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1 SHOT SWATTER Emese Hof leads the ACC (through 1/15) with 2.3 blocks per 2.3 game, tallying four-plus five times, with five in three outings. CLOSING IN Emese Hof currently has 991 points as a collegian, just nine 9 (9) away from becoming the 27th Hurricane to amass 1,000. STRONG STARTERS All five of Miami s primary starters average at least 9.7 points and 25.9 minutes, while no one else is above 4.1 or DOUBLE-DIGIT W S Miami, Duke and Florida State are the only teams with plus ACC victories in six of the past eight years. DOUBLE-DOUBLE DUO Emese Hof and Beatrice Mompremier have combined for double-doubles across 15 of Miami s 18 outings. 20 VICTORIES The Hurricanes have recorded 20-plus wins in eight of the past nine seasons after doing so once in the prior 16 years. SPREADING THE WEALTH Five different Hurricanes have combined for a total of point outings across 15 of Miami s 18 games so far. FIRST PLACE With a 54.8 field goal percentage (413-of-754), Emese Hof currently has the best career mark in program history, just 54.8 ahead of Cordelia Fulmore (54.3 percent, 486-of-895). CONSISTENT CANES With a record since the start of the season, Miami s.700 winning percentage is the third-best of any team.700 that has been in the ACC for that entire stretch SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT GAME NOTES Miami Athletics Communications 5821 San Amaro Drive Coral Gables, FL HurricaneSports.com Associate Director of Communications: Alex Schwartz alexschwartz@miami.edu Phone: / Facebook: /CanesWBB TIME/SCORE (TV) OCT. 29 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN (EXH.) W, (ACCNE) Nov. 6 [25/24] at FIU W, (ESPN+) NOV. 9 [25/24] STEPHEN F. AUSTIN& W, (ACCNE) NOV. 11 [25/24] HARTFORD& W, (ACCNE) NOV. 15 [24/24] 19/19 MARQUETTE& W, (ACCNE) Nov. 18 [24/24] at Iowa State$ L, (CBSSN) NOV. 23 [24/22] NEBRASKA# W, (ACCNE) NOV. 25 [24/22] TEMPLE# W, (ACCNE) Nov. 29 [21/20] at Purdue+ L, (BTN Plus) DEC. 2 [21/20] COLORADO W, (ACCNE) DEC. 9 [25/23] NEW ORLEANS W, (ACCNE) DEC. 16 [24/22] MD EASTERN SHORE W, (ACCNE) Dec. 20 [24/23] vs. Vanderbilt@ W, (FloSports) Dec. 21 [24/23] vs. Alabama@ W, (FloSports) DEC. 28 [24/23] FLORIDA A&M% W, (ACCNE) DEC. 30 [24/23] CENTRAL MICHIGAN% L, (ACCNE) JAN. 3 [RV/RV] RV/25 VIRGINIA TECH* W, (ACCNE) Jan. 6 [RV/RV] at Wake Forest* W, (ACCNE) JAN. 10 [RV/23] CLEMSON* L, (ACCNE) Jan. 17 [--/RV] at Duke* 7 p.m. (ACCNE) JAN. 20 [--/RV] NORTH CAROLINA* 2:30 p.m. (RSN) Jan. 23 at Syracuse* 7 p.m. (ACCNE) JAN. 27 BOSTON COLLEGE* 1 p.m. (ACCNE) Jan. 31 at Florida State* 7 p.m. (ACCNE) FEB. 3 VIRGINIA* 1 p.m. (ACCNE) FEB. 7 NOTRE DAME* 7 p.m. (ACCNE) Feb. 10 at Pittsburgh* 2 p.m. (ACCNE) Feb. 17 at Louisville* 3 p.m. (ESPN2) Feb. 21 at Virginia Tech* 7 p.m. (ACCNE) FEB. 24 FLORIDA STATE* 12 p.m. (ESPN2/U) FEB. 28 GEORGIA TECH* 7 p.m. (RSN) March 3 at NC State* 2:30 p.m. (RSN) March 6-10 ACC Tournament (Greensboro, N.C.) TBD (multiple) BOLD CAPS - home game, played at the Watsco Center in Coral Gables, Fla. [#/#] - Miami s Associated Press Poll/USA TODAY Coaches Poll rankings * - ACC game & - Preseason WNIT (Coral Gables, Fla.) $ - Preseason WNIT Championship (Ames, Iowa) # - Miami Thanksgiving Classic (Coral Gables, Fla.) + - ACC/Big Ten Challenge (Coral Gables, - Florida Sunshine Classic (Winter Park, Fla.) % - Miami Holiday Classic (Coral Gables, Fla.) All times Eastern and subject to change GAME 19 JAN. 17, P.M. ET DURHAM, N.C. --/RV Miami Hurricanes (14-4, 2-1 ACC) Head Coach: Katie Meier (Duke, 1989 [B.A.], 1990 [M.A.]) Record at UM: (14th season), Career Record: (18th season) SERIES HISTORY Miami, looking for its first road win over Duke, is 3-14 in the all-time series, with all three victories coming in the past seven meetings. In the most recent matchup, the Hurricanes logged a home triumph on Dec. 31, BROADCAST INFORMATION ACC NETWORK EXTRA Play-by-Play: Ryan Craig Color: Debbie Taylor WVUM 90.5 FM Josh White WVUM.org NEWS & NOTES MEIER AN ALL-TIME DUKE GREAT A 2002 inductee into the Duke Hall of Honor, Katie Meier is one of the most accomplished Blue Devils ever and was Duke s inaugural ACC Legend in An ACC 50th Anniversary Team choice in 2003, Meier was the 1986 ACC Rookie of the Year, a 1990 First Team All-ACC pick and a four-time All-ACC Academic Team pick. The first Blue Devil to log a triple-double, she led Duke to its first postseason (1986) and NCAA Tournament (1987) berths. CAMERON CONNECTION Miami assistant coach Tia Jackson spent two seasons, and , as an assistant coach at Duke. She aided the Blue Devils to a 63-6 (26-2 ACC) record, two Sweet 16 berths and a trip to the 2006 NCAA title game. HEATING UP Mykea Gray has tallied double-digit points in seven of the past eight games and is averaging 16.5 points over that stretch, while shooting 41.4 percent from the floor and 32.6 percent from deep. In the prior eight contests, she did not log double figures once, averaging 5.5 points on 32.7 percent shooting, with a 23.1 percent clip from deep. ATOP THE LIST Sarah Mortensen tied the school record with eight made 3-pointers at FIU. She is the second Hurricane to hit eight shots from long range in a game, joining Riquna Williams, an eventual WNBA All-Star, who did so twice. Williams needed 14 attempts both times, while Mortensen, who had a career-high 24 points, made eight of her nine tries. BIG-TIME BEATRICE Beatrice Mompremier tallied career highs in points (24), rebounds (21) and field goals (10) against Marquette. She became the sixth Hurricane ninth time with 20 boards in a game and tied for fourth on Miami s single-game list. Mompremier set the Preseason WNIT rebounding record and had the most boards by an ACC player since NC State s Chelsea Nelson on 3/2/18. It was the first game by a Hurricane since Tamara James on 11/22/02. POSTSEASON PLAY Miami has reached the postseason nine straight years, tripling the previous program record ( ) and well surpassing its total (six) from the prior 16 seasons. Additionally, the Hurricanes have made the NCAA Tournament seven times in the last eight years after making three appearances in the previous 17 seasons. DUKE The Blue Devils, currently 8-7 (0-3 ACC), are led by redshirt junior guard Haley Gorecki s 17.0 points per game. Duke, picked No. 6/5 in the ACC preseason polling, finished 22-8 (11-5 ACC) and reached the Sweet 16 last year. PROJECTED STARTERS 1 5 vs 9.7 Duke Blue Devils (8-7, 0-3 ACC) Head Coach: Joanne P. McCallie (Northwestern, 1987) Record at DU: (12th season), Career Record: (27th season) LAURA CORNELIUS 5-8 G RJr. Groningen, Netherlands MYKEA GRAY 5-4 G So. Upper Marlboro, Md. KELSEY MARSHALL 5-9 G So. Davie, Fla. EMESE HOF 6-3 F/C Sr. Utrecht, Netherlands KHAILA PRATHER 6-1 F RSr. Upper Marlboro, Md. CAREER HIGHS Points: 26 : 9 Assists: 8 CAREER HIGHS Points: 27 : 7 Assists: 6 CAREER HIGHS Points: 19 : 8 Assists: 6 CAREER HIGHS Points: 26 : 15 Assists: 6 CAREER HIGHS Points: 8 : 10 Assists: 2 Steals: 6 Blocks: 1 Minutes: 36 Steals: 4 Blocks: 0 Minutes: 37 Steals: 4 Blocks: 2 Minutes: 34 Steals: 4 Blocks: 5 Minutes: 36 Steals: 3 Blocks: 3 Minutes: 27

2 ROSTER BREAKDOWN NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME POS HT CL HOMETOWN / LAST SCHOOL 1 Laura Cornelius G 5-8 RJr. Groningen, Netherlands / Caland Lyceum 3 Endia Banks G 5-9 So. Duluth, Ga. / Duluth 4 Jacaira Allen* G 5-10 RSo. Pompano Beach, Fla. / Mississippi State / Dillard 5 Mykea Gray G 5-4 So. Upper Marlboro, Md. / National Christian Academy 12 Sarah Mortensen G/F 6-1 Jr. Copenhagen, Denmark / Long Island Luthern (N.Y.) 13 Taylor Mason G 5-9 So. Decatur, Ga. / Norcross 15 Jamir Huston F 6-0 Fr. Cleveland, Ohio / John Hay 20 Kelsey Marshall G 5-9 So. Davie, Fla. / Miami Country Day School 21 Emese Hof F/C 6-3 Sr. Utrecht, Netherlands / Caland Lyceum 23 Rebecca Ripley G/F 6-0 RFr. Stratham, N.H. / New Hampton School 25 Khaila Prather F 6-1 RSr. Upper Marlboro, Md. / Riverdale Baptist 32 Beatrice Mompremier F 6-4 RJr. Miami, Fla. / Baylor / Miami Senior 33 Destiny Harden* F 6-0 So. Chicago, Ill. / West Virginia / Morgan Park ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. NAME POS HT CL HOMETOWN / LAST SCHOOL 4 Jacaira Allen* G 5-10 RSo. Pompano Beach, Fla. / Mississippi State / Dillard 3 Endia Banks G 5-9 So. Duluth, Ga. / Duluth 1 Laura Cornelius G 5-8 RJr. Groningen, Netherlands / Caland Lycecum 5 Mykea Gray G 5-4 So. Upper Marlboro, Md. / National Christian Academy 33 Destiny Harden* F 6-0 So. Chicago, Ill. / West Virginia / Morgan Park 21 Emese Hof F/C 6-3 Sr. Utrecht, Netherlands / Caland Lyceum 15 Jamir Huston F 6-0 Fr. Cleveland, Ohio / John Hay 20 Kelsey Marshall G 5-9 So. Davie, Fla. / Miami Country Day School 13 Taylor Mason G 5-9 So. Decatur, Ga. / Norcross 32 Beatrice Mompremier F 6-4 RJr. Miami, Fla. / Baylor / Miami Senior 12 Sarah Mortensen G/F 6-1 Jr. Copenhagen, Denmark / Long Island Luthern (N.Y.) 25 Khaila Prather F 6-1 RSr. Upper Marlboro, Md. / Riverdale Baptist 23 Rebecca Ripley G/F 6-0 RFr. Stratham, N.H. / New Hampton School * Sitting out the season in accordance with NCAA transfer rules COACHES & STAFF Head Coach: Katie Meier (Duke 89 [B.A] & 90 [M.A.], 14th season) Assistant Coach: Octavia Blue (Miami 98, seventh season) Assistant Coach: Tia Jackson (Iowa 95, fourth season) Assistant Coach: Fitzroy Anthony (Palm Beach Atlantic 08, fourth season)) Director of Basketball Operations & Special Projects: Margie Gill (Florida 03, fifth season) Director of Basketball Operations / Coordinator of Recruiting: Lonnette Hall (Cal State Northridge 94, 12th season) Associate Director of Video Coaching Operations & Creative Content: Michael Whalen (Ohio State 16, third season) Assistant Video Coordinator / Analytics: Jay Carroll (North Carolina 16, second season) Coordinator of Program & Player Development: Sakellie Daniels (Charlotte 06, second season) Athletic Trainer: Natalie Fontela (Miami 13, fourth season) Strength & Conditioning Coach: Brandi Walker (Towson 08, first season) No. 1 No. 3 No. 5 No. 12 No. 13 No. 20 No. 21 No. 23 No. 25 No. 32 RETURNEES (10) FRESHMEN (2) Laura Cornelius Endia Banks Mykea Gray Sarah Mortensen Taylor Mason Kelsey Marshall Emese Hof Rebecca Ripley Khaila Prather Beatrice Mompremier No. 15 No. 23 No. 3 No. 5 No. 4 No. 13 No. 20 No. 33 Jamir Huston Rebecca Ripley (redshirt) SOPHOMORES (6) Endia Banks Mykea Gray Jacaira Allen (redshirt & redshirting as transfer) Taylor Mason Kelsey Marshall Destiny Harden (redshirting as a transfer) GEOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWN FLORIDA (3) No. 4 Jacaira Allen No. 20 Kelsey Marshall No. 32 Beatrice Mompremier GEORGIA (2) No. 3 Endia Banks No. 13 Taylor Mason MARYLAND (2) No. 5 Mykea Gray No. 25 Khaila Prather No. 4 No. 15 No. 33 NEWCOMERS (3) 2 Jacaira Allen (redshirt & redshirting as transfer) Jamir Huston Destiny Harden (redshirting as a transfer) No. 1 No. 12 No. 32 No. 21 No. 25 JUNIORS (3) Laura Cornelius (redshirt) Sarah Mortensen Beatrice Mompremier (redshirt) SENIORS (2) Emese Hof Khaila Prather (redshirt) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE NETHERLANDS (2) No. 1 Laura Cornelius No. 21 Emese Hof DENMARK (1) No. 12 Sarah Mortensen ILLINOIS (1) No. 33 Destiny Harden NEW HAMPSHIRE (1) No. 23 Rebecca Ripley OHIO (1) No. 15 Jamir Huston HC Katie Meier: MY-Urr No. 15 Jamir Huston: Juh-MEER HUE-Stin (last name like the city) No. 3 Endia Banks: IN-Dee-Uh (like the country) No. 21 Emese Hof: Uh-MASE-Uh HOFF No. 4 Jacaira Allen: Juh-KYE-Ruh No. 25 Khaila Prather: KAY-Luh PRAY-Thur No. 5 Mykea Gray: My-KEY-Uh No. 32 Beatrice Mompremier: BEE-Uh-Triss MOM-Prih-Meer

3 PLAYER SPOTLIGHTS #1 LAURA CORNELIUS RJr. G 5-8 Groningen, Netherlands #3 ENDIA BANKS So. G 5-9 Duluth, Ga. #4 JACAIRA ALLEN RSo. G 5-10 Pompano Beach, Fla. #5 MYKEA GRAY So. G 5-4 Upper Marlboro, Md. GP-GS PPG RPG APG MPG GP-GS PPG RPG APG MPG GP-GS PPG RPG APG MPG GP-GS PPG RPG APG MPG CAREER CAREER CAREER CAREER #12 SARAH MORTENSEN Jr. G/F 6-1 Copenhagen, Denmark GP-GS PPG RPG APG MPG CAREER #13 TAYLOR MASON So. G 5-9 Decatur, Ga. GP-GS PPG RPG APG MPG CAREER #15 JAMIR HUSTON Fr. F 6-0 Cleveland, Ohio GP-GS PPG RPG APG MPG CAREER #20 KELSEY MARSHALL So. G 5-9 Davie, Fla. GP-GS PPG RPG APG MPG CAREER #21 EMESE HOF Sr. F/C 6-3 Utrecht, Netherlands GP-GS PPG RPG APG MPG CAREER #23 REBECCA RIPLEY RFr. G/F 6-0 Stratham, N.H. GP-GS PPG RPG APG MPG CAREER #25 KHAILA PRATHER RSr. F 6-1 Upper Marlboro, Md. GP-GS PPG RPG APG MPG CAREER #32 BEATRICE MOMPREMIER RJr. F 6-4 Miami, Fla. GP-GS PPG RPG APG MPG CAREER #33 DESTINY HARDEN So. F 6-0 Chicago, Ill. GP-GS PPG RPG APG MPG CAREER

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5 UPCOMING CAREER MILESTONES Laura Cornelius is one start away from 25 and six assists from Mykea Gray is 11 points away from Emese Hof is nine points away from 1, Kelsey Marshall is one game played away from Taylor Mason is three points away from 150 and 15 minutes from Beatrice Mompremier is two steals away from 50 and nine minutes from 1, Sarah Mortensen is one game played away from 75. STARTING LINEUPS The Hurricanes have used three starting fives thus far in ~ Cornelius/Gray/Hof/Marshall/Mompremier: 13-3 (most recent: 1/6/19) ~ Cornelius/Gray/Hof/Marshall/Mortensen: 1-0 (most recent: 12/16/18) ~ Cornelius/Gray/Hof/Marshall/Prather: 0-1 (most recent: 1/10/19) JUST KEEP DANCING The Hurricanes are one of just 21 teams in the nation to reach the NCAA Tournament each of the last four seasons. Additionally, marked the first time in school history a Miami basketball team, regardless of gender, made the NCAA Tournament four straight years. Redshirt senior Khaila Prather, who sat out last year due to injury, is looking to become the first Miami basketball player to be on five NCAA Tournament rosters. ALL IN THE FAMILY Four Hurricanes have older brothers who play(ed) college basketball. Kelsey Marshall s brother, Khyle, was a three-year starter at Butler and made the 2011 NCAA title game. Taylor Mason s brother, Nate, was a First Team All-Big Ten pick at Minnesota in Beatrice Mompremier s brother, Wadly, played at Ohio for three years and at Arkansas-Little Rock for one. Sarah Mortensen s brother, Daniel, was a CoSIDA Academic All- District pick as a junior at Barry last season and played his freshman year at Wright State. Both of Mortensen s parents also played basketball growing up. In addition, four other Miami players have direct relatives who play(ed) basketball. Jacaira Allen s sister, Alicia Mardis, is on the team at Arkansas Tech after spending two years at Kilgore College. Emese Hof s parents both played and her sister, Roos, is a professional player in the Netherlands. Khaila Prather s father, Craig, was a teammate of David Robinson at Navy and was on the team that went Rebecca Ripley s mother, Jen, played at UMass Dartmouth. Eight of Miami s 13 players have a sibling and/or parent who play(ed) in college and/or professionally. BEA AWARE Beatrice Mompremier was one of four players the lone transfer named to both the ACC Coaches and Blue Ribbon Panel s ACC Newcomer Watch List in October. Since the honor started in , Mompremier is the first Hurricane to garner the reocognition. The redshirt junior was also one of 11 ACC players picked to the Citizen Naismtih Trophy Watch List. FAMILIAR WITH FIBA Four Hurricanes Laura Cornelius, Emese Hof, Beatrice Mompremier and Sarah Mortensen have represented their home nations at the youth level in FIBA continental and/or world championships. Cornelius and Hof have also played for the Netherlands senior national team. Additionally, Katie Meier has served as a head coach for the United States at the youth level, guiding the U19 team to the 2013 FIBA world title in Lithuania. MAYOR JAMES Miami s all-time leading scorer, Tamara James, was elected as the mayor of Dania Beach, Fla., on Nov. 6, A three-time conference scoring champion and four-time all-conference pick, James scored 2,406 points from The UMSHoF member and ACC Legend was a 2006 WBNS Second Team All-American and went eighth in the 2006 WNBA Draft. RECORDS VS OPPONENTS OPPONENT REC. STREAK LAST MEETING FIU W4 11/10/17, W, 77-69, home Stephen F. Austin 0-1 L1 1/5/90, L, 69-62, neutral Hartford 1-1 W1 12/10/05, W, 82-62, home Marquette n/a Iowa State n/a Nebraska 0-3 L3 11/17/10, L, 99-85, away Temple 3-1 W3 1/2/00, W, 64-44, home Purdue 2-3 W1 12/19/91, W, 65-63, home Colorado 0-1 L1 11/18/17, L, 67-61, away New Orleans 1-0 W1 11/26/84, W, 77-57, neutral MD Eastern Shore 2-0 W2 11/27/04, W, 88-64, neutral Vanderbilt 1-1 W1 12/29/03, W, 79-57, home Alabama 0-2 L2 12/29/96, L, 73-43, home Florida A&M 12-9 W4 12/29/14, W, 83-47, home Central Michigan n/a Virginia Tech 20-6 W14 2/25/18, W, 76-46, home Wake Forest 11-9 W1 3/1/18, W, 68-60, neutral (ACCT) Clemson 11-6 W4 1/14/18, W, 72-60, away Duke 3-14 W1 12/31/17, W, 51-48, home North Carolina 9-13 W3 2/4/18, W, 92-72, away Syracuse 19-9 W1 1/18/18, W, 72-60, home Boston College W4 1/21/18, W, 65-43, away Florida State L3 3/2/18, L, 73-69, neutral (ACCT) Virginia 9-9 W2 2/18/18, W, 77-62, away Notre Dame 4-19 L5 1/4/18, L, 83-76, away Pittsburgh 21-9 W4 2/15/18, W, 82-58, home Louisville 1-4 L4 1/25/18, L, 84-74, home Georgia Tech L1 2/22/18, L, 70-51, away NC State W3 2/8/18, W, 52-48, home All information is as of the start of the season MEIER AT MIAMI One of two coaches with over 250 wins at Miami, Katie Meier has led the team to a (.690) mark since , including (.700) since Her 10 postseason appearances in 13 full seasons with the Hurricanes are just one fewer than the program s six other coaches combined for in 33 years. HOME IN THE HALL Katie Meier was a part of the University of Miami Sports Hall of Fame s Class of The fourth Miami basketball coach, male or female, to be in inducted, Meier was joined by Ryan Braun, Jeremy Shockey and six others in the class. She is one of five female coaches in the UMSHoF, three of whom are still at Miami. Most recently, Chanivia Broussard ( ) became the 10th ex-miami women s basketball player to make the UMSHoF, as one of nine Class of 2018 honorees, alongside Frank Gore, Devin Hester, John Salmons and five others. MEIER S PROCANES Twenty of Katie Meier s players at Miami have played professionally: Diane Barnes, Maria Brown, Charmaine Clark, LaToya Drake, Keyona Hayes, Tamara James, Shenise Johnson, Suriya McGuire, Adrienne Motley, Laura Quevedo, Maurita Reid, Necole Sterling, Morgan Stroman, Renee Taylor, Jessica Thomas, Carla Williams, Jassany Williams, Riquna Williams, Shawnice Wilson and Stefanie Yderstrom. Three have played in WNBA regular season games, while a fourth was drafted and three others signed WNBA contracts. ONE OF THREE Miami, Notre Dame and Louisville are the lone teams in the ACC picked in the top five of the conference s preseason poll by the Blue Ribbon Panel and/or ACC Coaches in each of the past three years ( ). 5

