 1-4 Opponent FG% under Opponent FG% Opponent FG% under Better shooting % 7-5 Worse shooting % 2-8 More FG attempts 6-4 Fewer FG attempts 3-9 Same FG attempts 0-0 More FGs made 8-2 Fewer FGs made 1-10 Same FGs made 0-1 More FT attempts 6-6 Fewer FT attempts 3-7 Same FT attempts 0-0 More FTs made 6-4 Fewer FTs made 3-6 Same FTs made 0-3 More rebounds 9-8 Fewer rebounds 0-5 Same rebounds 0-0 More turnovers 3-12 Fewer turnovers 6-1 Same turnovers 0-0 More assists 3-1 Fewer assists 6-11 Same assists 0-1 More steals 6-4 Fewer steals 3-9 Same steals 0-0 SDSU STREAKS Last 5 games 3-2 Last 10 games 5-5 Longest winning streak 2 (three times) Longest losing streak 4 Current streak Won 1 Cleaning Up the Glass Over the first seven games, San Diego State got out-rebounded by an average margin of on the offensive glass. As a result, the Aztecs foes maintained a advantage in second-chance points during that stretch. However, SDSU has gradually reversed that trend, out-rebounding their last 15 opponents on the offensive boards by a plus-6.9 margin ( ) and maintaining a spread in second-chance points. Spreading the Wealth A total of nine Aztecs have scored in double digits at least twice this season, while five have accomplished the feat on five or more occasions. That is especially notable since SDSU has carried no more than 11 active players on its roster this year. In addition, the Aztecs have played seven games this season in which four players scored in double figures, including three straight outings against Miami (OH), UC Riverside and NC State. The last time SDSU had four players reach double figures in three consecutive outings occurred in 2009 vs. Pepperdine, Long Beach State and Loyola Marymount. Nothin Like Home Cookin Despite its rather modest 6-6 home record to start the season, SDSU has posted a ledger (.759) on the Viejas Arena court since the beginning of the campaign and has captured 33 of its last 41 on The Mesa. Rewind: Utah State at SDSU Powered by the trio of sophomore Deajanae Scurry, senior Cierra Warren and freshman Ariell Bostick, San Diego State scored an impressive victory over Utah State on Jan. 25 at Viejas Arena. The Aztec troika combined for 60 of the team s 88 points on a collective 21-for-38 effort (55.2 percent) from the field as SDSU raised its record to 7-10 on the year and 4-3 in conference play. Scurry recorded a career-high 22 points, draining 9-of-13 field-goal attempts, including four during a three-minute stretch in the second half to help extinguish a late Aggie threat. In addition, Warren notched 20 points on 6-of-10 shooting and added eight free throws, while Bostick finished with a personal-best 18 points of her own to go with a game-high six assists. On the flip side, USU (8-10, 2-5 MW) dropped its fifth in a row despite 25 points from the conference s leading scorer Jennifer Schlott. The Aggies were plagued by 26 turnovers, including seven apiece by Schlott and teammate Elise Nelson, as the Aztecs parlayed those miscues into 33 points. As a team, SDSU connected on 31 of 62 Utah State at San Diego State Box Score ( ) attempts (50 percent) from the floor, including a 6-for-13 clip from threepoint range, while USU went 29-for-66 on the day (44 percent), including a 1-for-9 performance from beyond the arc in the first half. The Aztecs also got to the foul line more often, draining 20-of- 29 free throws, compared to the Aggies 9-for-12 effort from the charity stripe. The two sides combined for seven lead changes and two ties in the first seven minutes of action until SDSU went in front for good at following USU FG 3FG FT REB F TP A T B S MP Bairstow Vaaulu Nelson Schlott Johnson Cloninger Miles Djukic Landreth Porter Turner Strikas TEAM 5 Totals Pct SDSU FG 3FG FT REB F TP A T B S MP Hunter Scurry Warren Bostick Long Smith Culberson Johnson Lawrence TEAM 2 Totals Pct Officials: Gator Parrish, Scotty Hermann, Anita Ortega Technical fouls: None Attendance: 552 Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Utah State San Diego State a three-pointer by junior Desi Culberson. USU responded with a layup by Ingrida Strikas, but a triple by senior Danesha Long at the 9:31 mark capped a 9-0 blitz to put the Aztecs up 24-14, forcing the Aggies into pursuit mode for the remainder of the contest. The lead eventually swelled to 20 points on three occasions, including a spread at intermission after freshman Chloe Johnson converted a fancy reverse layup to beat the horn. MW PRESEASON POLL Rk. Team Pts. 1. Fresno State (17) Wyoming (4) San Diego State (2) New Mexico UNLV (2) Utah State Colorado State Boise State San José State Nevada Air Force 28 First-place votes in parentheses MW PRESEASON HONORS Preseason All-Mountain West Team Erimma Amarikwa, San Diego State Sam Martin, Colorado State Kayla Woodward, Wyoming Taylor Thompson, Fresno State Ta Rea Cunnigan, San José State Preseason Player of the Year Kayla Woodward, Wyoming Preseason Newcomer of the Year: Cierra Warren, San Diego State Preseason Freshman of the Year Chloe Johnson, San Diego State SDSU IN THE MW POLL Year Pre. Final th 6th th 6th th 7th th 7th th 7th th t-7th th 9th th 7th th t-5th nd 2nd st t-3rd nd 6th nd 1st st 1st rd --

