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1 WOMEN S BASKETBALL MEDIA RELATIONS CAMERON WEIDENTHALER WOMEN S BASKETBALL CONTACT (641) WEIDENTHALER@.EDU #WARHAWKWBB SCHEDULE/RESULTS Date Opponent Time/Result Nov. 5 Louisiana College & 7 p.m. Nov. 9 at Stephen F. Austin 6 p.m. Nov. 12 Tulane 7 p.m. Nov. 16 at Nicholls State 6 p.m. Nov. 21 Lamar 2 p.m. Nov. 24 at Tennessee Tech 7 p.m. Nov. 29 Western Kentucky * 5:15 p.m. Dec. 1 at UALR * 4:30 p.m. Dec. 9 Southern Miss 2 p.m. Dec. 11 at Texas 7 p.m. Dec. 17 at SMU 7 p.m. Dec. 20 Central Arkansas 7 p.m. Dec. 29 Florida Atlantic * 2 p.m. Jan. 3 South Alabama * 5:15 p.m. Jan. 5 at North Texas * 5 p.m. Jan. 10 at Troy * ^ Noon Jan. 12 Middle Tennessee * 2 p.m. Jan. 16 at South Alabama * 7:05 p.m. Jan. 20 at Arkansas State * 2:05 p.m. Jan. 26 Troy * 2 p.m. Jan. 30 at Florida Atlantic * 6 p.m. Feb. 2 at FIU * 4:30 p.m. Feb. 7 UALR * 5:15 p.m. Feb. 10 at UL-Lafayette * 5 p.m. Feb. 14 North Texas * 5:15 p.m. Feb. 16 Arkansas State * 2 p.m. Feb. 20 at Western Kentucky * 7 p.m. Feb. 23 at Middle Tennessee * 3 p.m. Feb. 28 FIU * 5:15 p.m. March 2 UL-Lafayette * 2 p.m. March 8-12 Sun Belt Conference Tournament TBA BOLD - Home games played inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum & - Exhibition Game * - Sun Belt Conference Game ^ - Game televised by the Sun Belt Network Sun Belt Conference Tournament in Hot Springs, Ark. NAME USAGE We are. Please note that there are only two correct versions of our institution s name, the preferred acronym and the full name, the University of Louisiana at Monroe. Any other reference, including Louisiana-Monroe, UL- Monroe, La.-Monroe, LAM, or simply Monroe, are incorrect. Additionally, all women s athletic teams are known simply as Warhawks - not Lady Warhawks or Lady Hawks. LOUISIANA COLLEGE LADY WILDCATS WARHAWKS (0-0) EXHIBITION MONDAY, NOV. 5 7 P.M. FANT-EWING COLISEUM 7,000 ALL-TIME SERIES: LEADS 8-7 (7-1 IN MONROE) LAST MEETING: DEC. 6, 1997 (L, 72-80) LIVE STATS: WARHAWKS.COM LIVE VIDEO: WARHAWKS.COM RADIO: NONE TICKET INFORMATION The Athletic Department ticket office now offers a basketball flex pack for just $75 which includes 10 general admission tickets that are good for any home game. Lower level reserved season tickets are available for $150. The frequent flyer pass is also still available for $99. The frequent flyer pass is good for general admission seating to all home Warhawk football, men s and women s basketball and baseball games during the school year. faculty and staff can purchase lower level reserved tickets for a reduced price of $125 or a frequent flyer pass for $100. PROMOTIONS With the help of the Food Bank of Northeast Louisiana, is sponsoring a food drive for this Warhawk basketball exhibition game. There will be no cost for the attending the game, instead fans are encouraged to donate canned food products and/or cash to help the Food Bank during the upcoming holiday season. ABOUT The Warhawks will need to replace a 1,000 point scorer in Larrie Williams, Elizabeth Torres, who finished with the second most assists (452) in program history and Marion Zollicoffer, who appeared in 102 games during her career. will attempt to improve upon a 9-21 season including a 7-9 mark in Sun Belt play. Jasmine Shaw, Alexar Tugler and Ashleigh Simmons will be asked to lead the Warhawks. TONIGHT S OPPONENT Louisiana College is an NCAA Division III school from the American Southwest Conference. defeated the Lady Wildcats, 76-62, last season in an exhibition contest. Ashleigh Simmons led the Warhawks with 17 points SCOUTING THE LADY WILDCATS The Louisiana College Lady Wildcats (DIII) went 24-5 (18-2) last season and lost in the American Southwest Conference Championship Game, 73-64, to Concordia. Shasidy Ludgood and Roslyn Wilmer were named to the All-Tournament Team. Head Coach Jason Tinsley is in his third season and holds a 49-9 overall record including a 35-4 mark in the ASC. In , Louisiana College were ASC East Champions, earned a Top 25 ranking and made a NCAA Tournament appearance. In the NCAA Tournament, the Lady Wildcats fell to Thomas More, 94-91, in the opening round. Louisiana College was picked to win the ASC s East Division and senior guard/forward Natosha Gottleib was named Preseason Player of the Year. WARHAWK TO WATCH Junior guard Jasmine Shaw (Flower Mound, Texas / Flower Mound HS) was named to the Preseason All-Sun Belt Third Team. Shaw is the team s leading returning scorer (7.0 PPG) and rebounder (4.8 RPG). Last season, Shaw scored in double figures on eight occasions and led the team in scoring once. Shaw scored a season-high 18 points against Nicholls State and pulled down a team-high rebounds on five occasions. She appeared in all 30 games, making 29 starts and averaging 29.0 minutes per game. In Sun Belt play, the 5-10 versatile guard averaged 7.0 points and 4.9 rebounds per game while shooting 33% from the field. WOMEN S BASKETBALL STAFF Head Coach: Mona Martin, 18th Season (Northwestern State, 1976), at Associate Head Coach: E.J. Ok, 23rd Season (, 1986) Assistant Coaches: G.G. Guillaume, Eighth Season (, 2006); Keith Ferguson, First Season (Bethany College, 2011) Graduate Assistant: Tim Gibson, First Season (Oklahoma State, 2011) Video Coordinator: Matt Braunscheidel (St. Bonaventure, 2006) Women s Basketball Athletic Trainer: Jennifer Winningham (Tennessee Tech, 2003) Women s Basketball Strength Coach: Brian Seitz (Ohio State, 2011) Student Managers: Natashia Webber, George May VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE 1 WARHAWKS.COM

2 INSIDE THE LINEUPS / STATS WARHAWKS (0-0, 0-0 Sun Belt) No. Player Ht. Yr. Pos. PPG RPG 21 Elexar Tugler 5-9 Jr. G Christina Gray 5-9 So. G Alexar Tugler 5-10 Jr. G Jasmine Shaw 5-10 Jr. G Ashleigh Simmons 6-1 Jr. F Off the Bench 3 Alayshia Hunter 6-1 Fr. F Jae Shin 5-7 So. G Shantrell Pierson 5-8 Jr. G Ashley Aune 5-8 Fr. G Jasmine Taylor 5-9 Fr. G Sharnice Brooks 6-2 So. C Tyler Holley 6-2 So. C Jenna Lee 5-11 So. C Head Coach: Mona Martin (Northwestern State, 1976) 18th Season at ( ) Career Record: Same LOUISIANA COLLEGE LADY WILDCATS (0-0, 0-0 ASC) No. Player Ht. Yr. Pos. PPG RPG 13 Keana Frank 5-0 So. G Neka Jones 5-4 So. G Shaina Howard 5-5 Sr. G Natosha Gottlieb 5-10 Sr. G/F Danisha Allison 5-11 So. F/C Off the Bench 4 Marquita Boulden 5-2 Jr. G Karylon Thornton 5-6 So. G Kala Chenier 5-9 So. G/F Kaci Willis 5-9 So. F/C Chandelle Scott 5-8 Jr. F Skylar Chenevert 5-8 So. G Mallory Horn 5-6 So. G LaToya Evans 5-7 So. G/F Khloe Mims 5-9 So. G/F Carlee Reeves 5-9 So. F Chance Cronce 5-11 Fr. C - - Head Coach: Jason Tinsley (Northwestern State, 1990) 3rd Season at LC (49-9) Career Record: Same INSIDE THE NUMBERS ( STATS) LC Scoring Average Opponent Scoring Average Scoring Margin FG Percentage Opponent FG Percentage FG Percentage Opponent 3FG Percentage FT Percentage Opponent FT Percentage Rebound Margin Assists Per Game Turnovers Per Game Turnover Margin Blocks Per Game Steals Per Game LOUISIANA COLLEGE VS. SERIES and Louisiana College have met on 15 occasions with the Lady Wildcats holding a 8-7 advantage in the series. The last time the two programs met when it counted was on Dec. 6, 1997 and Louisiana College took that contest, 80-7, in Monroe. The first meeting was in 1975, with won in Monroe. Both teams met last season in an exhibition last season and was victorious, Louisiana College s Natosha Gottlieb scored a game-high 23 points and pulled down 10 rebounds. The Warhawks were led by 17 points from Ashleigh Simmons who was one of five Warhawks to score in double-figures. VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE THE LAST TIME OUT dropped its opening game in the Sun Belt Conference Tournament to Western Kentucky, The Warhawks had previously beaten the Hilltoppers, 53-49, in Monroe, La. However, this more recent meeting went WKU s way after a strong second half. Only one Warhawk finished in double-figures, as Larrie Williams tallied 16 points and Elizabeth Torres chipped in nine points. Three Hiltoppers scored in double-figures, led by 22 points from Alexis Govan. WKU shot 42.3% and shot 30.3% from the field. The two teams combined for 49 turnovers with WKU gaining the advantage at the free-throw line, going 15-for-21 (71.4%). REPLACING THREE SENIORS The Warhawks will need to replace 1,000-point scorer (1,078) Larrie Williams, the second most assists in a career (452) from Elizabeth Torres and 28 career starts and the teams leading rebounder (6.2 per game) in , Marion Zollicoffer. INCONSISTENT PLAY Last season, the Warhawks started 0-8 before picking up its first win at home against Nicholls State on Dec. 3. After that slow start, went 8-13 the rest of the way including a three-game winning streak to end Towards the end of the season, the Warhawks won four of six including a thrashing of UL- Lafayette on Jan. 28. SUN BELT CHANGES This season, the Sun Belt schedule structure will change as Denver exits to join the WAC, leaving the Sun Belt with 10 members. Each team will play 20 SBC games, twice against each member. The Sun Belt will change again in as Georgia State, UT- Arlington and Texas State join the league. DOUBLE-DOUBLES Three Warhawks turned in four double-doubles last season. Elizabeth Torres tuned in two, the first at Grambling State on Nov. 22 with 13 points and 10 assists and the second against UMKC on Nov. 26 with 15 points and 11 assists. The other two came in the same game as Alexar Tugler (18 points/10 rebounds) and Larrie Williams (25 points/10 rebounds) collected the statistical honor at Northwestern State on Dec. 21. WARHAWK NEWCOMERS The roster well welcome three newcomers for the season. Alayshia Hunter, Ashley Aune and Jasmine Taylor will wear Maroon & Gold for the the first time. Hunter joins the team out of Killeen, Texas and Ellison High School where she was an All-State selection in 2011 and Aune is from Church Point, La. and Sacred Heart High School where she finished her prep career with 1,158 points. Taylor is from Denton, Texas and Denton High School where she averaged 14.0 points per game and was a First Team All-District selection. SUN BELT IN POSTSEASON Four Sun Belt teams played in postseason tournaments in UALR won the league s automatic bid by winning the Sun Belt Championship, 71-70, in overtime against Middle Tennessee. The 2 Media Relations Women s Basketball Contact Cameron Weidenthaler Office: (318) Cell: (641) Fax: (318) weidenthaler@ulm.edu Postgame Interviews -- will be conducted at a designated location following an NCAA mandated 10-minute cooling-off period. head coach Mona Martin and selected players will be made available for interviews upon request. Media requests (at home) for both and opposing coaches and players should be made to Cameron Weidenthaler. Opponent requests will be forwarded to the visiting SID. The Warhawk women s basketball locker room is closed to the media. Interviews During the Week -- All interview requests must be arranged through Cameron Weidenthaler in the Media Relations office. Please contact Cameron Weidenthaler to arrange interviews during the week. Practice is closed, but arrangements can be made in advance if you are planning on shooting B-Roll footage. Coach Martin and student-athletes are available for interviews on non-game days following practice or through special arrangements with the Media Relations office. Warhawks.com -- All the latest scores, statistics and player information is available by accessing the women s basketball section at ulmwarhawks.com. Game stories, previews, statistics, game notes and advisories will be sent to interested media via . Live stats and video streaming for fans are also available online at ulmwarhawks.com. Additional Services -- In an effort to serve members of the media, the Media Relations office will, within reason and to the best of its ability, service all requests. Photographs of student-athletes or coaches will be made available for print or online media outlets unable to shoot a Warhawk basketball game. Photo credits must always read Photograph courtesy of Warhawks.com. Radio -- All radio stations wishing to broadcast from Fant-Ewing Coliseum should contact the Media Relations office at least one week prior to the event. Space will be provided for the official radio station of the visiting team; others will be accommodated as space permits. Phone lines must be arranged for all stations in advance. Game Notes -- Media members can receive Warhawk basketball game notes via by contacting Cameron Weidenthaler. WARHAWKS.COM

3 WARHAWK PRONUNICATION GUIDE #3 Alayshia Hunter / Ah-LAY-shia #10 Jae Shin / Jay #11 Shantrell Pierson / SHAN-trell PEER-son #12 Alexar Tugler / A-LEX-er TUG-ler #15 Ashley Aune / On-EE #21 Elexar Tugler / E-LEX-er TUG-ler E.J. Ok / Oak G.G. Guillaume / GILL-yome WARHAWKS BY STATE The 13 members of the Warhawk women s basketball team came to from three states. Lousiana (7): Shantrell Pierson, Alexar Tugler, Ashley Aune, Elexar Tugler, Christina Gray, Sharnice Brooks, Jenna Lee Texas (5): Alayshia Hunter, Ashleigh Simmons, Jasmine Shaw, Jasmine Taylor, Tyler Holley Washington (1): Jae Shin WARHAWKS BY CLASS Juniors (5): Shantrell Pierson, Alexar Tugler, Ashleigh Simmons Elexar Tugler, Jasmine Shaw Sophomores (5): Jae Shin, Christina Gray, Sharnice Brooks, Tyler Holley, Jenna Lee Freshman (3): Alayshia Taylor, Ashley Aune, Jasmine Taylor WARHAWKS BY MAJOR Accounting: Christina Gray Business Management: Shantreel Pierson Communications: Tyler Holley Elementary Education: Elexar Tugler General Business: Jasmine Shaw General Studies: Jae Shin Kinesiology: Alayshia Hunter, Alexar Tugler, Jasmine Taylor Mathematics: Ashleigh Simmons Pre-Pharmacy: Ashley Aune, Jenna Lee Undeclared: Sharnice Brooks COACH MARTIN AT HAWK TALK Head Coach Mona Martin will be on the weekly radio show with the voice of Warhawk Basketball, Nick White, on ESPN 97.7 FM. Hawk Talk will takes place on Wednesday at Noon inside the Student Union Building (SUB) on s campus. Fans can ask questions during the show and for those unable to make it, your questions will be taken via phone ( ) and Twitter (@espn977 Aside from tuning into 97.7 FM in Monroe, Warhawk fans can also listen live by visiting Trojans fell in the first round to three seed Delaware, Middle Tennessee also made the tournament as an at-large team and lost to seven seed Vanderbilt, Both FIU and Florida Atlantic appeared in the WNIT and combined for a 1-2 record with the Panthers defeating Stetson, The Sun Belt has 64 total NCAA Tournament wins including a national championship (Old Dominion, 1985) and has sent at least two teams to the NCAA Tournament four out of the last six years, including the last two seasons HIGHLIGHTS The Dec. 29 victory over Western Kentucky was just the fourth time in 11 attempts that the Warhawks have beaten the Hilltoppers and just the second time since The win over Sun Belt Tournament Champion UALR on Jan. 12 was just the the third ever over the Trojans and the the first since The biggest win in terms of points came at home against UL-Lafayette on Jan. 28 with a win over the Ragin Cajuns. Larrie Williams had her share of individual highlights last season including surpassing the 1,000 point barrier. She scored 28 points at Southern Miss on Dec. 10, the team-high for the season. She eclipsed the 20-point mark on five occasions in Marion Zollicoffer pulled down a seasonhigh 13 rebounds at UL-Lafayette on Feb. 25 and Elizabeth Torres dished out a season-high 11 assists against UMKC on Nov. 26. Jasmine Shaw collected a season-high five steals against UL- Lafayette on Jan. 28. OVERTIME SUCCESS played in two overtime games last season, losing to UMKC and winning at North Texas, moving its all-time overtime record to The Warhawks are in single-overtime games and 1-1 in double-overtime contests. At home, is 5-6 in overtime games and on the road. SEASON OPENERS In the Mona Martin era, is 7-10 in season openers including 5-3 at home and 2-7 on the road. One season-opening loss was in overtime in Coach Martin s second season at South Alabama, Dating back to its first season in , is in season-openers. The Warhawks won eight straight games to begin the season from 1984 to The longest season-opening losing streak is five from 1998 to QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Name... (University of Louisiana at Monroe) Location...Monroe, La. (Ouachita Parish) Founded Enrollment... 8,560 Nickname/Mascot... Warhawks/Ace Colors...Maroon and Gold Conference...Sun Belt President...Dr. Nick J. Bruno Director of Athletics... Bobby Staub Senior Women s Administrator...Tasha Fisher Faculty Athletics Reprentative... Brett Bennett HOME COURT INFORMATION Facility...Fant-Ewing Coliseum Capacity... 7,000 Opened All-Time Record Largest Crowd... 8,155 (February 11, 1985 vs. Louisiana Tech) Press Row Phone...(318) PROGRAM INFORMATION First Year Total Seasons All-Time Record Southland Conference Record Sun Belt Conference Record Years in NCAA Tournament : 23-6 (5-0 SLC), NCAA Second Round : 23-4 (12-0 SLC), NCAA Regional : 30-2 (12-0 SLC), NCAA Final Four : (9-3 SLC), NCAA First Round Last Appearance (Kansas, L, 72-78) SEASON RECAP Overall Record Sun Belt Record Finish... T3 West Letterwinners R/L...10/3 Starters R/L... 2/3 Newcomers (HS/TR)... 3 (3/0) STAFF INFORMATION Head Coach... Mona Martin Alma Mater... Northwestern State., 76 Years at... 18th Season Record Career Record...Same Associate Head Coach... E.J. Ok Alma Mater..., 86 Years at... 23rd Season Assistant Coach...Gerline Guillaume Alma Mater..., 06 Years at... Seventh Season Assistant Coach...Keith Ferguson Alma Mater...Bethany College, 11 Years at... First Season Graduate Assistant Coach... Tim Gibson Alma Mater...Oklahoma State, 2010 Strength and Conditioning...Brian Seitz Alma Mater... Ohio State, 11 Athletic Trainer... Jennifer Winningham Alma Mater... Tennessee Tech, 03 Video Coordinator... Matt Braunscheidel Alma Mater...St. Bonaventure, 06 Women s Basketball Office Phone...(318) Website... Warhawks.com VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE 3 WARHAWKS.COM