6 6 GREAT EXPECTATIONS Miami earned preseason top-25 rankings from four major outlets, checking in at No. 22 according to Athlon, No. 24 in the USA TODAY Coaches Poll, No. 25 in the Associated Press Poll and No. 25 per Lindy s. THREE YEARS TO REMEMBER During the , and seasons, the Miami men s and women s basketball teams combined to go , good for a.702 winning percentage. The only better three-year span from a wins perspective between the two programs was , when they combined to go (.718). The stretch from , which included a combined program record of 51 wins in , also marked the first time in school history both teams made the NCAA Tournament in three consecutive years. SWEDISH SUCCESS In , their first season as professionals, former Miami standout guards Adrienne Motley and Jessica Thomas teamed up to win a title with Luleå Basket in Sweden s top division, Basketligan dam. Motley and Thomas, who graduated together in 2018, combined for 3,125 collegiate points across their four overlapping seasons. Motley, a three-time All-ACC honoree, is now with RC Celta de Vigo in Spain, while Thomas, an All-ACC pick as a senior, now plays for Olympiacos BC in Greece. WATSCO CENTER After 13-plus years as the BankUnited Center, Miami s on-campus arena was renamed the Watsco Center prior to the season. Watsco, Inc., based in Miami, is traded on the NYSE and is the largest distributor of air conditioning, heating and refrigeration products with annual sales of over $4 billion, 5,000 employees and nearly 600 locations in North America. Watsco has provided funding to Miami since the 1990s through its Watsco s Kids program, giving children in the community free access to performance arts, sports and other events at UM. FACILITY UPGRADES The Miami basketball facility has undergone a multimillion-dollar renovation over the past two-plus years. The project featured upgrades to the locker rooms, student-athlete lounges, office spaces, weight room, practice facility hallways and concourse. The coaches offices and hallways of the facility now showcase highlights from great moments in program history, plus photos of select stars from both teams. Also on display are large-scale images of UM s ProCanes, as well as the newest Miami adidas gear. The players lounge has a gaming center with couches and televisions. The walls of the practice facility show photos of celebrity Canes fans throwing up the U. Student-athletes have custom lockers and the sound system in the locker room, film room, lounges and coaches offices were upgraded, too. The concourse features a variety of changes and new displays. HERE TO STAY On April 10, 2017, Miami Director of Athletics Blake James announced a three-year contract extension for Katie Meier through the season. In conjunction with her prior contract extension released on Oct. 13, 2014 Meier announced plans to donate $75,000 back to the school to go toward women s athletics, as well as challenged others to also donate. PRESEASON POLL The Hurricanes will play five games this year against teams in the preseason Associated Press Poll. Below is the full poll, in which Miami placed No. 25, with the Hurricanes opponents listed in bold. 1. Notre Dame 2. Connecticut 3. Oregon 4. Baylor 5. Louisville 6. Mississippi State 7. Stanford 8. Oregon State 9. Maryland 10. South Carolina 11. Tennessee 12. Texas 13. Iowa 14. Georgia 15. DePaul 16. Missouri 17. NC State 18. Syracuse 19. Marquette 20. Texas A&M 21. Duke 22. USF 23. Arizona State 24. California 25. Miami Miami has also has six games against teams that received votes in the preseason Associated Press Poll: Central Michigan, Florida State (twice), Virginia Tech (twice) and Virginia. TWO OF A KIND A pair of ACC schools, Miami and Notre Dame, are the only programs to defeat each of the two top scorers in women s college basketball history, Kelsey Plum (Washington, ) and Kelsey Mitchell (Ohio State, ). The Hurricanes upset Plum s Washington team, 86-80, on March 20, 2015, in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in Iowa City, Iowa. Two seasons later, Miami defeated Mitchell s Ohio State team, 94-89, in overtime on Dec. 1, 2016 in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge in Columbus, Ohio. MIAMI CAREER SHOOTING PERCENTAGE LISTS FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 500 FGA) 3-POINT PERCENTAGE (min PA) 1. Emese Hof (2015-pres.), 413-of-754, 54.8% 1. Laura Cornelius (2015-pres.), 125-of-304, 41.1% 2. Cordelia Fulmore ( ), 486-of-895, 54.3% 2. Elaine Harlow ( ), 92-of-243, 37.9% 3. Erykah Davenport ( ), 380-of-721, 52.7% 3. Frances Savage ( ), 43-of-114, 37.7% 4. Kym Hope ( ), 362-of-691, 52.6% 4. Maria Rivera ( ), 66-of-177, 37.3% 5. Frances Savage ( ), 830-of-1,590, 52.1% 5. Holly Rilinger ( ), 52-of-140, 37.1% ACC STANDINGS Miami tied for sixth in the ACC last season. It marked the eighth straight year the Hurricanes ended top-eight in the standings and went at least.500 in ACC play and. It was also the sixth time in the last eight seasons Katie Meier led Miami to 10-plus ACC wins. 1. Louisville Notre Dame Florida State Duke NC State Miami Virginia Syracuse Virginia Tech Georgia Tech Wake Forest North Carolina Boston College Pittsburgh Clemson 1-15 ACC POLL Miami was picked to finish fifth in the ACC this year by the ACC Coaches and sixth by the Blue Ribbon Panel. It marked the third straight year the Hurricanes were picked top-five by at least one of the two groups and the third time in four years they made the top six on both lists. Below are the preseason polls from both outlets, with the number of points and first place votes received. # COACH BRP 1. ND (225, 15) ND (927, 59) 2. UL (210) UL (870, 3) 3. SU (178) SU (730) 4. ST (165) ST (671) 5. UM (160) DU (652) 6. DU (141) UM (577) 7. NC (127) FS (572) 8. FS (124) NC (462) 9. GT (112) VA (450) 10. VT (108) GT (432) 11. VA (95) VT (424) 12. WF (57) WF (269) 13. UP (41) UP (157) 14. CU (32) BC (126) 15. BC (25) CU (121) MIAMI CAREER BLOCKS LIST 1. Sylvia Wilson ( ), Kym Hope ( ), Emese Hof (2015-pres.), Jassany Williams ( ), Chanivia Broussard ( ), Sylvia Bullock ( ), 120

7 QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location Coral Gables, Fla. Enrollment 17,348 Founded 1925 Nickname Hurricanes Colors Orange (PMS 1665), Green (PMS 3435) and White President Dr. Julio Frenk Director of Athletics Blake James Faculty Athletics Representative Dr. Marvin Dawkins Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Arena / Capacity Watsco Center / 7,972 Ticket Office Phone GO-CANES Press Row Phone Website HurricaneSports.com Mailing Address 5821 San Amaro Drive, Coral Gables, FL COACHING STAFF Head Coach Katie Meier (Duke, 1989 [B.A.], 1990 [M.A.]) Record at Miami (14th season) Career Record (18th season) Assistant Coach Octavia Blue (Miami 98, seventh season) Assistant Coach Tia Jackson (Iowa 95, fourth season) Assistant Coach Fitzroy Anthony (Palm Beach Atlantic 08, fourth season) Director of Ops / Coord. of Recruiting Lonnette Hall (Cal State Northridge 94, 12th season) Director of Ops & Special Projects Margie Gill (Florida 03, fifth season) Assoc. Director of Video Coaching Ops & Creative Content Michael Whalen (Ohio State 16, third season) Assistant Video Coordinator / Analytics Jay Carroll (North Carolina 16, second season Coord. of Program & Player Development Sakellie Daniels (Charlotte 06, second season) Athletic Trainer Natalie Fontela (Miami 13, fourth season) Strength & Conditioning Coach Brandi Walker (Towson 08, first season) PROGRAM INFORMATION First Year of Basketball All-Time Record (.588) All-Time ACC Record (.488) NCAA Tournament Apps. 13 (1989, 92, 93, 98, 2003, 04, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18) Last NCAA Tournament Opponent Quinnipiac, 2018 (L, 86-72, First Round) WNIT Appearances Six (1990, 99, 2002, 06, 10, 14) Last WNIT Opponent Stetson, 2014 (L, 70-63, First Round) Overall Record Home / Away / Neutral 13-5 / 5-4 / 3-2 ACC Record / Finish 10-6 / T-6th Letter Winners Returning / Lost 8 / 5 Starters Returning / Lost 3 / 2 Newcomers 2 (plus an eligible transfer) RETURNING STARTERS CL POS PPG RPG APG Endia Banks So. G Mykea Gray So. G Emese Hof Sr. F/C KEY LOSSES (5.0+ PPG) POS PPG RPG APG Shaneese Bailey (graduation) G/F Erykah Davenport (graduation) F/C Keyanna Harris (graduation) F RETURNING NUMBERS AVG/NUM PCT Points (includes team rebounds) Assists Blocks Steals Starts 94 of NEWCOMERS POS HT CL Destiny Harden (redshirting as a transfer) F 6-0 So. Jamir Huston F 6-0 Fr. Beatrice Mompremier (redshirted last year) F 6-4 Jr. NINE STRAIGHT POSTSEASON BERTHS Miami has now made the postseason in each of the last nine years, tripling the program s prior top streak of three, which was set from 2002 to : WNIT Finals (22-14, 4-10 ACC) : NCAA Tournament Second Round (28-5, 12-2 ACC) : NCAA Tournament Second Round (26-6, 14-2 ACC) : NCAA Tournament First Round (21-11, 11-7 ACC) : WNIT First Round (16-15, 8-8 ACC) : NCAA Tournament Second Round (20-13, 8-8 ACC) : NCAA Tournament First Round (24-9, 10-6 ACC) : NCAA Tournament Second Round (24-9, 10-6 ACC) : NCAA Tournament First Round (21-11, 10-6 ACC) THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED... Team Scoring Miami scored 100+ points 103 vs. Florida A&M (12/28/18) An opponent scored 100+ points 105 by [13/12] Florida State (1/11/18) Miami scored points 90 vs. Vanderbilt (12/20/18) An opponent scored points 90 by Central Michigan (12/30/18) Miami scored points 82 vs. Nebraska (11/23/18) An opponent scored points 84 by [4/4] Louisville (1/25/18) Margin Of Victory Miami won by 50+ points 51 at FIU (11/6/18) An opponent won by 50+ points 58 by [1/1] Maryland (1/10/07) Miami won by points 49 vs. Florida A&M (12/28/18) An opponent won by points 40 by [5/5] Maryland (1/31/08) Miami won by points 30 vs. Virginia Tech (2/25/18) An opponent won by points 38 by [13/12] Florida State (1/11/18) Overtime Miami won in overtime (OT) at [9/10] Ohio State (12/1/16) Miami lost in overtime (OT) vs. Florida State (3/6/14) Rankings Miami defeated a ranked opponent vs. [RV/25] Virginia Tech (1/3/19) Miami lost to a ranked opponent vs. [11/11] Florida State (3/2/18) Miami defeated a top opponent vs. [14/15] Duke (12/31/17) Miami lost to a top opponent vs. [11/11] Florida