4 SAN DIEGO STATE STREAKS Most Consecutive Starts Consecutive Total Cierra Warren* Danesha Long Khristina Hunter Deajanae Scurry Ariell Bostick Ahjalee Harvey 5 7 Chloe Johnson 2 6 Erimma Amarikwa 0 35 Desi Culberson 0 12 Deidra Smith* 0 1 Aleiah Brandon 0 0 Alyssa Lawrence 0 0 Most Consecutive Games Consecutive Total Erimma Amarikwa Ahjalee Harvey Khristina Hunter Deidra Smith* Ariell Bostick Chloe Johnson Danesha Long Deajanae Scurry Cierra Warren* Desi Culberson 1 83 Alyssa Lawrence 0 15 Aleiah Brandon 0 17 Most Consecutive Games With A Point^ Consecutive Total Deajanae Scurry Khristina Hunter Ariell Bostick Deidra Smith* Cierra Warren* Danesha Long Ahjalee Harvey 8 42 Desi Culberson 3 68 Chloe Johnson 3 10 Erimma Amarikwa 2 59 Aleiah Brandon 1 9 Alyssa Lawrence 1 6 *SDSU totals only ^must have played in the game SAN DIEGO STATE IN THE NATION SDSU Rankings In National Top 100 (As of Feb. 17) Team Avg./Pct. Rank Field Goal Pct Personal Fouls Per Game Rebounding Margin Individual Avg. Rank Field Goal Pct. Cierra Warren In all, SDSU shot 18-for-31 from the floor (58 percent) in the first half and scored 22 points off 16 USU turnovers, while the visitors tallied just six points on 10 Aztec blunders. SDSU seemed primed to run away with the contest after Warren drained an easy layup on the first possession of the second half to give the hosts their largest lead of the game at However, the Aztecs went into a funk, misfiring on 12 of 13 field goal attempts over the ensuing nine minutes, while committing seven turnovers. In the interim, the Aggies crawled back into contention, aided by the hot shooting of Lynette Johnson, who scored nine points during a 23-8 USU outburst, which narrowed the gap to by spurt with 10:56 left on the clock. Following a pair of Aztec misses, the Aggies had a chance to cut the deficit to four, but Schlott s threepoint attempt rimmed out as Long corralled the rebound and was subsequently fouled. The SDSU guard sank both free throws, while Warren made a layup shortly thereafter to pump new life into the host school. USU answered with a trey by former Aztec Jasmine Porter, who transferred to the Aggie squad following the campaign, but Bostick came up huge at the other end, converting an and-one opportunity, while Warren promptly drained two foul shots to give SDSU a cushion with 8:12 to go. Scurry took over at this juncture, scoring eight of the Aztecs next 11 points, as SDSU s lead ballooned to 20 once again at with 5:05 remaining. USU connected on just one of five field goals and committed four turnovers during that fateful three-minute span. Despite a pair of triples by Schlott and another by Shelby Cloninger, the Aggies were never able to get any closer than 16 points the rest of the way as Bostick nailed six free throws down the stretch to help keep the visitors at bay. Warren Garners Second MW Player of the Week Award Senior Cierra Warren was named the Mountain West Women s Basketball Player of the Week for the second time this season on Jan. 27, after helping the Aztecs to home wins over San José State and Utah State. For the week, Warren averaged 25.5 points, 10.5 rebounds and 2.0 assists to go with a blocked shot and two steals, shooting a combined 51.6 percent from the floor on 16 of 31 field-goal attempts and 79.2 percent from the charity stripe on 19 of 24 free throws. Against SJSU, Warren posted career highs of 31 points and 14 rebounds, including a personal-best nine caroms on the offensive glass, to complete her third double-double of the season. In addition, she finished with a collegiate-high 11 free throws on 12 attempts (91.7 percent), opening with seven straight to surpass her career best in the first eight minutes of the game alone. Warren continued her stellar play vs. USU, finishing with 20 points and seven rebounds while shooting 60 percent from the field (6-10) en route to her sixth 20- plus point performance of the year. Déjà Vu All Over Again With the scoring totals of Deajane Scurry (22 pts.) and Cierra Warren (20 pts.) against Utah State on Jan. 25, SDSU finished with two 20-point players in the same game since Chelsea Hopkins (22 pts.) and Courtney Clements (21 pts.) accomplished the feat against SMU at home on Dec. 28, Ironically, that game ended with the identical score as the Aztecs-Aggies clash, an victory for San Diego State. January 22: 63 (Oh What A Night) When San Diego State grabbed 63 rebounds against San José State on Jan. 22, it marked the team s highest total since the inception of the Mountain West in The figure also represents the second-best tally in the league this year after Nevada grabbed 66 boards against the same SJSU squad on Jan. 1. In addition, the 63 caroms ranks third in league history for a MW contest and is sixth for overall games. MW STANDINGS (AS OF FEB. 15) MW Overall Colorado State Boise State Wyoming Fresno State Nevada UNLV San Diego State San José State Utah State New Mexico Air Force UPCOMING MW SCHEDULE Wednesday, February 19 San Diego State at Utah State, 7 p.m. MT Colorado State at Boise State, 7 p.m. MT UNLV at New Mexico, 7 p.m. MT Nevada at San José State, 7 p.m. PT Wyoming at Fresno State, 7 p.m. PT Saturday, Februrary 22 New Mexico at San Diego State, 2 p.m. PT Colorado State at Wyoming, 2 p.m. MT Boise State at UNLV, 2 p.m. PT Utah State at Fresno State, 2 p.m. PT Air Force at Nevada, 4 p.m. PT Good Will Hunter Junior Khristina Hunter has seen her role increase significantly this season with starting assignments in all but the first two games. The Fairfield, Calif., native has averaged 10.7 points, 7.5 rebounds and 1.6 steals in her last 15 games, highlighted by her third career double-double vs. Air Force when she scored a career-high tying 20 points to go with a collegiate-best 17 rebounds. The feat was even more remarkable when one considers that she had 15 points and 13 boards by halftime. In addition, Hunter posted a personal-high nine field goals against the Falcons, a figure she matched a week later at UNLV. Long Story Short Senior Danesha Long posted her first collegiate double-double at Air Force on Feb. 15, scoring a career-high tying 18 points to go with a personal-best 18 rebounds as the Aztecs rallied past the Falcons. Last month, the SDSU guard came up huge at Fresno State, sinking the game-winning 15-foot jumper with 4.9 seconds left to give the Aztecs a upset victory. Long also netted 18 points in that contest, including a personal-best 4-for-4 effort from three-point range to help saddle the Bulldogs with their first conference loss of the year. Over the last 14 games, Long has averaged 11.5 points and 5.4 rebounds and has become SDSU s main three-point threat, draining 18 treys from beyond the arc during that stretch. Earlier, Long was named to the all-tournament team at the San Diego Surf N Slam, helping the Aztecs to a win in the opener against UC Riverside with 10 rebounds. Scorching the Nets San Diego State has finished with a.600 or better field-goal percentage in two games already this season ( at Sacramento State and at UCSB) after recording just two overall between 2000 and The two percentages mark the top team performances in the Mountain West so far this year.

5 #AztecWBB Inks Pair to NLIs San Diego State head coach Stacie Terry inked her first pair of recruits on Nov. 15, with the signing of Cheyenne Greenhouse (Riverside, Calif.) and Lexy Thorderson (Castle Rock, Colo.) to National Letters of Intent. The two high school seniors are set to join the Aztecs for the season. Greenhouse signs with SDSU out of Canyon Springs High School, where she captured CIF Division 1A co-player of the year honors as a junior last season after leading the Cougars to the Southern Section championship and a berth in the semifinals of the CIF regional tournament. A 5-11 guard, Greenhouse averaged 18.4 points, 5.5 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 2.1 steals during the campaign, earning first-team all-state CIF Division 1A recognition while landing a spot on MaxPreps all-state first team. Cheyenne is going to be very important to us because she has can play multiple positions, Terry said. She will add tremendous athleticism to our program with her great leaping ability. Cheyenne is also a very intelligent player and her basketball IQ is off the charts. Greenhouse makes her signing official as a three-star recruit, according to ESPN HoopGurlz. A three-time all-inland Valley League selection for head coach Gail Hale at Canyon Springs, Greenhouse also brings three years of club experience with her to The Mesa, having played for Cal Swish in 2011, followed by a two-year stint with the West Coast Premier program. She intends to study biology or pre-medicine. Thorderson, meanwhile, garnered first-team all-continental Leagues accolades as a junior last year at Rock Canyon High School after averaging a team-best 16.1 points to go along with 5.7 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 1.3 steals. Under the tutelage of head coach Robbie Ballard, the 6-0 guard/forward received Colorado 5A honorable mention allstate distinction on two occasions in 2011 and In a game against eventual state champion Regis Jesuit last February, Thorderson scored 32 points to earn player of the game honors by MaxPreps. Earlier in the season, she also gained recognition as the Denver Post s female student-athlete of the week. Lexy s addition will enable us to extend our offense because she is deadly from three-point range, Terry said. Her ability to knock down that jumper will also help open up the game for our post players. Thorderson, who also competed at the USA Basketball U16 national team trials in 2011, has a basketball pedigree in her family. Her father Eric Thorderson played collegiately at Wayne State (Mich.) from , while two of her sisters, Ali and Abby, earned varsity letters at Weber State. She is undecided on a major at San Diego State, but is considering a career in physical therapy and physical education. Noting the Newcomers Of the 12 student-athletes on the current roster, five players will be wearing an Aztec uniform for the first time this season. Cierra Warren practiced with the squad last year but did not compete after transferring from Louisville, while Deidra Smith utilized her redshirt campaign as well, following her transfer from Boston College. In addition, sophomore Deajanae Scurry missed the latter half of the campaign to concentrate on academics. With San Diego State losing nearly 67 percent of its scoring offense from a year ago, three true freshmen look to gain significant experience this season. Guard Ariell Bostick (Oakland, Calif.) led Bishop O Dowd High School to a pair of CIF titles, while forward Alyssa Lawrence (New Rochelle, N.Y.) was an all-league and all-section honoree during her prep career. Not to be outdone, Chloe Johnson (Phoenix, Ariz.), who was named the Mountain West preseason freshman of the year, brings strong credentials with her to The Mesa after earning all-state honors for prep powerhouse St. Mary s High, which finished with a No. 1 national ranking in Aztecs Garner MW Preseason Honors San Diego State received three preseason Mountain West individual honors on Oct. 15, as forward Erimma Amarikwa was named to the all-conference team, center Cierra Warren was selected newcomer of the year, while guard Chloe Johnson was tabbed the MW preseason freshman of the year. As a team, the Aztecs were picked to finish third in the MW preseason poll, which was conducted in a combined panel of the league s 11 head coaches and select conference media members. SDSU collected 196 points and picked up two first-place votes, trailing second-place Wyoming, which received 212 points and four first-place votes, while preseason favorite Fresno State garnered 238 points and 17 first-place votes. SDSU Basketball Performance Center San Diego State Director of Athletics Jim Sterk announced on Nov. 12 that a proposed 23,500-square-foot basketball performance center is under design, with a plan to break ground on the project in late spring The $14.5 million facility, which will be located just south of the Fowler Athletics Center and east of the football practice fields, will include two full-length courts, eight baskets, locker rooms, film rooms, team lounges, athletic training room and coaches locker rooms to help support the Aztec men s and women s championship basketball programs. Although a majority of the funds have been pledged, fundraising continues for the project which is tentatively scheduled to be completed in This is an exciting day to be able to announce this project is moving forward, Sterk said. It is a project that will greatly benefit our already successful men s and women s basketball programs. It is also an important day because we are going public with our drive to raise funds for the project and hope that the community that has enjoyed San Diego State basketball will get behind this project. The basketball performance center is more than just a building, it is our classroom, SDSU women s basketball head coach Stacie Terry said. The facility will provide an opportunity for our student-athletes to enhance their individual games, which will in turn benefit our program. It also keeps San Diego State competing at the highest level not only in basketball, but in recruiting as well. For more information on the Basketball Performance Center or to pledge a gift, contact the Aztec Club at (619) Two For The Show Former SDSU All-Americans Courtney Clements and Chelsea Hopkins both earned roster spots with the WNBA this past season after completing their illustrious careers for the Scarlet and Black following the campaign. Clements joined the Atlanta Dream as a free-agent rookie last May, while Hopkins was signed by the San Antonio Silver Stars in September. Clements appeared in 30 games for Atlanta in 2013, becoming the first former Aztec to compete for a WNBA title after the Dream advanced to finals against the eventual champion Minnesota Lynx. The Long Beach native totaled 59 points (2.2/gm) on the year to go with 26 rebounds, eight assists and five steals. Against the Seattle Storm on July 14, Clements recorded a season-best 12 points before logging season highs of five rebounds and 29 minutes played vs. San Antonio on Sept. 15. Hopkins, meanwhile, averaged 14.3 minutes in three games during a late-season tour of duty with the Silver Stars, finishing with six points, six rebounds and five as Listen Live For the 13th consecutive year, Aztec women s basketball fans will have an opportunity to listen to live play-by-play of most regular-season games (home and away) over the internet at SDSU alumus Chris Ello will handle the play-by-play duties both at home and on the road for the seventh straight season. In addition, all Aztec home contests during the regular season will feature a live video stream via the Mountain West Network to supplement the audio call from Viejas Arena. Up Next Following Wednesday s clash San Diego State will return to Viejas Arena on Saturday, Feb. 22, when it squares off against New Mexico for the first time this season. Game time is set for 2 p.m. PT. ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL (Week 16 - Feb. 17) Rk Record Pts Prev 1. Connecticut (36) Notre Dame Louisville South Carolina Stanford Baylor Duke Maryland Penn State Tennessee North Carolina Oklahoma State West Virginia NC State Kentucky Texas A&M Nebraska California LSU Arizona State Purdue St. John s Michigan State Gonzaga Rutgers NR First-place votes in parentheses Others receiving votes: Middle Tennessee 53, Wichita State 23, Vanderbilt 21, Iowa 19, DePaul 17, Chattanooga 9, Bowling Green 8, James Madison 8, Georgia Tech 5, Brigham Young 2, Dayton 1, Florida 1. USA TODAY COACHES POLL (Week 16 - Feb. 18) Rk Record Pts Prev 1. Connecticut (31) Notre Dame Louisville Stanford Baylor South Carolina Duke North Carolina Maryland Tennessee Penn State Oklahoma State Texas A&M West Virginia Kentucky NC State Nebraska LSU California Gonzaga Purdue Dayton Iowa State NR 24. Arizona State Vanderbilt First-place votes in parentheses Others receiving votes: St. John s 38, DePaul 36, Middle Tennessee 23, Wichita State 19, Texas 13, Brigham Young 12, Georgia 12, Rutgers 11, James Madison 10, Michigan State 6, St. Joseph s 5, Oregon State 3, Central Michigan 2, Villanova 1.

