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1 WOMEN S B A S K E T B A L L MIAMI UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS Mike Pearson, Director Angie Renninger, Assoc. Director Mike Roth, Asst. Dir. (women s bball contact) Jim Stephan, Asst. Director Jeff Symonds, Asst. Director Millett Hall Oxford, OH Phone: Fax: rothmb@muohio.edu Results (10-6; 2-1 MAC) NOVEMBER 14 at Eastern Illinois... L, IPFW...W, LA SALLE...W, at Wake Forest... L, DECEMBER 2 at Wright State...W, vs. Texas Pan-American &...W, at Air Force &...W, at Dayton... W, (OT) 13 BUTLER (DH)...L, (2OT) 21 MURRAY STATE...W, vs. Towson %...W, at Florida %... L, JANUARY 3 KENTUCKY... L, at Akron*...W, KENT STATE (DH) *...W, at Bowling Green *... L, at Buffalo *...2 p.m. 21 OHIO *... 1 p.m. 24 TOLEDO (DH) *... 2 p.m. 31 at Ball State *...7 p.m. FEBRUARY 4 at Western Michigan *...7 p.m. 7 CENTRAL MICHIGAN *... 2 p.m. 11 at Northern Illinois *...8 p.m. 14 EASTERN MICHIGAN (DH)*... 5 p.m. 22 at Kent State *...2 p.m. 25 AKRON *... 7 p.m. 28 at Ohio *...2 p.m. MARCH 4 BOWLING GREEN *... 7 p.m. 7 BUFFALO *... 2 p.m at MAC Tournament...TBA All Times Eastern Home games in CAPS (DH) Denotes men s-women s doubleheader & Air Force Classic; Colorado Springs, Colo. % State Farm Classic; Gainesville, Fla. * Mid-American Conference game MIAMI UNIVERSITY, PLEASE When referring to Miami, please use Miami University, Miami University (Ohio) or Miami (Ohio). Please do not use Miami of Ohio, University of Miami of Ohio, etc. The latter are not the proper names for our institution. Also, in 1997, the University began using its new nickname, the RedHawks. It is one word with a capital H MIAMI BASKETBALL (10-6; 2-1 MAC) MIAMI WOMEN S BASKETBALL Game Seventeen: Saturday, January 17 7 p.m. Buffalo Buffalo, N.Y ROSTER/STATISTICS Potential Starters (based on last game s lineups) No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown GP/GS PPG RPG APG 32 Jaclyn Leininger F 6-0 Sr. Winona Lake, Ind. 16/ Erin Wisner F 6-2 Fr. Solon, Ohio 13/ Maggie Boyer G 5-11 Fr. Lebanon, Ind. 15/ Jenna Schone G 5-7 Sr. Pickerington, Ohio 16/ Courtney Reed G 5-9 Jr. Andrews, Ind. 16/ Off the Bench No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown GP/GS PPG RPG APG 4 Rachael Hencke F 6-1 Fr. Grafton, Wisc. 16/ Ashley Hawkins G 5-9 Sr. Henderson, Ky. 15/ Lillian Pitts F 6-1 Fr. Shaker Heights, Ohio 16/ Ariel Thomas G 5-8 Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio 10/ Michelle Oswalt G 5-10 R-Fr. Lafayette, Ind. 1/ Briana Dunlap G 5-8 So. Country Club Hills, Ill. 6/ Stephanie Ford F 6-3 Sr. Indianapolis, Ind. 16/ Ashleigh Brown F 5-11 Jr. Delaware, Ohio 16/ STORYLINES 1. UP AHEAD: Miami looks to get back to its winning ways when it makes the long trip to Buffalo for a Saturday 2 p.m. matinee. 2. LONG BUS TRIPS: Miami will have to fight through fatigue as this week is the only time all season it has two conference road games. It isn t an easy trip for the RedHawks either as Buffalo is the farthest MAC school from Miami at 450 miles. Northern Illinois is the next farthest at 342 miles. After arriving home from Bowling Green at 1 a.m. Thursday morning, the RedHawks went back on the road at 5 p.m. Thursday evening to make the long trek to New York. To help fight the fatigue such a long week of traveling can create, Miami stopped in the Cleveland area Thursday night and finished traveling on Friday morning. 3. HOME AWAY SPLITS: The RedHawks have now played six home games and eight road games (to go along with two neutral site games). That gives Miami a large enough sample to be able to compare the players performances both home and away from Millett Hall. The team scores slightly more on the road (4-4 record), averaging 70.4 points per game, compared to 69.3 at home (4-2 record). However, the RedHawks give up 71.2 points per game on the road compared to only 67.0 at home. Jenna Schone is the team s leading scorer both home and away, averaging 16.3 points per game at home and 14.4 on the road. It doesn t matter to junior guard Courtney Reed where Miami is playing. She has averaged 13.5 points per game both home and away.

2 WOMEN S B A S K E T B A L L TALE OF THE TAPE Miami Buffalo Overall Record Mid-American Conference Record Points Per Game Points Allowed per Game Field Goal Percentage Opponent Field Goal Percentage Point Field Goal Percentage Opponent 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Point Field Goals Made Per Game Free Throw Percentage Rebound Average Opponent Rebound Average Rebound Margin LAST GAME: In a game that featured several long scoring runs by both teams, Miami University fell to Bowling Green in Mid-American Conference game Wednesday night. An inability to keep the Falcons off the free throw line did in Miami as Bowling Green went 33-for-36 from the free throw line. An early technical on Bowling Green coach Curt Miller gave Miami a 10-6 lead after Jenna Schone hit both free throws. The RedHawks offense was working early, building the lead up to with 9:20 remaining in the half thanks to six points from Ashley Hawkins. After the Falcons pulled to within one, a bucket by Schone, followed by a steal and layup from Courtney Reed built the lead back up to five at at the 7:49 mark. With the RedHawks up 27-23, Bowling Green went on a 10-0 run to take a lead at the 4:31 mark. Miami got as close as off a Hawkins steal and layup, but Lauren Prochaska hit 5-for-6 from the free throw line down the stretch to key an 8-3 Falcon run that put Bowling Green ahead at halftime. Hawkins had 12 points at the half as Miami shot 43.6 percent (17-for-39), compared to 51.9 percent for the Falcons (14-for-27). Maggie Boyer hit a three-pointer early in the second half to cap off a 7-2 run for Miami that put the RedHawks right back in the game, trailing A three-pointer by Schone with 15:25 to go gave Miami its first lead of the second half. Bowling Green scored the next four points to quickly regain the lead, but another three from Boyer tied the score at 57 with 13:48 remaining With the score in favor of Miami, the Falcons recorded their second 10-0 run of the game to take a advantage with 8:28 left in the game. The RedHawks continued to fight, but two Prochaska threes gave Bowling Green a 10 point lead. Jaclyn Leininger scored a three-point play to keep Miami in the game, but the Falcons hit their free throws down the stretch to come away the victory. Reed led Miami with 19 points, while Schone finished with 15, Hawkins 14 and Leininger 13. Prochaska led Bowling Green with 19 points. ABOUT BUFFALO: After a solid start to the season, Buffalo has struggled recently, dropping its last nine games to fall to 4-12 overall and 0-3 in the MAC. In their last game, the Bulls fell at home to Kent State Buffalo is led by sophomore forward Kourtney Brown, a one-time high school teammate of current Miami RedHawk freshman Erin Wisner. Brown averages 14.4 points per game and 6.6 rebounds per game. Right behind her is sophomore forward Jessica Fortman, who averages 10.9 points, and is the team s leading rebounder at 6.6 caroms per game. Miami Women s Basketball Quick Facts Location... Oxford, OH Founded Enrollment... 16,300 Nickname...RedHawks Colors...Red and White Arena...Millett Hall Capacity...6,400 Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Mid-American (East) President...Dr. David Hodge (Macalester 70) Athletic Director...Brad Bates (Michigan 81) Head Coach...Maria Fantanarosa Alma Mater...Miami 90 Record at School (11th year) Career Record (12th year) Assistant Coaches...Lisa Hayden (Miami 95) Colleen Day (Miami 04) Jonelle Streed (St. Cloud State 03) MAC Preseason Poll EAST DIVISION 1. Bowling Green Miami Ohio t. Kent State Buffalo Akron WEST DIVISION 1. Ball State Northern Illinois Central Michigan Western Michigan Eastern Michigan Toledo Preseason All-MAC Selections EAST DIVISION Kara Murphy (Akron) Lauren Prochaska (Bowling Green) Anna Kowalska (Kent State) Jenna Schone (Miami) Chandra Myers (Ohio) WEST DIVISION Porchia Green (Ball State) Emily Maggert (Ball State) Britni Houghton (Central Michigan) Ali Clifton (Toledo) Tiera DeLaHoussaye (Western Michigan) MEDIA INFORMATION WBB Contact...Michael Roth Office Phone... ( Cell Phone...(513) Office Fax...(513) rothmb@muohio.edu Website:... All media requests must come through Miami s Athletic Media Relations Office. Home phone numbers of players will not be made available.

