DONS EARN PACIFIC NORTHWEST SPLIT; USF HOSTS BRONCOS AND GAELS

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1 UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO WOMEN S BASKETBALL CONTACT: Ryan McCrary, USF Sports Information Director mccrary@usfca.edu (415) (office); (415) (fax) WOMEN S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Record: 6-12 Home: 5-4 Road: 1-7 Neutral: 0-1 WCC: 2-3 Home: 1-1 Road: 1-2 DATE DAY OPPONENT TIME NOVEMBER (2-3) 6 SUN. SONOMA STATE (EX.) W Sat.-Sun. Minnesota Tournament 19 Sat. No. 17 Minnesota L Sun. Long Island L FRI.-SAT. odwalla Classic 5:00/7:00 PM 25 FRI. OKLAHOMA vs. IOWA 5:00 PM 25 FRI. USF vs. RIDER W SAT. Rider vs. Iowa 5:00 PM 26 SAT. NO. 22 OKLAHOMA L TUES. CAL POLY W DECEMBER (2-6) 1 Thurs. UC Davis L Sun. Long Beach State L (ot) 8 THURS. HAWAII L SUN. CAL STATE FULLERTON W FRI. DENVER W TUES. FRESNO STATE L Wed Boise State L Sat. Nevada L JANUARY (1-1) 6 FRI PEPPERDINE* W (ot) 8 SUN. LOYOLA MARYMOUNT* L Sat. Saint Mary s College* L Thurs. Portland* W Sat. Gonzaga* L THURS. SANTA CLARA* 7:00 PM 29 SUN. SAINT MARY S COLLEGE*! 7:00 PM FEBRUARY 2 Thurs. Loyola Marymount* 7:00 PM 4 Sat. Pepperdine* 2:00 PM 11 Sat. San Diego* 2:00 PM 15 WED. SAN DIEGO* 7:00 PM 17 Fri. Santa Clara* 7:00 PM 23 THURS. PORTLAND* 7:00 PM 25 SAT. GONZAGA* 2:00 PM MARCH 2 Thurs. WCC Tournament First Round TBA 3 Fri. WCC Tournament Quarterfinals TBA 4 Sat. WCC Tournament Semifinals TBA 5 Sun. WCC Tournament Finals TBA *West Coast Conference Game!Televised Fox Sports Net All times listed in Pacific Time (PT) All games broadcast live on KUSF (90.3 FM) ALL HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS AT WAR MEMORIAL GYM BASKETBALL Weekly Press Release Number Nine - January 22, 2006 Santa Clara at USF - Thursday, Jan. 26, San Francisco, CA - 7:00 PM Saint Mary s at USF - Sunday, Jan.29, San Francisco, CA - 7:00 PM WEST COAST CONFERENCE WEEK FOUR 2006 WCC Tournament March 2-5 at the McCarthey Athletic Center - Spokane, WA DONS EARN PACIFIC NORTHWEST SPLIT; USF HOSTS BRONCOS AND GAELS San Francisco Prepares to Host Ancient Bay Area Rivals; Dons Win First Road Game at Portland, Fall at Gonzaga; Look to Rebound Against Pilots, Bulldogs This Weekend USF WELCOMES SANTA CLARA AND SAINT MARY S THIS WEEK: San Francisco returns to War Memorial Gym after a three-game West Coast Conference road trip. The Dons earned their fi rst road victory of the season Thursday at Portland (57-54) before falling at defending league champion Gonzaga (54-42) in Spokane to fi nish at 1-2. Now San Francisco welcomes Bay Area rivals Santa Clara and Saint Mary s to The City this week. The Dons own a 5-4 slate on their home court and look to take advantage of their only home games until February 15. The Broncos enter the week on a roll after completing home sweep against Pepperdine (67-62) and Loyola Marymount (71-58) improving to 9-9, 3-2 in league action, while Saint Mary s fell to the Lions (68-62) before rebounding for a win against the Waves (58-54) to up its record to 8-10, 3-2. DONS SETTLE FOR PACIFIC NORTHWEST SPLIT: USF captured its fi rst road win of the season and fi rst since downing Pepperdine in a double overtime win at Pepperdine last February 3 with a victory at Portland last Thursday in the Chiles Center. After capturing their fi rst win in the Rose City since 2002, the Dons were unable to complete the third Pacifi c Northwest sweep, falling at defending league champion Gonzaga. THIS GLASS IS HALF FULL AND HALF EMPTY: San Francisco ranks second in the West Coast Conference in scoring defense, allowing just 62.7 points per game, behind Saint Mary s at an even stingier The Dons have allowed 60 or more points 11 times this season, but have given up more than 70 points just four times. Unfortunately for San Francisco, the team struggles offensively managing a league worst 57.9 points per game. DONS AND GAELS LIVE ON FOX SPORTS NET: USF makes its season television debut when it hosts Saint Mary s Sunday night at War Memorial Gym. The 7:00 PM contest will be carried live by Fox Sports Net with Glen Kuiper and Krista Blunk calling the action from their positions courtside. MARY HILE-NEPFEL ENERGIZED FOR 19TH YEAR: After missing more than half of the season with an illness, Mary Hile-Nepfel is fully recovered, healthy and energized for her 19th season as head coach and 23rd season associated with the university as an All-American player and coach. Hile-Nepfel earned her milestone 250th victory when the Dons defeated Denver November 21, Hile-Nepfel was honored one of 75 Legends of the Hilltop celebrating the top athletes in the history of Dons athletics for the 150th anniversary of USF. USF ON THE RADIO AND THE NET: USF women s basketball returns to the airwaves and cyberspace for the season and all games will be available live at USFDons.com and at KUSF 90.3 FM. Join George Devine for the play-by-play in his 10th year behind the microphone courtside. Other features available on USFDons.com include GameTracker, courtesy of CSTV.com with live play-by-play and streaming video of all home games courtesy of Yahoo Broadcast. PROBABLE SANTA CLARA STARTERS (As of 1/22/06) G #3 Chandice Cronk, 5-8 So. (10.6 ppg, 2.8 rpg, 2.0 assists) G #10 Michelle Cozad, 5-10 Sr. (18.4 ppg, 9.6 rpg, 2.8 assists) G #12 Tracey Walker, 5-5, So. (8.8 ppg, 5.0 rpg, 2.4 assists) G #25 Anna Martin, 5-8, Jr. (3.1 ppg, 1.9 rpg, 1.6 assists) F #24 Kasey Monteith, 6-1, Jr. (5.9 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 0.7 assists) PROBABLE SAN FRANCISCO STARTERS (As of 1/22/06) G. #21 Nykia Peace, 5-8, So. (4.2 ppg, 3.7 rpg, 1.8 assists) G. #32 Danae Wellander, 5-10, So. (7.6 ppg, 3.2 rpg, 1.0 assists) C. #55 Lisa Olden, 6-2, So. (5.1 ppg, 3.7 rpg, 0.6 blocks) F. #2 Jenni Jones, 5-9, Sr. (5.3 ppg, 2.6 rpg, 2.5 assists) F. #13 Nickie Warren, 6-1, Jr. (9.4 ppg, 6.6 rpg, 2.0 assists) 9-9, 3-2 WCC 6-12, 2-3 WCC