State (3/2/18) Miami defeated a top 6-10 opponent vs. [8/12] Florida State (3/3/17) Miami lost to a top 6-10 opponent at [9/8] Louisville (1/15/17) Miami defeated a top 5 opponent vs. [4/4] Notre Dame (1/8/15) Miami lost to a top 5 opponent vs. [4/4] Louisville (1/25/18) Points A UM player scored 40+ points 42 by Renee Taylor at Houston (12/19/05) An opponent scored 40+ points 43 by Monique Currie of Duke (2/19/06) A UM player scored points 30 by Adrienne Motley vs. Washington (3/20/15) An opponent scored points 31 by Paris Kea of North Carolina (2/4/18) A UM player had 20+ rebounds 21 by Beatrice Mompremier vs. Marquette (11/15/18) An opponent had 20+ rebounds 22 by Crystal Langhorne of Maryland (2/17/05) A UM player had rebounds 15 by Beatrice Mompremier at Wake Forest (1/9/18) An opponent rebounds 17 by Maya Singleton of St. John s (12/3/17) Assists A UM player had 10+ assists 10 by Riquna Williams at Cornell (12/21/09) An opponent had 10+ assists 13 by Kennedy Leonard of Colorado (12/2/18) Steals A UM player had 5+ steals 6 by Laura Cornelius vs. Nebraska (11/23/18) An opponent had 5+ steals 7 by Kierra Fletcher of Georgia Tech (2/22/18) Blocked Shots A UM player had 5+ blocks 5 by Emese Hof vs. Clemson (1/10/19) An opponent had 5+ blocks 6 by Brianna Turner of Notre Dame (2/14/16) ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Associate Director of Communications (WBB Primary) Alex Schwartz Phone C: / O: alexschwartz@miami.edu Communications Assistant (WBB Co-Secondary) Ashleigh Young Phone / C: / ashleigh.young@miami.edu Communications Assistant (WBB Co-Secondary) Kevin Ivany Phone / C: / @Miami Hurricanes Facebook /CanesWBB /MiamiHurricanes Coach Meier & Blake 7

8 MEIER S CAREER Assistant Coach UNC Asheville Tulane Associate Head Coach Tulane Head Coach Charlotte 2005-pres. Miami EDUCATION Wheaton Central High School, 1985 Duke University, 1989 B.A. English (Literature) Duke University, 1990 M.A. English (Teaching English) NCAA APPEARANCES Charlotte - First Round Miami - Second Round Miami - Second Round Miami - First Round Miami - Second Round Miami - First Round Miami - Second Round Miami - First Round WNIT APPEARANCES Charlotte - Second Round Charlotte - First Round Miami - Second Round Miami - Finals Miami - First Round PLAYING CAREER Wheaton Central High School, Duke University, BBC Mini-Flat Waregem (Belgium), MISCELLANEOUS ACC Rookie of the Year, 1986 GTE Academic All-American, 1988 First Team All-ACC, 1990 Kodak/WBCA District All-American, 1990 Duke Hall of Honor Inductee, 2002 ACC 50th Anniversary Team, 2002 C-USA Coach of the Year, 2003 WBCA Region 4 Coach of the Year, 2003 ACC Legend, 2006 Wheaton Central HS HOF Inductee, 2009 ACC Coach of the Year, 2011 WBCA Region 2 Coach of the Year, 2011 AP National Coach of the Year, 2011 USA Basketball Coach of the Year, 2013 UM Sports HOF Inductee, Head Coach Katie Meier 14th Season Duke, 1989 (B.A.) Duke, 1990 (M.A.) Hometown: Wheaton, Ill. Head Coach: Charlotte, Miami, 2005-pres. Katie Meier completed her 13th season at the helm of the Hurricanes women s basketball program in A well-known and respected figure in women s basketball with 17 years of head coaching experience, Meier has worked tirelessly to put her mark on Miami s program and to build a winning tradition. In , Meier guided her team to a ninth consecutive postseason, including a seventh trip to the NCAA Tournament in the last eight years and fourth straight trip to the NCAA Tournament for the first time ever. Miami also reached 20-plus wins for the eighth time in nine years and double-digit ACC victories for the sixth time in eight seasons, both program firsts. Following the season, Meier was inducted into the University of Miami Sports Hall of Fame, becoming the fourth basketball coach, male or female, to garner the prestigious honor. In January 2014, Meier was named a co-recipient of the 2013 USA Basketball National Coach of the Year award after leading the USA U19 team to a gold medal and perfect 9-0 record at the 2013 FIBA U19 World Championship. All of her hard work was rewarded after the season when she was named the Associated Press National Coach of the Year - sharing the award with Connecticut s Geno Auriemma and Stanford s Tara VanDerveer. That season, Meier led the Hurricanes into the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2004 and their win over Gardner- Webb in the first round was the first tournament win for Miami since The Canes entered the season with high internal expectations, but were picked eighth in the Preseason ACC Poll after a season in which they were the No. 12 seed in the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament. However, the Hurricanes exceeded all of the outside expectations and, at one point, won 17 straight games. They were a perfect 20-0 inside the BankUnited Center and finished 12-2 in ACC play - earning their first regular season conference title since joining the league in As a reward, Meier was named the ACC Coach of the Year and later would be selected as the WBCA/RUSSELL ATHLETIC Region 2 Coach of the Year, as voted on by her peers. Meier continued that success into the season, a year in which the Canes accomplished many firsts for the program. Miami defeated Maryland - the eventual ACC Tournament champ - twice during the regular season, the first when the Terrapins were ranked fifth in the nation. It was the first time in program history that the Hurricanes had defeated a top-five team. Later in the year, UM ascended to its highest ranking ever, also at No. 5. The Hurricanes have proved to be formidable on the court in the BankUnited Center, as the season saw Miami go undefeated at home for the second consecutive season. Their 16-0 mark on the year pushed the Canes record home win streak to 40 straight games. Only Stanford ended the season with a longer active streak. For her dedication to the University of Miami and the athletic department, Meier was signed to a two-year contract extension, securing the Wheaton, Ill., native through the season. Prior to the season, Meier received another extension, through the campaign, and donated $75,000 back to the school to go towards women s athletics as well as challenged to community to contribute as well. Meier earned another well-deserved extension after a season that included the Hurricanes hosting NCAA Tournament play for the first time since The new deal added three years to her contract, which now runs through the season. Five people who have been assistants for Meier during her head coaching career have gone on to earn Division I head coaching positions: Lynn Bria (Stetson), Amanda Butler (Florida and Clemson), Darrick Gibbs (North Florida), Carolyn Kieger (Marquette) and Stephanie McCormick (Western Carolina). Additionally, 22 of Meier s players at Miami have gone on to play professionally after their college careers. Through the campaign, Meier has a career record of , including a mark at Miami. A New Era Hired April 19, 2005, Meier was appointed by then- Miami AD Paul Dee in front of national and local media, fans, alumni and support staff, signifying the beginning of a new era. Following an unprecedented career as one of the greatest athletes to ever play in the Atlantic Coast Conference, Meier quickly established herself in the MEIER S CAREER RECORDS School Years Overall Conf. Charlotte Miami 2005-pres Overall coaching ranks. Following an impressive four-year tenure as the head coach at Charlotte where she helped bring the 49er program into national prominence, Meier made it clear that her goal was to make Miami one of the premier women s basketball programs in the country. Creating a Winning Program In her first season, Meier wasted little time in making the first steps towards those goals. After receiving little attention in the ACC preseason polls, the Hurricanes posted an impressive overall record of They fought through a conference that would send nine teams to the postseason, including three to the NCAA Final Four. Miami finished with a sixth-place, 6-8 record in ACC play en route to earning a berth into the second round of the 2006 Women s National Invitation Tournament. During the season, Miami posted wins over ranked teams such as No. 25 Mississippi, No. 21 Boston College and No. 25 Virginia Tech, and nearly knocked off then-no. 1 Duke in double overtime. The Hurricanes also recorded wins over two eventual conference champions in Hartford (America East) and Oakland (Mid-Continent). Under Meier s direction, in , standout Tamara James produced one of the greatest seasons ever seen by a UM player, becoming the Miami s all-time leading scorer. James was selected with the eighth overall pick in the 2006 WNBA Draft by the Washington Mystics. In Meier s second season in , the Hurricanes got off to a strong start, winning seven of their first eight games-- including a win over Indiana to claim the UM Thanksgiving Tournament title. On Dec. 1, Meier picked up her 100th career victory as the Hurricanes defeated Jackson State, Renee Taylor emerged as the ACC s leading scorer, upholding Miami s streak of producing the league s leading scorer in all three years it had been a member. The All-ACC Second Team selection a set school records in single-game scoring with 42 points at Houston. In addition, transfer Maurita Reid emerged as a defensive threat, tying the school record with 10 steals versus Wake Forest and finishing among the ACC s leaders and NCAA s top 10 in steals per game. The season, Meier s third with the Hurricanes, saw Maurita Reid continue her rise among the ACC elite. The senior was nothing short of impressive shooting beyond the arc and picking opponent s pockets. She hit four or more 3-pointers on 10 different occasions and finished the season with 110 steals, good for second in the conference and fifth in the NCAA. The Queens, N.Y. native led the team in points (15.3 ppg) and rebounding (5.6 rpg) and was named to the All-ACC Defensive Team.