3 WOMEN S B A S K E T B A L L 3 FANTANAROSA YEAR-BY-YEAR Year Overall MAC MAC Pct (WCU) Total FANTANAROSA BY THE MONTH Year Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar (WCU) Total FANTANAROSA BY THE DIVISION Year East West MAC Overall (5th East) (2nd East) (2nd East) (2nd East) (1st East) (1st East) (3rd East) (5th East) (4th East) (2nd East) Total (.571) FANTANAROSA VERSUS MAC FOES Opponent... Record...Streak Akron W3 Ball State W1 Bowling Green L2 Buffalo W1 Central Michigan W2 Eastern Michigan W1 Kent State W3 Northern Illinois L4 Ohio W2 Toledo W3 Western Michigan W2 FANTANAROSA IN THE MAC TOURNEY Year... Record...Round No Appearance Lost in Quarterfinals Lost in Semifinals Lost in Semifinals Lost in Semifinals Lost in Semifinals Lost in Quarterfinals Lost in First Round Lost in First Round Won Championship Total Head Coach Maria Fantanarosa: Her tenth season at the helm of her alma mater was one to remember as Miami head coach Maria Fantanarosa led the RedHawks to the program s first NCAA Tournament appearance in school history. Miami won 12 of its final 13 games, captured the MAC Tournament championship and earned the automatic berth in the NCAA Tournament. Since returning to her alma mater as head coach prior to the season, Fantanarosa has guided a resurgent program to eight winning seasons in the past 10 years, including two Mid-American Conference East Division crowns, the MAC regular-season championship and the 2008 MAC Tournament championship. Fantanarosa became Miami s all-time winningest coach in program history with her 132nd win, an victory over IUPUI on Dec. 30, 2006, passing Pam Wettig, who previously held the mark with a career record of Fantanarosa s all-time record at Miami now stands at Fantanarosa s RedHawks have been consistently recognized for their outstanding achievements and contributions on and off the court. As a result, Director of Athletics Brad Bates recently extended Fantanarosa s contract through the season, noting that the mentor of the Red and White continues to attract and produce high-quality student-athletes. A native of Kulpmont, Pa., Fantanarosa earned her bachelor s degree in speech Miami Coaching Wins Leaders Wins 1. Maria Fantanarosa (1998-) Pam Wettig ( ) Linda Wunder ( ) Lisa Bradley ( ) Susan DeKalb ( ) communication with a minor in coaching science from Miami in She received her master s degree in sports administration from Xavier in Fantanarosa and her husband, Tim Morrow, have two daughters, Lauren (five) and Allison (three) Mid-American Conference Standings (Through Jan. 16) EAST DIVISION MAC OVERALL WEST DIVISION MAC OVERALL School W-L W-L School W-L W-L Bowling Green Ball State Miami Toledo Ohio Northern Illinois Kent State Central Michigan Akron Eastern Michigan Buffalo Western Michigan SERIES HISTORY: Miami leads the all-time series with Buffalo The series only began in the season when the Bulls joined the MAC. The teams split their two meetings last season. Buffalo shocked the RedHawks in the conference opener at Millett Hall on Jan. 9, Miami got its revenge in Buffalo on Feb. 20, 2008 when it defeated the Bulls Amanda Jackson scored 30 for the RedHawks in that game, while Jenna Schone contributed 18. UP NEXT FOR THE REDHAWKS: Two home games await Miami next week. On Wed. Jan 21, Miami welcomes Ohio for a special 1 p.m. matinee that will feature the first Class at the Court event. The RedHawks welcome the three elementary schools of the Talawanda School District for a fun educational experience. Miami will then face its first MAC West Division opponent of the season when it hosts Toledo on Saturday, Jan. 24 at 2 p.m. That will be part of a doubleheader that will feature the men taking on Buffalo at 4 p.m. FANTANAROSA IN THE NCAA TOURNEY Year... Record...Round Lost in First Round

4 WOMEN S B A S K E T B A L L SWISH, SWISH, SWISH: Miami is among the national leaders in three-point percentage, ranking 33rd (as of Jan. 12) by connecting on 36 percent of its treys. The RedHawks connected on 54.9 percent of their shots against Texas-Pan American (Dec. 5), by far its best effort of the season. Miami s next best single-game effort was 45.9 percent against La Salle (Nov. 26). Twice the RedHawks have hit eight three-pointers in game, against Dayton (Dec. 10) and against Kent State (Jan. 10). SCHONE RUNS THE SHOW: One of the major keys to success for the RedHawks so far has been the performance of senior point guard Jenna Schone (Pickerington, Ohio). A second-team All-MAC selection a year ago and preseason pick in October, she is the team s leading scorer at 15.3 points per game. She has led the team in scoring seven times this season, including six of the last 10 games. Schone has been on a torrid assist pace, averaging 4.4 assists per game, which ranks 86th in the country (as of Jan. 12). She leads the team with 71 assists. Last season, Schone set Miami s single-season assist record with 175, as well as the singleseason three-point field goal record with 84. She currently has 496 career assists, which is second all-time at Miami and 100 shy of Heather Cusick s record of 596. She also has 212 career three-point baskets, which is second on the RedHawk career list, and 18 three-point field goals short of Cusick s career record of 230. WELCOME BACK LEININGER: Senior forward Jaclyn Leininger (Winona Lake, Ind.) has shown no signs of the season-ending knee injury she suffered in a preseason scrimmage last year. She ranks fourth on the team in scoring this year at 9.0 points per game, topping double figures in five games. She also is the team s top rebounder at 6.3 per contest, grabbing