4 HEAD COACH MONA MARTIN (Northwestern State, th Season MARTIN S YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORD YEAR SCHOOL RECORD PCT Seasons / (.490) MARTIN IN THE SBC TOURNAMENT 2/28/07 L, Arkansas State 3/5/08 L, Troy 3/4/09 W, Western Kentucky 3/5/09 L, UALR 3/6/10 L, Denver 3/5/11 W, Troy 3/6/11 L, FIU 3/3/12 L, Western Kentucky 2-6 in Eight Sun Belt Tournament Games NOTING COACH MARTIN Collected her first career win on Jan. 4, 1996 at Nicholls State, 73-68, in overtime. Collected her 50th victory against Texas State on Jan. 20, 2000, Collected her 100th win against Sam Houston State on Feb. 27, 2003, Collected her 150th win at Southern Miss on Dec. 28, 2005, Collected her 200th win over South Alabama on Jan. 7, 2009, Passed Linda Harper as the all-time winnigest coach in history on Dec. 30, 2009 with a win over Troy inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum. UP NEXT will begin its season on the road at Stephen F. Austin on Nov. 9 at 6 p.m. in Nacogdoches, Texas. Last season the Ladyjacks handled the Warhawks, 68-58, in Monroe. In that game every Stephen F. Austin player scored led by 10 points from Annette Davis. was paced by 18 points from Elizabeth Torres. This meeting will be the 57th meeting between the two programs with SFA holding a advantage in the series including four straight. & KOMEN FOR THE CURE student-athletes and coaching staff have teamed up again with Susan G. Komen for the Cure s fundraising efforts. The team spent a weekend in the summer at the Pecanland Mall promoting the 19th Annual Northeast Louisiana Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, which took place Sept. 29 at Forsythe Park in Monroe. In addition, the team handed out brochures promoting the event as well the Nov. 3 football game against UL-Lafayette. Tickets to that game were sold at the race for $10, with a portion of the proceeds going to breast cancer research. That football game will be a Pink Out and fans were encouraged to wear pink in recognition of those impacted by breast cancer. WOMEN S BASKETBALL REUNION The Women s Basketball family held a reunion on Oct Events included a party at the SUB Ballroom, an Old Timers Game and a Tailgate Party prior to the football game against South Alabama. Notable returnees included former coaches Linda Harper and Roger Stockton and nearly 50 former players including the program s all-time leading scorer Lisa Ingram. FOLLOWING THE WARHAWKS Fans can follow along with Warhawk Women s Basketball several ways. Live audio and video are available for select home contests on Warhawks.com via subscription. Select Women s Basketball games will be aired on either 1680 AM or FM with the voice of Warhawk basketball, Nick White. Follow Athletics on Twitter and on Facebook at Warhawks. CAREER TOTALS POINTS Jasmine Shaw Alexar Tugler Ashleigh Simmons Elexar Tugler Shantrell Pierson...63 Christina Gray...44 Sharnice Brooks...38 Jae Shin...27 Jenna Lee...6 Tyler Holley...4 Alayshia Hunter...0 Ashley Aune...0 Jasmine Taylor...0 REBOUNDS Jasmine Shaw Alexar Tugler Ashleigh Simmons Elexar Tugler...74 Shantrell Pierson...41 Christina Gray...26 Sharnice Brooks...20 Jae Shin...12 Jenna Lee...8 Tyler Holley...6 Alayshia Hunter...0 Ashley Aune...0 Jasmine Taylor...0 ASSISTS Alexar Tugler...54 Jasmine Shaw...52 Elexar Tugler...48 Shantrell Pierson...14 Ashleigh Simmons...13 Christina Gray...6 Jae Shin...5 Sharnice Brooks...1 Jenna Lee...1 Tyler Holley...0 Alayshia Hunter...0 Ashley Aune...0 Jasmine Taylor...0 STEALS Jasmine Shaw...56 Alexar Tugler...44 Elexar Tugler...36 Ashleigh Simmons...22 Shantrell Pierson...14 Christina Gray...6 Jae Shin...5 Sharnice Brooks...2 Jenna Lee...2 Tyler Holley...1 Alayshia Hunter...0 Ashley Aune...0 Jasmine Taylor...0 VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE 4 WARHAWKS.COM

5 Final SBC Standings EAST Team Overall(SBC) 1. Middle Tennessee 26-7 (16-0) 2. Florida Atlantic (11-5) 3. FIU (10-6) 4. South Alabama (9-7) 5. Western Kentucky 9-21 (5-11) 6. Troy 2-26 (1-15) WEST 1. UALR (12-4) 2. Denver (11-5) 3. North Texas (7-9) (7-9) 5. Arkansas State (6-10) 6. UL-Lafayette 7-23 (1-15) WBB Preseason Poll EAST DIVISION - Points / Coaches Votes 1. Middle Tennessee - 65 / FIU - 54 / 1 3. South Alabama Florida Atlantic Western Kentucky Troy - 12 WEST DIVISION 1. UALR - 54 / Arkansas State- 39 / 1 3. North Texas UL-Lafayette - 15 Preseason First Team All-Sun Belt Taylor Gault (UALR, So., Guard) Jerica Coley (FIU, Jr., Guard) Icelyn Elie (Middle Tennessee, Sr., Forward) Kortni Jones (Middle Tennessee, Sr., Guard) Ebony Rowe (Middle Tennessee, Jr., Forward) Preseason Second Team All-Sun Belt Taylor Ford (UALR, Jr., Guard) Jane Morrill (Arkansas State, Jr., Forward) Chenise Miller (Florida Atlantic, RJr., Forward) Finda Mansare (FIU, Sr., Forward) Mansa El (South Alabama, Sr., Guard) Preseason Third Team All-Sun Belt Janette Merriex (UALR, Sr., Guard/Forward) Jasmine Shaw (, Jr., Guard) Mary Nixon (South Alabama, Sr., Guard) Chastity Gooch (WKU, So., Forward) Alexis Govan (WKU, So., Guard) Preseason Player of the Year Jerica Coley (FIU, Jr., Guard) VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE THE LAST TIME... Scored over 100 points vs. Grambling State (W, )...12/13/97 Scored under 50 points at Miami (Fla.) (L, )...12/16/11 Scored under 60 points & won vs. South Alabama (W, 55-52)... 2/11/12 Opponent scored 100 points at Miami (Fla.) (L, )...12/16/11 Opponent scored under 40 points vs. UL-Lafayette (W, 66-35)... 1/28/12 Won in overtime at North Texas... 1/15/12 Lost in overtime vs. UMKC...11/26/11 Shot over 60% FGs (28-46) vs. Middle Tennessee (L, 70-83)...2/7/07 Shot under 30% FGs (18-67) vs. Western Kentucky (L, 50-66)...3/3/12 Held its opponent under 30% (17-60) vs. Western Kentucky (W, 53-49)...12/29/11 Shot over 80 field goals (made 32) at Northwestern State (W, 84-68)...12/21/11 Was perfect on FTs of-13 vs. Northwestern State (W, 62-57)... 9/23/08 Shot over 90% on FTs of-16 (93.8) at UL-Lafayette (W, 76-65)... 1/22/11 Shot over 40 FTs (made 30) vs. New Orleans (W, 66-65)...12/21/99 Shot less than 10 free throws... 7 (made 6) at Arkansas (L, 61-76)...2/1/12 Made 10 3-point baskets of-24 vs. UL-Lafayette (W, 82-53)... 2/11/09 Had 60 rebounds at Northwestern State (W, 84-68)...12/21/11 Had less than 30 rebounds vs. Middle Tennessee (L, 53-67)... 2/23/12 LARGEST MARGINS OF VICTORY 67 97, New Orleans 30 (11/12/10) 61 94, North Texas 33 (2/26/85) 100, Cheyney 39 (12/6/85) , Iona 55 (2/28/86) 102, Jackson State 50 (12/8/84) , Lamar 55 (1/18/86) 50 99, Centenary 49 (12/5/00) 92, Centenary 42 (2/7/83) , UNC-Asheville 66 (1/3/90) , San Diego State 63 (1/15/86) 100, UT-Arlington 54 (2/28/85) 86, Lamar 40 (1/15/04) 45 98, North Texas 53 (2/5/83) 44 83, Northwestern State 39 (12/2/06) 43 71, Tulane 28 (75-76) 82, Nicholls State 39 (1/15/94) 42 95, UT-Arlington 53 (2/2/85) 102, Miss. College 60 (11/26/88) 41 92, Lamar 51 (12/18/97) 84, Alcorn State 43 (12/10/84) 92, North Texas 51 (2/6/84) 95, Nicholls State 54 (1/22/83) 107, Nicholls State 66 (2/21/81) 95, Nicholls State 54 (1/22/83) 107, Nicholls 66 (2/21/81) LARGEST MARGINS OF DEFEAT 64 Miami 103, 39 (12/16/11) 62 Southeastern La. 114, 52 (1/6/78) 60 Louisiana Tech 102, 42 (1/6/82) 58 Louisiana Tech 95, 37 (12/18/95) 56 Louisiana Tech 100, 44 (12/7/93) 54 Louisiana Tech 97, 43 (12/15/97) 53 Louisiana Tech 93, 50 (2/4/82) 52 Arkansas 99, 47 (11/17/02) 51 Louisiana Tech 116, 65 (74-75) 50 Stephen F. Austin 98, 48 (2/29/96) 48 Ole Miss 102, 54 (2/6/95) 48 Louisiana Tech 100, 52 (1/31/80) 48 Texas A&M 105, 57 (1/4/11) 47 Ole Miss 90, 43 (1/17/94) 46 Louisiana Tech 104, 58 (2/9/83) 44 Ole Miss 90, 46 (12/15/95) Middle Tennessee 103, 59 (12/17/06) WHEN THE WARHAWKS PLAY... on Monday 0-2 on Tuesday 0-1 on Wednesday 2-3 on Thursday 2-2 on Friday 0-4 on Saturday 5-7 on Sunday 0-2 at night 5-16 during the day 4-5 in November 0-8 in December 4-3 in January 3-4 in February 2-5 in March WARHAWK SEASON IN-DEPTH leads at the half 7-4 trails at the half 2-17 is tied at the half 0-0 attempts more FG than opponent 6-9 attempts fewer FG than opponent 2-12 attempts same number of FG as opponent 1-0 makes more FG than opponent 8-4 makes less FG than opponent 1-16 makes same number of FG as opponent 0-1 has better FG Pct. than opponent 6-8 has worse FG Pct. than opponent 3-13 shoots 50 percent or better from the field 1-0 shoots less than 50 percent from the field 8-21 shoots 40 percent or better from the field 3-7 shoots less than 40 percent from the field 6-14 shoots more FT than opponent 5-4 shoots fewer FT than opponent 3-17 shoots same number of FT as opponent 1-0 makes more FT than opponent 7-4 makes fewer FT than opponent 1-15 makes same number of FT than opponent 1-2 has more total rebounds than opponent 2-5 has fewer total rebounds than opponent 5-16 has same number of total rebounds as opp. 2-0 has more offensive rebounds than opponent 3-8 has fewer offensive rebounds than opponent 5-13 has same number of off. rbs. as opp. 1-0 has more assists than opponent 8-8 has fewer assists than opponent 0-12 has same number of assists as opponent 1-1 has more turnovers than opponent 1-13 has fewer turnovers than opponent 8-6 has same number of turnovers as opponent 0-2 has more steals than opponent 3-4 has fewer steals than opponent 4-17 has same number of steals as opponent 2-0 has more blocked shots than opponent 5-13 has fewer blocked shots than opponent 2-8 has same number of blocks as opponent 2-0 commits more fouls than opponent 4-11 commits fewer fouls than opponent 5-8 commits same number of fouls as opponent 0-2 Games decided by 20 points or more 2-2 Games decided by 10 points or more 2-8 Games decided by 9 points or fewer 0-4 Games decided by 5 points or fewer 2-3 Games decided by 3 points or fewer 3-4 WARHAWKS.COM