6 TEAM SUPERLATIVES Aztec Team Highs Points 89, at Sacramento State, 11/10/13 Scoring Margin 33, (72-39) vs. Air Force, 1/11/14 FG Made 38, at Sacramento State, 11/10/13 FG Attempts 88, vs. San José State, 1/22/14 FG Pct..659 (27-41), at UC Santa Barbara, 11/30/13 3-Point FG Made 8, vs. UCLA, 12/15/13 3-Point FG Attempts 20, vs. UCLA, 12/15/13 3-Point FG Pct..667 (4-6), vs. Boise State, 2/5/14 Free Throws Made 23, at Boise State, 1/8/14 Free Throw Attempts 32, at USC, 11/13/13 Free Throw Pct..789 (15-19), at Air Force, 2/15/14 Offensive 28, vs. San José State, 1/22/14 Defensive 43, at Sacramento State, 11/10/13 Total 63, vs. San José State, 1/22/14 Assists 23, at Sacramento State, 11/10/13 Steals 16, vs. Miami (OH), 12/19/13 Blocks 8, vs. San Diego, 11/18/13 Turnovers 8, vs. San José State, 1/22/14 Fouls 10, Twice, Last: vs. Boise State, 2/5/14 Aztec Team Lows Points 45, vs. San Diego, 11/18/13 Scoring Margin 1, Twice, Last: at Fresno State (70-69), 1/15/14 FG Made 13, at No. 23/20 Texas A&M, 12/3/13 FG Attempts 44, at USC, 11/13/13 FG Pct..232 (13-56), at No. 23/20 Texas A&M, 12/3/13 3-Point FG Made 1, Twice, Last: at Nevada, 2/8/14 3-Point FG Attempts 4, at USC, 11/13/13 3-Point FG Pct..091 (1-11), at Nevada, 2/8/14 Free Throws Made 5, Three times, Last: at Fresno State, 1/15/14 Free Throw Attempts 7, vs. San Diego, 11/18/13 Free Throw Pct..455 (5-11), vs. UCLA, 12/15/13 Offensive 5, at UC Santa Barbara, 11/30/13 Defensive 18, at UC Santa Barbara, 11/30/13 Total 23, at UC Santa Barbara, 11/30/13 Assists 6, at USC, 11/13/13 Steals 4, Three times, Last: at Colorado State, 2/1/14 Blocks 1, Three times, Last: at Colorado State, 2/1/14 Turnovers 34, at Sacramento State, 11/10/13 Fouls 25, Twice, Last vs. Colorado State, 1/2/14 Aztec Scoring First Half High 47, vs. Utah State, 1/25/14 Second Half High 51, vs. San José State, 1/22/14 First Half Low 14, at No. 23/20 Texas A&M, 12/3/13 Second Half Low 21, at No. 23/20 Texas A&M, 12/3/13 Largest Halftime Lead 22, vs. Air Force, 1/11/13 (46-24) Largest Halftime Deficit 21, at Colorado State, 2/1/14 (26-47) Largest Lead 35, vs. Air Force, 1/11/13, (72-37) Largest Deficit 51, at Colorado State, 2/1/14 (88-37) Largest Deficit in a Win 14, vs. UC Riverside, 12/28/13 (17-31) Largest Lead in a Loss 5, at Sacramento State, 11/10/13 (85-80) Opponent Team Highs Points 95, at Colorado State, 2/1/14 Scoring Margin 47 (95-48), at Colorado State, 2/1/14 FG Made 35, at Colorado State, 2/1/14 FG Attempts 91, at Sacramento State, 11/10/13 FG Pct..556 (35-63), at Colorado State, 2/1/14 3-Point FG Made 19, at Colorado State, 2/1/14 3-Point FG Attempts 49, at Sacramento State, 11/10/13 3-Point FG Pct..543 (19-35), at Colorado State, 2/1/14 Free Throws Made 21, vs. No. 19/14 South Carolina, 11/23/13 Free Throw Attempts 31, vs. No. 19/14 South Carolina, 11/23/13 Free Throw Pct..917 (11-12), vs. NC State, 12/30/13 Offensive 23, Twice, Last: at No. 23/20 Texas A&M, 12/3/13 Defensive 36, at No. 23/20 Texas A&M, 12/3/13 Total 59, at No. 23/20 Texas A&M, 12/3/13 Assists 31, at Colorado State, 2/1/14 Steals 25, at Sacramento State, 11/10/13 Blocks 8, at No. 23/20 Texas A&M, 12/3/13 Turnovers 8, vs. No. 19/14 South Carolina, 11/23/13 Fouls 12, vs. UCLA, 12/15/13 Opponent Team Lows Points 39, vs. Air Force, 1/11/14 Scoring Margin 1, (56-55) vs. UCLA, 12/15/13 FG Made 14, vs. Air Force, 1/11/14 FG Attempts 41, vs. Miami (OH), 12/19/13 FG Pct..269 (14-52), vs. Air Force, 1/11/14 3-Point FG Made 1, vs. San Diego, 11/18/13 3-Point FG Attempts 5, vs. San Diego, 11/18/13 3-Point FG Pct..200 (1-5), vs. San Diego, 11/18/13 Free Throws Made 3, vs. Boise State, 2/5/14 Free Throw Attempts 5, vs. Boise State, 2/5/14 Free Throw Pct..385 (5-13), vs. San Diego, 11/18/13 Offensive 5, vs. Miami (OH), 12/19/13 Defensive 12, at UC Santa Barbara, 11/30/13 Total 20, at UC Santa Barbara, 11/30/13 Assists 10, vs. Air Force, 1/11/13 Steals 3, vs. Wyoming, 1/22/14 Blocks 0, Twice, Last: at Air Force, 2/15/14 Turnovers 26, Twice, Last: vs. Utah State, 1/25/14 Fouls 24, at USC, 11/13/13 Opponent Scoring First Half High 52, at Sacramento State, 11/10/13 Second Half High 48, Twice, Last: at Nevada, 2/8/14 First Half Low 22, vs. San Diego, 11/18/13 Second Half Low 15, vs. Air Force, 1/11/14 Largest Halftime Lead 21, at Colorado State, 2/1/14 (47-26) Largest Halftime Deficit 22, vs. Air Force, 1/11/14 (24-46) Largest Lead 51, at Colorado State, 2/1/14 (88-37) Largest Deficit 35, vs. Air Force, 1/11/14 (37-72) Largest Deficit in a Win 5, at Sacramento State, 11/10/13 (80-85) Largest Lead in a Loss 14, vs. UC Riverside, 12/28/13 (31-17)