at least seven on eight occasions (three in double figures). She had a season high 12 rebounds against Towson (Dec. 29). Leininger recently moved into the top 50 Miami career scoring list, currently ranking 46th with 655 points. HAWK FACTOR: Ashley Hawkins (Henderson, Ky.) seems to have found her groove as the team s sixth man and first guard off the bench. She has spent time as both the shooting guard, as well as the backup point guard in the rare times Schone is off the floor. Hawkins has been a great distributor this season with 57 assists, an average of 3.8 per game. She has at least three assists in all but three games that she has appeared in this season. She also does not turn the ball over, ranking 48th in the nation in assist to turnover ratio at 1.73 (as of Jan. 12). That ratio is also the best on the team this year. Her top performance of the season came against Bowling Green (Jan. 14) when she came off the bench and scored 14 points to go along with five assists. Hawkins has appeared in 106 career games, starting 43. She currently has 727 career points, which ranks 37th on the all-time Miami career scoring list. With 235 career assists, she has cracked the Miami career top 25 list, ranking 20th. REED IS THIS YEAR S BREAKOUT PLAYER: Every season, one player typically makes a huge jump in her contribution from the previous year. This year it is junior guard Courtney Reed (Andrews, Ind.). She has started all 16 games and is second on the team in scoring, averaging 12.9 points. Compare that to her first two years, when she appeared in a combined 64 games, starting only 11 (all in ), and averaged 5.8 points per game. So far this season she has hit a career high 19 points on three different occasions. The last came against Bowling Green (Jan. 14) when she was able to penetrated the Falcon defense for several layups. In the season opener at Eastern Illinois on Nov. 14, Reed scored 15 points, only one off what was then her career high. She followed that up with 13 against IPFW (Nov. 22),15 against Wright State (Dec. 2),13 against Dayton (Dec. 10) and 15 against Butler (Dec. 13). Against Air Force (Dec. 6), she showed her defensive abilities, coming up with a career-high five steals. FORD TOUGH: Senior center Stephanie Ford (Indianapolis, Ind.) was named the team s most improved player last season, and the carryover appears to have continued this year. In the exhibition game against the Hoosier Lady Stars, Ford came off the bench to score a team-high 19 points, which would have been a career high in a regular game. She accomplished that on 8-of-10 shooting in only 16 minutes of action. Ford has started six games this season and is averaging 4.2 points and 3.4 rebounds for the season. She is especially strong in the transition game, often blocking out her defender to give one of the guards a clear path to the basket for an easy layup. Her best performance came against Texas-Pan American (Dec. 5), where she played a season-high 28 minutes, grabbed six rebounds (equalling her best of the year) and registered her first multiple block game of the year. Ford currently has 74 career blocks, which ranks seventh on the RedHawks all-time list. Miami s MAC Rankings (as of Jan. 16) OVERALL GAMES Scoring Offense...5th (69.6 ppg) Scoring Defense...6th (67.8 ppg) Scoring Margin... 4th (+1.9) Field Goal Percentage...6th (.410) Field Goal Percentage Defense...6th (.419) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage...4th (.358) 3-Point FG Percentage Defense...5th (.319) Free Throw Percentage...3rd (.752) Rebounding Offense...7th (37.2 rpg) Rebounding Defense...6th (38.6 rpg) Rebounding Margin...7th (-1.4) Blocked Shots...5th (3.25 bpg) Assists... 6th (14.25 apg) Steals... 6th (9.56 spg) Turnover Margin...3rd (+2.50) Assist/Turnover Ratio...3rd (0.84) 3-Point Field Goals Made...6th (5.50) CONFERENCE ONLY GAMES Scoring Offense... 1st (77.7 ppg) Scoring Defense...8th (70.0 ppg) Scoring Margin... 3rd (+7.7) Field Goal Percentage...2nd (.442) Field Goal Percentage Defense...2nd (.379) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage...4th (.381) 3-Point FG Percentage Defense...5th (.313) Free Throw Percentage... T5th (.766) Rebounding Offense...5th (39.7 rpg) Rebounding Defense...4th (34.0 rpg) Rebounding Margin... 5th (+5.7) Blocked Shots...3rd (5.67 bpg) Assists... T3rd (15.67 apg) Steals...T7th (8.00 spg) Turnover Margin...4th (+3.33) Assist/Turnover Ratio...1st (1.04) 3-Point Field Goals Made... T7th (5.33) Individual MAC Rankings (as of Jan 16) OVERALL GAMES Scoring...J. Schone (6th; 15.3 ppg)...c. Reed (15th; 12.9 ppg) Free Throw Pct....J. Schone (5th;.823)...C. Reed (8th;.815) Rebounding...J. Leininger (12th; 6.3 rpg) Assists... J. Schone (5th; 4.44 apg)...a. Hawkins (9th; 3.80 apg) Steals...J. Schone (6th; 2.25 spg)... C. Reed (8th; 2.06 spg) 3 Point FG Pct.... M. Boyer (2nd;.484) 3-Point FGs Made... J. Schone (T9th; 2.00)...M. Boyer (T9th; 2.00) Assist/Turnover Ratio... A. Hawkins (1st; 1.73)...J. Schone (7th; 1.37) Off. Rebounds... E. Wisner (11th; 2.46 rpg) Def. Rebounds...J. Leininger (12th; 4.19 rpg) Blocked Shots...E. Wisner (T7th; 1.00 bpg) Minutes Played...J. Schone (2nd; mpg)