9 With the No. 21-ranked incoming recruiting class, Meier and the Hurricanes saw significant improvement during the season. The freshman class was highlighted by McDonald s All- American Shenise Johnson of Henrietta, N.Y., and Riquna Williams from nearby Pahokee, Fla. Johnson lived up to the hype, as she was the team leader on the season in points, rebounds, assists and steals. Under Meier s guidance, Johnson was named the ACC Rookie of the Week on three occasions and was named to the ACC All-Freshmen team as well as ACC Honorable Mention. The versatile guard/forward also led the U19 USA team to a gold medal finish in the 2009 World Championships in Bangkok, Thailand. The season was one of the most successful in program history. Under Meier s vision, the Hurricanes advanced to the WNIT Championship game. Miami posted a overall record - the first 20-win campaign since the season and just the eighth all-time in history. In her sophomore season, Johnson was joined by a healthy Riquna Williams and the duo racked up accolades throughout the season. Johnson was named first team All-ACC, while Williams garnered second-team honors. The tandem led Miami to a 5-1 WNIT record - the deepest postseason run in team history, with both earning all-tournament honors along the way. Following the campaign, then-miami AD Kirby Hocutt announced that Meier signed a contract extension through Miami s success proved to be immediate, as it earned a conference regular season title in and returned to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in seven seasons. Johnson and Williams turned out to be the All-America candidates that they were expected to become. In fact, Johnson was named to four different All-America squads and became the second player in program history to be named the conference player of the year (Frances Savage - BIG EAST ). Johnson also garnered All-ACC Defensive Team honors for the second straight season and was named to the ACC All-Tournament Team. Williams, along with Johnson, was named First Team All-ACC and was the conference scoring leader, posting 21.7 points per game. The duo combined for seven ACC Player of the Week accolades on the season as Williams took home the award on four occasions. No other team in the league was recognized more than twice for the weekly honor. Miami s success continued into the season. The Canes finished second in the conference standings with a record of 14-2 and were 26-6 overall. UM also defeated the eventual conference tournament champion, Maryland, both times they played in the regular season. Seniors Shenise Johnson and Riquna Williams continued to live up to the hype of being the MEIER YEAR-BY-YEAR Overall Conf. Post- Year School W-L W-L Finish Season Charlotte t Charlotte NCAA Charlotte WNIT Charlotte t-5 WNIT Miami WNIT Miami Miami Miami t Miami t-10 WNIT Miami t-1 NCAA Miami NCAA Miami t-4 NCAA Miami WNIT Miami NCAA Miami t-5 NCAA Miami NCAA Miami t-6 NCAA Miami Overall nation s top backcourt duo as they were second and third in the league in scoring and each were again named First Team All-ACC. The accolade was the third straight honor for Johnson and the second for Williams. Johnson was also named to the All-ACC Defensive Team for the third consecutive season. Johnson earned a place on five different All-America teams, including the WBCA squad for the second straight year. Williams eanred AP All-America third team recognition in her final collegiate campaign as well. Unfortunately, junior forward Morgan Stroman, a former McDonald s All-American who was a Third Team All-ACC pick in after posting a team-best 11 double-doubles, suffered a season-ending injury midway through the conference schedule. However, junior guard Stefanie Yderstrom stepped up and ended the season with more 3-pointers than any other player in the league and was rewarded with a Third Team All-ACC nod. Miami once again advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a No. 3 seed. The Canes traveled to Spokane, Wash., and defeated the No. 14 seed, Idaho State in the first round, but fell to host Gonzaga in the second. The Hurricanes went to a school record third straight NCAA Tournament in , earning a No. 8 seed. Miami dropped its first round contest to ninth-seeded Iowa, the host school, but picked up two top-10 wins during the season. Meier s Hurricanes defeated No. 6/7 Penn State and knocked off No. 5/4 Duke on senior day, marking the first win over a team in the top four of either poll in program history and the school s first win over the Blue Devils, who went 20-1 against ACC opponents that season, including winning the ACC Tournament. Stroman averaged 12.9 points and 8.8 rebounds, while Yderstrom posted 11.7 points per game, and both received First Team All-ACC honors. After reaching the WNIT in 2014, Meier guided the Hurricanes back to the NCAA Tournament in 2015 and the 11th-seeded Hurricanes defeated No. 6 seed Washington in the first round, before dropping their second round matchup against third-seeded Iowa, the host school. The victory over the Huskies made Meier the first coach in program history to win an NCAA Tournament game in three different years. Earlier in the season, Meier also led the Hurricanes to the program s first win over a team in the top four of the AP Poll. They defeated No. 4/4 Notre Dame, 78-63, the Fighting Irish s only loss in their first two years in the ACC. Sophomore guard Adrienne Motley went on to be named a consensus First Team All-ACC pick after averaging 16.9 points on 49.2 percent shooting. Meier also earned her 250th career win during the season. In , Meier led Miami to a 24-9 record to tie for the fifth-most wins in a season in program history. The Hurricanes defeated No. 14/10 Florida State, 74-56, to reach the ACC Tournament semifinals for the second time. Miami received a No. 5 seed the NCAA Tournament and made its fifth appearance in the field in the past six years. The campaign also saw the Hurricanes beat both Duke and North Carolina in the same year for the first time. The victory at North Carolina was good for the 200th of Meier s tenure at Miami. Adrienne Motley was also tabbed as a consensus First Team All-ACC honoree for the second straight year, in addition to garnering WBCA All-America Team Honorable Mention recognition. In , Meier guided the Hurricanes to a second straight 24-9 record. In the quarterfinals of the ACC Tournament, Miami again defeated a Florida State team ranked in the top 10, downing the No. 8/12 Seminoles, 56-54, to earn back-to-back semifinal appearances for the first time. The Hurricanes beat four top-25 teams, defeating three ranked teams two of which were in the top 10 away from home for the first time in the ACC era. Miami earned a No. 4 seed in the NCAA Tournament, hosting the first two rounds of play, and reached the second round for the fourth time in seven years. Adrienne Motley and Jessica Thomas were both Second Team All-ACC picks in , with Motley becoming Miami s fifth WNBA Draft pick. In addition, Motley, Thomas and Keyona Hayes formed the second Miami teammate trio to all reach 1,000 points and each signed a WNBA contract, the first time three Hurricanes in the same class did so. Despite losing so many talented players to graduation and others to injury, Meier led the Hurricanes to a finish in and surpassed 250 wins in her tenure with the program. Erykah Davenport, a Second Team All-ACC honoree, and Keyanna Harris became the first Miami seniors to make four straight NCAA Tournaments. Miami had two freshman all-league honorees for the first time since in the BIG EAST, as Mykea Gray and Kelsey Marshall both made the cut. The Hurricanes upended three top-25 foes, including a pair that reached the Sweet 16 in No. 14/15 Duke and No. 23/23 NC State. Establishing Her Legacy as a Player Meier s success as a coach is a direct reflection of her playing career as a standout at Duke University. A four-year letter winner for the Blue Devils under head coach Debbie Leonard from , Meier s name is scattered throughout the Duke record books. She currently ranks among the school s all-time career leaders in scoring average (16.2 points per game), steals (232), free throws made (447) and free throws attempted (624). She is also listed among Duke s leaders in career points (1,761), field goals made (653), field goals attempted (1,283), assists (409) and rebounding average (6.1 rebounds per game). Meier wasted no time making her mark at Duke, earning ACC Rookie of the Year and Basketball Yearbook Freshman All-America honors in Meier injured her knee in 1988 during her junior season and ultimately missed the entire campaign while recovering. Meier returned to Duke for her senior season in 1990 without missing a beat, earning Kodak/WBCA District 2 All-America and All-ACC first team accolades while being named the Blue Devils most valuable player. In 2002, Meier was honored by Duke for her efforts as a player when she was named to the inaugural induction class in the Blue Devils Hall of Honor. That same year, Meier was named to the ACC s 50th Anniversary Team. In 2006, she was once again honored by the conference when she was named an ACC Legend at the 2006 ACC Women s Basketball Tournament. Meier s success on the court was only outdone by her accomplishments in the classroom. She was named to the Dean s List from In 1988 she also earned GTE Academic All-America Second Team honors. After receiving a bachelor s degree in English literature with cum laude honors in 1989, Meier went on to earn a master s degree in teaching English from Duke in Following her career at Duke, Meier moved overseas to play three seasons with BBC Mini-Flat Waregem in Belgium from There, she helped lead her team to three First Division regular season titles and one Belgian Cup Championship. While in Belgium, Meier also spent time teaching classes of conversational English while coaching teams of 15- to 17-year-olds. A native of Wheaton, Ill., Meier graduated from Wheaton Central High School in 1985 and in October 2009 was inducted into her high school s athletic hall of fame. 9