2 USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE PAGE TWO GAME #19 - Santa Clara SCOUTING SANTA CLARA: The Broncos enter the fourth week of West Coast Conference play with a 9-9 overall record and own a 3-2 league slate. Santa Clara has won three of its last four and seven of 10. Easily the league s top offensive team, the Broncos average a league-high 75.6 points on.436 shooting from the fl oor and shoot an astounding.410 ( ) from 3-point range to go along with 37.4 rebounds. Senior guard Michelle Cozad leads the way offensively for Santa Clara with 18.4 points per game and converts on.338 (52-119) from 3-point range to go along with a team-high 9.6 rebounds. Sophomore guard Chandice Cronk adds 10.6 points, while junior forward Ashley Gonnerman chips in 10.3 points. Michelle Bento-Jackson is in her fourth season as the Bronco boss and guided Santa Clara to the second NCAA berth of her tenure after capturing the 2005 WCC Tournament title. Bento- Jackson owns a record. GAME #20 - Saint Mary s SCOUTING SAINT MARY S: The Gaels enter the fourth week of West Coast Conference play with a 8-10 overall record and earned a home split falling to Loyola Marymount (68-62) before downing Pepperdine (58-54). After a 2-6 start, the Gaels have won four of their last six. On the season, SMC averages 59.6 points on.386 shooting from the fl oor and shoot.334 ( ) from 3-point range to go along with 36.9 rebounds. Freshman guard Jontelle Smith leads the way offensively for Saint Mary s with 12.2 points and connects on.384 (38-99) from 3-point range. Eight Gaels average better than 5.0 points per game, including sophomore forward Monica Mertle, who averages 9.2 points, while junior forward Eghosa Obaiza adds 6.7 points off the bench. Michelle Jacoby is in her sixth season as the top Gael and owns a record of in Moraga and guided Saint Mary s to the 2001 NCAA Tournament and the 2002 WNIT Postseason Tournament. TEAM COMPARISONS SEASON - (As of 1/22/06): Team PPG Margin FG% 3-FG% FT% RPG APG TOPG SPG BPG USF Santa Clara LAST YEAR S MEETINGS: at SCU 90, USF 49 (3/3/05); at SCU 82, USF 76, ot (2/24/05); at USF 76, SCU 64 (1/29/05) SERIES RECORD/STREAK: SCU leads (since 1985)/SCU won 2 LAST TIME AGAINST THE DONS: USF s women s basketball team missed its fi rst 12 fi eld goal attempts and host Santa Clara did not en route to a victory in the opening round of the 2005 West Coast Conference Tournament at the Leavey Center. The Dons simply could do nothing to slow down the tournament host Broncos, who scored 50 points in the fi rst half and made.560 (14-25) of their attempts from 3-point range. It is the second straight year USF has squared off against the tournament hosts as Santa Clara improves to 4-0 all-time against the Green and Gold in WCC tourney play. Freshman guard LaShaunte Stephens scored a team and career-high 18 points in the contest, but was the only player to reach double fi gures for the Dons. ON THE AIR/ON THE WEB: Television Broadcast: No Radio Broadcast: KUSF (90.3 FM) - San Francisco Internet Audio: Yes - USFDons.com (Yahoo Broadcast) Live Stats: Yes - PortlandPilots.com TEAM COMPARISONS SEASON - (As of 1/22/06): Team PPG Margin FG% 3-FG% FT% RPG APG TOPG SPG BPG USF Saint Mary s LAST MEETINGS: at SMC 74, at USF 46 (1/14/06); at SMC 72, USF 57 (2/26/05); at USF 54, SMC 52 (1/27/05) SERIES RECORD/STREAK: SMC leads (since 1985)/SMC won 2 LAST TIME AGAINST THE DONS: USF women s basketball suffered its worst loss of the season in a decision at Saint Mary s. The Dons generated nothing offensively and could not slow the Gaels who won for the fi fth time in six outings against their Bay Area rival. Sophomore guard Dominique Carter tallied her third double-double of the season with 10 points and 10 rebounds off the bench in just 24 minutes, while senior center Leeane Jensen added 10 points and fi ve rebounds in 21 minutes. The Dons struggled against the league s top defense and committed 14 turnovers and managed just four assists. San Francisco never led and shot at a woeful.242 (16-66) from the fi eld, but pulled down 41 rebounds with 17 coming on the offensive glass. ON THE AIR/ON THE WEB: Television Broadcast: Yes - Fox Sports Net Radio Broadcast: KUSF (90.3 FM) - San Francisco Internet Audio: Yes - USFDons.com (Yahoo Broadcast) GameTracker: Yes - USFDons.com San Francisco Dons Women s Basketball Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown/Previous School 2 Jennifer Jones F 5-10 Sr. 3V Martinez, CA/Alhambra HS 3 Charmaine Ramos* G 5-9 Jr. 2V Hayward, CA/Tennyson HS 4 Jennifer Katsuyama G 5-7 Jr. 2V Brea, CA/Brea Olinda HS 5 Leeane Jensen C 6-3 Sr. 3V Morro Bay, CA/Morro Bay HS 11 Shay Rollins G 5-4 Fr. HS Alameda, CA/Encinal HS 12 Dominique Carter G 5-11 So. 1V Tracy, CA/Merrill F. West HS 13 Nickie Warren F 6-1 Jr. TR Mill Valley, CA/Boston College 14 LaShaunte Stephens F 5-10 So. 1V Fresno, CA/Sunnyside HS 21 Nykia Peace G 5-8 So. 1V Torrance, CA/Bishop Montgomery HS 22 Amber Grier F 6-1 So. RS Benton City, WA/Kiona Benton HS 23 Kasia Kurzatowska* C 6-4 Jr. TR Olsztyn, Poland/Jefferson College (MO) 32 Danae Wellander F 5-10 So. TR Sonoma, CA/Santa Rosa JC 44 KeLicia Shorts C 6-3 Sr. HS Spokane, WA/Mead HS 51 Breann Sitton C 6-4 Jr. 1V Brush Prairie, WA/Idaho/Prairie HS 55 Lisa Olden F/C 6-2 So. 1V Beaverton, OR/Westview HS HEAD COACH: Mary Hile-Nepfel, 19 th Year (USF, 1981) ASSISTANT COACH: Molly Goodenbour, 1 st Year (Stanford, 1993) ASSISTANT COACH: Betsy Yonkman, 1 st Year (Central Michigan, 1986) ASSISTANT COACH: Marta Menuez, 1 st Year (San Diego, 2004) *Injured - Will miss entire season