6 GAME RECAPS Game One Nov. 11 Fant-Ewing Coliseum Monroe, La. STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 68 Game Two Nov. 14 Fogelman Arena New Orleans, La. 45 Game Three Nov. 18 Montagne Center Beaumont, Texas TULANE 62 LAMAR 70 MONROE, La. - A fast start to the second half was not enough to overcome a 10-point halftime deficit as the women's basketball team fell to Stephen F. Austin Friday in the season opener inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum. The Warhawks outshot the Ladyjacks 38.6 percent (22-57) to 33.8 percent (22-65) for the contest, including a 46.4 to 28.1 percent advantage in the game's final 20 minutes. (0-1) flew out of the gate to open the second half, embarking on a 10-0 run to tie the game Senior Elizabeth Torres made a steal and went coast-to-coast for a pull-up jumper to highlight the run. Torres finished with a game-high 18 points and added four rebounds. Junior Jasmine Shaw chipped in 14 points and nine rebounds, while Senior Larrie Williams added 11 points and four rebounds. After took its first advantage of the half with 12:36 to play, the Ladyjacks (1-0) countered with an 11-2 streak to take a lead, capped by an and-1 from Ashlee Mells at the 9:29 mark. Stephen F. Austin stretched its lead to 10 on a Brittney Matthew and-1, giving the Ladyjacks their largest advantage of the half Annette Davis led Stephen F. Austin with 10 points, while Matthew and Amina Sawyer added nine points each. began the game on a 6-2 run, highlighted by layups from Senior Marion Zollicoffer and Williams, and an Elexar Tugler 3-pointer. Shaw provided a lift off the bench, scoring six points in her first two minutes of action to stretch the lead to 13-6 at 15:04. The Ladyjacks utilized a 19-7 run out of a media timeout to close the first half and take a lead at the break. Shaw paced the Warhawks in the first half with eight points and six rebounds, while Williams chipped in seven points. No. SFA FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 31 Henderson, T Sawyer, A Roberts, P Conwright, C Marion, T Matthew, B Mells, A Davis, A Bettis, A Harris, D Sanders, W Turner, S TM TEAM Totals % 21.1% 66.7% 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, E Shaw, J Pierson, S Tugler, A Simmons, A Maricle, R Brooks, S TM TEAM Totals % 11.1% 48.1% Officials: Laurie Porter, Jana Tidwell, Brian Garland Attendance: 864 SFA VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE NEW ORLEANS - Stiff defense early on kept the game in reach, but a string of key shots from the hosts allowed Tulane to defeat the women's basketball team Monday night inside Fogelman Arena. The Warhawks forced 19 turnovers, nearly reaching the 20-takeaway plateau for the second straight game to open the season. recorded a season-best 43 rebounds (18 offensive) and 13 steals in the contest. Larrie Williams scored a team-high 13 points and added seven rebounds and three blocks for the Warhawks (0-2), while Ashleigh Simmons chipped in seven points. Jasmine Shaw and Marion Zollicoffer added six points apiece. Williams put the Warhawks on the board early with a nice turnaround jumper in the post, and then Elizabeth Torres followed suit to make it 8-4 in favor of Tulane. Simmons closed the scoring run with a left-handed layup off the glass to narrow the margin to 10-6 in favor of the Green Wave. Simmons pulled the Warhawks within four (18-14) with a pair of free throws before Tulane (2-0) closed the half on the frame's largest run, a 6-0 spurt to put the Green Wave up at intermission. Williams paced with four points and three rebounds, while Simmons added three points and three boards in the first 20 minutes. Tulane's run to end the half continued out of the break before an up-and-under from Williams gave the Warhawks their first points of the second frame. A jumper from Simmons and a Shaw coast-to-coast finish off a steal brought the Warhawks within 11 (31-20). Tulane stopped in its tracks with an 8-2 run, but the Warhawks battled back to an 11-point deficit with a deep 3-pointer from Alexar Tugler and a pair of Shaw free throws. A Williams layup and jumper made the score with 6:24 to play, but three Danielle Blagg 3-pointers stalled the Warhawks' momentum for good. Brett Benzio led Tulane with 14 points (7-of-9 shooting) and 11 rebounds, while Blagg added 11 points. 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, E Shaw, J Shin, J Pierson, S Tugler, A Maricle, T Simmons, A Maricle, R Gray, C TM TEAM Totals % 18.8% 75.0% No. TULANE FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 20 Blagg, D Kautsku, J Benzio, B Grayson, O Snow, T MaGee, K Ebpmwonyi, A Kaplan, J McDonald, B Westby, A TM TEAM Totals % 23.1% 52.0% Officials: Sue Blauch, Melanie Davis, Brian Garland Attendance: Tulane BEAUMONT, Texas - A back-and-forth affair saw both teams trail by deficits of eight or more points, but an Elexar Tugler layup at the buzzer spun out of the cylinder, allowing Lamar to escape with a win over the women's basketball team Friday night in the Montagne Center. The Warhawks (0-3) out-rebounded the Lady Cardinals and also held the edge in assists (22-14) and blocked shots (4-2). A technical foul on the Lamar bench led to a made free throw by freshman Jae Shin to draw the Warhawks within two (67-65) with 1:02 left on the clock. On the ensuing possession, senior Marion Zollicoffer threw down an emphatic and-1 layup to give a lead. Lamar's Monique Whittaker then drew a crucial foul with 32 seconds to play, connecting on both free throws to give the Lady Cardinals a cushion. A missed 3-pointer by sophomore Alexar Tugler forced the Warhawks to foul, and two Lamar made free throws later, Elexar Tugler's layup at the buzzer went begging for the game's final scoring margin. Zollicoffer finished with a career-high 16 points and added eight rebounds. Fellow senior Larrie Williams chipped in 12 points and a team-high nine rebounds. Sophomore Jasmine Shaw got the Warhawks on the board first with a fast break layup to open the game's scoring. Alexar Tugler then buried a deep 3-pointer from the top of the key to put up 5-0. took a 17-8 advantage at the 12:06 mark on the strength of a 10-0 run. Alexar Tugler and Zollicoffer each connected in the paint, while freshman Christina Gray sunk a jumper and added two free throws during the stretch. The Warhawks stretched their lead to 13 (29-16) at the 3:20 mark after a nice slash to the hoop by Elexar Tugler and a layup by Williams. Lamar (3-1) closed the frame on an 11-2 run to send to the break in front Alexar Tugler led all scorers with nine points in the first, while Zollicoffer chipped in six. Williams, Gray and Elexar Tugler each added four points apiece. Both teams traded baskets to open the second half before Elizabeth Torres hit a step-back jumper to push the Warhawks in front Lamar took its first lead of the second half (41-39) at the 14:11 mark on a layup by Kalis Loyd. Back-to-back buckets by freshman Taylor Maricle pulled the Warhawks within one (47-46), followed by a sophomore Ashleigh Simmons finish on the next trip. Loyd then powered through contact for an and-1 to give Lamar a advantage. After battled back to tie the game at 54, Loyd contributed to the next six Lamar points to pull the Lady Cardinals back in front The Warhawks continued to fight, with Williams and Zollicoffer putting baskets home down low. Shin then hit a deep 3-pointer from the left side and drew a charge for Loyd's fifth and disqualifying foul. Shaw finished hard to the rack for a bucket on the next possession to tie the game at 63. Whittaker led all scorers with 20 points, while Loyd chipped in 17 for Lamar. 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, A, Shaw, J Shin, J Pierson, S Maricle, T Simmons, A Tugler, E Maricle, R Gray, C TM TEAM Totals % 14.3% 60.0% No. LAMAR FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 23 Whittaker, M Heithoff, D Loyd, K Mock, B Baylor, C Ayers, G Green, A Hays, T Long, S Kovtun, M Henderson, J TM TEAM Totals % 14.3% 62.9% Technical Fouls: Danielle Heithoff (Lamar) Officials: Bill Larance, Doug Williams, David Scroggins Attendance: 1, Lamar WARHAWKS.COM

7 Game Four Nov. 22 Fredrick-Hobdy Arena Grambling, La. GRAMBLING STATE GRAMBLING, La. - A spirited second half rally was not enough, as late free throw shooting enabled Grambling State to defeat the women's basketball team Tuesday night at Fredrick C. Hobdy Arena. mounted a vigorous comeback with under six minutes to play. Senior Elizabeth Torres made a pretty feed down low to fellow senior Larrie Williams for a basket, and then drove to the hoop for an off-balance layup to pull the Warhawks within 10 (66-56). A 3-pointer by sophomore Jasmine Shaw narrowed the gap to A Shaw and-1 down low left trailing by just two points (69-67) with 2:58 to play. Grambling State put the game away in the final two minutes when Toneshia Mack rattled home a bucket down low to lengthen the lead back to A pair of late Grambling State free throws offset a score to seal the win for the Lady Tigers. Williams led with 18 points, while Shaw added a career-high 17 points and Torres chipped in 13 points. The Warhawks (0-4) struck first when Shaw finished a layup off a feed from Torres for a 2-0 lead. Torres then sank a deep 3-pointer to extend the lead to five (5-0). Alexis Watson got the Lady Tigers on the board with a 3-pointer of her own before Markisha Patterson scored down low to even the score at 5-5. Grambling State (2-1) took its first lead of the contest on a pair of Dayla Threatt free throws at the 14:08 mark to claim a 7-5 advantage. Both teams traded baskets to close the opening period, with freshman Sharnice Brooks scoring the first points of her career. Grambling State's Cierra Ceazer finished a layup as time expired in the first half to send the Lady Tigers to the break in front Brooks, Shaw and Williams paced the Warhawks with four points at the break, while Torres, senior Marion Zollicoffer and sophomore Alexar Tugler added three points each. The Lady Tigers emerged from halftime on a 12-5 run to take their largest lead of the game (43-28) before the Warhawks countered with an 8-3 surge to chip into the deficit. Patterson drove inside for a layup to stretch the Lady Tiger lead back to A finish by Savannah Carter on the ensuing possession lengthened the Grambling State advantage to Torres answered with an impressive and-1 drive, closing the gap to nine points (53-44) with 11:33 to play, before Johnson responded with a 3-pointer of her own to push the Lady Tigers back in front Mack led all scorers with 20 points, while Patterson added 15 for Grambling State Game Five Nov. 25 United Spirit Arena Lubbock, Texas CENTRAL ARKANSAS LUBBOCK, Texas - After closing the lead to nine halfway through the second half, the women's basketball team was not able to thwart razor-sharp shooting by Central Arkansas, falling in the opening game of the World Vision Basketball Invitational at United Spirit Arena. The Sugar Bears shot an astounding 52.4 percent (11-21) from beyond the arc, but were outpointed by the Warhawks in offensive rebounds (14-9), blocked shots (5-2) and steals (10-8). (0-5) fired out of the blocks to start the second half with sophomore Alexar Tugler taking a steal coast-to-coast to the goal. A runner by sophomore Jasmine Shaw inched the Warhawks back within 11 (44-33). Another Shaw layup made it in favor of Central Arkansas with just over 16 minutes to play. Senior Elizabeth Torres then drove hard to the hole on consecutive possessions to bring within single digits (47-39) for the first time in the half. Torres led the Warhawks with 17 points and three steals, while fellow senior Larrie Williams added 15 points and six rebounds. Desiree' Rogers responded with a tough bucket inside to stretch the Central Arkansas (4-0) lead back to 10 (49-39). Rogers then connected on a shot from beyond the arc to make it a advantage. The Warhawks would not go away, as Williams pulled down an offensive rebound and scored to close the gap to Central Arkansas capitalized on a pair of mistakes, adding four points to extend its lead to 13 (58-45). Central Arkansas continued its blistering shooting from outside, as Micah Rice hit a dagger to make it Alexar Tugler and Shaw answered on the next possessions, bringing the Warhawks within 14 (63-49). Destinee Rogers dropped another field goal from deep to lengthen the Central Arkansas lead (66-49) before Herbert hit the 11th Sugar Bear 3-pointer of the contest to extend the largest lead of the game to The Sugar Bears roared out of the gate with a pair of made 3-pointers from Desiree' Rogers and Rice to take a 6-0 lead. After a pair of Williams free throws, Central Arkansas' Nakeia Guiden hit a turnaround layup in the paint to push the advantage to 8-2. Central Arkansas stretched the run to 16-2 on the strength of deep 3-pointers from Rice and Destinee Rogers. Megan Herbert hit the team's fifth score from beyond the arc to up the lead to 17 (19-2). Sophomore Elexar Tugler connected for the first field goal of the game to stall the run, and Marion Zollicoffer finished an and-1 down low to give the Warhawks momentum. A Torres 3-pointer capped a 6-2 run by. Torres then finished a pair of layups inside to draw the Warhawks within 14 (30-16). A Williams and-1 closed the deficit to The Sugar Bears closed their scoring in the half with a triple from Destinee Rogers. countered with a leaner in the lane from Torres to head to the break down by 13, Williams led the Warhawks with 11 points, while Torres chipped in nine points, three rebounds and three steals in the first frame. Herbert paced all scorers with a game-high 21 points and 13 rebounds. Destinee Rogers added 16 points for the Sugar Bears Game Six Nov. 26 United Spirit Arena Lubbock, Texass UMKC LUBBOCK, Texas - The women's basketball took a 14-point lead into halftime, but steady play down the stretch by its opposition led UMKC to a overtime win Saturday morning in the second game of the World Vision Basketball Invitational at the United Spirit Arena. The Warhawks (0-6) held the advantage in assists (15-12), blocked shots (7-2) and bench points (30-14). also added 34 points in the paint and 21 points off turnovers. UMKC (4-2) took its first lead of the game on a fast break layup by Dayon Hall-Jones with just 2:29 to play in regulation. Senior Elizabeth Torres won a key held ball for with 1:18 on the clock, but the Warhawks were unable to capitalize on the ensuing possession. After a defensive stop, Torres drove hard to the rack to draw a foul with 11.1 left on the clock, and both free throws tied the contest at 63 to force overtime. Senior Larrie Williams got the Warhawks on the board in the extra frame with a jumper, but UMKC's Kim Nezianya answered with a score of her own. Freshman Jae Shin then got loose on a fast break, finishing a layup to put the Warhawks up by two (67-65). Eilise O'Connor buried a deep triple to give the Kangaroos a lead. Senior Marion Zollicoffer responded with two made free throws at the other end to tie the game at 69-all. Nezianya scored off a nifty feed to reclaim a lead. Sophomore Ashleigh Simmons notched a free throw to close the deficit to 72-70, but Brianna Eldridge put home a layup inside to ensure the Kangaroos win. Williams led with 17 points and seven rebounds, while Torres added 15 points and tied a career-high with 11 assists. Simmons chipped in a career-best 14 points. Torres rattled in a deep 3 from the left corner to give the Warhawks a 14-8 advantage. Sophomore Jasmine Shaw and freshman Sharnice Brooks both added key blocks the next UMKC trip down the floor before sophomore Shantrell Pierson and Williams each finished down low to give its biggest lead of the half (19-8) and an 8-0 run. UMKC answered with a Nezianya jumper at the 7:30 mark and an and-1 jumper from O'Connor. Shin banked a 3-pointer to halt the mini-run and Torres also nailed a shot from beyond the arc to push the lead to The Warhawks closed the frame with a pair of made free throws by Shaw to take a lead into halftime. Simmons led all scorers with 11 points at the break, while Williams added eight points and four rebounds. Torres chipped in eight points and eight assists. UMKC scored the first five points of the second half on a pair of jumpers from LeAndrea Thomas and Hall-Jones to narrow its deficit to Alexar Tugler and Williams added a pair of baskets to stretch the lead to Marion Zollicoffer then added a nice layup in the paint to take a advantage. kept the pressure on, as six points from Williams over a two-minute stretch pushed the lead back to Nezianya responded with a nice post move down low to narrow the margin to O'Connor buried a jumper to close the deficit to five (59-54), and a Nezianya layup made it just a three-point game at O'Connor led UMKC with a game-high 22 points, while Nezianya chipped in 16 points and nine rebounds Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Shin, J Pierson, S Maricle, T Simmons, A Tugler, E Maricle, R Gray, C Brooks, S TM TEAM Totals % 38.5% 38.5% No. GRAMBLING STATE FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 32 Venson, B Ceazer, C Carter, S Patterson, M Mack, T Johnson, B Watson, A Blocker, J Threatt, D Howell, M McCowan, B TM TEAM Totals % 31.3% 76.2% Officials: - Attendance: Grambling State VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE No. UCA FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 02 Rice, M Herbert, M Guiden, N Rogers, D Rogers, D Burris, S Taylor, W Moffitt, M Gowans, B Moss, C Duever, C TM TEAM Totals % 52.4% 62.5% 01 Zollicoffer, M Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Williams, L Shin, J Pierson, S Maricle, T Simmons, A Tugler, E Maricle, R Gray, C Brooks, S Lee, J TM TEAM Totals % 15.4% 84.6% Officials: - Brian Hall, Metta Roberts, Esrael Silva Attendance: 6,640 Central Arkansas Zollicoffer, M Torres, E Tugler, E Shaw, J Williams, L Shin, J Pierson, S Tugler, A Maricle, T Simmons, A Maricle, R Brooks, S TM TEAM Totals % 31.3% 68.0% No. UMKC FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 01 Nezianya, K Hall-Jones, D O'Connor, E Eldridge, B Hill, A Blakesley, E Scaife, M Thomas, L Tinner, J Houser, H Boyles, K TM TEAM Totals % 18.2% 62.1% Technical Fouls: Mariah Scaife (UMKC) Officials: - Metta Roberts, Esreal, Gator Parrish Attendance: 6, UMKC WARHAWKS.COM