10 Jacaira Allen # 4 Redshirt Sophomore Guard 5-10 Pompano Beach, Fla. Mississippi State Dillard - Joined the Hurricanes in January as a midyear transfer and will be eligible to begin competing after the 2019 fall semester - Mississippi State posted a 71-7 record during her two seasons on the team and reached the NCAA championship game both years - One of three South Florida natives on the Hurricanes roster, along with Kelsey Marshall (Davie) and Beatrice Mompremier (Miami) As a Sophomore at Mississippi State ( ): Redshirted due to injury suffered in preseason practice. As a Freshman at Mississippi State ( ): Played in 20 games and helped the Bulldogs reach the NCAA finals Averaged 2.7 points in 5.6 minutes per game, shooting 47.8 percent from the field Scored in double figures twice Opened her collegiate career with 10 points and a season-high six rebounds against Villanova (11/11), connecting on both her free throws Scored a season-best 14 points on 7-of-9 shooting, adding two assists in a season-high 15 minutes, versus San Jose State (11/26) Tallied four points and two rebounds at Southern Miss (12/9) Notched five points, three rebounds, a season-best three steals and one assist against Northwestern State (12/28), finishing 3-of-4 at the line Scored one point versus LSU (1/1) in her first SEC action Posted two points in the NCAA Tournament opener against Troy (3/17) Appeared in the national championship game versus South Carolina (4/2), logging one point (at Mississippi State) vs. Villanova at Maine vs. Tulane Texas vs. Oregon vs. San Jose State at Hawaii at Iowa State at Southern Miss at Arkansas-Little Rock vs. SMU vs. USC Alabama State Northwestern State LSU at Arkansas at Tennessee Florida Ole Miss at Alabama at South Carolina Texas A&M at Auburn Missouri Vanderbilt at Ole Miss Georgia at Texas A&M at Kentucky Tennessee vs. LSU vs. Texas A&M vs. South Carolina Troy DePaul vs. Washington vs. Baylor vs. UConn vs. South Carolina Allen Career Highs (Recorded at Mississippi State University) Points Career: 14, vs. San Jose State, 11/26/16 Career: 6, vs. Villanova, 11/11/16 Assists Career: 3, vs. Northwestern State, 12/28/16 Steals Career: 3, vs. Northwestern State, 12/28/16 Blocked Shots Career: N/A Field Goals Made Career: 7, vs. San Jose State, 11/26/16 Field Goal Attempts Career: 9, vs. San Jose State, 11/26/16 Free Throws Made Career: 3, vs. Northwestern State, 12/28/16 Free Throw Attempts Career: 4, vs. Northwestern State, 12/28/16 3-Point Field Goals Made Career: N/A 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Career: 1, at Hawaii, 11/27/16 Minutes Career: 15, vs. San Jose State, 11/26/16 * Recorded more than once with most recent listed High School: Graduated from Dillard High School Ranked by ProspectsNation.com as a four-star recruit, as well as the No. 43 overall player in the class, including the ninth-best guard and fourth-best Floridian Tabbed by espnw HoopGurlz as a three-star prospect McDonald s All-American Game nominee Finished as a Florida Dairy Farms 6A Player of the Year finalist as a senior Averaged 15.1 points, 12.4 rebounds and 3.2 assists as a junior Aided her team to a 31-2 record, a 5A state title and an appearance in the Dick s Sporting Goods High School Nationals title game at Madison Square Garden Earned both Florida Dairy Farmers 5A Player of the Year and Sun Sentinel 5A-2A Broward County Player of the Year Garnered BCAA Big 8 Tournament MVP FABC/SourceHoops 5A First Team All-State honors. Personal: Nickname is Iggy Born May 31, 1998 Mother is Susan Anthony Has a sister, Alicia Mardis, who plays basketball at Arkansas Tech. CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Free Throws Scoring Year 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 * * DNP TOTAL * - at Mississippi State University 10

11 Endia Banks # 3 Sophomore Guard 5-9 Duluth, Ga. Duluth - Joined teammate Kelsey Marshall and Syracuse s Digna Strautmane as the lone freshmen on the All-ACC Academic Team - In the ninth game of her career, against No. 20/23 Kentucky (12/10/17), became the first Hurricane in over a year to record eight assists in an outing - Possesses a high basketball IQ, has great command on the court and knows where everyone should be - Made a very smooth transition to the college game, can be a go-to scorer when needed and made a lot of big shots as a freshman As a Freshman ( ): All-ACC Academic Team One of four Hurricanes to play in all 32 games and one of two to start each of them Posted one double-double Registered double-digit points on 10 occasions, including eight times in 16 non-conference games and four in a row, logging 15 twice to bookend the season Grabbed five-plus rebounds on 11 occasions, with eight-plus four times and 10 twice Tallied five-plus assists a team-high nine times, with six-plus in four outings Paced the Hurricanes in assists (2.7) and minutes (26.4) Finished third on the team in rebounding (4.4) and field goal percentage (min. 2 FGM per game, 44.6) Placed fourth in made field goals (99) and steals (1.1), as well as fifth in scoring (7.7) and offensive rebounding (1.1) Led or co-led the Hurricanes in assists 11 times, scoring five times, steals five times and rebounding three times Tied for the team lead in most assists (eight) and minutes (36) in a single game One of two Hurricanes to make six free throws in a game without a miss and one of three to connect on multiple 3-pointers in an outing without a miss Posted the fourth-best field goal percentage (70.0, 7-of-10) at FIU Stephen F. Austin Hartford Marquette at Iowa State Nebraska Temple at Purdue Colorado New Orleans MD Eastern Shore vs. Vanderbilt vs. Alabama Florida A&M Central Michigan Virginia Tech at Wake Forest Clemson at Duke North Carolina at Syracuse Boston College at Florida State Virginia Notre Dame at Pittsburgh at Louisville at Virginia Tech Florida State Georgia Tech at NC State FIU Vermont at Colorado New Orleans Maine Maryland Michigan State St. John s Kentucky Alabama State vs. Sacramento State vs. Southern Illinois Bethune-Cookman Duke at Notre Dame Wake Forest at Florida State at Clemson Syracuse at Boston College Louisville at Virginia Tech at North Carolina NC State Florida State Pittsburgh at Virginia at Georgia Tech Virginia Tech vs. Wake Forest vs. Florida State vs. Quinnipiac in an NCAA Tournament game in program history Ranked third among ACC freshmen in assists, fourth in field goal percentage (min. 2 FGM per game) and fifth in steals (min. 15 GP), as well as seventh in scoring (min. 15 GP) and eighth in rebounding In ACC-only action, placed second among league freshmen in assists (2.5) and fourth in field goal percentage (min. 2 FGM per game, 44.4), plus sixth in rebounding (4.1) and ninth in scoring (6.8) Joined classmate Mykea Gray as the first Miami freshmen to start every game since Shenise Johnson in One of three freshmen to earn All- ACC Academic Team recognition In her first collegiate game, totaled a season-high 15 points on 7-of-13 shooting, the former a season best in makes, to go along with eight rebounds and four assists in 34 minutes versus FIU (11/10) Notched a gamehigh five assists against Vermont (11/12) Led Miami in points (11) and assists (five) at Colorado (11/18) Scored 10 points on 5-of-8 shooting while notching a season- and co-game-high three steals against No. 15/15 Maryland (11/26) Totaled 10 points in the triumph over Michigan State (11/30), connecting on all six of her free throws to set a season high in makes Had a team-high 10 points along with six rebounds and her first made 3-pointer versus St. John s (12/3) Compiled a team-high 13 points with a season- and game-high eight assists in the win over No. 20/23 Kentucky (12/10) Co-led Miami with three steals, tying a season high, against Alabama State (12/15), adding six boards Pulled down a season- and co-game-high 10 boards and added five assists versus Sacramento State (12/18) Recorded a co-game-high 14 points, co-team-high six rebounds and game-high five assists in a season- and game-high 36 minutes, adding a season-high-tying three steals and season-best eight free-throw attempts, against Southern Illinois (12/20) Notched a game-high four assists and season-high-tying three steals in the victory over No. 14/15 Duke (12/31) At second-ranked Notre Dame (1/4), totaled eight points, six rebounds and a team-high six assists Scored a team-high 14 points, her most in ACC play, on 6-of-10 shooting and dished out a team-best six assists at No. 13/12 Florida State (1/11) Stuffed the stat sheet at North Carolina (2/4), compiling nine points, eight rebounds and a game-high six assists in a team-best 32 minutes Had four assists and seven boards versus Pittsburgh (2/15) Tallied a game-leading six assists in her homecoming outing at Georgia Tech (2/22) Posted 12 points on 5-of-7 shooting, including making both her 3-pointers, and added a co-game-high three steals in the home finale against Virginia Tech (2/25) Led all players with five assists in 34 minutes versus No. 11/11 Florida State in the ACC Tournament