5 WOMEN S B A S K E T B A L L BOYER S AMONG NATIONAL LEADERS: The jump from high school to college is difficult, and there is always a learning curve, but freshman guard Maggie Boyer (Lebanon, Ind.) has adjusted quite well to the college game. A fantastic shooter, she currently ranks eighth (as of Jan. 11) in the nation in three-point field goal percentage at.484 (30-for-62). She has started 10 of the 15 games she has appeared in this season and is the team s third leading scorer at 9.8 points per game. Boyer is looking to become only the sixth RedHawk freshman to average in double digits for scoring during their freshman season. Boyer got off to a terrific start, scoring 17 points in her first career game against Eastern Illinois (Nov. 14). Boyer shot 6-for-12 and hit three three-point baskets Boyer had another impressive game in the RedHawks overtime win over Dayton (Dec. 10). She hit four threepoint baskets and played strong defense on the Flyers starting guards, helping to hold them to 10-for-27 shooting. Boyer has now topped double figures in eight games this season. She established career bests for rebounds (six) against Dayton and assists (three) against Texas- Pan American (Dec. 5). She set a new career high on Dec. 29 with 19 points against Towson, scoring 17 in the second half. Boyer matched that career high with 19 points against Kent State (Jan. 10) putting in another four three-pointers. WISNER CLEANS UP BOARDS: Another freshman with a strong start to her college career is forward Erin Wisner (Solon, Ohio). She currently ranks second on the team in rebounding at 5.0 per contest and enjoyed a breakout game of 11 points and seven boards against Wake Forest (Nov. 29). She set a new career high with 13 points against Akron (Jan. 7) despite playing only 10 minutes due to foul trouble. Having moved into the starting lineup for MAC play, Wisner is averaging 8.3 points per game during conference contests. BROWN DOES THE LITTLE THINGS: Junior Ashleigh Brown (Delaware, Ohio) has been Miami s energy player this season, grabbing the key rebounds, diving for the loose balls or just motivating the team with her effort. However, she has shown signs of being the star player when she is needed. She scored a career high 21 points on 9-of-15 shooting against Murray State (Dec. 21), and also pulled down seven rebounds (five offensive), three steals and a block. She topped double figures in scoring for the second time against Texas-Pan American (Dec. 5) when she tallied 10 points on 5-of-7 shooting. Against La Salle (Nov. 25), she gained a then career-high 16 points on 8-for-10 shooting, and also recorded five rebounds, two assists, two blocks, and three steals. Against Dayton (Dec. 10) she matched a career high with nine rebounds and followed it up with eight points and seven rebounds in a career high 36 minutes against Butler (Dec. 13). So far this season she is fifth on the team in scoring with 5.9 points per game and third with 4.8 rebounds per game. After averaging only 7.5 minutes per game during her first two seasons as a RedHawk, Brown is second on the team this year with an average of 25.8 minutes played per game this year. HANDING OUT THE HELPERS: Miami was credited with 20 assists against Texas-Pan American (Dec. 5) with six different players handing out at least one. The total was just one shy of the season high of 21, registered against Wright State in the previous outing. The RedHawks also topped 15 assists against Kent State (18) Dayton (18), La Salle (17), Butler (17), Air Force (16) and Akron (16). With an average of 14.2 assists per game, the RedHawks ranks 88th in the nation as a team in that category as of Jan. 11 WINNING STREAKS: A key to last year s NCAA Tournament run was a seven-game winning streak from January 29 through Feb. 20. After dropping a game to Bowling Green on Feb. 23, the RedHawks immediately went on another six-game winning streak from Feb. 27 through Mar. 15 that culminated in a MAC Tournament Championship. While Miami has had several long winning streaks in the past, including a recent 12-game winning streak in 2004, they usually occur during the conference season. The RedHawks recent four-game non-conference winning streak that began with a win over Wright State (Dec. 2) and also included two wins at the Air Force Classic (Dec. 5-6) and an overtime win against Dayton (Dec. 10) was the longest since the RedHawks won four in a row during the non-conference season. The longest non-conference winning streak for the Miami since MAC play began ( ) is six games, set after the RedHawks won their last five non-conference games in the season and then opened the season with a win over Wichita State. THE NEWCOMERS: Six freshmen make up one of the strongest recruiting classes on paper in Miami history. The class includes Michelle Oswalt (Lafayette, Ind.), who was originally part of last year s class, but an injury caused her to miss the season, and she made her Miami debut against Eastern Illinois. She is currently sidelined after suffering an injury in that game. She is joined in the backcourt by Maggie Boyer and Ariel Thomas (Cincinnati, Ohio). In the front court are Erin Wisner, Rachael Hencke (Grafton, Wisc.) and Lillian Pitts (Shaker Heights, Ohio). Hencke has appeared in all 16 games this season and set a new career high with seven rebounds against Akron (Jan. 7). Pitts has also appeared in all 16 games in the post establishing a strong, athletic defensive presence. Thomas has appeared in 10 games at guard. She scored her first career points against #20 Florida (Dec. 30) Individual MAC Rankings CONFERENCE ONLY GAMES (as of Jan. 16) Scoring...C. Reed (T4th; 16.7 ppg)... J. Schone (T8th; 15.7 ppg)...m. Boyer (T21st; 12.7 ppg) FG Pct....E. Wisner (2nd;.750) Assists... J. Schone (4th; 5.00 apg) Free Throw Pct.... C. Reed (T9th;.917)... J. Schone (T9th;.917)... M. Boyer (T11th;.900) Steals...J. Schone (T15th; 2.00 spg) 3-PT FG Made...M. Boyer (T9th; 2.33)...J. Schone (T12th; 2.00) 3-PT FG Pct.... M. Boyer (2nd;.636)... C. Reed (T6th;.500) Blocks...E. Wisner (T4th; 2.00 bpg)...m. Boyer (T13th; 1.00 bpg)... C. Reed (T13th; 1.00 bpg) Assist/Turnover Ratio...J. Schone (2nd; 3.00) Offensive Rebounds..E. Wisner (T14th; 2.33 rpg) Minutes Played... J. Schone (T7th; mpg) NCAA Team Rankings (as of Jan. 11) Scoring Offense... 