7 INDIVIDUAL SUPERLATIVES Aztec Individual Highs Points 31, Cierra Warren, vs. San José State, 1/22/14 First Half Points 15, Khristina Hunter, vs. Air Force, 1/11/14 Second Half Points 20, Cierra Warren, vs. San José State, 1/22/14 FG Made 14, Cierra Warren, at Sacramento State, 11/10/13 FG Attempts 21, Cierra Warren, vs. San José State, 1/22/14 FG Pct. (min. 5 made) (5-5), Khristina Hunter, vs. Boise State, 2/5/ (5-5), Erimma Amarikwa, vs. San Diego, 11/18/ (9-10), Cierra Warren, at UC Santa Barbara, 11/30/13 3-Point FG Made 4, Danesha Long, at Fresno State, 1/14/13 3-Point FG Attempts 7, Ariell Bostick, vs. Wyoming, 2/12/14 7, Danesha Long, vs. San José State, 1/22/14 7, Ahjalee Harvey, vs. UCLA, 12/15/13 7, Ahjalee Harvey, vs. San Diego, 11/18/13 3-Point FG Pct. (min. 2 made) (4-4), Danesha Long, at Fresno State, 1/15/14 Free Throws Made 11, Cierra Warren, vs. San José State, 1/22/14 Free Throw Attempts 12, Cierra Warren, vs. Utah State, 1/25/14 12, Cierra Warren, vs. San José State, 1/22/14 Free Throw Pct. (min. 3 made) (5-5), Ariell Bostick, vs. Boise State, 2/5/ (4-4), Deajanae Scurry, at Nevada, 2/8/ (4-4), Khristina Hunter, vs. Miami (OH), 12/19/ (4-4), Desi Culberson, at USC, 11/13/ (4-4), Ahjalee Harvey, at Sacramento State, 11/10/ (3-3), Erimma Amarikwa, vs. San Diego, 11/18/13 17, Khristina Hunter, vs. Air Force, 1/11/14 Assists 8, Ariell Bostick, at Sacramento State, 11/10/13 Steals 7, Ahjalee Harvey, vs. Miami (OH). 12/19/13 Blocks 4, Deidra Smith, vs. San Diego, 11/18/13 Turnovers 8, Ariell Bostick, at UNLV, 1/18/14 8, Ahjalee Harvey, at Sacramento State, 11/10/13 Opponent Individual Highs Points 25, Jennifer Schlott, vs, Utah State, 1/25/14 25, Deanna Weaver, at Boise State, 1/8/14 First Half Points 16, Deanna Weaver, at Boise State, 1/8/14 16, Asia Dozier, vs. No. 19/14 South Carolina, 11/23/13 Second-Half Points 18, Rebecca Woodberry, vs. San José State, 1/22/14 FG Made 10, Jennifer Schlott, vs, Utah State, 1/25/14 FG Attempts 23, Jennifer Schlott, vs, Utah State, 1/25/14 FG Pct. (min. 5 made).857 (6-7), Karla Gilbert, at No. 23/20 Texas A&M, 12/3/13 3-Point FG Made 7, AJ Newton, at Colorado State, 2/1/14 3-Point FG Attempts 13, Rebecca Woodberry, vs. San José State, 1/22/14 13, Myisha Goodwin-Coleman, vs. NC State, 12/30/13 3-Point FG Pct. (min. 2 made) (3-3), Hannah McCue, vs. Miami (OH), 12/19/ (2-2), Lexie Der, vs. Boise State, 2/5/14 Free Throws Made 11, Alaina Coates, vs. No. 19/14 South Carolina, 11/23/13 Free Throw Attempts 15, Alaina Coates, vs. No. 19/14 South Carolina, 11/23/13 Free Throw Pct. (min. 4 made) (6-6), Moriah Faulk, at Fresno State, 1/15/ (4-4), Jimi Blagowsky, at Air Force, 2/15/ (4-4), Madeleine Phipot, at Air Force, 2/15/ (4-4), Chelan Landry, vs. Wyoming, 2/12/ (4-4), Terilyn Moe, at Nevada, 2/8/ (4-4), Ellen Nystrom, at Colorado State, 2/1/ (4-4), Deanna Weaver, at Boise State, 1/8/ (4-4), Nicole Anderson, vs. Miami (OH), 12/19/ (4-4), Alexyz Vaioletama, at USC, 11/13/13 13, Riana Byrd, vs. San José State, 1/22/14 Assists 10, Jordan Jones, at No. 23/20 Texas A&M, 12/3/13 Steals 6, Takara Burse, at Sacramento State, 11/10/13 Blocks 2, Miquelle Askew, vs. Boise State, 2/5/14 2, Sam Martin, at Colorado State, 2/1/14 2, Riana Byrd, vs. San José State, 1/22/14 2, Markeisha Gatling, vs. NC State, 12/30/13 2, Karla Gilbert, at No. 23/20 Texas A&M, 12/3/13 2, Jada Terry, at No. 23/20 Texas A&M, 12/3/13 Turnovers 7, Jennifer Schlott, vs. Utah State, 1/25/14 7, Elise Nelson, vs. Utah State, 1/25/14 7, Yaiza Rodriguez, at Boise State, 1/8/14 7, Hannah Robertson, vs. Miami (OH), 12/19/13

8 MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS Scored points 20, Cierra Warren, 2/15/14 at Air Force The Last Time an Aztec... Scored points 28, Cierra Warren, 11/10/13 at Sacramento State Scored points 31, Cierra Warren, 1/22/14 vs. San José State Scored 40+ points 41, Chana Perry, 1/2/88 vs. Northern Illinois Had 20+ rebounds 27, Chana Perry, 11/25/88 vs. Alabama State Had rebounds 17, Khristina Hunter, 1/11/14 vs. Air Force Had rebounds 11, Danesha Long, 2/15/14 at Air Force 11, Deidra Smith, 2/15/14 at Air Force Had 10+ assists 14, Chelsea Hopkins, 3/14/13 vs. Nevada Had A Double-Double Danesha Long, 18 points, 11 rebounds 2/15/14, at Air Force Had A Triple-Double Chelsea Hopkins, 13 points, 11 rebounds, 12 assists 3/9/13, vs. Boise State The Last Time San Diego State... Had two players score 20 points in the same game Deajanae Scurry (22) and Cierra Warren (20) 1/25/14 vs. Utah State Had two players with a double-double in the same game Chelsea Hopkins (15 points, 15 rebounds) and Erimma Amarikwa (11 points, 11 rebounds) 3/16/13 vs. Fresno State (MW Championship final) Scored 100+ points 101, vs. Colorado State (101-62), 1/25/92 Allowed 100+ points 104, vs. UCLA (56-104), 12/11/98 Won by 20+ points 23, vs. San José State (88-65), 1/22/14 Won by 30+ points 33, vs. Air Force (72-39), 1/11/14 Won by 40+ points 41, vs. Boise State (86-45), 3/9/13 Won by 50+ points 51, vs. Air Force (79-28), 1/7/ Aztec Leaders Double-Figure Scoring Games Cierra Warren (16), Danesha Long (12), Ariell Bostick (11), Khristina Hunter (10), Deajanae Scurry (5), Desi Culberson (3), Deidra Smith (3), Erimma Amarikwa (2), Ahjalee Harvey (2) SDSU High Scorer Cierra Warren (9), Khristina Hunter (5), Ariell Bostick (3), Danesha Long (3), Erimma Amarikwa (2), Ahjalee Harvey (1), Deajanae Scurry (1) Games Led SDSU In Cierra Warren (8), Khristina Hunter (7), Deajanae Scurry (6), Danesha Long (4), Ariell Bostick (3), Deidra Smith (2), Erimma Amarikwa (1), Desi Culberson (1), Games Led SDSU In Assists Ariell Bostick (8), Danesha Long (5), Ahjalee Harvey (4), Khristina Hunter (4), Chloe Johnson (2), Deajanae Scurry (2), Desi Culberson (1), Games Led SDSU In Steals Ariell Bostick (7), Deajanae Scurry (5), Ahjalee Harvey (4), Khristina Hunter (4), Desi Culberson (3), Danesha Long (3), Cierra Warren (2), Chloe Johnson (1), Deidra Smith (1) Games Led SDSU In Blocks Cierra Warren (11), Deajanae Scurry (7), Khristina Hunter (6), Deidra Smith (4), Desi Culberson (3), Danesha Long (3), Ariell Bostick (1) SPECIALTY STATS San Diego State/Opponent Points Points 2nd Chance Fast Break Bench in Paint off TOs Points Points Points at Sacramento State (L) 66/24 15/33 10/17 24/5 29/50 at USC (L) 20/32 12/25 9/13 5/12 14/11 San Diego (L) 28/22 9/18 8/21 4/6 27/10 South Carolina (L) 26/30 11/33 1/14 2/12 16/30 at UCSB (W) 18/16 17/20 8/10 0/0 38/7 at Texas A&M (L) 16/36 10/17 7/28 6/12 16/28 UCLA (L) 16/20 12/21 12/10 4/10 15/2 Miami (OH) (L) 44/8 31/15 21/1 10/2 20/32 UC Riverside (W) 30/20 16/11 13/11 6/7 27/16 NC State (L) 46/33 10/27 10/9 2/9 15/8 Colorado State (L) 32/14 10/22 14/2 4/0 22/32 at Boise State (L) 24/18 23/29 9/13 2/6 21/14 Air Force (W) 40/10 21/10 22/3 6/0 13/7 at Fresno State (W) 42/12 19/22 11/15 12/2 9/19 at UNLV (L) 36/28 5/17 12/14 8/15 12/11 San José State (W) 50/12 22/15 33/12 8/6 15/10 Utah State (W) 38/42 33/23 14/14 14/8 18/20 at Colorado State (L) 20/26 6/29 10/10 6/4 5/34 Boise State (W) 40/24 17/28 16/11 4/8 8/20 at Nevada (L) 30/30 8/13 20/8 4/8 11/25 Wyoming (L) 32/22 18/8 17/7 10/4 13/11 at Air Force (W) 44/26 8/16 27/9 4/6 19/4 Won in Overtime at UNLV (66-62), 1/14/12 Lost in Overtime vs. Utah (70-67), 1/8/11