3 USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE PAGE THREE USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION School Name... University of San Francisco Location Fulton Street,... San Francisco, CA Religious Affiliation... Roman Catholic (Jesuit) Year Founded Enrollment... 8,000 Conference...West Coast Conference National Affiliation...NCAA Division I Nickname...Dons Colors... Green & Gold Home Arena...War Memorial Gym (5,300) President... Fr. Stephen J. Privett, S.J. Athletic Director...Bill Hogan VP, University Advancement...Dave Macmillan USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL DIRECTORY Mary Hile-Nepfel... Head Coach 19th Year (USF, 1981) hile@usfca.edu Molly Goodenbour... Assistant Coach First Year (Stanford, 1993) mgoodenbour@usfca.edu Betsy Yonkman... Assistant Coach First Year (Central Michigan, 1986) byonkman@usfca.edu Marta Menuez... Assistant Coach First Year (San Diego, 2004) mmenuez@usfca.edu Women s Basketball Fax Rebecca Liddle... Women s Basketball Trainer Dr. Ken Akizuki...Team Orthopedist Dr. William Montgomery...Team Orthopedist Media Relations Fax WOMEN S BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS Hile-Nepfel s Coaching Record at USF ( , 19th Year) Hile-Nepfel s Career Coaching Record ( , 19th Year) Overall/WCC Record (Finish) 12-16/6-8 WCC (6th) Letter-winners Returning/Lost 9/6 Starters Returning/Lost...Newcomers 3/2...4 All-time Program Record/Percentage /.532 (29 Years) NCAA Tournament Appearances/Last 3/1997, First Round (USC 68, USF 55) Women s Basketball SID... Ryan McCrary mccrary@usfca.edu WCC Standings (as of 1/22/06) Team WCC PCT Overall LMU GON SCU SMC PEP USF USD POR DOMINIQUE CARTER SPARKS DONS OFFENSE: Sophomore guard Dominique Carter made a tremendous impact for USF in her fi rst season on the Hilltop and scored a team-high 427 points (15.3) and ranked third among West Coast Conference leaders. A two-time WCC Player of the Week, Carter is the leading returning scorer in the league this season. Carter poured in a career-high 30 points in a double overtime win at Pepperdine (2/3/05) and led the Dons with 21 double-digit scoring nights, including a team-best fi ve contests with 20 or more points. Carter erupted for 30 points, matching her career-high in scoring against Cal Poly (11/29/05) to go along with 11 rebounds for her third double-double, second against the Mustangs. On the season, Carter has led the team in scoring six times and ranks fi fth among WCC scoring leaders at 12.2 points per night. NICKIE WARREN PRODUCING FOR THE GREEN AND GOLD: Junior forward Nickie Warren made the most of her fi rst action for USF after sitting out all of after transferring from Boston College. A Bay Area native, Warren averaged 1.6 points and 1.8 rebounds per game for the Eagles as a sophomore in the demanding Big East. Warren earned 2005 Subway Classic All-Tournament honors, averaging a team-high 10.5 points. Warren recorded her fi rst career double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds against Rider (11/25/05) in the 2005 odwalla Classic, earning all-tournament honors for the second straight week. Warren registered her third double-double and second straight against Pepperdine (1/6/05) with 18 points and 10 rebounds (seven offensive) and poured in a career-high 21 against Loyola Marymount (1/8/06). Warren ranks fi fth among West Coast Conference rebound leaders (6.6) and is seventh in fi eld goal percentage at.467 (63-135). A SOLO YOUTH MOVEMENT: For the fi rst time in memory, USF s roster has just one freshman on it, but Shay Rollins is expected to be a case of quality over quantity. The Bay Area product averaged 25.3 points per game as a senior at Encinal High School and led the league in scoring, fi nishing with 624 points. Rollins enjoyed a strong debut in the 2005 Subway Classic, averaging 6.5 points, 2.5 rebounds and 2.0 assists in her fi rst two collegiate contests. Rollins scored a season-high 17 points against Cal Poly (11/29/05) and added 10 points and six rebounds against Pepperdine (1/6/05). On the season, Rollins averages 7.0 points, 2.9 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game. PEACE A GOOD INFLUENCE FOR THE DONS: Sophomore guard Nykia Peace made her fi rst start of the year count as she erupted for her fi rst career double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds at Long Beach State (12/4/05). Peace recorded 10 rebounds against Loyola Marymount (1/8/06) and averages 4.2 points and 3.7 rebounds. TODAY ON JENNI JONES: Senior forward Jenni Jones continues her steady production for USF. Jones averages 5.3 points, 2.6 rebounds and dishes out a teamhigh 2.5 assists per game. Jones set a career-high with six assists against Hawaii (12/8/05) and equalled the feat against Nevada (12/31/05) and Pepperdine (1/6/06). MARY HILE-NEPFEL COLLECTS WIN #250: USF s road victory at Denver (11/21/04) gave USF head coach Mary Hile-Nepfel her 250th career victory, all coming at her alma mater. In her 19th season on the Hilltop, Hile-Nepfel is one of just three coaches in USF athletic history to reach the milestone, joining Steve Negoesco (544) of men s soccer and baseball s Dante Benedetti (373). All three coaches are USF alums and all were named Legends of the Hilltop. THE 50 S NOT FABULOUS FOR USF: USF s loss at Gonzaga (1/21/06) dropped the Dons to 1-10 on the season when the offense manages less than 60 points in a contest. Since the start of last season, San Francisco falls to 2-21 when stuck in the 50 s with the last wins coming in a a win at Portland (1/19/06) and a decision against Saint Mary s College (1/27/05). Dating to , USF owns a ledger when scoring less than 60 points. The Dons went 1-7 in , 2-4 in , 4-13 in and 4-11 in USF s 2004 campaign was highlighted by a pair of low scoring wins with a decision against NCAA Tournament participant New Mexico and a road win at Gonzaga. USF Women s Basketball Team Leaders (as of 1/22/06) Scoring: Dominique Carter (207/12.2) Field Goal Percentage: Leeane Jensen (33-66) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage: Dominique Carter (6-18) Free Throw Percentage: Dominique Carter (25-29) Assists: Jenni Jones - (40/2.5) Rebounds: Nickie Warren (112/6.6) Offensive Rebounds: Nickie Warren (49/2.9) Steals: Shay Rollins/Nykia Peace (23/1.3) Blocked Shots: Lisa Olden/Leeane Jensen (10/0.6)