69th (69.0) Free Throw Pct nd (.751) 3-Point Pct rd (.360) Steals Per Game... 73rd (9.9 spg) Turnover Margin... 73rd (2.47) NCAA Individual Rankings (as of Jan. 11) 3-Point Pct.... M. Boyer (8th;.475) Assist/Turnover Ratio.. A. Hawkins (48th; 1.68) Opponent RPI Ranking (as of Jan. 15)* MAC RPI RANKING Non-Conference...RPI Air Force Butler Dayton Eastern Illinois Florida IPFW Kentucky La Salle Murray State North Carolina Central...N/A Texas Pan-American Towson Wake Forest Wright State Mid-American Conference...RPI Akron Ball State Bowling Green Buffalo Central Michigan Eastern Michigan Kent State MIAMI Northern Illinois Ohio Toledo Western Michigan *Courtesy of CollegeRPI.com 5

6 WOMEN S B A S K E T B A L L Back Row (L-R): Courtney Reed, Ariel Thomas, Ashleigh Brown, Erin Wisner, Rachael Hencke, Lillian Pitts, Maggie Boyer, manager Michele Weynandt Front Row (L-R): Michelle Oswalt, Ashley Hawkins, Jaclyn Leininger, Jenna Schone, Stephanie Ford, Briana Dunlap Numerical Roster No. Name Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/Last School 2 Maggie Boyer Fr G Lebanon, Ind./Lebanon 4 Rachael Hencke Fr. 6-1 F Grafton, Wisc./Grafton 10 Jenna Schone *** Sr. 5-7 G Pickerington, Ohio/North 11 Ashley Hawkins *** Sr. 5-9 G Henderson, Ky./Henderson County 12 Lillian Pitts Fr. 6-1 G Shaker Heights, Ohio/Shaker Heights 13 Ariel Thomas Fr. 5-8 G Cincinnati, Ohio/Princeton 14 Michelle Oswalt Fr G Lafayette, Ind./West Lafayette 23 Courtney Reed** Jr. 5-9 G Andrews, Ind./Northfield 24 Briana Dunlap* So. 5-8 G Country Club Hills, Ill./Hillcrest 32 Jaclyn Leininger *** Sr. 6-0 G/F Winona Lake, Ind./Warsaw 40 Stephanie Ford *** Sr. 6-3 C Indianapolis, Ind./Franklin Central 41 Ashleigh Brown** Jr G Delaware, Ohio/Delaware Hayes 44 Erin Wisner Fr. 6-2 F Solon, Ohio/Solon Roster Breakdown BY YEAR: Seniors: 4 (Stephanie Ford, Ashley Hawkins, Jaclyn Leininger, Jenna Schone) Juniors: 2 (Ashleigh Brown, Courtney Reed) Sophomores: 1 (Briana Dunlap) Freshmen: 6 (Maggie Boyer, Rachael Hencke, Michelle Oswalt, Lillian Pitts, Ariel Thomas, Erin Wisner) BY HOME STATE/COUNTRY: Ohio: 5 (Ashleigh Brown, Lillian Pitts, Jenna Schone, Ariel Thomas, Erin Wisner) Indiana: 5 (Maggie Boyer, Stephanie Ford, Jaclyn Leininger, Courtney Reed, Michelle Oswalt) Kentucky: 1 (Ashley Hawkins) Illinois: 1 (Briana Dunlap) Wisconsin: 1(Rachael Hencke)

7 WOMEN S B A S K E T B A L L 7 INDIVIDUAL CAREER HIGHS #2 MAGGIE BOYER (Fr., G) POINTS (2x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) REBOUNDS... 6, vs. Murray State (12/21/08) ASSISTS... 4, at Akron (1/7/09) STEALS... 3, at Akron (1/7/09) BLOCKS... 2, at Akron (1/7/09) FIELD GOALS... 6 (2x s), last vs. Towson (12/29/08) 3-POINT FG.. 4 (3x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) FREE THROWS... 5(-of-6), vs. Kent State (1/10/09) MINUTES... 35, vs. Murray State (12/21/08) #4 RACHAEL HENCKE (Fr., F) POINTS... 10, at Wright State (12/2/08) REBOUNDS... 7, at Akron (1/7/09) ASSISTS...1 (3x s), last at Akron (1/7/09) STEALS... 1 (2x s), last at Akron (1/7/09) BLOCKS... 1 (6x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) FIELD GOALS... 2 (3x s), last vs. Butler (12/13/08) 3-POINT FG... FREE THROWS 6 (-of-8), at Wright State (12/2/08) MINUTES... 14, vs. Murray State (12/21/08) #10 JENNA SCHONE (Sr., G) POINTS...29, at Akron (3/1/08) REBOUNDS.. 7 (2x s), last at Kent State (2/25/06) ASSISTS...11 (2x s), last vs. Toledo (1/24/07) STEALS...6, at UTSA (12/29/07) BLOCKS...1 (5x s), last at EIU (11/14/08) FIELD GOALS... 9, vs. Kent State (2/24/07) 3-POINT FG...5 (5x s), last vs. Toledo (3/14/08) FREE THROWS... 8 (-of-10), at Akron (3/1/08) MINUTES... 48, at UTSA (12/29/07) #11 ASHLEY HAWKINS (Sr., G) POINTS...28, vs. Toledo (1/24/07) REBOUNDS...8, at Murray State (11/28/07) ASSISTS...8 (2x s), last at Buffalo (2/20/08) STEALS...6 (2x s), last at Akron (2/21/07) BLOCKS...2 (3x s), last vs. Ball State (2/13/08) FIELD GOALS...11, vs. Toledo (1/24/07) 3-POINT FG...3, vs. Buffalo (1/7/06) FREE THROWS. 8 (-of-9), vs. C. Michigan (1/27/07) MINUTES... 40, at UTSA (12/29/07) #12 LILLIAN PITTS (Fr., F) POINTS...4, at Akron (1/7/09) REBOUNDS 3 (3x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) ASSISTS... 1, at Akron (1/7/09) STEALS... 2 (2x s), last at Akron (1/7/09) BLOCKS... 1 (4x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) FIELD GOALS...2, at Akron (1/7/09) 3-POINT FG... FREE THROWS... MINUTES... 15, at Akron (1/7/09) #13 ARIEL THOMAS (Fr., G) POINTS... 5, at Florida (12/30/08) REBOUNDS... 3, at Akron (1/7/09) ASSISTS... STEALS... 1, vs. Kentucky (1/3/09) BLOCKS... FIELD GOALS... 2, at Florida (12/30/08) 3-POINT FG... FREE THROWS... 1(-of-1), at Florida (12/30/08) MINUTES... 8, vs. IPFW (11/22/08) #14 MICHELLE OSWALT (Fr. G) POINTS... REBOUNDS... ASSISTS... STEALS... BLOCKS... FIELD GOALS... 3-POINT FG... FREE THROWS... MINUTES... 7, at EIU (11/14/08) #23 COURTNEY REED (Jr., G) POINTS...19 (3x s), at Bowling Green (1/14/09) REBOUNDS... 9, vs. IUPUI (12/19/07) ASSISTS.. 5 (3x s), last vs. Murray State (12/21/08) STEALS... 5, at Air Force (12/6/08) BLOCKS... 3, vs. Kent State (1/10/09) FIELD GOALS...8, vs. Murray State (12/21/08) 3-POINT FG...4, vs. IUPUI (12/19/07) FREE THROWS...6(-of-6) (2x s), vs. Towson (12/29/08) MINUTES... 33, vs. Butler (12/13/08) #24 BRIANA DUNLAP (So., G) POINTS...14, vs. Cleveland State (12/1/07) REBOUNDS... 