9 SAN DIEGO STATE NUMERICAL ROSTER Season---- No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. PPG RPG APG Hometown (High School/Previous School) 0 Deidra Smith F 6-2 So. RS Aurora, Colo. (Denver East HS/Boston College) 2 Khristina Hunter F 6-1 Jr. 2L Fairfield, Calif. (Berkeley HS) 3 Ariell Bostick G 5-4 Fr. HS Oakland, Calif. (Bishop O Dowd HS) 5 Desi Culberson F 6-0 Jr. 2L Oakland, Calif. (Berkeley HS) 11 Ahjalee Harvey G 5-6 Jr. 2L Mountain View, Calif. (Eastside College Prep) 12 Deajanae Scurry F 6-1 So. SQ Los Angeles, Calif. (Inglewood HS) 13 Cierra Warren C 6-4 Sr. RS Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Los Osos HS/Louisville) 21 Chloe Johnson G 5-7 Fr. HS Phoenix, Ariz. (St. Mary s HS) 23 Alyssa Lawrence F 6-1 Fr. HS New Rochelle, N.Y. (The Ursuline School) 24 Danesha Long G 5-9 Sr. 1L Long Beach, Calif. (Jordan HS/Midland JC (Texas)) 25 Erimma Amarikwa* F 6-1 Jr. 2L Vacaville, Calif. (Vanden HS) 44 Aleiah Brandon* F 6-1 So. 1L Corona, Calif. (Centennial HS) SAN DIEGO STATE ALPHABETICAL ROSTER Season---- No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. PPG RPG APG Hometown (High School/Previous School) 25 Erimma Amarikwa* F 6-1 Jr. 2L Vacaville, Calif. (Vanden HS) 3 Ariell Bostick G 5-4 Fr. HS Oakland, Calif. (Bishop O Dowd HS) 44 Aleiah Brandon* F 6-1 So. 1L Corona, Calif. (Centennial HS) 5 Desi Culberson F 6-0 Jr. 2L Oakland, Calif. (Berkeley HS) 11 Ahjalee Harvey G 5-6 Jr. 2L Mountain View, Calif. (Eastside College Prep) 2 Khristina Hunter F 6-1 Jr. 2L Fairfield, Calif. (Berkeley HS) 21 Chloe Johnson G 5-7 Fr. HS Phoenix, Ariz. (St. Mary s HS) 23 Alyssa Lawrence F 6-1 Fr. HS New Rochelle, N.Y. (The Ursuline School) 24 Danesha Long G 5-9 Sr. 1L Long Beach, Calif. (Jordan HS/Midland JC (Texas)) 12 Deajanae Scurry F 6-1 So. SQ Los Angeles, Calif. (Inglewood HS) 0 Deidra Smith F 6-2 So. RS Aurora, Colo. (Denver East HS/Boston College) 13 Cierra Warren C 6-4 Sr. RS Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Los Osos HS/Louisville) * - injured, out for the season Head Coach: Stacie Terry (Texas-Arlington, 1998), First season at SDSU/First overall Assistant Coach: Jesse Clark (Pacific Union, 2003), First season at SDSU Assistant Coach: Aisha Veasley (UCLA, 1999), First season at SDSU Assistant Coach: Ciara Carl (Point Loma Nazarene, 2005), First season at SDSU Director of Operations: Fatema Arefi (San Diego State, 2005), First season/eighth overall at SDSU Director of Player Development: Mike Bynum (San Diego State, 2009), Fourth season at SDSU Athletic Trainer: Queenie Soriano (San Diego State, 2004), Third season at SDSU ROSTER BREAKDOWN STARTERS RETURNING (1) Erimma Amarikwa, Jr., F (9.6 ppg, 6.3 rpg) LETTERWINNERS RETURNING (6) Erimma Amarikwa, Jr., F (9.6 ppg, 6.3 rpg) Aleiah Brandon, So., F (1.5 ppg, 0.8 rpg) Desi Culberson, Jr., F (2.9 ppg, 2.8 rpg) Ahjalee Harvey, Jr., G (3.6 ppg., 1.7 apg) Khristina Hunter, So., F (3.5 ppg, 3.6 rpg) Danesha Long, Sr., G (1.5 ppg, 1.0 rpg) OTHER PLAYERS RETURNING (1) Deajanae Scurry, So., F (5.5 ppg, 4.0 rpg) REDSHIRTS RETURNING (2) Deidra Smith, So., F Cierra Warren, Sr., C NEWCOMERS (3) Ariell Bostick, Fr., G Chloe Johnson, Fr., G, Alyssa Lawrence, Fr., F BY CLASS Seniors (2): Long, Warren Juniors (4): Amarikwa, Culberson, Harvey, Hunter Sophomores (3): Brandon, Scurry, Smith Freshmen (3): Bostick, Johnson, Lawrence BY POSITION Center (1): Warren Forwards (7): Amarikwa, Brandon, Culberson, Hunter, Lawrence, Scurry, Smith Guards (4): Bostick, Harvey, Johnson, Long BY HEIGHT 6-4 (1): Warren; 6-2 (1): Smith; 6-1 (5): Amarikwa, Brandon, Hunter, Lawrence, Scurry; 6-0 (1): Culberson; 5-9 (1): Long; 5-7 (1): Johnson; 5-6 (1): Harvey; 5-4 (1): Bostick PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Erimma Amarikwa... uh-rim-uh uh-mare-a-qua (rhymes with America) Ariell Bostick... ARR-ee-ell Aleiah Brandon... uh-lay-uh Desi Culberson... DEZZ-ee Ahjalee Harvey... AH-zhul-lay (zh = s sound in measure) Deajanae Scurry... dee-ah-juh-nay Deidra Smith... DEE-druh Cierra Warren... see-air-uh Aisha Veasley... eye-ee-sha VEEZ-lee Ciara Carl... see-arr-uh Fatema Arefi... fa-tee-ma uh-ree-fee