4 USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE PAGE FOUR JENSEN BACK FOR A SIXTH: Senior center Leeane Jensen returns for her sixth-year after winning an appeal with the NCAA. Despite missing the entire season with an injury, Jensen showed little signs of rust for USF as a junior averaging 7.7 points and 5.9 rebounds per game during West Coast Conference play. Jensen scored a season-high 14 points on 6-of-8 from the fi eld against Denver (12/16/05) off the bench and averages 5.8 points and 3.9 rebounds per game. Jensen scored 11 points and added seven rebounds against Pepperdine (1/6/05) in her fi rst game back after suffering a knee injury prior to the Dons game against Fresno State (12/20/05). LASHAUNTE STEPHENS READY FOR THE DONS: Sophomore guard LaShaunte Stephens turned in a solid fi rst season for USF, ranking fourth on the team and second among returners in scoring, averaging 6.7 points and 2.6 rebounds per game. Stephens poured in a career-high 18 points in the opening round of the 2005 West Coast Conference Tournament against Santa Clara (3/3/05) and scored 16 points, including 11 straight late in regulation in a win against San Diego (2/12/05). Stephens scored 12 points and pulled down a career-high nine rebounds at Long Beach State (12/4/05). LISA OLDEN READY FOR SECOND SEASON WITH DONS: Sophomore center Lisa Olden showed much promise for USF in her fi rst season in the Green and Gold. Olden scored 10 points and pulled down eight rebounds in a win against Saint Mary s (1/27/05) and turned in a career-high 17 points at Loyola Marymount (2/5/05). Olden earned all-tournament honors at the odwalla Classic, averaging 12 points and 5.5 rebounds. Olden scored 15 points and pulled down a career-high nine rebounds off the bench against No. 22 Oklahoma (11/26/05). USF VERSUS THE TOP-25: USF lost its second game against a top-25 opponent in as many weeks with a tough loss to No. 22 Oklahoma a week after falling at No. 17 Minnesota in the fi rst round of the 2005 Subway Classic. San Francisco played a pair of top-25 opponents last season, falling at No. 25 New Mexico (63-52) and fell at home to No. 2 Stanford (80-51). USF s last victory against a top-25 opponent came with a victory against No. 19 Oregon (1/2/00) at War Memorial Gym. USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL LAY-UPS Team Briefs - San Francisco is not a big fan of the 3-pointer. Through 16 games, the Dons have made a leaguelow 31 from long distance and have the fewest attempts in the West Coast Conference with 113. Six league players have converted on 31 or more this season, led by 52 threes by Michelle Cozad of Santa Clara, while LMU s Amanda Patton has connected on 49. The Broncos lead the league with pointers, while Pepperdine is seventh with San Francisco bounced back at the charity stripe in the Pacific Northwest, converting on 14-of-19 (.737) after struggling at the charity stripe the previous four games, converting on just.508 (30-59). The Dons connected on a season worst.455 (10-22) in a overtime win against Pepperdine (1/6/06). USF improved slightly at Saint Mary s (1/14/06), making.650 (13-20). - USF ranks third in the West Coast Conference in field goal percentage at.404 ( ), but allows opponents to connect at the same clip ( ) from the floor. - Junior guard Jennifer Katsuyama returned to the lineup Jan. 6 against Pepperdine and earned starts at Portland (1/19) and at Gonzaga (1/21). Katsuyama scored four points at Saint Mary s (1/14) and against the Pilots. - Sophomore guard Dominique Carter surpassed 600 career points with her first field goal against Loyola Marymount (1/8/06) and has 634 in 45 games (14.1). WEEK SEVEN GAME RECAPS GAME #16 - Saint Mary s Recap GAELS DISMANTLE DONS: USF women s basketball suffered its worst loss of the season in a decision at Saint Mary s Saturday afternoon in West Coast Conference action at McKeon Pavilion. The Dons (5-11, 1-2 WCC) generated nothing offensively and could not slow the Gaels (7-9, 2-1 WCC), who won for the fi fth time in six outings against their Bay Area rival. Sophomore guard Dominique Carter tallied her third double-double of the season with 10 points and 10 rebounds off the bench in just 24 minutes, while senior center Leeane Jensen added 10 points and fi ve rebounds in 21 minutes. The Dons struggled against the league s top defense and committed 14 turnovers and managed just four assists. San Francisco shot at a woeful.242 (16-66) from the fi eld, but pulled down 41 rebounds with 17 coming on the offensive glass. Saint Mary s connected at a.459 (28-61) pace, including.333 (5-15) from 3-point range. The Gaels pulled down 49 rebounds. USF never led in the contest and Saint Mary s led by at least 20 points for the fi nal 14 minutes of the second half. The Gaels broke open the game s only tie at the 18:16 mark - with a run and led at intermission. - Senior guard Jenni Jones has already established career-highs in points (84), assists (40) and blocked shots (1) through 16 games this season. - USF has added senior post player KeLicia Shorts to the roster and activated her prior to the 2006 West Coast Conference opener against Pepperdine (1/6/06). A four-year letter-winner with Dons volleyball, Shorts was a 2005 All-WCC Honorable Mention middle blocker. - Shay Rollins scored a team-high 15 points in San Francisco s win against Denver (12/16/05), marking the first time the freshman had paced the team in scoring this season. - USF owns an 12-9 record in West Coast Conference openers. The Dons took on Pepperdine for the first time in a overtime victory Jan. 6, The win snapped a two-game losing streak for USF. The Dons fell at home to Santa Clara (49-48) in 2004 and Loyola Marymount (58-55) last season.