8 GAME RECAPS Game Seven Nov. 27 United Spirit Arena Lubbock, Texas 54 TEXAS TECH 94 Game Eight Nov. 30 Fant-Ewing Coliseum Monroe, La. MCNEESE STATE Game Nine Dec. 3 Fant-Ewing Coliseum Monroe, La. NICHOLLS STATE LUBBOCK, Texas - After a high-energy start to begin the game, the women's basketball team was unable to maintain the momentum, falling to No. 19 Texas Tech in the final game of the World Vision Basketball Invitational at the United Spirit Arena. Senior Larrie Williams got the Warhawks on the board first with a jumper from the right block. Texas Tech's Kelsi Baker responded with a 3-point play down low to give the Lady Raiders a 3-2 lead. Christine Hyde then finished off an offensive rebound in the paint to push the Lady Raider advantage to 5-3. Texas Tech (5-0) embarked on an 11-0 run, keyed by four points from Monique Smalls, to push the lead to Sophomore Ashleigh Simmons drove hard to the rack for a foul to halt the run, cashing in both free throws to close the margin to 11 (16-5). Sophomore Alexar Tugler and Simmons knocked down back-to-back jumpers to give the Warhawks (0-7) a spark, but Jordan Barncastle answered with a shot of her own to push Texas Tech out front by 15 (24-9). added four quick points in the final seconds of the half to head to the locker room down by 18 (37-19). Simmons led all scorers with 10 points and three rebounds. Kierra Mallard knocked down a jumper for the first Texas Tech points of the second frame, but answered quickly with a jumper from sophomore Jasmine Shaw. Mallard then put home a layup, and an ensuing steal by Smalls gave the Lady Raiders a lead. An 11-5 run by the Lady Raiders opened up the largest advantage of the contest (52-26). Sophomore Shantrell Pierson then finished off a nice drive to the hoop for a 3-point play to close the deficit to A jumper by Simmons on the ensuing possession made the score in favor of Texas Tech. The Lady Raiders proved to be too strong, Baker added a layup down low at the 11:41 mark to give Texas Tech a lead. Simmons led all scorers with a game and career-high 17 points, while Williams added 12 points and four rebounds. Pierson finished with a career-best seven points and four rebounds. Senior Elizabeth Torres was selected to the World Vision Basketball Invitational All-Tournament team. Baker paced Texas Tech with 14 points and 10 rebounds, while Ebony Walker added 13 points. 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, E Shaw, J Shin, J Pierson, S Tugler, A Maricle, T Simmons, A Maricle, R Gray, C Brooks, S Lee, J TM TEAM Totals % 12.5% 75.0% No. TEXAS TECH FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 20 Mallard, K Baker, K Hyde, C Morris, C Smalls, M Brown, C Barncastle, J Battle, A Bokenkamp, M Schneider, H Nobles, S Walker, E TM TEAM Totals % 9.1% 65.2% Officials: - Gator Parrish, Metta Roberts, Esrael Silva Attendance: 6, Texas Tech VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE MONROE, La. - After whittling a 15-point second half deficit down to four with under four minutes remaining, the women's basketball team fell just short of completing the comeback, dropping a decision to McNeese State Wednesday inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum. The Warhawks out-rebounded the Cowgirls 37-34, and also held the edge in assists (14-10), points in the paint (31-18) and bench points (22-2). McNeese State (6-1) used an early second half 7-2 run to claim a lead before jumpers from sophomore Jasmine Shaw and senior Larrie Williams and a 3-pointer from freshman Taylor Maricle closed the deficit to A deep jumper from Candace LaCombe extended the McNeese State lead back to 10 (46-36). Maricle added another 3-pointer and a jumper from the free-throw line to pull back within nine (48-39), but a 12-6 surge gave McNeese State its largest lead of the half at with 10:03 remaining in regulation. The Warhawks (0-8) refused to back down, as an 11-0 offensive run pulled within four (60-56). Four made free throws by McNeese State offset a Marion Zollicoffer layup and pushed the lead back to six (64-58). Senior Elizabeth Torres led with 17 points and seven assists, while sophomore Ashleigh Simmons added 12 points and tied a career-high with eight rebounds. Ashlyn Baggett got McNeese State on the board with a 3-pointer from the top of the key for a quick 3-0 lead. Torres answered with a shot of her own from beyond the arc to tie the game at 3-3. Caitlyn Baggett responded with another 3-pointer before LaCombe rattled home a long ball to give the Cowgirls a 9-5 advantage. The Warhawks responded with a quick 4-0 surge to tie the game at nine on the strength of a Torres fastbreak layup and a Zollicoffer finish in the paint at the 12:40 mark. McNeese State responded with a 9-2 run that included a 3-pointer and layup from Caitlyn Baggett to claim an lead. A deep jumper from Torres and buckets inside by Simmons and Williams closed the deficit to four (20-16). Torres then found Simmons down low on a nice feed for a layup and proceeded to steal the ensuing inbounds play, dishing a second beautiful pass to Simmons to pull the Warhawks within three (25-22). A layup by sophomore Shantrell Pierson and a Williams turnaround jumper capped a 10-1 run and gave a lead. McNeese State closed the half on an 11-0 run to take a advantage into the break. Simmons and Torres paced with eight points each in the opening frame. Ashlyn Baggett led the Cowgirls with a game-high 23 points, while Caitlyn Baggett chipped in 19 points. No. MCNEESE STATE FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 05 Hines, J Baggett, A Baggett, C Gaedtke, T Wells, K Gatlin, R LaCombe, C Minor, A Hull, M TM Team Totals % 32.0% 78.3% 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Shin, J Pierson, S Maricle, T Simmons, A Tugler, E Gray, C TM TEAM Totals % 29.4% 70.0% % Officials: - Nan Sisk, Erick Koch, Rachael Monroe Attendance: 797 McNeese State MONROE, La. - Senior Larrie Williams tied a career-high with 21 points to power the women's basketball team to a non-conference win over Nicholls State Saturday night inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum. The Warhawks (1-8) outscored the Colonels in the paint and forced 24 turnovers. also registered a season-high 14 steals. Nicholls State (2-5) used two clutch buckets from Sumar Leslie to draw within four points (54-50) with under eight minutes to play, but an equally clutch 3-ball from sophomore Alexar Tugler and a jumper in the post by Williams put the Warhawks back up A three-point-play by Williams extended the advantage to 11 (62-51). Leslie and Alisha Allen connected on back-to-back field goals to narrow the gap to seven (62-55), but senior Elizabeth Torres answered with a drive to the hoop and sophomore Jasmine Shaw put home an offensive rebound (66-58) to stall the Nicholls State momentum. Shaw scored a career-high 18 points and pulled down six rebounds, while Torres added 13 points, six rebounds and six assists. KK Babin got Nicholls State on the board first with a 3-pointer from the top of the key, and Leslie added a layup off a steal to give the Colonels a quick 5-0 advantage. Sophomore Taylor Maricle halted the run with a lay in of her own to close the gap to 5-2. Leslie buried a jumper from beyond the arc to push the lead to 10-2 at the 17:15 mark. A Shaw layup down the baseline and a 3-pointer by Torres from the right corner brought the Warhawks within five (21-16) before Torres drew an and-1 in the paint to narrow the deficit to Allen dropped a deep triple from the top of the key to push Nicholls State back up by five (24-19). claimed its first lead of the game (25-24) at the 4:21 mark of the first half following a Shaw 3-pointer and a made free throw from Williams. A finish down low from Shaw off a beautiful pass from Torres extended the lead to The Warhawks closed the half with a nice drive to the goal by Torres and a pair of Williams free throws to take a lead into the break. Torres and Shaw paced with nine points each, while Williams added seven points and four rebounds. burst out of the gates in the second frame, as quick field goals from Torres and Williams put the Warhawks on top Alexar Tugler drove aggressively down the baseline to kiss one off the glass to extend the Warhawk lead back to nine (48-39) with 11:56 left in the game. Allen led all scorers with 24 points and five rebounds, while Leslie added 23 points. No. NICHOLLS STATE FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 04 Hoskins, J Allen, A Leslie, S Babin, K Nash, J Lee, S Martin, H Ellis, S Washington, P Luton, E Guillory, J TM TEAM Totals % 35.3% 84.2% 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Maricle, T Shaw, J Pierson, S Tugler, A Simmons, A Tugler, E Maricle, R Brooks, S TM TEAM Totals % 33.3% 71.0% Officials: - Darci Doll, Marc Merritt, Britton Sherry Attendance: 2,013 Nicholls State WARHAWKS.COM

9 Game Ten Dec. 10 Reed Green Coliseum Hattiesburg, Miss. SOUTHERN MISS HATTIESBURG, Miss. - A career-high 28 points from senior Larrie Williams was not enough to complete a second half comeback, as the women's basketball team fell to Southern Miss Saturday evening inside Reed Green Coliseum. The Warhawks forced 25 turnovers, recorded 14 steals and added 34 points in the paint. The 28-point output from Williams was the highest single-game total by a player since Terri Butler scored 31 against Texas-San Antonio in Southern Miss opened up the largest lead of the game (47-36) with a jumper from Wendy Miller at the 15:14 mark of the second half. The Warhawks clawed back within five points at on four free throws from sophomore Ashleigh Simmons and senior Elizabeth Torres. (1-9) closed the gap to two (58-56) on a layup by sophomore Shantrell Pierson, but the Lady Eagles countered with a 10-2 run to retake a 10-point advantage at Torres finished a coast-to coast layup and then stole the ensuing inbounds pass, feeding Williams to pull within five points (69-64). A layup by freshman Christina Gray closed the deficit to with just 2:15 left on the clock. Torres scored eight points and added eight assists, while Simmons added seven points and four rebounds. Gray chipped in a career-high six points. Williams scored the first points of the game on a nice layup inside to put in front 2-0. Southern Miss responded with a hoop from Niesha Pierce to even the score at 2-2. A deep jumper from Shaw and another lay in from Williams added to a 6-2 Warhawks start. Southern Miss (3-5) claimed its first lead of the game as part of a 15-4 run (16-10) at the 11:33 mark of the half. The Warhawks responded with a jumper from Ashleigh Simmons to close the deficit to finished the half on a 10-6 run to head to the locker room trailing by just one, Williams led all scorers with 14 points, while Simmons chipped in five points and four rebounds. The Lady Eagles opened the second frame on a 7-0 run to take its largest lead of the ball game (40-32). Marion Zollicoffer finished an offensive rebound on the next possession to draw the Warhawks within six at Jamierra Faulkner paced Southern Miss with 20 points and nine assists, while Tanecka Carey added 16 points. 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Shin, J Pierson, S Maricle, T Simmons, A Tugler, E Maricle, R Gray, C Brooks, S TM TEAM Totals % 0.0% 64.3% No. SOUTHERN MISS FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 13 Pierce, Nit Celmina, A Faulkner, J Carey, T Pierce, Nie Plummer, S Fltecher, H Miller, W Johnson, D TM TEAM Totals % 54.5% 68.8% Officials: - Kelly Johnson, Mike Riggs, Ty Abernathy Attendance: 1, Southern Miss Game 11 Dec. 16 BankUnited Center Coral Gables, Fla. MIAMI CORAL GABLES, Fla. - A hot offensive start powered No. 7 Miami over the women's basketball team Friday night inside the BankUnited Center. The Warhawks forced 14 Hurricane turnovers and registered 10 steals. and Miami each blocked six shots apiece. The Hurricanes opened the game scoring the first seven field goals. Shenise Johnson knocked home a pair of 3-pointers and finished two hoops inside, while Riquana Williams added two baskets of her own. Senior Larrie Williams halted the Hurricanes momentum with a dribble drive down the lane for 's first points of the contest. Miami (9-1) responded with a 10-0 run before senior Marion Zollicoffer finished a layup down low. Williams then added an and-1 down low to key a 5-0 Warhawk advantage. The Warhawks (1-10) closed the half with three Williams free throws and a 3-pointer from sophomore Elexar Tugler in the left corner. Williams led with nine points and two rebounds, while Elexar Tugler added five points and a steal in the opening frame. Miami's Morgan Stroman opened the scoring the second half with a triple from the corner. Sophomore Ashleigh Simmons and Williams then scored on consecutive possessions to spark the Warhawks. Sophomore Alexar Tugler drove to the hoop to finish a steal, and Zollifcoffer deposited a lay in the next trip down the floor. Senior Elizabeth Torres dropped a 3-pointer from the top of the key, followed by two Simmons baskets and a Zollicoffer jumper to aid a 6-2 Warhawk run. Williams led with 11 points, five rebounds and three blocked shots. Simmons chipped in 10 points and three rebounds, while Zollicoffer added eight points and five boards. Johnson, Williams and Krystal Saunders each scored 16 points to lead the Hurricanes, while Stroman chipped in 14 points and seven rebounds Simmons, A Williams, L Torres, E Shaw, J Gray, C Zollicoffer, M Shin, J Pierson, S Tugler, A Maricle, T Tugler, E Maricle, R Brooks, S Lee, J TM TEAM Totals % 15.4% 50.0% No. MIAMI FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 32 Stroman, M Bullock, S Williams, R Yderstrom, S Johnson, S Woods, M Saunders, K Hobgood, T Williams, S Capers, J McGuire, S Wilson, S Brown, M TM TEAM Totals % 42.1% 61.9% Officials: - Carla Fountain, Daryl Humphrey, Will Schreiber Attendance: 1, Miami Game 12 Dec. 19 Fant-Ewing Coliseum Monroe, La. TENNESSEE TECH MONROE, La. - A career-high 16 points by sophomore Alexar Tugler was not enough to negate a second half rally that propelled Tennessee Tech to a win over the women's basketball team Monday night inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum. The Golden Eagles (4-7) embarked on a 13-6 surge to close what had been a 16-point deficit to seven with 9:55 left to play (51-44). A layup by Molly Heady and three made shots at the free-throw line brought Tennessee Tech within four (53-49). A Tacarra Hayes jumper with just over 3:00 to play gave Tennessee Tech its first lead of the second half, Sophomore Jasmine Shaw sunk a pair of free throws at the other end to reclaim a one-point lead (61-60) the Warhawks. A Hayes jumper in the lane gave the Golden Eagles the lead back at Senior Larrie Williams led with 18 points on 6-of-13 shooting. Alexar Tugler added five rebounds and two steals to her career-best 16 points. Senior Marion Zollicoffer scored the first field goal of the game off an inbounds play to give the Warhawks an early 3-1 lead. Briana Jordan countered with a 3-pointer from the top of the key to give the Golden Eagles a 4-3 advantage. The Warhawks (1-11) closed the half on a 7-2 run to take a lead into intermission. Alexar Tugler led all scorers with 14 first half points. Williams chipped in eight points and a blocked shot in the opening frame. Alexar Tugler capped off a 9-1 Warhawk run by taking a steal coast-to-coast to open a 14-point cushion at the 15:35 mark of the second frame (43-29). Freshman Christina Gray then made a nice steal of her own, finishing a lay in at the other end to give a advantage. Hayes led all scorers with 29 points and two steals, while Jala Harris chipped in 12 points. No. TENNESSEE TECH FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 40 Heady, M Cook, K Darling, B Jordan, B Hayes, T Henderson, D Stirrup, K Barker, K Harris, J Williams, T TM TEAM Totals % 25.0% 64.3% 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Shin, J Pierson, S Tugler, E Gray, C Brooks, S TM TEAM Totals % 20.0% 75.0% Technical Fouls: Team (Tennessee Tech) Officials: - Doug Cloud, Laurie Porter, John Fletcher Attendance: 748 Tennessee Tech VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE 9 WARHAWKS.COM

10 GAME RECAPS Game 13 Dec. 21 Prather Coliseum Natchitoches, La. 84 NORTHWESTERN STATE 68 Game 14 Dec. 29 Fant-Ewing Coliseum Monroe, La. WESTERN KENTUCKY Game 15 Dec. 31 Fant-Ewing Coliseum Monroe, La. ARKANSAS STATE NATCHITOCHES, La. - A 25-point performance from senior Larrie Williams and a 47-point second half powered the women's basketball team to an win over Northwestern State Wednesday afternoon inside Prather Coliseum. The Warhawks (2-11) dominated the glass over the Lady Demons, holding a edge in offensive rebounds. The 71 rebounds were just four from equaling the all-time team record set Feb. 26, 1985 against North Texas. The Warhawks also outscored Northwestern State in the paint, and finished 19 second-chance points. Jordi James got the Lady Demons on the scoreboard first with a 3-pointer from the right corner. Sophomore Alexar Tugler responded, driving baseline for the lay in to bring within one at 3-2. Williams finished an offensive rebound the next trip down the floor to give the Warhawks a 4-3 advantage. A Tugler 3-pointer and a Williams layup keyed a 7-0 run as opened a 15-9 lead. Northwestern State (3-8) responded with a 10-1 surge highlighted by a Ronikka Drake jumper to reclaim the lead (18-16). Sophomore Ashleigh Simmons answered with a jumper to tie the game at 18-all. The Lady Demons embarked on a 12-4 run to take the largest lead of the game at with just over 4:00 left in the opening half. The Warhawks answered with a frenzied 15-4 run to take a lead into the break. Williams led all scorers with 21 points, and added seven rebounds. Tugler finished a nice feed from senior Elizabeth Torres for the first points of the second half to extend 's lead to Sophomore Jasmine Shaw drove through the lane the next Warhawk possession to open a seven-point cushion (41-34). continued to apply the pressure, as a 3-pointer from Torres at the top of the key extended the Warhawk lead to 11 (52-41) with 13:57 to play. Another triple from Torres and a pair of free throws from freshman Sharnice Brooks gave the Warhawks a 16-point advantage at Williams' 25 points led all scorers, and she added 10 rebounds and three blocked shots. Tugler chipped in a career-high 18 points, 10 rebounds and two steals, while Torres added 12 points (4-for-4 from the field), seven assists and two steals. James paced Northwestern State with 23 points, while Jasmine Upchurch chipped in 20 points and a game-high 16 rebounds. 01 Zollicoffer, M Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Williams, L Shin, J Pierson, S Maricle, T Simmons, A Tugler, E Maricle, R Gray, C Brooks, S Holley, T Lee, J TM TEAM Totals % 30.8% 69.6% No. NW STATE FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 03 Drake, R Graf, M Upchurch, J James, J Armstead, T Williams, T Triplett, T Ausmer, A TM TEAM Totals % 35.0% 44.0% Officials: Eric Koch, Doug Williams, Bryan Morrow Attendance: Northwestern State MONROE, La. - A furious comeback during the game's final minutes powered the women's basketball team to a thrilling victory over Western Kentucky Thursday night inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum. The Warhawks (3-11, 1-0) closed the contest on an incredible 19-2 run to overcome a score with 6:24 left in regulation. The victory was the first for the Warhawks against the Lady Toppers during the regular season since a win February 21, Western Kentucky struck quickly to open the second half, as layups from Vanessa Obafemi and Keshia Mosley pushed the Lady Toppers in front The Warhawks refused to back down, as a layup by sophomore Ashleigh Simmons brought within eight (47-39) with under four minutes to play. A deep 3-pointer by sophomore Jasmine Shaw slashed the deficit to the next trip down the floor. Following a Lady Hilltopper miss, senior Elizabeth Torres fed freshman Christina Gray with a beautiful pass down low to pull the Warhawks within one at A pair of free throws by senior Larrie Williams gave its first lead of the second half (48-47). Williams led all scorers with 14 points and added seven rebounds. Shaw chipped in 12 points and one steal. Western Kentucky (3-10, 1-1) used an early 8-0 run to take the largest lead of the opening frame at the 12:04 mark of the first half, capped by a 3-pointer from Danay Fothergill. The Warhawks answered with a trio of baskets from Williams, sophomore Elexar Tugler and sophomore Shantrell Pierson to close the gap to got within two points (19-17) before the Lady Toppers closed on a 9-2 surge to take a lead into halftime. Shaw paced the Warhawks with seven points, while Williams and Torres added four points apiece. Mosley led the Lady Toppers with 11 points and seven rebounds. Teranie Thomas added nine points and six rebounds. No. WKU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 30 Gooch, C Owens, L Johnson, J Means, C Obafemi, V Mosley, K Thomas, T Fothergill, D Sholtes, E Govan, A Johnson, I Hill, M TM TEAM Totals % 15.4% 68.4% 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E, Tugler, A Shaw, J Shin, J Pierson, S Maricle, T Simmons, A Tugler, E Gray, C Brooks, S Holley, T TM TEAM Totals % 20.0% 71.4% Officials: - Scotty Hermann, Eric Baker, Ron Harris Attendance: 1,319 Western Kentucky MONROE, La. - A season-low 12 turnovers and an 11-player balanced scoring attack powered the women's basketball team to an impressive Sun Belt Conference triumph over Arkansas State Saturday afternoon inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum. The 26-point final was the largest margin of victory in conference play for (4-11, 2-0) since an win over UL-Lafayette on Feb. 11, The Warhawks sho a season-best 52.3 percent (34-65) from the field, and their six made 3-pointers were also team-high. held a advantage scoring in the paint and a edge in points off turnovers The Warhawks erupted out of the gate on a 14-2 run, capped by a layup from senio Larrie Williams. A pair of 3-pointers from Arkansas State's Lunden Roberts cut the lead to 18-10, but responded with a 5-0 surge to stretch the advantage to 13 (23-10). Arkansas State (5-9, 0-2) answered with a 12-5 run to close the deficit to on the strength of a pair of 3-pointers from Roberts and Meghan Lewis. closed the opening frame with a jumper from sophomore Ashleigh Simmons to take a lead into the break. Sophomore Alexar Tugler paced the Warhawks with nine points and two blocked shots at the half, while Williams added eight points five rebounds and two rejections. The Warhawks remained energized in the second half, as successful drives to the basket from Tugler and senior Elizabeth Torres pushed the lead to 16 (44-28). Arkansas State battled to within 10 at on a score from Quinishia McDowell at the 15:29 mark. then took control with a 19-8 spurt that provided the hosts a cushion. A nice finish down low from Williams and a fast break layup from freshman Jae Shin extended the lead to Williams and Tugler each led with 16 points. Williams added seven rebounds and tied a career-high with four blocks, while Tugler chipped in two blocks and three steals. Torres finished with eight points, six assists and three steals. Roberts led the Red Wolves with 12 points, and NeNe Hurst added 10 points and a game-high 13 rebounds. No. ARKANSAS STATE FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 11 Morrill, J Olvera, A McDowell, Q Hurst, S Watson, A Qedan, H Roberts, L Pritchett, T Lewis, M Hunt, J Reel, L Maddox, O Randle, M TM TEAM Totals % 66.7% 64.7% 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Shin, J Pierson, S Maricle, T Simmons, A Tugler, E Maricle, R Gray, C Brooks, S Holley, T Lee, J TM TEAM Totals % 46.2% 81.8% Officials: Joe Cunningham, Ernie Solis, Kylie Gallowy Attendance: 1,061 Arkansas State VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE 10 WARHAWKS.COM