quarterfinals (3/2) Earned her first double-double by tying her season highs in points (15) and rebounds (game-high 10) in the first round of NCAA Tournament against Quinnipiac (3/17), playing 33 minutes and finishing 7-of-10 from the floor to tie her top mark in makes. Banks Season / Career Highs Points Season: 11, vs. Hartford, 11/11/18 Career: 15+*, vs. Quinnipiac, 3/17/18 ACC: 14, at Florida State, 1/11/18 Season: 7, vs. Hartford, 11/11/18 Career: 10+*, vs. Quinnipiac, 3/17/18 ACC: 8, at North Carolina, 2/4/18 Assists Season: 5*, vs. Vanderbilt, 12/20/18 Career: 8, vs. Kentucky, 12/10/17 ACC: 6*, at Georgia Tech, 2/22/18 Steals Season: 3, vs. Colorado, 12/2/18 Career: 3*, vs. Colorado, 12/2/18 ACC: 3*, vs. Virginia Tech, 2/25/18 Blocked Shots Season: 1*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 1*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 ACC: 1*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Field Goals Made Season: 4, vs. Hartford, 11/11/18 Career: 7+*, vs. Quinnipiac, 3/17/18 ACC: 6, at Florida State, 1/11/18 Field Goal Attempts Season: 7*, vs. MD Eastern Shore, 12/16/18 Career: 13, vs. FIU, 11/10/17 ACC: 10, at Florida State, 1/11/18 Free Throws Made Season: 3, vs. Hartford, 11/11/18 Career: 6, vs. Michigan State, 11/30/17 ACC: 2*, at Clemson, 1/14/18 Free Throw Attempts Season: 4, vs. Hartford, 11/11/18 Career: 8, vs. Southern Illinois, 12/20/17 ACC: 2*, vs. Louisville, 1/28/17 3-Point Field Goals Made Season: 2, vs. Colorado, 12/2/18 Career: 2*, vs. Colorado, 12/2/18 ACC: 2, vs. Virginia Tech, 2/25/18 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Season: 3*, vs. Colorado, 12/2/18 Career: 3*, vs. Colorado, 12/2/18 ACC: 2*, vs. Virginia Tech, 2/25/18 Minutes Season: 25*, vs. Vanderbilt, 12/20/18 Career: 36, vs. Southern Illinois, 12/20/17 ACC: 32, at North Carolina, 2/4/18 * Recorded more than once with most recent listed + NCAA Tournament game High School: Graduated from Duluth High School Listed by ProspectsNation.com as a four-star recruit and the No. 53 player in the country, including the No. 13 guard and the eighth-best player in Georgia McDonald s All-American Game nominee As a senior, named the Region 6-7A Player of the Year by the league s coaches and a Gwinnett Daily Post Super Six selection Helped lead her team to the state Sweet 16 while serving as a captain Tabbed as a Second Team All- Region 7-6A pick following a junior year in which she averaged 13.6 points, 7.0 rebounds, 3.9 assists, 2.4 steals and 1.3 blocks per game Also chosen as a Second Team All-Region 6-7A pick as a sophomore George Rogers, the 1980 Heisman Trophy winner and first pick in the 1981 NFL Draft, also attended Duluth, as did Brian McCann of the Atlanta Braves and former MLB player Nick Green. Personal: Full name is Endia Nakyra Banks First name is pronounced IN-Dee-Uh, like the country Born Feb. 9, 1999 in Starkville, Miss. Parents are Dewitt Banks and Yalunda Winters Has two younger sisters, Olivia and London Intends to major in physical therapy... Enjoys playing the piano and drawing Favorite athlete is LeBron James because he is a champion and it is so rare to find a player with his size and athleticism Best sports memory is defeating her top rival, Norcross High School, as a freshman Chose Miami because of the way the coaches treated her and the family-oriented nature of the program Committed to Miami over Auburn, Cincinnati and Georgia Tech. CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Free Throws Scoring Year 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

12 Laura Cornelius Redshirt Junior Guard 5-8 # 1 - Owns four of the 20 occurrences in program history of a player making at least six 3-pointers - Has twice shot 6-of-6 from 3-point range, something no other Hurricane has accomplished once, doing so against NC State (12/30/15) in her first-career ACC game and at Pittsburgh (1/2/17) - Made 23 consecutive free throws from Nov. 15, 2018 through Dec. 28, Garnered Miami Thanksgiving Classic All-Tournament Team distinction after averaging 15.5 points, 5.5 rebounds, 6.0 assists and 3.0 steals - Notched a career-high eight assists against Stephen F. Austin (11/9/18) to become the first Hurricane to reach that mark since Endia Banks against No. 20/23 Kentucky on 12/10/17 - Tallied 23 points, seven rebounds, a Groningen, Netherlands Caland Lyceum at FIU Stephen F. Austin Hartford Marquette at Iowa State Nebraska Temple at Purdue Colorado New Orleans MD Eastern Shore vs. Vanderbilt vs. Alabama Florida A&M Central Michigan Virginia Tech at Wake Forest Clemson at Duke North Carolina at Syracuse Boston College at Florida State Virginia Notre Dame at Pittsburgh at Louisville at Virginia Tech Florida State Georgia Tech at NC State at Kentucky vs. Albany Charlotte at St. John s Grambling State Texas Tech at Ohio State Old Dominion Loyola Chicago at FIU Coppin State Maine Florida State at Pittsburgh at NC State Notre Dame Virginia Tech at Louisville at Syracuse North Carolina Boston College at Wake Forest at Florida State Virginia Clemson at Duke at Virginia Tech Georgia Tech vs. Georgia Tech vs. Florida State vs. Duke FGCU Quinnipiac game-high seven assists and a career-high six steals against Nebraska (11/23/18), doubling her career high in steals and becoming the first Hurricane with six since Erykah Davenport versus fourth-ranked Louisville on 1/25/18 - Recorded career highs in points (26) and made free throws (six) against Colorado (12/2/18), as well as matched her career bests made field goals (eight) and in free-throw attempts (six) - Missed Miami s game at St. John s as a sophomore due her to participation in the 2017 FIBA EuroBasket Qualifiers with the Dutch National Team and then did not play in the next game versus Grambling State as a coach s decision - Verbally committed to Gonzaga as a class of 2014 prospect, but reopened her recruitment after a right knee injury - While injured last season, served phenomenally on the sidelines helping the coaches, as well as taking the other guards under her wing and aiding in the film room - Second-year team captain is true court leader who excels in the pick-and-roll game and possesses both a world-class basketball mind and court vision As a Redshirt Junior ( ): Florida Sunshine Classic All-Tournament Team... Miami Thanksgiving Classic All-Tournament Team As a Junior ( ): Team co-captain redshirted due to left leg injury Wright State Bethune-Cookman at Old Dominion at Loyola Chicago at Charlotte Milwaukee La Salle Illinois Coppin State UMass Lowell vs. Baylor vs. Indiana FIU NC State at Virginia Pittsburgh at Clemson Wake Forest at North Carolina Florida State at Virginia Tech Syracuse at Boston College Duke at Georgia Tech at Notre Dame Virginia Tech Louisville at Florida State vs. Pittsburgh vs. Florida State vs. Notre Dame vs. South Dakota State Cornelius Season / Career Highs Points Season: 26, vs. Colorado, 12/2/18 Career: 26, vs. Colorado, 12/2/18 ACC: 24, at Pittsburgh, 1/2/17 Season: 9, vs. Central Michigan, 12/30/18 Career: 9, vs. Central Michigan, 12/30/18 ACC: 8, at North Carolina, 1/17/16 Assists Season: 8, vs. Stephen F. Austin, 11/9/18 Career: 8, vs. Stephen F. Austin, 11/9/18 ACC: 7, at North Carolina, 1/17/16 Steals Season: 6, vs. Nebraska, 11/23/18 Career: 6, vs. Nebraska, 11/23/18 ACC: 3*, at Wake Forest, 2/2/17 Blocked Shots Season: N/A Career: 1, at Georgia Tech, 2/11/16 ACC: 1, at Georgia Tech, 2/11/16 Field Goals Made Season: 8, vs. Colorado, 12/2/18 Career: 8*, vs. Colorado, 12/2/18 ACC: 8, at Pittsburgh, 1/2/17 Field Goal Attempts Season: 15, vs. Nebraska, 11/23/18 Career: 15, vs. Nebraska, 11/23/18 ACC: 14, vs. North Carolina, 1/26/17 Free Throws Made Season: 6, vs. Colorado, 12/2/18 Career: 6, vs. Colorado, 12/2/18 ACC: 3*, at Duke, 2/19/17 Free Throw Attempts Season: 6*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 6*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 ACC: 4*, at Duke, 2/19/17 3-Point Field Goals Made Season: 6, vs. Alabama, 12/21/18 Career: 6*, vs. Alabama, 12/21/18 ACC: 6*, at Pittsburgh, 1/2/17 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Season: 9, vs. Nebraska, 11/23/18 Career: 10, vs. Texas Tech, 11/27/16 ACC: 8*, vs. North Carolina, 1/26/17 Minutes Season: 36*, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Career: 36*, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 ACC: 36*, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 * Recorded more than once with most recent listed As a Sophomore ( ): All-ACC Academic Team... Miami Thanksgiving Tournament All-Tournament Team Played in 31 of 33 games and earned six starts... Scored in double figures 10 times, including posting 20-plus twice... Led Miami in 3-point percentage (min. 1 3PM per game, 37.3) and placed second in assists (2.8)... Ranked third on the team in minutes (25.8) and 3-pointers made (44)... Finished fourth among Hurricanes in scoring (8.0), steals (1.2) and defensive rebounding (2.5), as well as tied for fifth in field goals made (87)... Recorded the most 3-pointers made (six), 3-pointers made without a miss (six) and field goals made without a miss (eight) by a Hurricane all season... Led or co-led Miami in scoring four times, in rebounding twice and in assists eight times... Posted a top-10 single-season 3-point percentage for the second year in a row, tying for No. 10 in the Miami record book... Connected on six 3-pointers in a game without a miss for the second straight season, something no other Hurricane has done even once... Logged the 17th and 18th occurences in program history of a Miami player making at least six 3-pointers in a game... Lone player in the ACC all season to make eight field goals in a game without a miss and to make six 3-pointers without a miss... Ranked No. 14 in the conference in 3-point percentage and placed No. 10 in ACC-only play (39.1)... In conference action only, also finished No. 11 in assist/ turnover ratio (1.26:1) and No. 13 in assists (3.1)... Making her first start as a collegian, logged a career-high-tying seven assists, good for a game best, at No. 19/19 Kentucky (11/11) in the season opener... Had a team-best 12 points on 5-of-7 shooting, plus a co-seasonhigh three steals, tying for the game lead, in a team-high 27 minutes versus Albany (11/13)... Missed Miami s game at St. John s (11/20) 12