5 USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE PAGE FIVE USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL BY THE NUMBERS #12 Dominique CARTER 2006 West Coast Conference Newcomer of the Year 2006 WCC First Team - Sixth Don to win West Coast Conference top freshman/newcomer honors - Led USF and ranked third among WCC scoring leaders (15.3) - Scored a career-high 30 points at Pepperdine (2/3/05) - Reached double-fi gure scoring 21 times and scored 20 or more points in six games Mary HILE-NEPFEL Career West Coast Conference Wins Leader Career USF Victories - Collected 250th career win, at Denver (11/21/04) - Enters 19th year as head coach and 23rd season in the Green and Gold as a player and coach - USF tied its own league record last season when three players earned All-WCC First Team honors - Dominique Carter, Mary Jane Krueger and Toni Russell Career rebounds by senior center Mary Jane Krueger - third most in WCC women s basketball history Average attendance for women s basketball at War Memorial Gym Points scored by freshman Dominique Carter - the most by a Don since Carey Sauer scored 458 in and the most by a freshman since Hall-of- Famer Brittany Lindhe tallied 447 points in All-time program victories Career steals by senior guard Toni Russell - the most in WCC basketball history (men and women) Career wins for Mary Hile-Nepfel, the most in women s basketball history 30 - Points scored by freshman guard Dominique Carter at Pepperdine (2/3/05), the most by a Don since Total number of All-West Coast Conference First Team selections (since 1985) for San Francisco - the most in league history Average number of steals per game - led the WCC Average steals for senior guard Toni Russell - best in WCC and 11th in the nation 3 - Number of USF players named fi rst team All-West Coast Conference, matching the Dons and league s record set in ODWALLA CLASSIC USF LA D Y D O NS 2005 odwalla CLASSIC Tournament Schedule November 25, 2005 No. 22 Oklahoma def. Iowa USF def. Rider November 26, 2005 Iowa def Rider No. 22 Oklahoma def USF TOURNAMENT TEAM CAPSULES RIDER BRONCS IOWA HAWKEYES OKLAHOMA SOONERS Location: Iowa City, IA Conference: Big Ten Head Coach: Lisa Bluder, 6th Year (Northern Iowa, 1983) Record: Web Address: Location: Norman, OK Conference: Big 12 Head Coach: Sherri Coale, 10th Year (Oklahoma Christian, 1987) Record: Web Address: Location: Lawrenceville, NJ Conference: MAAC Head Coach: Tori Harrison, 2nd Year (Louisiana Tech. 1987) Record: 9-20 Web Address: SAN FRANCISCO DONS Location: San Francisco, CA Conference: West Coast Head Coach: Mary Hile-Nepfel, 19th Year (USF, 1981) Record: Web Address: USFDons.com Gets Extreme Makeover: The official website of the University of San Francisco Athletic Department will re-launch in late November with a fresh new look and some exciting new features.

6 USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE PAGE SIX MARY HILE-NEPFEL: USF women s basketball legend Mary Hile-Nepfel prepares for her 19th season as the head coach at the University of San Francisco and her sixth season as sole head coach of the Dons. Hile-Nepfel was named sole head coach following the season, taking charge of a program she directed to national prominence with her husband Bill Nepfel for 13 seasons. After missing more than half of the season with an illness, Hile-Nepfel is fully recovered, healthy and energized for her 23rd season associated with the university. Hile-Nepfel earned her milestone 250th victory when the Dons defeated Denver November 21, 2004 in the Rockies USF s fi rst female All-American, fi rst inductee in the USF Hub Flynn Hall of Fame and the fi rst woman honored with a retired number, Hile Nepfel was recognized as one of 75 Legends of the Hilltop, honoring the top fi gures in Green and Gold history on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the University of San Francisco. Hile-Nepfel was one of four women s basketball legends honored along with players Valerie Gillon and Brittany Lindhe and her husband, Bill Nepfel. Just prior to the opening of the season, Hile-Nepfel was appointed as an interim Assistant Athletic Director and Senior Women s Administrator (SWA), following the departure of her mentor, Sandee Hill, who retired after nearly three decades of distinguished service on the Hilltop. JENNIFER KATSUYAMA RETURNS FOR 2006 WCC PLAY: Junior guard Jennifer Katsuyama was thought likely miss the entire season due to a knee injury, but made a welcome return to the starting lineup January 6 for a win against Pepperdine. The knee was injured in a game last season at Loyola Marymount (2/5/05). Katsuyama averaged 5.9 points, 2.4 rebounds and ranked second on the team in assists with 2.4. During West Coast Conference play, Katsuyama 7.9 points, 3.1 rebounds and 2.7 assists and scored a career-high with 15 points against the Lions. KASIA KURZATKOWSKA TO MISS ENTIRE SEASON: Junior center Kasia Kurzatkowska tore her ACL during a preseason practice and will miss the entire campaign. LEEANE JENSEN AND JENNI JONES NAMED TEAM CO-CAPTAINS: With only two seniors on the roster, USF looked to its veterans for leadership and selected both - sixthyear center Leeane Jensen and forward Jenni Jones - as team captains for the season. The Dons have seven upper-classmen on the roster, but two are out for the season due to injury - junior guards Jennifer Katsuyama and Charmaine Ramos and two are transfers - junior center Kasia Kurzatkowska and junior forward Nickie Warren. FOUR INDIVIDUALS MAKE LEGENDS OF THE HILLTOP