11 Game 16 Jan. 4 FAU Arena Boca Raton, Fla. 58 Game 17 Jan. 7 Century Bank Arena Miami, Fla. 55 Game 18 Jan. 12 Fant-Ewing Coliseum Monroe, La. UALR 54 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 65 FIU t r, BOCA RATON, Fla. - A game-high 18 points from seniors Larrie Williams and Elizabeth Torres were not enough to thwart timely shooting from Florida Atlantic as the women's basketball team dropped a physical Sun Belt Conference decision Wednesday night inside the FAU Arena. Shenise Miller got FAU on the board after cleaning up an offensive rebound for a quick 2-0 Owls lead. Senior Marion Zollicoffer responded with a finish at the other end for to tie the game at 2-2. Miller then drove to the rim the next Owl possession to give the hosts a 4-2 advantage. The Warhawks (4-12, 2-1) began chipping away at the FAU lead, as a pair of field goals from Williams and a nice layup from Zollicoffer cut the deficit to just four (18-14). A fast break finish from Torres and a turnaround in the paint from Williams capped a 12-0 run to tie the game at 18-all. The Owls took a lead into the break. Williams and Torres each paced with eight points, while Zollicoffer chipped in four points and four rebounds. FAU (8-6, 3-0) connected quickly for nine second half points to open a 10-point lead at Two layups inside by Williams brought within eight (45-37), but DaLita Scott responded for the Owls to stretch the lead to would not go away, as a drive to the rack by sophomore Ashleigh Simmons, a turnaround by Williams and a deep triple by Torres slashed the FAU lead to three (55-51). A Torres layup kept the Warhawks in range at FAU gained a seven-point cushion with four late free throws to push the lead to A late 3-pointer from freshman Taylor Maricle provided with its final points of the night. Takia Brooks equaled Torres and Williams with 18 points to lead FAU, while April Goins chipped in 14 points, seven rebounds and four assists. 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Shin, J Maricle, T Simmons, A Tugler, E Gray, C Holley, T TM TEAM Totals % 36.4% 66.7% No. FLORIDA ATLANTIC FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 25 Miller, C Goins, A Smith, K Brooks, T Stamps, T Byczkowski, M Penate, V Scott, D Dempsey, L Proctor, K Dennis, V TM Team Totals % 25.0% 85.0% Officials: -Metta Roberts, Dawn Marsh, Timothy Buckner Attendance: Florida Atlantic MIAMI, Fla. - A game-high 36 points from Jerica Coley powered FIU over the women's basketball team Saturday night inside the U.S. Century Bank Arena. The Warhawks out-rebounded the Panthers 41-34, including a edge on the offensive glass. also held a advantage scoring in the paint. Coley got the Panthers (11-5, 1-2) on the board with a jumper from the right wing to take a quick 2-0 lead. Sophomore Jasmine Shaw answered with a basket of her own to tie the game at 2-2. Finda Mansare banked in a layup the next FIU possession to give the hosts a 4-2 advantage. Senior Larrie Williams finished an off-balance layup in the paint as time expired in the first half to send the Warhawks to locker room trailing Sophomore Ashleigh Simmons led with six points and four rebounds at the break, while Alexar and Elexar Tugler each chipped in four points. The Warhawks (4-13, 2-2) showed energy early in the second half, as senior Marion Zollicoffer scored a beautiful feed from senior Elizabeth Torres. Torres then made a tough layup of her own to cut the FIU lead to An and-1 from Shaw closed the deficit to 37-30, followed by a turnaround jumper in the post from Williams to further trim the lead to five (37-32). Torres led the Warhawks with 11 points, six rebounds and four assists. She also surpassed the 400-assist plateau for her career, becoming just the fifth player in program history to accomplish the feat. Simmons added 10 points, six boards and one steal. battled the lead down to three (41-38) after a Williams layup and a Torres pull-up jumper in traffic sparked a 19-6 Warhawk run. Coley buried a triple from the top of the key to push the Panther advantage back to 44-40, and then connected on two more shots inside to bookend a 9-0 FIU run that vaulted the Panthers back up by 10 (50-40). The Warhawks flew back with an 8-1 surge of their own, with consecutive fast break buckets from Shaw and Simmons. A third fast break layup from Elexar Tugler closed the gap to just one (51-50). Coley added six rebounds, three assists, two steals and two blocked shots to her 36-point performance. Mansare chipped in 15 points and eight rebounds. 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Shin, J Pierson, S Simmons, A Tugler, E Gray, C TM TEAM Totals % 16.7% 46.2% No. FIU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 23 Mansare, F Labady, Z Hutlassa, F Coley, J Miloglav, C Melnikova, S Ashmore, D Idom, K Oritsesan, T TM TEAM Totals % 28.6% 78.6% Officials: - Attendance: FIU MONROE, La. - A fast start to begin the game carried the women's basketball team to a Sun Belt Conference win over UALR Thursday night inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum. The win was the first for over UALR since a triumph Jan. 2, 2006 (11 meetings). The Warhawks forced 19 Trojan turnovers, collecting 19 points off UALR miscues. held a game-high 15-point advantage with 14:39 to play in the second half (40-25). Senior Larrie Williams got (5-13, 3-2) on the board first with a leaner in the lane and two free throws. A layup in the paint from fellow senior Elizabeth Torres stretched the lead to 6-0. A deep 3-pointer from Taylor Gault brought UALR within three at 8-5. Williams answered with a layup to extend the Warhawk lead back to five (10-5). UALR (7-10, 2-2) roared back with an 11-5 run, taking a lead on a layup from Hannah Fohne. A pretty drive to the hoop from Torres was countered by the Trojans Marian Kursh to give the visitors a one-point lead (18-17). The Warhawks closed the frame on a 9-3 surge to take a lead into halftime. Williams led all scorers with 10 points, while sophomore Alexar Tugler chipped in nine points and two steals. cruised out of the break with eight quick points to open the cushion to A pair of 3-pointers from Tugler extended the advantage to UALR closed the gap to with under six minutes to play, but two baskets from freshman Sharnice Brooks pushed the Warhawks back on top The Trojans made a late 12-3 run to close the deficit to its final margin. Tugler finished with a game-high 16 points and added three assists and two steals. Williams chipped in 15 points, eight rebounds and a blocked shot. She also surpassed the 900-point scoring plateau for her career, becoming the 22nd player in program history to do so. Kiera Clark led UALR with 13 points and eight rebounds, while Gault added 12 points and three assists. No. UALR FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 31 Williams, B Merriex, J Kursh, M Ford, T Gault, T Clark, K Williams, M Fohne, H Gaston-Loyd, W TM TEAM Totals % 25.0% 43.8% 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Pierson, S Maricle,T Simmons, A Tugler, E Gray, C Brooks, S Holley, T TM TEAM Totals % 38.5% 68.0% Officials: Robert Strong, Doug Knight, Jana Tidwell Attendance: 1,337 UALR VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE 11 WARHAWKS.COM

12 GAME RECAPS Game 19 Jan. 15 Fant-Ewing Coliseum Monroe, La. Game 20 Jan. 19 Fant-Ewing Coliseum Monroe, La. Game 21 Jan. 21 Sartain Hall Troy, Ala. NORTH TEXAS 56 DENVER TROY 46 MONROE, La. - An impressive second half showing was not enough to overcome a 16-point first half deficit as the women's basketball team dropped a Sun Belt Conference decision to North Texas Sunday afternoon inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum. Warhawk senior Larrie Williams moved into the top 20 on the school's all-time scoring list with a team-best 18 points. Williams has now scored 929 points at and is 71 points from becoming the 16th 1,000-point scorer in program history. Despite the loss, the Warhawks (5-14, 3-3) closed the game on a surge and outscored the Mean Green in the second half. forced 20 North Texas turnovers, converting 15 points off giveaways. Two free throws put the Mean Green (11-8, 4-2) in front by three (54-51) with under 16 seconds to play, but freshman Taylor Maricle buried a triple to stun North Texas and tie the game at 54-all. Following a timeout, North Texas' Brittney Hudson drove the length of the floor to kiss a layup off the glass for the win. Williams added four rebounds and a blocked shot to her team-high 18 points. Senior Elizabeth Torres chipped in 12 points, six assists and a steal. Tamara Torru got North Texas on the board first with a layup inside to take a 2-0 advantage. A turnaround in the paint from Williams brought the Warhawks within a possession at 3-2. took its first lead of the game when Torres fed sophomore Alexar Tugler for a left-handed lay in to make it 4-3 in favor of the hosts. The Mean Green opened up an 11-point advantage with a 10-0 run, capped by a Kasondra Foreman layup with 8:06 left in the first half (19-8), and closed the opening frame with the game's largest lead, Williams and Tugler each scored four points for in the first 20 minutes. whittled the lead down to with a nice 7-2 run to open the second period after a fast break layup from Torres. The Mean Green answered with a surge of its own, punctuated by a bucket from Ash' Lynne Evans and two free throws from Torru to go back in front by 17 (43-26). The Warhawks kept chipping away at the North Texas lead, closing the deficit to six (46-40) with 5:14 remaining in regulation after a Williams layup. kept the momentum rolling with a jumper from sophomore Ashleigh Simmons to draw within four at A Tugler lay in kept the Warhawks within four (48-44), capping an impressive 18-5 rally. Jasmine Godbolt led North Texas with 20 points and seven rebounds, while Torru added 10 points and six rebounds. No. NORTH TEXAS FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 01 Evans, A Godbolt, J McCoy, L Nelson, D Torru, T Blakely, B Hankins, A Hudson, B Foreman, K Stanley, S TM TEAM Totals % 25.0% 68.4% 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Shin, J Maricle, T Simmons, A Tugler, E Gray, C Brooks, S TM TEAM Totals % 23.5% 76.9% Officials: Marlin Ramsey, Jody Taylor, Jeff Faulconer Attendance: 1,298 North Texas MONROE, La. - For the second consecutive game, an efficient second half was not enough to overcome a slow start as the women's basketball team dropped a Sun Belt Conference decision to Denver Thursday night inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum. The Warhawks outscored the Pioneers after halftime and outrebounded the visitors by a slim margin. also posted a season-low 11 turnovers. Kaetlyn Murdoch finished a layup in the key to give the Pioneers an early 2-0 lead. Senior Larrie Williams tipped in a Warhawk miss at the other end to even the score at 2-2. Murdoch nailed a jumper the next Denver trip to reclaim a two-point advantage (4-2). The Pioneers (12-8, 4-2) took control with a 9-0 surge to claim an 11-2 lead. Freshman Taylor Maricle responded with a pair of 3-pointers to shrink the deficit to six (14-8). A made jumper by senior Marion Zollicoffer was countered by two Denver buckets, and the visitors took a lead into halftime. Maricle led with six points, while Zollicoffer chipped in four points, three rebounds and two blocked shots. The Warhawks (5-15, 3-4) cut into the Denver lead at the start of the second frame, as a 3-pointer from senior Elizabeth Torres slashed the deficit to nine (32-23). A layup from sophomore Elexar Tugler drew the score to 37-30, and a nifty jumper from Williams capped an 11-5 surge (37-34). Denver responded with two 3-pointers from Morgan Van Riper-Rose to stretch the lead back to Layups from sophomore Jasmine Shaw and Torres again closed the deficit to three (43-40), but a triple from Jordan Johnston gave the Pioneers a six-point cushion at refused to back down, as a Williams jumper brought the Warhawks within two at Murdoch countered with a make of her own the next Denver trip to lengthen the lead back to four (50-46). Maricle paced with a career-high 11 points (3-of-5 from 3-point range), while Torres added 10 points and two steals. Williams finished with nine points and a game-high nine rebounds. Van Riper-Rose led all scorers with 15 points. Johnston chipped in 13 points and four rebounds. No. DENVER FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 20 Michel, M Murdoch, K Noonan, Q Smith, E Shell, M Van Riper-Rose, M Johnston, J Wirth, T Hunter, D Janecek, A TM TEAM Totals % 33.3% 54.5% 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Pierson, S Maricle, T Simmons, A Tugler, E, TM TEAM Totals % 27.8% 57.1% Officials: Charlie Hunt, John Fletcher, Laurie Porter Attendance: - Denver TROY, Ala. - A last-second steal by sophomore Elexar Tugler preserved a women's basketball Sun Belt Conference victory at Troy Saturday night inside Sartain Hall. The Warhawks (6-15, 4-4) forced 19 Trojan turnovers, converting 21 of those miscues into points. also held the edge scoring in the paint (20-16) and fast break scoring (10-4). Troy (1-17, 0-7) exploded out of the locker room in the second half with a 6-0 run to cut a 10-point halftime deficit to A putback by senior Marion Zollicoffer off a sophomore Jasmine Shaw miss extended the advantage back to eight (34-26). A jumper from senior Elizabeth Torres lengthened the cushion to The Trojans drew within six points on back-to-back 3-pointers from Jasmine Pitts and Sarah McAppion (46-40). A triple from Brooke Bowie capped an 11-0 run to close the gap to An and-1 from Bowie made it a one-point ballgame at with under 1:30 to play. Senior Larrie Williams led with 11 points and nine rebounds, while Shaw added 10 points and two steals. Zollicoffer finished a nice feed from sophomore Alexar Tugler for the game's first points and a 2-0 lead. Ieva Nagy answered with a bucket for Troy, and McAppion followed to give the Trojans a 4-2 advantage. took its first lead of the game at 9-7 on a made 3-pointer from the corner by Shaw. A 3-pointer from Alexar Tugler pushed the Warhawk lead to A triple from Troy's Bowie tied the score at 12-all. The Warhawks held the Trojans to two field goals over the final 6:30 of the opening half, closing on a 12-4 run to take a advantage into the break. Williams paced all scorers with eight points and added four rebounds. Zollicoffer contributed six points, five rebounds and a blocked shot. McAppion scored a game-high 12 points for Troy, and Bowie added nine points and five rebounds. 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Shin, J Tugler, A Pierson, S Maricle, T Simmons, A Tugler, E Shaw, J Gray, C Brooks, S Lee, J TM TEAM Totals % 21.4% 71.4% No. TROY FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 11 Nagy, I Ross, D Kleeman, S McAppion, S Sword, D Bowie, B Pitts, J Coleman, K Blake, J Manuel, T TM TEAM Totals % 20.0% 57.1% Officials: Nam Sisk, Jody Camdrell, Kylie Galloway Attendance: Troy VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE 12 WARHAWKS.COM