3 (2x s), last at Toledo (2/16/08) ASSISTS...2 (3x s), last vs. Toledo (3/14/08) STEALS... 4, vs. Northern Illinois (1/26/08) BLOCKS... FIELD GOALS... 5, vs. Kent State (2/27/08) 3-POINT FG...4 (2x s), last at Buffalo (2/20/08) FREE THROWS 2 (-of-2) (5x s), last vs. Toledo (2/16/08) MINUTES...26, vs. Kent State (2/27/08) #32 JACLYN LEININGER (Sr., F) POINTS... 24, at Saint Louis (11/26/05) REBOUNDS... 14, at Illinois State (12/9/06) ASSISTS... 6, vs. Butler (12/13/08) STEALS... 4 (2x s), last at W. Michigan (2/10/07) BLOCKS.1 (16x s), last at Bowling Green (1/14/09) FIELD GOALS...10, at W. Michigan (2/10/07) 3-POINT FG...2, vs. Butler (12/7/05) FREE THROWS...7, vs. Wake Forest (12/3/05) MINUTES... 37, vs. Butler (12/13/08)) #40 STEPHANIE FORD (Sr., F) POINTS... 16, at Murray State (11/28/07) REBOUNDS... 16, at IPFW (11/24/07) ASSISTS...2 (7x s), last at Dayton (12/10/08) STEALS... 3 (6x s), last vs. Murray State (12/21/08) BLOCKS...4 (2x s), last at Akron (3/1/08) FIELD GOALS...7, at Murray State (11/28/07) 3-POINT FG... 1 (3x s), last at Dayton (12/10/08) FREE THROWS. 6 (-of-8) at Cleveland State (11/12/06) MINUTES...38, vs. Ohio (3/5/08) #41 ASHLEIGH BROWN (Jr., G) POINTS... 21, vs. Murray State (12/21/08) REBOUNDS...9 (2x s), last at Dayton (12/10/08) ASSISTS... 2 (10x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) STEALS... 4, vs. Butler (12/13/08) BLOCKS...2 (2x s), last vs. La Salle (11/25/08) FIELD GOALS...9, vs. Murray State (12/21/08) 3-POINT FG... 1, vs. Cleveland State (12/1/07) FREE THROWS...2 (-of-2) (5x s) last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) MINUTES...36 (2x s), last vs. Murray State (12/21/08) #44 ERIN WISNER (Fr., F) POINTS... 13, at Akron (1/7/09) REBOUNDS 8 (2x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) ASSISTS... 2, vs. Kent State (1/10/09) STEALS... 2 (3x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) BLOCKS... 3 (2x s), vs. Kent State (1/10/09) FIELD GOALS.. 4 (3x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) 3-POINT FG... FREE THROWS... 5 (-of-5), at Akron (1/7/09) MINUTES... 28, vs. Kent State (1/10/09)

8 WOMEN S B A S K E T B A L L #2 MAGGIE BOYER (Fr., G) POINTS (2x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) REBOUNDS... 6, vs. Murray State (12/21/08) ASSISTS... 4, at Akron (1/7/09) STEALS... 3, at Akron (1/7/09) BLOCKS... 2, at Akron (1/7/09) FIELD GOALS... 6 (2x s), last vs. Towson (12/29/08) 3-POINT FG.. 4 (3x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) FREE THROWS... 5(-of-6), vs. Kent State (1/10/09) MINUTES... 35, vs. Murray State (12/21/08) #4 RACHAEL HENCKE (Fr., F) POINTS... 10, at Wright State (12/2/08) REBOUNDS... 7, at Akron (1/7/09) ASSISTS...1 (3x s), last at Akron (1/7/09) STEALS... 1 (2x s), last at Akron (1/7/09) BLOCKS... 1 (6x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) FIELD GOALS... 2 (3x s), last vs. Butler (12/13/08) 3-POINT FG... FREE THROWS 6 (-of-8), at Wright State (12/2/08) MINUTES... 14, vs. Murray State (12/21/08) #10 JENNA SCHONE (Sr., G) POINTS (2x s), last, vs. Butler (12/13/08) REBOUNDS... 6, vs. UTPA (12/5/08) ASSISTS... 8 (2x s), last vs. UTPA (12/5/08) STEALS... 4 (4x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) BLOCKS... 1, at EIU (11/14/08) FIELD GOALS..7 (3x s), last vs. Butler (12/13/08) 3-POINT FG... 4, Wake Forest (11/29/08) FREE THROWS.. 6 (-of-6) (2x s), last vs. Murray State (12/21/08) MINUTES... 47, vs. Butler (12/13/08)) #11 ASHLEY HAWKINS (Sr., G) POINTS... 14, at Bowling Green (1/14/09) REBOUNDS... 3 (5x s), last vs. Kentucky (1/3/09) ASSISTS...6, at Air Force (12/6/08) STEALS... 4, at Wright State (12/2/08) BLOCKS... 1, at Dayton (12/10/08) FIELD GOALS... 7, at Bowling Green (1/14/09) 3-POINT FG... 2, at Air Force (12/6/08) FREE THROWS.. 3 (-of-3) last vs. Butler (12/13/08) MINUTES... 34, vs. Butler (12/13/08) #12 LILLIAN PITTS (Fr., F) POINTS...4, at Akron (1/7/09) REBOUNDS 3 (3x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) ASSISTS... 1, at Akron (1/7/09) STEALS... 2 (2x s), last at Akron (1/7/09) BLOCKS... 1 (4x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) FIELD GOALS...2, at Akron (1/7/09) 3-POINT FG... FREE THROWS... MINUTES... 15, at Akron (1/7/09) HIGHS #13 ARIEL THOMAS (Fr., G) POINTS... 5, at Florida (12/30/08) REBOUNDS... 3, at Akron (1/7/09) ASSISTS... STEALS... 1, vs. Kentucky (1/3/09) BLOCKS... FIELD GOALS... 2, at Florida (12/30/08) 3-POINT FG... FREE THROWS... 1(-of-1), at Florida (12/30/08) MINUTES... 8, vs. IPFW (11/22/08) #14 MICHELLE OSWALT (Fr. G) POINTS... REBOUNDS... ASSISTS... STEALS... BLOCKS... FIELD GOALS... 3-POINT FG... FREE THROWS... MINUTES... 7, at EIU (11/14/08) #23 COURTNEY REED (Jr., G) POINTS (3x s), at Bowling Green (1/14/09) REBOUNDS... 8, vs. IPFW (11/22/08) ASSISTS... 5 (2x s), vs. Murray State (12/21/08) STEALS... 5, at Air Force (12/6/08) BLOCKS... 3, vs. Kent State (1/10/09) FIELD GOALS... 8, vs. Murray State (12/21/08) 3-POINT FG... 2 (3x s), last at Akron (1/7/09) FREE THROWS.. 6(-of-6) (2x s), vs. Towson (12/29/08) MINUTES... 33, vs. Butler (12/13/08) #24 BRIANA DUNLAP (So., G) POINTS... 5, vs. Kentucky (1/3/09) REBOUNDS... 2 (2x s), last at Florida (12/30/08) ASSISTS... 1, vs. Murray State (12/21/08) STEALS... 1, at Florida (12/30/08) BLOCKS... FIELD GOALS... 2 (2x s), last at Akron (1/7/09) 3-POINT FG... 1 (2x s), last vs. Kentucky (1/3/09) FREE THROWS. 2 (-of-2), vs. Murray State (12/21/08) MINUTES... 11, at Akron (1/7/09) #32 JACLYN LEININGER (Sr., F) POINTS... 17, at EIU (11/14/08) REBOUNDS... 12, vs. Towson (12/29/08) ASSISTS... 6, vs. Butler (12/13/08) STEALS... 