10 Hometown San Diego, Calif. Education Bachelor of Arts - Broadcast Journalism Texas-Arlington, 1998 Playing Experience Texas-Arlington Head Coaching Experience 2013 San Diego State Assistant Coaching Experience LSU UCLA Southern Mississippi Illinois Dayton Louisville THE STACIE TERRY FILE Texas-Arlington STACIE TERRY Head Coach First Season Texas-Arlington (1998) Stacie Terry was named the eighth head coach in the history of the San Diego State women s basketball program on May 15, A native of San Diego, Terry gained a wealth of experience as an assistant coach at the Division I level over the past 14 years, including the last five under head coach Nikki Caldwell, who transformed UCLA into a powerhouse before restoring LSU to national prominence. During Terry s two seasons at LSU, the Lady Tigers compiled a overall record and earned two NCAA tournament bids, including a Sweet 16 appearance during the campaign. This past season, the Lady Tigers also posted six victories against ranked opponents and finished with their second-highest scoring average (69.0) in the last seven years. Under Terry s guidance, forward LaShondra Barrett garnered first-team all-southeastern Conference accolades and received honorable mention All-America distinction in 2012 before becoming a first-round draft choice of the WNBA s Washington Mystics. I am honored and humbled to be the next head coach at San Diego State University, Terry said. I want to thank Jim (Sterk) and his staff for this amazing opportunity. This is such a special place for me. Not only is this my dream job, but it is home. SDSU is a first class university that has all the resources in place to be successful. I am so eager to get started and confident that we can continue the winning tradition that Aztec supporters have become accustomed to both on and off the court. Prior to her arrival at LSU, Terry served as an assistant under Caldwell at UCLA from , helping the Bruins gain national acclaim with a pair of NCAA tournament appearances. During Terry s tenure, UCLA posted 72 overall victories, as the squad finished with a 28-5 record, setting a school record for fewest losses in a single season to go with a No. 7 national ranking. In addition, the Bruins signed the fourth-ranked recruiting class that season, according to ESPN HoopGurlz, while Terry helped mentor first-team all-pac-10 performers in Doreena Campbell, Darxia Morris and Jasmine Dixon, a 2012 honorable mention AP All-America selection, as well as all-conference freshman honorees Atonye Nyingifa and Markel Walker. Terry spent the campaign at Southern Mississippi, as the Golden Eagles posted a record and earned a postseason berth in the Women s National Invitation Tournament (WNIT). While at Southern Miss, Terry spearheaded the development and coordination of the Lady Eagle recruiting campaign. Her responsibilities also included working with the perimeter players, scouting opponents and film breakdown, as well as coordinating all of the team s community service events. Terry also coached for three seasons from as an assistant under Hall of Fame head coach Theresa Grentz at Illinois, where the Fighting Illini had three straight recruiting classes ranked among the top 25 in the nation, according to Blue Star Basketball, and made three consecutive trips to the WNIT. Her primary duties included defensive instruction and working with the perimeter players. In addition, Terry coached at Dayton during the season following a three-year stint at Louisville from With the Cardinals, Terry s responsibilities encompassed recruiting, scouting, player development, summer camps and serving as a liaison for the program s community service outreach. Louisville captured the Conference USA regular-season title and earned a trip to the NCAA tournament in 2001 before making a WNIT appearance in She also assisted in signing the nation s 21st-ranked recruiting class in , according to All-Star Girls Report. Terry recruited and coached all-conference USA honoree Lori Nero, a draft choice of the WNBA s Houston Comets, as well as Sara Nord, who finished her collegiate career as the Cardinals all-time assist leader and ranks among the top 15 scorers in school history. Terry enjoyed a successful collegiate playing careerat Texas-Arlington, winning four varsity letters from under head coach Mike Dean. She earned firstteam all-southland Conference honors after leading the Mavericks in scoring with 17.4 points per game as a senior in Terry scored 1,169 points during her career at UTA and still ranks among the school s top 10 in three-point field goals made (third), assists (sixth), steals (seventh) and free-throw percentage (10th). She is just one of 17 players in Maverick history to surpass the 1,000-point plateau, while her.335 career threepoint field-goal percentage is also a school and Southland Conference career record. Terry played one season of professional basketball in Warsaw, Poland, averaging 12.0 points and 6.0 assists with the Polonia Phoenix, before returning to Texas-Arlington to begin her coaching career as a graduate assistant in Terry prepped at El Capitan High and held the Vaqueros career scoring record for three years following her graduation. She was inducted into the school s athletic hall of fame in 2008.

11 #0 DEIDRA SMITH Sophomore RS 6-2 Forward Aurora, Colo. (Denver East HS/Boston College) MISC. CAREER STATS* Double-figure scoring games... 4 Double-figure rebounding games... 1 GAME HIGHS CAREER* SEASON Points 12, at UC Santa Barbara, , at UC Santa Barbara, , at Air Force, , at Air Force, Assists 2, Four times, Last: vs. Utah State, , Twice, Last: vs. Utah State, Steals 3, vs. Holy Cross, , Ten times, Last: at Air Force, Blocks 4, vs. San Diego, , vs. San Diego, Field Goals 5, at UC Santa Barbara, , at UC Santa Barbara, Field Goal Attempts 10, vs. San José State, , vs. San José State, pt. Field Goals N/A N/A 3-pt. Field Goal Attempts 1, Five times, Last: at Air Force, , Five times, Last: at Air Force, Free Throws 5, Twice, Last: at Air Force, , at Air Force, Free Throw Attempts 7, vs. Miami (OH), , vs. Miami (OH), *includes totals at Boston College GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS TOTAL 3 -PTS REBOUNDS Opponent GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg at Sacramento State at USC SAN DIEGO S SOUTH CAROLINA at UC Santa Barbara at Texas A&M UCLA MIAMI (OH) UC RIVERSIDE NC STATE COLORADO STATE at Boise State AIR FORCE at Fresno State at UNLV SAN JOSÉ STATE UTAH STATE at Colorado State BOISE STATE at Nevada WYOMING at Air Force at Utah State NEW MEXICO at San José State FRESNO STATE UNLV at New Mexico TOTALS SMITH S CAREER STATISTICS *at Boston College Year GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3P-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG * Totals

12 #2 KHRISTINA HUNTER Junior 2L 6-1 Forward Fairfield, Calif. (Berkeley HS) MISC. CAREER STATS Double-figure scoring games Double-figure rebounding games... 5 Double-doubles... 3 GAME HIGHS CAREER SEASON Points 20, Twice, Last: vs. Air Force, , Twice, Last: vs. Air Force, , vs. Air Force, , vs. Air Force, Assists 5, vs. Wyoming, , vs. Wyoming, Steals 4, Twice, Last: vs. Miami (OH), , vs. Miami (OH), Blocks 3, Twice, Last: at Nevada, , vs. San José State, Field Goals 9, Twice, Last: at UNLV, , Twice, Last: at UNLV, Field Goal Attempts 18, vs. Air Force, , vs. Air Force, pt. Field Goals N/A N/A 3-pt. Field Goal Attempts 1, Twice, Last: vs. Colorado State, , Twice, Last: vs. Colorado State, Free Throws 6, at Nevada, , at Nevada, Free Throw Attempts 10, at Nevada, , at Nevada, GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS TOTAL 3 -PTS REBOUNDS Opponent GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg at Sacramento State at USC SAN DIEGO S SOUTH CAROLINA S at UC Santa Barbara S at Texas A&M S UCLA S MIAMI (OH) S UC RIVERSIDE S NC STATE S COLORADO STATE S at Boise State S AIR FORCE S at Fresno State S at UNLV S SAN JOSÉ STATE S UTAH STATE S at Colorado State S BOISE STATE S at Nevada S WYOMING S at Air Force S at Utah State NEW MEXICO at San José State FRESNO STATE UNLV at New Mexico TOTALS HUNTER S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3P-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG Totals

13 #3 ARIELL BOSTICK Freshman HS 5-4 Guard Oakland, Calif. (Bishop O Dowd HS) MISC. CAREER STATS Double-figure scoring games GAME HIGHS CAREER SEASON Points 19, vs. Boise State, , vs. Boise State, , vs. Colorado State, , vs. Colorado State, Assists 8, at Sacramento State, , at Sacramento State, Steals 4, Three times, Last: vs. San José State, , Three times, Last: vs. San José State, Blocks 1, Twice, Last: vs. Boise State, , Twice, Last: vs. Boise State, Field Goals 7, vs. Colorado State, , vs. Colorado State, Field Goal Attempts 16, Twice, Last: vs. Wyoming, , Twice, Last: vs. Wyoming, pt. Field Goals 3, vs. San José State, , vs. San José State, pt. Field Goal Attempts 7, vs. Wyoming, , vs. Wyoming, Free Throws 5, Four times, Last: vs. Boise State, , Four times, Last: vs. Boise State, Free Throw Attempts 8, at UC Santa Barbara, , at UC Santa Barbara, GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS TOTAL 3 -PTS REBOUNDS Opponent GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg at Sacramento State at USC SAN DIEGO S SOUTH CAROLINA at UC Santa Barbara at Texas A&M UCLA MIAMI (OH) UC RIVERSIDE NC STATE COLORADO STATE at Boise State S AIR FORCE S at Fresno State S at UNLV S SAN JOSÉ STATE S UTAH STATE S at Colorado State S BOISE STATE S at Nevada S WYOMING S at Air Force S at Utah State NEW MEXICO at San José State FRESNO STATE UNLV at New Mexico TOTALS BOSTICK S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3P-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG Totals