LIST: Four individuals with ties to the University of San Francisco women s basketball program were recognized as Legends of the Hilltop, honoring the top 75 fi gures in Green and Gold history on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the University of San Francisco. Three USF Hall of Fame players - Valerie Gillon ( ), Mary Hile ( ) and Brittany Lindhe ( ) were honored along with former co-head coach Bill Nepfel ( ). All four honorees have a connection with the Dons three consecutive West Coast Conference Tournament Championships and subsequent NCAA berths ( ), highlighted by a trip to the 1996 Sweet-16. A two-time WCC Tournament MVP, Gillon ranks ninth in scoring (1,188) and 10th in rebounds (652) despite playing just three seasons on the Hilltop. Hile-Nepfel fi nished her career as the most prolifi c scorer in USF Basketball history (men or women), pouring in 2,324 points and currently is the all-time coaching wins leader, entering the season with 261 in 18 years at the helm. The only four-time All-WCC First Team selection in league history, Lindhe left the Hilltop ranked second in scoring with 1,619 career points. Nepfel served as co-coach for the Dons and compiled 196 victories in 13 seasons, beginning in ODWALLA CLASSIC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM: MVP - Courtney Paris - Oklahoma, Ashley Paris - Oklahoma; Erin Higgins - Oklahoma; Crystal Smith - Iowa; Lisa Olden - USF; Nickie Warren - USF DONS NOTCH PROGRAM VICTORY NUMBER 425: San Francisco picked up its 400th win with a victory at Saint Mary s in the 2003 West Coast Conference opener. USF collected victory number 434 in a win at Portland (1/19/06) in the 2006 West Coast Conference opener. Some milestone wins follow below. Win # Opponent Score Date #1 vs. Santa Clara #100 at Pepperdine /10/82 #200 vs. San Diego /16/90 #300 vs. Saint Mary s /8/96 #350 vs. Gonzaga /23/99 #400 at Saint Mary s /11/03 #425 vs. Santa Clara /29/ Season USF s Record When... (As of 1/22/06) Lead at Halftime Trail at Halftime Tied at Halftime Overtime Games FG%.600 or Better FG%.500 or Better FG%.400 or Better FG%.300 or Better FG% Less than PFG.500 or better PFG.400 or better PFG.300 or better PFG below Score Score in 80 s Score in 70 s Score in 60 s Score in 50 s (or less) More (or same) Rebounds Less Rebounds Better (or same) FG % Lower FG % Better (or same) 3 FG% Lower 3 FG% Better (or same) FT % Lower FT % Have Less (or same) TO s than Opponents Have More TO s than Opponents Dons vs. Other Conferences ( Season) Big Big XII 0-1 Big West 2-1 Colonial Athletic 0-0 Independent 0-1 Metro Atlantic 1-0 Mid-Continent 0-0 Mountain West 0-0 Northeastern 0-1 Sun Belt 1-0 West Coast 2-3 Western Athletic 0-4 Final West Coast Conference Standings School Overall WCC GON LMU SCU SMC PEP USF USD POR WCC Preseason Coaches Poll School Total (First Place) 1. Loyola Marymount 59 (4) 2. Gonzaga 56 (3) 3. Santa Clara 43 (1) 4. Pepperdine Saint Mary s San Francisco San Diego Portland 12 wccsports.com

7 USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE PAGE SEVEN USF AMONG WEST COAST CONFERENCE LEADERS: Several USF players rank among the top-10 WCC leaders this season. (Overall games, as of 1/22/06.) SCORING: 5. Dominique Carter, 207 (12.2) REBOUNDING: 5. Nickie Warren, 112 (6.6) OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS: 3. Nickie Warren, 49 (2.88) DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS: 8. Nickie Warren, 63 (3.71) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE: 7. Nicke Warren, (.467) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE: 3. LaShaunte Stephens, (.795) 6. Danae Wellander, (.732) ASSISTS: T-9. Jenni Jones, 40 (2.50) USF AMONG WEST COAST CONFERENCE LEADERS: San Francisco ranks among the top-four teams in the league in the following categories (overall games) this season. (As of 1/22/06) Scoring Defense: Field Goal Percentage: ( ) Free Throw Percentage: ( ) Assist/Turnover Ratio: Rebound Margin: MILESTONES WITHIN REACH: Many milestones are within reach of the women s basketball program at the University of San Francisco. Several players are approaching individual milestones. (As of 1/22/06) Dominique Carter Needs 16 points for 650 in her career Needs 37 rebounds for 250 in her career Needs three 3-pointers for 30 in her career Mary Hile-Nepfel Needs 10 wins for 275 in her career Leeane Jensen Needs 34 points for 550 in her career Needs 14 rebounds for 400 in her career Needs one block for 55 in her career Jenni Jones Needs 12 points for 250 in her career Needs 20 rebounds for 175 in her career USF Team Game Highs POINTS 80 vs. Rider (11/25/05) FIELD GOALS 31 vs. Rider (11/25/05) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 70 vs. Pepperdine (1/6/06) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.564 (31-55) vs. Rider (11/25/05) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS 5 vs. Cal Poly (11/29/05) 3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 10 vs. No. 22 Oklahoma (11/26/05) 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.625 (5-8) vs. Cal Poly (11/29/05) FREE THROWS 22 vs. Fresno State (12/20/05) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 31 vs. Cal Poly (11/29/05) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.917 (22-24) vs. Fresno State (12/20/05) REBOUNDS 48 at Nevada (12/28/05) ASSISTS 21 vs. Loyola Marymount (1/8/06) STEALS 12 at Portland (1/19/06) BLOCKED SHOTS 6 at Saint Mary s (1/14/06) TURNOVERS 27 at Long Beach State (12/4/05) FOULS 23 twice last at UC Davis (12/1/05) Individual