13 Game 22 Jan. 28 Fant-Ewing Coliseum Monroe, La. UL-LAFAYETTE MONROE, La. - A dominant 22-point outing from senior Larrie Williams propelled the women's basketball team to a Sun Belt Conference win over rival UL-Lafayette Saturday afternoon inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum. The 31-point winning margin was the largest for the Warhawks this season, and is now 18-0 against the Ragin' Cajuns all-time in Fant-Ewing Coliseum (36-5 overall). The Warhawks earned a margin on points scored in the paint, and outrebounded UL-Lafayette Williams is one point behind Ranita Bolton for 18th place on the school's all-time scoring list, as she is now just 29 points shy of 1,000 at 971 points. Fellow senior Elizabeth Torres passed Ronda Harrison for 4th place in assists at (420). Taylor Maricle finished a loose ball underneath the goal for the game's first points and a 2-0 lead. Maricle then drilled a 3-pointer from the top of the key for a 5-0 Warhawk advantage. After UL-Lafayette (5-16, 0-9) closed the deficit to 5-4, embarked on a 7-0 run highlighted by two sophomore Ashleigh Simmons layups to stretch the lead to (7-15, 5-4) upped the lead to 10 (18-8) on another Maricle jumper from long range. The Ragin' Cajuns quickly closed the lead to just four (18-14) on back-to-back 3-pointers from Megan Whittaker. A jumper from Jean-Marie Allen brought UL- Lafayette within two (18-16) on an 8-0 run. The Warhawks closed the half on a 12-0 surge to take a advantage into halftime. Williams scored six of the frame's final 12 points to pace all scorers with 12 points. Maricle added eight points and two rebounds, while Simmons chipped in six points and six boards. A pair of buckets from Torres and sophomore Jasmine Shaw to start the second half pushed the run to 16-0 and gave the hosts a lead. Finishes down low by Williams and Maricle extended the cushion to 21 (40-19). Williams was not finished, drilling the second 3-pointer of her Warhawk career from the top of the key to put in front An and-1 in the paint extended the advantage to Williams added seven rebounds to her game-high 22 points. Simmons and Maricle each finished with 10 points apiece, while Shaw added eight points and a career-best five steals. Krystal Motley led UL-Lafayette with eight points, while Whittaker chipped in six points and three rebounds. No. UL-LAFAYETTE FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 23 West, J Brunker, M Arceneaux, B Motley, K Davis, B Schambough, B Brown, R Whittaker, M Beaty, L Morris, N Allen, J TM TEAM Totals % 26.7% 70.0% 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Maricle, T Shaw, J Shin, J Pierson, S Tugler, A Simmons, A Tugler, E Maricle, R Gray, C Brooks, S Holley, T Lee, J TM TEAM Totals % 20.0% 64.7% Officials: Darei Doll, Ron Harris, Edwards Novak Attendance: 2,419 UL-Lafayette VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE Game 23 Feb. 1 Convocation Center Jonesboro, Ark. ARKANSAS STATE JONESBORO, Ark. - Sustained scoring runs from the host team powered Arkansas State to a win over the women's basketball team Wednesday night inside the ASU Convocation Center. Senior Larrie Williams moved past both Ranita Bolton ( ) and Jesse Carrier ( ) into 17th place on the school's all-time scoring list. Williams is just 15 points shy of becoming the 16th 1,000-point scorer in school history (985). Fellow senior Elizabeth Torres passed Veronica Ridgell for 3rd place all-time in assists (425). Sophomore Ashleigh Simmons got the Warhawks (7-16, 5-5) on the board first with a layup in the paint. NeNe Hurst followed with a jumper to tie the game at 2-all. Simmons connected on another layup to retake a two-point advantage (4-2). The Red Wolves (9-14, 3-7) raced out on an 8-0 run to open a 16-7 lead. An and-1 from senior Marion Zollicoffer cut the deficit to six (16-10). Zollicoffer then put back a missed field goal to close the gap to Arkansas State surged with a 13-7 run of its own to take a lead. Sophomore Jasmine Shaw responded with a runner to slash the deficit down to eight (29-21). A 3-pointer from Torres brought within five at A blistering 8-2 spurt sent Arkansas State to the half with a cushion. Simmons led with eight points and two rebounds, while Zollicoffer chipped in seven points and four rebounds. Hot shooting out of the break vaulted the Red Wolves in front 46-26, capped by an Andi Watson 3-pointer. came back down the floor with a pair of field goals from Williams. A layup by Torres brought the margin to A 3-pointer from Alexar Tugler and a 3-point play by fellow sophomore Elexar Tugler cut the disadvantage to A jumper from Alexar Tugler brought the Warhawks back within single digits (49-40) and capped an 8-0 run. Buckets by Hurst and Quinishia McDowell put Arkansas State on top Williams and Simmons shared the scoring lead for with 14 points. Torres chipped in eight points and five assists. Jane Morrill paced all scorers with 21 points and added four rebounds. Hurst finished with 17 points and eight rebounds. 20 Simmons, A Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Zollicoffer, M Pierson, S Maricle, T Tugler, E Maricle, R Gray, C Brooks, S Holley, T TM TEAM Totals % 35.7% 85.7% No. ARKANSAS STATE FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 11 Morrill, J Hurst, S Watson, A Olvera, A McDowell, Q Qedan, H Roberts, L Pritchett, T Lewis, M Hunt, J Reel, L Maddox, O Randle, M TM TEAM Totals % 25.0% 66.7% Officials: Luis Gonzalez, Chaney Muench, Lauren Holtkemp Attendance: 1, Arkansas State Game 24 Feb. 4 Jack Stephens Center Little Rock, Ark. UALR LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - An 11-point second half swing led UALR over the women's basketball team Saturday night inside the Jack Stephens Center. held the edge in points scored in the paint (22-16), points off turnovers (14-13) and second chance points (9-6). Senior Marion Zollicoffer got the Warhawks (7-17, 5-6) on the board with a nifty drive to the hoop for a quick 2-0 lead. Sophomore Jasmine Shaw then banked a layup off the glass for a 4-0 advantage. UALR's Taylor Ford broke the surge with a jumper off the glass to make it 4-2. The Warhawks held the Trojans scoreless for nearly seven minutes, embarking on an 8-0 run to take a 12-4 lead. A 3-pointer from sophomore Alexar Tugler stretched the cushion to nine (15-6). UALR (12-11, 7-3) closed the opening frame on an 11-2 run, but the Warhawks took a advantage to the locker room. Senior Larrie Williams led all scorers with nine points and added four rebounds, while Shaw chipped in seven points. scored two baskets early in the second half to up the lead to Taylor Gault knocked down a jumper to bring the Trojans within five (30-25). UALR drew within two (34-32) after a made free throw from Marian Kursh. The Trojans took their first lead of the game at on a Gault layup. Senior Elizabeth Torres paced with 12 points, five rebounds, five assists and two steals. Williams added 11 points, moving into 16th place on the school's all-time scoring list (996 points). She needs four points to join the 1,000-point club as its 16th member. Gault led all scorers with 19 points for UALR. Kursh added nine points and 11 rebounds. 01 Zollicoffer, M Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Williams, L Shin, J Pierson, S Maricle, T Simmons, A Tugler, E Maricle, R TM TEAM Totals % 36.4% 62.5% No. UALR FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 31 Williams, B Merriex, J Kursh, M Ford, T Gault, T Clark, K Fohne, H Cobbins, K TM Team Totals % 20.0% 80.0% Officials: Ernie Solis, Metta Roberts, Shawn Goode Attendance: 3, UALR WARHAWKS.COM

14 GAME RECAPS Game 25 Feb. 11 Fant-Ewing Coliseum Monroe, La. SOUTH ALABAMA 55 Game 26 Feb. 15 The Super Pit Denton, Texas 70 Game 27 Feb. 18 Magness Arena Denver, Colo NORTH TEXAS 67 DENVER 57 MONROE, La. - The women's basketball team erased a seven-point halftime deficit, and senior Larrie Williams reached rare company in school history as the Warhawks defeated South Alabama Saturday afternoon inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum. Williams became the 16th player in program history to score 1,000 career points early in the first half. The 6-2 center now has 1,011 points as a Warhawk. controlled scoring in the paint 30-20, points off turnovers 22-16, and fast break points 8-2. The Warhawks also forced 18 South Alabama turnovers. Sophomore Jasmine Shaw made a nice cut to the hoop for a quick 2-0 Warhawk lead. Mansa El responded with a deep triple from the left wing to give South Alabama a 3-2 advantage. El banked home another 3-pointer to stretch the lead to 6-2. (8-17, 6-6) cut into the lead with a 6-2 surge to close the deficit to two (11-9). South Alabama's (15-10, 8-5) Lauren Walker connected on a jumper to push the cushion to Williams notched her historic bucket on a turnaround in the lane to bring the Warhawks within three at The Lady Jaguars took a lead into halftime after a made layup from Veronica Cherizol. Shaw paced with nine points, while Williams added seven points, five rebounds and one blocked shot at the break. The Warhawks used a 9-4 surge out of the locker room to draw within two (35-33), capped by a sophomore Reagan Maricle lay in. Sarda Peterson buried a 3-pointer for South Alabama to push the visitors lead to retook the lead at following a tip-in from sophomore Ashleigh Simmons and an inside jumper from Williams. The Lady Jaguars vaulted back in front on a pair of jumpers from El and Walker (45-42). Sophomore Alexar Tugler made a clean steal off a Mary Nixon drive, taking the ball coast-to-coast for the finish. Senior Elizabeth Torres then drew a fast break and-1 after a steal of her own to give its biggest lead of the game Williams and Shaw each led with 15 points, while Alexar Tugler chipped in 11 points and two steals. El scored a game-high 20 points to lead South Alabama. Peterson added eight points and two assists. No. SOUTH ALABAMA FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 22 Kennon, C Ammons, T Peterson, S Nixon, M El, M Walker, L Robertson, R Reynolds, C Cherizol, V TM TEAM Totals % 18.2% 66.7% 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Shin, J Pierson, S Maricle, T Simmons, A Tugler, E Maricle, R Gray, C Brooks, S Lee, J TM TEAM Totals % 22.2% 68.4% Officials: Darci Doll, Nan Sisk, Kristen Von Netzer McKinnon Attendance: 1,679 South Alabama DENTON, Texas - After Desiree Nelson tied the ballgame with 2.0 seconds left in regulation to send the game to overtime, the women's basketball team clawed its way to a win over North Texas Wednesday night at the Super Pit. The contest saw an astounding 11 lead changes and 11 ties, the final change swinging in the Warhawks' favor. forced 23 Mean Green miscues, converting 25 points off turnovers. Senior Elizabeth Torres became the 23rd player in program history to surpass the 900-point career scoring mark. The 5-6 guard now has 901 points as a Warhawk. Laura McCoy drilled a 3-pointer to extend a 7-1 Mean Green (13-13, 6-7) run and give the hosts a lead to open the second frame. The Warhawks (9-17, 7-6) fought back quickly with four points to close the gap to one (31-30). Torres added a fastbreak layup to give a advantage. A blocked shot by sophomore Alexar Tugler led to a coast-to-coast basket for and extended its lead to Tamara Torru drew contact at the other end on a layup, and McCoy dropped in the rebound off the missed free throw to put the hosts in front Freshman Sharnice Brooks nailed a jumper from the top of the key to bring the Warhawks within three (51-48) before senior Larrie Williams banked a lay in off the glass to draw the score to Sophomore Jasmine Shaw bounced in an attempt in the paint to close the run (52-51). After North Texas jumped in front 57-56, Tugler again drew contact and completed the three-point play to retake a two-point lead (59-57). Tugler led all scorers with a career-high 19 points and added nine rebounds. Williams finished with 15 points, tying Michelle Biley ( ) for 15th-place on the school's all-time scoring list. Sophomore Ashleigh Simmons flew through the lane from the top of the key for an and-1 to put the Warhawks in front midway through the first half. North Texas' Jasmine Godbolt responded with a bucket of her own to draw within one (16-15). Williams finished on an off-balance attempt underneath that put back up by three at North Texas closed the half on a 6-0 run capped by a three-point play from Godbolt, but the Warhawks took a lead into the break. Simmons and Williams each led with eight points through one half of play. Godbolt led North Texas with 16 points and a game-high 13 rebounds, while Torru added 16 point and 10 boards. 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Shin, J Simmons, A Tugler, E Maricle, R Gray, C Brooks, S Holley, T Lee, J TM TEAM Totals % 25.0% 71.4% No. NORTH TEXAS FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 30 Stanley, S McCoy, L Foreman, K Nelson, D Torru, T Hankins, A Hudson, B Godbolt, J TM Team Totals % 27.3% 57.1% Officials: Kelly Johnson, Chaney Muench, Kylie Galloway Attendance: 1, North Texas DENVER - An impressive second half comeback was ultimately thwarted as the women's basketball team dropped a decision to Denver Saturday afternoon inside the Magness Arena. The Warhawks (9-18, 7-7) outscored the Pioneers in the paint and 16-2 in production from its bench. also held the edge in offensive rebounds (14-11). Sophomore Elexar Tugler drained a long 2-pointer to give the Warhawks the early 2-0 lead. Denver's Emiko Smith connected on a 3-ball from the right corner to put the Pioneers in front 3-2. Kaetlyn Murdoch dropped a nice turnaround jumper in the paint to extend the advantage to 5-2. Freshman Taylor Maricle finished a nice baseline drive to close the deficit to three points (11-8). Senior Marion Zollicoffer then got a nice spinning layup to fall to bring the visitors within Murdoch nailed another inside jumper to put Denver up The Pioneers (18-11, 10-5) opened an 18-point lead (31-13) on the strength of a 16-0 run, capped by a 3-pointer and a layup from Chaunise Powell and four Murdoch free throws. cut into the lead with five made free throws and an Alexar Tugler layup at the buzzer to trail at the break. Alexar Tugler, Zollicoffer and sophomore Jasmine Shaw each scored four points in the opening half to pace the Warhawks. Four quick points from Zollicoffer and a layup from Elexar Tugler continued a 15-1 run and brought within four (32-28) to start the second half. Morgan Van Riper- Rose drained a jumper to open the Denver lead to A Shaw lay in made the score 37-33, but Murdoch connected from in close to push the Pioneers up by six (39-33). Denver then embarked on a 12-4 surge to take a 12-point lead (49-37). would not relent, closing the deficit as low as three (51-48) with under four minutes to play. Murdoch responded with a turnaround jumper to vault Denver back in front After a missed Denver free throw, freshman Christina Gray finished a layup at the other end to draw the Warhawks back within three at Zollicoffer led with 10 points and added six rebounds and a blocked shot, while fellow senior Elizabeth Torres scored nine points and chipped in two steals off the bench. Senior Larrie Williams finished with eight points and a team-high seven rebounds, moving past Michelle Biley into sole possession of 15th place on the school's all-time scoring list (1,034). Murdoch led all scorers with 20 points for Denver, and contributed five blocks. Smith chipped in 11 points and seven assists. 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Tugler, A Tugler, E Shaw, J Torres, E Shin, J Pierson, S Maricle, T Simmons, A Maricle, R Gray, C Holley, T TM TEAM Totals % 7.7% 78.3% No. DENVER FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 20 Michel, M Murdoch, K Van Riper-Rose, M Johnston, J Smith, E Powell, C Hunter, D Janecek, A TM TEAM Totals % 28.6% 81.0% Officials: Eric Koch, Doug Knight, Kevin Kizewski Attendance: Denver VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE 14 WARHAWKS.COM