14 #5 DESI CULBERSON Junior 2L 6-0 Forward Oakland, Calif. (Berkeley HS) MISC, CAREER STATS Double-figure scoring games... 5 Double-figure rebounding games... 3 Double-doubles... 1 GAME HIGHS CAREER SEASON Points 15, at Air Force, , Twice, Last: at Boise State, , at Air Force, , Twice, Last: vs. Boise State, Assists 3, Twice, Last: at Air Force, , Twice, Last: at Air Force, Steals 4, vs. Washington, , vs. San Diego, Blocks 3, Twice, Last: at UNLV, , at Texas A&M, Field Goals 5, Three times, Last: at Air Force, , at Air Force, Field Goal Attempts 13, at Air Force, , at Air Force, pt. Field Goals 2, Five times, Last: vs. Utah State, , Four times, Last: vs. Utah State, pt. Field Goal Attempts 5, Three times, Last: at Boise State, , Three times, Last: at Boise State, Free Throws 6, vs. Colorado State, , at USC, Free Throw Attempts 8, vs. Colorado State, , at Boise State, GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS TOTAL 3 -PTS REBOUNDS Opponent GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg at Sacramento State S at USC S SAN DIEGO SOUTH CAROLINA S at UC Santa Barbara S at Texas A&M UCLA MIAMI (OH) DNP-CD UC RIVERSIDE NC STATE COLORADO STATE at Boise State AIR FORCE at Fresno State at UNLV SAN JOSÉ STATE UTAH STATE at Colorado State BOISE STATE at Nevada WYOMING DNP-CD at Air Force at Utah State NEW MEXICO at San José State FRESNO STATE UNLV at New Mexico TOTALS CULBERSON S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3P-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG Totals

15 #11 AHJALEE HARVEY Junior 2L 5-6 Guard Mountain View, Calif. (Eastside College Prep) MISC. CAREER STATS Double-figure scoring games... 6 GAME HIGHS CAREER SEASON Points 16, vs. Miami (OH), , vs. Miami (OH), , vs. UNLV, , vs. UCLA, Assists 8, vs. Boise State, , vs. UCLA, Steals 7, vs. Miami (OH), , vs. Miami (OH), Blocks 1, vs. UNLV, N/A Field Goals 6, vs. Longwood, , vs. Miami (OH), Field Goal Attempts 17, vs. Miami (OH), , vs. Miami (OH), pt. Field Goals 3, Twice, Last: vs. Wyoming, , Twice, Last: vs. UCLA, pt. Field Goal Attempts 8, at Air Force, , Twice, Last: vs. UCLA, Free Throws 5, vs. Miami (OH), , vs. Miami (OH), Free Throw Attempts 7, vs. Miami (OH), , vs. Miami (OH), GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS TOTAL 3 -PTS REBOUNDS Opponent GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg at Sacramento State S at USC S SAN DIEGO SOUTH CAROLINA S at UC Santa Barbara S at Texas A&M S UCLA S MIAMI (OH) S UC RIVERSIDE NC STATE COLORADO STATE at Boise State AIR FORCE at Fresno State at UNLV SAN JOSÉ STATE UTAH STATE at Colorado State BOISE STATE at Nevada WYOMING at Air Force at Utah State NEW MEXICO at San José State FRESNO STATE UNLV at New Mexico TOTALS HARVEY S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3P-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG Totals

16 #12 DEAJANAE SCURRY Sophomore SQ 6-1 Forward Los Angeles, Calif. (Inglewood HS) MISC, CAREER STATS Double-figure scoring games... 8 GAME HIGHS CAREER SEASON Points 22, vs. Utah State, , vs. Utah State, , Twice, Last: vs. Utah State, , vs. Utah State, Assists 5, at UNLV, , at UNLV, Steals 4, vs. No. 19/14 South Carolina, , vs. No. 19/14 South Carolina, Blocks 3, vs. UC Irvine, , vs. San Diego, Field Goals 9, vs. Utah State, , vs. Utah State, Field Goal Attempts 13, vs. Utah State, , vs. Utah State, pt. Field Goals 2, vs. Utah State, , vs. Utah State, pt. Field Goal Attempts 2, Twice, Last: vs. Utah State, , Twice, Last: vs. Utah State, Free Throws 4, at Nevada, , at Nevada, Free Throw Attempts 5, vs. USC, , Three times, Last: at Nevada, GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS TOTAL 3 -PTS REBOUNDS Opponent GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg at Sacramento State S at USC S SAN DIEGO S SOUTH CAROLINA at UC Santa Barbara at Texas A&M S UCLA S MIAMI (OH) UC RIVERSIDE S NC STATE S COLORADO STATE S at Boise State S AIR FORCE S at Fresno State S at UNLV S SAN JOSÉ STATE S UTAH STATE S at Colorado State S BOISE STATE S at Nevada S WYOMING at Air Force at Utah State NEW MEXICO at San José State FRESNO STATE UNLV at New Mexico TOTALS SCURRY S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3P-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG Totals

17 #13 CIERRA WARREN Senior RS 6-4 Center Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Los Osos HS/Louisville) MISC. CAREER STATS Double-figure scoring games Double-figure rebounding games... 5 Double-doubles Mountain West Preseason Newcomer of the Year (Includes North Carolina and Louisville totals) GAME HIGHS CAREER* SEASON Points 31, vs. San José State, , vs. San José State, , vs. San José State, , vs. San José State, Assists 3, vs. UCLA, , vs. UCLA, Steals 4, at Texas A&M, , at Sacramento State, Blocks 4, Twice, Last: vs. Murray State, , Twice, Last: at Nevada, Field Goals 14, at Sacramento State, , at Sacramento State, Field Goal Attempts 21, vs. San José State, , vs. San José State, pt. Field Goals 1, at UC Santa Barbara, , at UC Santa Barbara, pt. Field Goal Attempts 1, Twice, Last: at UC Santa Barbara, , Twice, Last: at UC Santa Barbara, Free Throws 11, vs. San José State, , vs. San José State, Free Throw Attempts 12, Twice, Last: vs. Utah State, , Twice, Last: vs. Utah State, *includes totals at Louisville GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS TOTAL 3 -PTS REBOUNDS Opponent GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg at Sacramento State S at USC S SAN DIEGO SOUTH CAROLINA S at UC Santa Barbara S at Texas A&M S UCLA S MIAMI (OH) S UC RIVERSIDE S NC STATE S COLORADO STATE S at Boise State S AIR FORCE S at Fresno State S at UNLV S SAN JOSÉ STATE S UTAH STATE S at Colorado State S BOISE STATE S at Nevada S WYOMING S at Air Force S at Utah State NEW MEXICO at San José State FRESNO STATE UNLV at New Mexico TOTALS WARREN S CAREER STATISTICS ^at North Carolina *at Louisville Year GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3P-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG ^ * Totals

18 #21 CHLOE JOHNSON Freshman HS 5-7 Guard Phoenix, Ariz. (St. Mary s HS) Mountain West Preseason Freshman of the Year GAME HIGHS CAREER SEASON Points 6, vs. Wyoming, , vs. Wyoming, , Twice, Last: at Fresno State, , Twice, Last: at Fresno State, Assists 4, at Nevada, , at Nevada, Steals 3, vs. Wyoming, , vs. Wyoming, Blocks 1, vs. San José State, , vs. San José State, Field Goals 2, Twice, Last: at Air Force, , Twice, Last: at Air Force, Field Goal Attempts 5, at Air Force, , at Air Force, pt. Field Goals 2, vs. Wyoming, , vs. Wyoming, pt. Field Goal Attempts 4, vs. Wyoming, , vs. Wyoming, Free Throws 2, Twice, Last: at Nevada, , Twice, Last: at Nevada, Free Throw Attempts 2, Three times, Last: at Nevada, , Three times, Last: at Nevada, GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS TOTAL 3 -PTS REBOUNDS Opponent GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg at Sacramento State at USC SAN DIEGO SOUTH CAROLINA at UC Santa Barbara at Texas A&M UCLA MIAMI (OH) S UC RIVERSIDE S NC STATE S COLORADO STATE S at Boise State AIR FORCE at Fresno State at UNLV SAN JOSÉ STATE UTAH STATE at Colorado State BOISE STATE at Nevada WYOMING S at Air Force S at Utah State NEW MEXICO at San José State FRESNO STATE UNLV at New Mexico TOTALS JOHNSON S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3P-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG Totals