2 (3x s), last at Florida (12/30/08) BLOCKS 1 (4x s), last at Bowling Green (1/14/09) FIELD GOALS... 7, at EIU (11/14/08) 3-POINT FG... 2, vs. UTPA (12/5/08) FREE THROWS.6 (-of-8), vs. Towson (12/29/08) MINUTES... 37, vs. Butler (12/13/08) #40 STEPHANIE FORD (Sr., F) POINTS...8, vs. La Salle (11/25/08) REBOUNDS 6 (4x s), last at Bowling Green (1/14/09) ASSISTS... 2, at Dayton (12/10/08) STEALS.. 3 (2x s), last vs. Murray State (12/21/08) BLOCKS... 2 (2x s), last vs. Kentucky (1/3/09) FIELD GOALS 3 (2x s), last vs. La Salle (11/25/08) 3-POINT FG... 1 (3x s), last at Dayton (12/10/08) FREE THROWS.. 3 (-of-4) (4x s), last at Bowling Green (1/14/09) MINUTES... 28, vs. UTPA (12/5/08) #41 ASHLEIGH BROWN (Jr., G) POINTS... 21, vs. Murray State (12/21/08) REBOUNDS... 9, at Dayton (12/10/08) ASSISTS... 2 (8x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) STEALS... 4,vs. Butler (12/13/08) BLOCKS... 2, vs. La Salle (11/25/08) FIELD GOALS... 9, vs. Murray State (12/21/08) 3-POINT FG... FREE THROWS 2 (-of-2) (2x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) MINUTES (2x s), last vs. Murray State (12/21/08) #44 ERIN WISNER (Fr., F) POINTS... 13, at Akron (1/7/09) REBOUNDS 8 (2x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) ASSISTS... 2, vs. Kent State (1/10/09) STEALS... 2 (3x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) BLOCKS... 3 (2x s), vs. Kent State (1/10/09) FIELD GOALS.. 4 (3x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) 3-POINT FG... FREE THROWS... 5 (-of-5), at Akron (1/7/09) MINUTES... 28, vs. Kent State (1/10/09)

9 WOMEN S B A S K E T B A L L SEASON HIGHS/LOWS MIAMI RECORDS WHEN... Most Points/Game... 83, at Akron (1/7/09) Fewest Points/Game...55, vs. Kentucky (1/3/08) Most Points Allowed/Game... 87, at Bowling Green (1/14/09) Fewest Points Allowed/Game... 44, vs. Texas-Pan American (12/5/08) Most Points/Half (2nd), vs. Kent State (1/10/09) Fewest Points/Half (1st), at Florida (12/30/08) Most Rebounds/Game...58, vs. IPFW (11/22/08) Fewest Rebounds/Game...28, vs. Kentucky (1/3/08) Most Assists/Game...21, at Wright State (12/2/08) Fewest Assists/Game...7, at Florida (12/30/08) Most Steals/Game... 15, at EIU (11/14/08) Fewest Steals/Game... 4, vs. IPFW (11/22/08) Most Blocks/Game... 9, vs. Kent State (1/10/09) Fewest Blocks/Game... 0 (2x s), last vs. Butler (12/13/08) Most Turnovers/Game... 26,vs. Butler (12/13/08) Fewest Turnovers/Game... 10, vs. Murray State (12/21/08) Most Field Goals Made/Game (2x s), last at Bowling Green (1/14/09) Fewest Field Goals/Game...18, vs. Kentucky (1/3/08) Most 3-Pointers Made/Game...8 (2x s), last vs. Kent State (1/10/09) Fewest 3-Pointers Made/Game... 3 (3x s), last at Bowling Green (1/14/09) Most Free Throws Made/Game...24, vs. Towson (12/29/08) Fewest Free Throws Made/Game... 2, vs. La Salle (11/25/08) Most Fouls/Game... 35, at EIU (11/14/08) Fewest Fouls/Game... 13, vs. Texas-Pan American (12/5/08) Highest FG%/Game , vs. Texas-Pan American (12/5/08) Lowest FG%/Game , vs. Kentucky (1/3/08) Highest 3PT%/Game , vs. La Salle (11/25/08) Lowest 3PT%/Game , vs. Kentucky (1/3/08) Highest FT%/Game (Min 10 att.) , at Wake Forest (11/29/08) Lowest FT%/Game , vs. Texas-Pan American (12/5/08) INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Most Points/Game (3x s), last Ashleigh Brown vs. Murray State (12/21/08) Most Field Goals/Game... 9, Ashleigh Brown, vs. Murray State (12/21/08) Field Goal Percentage/Game (min. 5 att.) , Ashleigh Brown (8-of-10), vs. La Salle (11/25/08) Most 3-Pointers Made/Game... 4 (4x s), last Maggie Boyer, vs. Kent State (1/10/09) 3-Pt. Pct./Game (min. 5 att.) (2x s), last Maggie Boyer (4-of-5), at Dayton (12/10/08) Most Free Throws Made/Game... 6 (5x s), last Jaclyn Leininger and Courtney Reed, vs. Towson (12/29/08) Free Throw Pct./Game (min. 8 att.) (3x s), last Jaclyn Leininger (6-for-8), vs. Towson (12/29/08) Rebounds/Game... 12, Jaclyn Leininger, vs. Towson (12/29/08) Assists/Game... 8, Jenna Schone (2x s), last vs. Texas-Pan American (12/5/08) Steals/Game... 5, Courtney Reed, at Air Force (12/5/08) Blocks/Game... 3 (3x s), last Erin Wisner and Courtney Reed, vs. Kent State (1/10/09) Double-Doubles Point Games... 3, Jenna Schone (IPFW, Wake Forest, Butler)... 1, Ashleigh Brown (Murray State) Overall MAC Home Away Neutral Overtime Last 20 games Last 10 games Last five games In games decided by 1-5 pts In games decided by 6-10 pts In games decided by pts In games decided by 15 or more pts When scoring less than When scoring When scoring When scoring 81 or more When allowing less than When allowing When allowing When allowing 81 or more Leading at the half Trailing at the half Tied at the half When outshooting opp. from field When being tied or outshot from field When shooting 45% or better When shooting worse than 45% Opponent shoots 45% or better Opponent shoots worse than 45% When outrebounding opponent When being tied or outrebounded Committing more turnovers Committing same or fewer turnovers Shooting more free throws Shooting same or fewer free throws November December January February March Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday After a win After a loss Red Uniforms White Uniforms