15 Game 28 Feb. 23 Fant-Ewing Coliseum Monroe, La. MIDDLE TENNESSEE 67 Game 29 Feb. 25 Cajundome Lafayette, La. 65 Game 30 March 3 Convention Center Hot Springs, Ark UL-LAFAYETTE 82 WESTERN KENTUCKY 66 MONROE, La. - Elizabeth Torres, Larrie Williams and Marion Zollicoffer combined for nearly half of the team's scoring, but the added lift from the seniors in their final home game was thwarted by a (RV/RV) Middle Tennessee win over the women's basketball team Thursday night inside Fant-Ewing Coliseum. The Warhawks forced 25 Blue Raider turnovers, converting 16 points off takeaways. outscored the Sun Belt Conference's number one team in the paint, and 10-0 from its bench players. Torres nailed a 3-pointer for the first basket of the game to give the early 3-0 lead. Icelyn Elie tied the game with a triple of her own. Sophomore Jasmine Shaw then finished off a layup inside that pushed the Warhawks in front 4-3. Elie followed with an inside jumper of her own to give Middle Tennessee a 5-4 advantage. The Blue Raiders (23-5, 15-0) opened a 16-8 lead on an Elie layup at the 11:57 mark of the first half. Sophomore Alexar Tugler scored on consecutive jumpers for the Warhawks, but Middle Tennessee's Kortni Jones hit a pair of 3-pointers to open a cushion for the visitors. (9-19, 7-8) embarked on a mini 6-3 surge, as freshman Taylor Maricle connected from beyond the arc and Zollicoffer added an and-1 to draw within 12 points (30-18). The Blue Raiders nailed their sixth and seventh 3-pointers of the half to take a lead. Jones was not finished in the opening frame, drilling her fifth triple of the half to send Middle Tennessee to the break in front Torres and Tugler each led with six points through one. The Blue Raiders scored eight quick points out of the locker room to take a advantage in the second half. A jumper from Torres and four points from sophomore Ashleigh Simmons ignited a Warhawk surge. Williams banked in a short layup to close the gap to Jones responded for Middle Tennessee with a 3-pointer, but Shaw got a jumper to fall to make it a 16-point game (60-44). Zollicoffer drove all the way down the lane for a bucket to keep the pressure on. A jumper from the 6-1 forward knifed the Blue Raider lead to just 12 (60-48). Torres led with 13 points and added three steals. She passed Katrina Barnett ( ) for second place on the all-time Warhawk assists list (444). Zollicoffer added 11 points and four rebounds, while Tugler chipped in eight points, four rebounds and two steals. Jones scored a game-high 25 points on 6-of-10 shooting from 3-point range for Middle Tennessee. Preseason All-Sun Belt co-player of the Year Ebony Rowe contributed 12 points and 17 rebounds. No. MIDDLE TENNESSEE FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 13 Elie, I Rowe, E Cason, S Jones, K Leonard, L Brinkley, J March, L Stewart, K TM TEAM Totals % 50.0% 70.0% 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Shin, J Pierson, S Maricle, T Simmons, A Tugler, E Maricle, R Gray, C Holley, T TM TEAM Totals % 20.0% 55.6% Officials: Charles Carroll, Robert Strong, Paula Ross Attendance: 1,498 Middle Tennessee LAFAYETTE, La. - A strong 23-point scoring performance from senior Larrie Williams could not overshadow an early cold shooting spell as the women's basketball team dropped an decision to UL-Lafayette in the regular season finale Saturday night inside the Cajundome. Williams moved past Chrissa Hailey ( ) into the 14th position on the school's all-time scoring list, finishing 9-of-18 from the floor. The 6-2 center has now scored 1,062 points at. The Warhawks outscored the Ragin' Cajuns in the paint and dominated second chance opportunities outrebounded the hosts 49-35, including a 27-6 advantage on the offensive glass. Krystal Motley followed her own miss for UL-Lafayette to open an early 2-0 lead. Sophomore Jasmine Shaw tipped home an errant attempt at the other end to tie the game at 2-2. Motley drilled a 3-pointer from the top of the key during UL- Lafayette's next possession for a 5-2 advantage. Senior Elizabeth Torres sunk a deep triple from the top of the key to close the (9-20, 7-9) deficit to Michelle Brunker countered with a layup to make it 12-9 UL-Lafayette. Torres nailed another 3-pointer following two Williams free throws to tie the contest at 14-all. The Ragin' Cajuns (7-22, 1-15) embarked on a 19-0 run punctuated by a Nicole Morris 3-pointer to take the largest lead of the half added four points to its first half total but went to the break trailing Williams and Torres each scored six points in the opening frame to pace the Warhawks. UL-Lafayette took its biggest lead of the game after Motley hit a long 2-pointer with 15 minutes remaining in the second half. Shaw connected on a pair of deep 3-pointers to give the Warhawks a spark. A steal and finish at the other end by Motley extended the Ragin' Cajuns advantage. Williams hustled down the floor for a pair of fastbreak layups to bring within 17 (57-40). An and-1 by Williams closed the deficit to just with more than nine minutes to play. Shaw connected on a 2-point basket from deep in the right corner to draw the Warhawks back to 16 (63-47). Morris promptly responded with a triple that extended the Ragin' Cajuns cushion to Freshman Taylor Maricle deposited her first 3-pointer of the contest to keep rolling, and Williams put back an offensive board for the old-fashioned three-pointplay to draw within 14 at Shaw contributed 15 points, eight rebounds and three steals for, and Maricle added eight points and four rebounds. Torres chipped in six points, nine rebounds and five assists. Motley scored 19 points to lead UL-Lafayette, while Brown added 16 points and two steals. 01 Zollicoffer, M Williams, L Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Shin, J Pierson, S Maricle, T Simmons, A Tugler, E Gray, C Brooks, S TM TEAM Totals % 19.4% 69.2% No. UL-LAFAYETTE FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 01 Brunker, M Arceneaux, B Brown, R Motley, K Morris, N Schambough, B Whittaker, M Beaty, L Roy, S West, J Rogers, D Allen, J TM TEAM Totals % 63.6% 93.8% Officials: John Fletcher, Meadow Overstreet, Barry Roberts Attendance: UL-Lafayette HOT SPRINGS, Ark. - A gritty defensive effort from the women's basketball team could not power the offense, as Western Kentucky found its own balance of success guarding its own goal in a win Saturday in the first round of the Sun Belt Conference Tournament on the Convention Center Court. The Warhawks forced 26 Lady Hilltopper turnovers, converting 21 points off miscues. added 13 steals and four blocked shots. LaTeira Owens drove the paint to finish a layup to give the Lady Hilltoppers a 2-0 lead. Senior Larrie Williams followed with jumper to tie the game 2-2. Alexis Govan added a layup the next trip down the floor to give Western Kentucky the 4-2 advantage. Western Kentucky (9-20) opened a 14-6 advantage on a jumper from Vanessa Obafemi to cap a 6-0 run. Williams finished a difficult layup down low to bring the Warhawks within six (14-8). A 3-pointer from Chastity Gooch upped the lead to (9-21) whittled what was a 15-point deficit (27-12) down to on a 9-2 surge to close the opening half. The all underclassmen lineup of freshmen Reagan and Taylor Maricle, Sharnice Brooks and Christina Gray, along with sophomore Jasmine Shaw, sparked the run. Williams led all scorers at the break with eight points. Gray added four points, shooting 2-for-2 from the field. The Lady Hilltoppers raced out of the locker room on a 12-0 run to open the largest advantage of the game (41-21). Jasmine Johnson added a layup to push Western Kentucky up The Warhawks knifed into the deficit with an 8-3 swing to bring the score to A fastbreak lay in from sophomore Ashleigh Simmons closed the gap to 13 (44-31). A pair of layups from Govan brought the lead back to 17 (48-31) for the Lady Hilltoppers. A steal and layup from Shaw drew within 11 at Williams connected on two free throws that closed the Warhawk gap to nine (52-43). Williams paced with 16 points and added two steals. Fellow senior Elizabeth Torres finished with nine points and three assists. Govan led all scorers with 22 points for Western Kentucky. Owens chipped in 11 points and five rebounds. No. WKU FG-A 3FG-A FT-A R F TP A TO B S MIN 11 Sholtes, E Govan, A Owens, L Obafemi, V Johnson, J Mosley, K Means, C Thomas, T Fothergill, D Amos, T Johnson, I Gooch, C Hill, M TM TEAM Totals % 14.3% 58.1% 01 Zollicoffer, M Torres, E Tugler, A Shaw, J Williams, L Shin, J Pierson, S Maricle, T Simmons, A Tugler, E Maricle, R Gray, C Brooks, S Lee, J TM TEAM Totals % 16.7% 68.8% Technical Fouls: Keshia Mosley (Western Kentucky) Officials: Eric Koch, Metta Roberts, J. Gallien Attendance: - Western Kentucky VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE 15 WARHAWKS.COM

16 #10 JAE SHIN Position: Guard Class Year: Sophomore Height: 5-7 Hometown: Bellevue, Wash. High School: Mercer Island #11 SHANTRELL PIERSON Position: Guard Class Year: Junior Height: 5-8 Hometown: Brusly, La. High School: Brusly SHIN GAME BY GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N14 at Tulane N18 at Lamar N22 at Grambling State N25 vs. Central Arkansas N26 vs. UMKC N27 at Texas Tech N30 McNeese State D10 at Southern Miss D16 at Miami (FL) D19 Tennessee Tech D21 at Northwestern State D29 Western Kentucky D31 Arkansas State J4 at Florida Atlantic J7 at FIU J15 North Texas J21 at Troy 6 * J28 UL-Lafayette F4 at UALR F11 South Alabama F15 at North Texas F18 at Denver F23 Middle Tennessee F25 at UL-Lafayette M3 vs. Western Kentucky Totals * Starter PIERSON GAME BY GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N11 Stephen F. Austin N14 at Tulane N18 at Lamar N22 at Grambling State N25 vs. Central Arkansas N26 vs. UMKC N27 at Texas Tech N30 McNeese State D3 Nicholls State D10 at Southern Miss D16 at Miami (FL) D19 Tennessee Tech D21 at Northwestern State D29 Western Kentucky D31 Arkansas State J7 at FIU J12 UALR J19 Denver J21 at Troy J28 UL-Lafayette F1 at Arkansas State F4 at UALR F11 South Alabama F18 at Denver F23 Middle Tennessee F25 at UL-Lafayette M3 vs. Western Kentucky Totals SHIN'S CAREER HIGHS Points: 5 on two occasions Field Goals: 2 on two occasions Field Goal Attempts: 5 vs. UMKC (11/16/11) 3-Point Field Goals: 1on five occasions 3-Point Attempts: 4 on two occasions Free Throws: 1 on four occasions Free Throw Attempts: 2 on five occasions Rebounds: 3 at Florida Atlantic (1/4/12) Off. Rebounds: 2 at Florida Atlantic (1/4/12) Def. Rebounds: 1 on six occasions Assists: 1 on five occasions Turnovers: 1 on eight occasions Blocks: 1 on two occasions Steals: 1 on five occasions Minutes: 13 at Florida Atlantic (1/4/12) PIERSON'S CAREER HIGHS Points: 7 at Texas Tech (11/27/11) Field Goals: 3 at Texas Tech (11/27/11) Field Goal Attempts: 6 vs. Northwestern State (11/19/10) 3-Point Field Goals: 2 vs. Arkansas-Monticello (12/11/10) 3-Point Attempts: 2 on two occasions Free Throws: 2 on four occasions Free Throw Attempts: 4 vs. New Orleans (11/12/10) Rebounds: 4 on two occasions Off. Rebounds: 3 vs. New Orleans (11/12/10) Def. Rebounds: 4 at Texas Tech (11/27/11) Assists: 2 on three occasions Turnovers: 4 at Texas Tech (11/27/11) Blocks: None Steals: 3 at Northwestern State (12/21/11) Minutes: 16 vs. New Orleans (11/12/10) VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE 16 WARHAWKS.COM

17 #12 ALEXAR TUGLER Position: Guard Class Year: Junior Height: 5-10 Hometown: Monroe, La. High School: Carroll #20 ASHLEIGH SIMMONS Position: Forward Class Year: Junior Height: 6-1 Hometown: Hawkins, Texas High School: Hawkins A. TUGLER GAME BY GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N11 Stephen F. Austin N14 at Tulane N18 at Lamar 32 * N22 at Grambling State 33 * N25 vs. Central Arkansas 20 * N26 vs. UMKC N27 at Texas Tech N30 McNeese State 14 * D3 Nicholls State D10 at Southern Miss 14 * D16 at Miami (FL) D19 Tennessee Tech 33 * D21 at Northwestern State 28 * D29 Western Kentucky 24 * D31 Arkansas State 22 * J4 at Florida Atlantic 25 * J7 at FIU 27 * J12 UALR 32 * J15 North Texas 25 * J19 Denver 27 * J21 at Troy 25 * J28 UL-Lafayette F1 at Arkansas State 21 * F4 at UALR 26 * F11 South Alabama 22 * F15 at North Texas 40 * F18 at Denver 22 * F23 Middle Tennessee 25 * F25 at UL-Lafayette 10 * M3 vs. Western Kentucky 17 * Totals *Starter A. TUGLER'S CAREER HIGHS Points: 19 at North Texas (2/15/12) Field Goals: 7 at Northwestern State (12/21/11) Field Goal Attempts: 15 vs. UALR (1/12/12) 3-Point Field Goals: 3 vs. UALR (1/12/12) 3-Point Attempts: 6 at Lamar (11/18/11) Free Throws: 6 at North Texas (2/15/12) Free Throw Attempts: 7 at North Texas (2/15/12) Rebounds: 10 at Northwestern State (12/21/11) Off. Rebounds: 6 at North Texas (2/15/12) Def. Rebounds: 7 at Northwestern State (12/21/11) Assists: 4 vs. North Texas (1/15/12) Turnovers: 6 at Miami (12/16/11) Blocks: 2 vs. Arkansas State (12/31/11) Steals: 3 on four occasions Minutes: 40 at North Texas (2/15/12) SIMMONS GAME BY GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N11 Stephen F. Austin N14 at Tulane N18 at Lamar N22 at Grambling State N25 vs. Central Arkansas N26 vs. UMKC N27 at Texas Tech N30 McNeese State D3 Nicholls State D10 at Southern Miss D16 at Miami (FL) 17 * D21 at Northwestern State D29 Western Kentucky D31 Arkansas State J4 at Florida Atlantic J7 at FIU J12 UALR J15 North Texas J19 Denver J21 at Troy J28 UL-Lafayette F1 at Arkansas State 26 * F4 at UALR F11 South Alabama F15 at North Texas F18 at Denver F23 Middle Tennessee F25 at UL-Lafayette M3 vs. Western Kentucky Totals * Starter SIMMONS' CAREER HIGHS Points: 17 at Texas Tech (11/27/11) Field Goals: 6 at Arkansas State (2/1/12) Field Goal Attempts: 12 vs. Western Kentucky (12/29/11) 3-Point Field Goals: 0 3-Point Attempts: 1 on three occasions Free Throws: 9 at Texas Tech (11/27/11) Free Throw Attempts: 10 on two occasions Rebounds: 8 on three occasions Off. Rebounds: 5 vs. Western Kentucky (3/3/12) Def. Rebounds: 5 on two occasions Assists: 1 on 13 occasions Turnovers: 6 vs. North Texas (1/15/12) Blocks: 3 vs. Florida Atlantic (12/29/10) Steals: 2 on four occasions Minutes: 26 at Arkansas State (2/1/12) VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE 17 WARHAWKS.COM

18 # 21 ELEXAR TUGLER Position: Guard Class Year: Junior Height: 5-9 Hometown: Monroe, La. High School: Carroll #22 JASMINE SHAW Position: Guard Class Year: Junior Height: 5-10 Hometown: Flower Mound, Texas High School: Marcus E. TUGLER GAME BY GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N11 Stephen F. Austin 20 * N14 at Tulane 21 * N18 at Lamar N22 at Grambling State N25 vs. Central Arkansas N26 vs. UMKC 4 * N27 at Texas Tech 12 * N30 McNeese State D3 Nicholls State D10 at Southern Miss D16 at Miami (FL) D19 Tennessee Tech D21 at Northwestern State D29 Western Kentucky D31 Arkansas State J4 at Florida Atlantic J7 at FIU J12 UALR J15 North Texas J19 Denver J21 at Troy J28 UL-Lafayette F1 at Arkansas State F4 at UALR F11 South Alabama F15 at North Texas F18 at Denver 22 * F23 Middle Tennessee F25 at UL-Lafayette M3 vs. Western Kentucky Totals * Starter E. TUGLER'S CAREER HIGHS Points: 9 vs. Denver (2/18/12) Field Goals: 3 on four occasions Field Goal Attempts: 6 on six occasions 3-Point Field Goals: 1 on four occasions 3-Point Attempts: 3 on two occasions Free Throws: 3 on two occasions Free Throw Attempts: 4 on two occasions Rebounds: 8 vs. Western Kentucky (12/29/11) Off. Rebounds: 3 vs. Denver (1/19/12) Def. Rebounds: 6 vs. Western Kentucky (12/29/11) Assists: 5 vs. FIU (1/7/12) Turnovers: 6 vs. Northwestern State (11/19/10) Blocks: 1 on six occasions Steals: 3 vs. Arkansas State (12/31/11) Minutes: 28 vs. Tennessee Tech (1219/11) SHAW GAME BY GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N11 Stephen F. Austin 37 * N14 at Tulane 32 * N18 at Lamar 18 * N22 at Grambling State 37 * N25 vs. Central Arkansas 33 * N26 vs. UMKC 38 * N27 at Texas Tech 28 * N30 McNeese State 26 * D3 Nicholls State 36 * D10 at Southern Miss 32* D16 at Miami (FL) 20 * D19 Tennessee Tech 19 * D21 at Northwestern State 30 * D29 Western Kentucky 28 * D31 Arkansas State 27 * J4 at Florida Atlantic 27 * J7 at FIU 31 * J12 UALR 24 * J15 North Texas 29 * J19 Denver 23 * J21 at Troy J28 UL-Lafayette 21 * F1 at Arkansas State 21 * F4 at UALR 26 * F11 South Alabama 36 * F15 at North Texas 37 * F18 at Denver 36 * F23 Middle Tennessee 24 * F25 at UL-Lafayette 38 * M3 vs. Western Kentucky 31 * Totals * Starter SHAW'S CAREER HIGHS Points: 18 vs. Nicholls State (11/30/11) Field Goals: 7 vs. Nicholls State (11/30/11) Field Goal Attempts: 15 on two occasions 3-Point Field Goals: 3 at Grambling State (11/22/11) 3-Point Attempts: 7 at UL-Lafayette (2/25/12) Free Throws: 7 vs. South Alabama (2/11/12) Free Throw Attempts: 8 vs. South Alabama (2/11/12) Rebounds: 10 at North Texas (2/15/12) Off. Rebounds: 5 on three occasions Def. Rebounds: 9 at North Texas (2/15/12) Assists: 5 vs. Arkansas State (1/26/11) Turnovers: 6 vs. UMKC (11/26/11) Blocks: 2 on four occasions Steals: 5 vs. UL-Lafayette (1/28/12) Minutes: 38 on two occasions VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE 18 WARHAWKS.COM

19 #32 CHRISTINA GRAY Position: Guard Class Year: Sophomore Height: 5-9 Hometown: Winnfield, La. High School: Winnfield # 34 SHARNICE BROOKS Position: Center Class Year: Sophomore Height: 6-2 Hometown: Bastrop, La. High School: Bastrop GRAY GAME BY GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N14 at Tulane N18 at Lamar N22 at Grambling State N25 vs. Central Arkansas N27 at Texas Tech N30 McNeese State D10 at Southern Miss D16 at Miami (FL) D19 Tennessee Tech D21 at Northwestern State D29 Western Kentucky D31 Arkansas State J4 at Florida Atlantic J7 at FIU J12 UALR J15 North Texas J21 at Troy J28 UL-Lafayette F1 at Arkansas State F11 South Alabama F15 at North Texas F18 at Denver F23 Middle Tennessee F25 at UL-Lafayette M3 vs. Western Kentucky Totals * Starter BROOKS GAME BY GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N11 Stephen F. Austin N22 at Grambling State N25 vs. Central Arkansas N26 vs. UMKC N27 at Texas Tech D3 Nicholls State D10 at Southern Miss D16 at Miami (FL) D19 Tennessee Tech D21 at Northwestern State D29 Western Kentucky D31 Arkansas State J12 UALR J15 North Texas J21 at Troy J28 UL-Lafayette F1 at Arkansas State F11 South Alabama F15 at North Texas F25 at UL-Lafayette M3 vs. Western Kentucky Totals =16= * Starter GRAY'S CAREER HIGHS Points: 6 on two occasions Field Goals: 3 vs. Arkansas State (12/31/11) Field Goal Attempts: 4 on two occasions 3-Point Field Goals: None 3-Point Attempts: 1 vs. McNeese State (11/30/11) Free Throws: 3 at UL-Lafayette (2/25/12) Free Throw Attempts: 4 on two occasions Rebounds: 5 at Northwestern State (12/21/11) Off. Rebounds: 4 at Northwestern State (12/21/11) Def. Rebounds: 3 on two occasions Assists: 1 on six occasions Turnovers: 2 on four occasions Blocks: None Steals: 1 on six occasions Minutes: 12 on two occasions BROOK'S CAREER HIGHS Points: 5 vs. UALR (1/12/12) Field Goals: 2 on six occasions Field Goal Attempts: 4 on six occasions 3-Point Field Goals: None 3-Point Attempts: None Free Throws: 2 at Northwestern State (12/21/11) Free Throw Attempts: 4 at Northwestern State (12/21/11) Rebounds: 5 vs. Western Kentucky (3/3/12) Off. Rebounds: 1 on four occasions Def. Rebounds: 4 vs. Western Kentucky (3/3/11) Assists: 1 at Northwestern State (12/21/11) Turnovers: 2 on two occasions Blocks: 2 on three occasions Steals: 1 on two occasions Minutes: 13 on two occasions VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE 19 WARHAWKS.COM