19 #23 ALYSSA LAWRENCE Freshman HS 6-1 Forward New Rochelle, N.Y. (The Ursuline School) GAME HIGHS CAREER SEASON Points 7, vs. Wyoming, , vs. Wyoming, , at Boise State, , at Boise State, Assists 2, vs. Wyoming, , vs. Wyoming, Steals 2, vs. Air Force, , vs. Air Force, Blocks N/A N/A Field Goals 3, vs. Wyoming, , vs. Wyoming, Field Goal Attempts 5, vs. Wyoming, , vs. Wyoming, pt. Field Goals N/A N/A 3-pt. Field Goal Attempts N/A N/A Free Throws 2, vs. No. 19/14 South Carolina, , vs. No. 19/14 South Carolina, Free Throw Attempts 4, vs. San José State, , vs. San José State, GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS TOTAL 3 -PTS REBOUNDS Opponent GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg at Sacramento State DNP-CD at USC DNP-CD SAN DIEGO SOUTH CAROLINA at UC Santa Barbara DNP-CD at Texas A&M UCLA MIAMI (OH) UC RIVERSIDE DNP-CD NC STATE COLORADO STATE at Boise State AIR FORCE at Fresno State DNP-CD at UNLV SAN JOSÉ STATE UTAH STATE at Colorado State BOISE STATE DNP-CD at Nevada WYOMING at Air Force DNP-CD at Utah State NEW MEXICO at San José State FRESNO STATE UNLV at New Mexico TOTALS LAWRENCE S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3P-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG Totals

20 #24 DANESHA LONG Senior 1L 5-9 Guard Long Beach, Calif. (Jordan HS/Midland JC (Texas)) MISC. CAREER STATS Double-figure scoring games Double-figure rebounding games... 2 Double-doubles... 1 GAME HIGHS CAREER SEASON Points 18, Twice, Last: at Air Force, , Twice, Last: at Air Force, , at Air Force, , at Air Force, Assists 4, Twice, Last: vs. Boise State, , Twice, Last: vs. Boise State, Steals 2, Four times, Last: at Nevada, , Four times, Last: at Nevada, Blocks 2, Twice, Last: vs. San Diego, , Twice, Last: vs. San Diego, Field Goals 7, Twice, Last: at Air Force, , Twice, Last: at Air Force, Field Goal Attempts 15, at Colorado State, , at Colorado State, pt. Field Goals 4, at Fresno State, , at Fresno State, pt. Field Goal Attempts 7, vs. San José State, , vs. San José State, Free Throws 9, at Boise State, , at Boise State, Free Throw Attempts 11, at Boise State, , at Boise State, GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS TOTAL 3 -PTS REBOUNDS Opponent GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg at Sacramento State S at USC S SAN DIEGO S SOUTH CAROLINA at UC Santa Barbara S at Texas A&M S UCLA S MIAMI (OH) S UC RIVERSIDE S NC STATE S COLORADO STATE S at Boise State S AIR FORCE S at Fresno State S at UNLV S SAN JOSÉ STATE S UTAH STATE S at Colorado State S BOISE STATE S at Nevada S WYOMING S at Air Force S at Utah State NEW MEXICO at San José State FRESNO STATE UNLV at New Mexico TOTALS LONG S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3P-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG Totals

21 #25 ERIMMA AMARIKWA Junior 2L 6-1 Forward Vacaville, Calif. MISC. CAREER STATS Double-figure scoring games (Vanden HS) Double-figure rebounding games Preseason All-Mountain West Selection Double-doubles... 4 GAME HIGHS CAREER SEASON Points 17, at Fresno State, , vs. No. 19/14 South Carolina, 11/23/13 12, vs. UC Irvine, , vs. San Diego, Assists 1, Fourteen times, Last: vs. UNLV, N/A Steals 3, Twice, Last: at Boise State, , Twice, Last: vs. UCLA, Blocks 3, Twice, Last vs. Nevada, N/A Field Goals 8, at Fresno State, , No. 19/14 South Carolina, Field Goal Attempts 14, vs. Nevada, , No. 19/14 South Carolina, pt. Field Goals N/A N/A 3-pt. Field Goal Attempts 1, at Colorado, N/A Free Throws 8, vs. Arkansas-Pine Pluff, , vs. San Diego, Free Throw Attempts 8, Three times, Last: at Colorado, , vs. San Diego, GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS TOTAL 3 -PTS REBOUNDS Opponent GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg at Sacramento State at USC SAN DIEGO SOUTH CAROLINA S at UC Santa Barbara at Texas A&M UCLA MIAMI (OH) UC RIVERSIDE NC STATE COLORADO STATE at Boise State AIR FORCE at Fresno State at UNLV SAN JOSÉ STATE UTAH STATE at Colorado State BOISE STATE at Nevada WYOMING at Air Force at Utah State NEW MEXICO at San José State FRESNO STATE UNLV at New Mexico TOTALS AMARIKWA S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3P-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG Totals

22 #44 ALEIAH BRANDON Sophomore 1L 6-1 Forward Corona, Calif. (Centennial HS) GAME HIGHS CAREER Points 4, Four times, Last vs. Boise State, , at Colorado State, Assists N/A Steals 1, Twice, Last: vs. Nevada, Blocks 2, vs. Fresno Pacific, Field Goals 2, Four times, Last vs. Boise State, Field Goal Attempts 4, vs. Savannah State, pt. Field Goals N/A 3-pt. Field Goal Attempts N/A Free Throws N/A Free Throw Attempts N/A SEASON GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS TOTAL 3 -PTS REBOUNDS Opponent GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg at Sacramento State at USC SAN DIEGO SOUTH CAROLINA at UC Santa Barbara at Texas A&M UCLA MIAMI (OH) UC RIVERSIDE NC STATE COLORADO STATE at Boise State AIR FORCE at Fresno State at UNLV SAN JOSÉ STATE UTAH STATE at Colorado State BOISE STATE at Nevada WYOMING at Air Force at Utah State NEW MEXICO at San José State FRESNO STATE UNLV at New Mexico TOTALS BRANDON S CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3P-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG Totals

23 SDSU BROADCAST ROSTER SAN DIEGO STATE AT UTAH STATE DEE GLEN SMITH SPECTRUM FEBRUARY 19, 2014 #0 DEIDRA SMITH Forward 6-2 Sophomore RS Aurora, Colo. Denver East HS/Boston College PPG: 5.7 RPG: 3.9 FG%: 41.2 FT%: FG: 0.0 APG: 0.4 #2 KHRISTINA HUNTER Forward 6-1 Junior 2L Fairfield, Calif. Berkeley HS PPG: 8.9 RPG: 6.4 FG%: 47.8 FT%: FG: 0.0 APG: 1.6 #3 ARIELL BOSTICK Guard Freshman 5-4 Oakland, Calif. Bishop O Dowd HS PPG: 9.5 RPG: 3.1 FG%: 38.2 FT%: FG: 33.3 APG: 2.9 #5 DESI CULBERSON Forward 6-0 Junior 2L Oakland, Calif. Berkeley HS PPG: 5.1 RPG: 4.2 FG%: 29.2 FT%: FG: 24.5 APG: 0.9 #11 AHJALEE HARVEY Guard 5-6 Junior 2L Mountain View, Calif. Eastside College Prep PPG: 8.1 RPG: 2.5 FG%: 35.0 FT%: FG: 26.5 APG: 3.6 #12 DEAJANAE SCURRY Forward 6-1 Sophomore SQ Los Angeles, Calif. Inglewood HS PPG: 6.5 RPG: 5.2 FG%: 41.1 FT%: FG: 45.5 APG: 1.9 #13 CIERRA WARREN Center 6-4 Senior RS Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. Los Osos HS/Louisville PPG: 14.8 RPG: 6.4 FG%: 56.7 FT%: FG: 50.0 APG: 1.0 #21 CHLOE JOHNSON Guard 5-7 Freshman HS Phoenix, Ariz. St. Mary s HS PPG: 1.2 RPG: 1.5 FG%: 26.3 FT%: FG: 16.7 APG: 1.2 #23 ALYSSA LAWRENCE Forward 6-1 Freshman HS New Rochelle, N.Y. The Ursuline School PPG: 1.3 RPG: 1.1 FG%: 43.8 FT%: FG: -- APG: 0.2 #24 DANESHA LONG Guard 5-9 Senior 1L Long Beach, Calif. Jordan HS/Midland JC (Texas) PPG: 10.1 RPG: 4.8 FG%: 38.1 FT%: FG: 33.8 APG: 1.5 #25 ERIMMA AMARIKWA Forward 6-1 Junior 2L Vacaville, Calif. Vanden HS PPG: 5.8 RPG: 2.7 FG%: 50.0 FT%:.714 3FG: -- APG: 0.0 #44 ALEIAH BRANDON Forward 6-1 Sophomore 1L Corona, Calif. Centennial HS PPG: -- RPG: -- FG%: -- FT%: -- 3FG: -- APG: -- STACIE TERRY Head Coach First Season Texas-Arlington (1998) Record at SDSU: 9-13 Career Record: Same SAN DIEGO STATE COACHES AND STAFF Jesse Clark, Assistant Coach Aisha Veasley, Assistant Coach Ciara Carl, Assistant Coach Fatema Arefi, Director of Basketball Operations Mike Bynum, Director of Player Development Queenie Soriano, Athletic Trainer Chris Straker, Head Manager Gabrielle Clark, Graduate Assistant