Single-Game Highs (As of 1/22/06) SCORING 30 - Dominique Carter vs. Cal Poly (11/29/05) FIELD GOALS 11 - Dominique Carter vs. Cal Poly (11/29/05) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 21 - Dominique Carter vs. Cal Poly (11/29/05) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 5 attempts) (5-5) - Nickie Warren at No. 17 Minnesota (11/19/05) 3-POINTERS 3 - Shay Rollins, twice last vs. Cal Poly (11/29/05) 3 - Nykia Peace at Portland (1/19/06) 3-POINT ATTEMPTS 7 - Shay Rollins, vs. No. 22 Oklahoma (11/26/05) 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 4 attempts).600 (3-5) - Nykia Peace at Portland (1/19/06) FREE THROWS 9 - Danae Wellander at Boise State (12/28/05) FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 10 - Nickie Warren vs. Hawaii (12/8/05) 10 - Danae Wellander Boise State (12/28/05) 10 - LaShaunte Stephens at Long Beach State (12/5/05) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (min. 6 attempts) (6-6) LaShaunte Stephens vs. Fresno State (12/20/05) (6-6) Dominique Carter vs. Cal Poly (11/29/05) REBOUNDS 11 - LaShaunte Stephens at Long Beach State (12/5/05) 11 -Dominique Carter vs. Cal Poly (11/29/05) 11 - Nickie Warren vs. Rider (11/25/05) ASSISTS 6 - Jenni Jones vs. Hawaii (12/8/05); at Nevada (12/31/05); vs. Pepperdine (1/6/06) 6 - Dominique Carter at UC Davis (12/1/05) 6 - Nykia Peace vs. Loyola Marymount (1/8/06) STEALS 3 - Nickie Warren vs. Loyola Marymount (1/8/06) 3 - Carter/Jensen vs. Hawaii (12/8/05) 3 - Jenni Jones vs. CS Fullerton (12/11/05) 3 - Carter/Warren at UC Davis (12/1/05) 3 - Nykia Peace vs. Long Island (11/20/05) 3 - Carter/Rollins vs. Cal Poly (11/29/05) 3 - Nickie Warren vs. No. 22 Oklahoma (11/26/05) BLOCKED SHOTS 3 - Danae Wellander at Boise State (12/28/05) 3 - Nickie Warren at Saint Mary s (1/14/06) USF Team Game Lows POINTS 42 at Gonzaga (1/21/06) FIELD GOALS 15 vs. Fresno State (12/20/05) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 45 at Portland (1/19/06) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.242 (16-66) at Saint Mary s (1/14/06) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS 0 multiple, last vs. LMU (1/8/06) 3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 2, vs. Fresno State (12/20/05) 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.000 multiple last vs. LMU (1/8/06) FREE THROWS 3 at Gonzaga (1/21/06) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 4 at Gonzaga (1/21/06) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.455 (10-22) vs. Pepperdine (1/6/06) REBOUNDS 23 at No. 17 Minnesota (11/19/05) ASSISTS 2 at Boise State (12/28/05) STEALS 4 vs. Denver (12/16/05) BLOCKED SHOTS 0 multiple, last vs. LMU (1/8/06) TURNOVERS 13 twice, last vs. Pepperdine (1/6/06) FOULS 12 vs. Rider (11/25/05) USF COMPARISONS SEASON - AS OF 1/22/06: Team PPG Margin FG% 3-FG% FT% RPG APG TOPG SPG BPG USF Opponents USF Miscellaneous Stats (As of 1/22/06) INDIVIDUAL 20-POINT GAMES DOMINIQUE CARTER 30 vs. Cal Poly (11/29/05) 21 at UC Davis (12/1/05) NICKIE WARREN 21 vs. Loyola Marymount (1/8/06) DANAE WELLANDER 21 at Boise State (12/28/05) DOUBLE-DOUBLE GAMES (all points/rebounds) DOMINIQUE CARTER 30/11 vs. Cal Poly (11/29/05) 10/10 at Saint Mary s (1/14/06) NYKIA PEACE 11/11 at Long Beach State (12/5/05) NICKIE WARREN 18/10 vs. Pepperdine (1/6/06) 14/11 vs. Rider (11/25/05) 10/10 at Nevada (12/31/05) TEAM Record on days of the week Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun

8 USF DONS BASKETBALL SEASON/CAREER HIGHS (As of 1/22/06) Player #2 Jennifer Jones 5-10, Sr., Guard Martinez, CA/Alhambra HS #3 Charmaine Ramos 5-9, Jr., Guard Hayward, CA/Tennyson HS #4 Jennifer Katsuyama 5-7, Jr., Guard Brea, CA/Brea Olinda HS #5 Leeane Jensen 6-3, Sr., Center Morro Bay, CA/Morro Bay HS #11 Shay Rollins 5-7, Fr., Guard Encinal, CA/Encinal HS #12 Dominique Carter 5-11, So., Forward Tracy, CA/Merrill F. West HS #13 Nickie Warren 6-1, Jr., Forward Mill Valley, CA/Boston College #14 LaShaunte Stephens 5-10, So., Forward Fresno, CA/Sunnyside HS #21 Nykia Peace 5-8, Fr., Guard Torrance, CA/Bishop Montgomery HS #22 Amber Grier 6-1, So. (RS), Forward Benton City, WA/Columbia Basin CC #23 Kasia Kurzatkowska 6-4, Jr., Center Olstztyn, Poland/Jefferson College (MO) #32 Danae Wellander 5-10, So., Forward Sonoma, CA/Santa Rosa JC #51 Breann Sitton 6-4, So., Center Brush Prairie, WA/Idaho #55 Lisa Olden 6-2, Fr., Center Beaverton, OR/Westview HS Season Highs (Points/Rebounds/Assists) Points: 9, vs. Pepperdine (1/6/06) Rebounds: 7, at Long Beach State (12/4/05) Assists: 6 mult. last vs. Pepperdine (1/6/06) Notes: 6 assists in two of last three games Points: NA Rebounds: NA Assists: NA Notes: Lost for season w/ shoulder surgery Points: 4, twice last at Portland (1/19/06) Rebounds: 2, at Saint Mary s (1/14/06) Assists: 1, twice last at Gonzaga (1/21/06) Notes: First game of the season vs. PEP (1/6/06) Points: 14, vs. Denver (12/16/05) Rebounds: 8, at Portland (1/19/06) Assists: 3, vs. Cal Poly (11/29/05) Notes: 3 steals vs. Hawaii (12/8/05) Points: 17, vs. Cal Poly (11/29/05) Rebounds: 7 at Gonzaga (1/21/06) Assists: 4, multiple last vs. LMU (1/8/06) Notes: NA Points: 30, vs. Cal Poly (11/29/05) Rebounds: 11, vs. Cal Poly (11/29/05) Assists: 6, at UC Davis (12/1/05) Notes: 2005 WCC Newcomer of the Year Points: 21, vs. Loyola Marymount (1/8/06) Rebounds: 11, vs. Rider (11/25/05) Assists: 6, vs. Loyola Marymount (1/8/06) Notes: All-Tournament at Minnesota & USF Points: 12, at Long Beach State (12/5/05) Rebounds: 9, at Long Beach State (12/4/05) Assists: 3, at UC Davis (12/1/05) Notes: NA Points: 11, multiple last at Portland (1/19/06) Rebounds: 11, at Long Beach State (12/4/05) Assists: 6, vs. Loyola Marymount (1/8/06) Notes: First career double-double at Long Beach Points: 5, vs. Rider (11/25/05) Rebounds: 3 vs. Fresno State (12/20/05) Assists: 1, mult., last at Nevada (12/31/05) Notes: Redshirt season with shoulder surgery Points: NA Rebounds: NA Assists: NA Notes: Tore ACL 10/05 Will Not Play in Points: 21, vs. Fresno State (12/20/05) Rebounds: 9, vs. Rider (11/25/05) Assists: 4, at No. 17 Minnesota (11/19/05) Notes: Transfer from Santa Rosa JC Points: 7, vs, Rider (11/25/05) Rebounds: 6, vs. Rider (11/25/05) Assists: 0 Notes: NA Points: 15, vs. No. 22 Oklahoma (11/26/05) Rebounds: 9, vs. No. 22 Oklahoma (11/26/05) Assists: 4, vs. CS Fullerton (12/11/05) Notes: 2005 odwalla Classic All-Tournament Career Highs (Points/Rebounds/Assists) Points: 15, vs. Portland (1/17/04) Rebounds: 7, at Long Beach State (12/4/05) Assists: 6 mult. last vs. Pepperdine (1/6/06) Notes: CH with 15 points vs. UP Points: 10, at Washington (12/20/02) Rebounds: 5, vs. So. Carolina St. (11/21/03) Assists: 6, vs. Canisius (12/19/03) Notes: Made 16 career starts Points: 15 at Loyola Marymount (2/3/05) Rebounds: 8, vs. Marist (12/28/04) Assists: 8, vs. South Carolina State (11/21/03) Notes: Saw action in every game in Points: 21 at Loyola Marymount (2/1/03) Rebounds: 10, twice last vs. Gonzaga (2/17/05) Assists: 4, multiple, last vs. Oakland (11/27/04) Notes: 2003 WCC Player of the Week Points: 17, vs. Cal Poly (11/29/05) Rebounds: 7 at Gonzaga (1/21/06) Assists: 4, multiple last vs. LMU (1/8/06) Notes: NA Points: 30 at Pepperdine (2/3/05) Rebounds: 13 at Cal Poly (12/5/04) Assists: 6, at UC Davis (12/1/05) Notes: odwalla Classic All-Tournament Team Points: 21, vs. Loyola Marymount (1/8/06) Rebounds: 11, vs. Rider (11/25/05) Assists: 6, vs. Loyola Marymount (1/8/06) Notes: odwalla Classic All-Tournament Points: 18, at Santa Clara (3/3/05) Rebounds: 9, at Long Beach State (12/4/05) Assists: 3, at UC Davis (12/1/05) Notes: 2 3-pointers vs. Long Beach State Points: 11, multiple last at Portland (1/19/06) Rebounds: 11, at Long Beach State (12/4/05) Assists: 6, vs. Loyola Marymount (1/8/06) Notes: 2003 Street & Smith Prep All-American Points: 5, twice last vs. Rider (11/25/05) Rebounds: 3 vs. Fresno State (12/20/05) Assists: 1, mult., last at Nevada (12/31/05) Notes: Redshirt season with shoulder surgery Points: NA Rebounds: NA Assists: NA Notes: NA Points: 21, vs. Fresno State (12/20/05) Rebounds: 9, vs. Rider (11/25/05) Assists: 4, at No. 17 Minnesota (11/19/05) Notes: Transfer from Santa Rosa JC Points: 7, vs, Rider (11/25/05) Rebounds: 6, vs. Rider (11/25/05) Assists: 4, vs. William and Mary (11/26/04) Notes: Sat out after transferring Points: 17, at Loyola Marymount (2/5/05) Rebounds: 9, vs. No. 22 Oklahoma (11/26/05) Assists: 4, vs. CS Fullerton (12/11/05) Notes: NA

9 USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL OVERALL STATS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (6-12) (5-4) (1-7) (0-1) CONFERENCE... (2-3) (1-1) (1-2) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (4-9) (4-3) (0-5) (0-1) ---TOTAL PTS REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Carter, Dominique Warren, Nickie Wellander, Danae Rollins, Shay Jensen, Leeane Jones, Jennifer Olden, Lisa Stephens, LaShaunte Peace, Nykia Katsuyama, Jennifer Sitton, Breann Grier, Amber Shorts, KeLicia TEAM Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS USF OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND SCORING /19/05 at Minnesota L Points per game /20/05 vs Long Island L Scoring margin /25/05 RIDER W FIELD GOALS-ATT /26/05 OKLAHOMA L Field goal pct /29/05 CAL POLY W POINT FG-ATT /01/05 at UC Davis L point FG pct at Long Beach State LOT pt FG made per game /8/05 HAWAII L FREE THROWS-ATT /11/05 CAL STATE FULLERTON W Free throw pct /16/05 DENVER UNIVERSITY W REBOUNDS /20/05 FRESNO STATE L Rebounds per game /28/05 at Boise State L Rebounding margin /31/05 at Nevada L ASSISTS *1/6/06 PEPPERDINE W OT Assists per game *1/8/06 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L TURNOVERS *1/14/06 at Saint Mary's (CA) L Turnovers per game *01/19/06 at Portland W Turnover margin *01/21/06 at GONZAGA BULLDOGS L Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game WINNING STREAK Home win streak ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total San Francisco Opponents

10 USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL WCC OVERALL STATS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (2-3) (1-1) (1-2) (0-0) CONFERENCE... (2-3) (1-1) (1-2) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) ---TOTAL PTS REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Warren, Nickie Carter, Dominique Wellander, Danae Rollins, Shay Jensen, Leeane Jones, Jennifer Peace, Nykia Olden, Lisa Katsuyama, Jennifer Stephens, LaShaunte Grier, Amber Sitton, Breann Shorts, KeLicia TEAM Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS USF OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND SCORING *1/6/06 PEPPERDINE W OT Points per game *1/8/06 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L Scoring margin *1/14/06 at Saint Mary's (CA) L FIELD GOALS-ATT *01/19/06 at Portland W Field goal pct *01/21/06 at GONZAGA BULLDOGS L POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct 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 WINNING STREAK Home win streak ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total San Francisco Opponents