10 WOMEN S B A S K E T B A L L OPP. SEASON HIGHS/LOWS Most Points/Game... 87, Bowling Green (1/14/09) Fewest Points/Game... 44, Texas- Pan American (12/5/08) Most Points/Half (2nd), Wake Forest (11/29/08) Fewest Points/Half (1st), Texas Pan American (12/5/08) Most Rebounds/Game... 59, Dayton (12/10/08) Fewest Rebounds/Game... 23, Texas-Pan American (12/5/08) Most Assists/Game... 19, Florida (12/30/08) Fewest Assists/Game...7, Murray State (12/21/08) Most Steals/Game... 17, Texas Pan-American (12/5/08) Fewest Steals/Game...2 (2x s), last Dayton (12/10/08) Most Blocks/Game... 8, Dayton (12/10/08) Fewest Blocks/Game... 1 (4x s), last Kent State (1/10/09) Most Turnovers/Game... 29, Butler (12/13/08) Fewest Turnovers/Game...10, IPFW (11/22/08) Most Field Goals Made/Game... 32, Kentucky (1/3/09) Fewest Field Goals/Game...18 (3x s), last Kent State (1/10/09) Most 3-Pointers Made/Game... 9 (3x s), last Kent State (1/10/09) Fewest 3-Pointers Made/Game... 0, Akron (1/7/09) Most Free Throws Made/Game...33, Bowling Green (1/14/09) Fewest Free Throws Made/Game...4, Texas-Pan American (12/5/08) Most Fouls/Game (2x s), last Butler (12/13/08) Fewest Fouls/Game... 5, La Salle (11/25/08) Highest FG%/Game , Eastern Illinois (11/14/08) Lowest FG%/Game , Kent State (1/10/09)) Highest 3PT%/Game , Butler (12/13/08) Lowest 3PT%/Game , Akron (1/7/09) Highest FT%/Game (Min 10 att.) , Bowling Green (1/14/09) Lowest FT%/Game , Wright State (12/2/08) OPP. INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Most Points/Game... 32, Lauren Prochasak, Bowling Green (1/14/09) Most Field Goals/Game...10 (2x s), last Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky (1/3/09) Field Goal Percentage/Game (min. 5 att.)...800, Brittany Bowen (8-of-10), Butler (12/13/08) Most 3-Pointers Made/Game... 5 (3x s), last Lauren Prochaska, Bowling Green (1/14/09) 3-Pt. Pct./Game (min. 5 att.) , Brittany Bowen (5-of-6), Butler (12/13/08) Most Free Throws Made/Game... 13, Lauren Prochaska, Bowling Green (1/14/09) Free Throw Pct./Game (min. 8 att.) , Kara Murphy (10-for-10), Akron (1/7/09) Rebounds/Game (2x s), last Justine Raterman and Casey Nance, Dayton (12/10/08) Assists/Game...7 (3x s), last, Amber Smith, Kentucky (1/3/09) Steals/Game... 6, Alex Tchangoue, Wake Forest (11/29/08) Blocks/Game... 3 (5x s), last Jolene Tamboue, Akron (1/7/09) 20-Point Games... Lauren Prochaska, Bowling Green (32), Brittany Bowen, Butler (25), Raimee Beck, Air Force (25), Ashley Hayes, Murray State (23), Alex Tchangoue, Wake Forest (22), Kara Murphy (22), Lade Akande, Butler (21), Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky (20) UPCOMING OPPONENTS SERIES HISTORY Buffalo Miami leads 10-7 At Oxford: Series tied 4-4 At Buffalo: MU leads 6-3 Current streak: MU-1 Most MU points: 98 (98-71) in Most UB points: 87 (81-87) in Combined points: 169 (98-71) in Biggest MU win: 30 (94-64) in Biggest UB win: 19 (61-80) in A... L (OT) A... W H... L H... W A... W A... W H... L A... W H... W A... L H... W H... L A... L A... W H... W H... L A... W Ohio Miami leads At Oxford: MU leads 24-5 At Athens: MU leads At Neutral Sites: MU leads 6-1 Current streak: MU-2 Most MU points: 94 (94-71) in Most OU points: 85 (58-85) in Combined points: 165 (94-71) in Biggest MU win: 37 (83-46) in Biggest OU win: 27 (58-85) in A... L H... W A... W H... W A... W H... W N... W (OT) A... W H... W H... W A... W N... W H... W A... L A... W H... W A... L H... L H... L A... L A... W H... W H... W A... L A... W H... W H... W A... W A... W H... W H... W A... W A... L H... W (OT) A... L H... L N... W H... L A... W (OT) A... L H... W N... W A... L H... L (OT) N... L H... W A... W A... L H... W H... W A... W A... W H... W A... W (OT) H... W H... W A... W H... W A... L A... L H... W H... W A... L A... L H... W N... W

11 WOMEN S B A S K E T B A L L POINT GAMES Player Pts. Game Result Jenna Schone 21 IPFW W, Jenna Schone 21 Butler L, (2OT) Ashleigh Brown 21 Murray State W, Jenna Schone 20 Wake Forest L, CAREER GM. PLAYED/ GAMES STARTED Name GP GS Jenna Schone Ashley Hawkins Stephanie Ford Jaclyn Leininger Courtney Reed Ashleigh Brown Briana Dunlap 31 6 Rachael Hencke 16 - Lillian Pitts 16 - Maggie Boyer Erin Wisner 13 3 Ariel Thomas 10 - Michelle Oswalt DOUBLE-DOUBLES Player Pts. Reb. Ast. Game Result STARTING LINEUPS Lineup Record SCHONE BOYER REED BROWN LEININGER 4-3 SCHONE BROWN REED FORD LEININGER 5-1 SCHONE BOYER REED WISNER LEININGER 2-1 Scored 100 Points 12/21/02 at Kentucky (L, ot) Surrendered 100 Points 12/21/02 at Kentucky (L, ot) Scored 50 Points in a Half 2/20/08 (53; second) at Buffalo (W, 84-55) Won in Overtime 12/10/08 at Dayton Lost in Overtime 12/13/08 vs. Butler Shot 60% From the Field 2/14/01 at Ohio.667/32-of-48 Shot 50% From 3-Point Range (10 att.) 3/1/08 at Akron.538/7-of-13 Shot 90% From the FT Line (15 att.) 1/21/04 vs. N. Illinois 1.000/17-of-17 Had 50 Rebounds in a Game 11/22/08 vs. IPFW 58 THE LAST TIME MIAMI... Had 25 Assists in Game 11/21/06 at Wright State 25 Blocked 9 Shots in a Game 1/10/09 vs. Kent State 9 Recorded 20 Steals 2/16/05 vs. Eastern Michigan 21 Committed Fewer Than 10 Turnovers in a Game 3/14/08 vs. Toledo 9 Player Scored 30 in a Game 3/5/08 Laura Markwood vs. Ohio 30 Player Grabbed 20 Rebounds in a Game 12/8/07 Laura Markwood at Youngstown St. 20 Player Had 10 Assists in a Game 1/16/08 Jenna Schone at Akron 11 Player Blocked 5 Shots in a Game 2/4/06 Amber Miller vs. Northern Illinois 6 Player Had 7 Steals in a Game 3/11/08 Amanda Jackson vs. W. Michigan 7 DOUBLE FIGURE SCORING GAMES Name Career Season Jenna Schone Ashley Hawkins 28 3 Courtney Reed Jaclyn Leininger 24 6 Stephanie Ford 15 - Maggie Boyer 8 8 Ashleigh Brown 4 3 Briana Dunlap 4 - Erin Wisner 2 2 Rachael Hencke 1 - Michelle Oswalt - - Lillian Pitts - - Ariel Thomas - - TIMES LEADING MIAMI IN SCORING Name Career Season Jenna Schone 25 7 Jaclyn Leininger 9 2* Ashley Hawkins 5 - Maggie Boyer 3 3* Courtney Reed 3 3 Ashleigh Brown 2 2 Stephanie Ford 1 - Briana Dunlap - - Michelle Oswalt - - Rachael Hencke - - Lillian Pitts - - Ariel Thomas - - Erin Wisner - - * indicates tie for team high