20 TYLER HOLLEY Position: Center Class Year: Sophomore Height: 6-2 Hometown: Fort Worth, Texas High School: Crowley JENNA LEE Position: Forward Class Year: Sophomore Height: 5-11 Hometown: West Monroe, La. High School: South Beauregard HOLLEY GAME BY GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO B S TP D21 at Northwestern State D29 Western Kentucky D31 Arkansas State J4 at Florida Atlantic J12 UALR J28 UL-Lafayette F1 at Arkansas State F15 at North Texas F18 at Denver F23 Middle Tennessee Totals * Starter LEE GAME BY GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N25 vs. Central Arkansas N27 at Texas Tech D16 at Miami (FL) D21 at Northwestern State D31 Arkansas State J21 at Troy J28 UL-Lafayette F11 South Alabama F15 at North Texas M3 vs. Western Kentucky Totals * Starter HOLLEY'S CAREER HIGHS Points: 2 on two occasions Field Goals: 1 on two occasions Field Goal Attempts: 2 on two occasions 3-Point Field Goals: None 3-Point Attempts: None Free Throws: None Free Throw Attempts: 2 vs. UL-Lafayette Rebounds: 3 at Northwestern State (12/21/11) Off. Rebounds: 2 vs. Arkansas State (12/31/11) Def. Rebounds: 2 at Northwestern State (12/21/11) Assists: None Turnovers: 1 on three occasions Blocks: 1 at Northwestern State (12/21/11) Steals: 1 vs. Western Kentucky (12/29/11) Minutes: 7 at Northwestern State (12/21/11) LEE'S CAREER HIGHS Points: 4 at Northwestern State (12/21/11) Field Goals: 2 at Northwestern State (12/21/11) Field Goal Attempts: 5 at Northwestern State (12/21/11) 3-Point Field Goals: None 3-Point Attempts: None Free Throws: 2 vs. Western Kentucky (3/3/12) Free Throw Attempts: 2 vs. Western Kentucky (3/3/12) Rebounds: 3 at Northwestern State (12/21/11) Off. Rebounds: 2 at Northwestern State (12/21/11) Def. Rebounds: 2 vs. UL-Lafayette (1/28/12) Assists: 1 vs. UL-Lafayette (1/28/12) Turnovers: 1 on two occasions Blocks: None Steals: 1 on two occasions Minutes: 8 vs. UL-Lafayette (1/28/12) VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE 20 WARHAWKS.COM

21 OVERALL STATISTICS Women's Basketball Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 26, 2012) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 35 Williams, Larrie Torres, Elizabeth Shaw, Jasmine Tugler, Alexar Simmons, Ashleigh Zollicoffer, Marion Maricle, Taylor Tugler, Elexar Brooks, Sharnice Gray, Christina Shin, Jae Pierson, Shantrell Lee, Jenna Maricle, Reagan Holley, Tyler Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals Opponents VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE Date Opponent Score Att. 11/11/11 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN L /14/11 at Tulane L /18/11 at Lamar L /22/11 at GSUW L vs Central Arkansas L vs UMKC Lot at Texas Tech L /30/11 MCNEESE STATE L /03/11 NICHOLLS STATE W /10/11 at Southern Miss L at Miami L /19/11 TENNESSEE TECH L /21/11 at Northwestern State W * 12/29/11 WESTERN KENTUCKY W * 12/31/11 ARKANSAS STATE W * 01/04/12 at FAU L * 1/7/12 at FIU L * 01/12/12 UALR W * 01/15/12 NORTH TEXAS L * 01/19/12 DENVER L * 01/21/12 at Troy W * 01/28/12 UL-LAFAYETTE W * 2/1/12 at Arkansas State L * 2/4/12 at UALR L * 02/11/12 SOUTH ALABAMA W * 02/15/12 at North Texas Wot * 02/18/12 at Denver L * 02/23/12 MIDDLE TENNESSEE L * 02/25/12 at UL-Lafayette L & 03/03/12 vs Western Kentucky L * = Conference game 21 WARHAWKS.COM

22 RESULTS RECORD OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES (9-21) (6-6) (3-12) (0-3) SUN BELT GAMES (7-9) (5-3) (2-6) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE (2-12) (1-3) (1-6) (0-3) DATE OPPONENT RESULT ATTENDANCE TOP SCORER REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS Nov. 11 Stephen F. Austin L, Torres 10-Zollicoffer 3-Shaw 3-Torres 2-Zollicoffer, Shaw Nov. 14 at Tulane L, Williams 9-Zollicoffer 9-Torres 4-Torres 3-Williams Nov. 18 at Lamar L, Zollicoffer 9-Williams 7-Torres 2-E.Tugler 1-Zollicoffer, Williams, A.Tugler, E.Tugler Nov. 22 at Grambling State L Williams 8-Shaw, Simmons 10-Torres 4-Zollicoffer 1-Zollicoffer, A.Tugler, Shaw Nov. 25 vs. Central Arkansas # L, Torres 8-Zollicoffer 2-Torres, Zollicoffer 3-Torres 2-Zollicoffer,Brooks Nov. 26 vs. UMKC # L, (OT) Williams 8-A.Tugler, Torres 11-Torres 2-Zollicoffer 4-Williams Torres, Shaw, Williams Nov. 27 at Texas Tech # L, Simmons 4-Williams,Pierson, 3-Torres, A. Tugler 4-Shaw 1-Williams, E. Tugler, Shaw A.Tugler, Simmons Nov. 30 McNeese State L, Torres 11-Zollicoffer 7-Torres 2-Torres 1- A. Tugler, Simmons Dec. 3 Nicholls State W, Williams 7-Simmons 6-Torres 3-Torres, 2-Zollicoffer, Simmons Shaw, A. Tugler Dec. 10 at Southern Miss L, Williams 11-Zollicoffer 8-Torres 5-Torres 2-Zollicoffer, Simmons Dec. 16 at Miami L, Williams 5-Williams, Zollicoffer, 6-Torres 2-Zollicoffer, 3-Williams Shaw A. Tugler Dec. 19 Tennessee Tech L, Williams 9-Zollicoffer 2-Torres, A. Tugler, 2-A. Tugler, 1-Zollicoffer, Williams Shaw, Pierson, E. Tugler E. Tugler Dec. 21 at Northwestern State W, Williams 10-Williams, A. Tugler 7-Torres 3-Pierson 3-Williams Dec. 29 Western Kentucky * W, Williams 8-E. Tugler 3-Torres 2-Torres 1-A. Tugler, Simmons Dec. 31 Arkansas State * W, Williams, 7- Shaw, Williams 6-Torres 3-Torres, 4-Williams A. Tugler A. Tugler, E. Tugler Jan. 4 at Florida Atlantic * L, Williams, 7-Zollicoffer 3-Torres, A. Tugler 2-A. Tugler 1-Zollicoffer, A. Tugler Torres Jan. 7 at FIU * L, Torres 8-A. Tugler 5-E. Tugler 3-A. Tugler 1-Williams, Torres, A. Tugler Jan. 12 UALR * W, A. Tugler 8-Williams 3-A. Tugler 2-A. Tugler 2-A. Tugler Jan. 15 North Texas * L, Williams 7-Simmons, Zollicoffer 6- Torres 1-Torres, 2-Shaw A. Tugler. Shaw, E. Tugler Jan. 19 Denver * L, T. Maricle 9-Williams 3-Torres 2-Torres, 3-Zollicoffer E. Tugler Jan. 21 at Troy * W, Willaims 9-Williams 4-Torres 2-Torres, 1-Zollicoffer, Williams, Torres, Shaw Simmons, Shaw Jan. 28 UL-Lafayette * W, Williams 9-Torres 5-Torres 5-Shaw 2-Simmons Feb. 1 at Arkansas State * L, Simmons, 8-Zollicoffer 5-Torres 2-E. Tugler 2-Zollicoffer Williams Feb. 4 at UALR * L, Torres 5-Shaw, Zollicoffer, 5-Torres 2-Torres 2-Williams Williams, Torres Feb. 11 South Alabama * W, Williams, 9-Zollicoffer 4-Torres 2-A. Tugler 1-Zollicoffer, Williams, Shaw, Shaw Brooks Feb. 15 at North Texas * W, (OT) A. Tugler 10-Shaw 5-Torres 3-Shaw 1-Zollicoffer, Williams, A. Tugler Feb. 18 at Denver * L, Zollicoffer 7-Williams, Shaw 2-Torres 2-A. Tugler, 1-Zollicoffer, A. Tugler, E. Tugler E. Tugler, Torres Feb. 23 Middle Tennessee * L, Torres 4-Zollicofer, A. Tugler, 3-Torres 3-Torres 1-Zollicoffer, Williams, A. Tugler Simmons, Shaw Feb. 25 at UL-Lafayette * L, Williams 13-Zollicoffer 5-Torres 3-Shaw 2-Zollicoffer March 3 vs. Western Kentucky ^ L, Williams 6-T. Maricle 3-Torres, A. Tugler 4-Simmons 2-Brooks # World Vision Basketball Classic in Lubbock, Texas * Sun Belt Conference Game ^ Sun Belt Conference Tournament Game / Home Games in Bold Attendance Summary Games Attend Avg/Game Home Away Neutral Total VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE 22 WARHAWKS.COM

23 TEAM GAME-BY-GAME Women's Basketball Team Game-by-Game (as of Sep 26, 2012) All games TEAM STATISTICS Total 3-Pointers Free throws Rebounds Opponent Date Score fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avg STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 11/11/ L at Tulane 11/14/ L at Lamar 11/18/ L at GSUW 11/22/ L vs Central Arkansas L vs UMKC Lot at Texas Tech L MCNEESE STATE 11/30/ L NICHOLLS STATE 12/03/ W at Southern Miss 12/10/ L at Miami L TENNESSEE TECH 12/19/ L at Northwestern State 12/21/ W WESTERN KENTUCKY 12/29/ W ARKANSAS STATE 12/31/ W at FAU 01/04/ L at FIU 1/7/ L UALR 01/12/ W NORTH TEXAS 01/15/ L DENVER 01/19/ L at Troy 01/21/ W UL-LAFAYETTE 01/28/ W at Arkansas State 2/1/ L at UALR 2/4/ L SOUTH ALABAMA 02/11/ W at North Texas 02/15/ Wot at Denver 02/18/ L MIDDLE TENNESSEE 02/23/ L at UL-Lafayette 02/25/ L vs Western Kentucky 03/03/ L Opponents Games played: 30 Points/game: 59.9 FG Pct: FG Pct: 23.5 FT Pct: 66.3 Rebounds/game: 40.5 Assists/game: 11.7 Turnovers/game: 18.6 Assist/turnover ratio: 0.6 Steals/game: 8.3 Blocks/game: 4.3 VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE 23 WARHAWKS.COM

24 CAREER STATS Individual Career History Brooks, Sharnice Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL / Gray, Christina Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL / Holley, Tyler Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL / Lee, Jenna Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL / Pierson, Shantrell Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL / Shaw, Jasmine Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL / Shin, Jae Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL / VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE 24 WARHAWKS.COM

25 CAREER STATS Individual Career History Simmons, Ashleigh Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL / Tugler, Alexar Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL / Tugler, Elexar Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL / VS. LOUISIANA COLLEGE 25 WARHAWKS.COM

26 BROADCAST ROSTER (PROBABLE STARTERS NOTED WITH BOLD NUMBERS) ALAYSHIA HUNTER Pronounced: Ah-LAY-She-AH GP/GS PPG RPG APG BPG FG% FT% Career Highs PTS: REB: AST: BLK: STL: MIN: JAE SHIN Pronounced: Jay GP/GS PPG RPG APG BPG FG% FT% Career Highs PTS: 5 REB: 3 AST: 1 BLK: 1 STL: 1 MIN: 13 SHANTRELL PIERSON Pronounced: SHAN-trell PEER-son GP/GS PPG RPG APG BPG FG% FT% Career Highs PTS: 7 REB: 4 AST: 2 BLK: - STL: 3 MIN: 16 ALEXAR TUGLER Pronounced: Ah-LEX-ur TUG-ler 12 GP/GS PPG RPG APG BPG FG% FT% Career Highs PTS: 19 REB: 10 AST: 4 BLK: 2 STL: 3 MIN: ASHLEY AUNE Pronounced: ON-ee GP/GS PPG RPG APG BPG FG% FT% Career Highs PTS: REB: AST: BLK: STL: MIN: ASHLEIGH SIMMONS 20 GP/GS PPG RPG APG BPG FG% FT% Career Highs PTS: 17 REB: 8 AST: 1 BLK: 3 STL: 2 MIN: 26 ELEXAR TUGLER Pronounced: E-lex-ER TUG-ler 21 GP/GS PPG RPG APG BPG FG% FT% Career Highs PTS: 9 REB: 8 AST: 5 BLK: 1 STL: 3 MIN: 28 JASMINE SHAW 22 GP/GS PPG RPG APG BPG FG% FT% Career Highs PTS: 18 REB: 10 AST: 5 BLK: 2 STL: 5 MIN: JASMINE TAYLOR GP/GS PPG RPG APG BPG FG% FT% Career Highs PTS: REB: AST: BLK: STL: MIN: CHRISTINA GRAY 32 GP/GS PPG RPG APG BPG FG% FT% Career Highs PTS: 6 REB: 5 AST: 1 BLK: - STL: 1 MIN: SHARNICE BROOKS GP/GS PPG RPG APG BPG FG% FT% Career Highs PTS: 5 REB: 5 AST: 1 BLK: 2 STL: 1 MIN: 13 TYLER HOLLEY 40 GP/GS PPG RPG APG BPG FG% FT% Career Highs PTS: 2 REB: 3 AST: - BLK: 1 STL: 1 MIN: 7 55 JENNA LEE GP/GS PPG RPG APG BPG FG% FT% Career Highs PTS: 4 REB: 3 AST: 1 BLK: - STL: 1 MIN: 8 Fr. F 6-1 Killeen, Texas / Ellison HS 10.2 points, 6.0 rebounds, 3.0 blocks and 2.0 assists per game in HS All-State selection in 2011 and 2012 Career high of 23 points in HS So. G 5-7 Bellevue, Wash. / Mercer Island HS Appeared in 25 games with one start in Averaged 4.5 minutes per game Scored five points on two occasions last season Jr. G 5-8 Brusly, La. / Brusly HS Appeared in 27 games and averaged 5.1 minutes per game last season Played a season-high 12 minutes at Miami (FL), last season (12/16/11) Career high seven-point performance came against Texas Tech Jr. G 5-10 Monroe, La. / Carroll HS Appeared in all 30 games with 23 starts last season Scored 19 points at North Texas Six double-digit scoring performances Fr. G 5-8 Church Point, La. / Sacred Heart HS As a senior, averaged 16.2 points per game Scored 1,158 points in HS career Three-time First Team All-Conference, four-time Team MVP Jr. F 6-1 Hawkins, Texas / Hawkins HS Appeared in 29 games with two starts, averaging 16.2 minutes per game last season Career-high 17 points at Texas Tech Eight double-digit scoring performances, and grabbed eight rebounds three times Jr. G 5-9 Monroe, La. / Carroll HS Appeared in all 30 games with five starts, averaging 13.7 minutes per game Career-high nine points at Denver Career-high eight rebounds against Western Kentucky Jr. G 5-10 Flower Mound, Texas / Marcus HS Appeared in all 30 games with 29 starts, averaging 29.0 minutes per game last season Career-high 18 points against Nicholls State Preseason All-Sun Belt Third Team Fr. G 5-9 Denton, Texas / Denton HS Averaged 14.0, 6.3 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 2.5 steals per game in HS As a senior, named First Team All-District and All-Area Member of team that knocked off No. 1 team in district play District MVP as a senior So. G 5-9 Winnfield, La. / Winnfield HS Appeared in 25 games with one start, averaging 5.4 minutes per game last season Played a career-high 12 minutes on two occasions Career-high five rebounds at Northwestern State So. C 6-2 Bastrop, La. / Bastrop HS Appeared in 21 games, averaging 6.3 minutes per game last season Career-high 13 minutes played on two occasions Career-high five points against UALR Career-high five rebounds against Western Kentucky during SBC Tournament So. C 6-2 Fort Worth, Texas / Crowley HS Appeared in 10 games, averaging 3.0 minutes per game last season Career-high seven minutes at Northwestern State Career high three rebounds at Northwestern State So. F 5-11 West Monroe, La. / South Beauregard HS Appeared in 10 games, averaging 3.0 minutes per game last season Career-high eight minutes played against UL-Lafayette Career-high four points at Northwestern State