13 Laura Cornelius # 1 due to her participation in the 2017 FIBA EuroBasket Qualifiers with the Dutch National Team and then did not play in the following game versus Grambling State (11/25) due to a coach s decision... Upon returning to the court, scored a game-high 22 points, then a career best, against Texas Tech (11/27), shooting 8-of-13 from the field, including 6-of-10 from long range, with both marks co-career-highs in makes... Logged 11 points and three assists in the overtime triumph at No. 9/10 Ohio State (12/1)... Scored 13 points versus Loyola Chicago (12/6)... Pulled down a team-best six boards at FIU (12/16)... Tallied a season- and game-high 24 points in just 21 minutes at Pittsburgh (1/2), hitting all eight of her field goal attempts, including finishing 6-of-6 from beyond the arc... Scored nine points and dished out a co-game-high five assists, with just one turnover, in 34 minutes in the win at RV/No. 23 NC State (1/5)... Posted eight points at No. 9/8 Louisville (1/15)... Recorded a team-best six assists versus No. 7/6 Notre Dame (2/8)... Finished with 13 points and six rebounds against No. 15/16 Virginia Tech (1/11)... Playing a career- and game-high 36 minutes, registered 19 points, shooting 5-of-8 from 3-point range, and grabbed six boards versus North Carolina (1/26)... Notched 15 points, tying for the team lead, against Boston College (1/29), shooting 5-of-6 from the floor, including 3-of-4 from beyond the arc... At Wake Forest (2/2), logged eight points, a co-team-best five assists and a season-high-tying three steals... Scored 14 points against Clemson (2/12)... Had 10 points and a game-leading five assists at No. 13/14 Duke... Tallied six boards at Virginia Tech (2/23)... Scored eight points, grabbed a co-game-best five boards and tied her career high in free throws made by finishing 4-of-4 at the line versus Georgia Tech (3/2) in the ACC Tournament opener... Logged nine points and a team-high four assists in the ACC Tournament quarterfinal win over No. 8/12 Florida State (3/3)... Pulled down a seasonbest seven rebounds against FGCU (3/18) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. As a Freshman ( ): Played in all 33 games, logging double-digit points in six of them... Led the team in 3-point percentage (42.3) and finished third in 3-pointers made (47)... Also tied for third on the team in assists (2.5) and ranked fifth in minutes (22.4)... Posted the third-best 3-point percentage in a single season in program history... Tied the school record with four 3-pointers made in an NCAA Tournament game... Became the first Hurricane to make six 3-pointers in a game without a miss and was the eighth (16th occurrence) with at least a half-dozen 3-pointers in a contest... Finished third in the ACC in 3-point percentage and also ranked third in conference-only games with a 43.6 percent clip... Ranked fourth among ACC freshmen in assists... One of two ACC players to make six 3-pointers in game without a miss and the only one to do so in an ACC contest... Made her Hurricane debut against Wright State (11/13), finishing with six points and four assists in 24 minutes... Scored eight points and dished out a game-high five assists at Old Dominion (11/17)... Logged her first double-digit scoring game with 10 points against Milwaukee (11/27), shooting 4-of-4 from the floor and 2-of-2 at the stripe... Tallied a co-game-high five assists to go along with two assists, her first-career multi-steal game, versus UMass Lowell (12/6)... Scored 12 points in the win over Indiana (12/20)... In the first ACC game of her career, shot 6-of-6 from 3-point range and 2-of-2 at the line to tally a season-high 20 points in the victory against NC State (12/30)... Posted five assists and a season-high three steals versus Pittsburgh (1/7)... Poured in 17 points and shot 5-of-8 from 3-point range at Clemson (1/10)... Filled the stat sheet in Miami s win at North Carolina (1/17), tallying 13 points, a team-best eight rebounds and a season- and game-high seven assists in a season-high 34 minutes... Registered co-game-high five assists versus No. 10/10 Louisville (2/25)... Scored 18 points on 7-of-11 shooting from the floor, including 4-of-6 from beyond the arc, in the NCAA Tournament against South Dakota State (3/19). High School/Prior to Miami: Graduated from Caland Lyceum... Played for CTO Amsterdam in Women s First Division in the Netherlands... Averaged 15.8 points, 6.1 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 2.7 steals per game in Listed by ProspectsNation.com as a five-star prospect and the third-best international prospect in her class, including the top point guard... Named to the Women s First Division All-Star Team in 2014 and helped her team reach the playoff semifinals... Set the CTO Amsterdam career records for points, assists and steals, as well as ranked third in rebounds... Named the Rookie of the Year in the Dutch Eredivisie in after posting 12.0 points, 4.3 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 1.6 steals per game... Helped her team advance to the playoff semifinals that season... Recorded 6.7 points, 3.3 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.0 steal per game in In July 2015, led the FIBA U19 World Championship in assists (6.7) and ranked fifth in average efficiency rating (18.1)... Part of the first Dutch team regardless of age or gender to win a topflight medal at a European Championship, earning bronze at the FIBA U20 European Championship in July Ranked eighth in the tournament in 3-point percentage (42.9) and ninth in assists (2.9)... Averaged 11.4 points per game at the FIBA U19 World Championship in July Selected to the All-Star Five at the FIBA U18 European Championship Division A in July 2013 after finishing first in free throw percentage (85.2), seventh in 3-point percentage (40.0), eighth in field goal percentage (42.7) and ninth in assists (3.0)... Also played in four other FIBA competitions from , for a total of eight. Personal: Full name is Laura Cornelius... Born Feb. 8, Parents are Ernst-Jan Cornelius and Marie-Louise Cornelius-DeJonge... Father is an agriculture official and mother works at a law firm... Has a younger brother, Stefan... Intends to major in public health... Favorite athletes are Stephen Curry because of his shooting ability and great skills, and LeBron James because of his strong mentality and athleticism... Best sports memory is winning the bronze medal at the 2015 U20 FIBA European Championship Division A... Chose Miami because of its basketball program and high-level academics... Committed to Miami over Duke, Gonzaga, Iowa State and Kansas State. CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Free Throws Scoring Year 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 DNP TOTAL

14 Mykea Gray Sophomore Guard 5-4 # 5 Upper Marlboro, Md. National Christian Academy - One of Miami s four ACC All-Freshman Team honorees, along with Kelsey Marshall ( ), Adrienne Motley ( ) and Shenise Johnson ( ) - One of two players in program history to win multiple ACC Rookie of the Week honors, along with Shenise Johnson (three in ) - Tallied double-digit points 27 times as a Hurricane, logging 20-plus in eight outings - Scored double-digit points in each of her first six collegiate games, posting over 20 in three of them - In the victory at Wake Forest (1/6/19), set then-acc highs in points (20), minutes (37), field-goal attempts (18), made free throws (eight), free-throw attempts (11), steals (four), tying or setting overall career highs in all of those categories but points - Meier s second recruit at Miami from Maryland, following teammate Khaila Prather, who is also from Upper Marlboro - Fourth player 5-foot-4 or shorter whom Katie Meier has coached at Miami, along with 5-foot-2-inch Renee Taylor ( ), 5-foot-3-inch Lee Anna Osei ( ) and 5-foot-4-inch Tara Schwitter ( ) - Electrifying, attacking point guard who reminds Katie Meier of Renee Taylor, a First Team All-ACC selection at Miami - Plays downhill all the time offensively and is also a deceptively good, smart defender As a Sophomore ( ): Florida Sunshine Classic All- Tournament Team As a Freshman ( ): Blue Ribbon Panel ACC All-Freshman Team & ACC Coaches ACC All-Freshman Team... Two-time ACC Rookie of the Week (11/13, 11/27)... Miami Thanksgiving Tournament All-Tournament Team One of four Hurricanes to play in all 32 games and one of two to start all of them Scored in double figures 18 times, including each of her first six outings, with 15-plus at FIU Stephen F. Austin Hartford Marquette at Iowa State Nebraska Temple at Purdue Colorado New Orleans MD Eastern Shore vs. Vanderbilt vs. Alabama Florida A&M Central Michigan Virginia Tech at Wake Forest Clemson at Duke North Carolina at Syracuse Boston College at Florida State Virginia Notre Dame at Pittsburgh at Louisville at Virginia Tech Florida State Georgia Tech at NC State FIU Vermont at Colorado New Orleans Maine Maryland Michigan State St. John s Kentucky Alabama State vs. Sacramento State vs. Southern Illinois Bethune-Cookman Duke at Notre Dame Wake Forest at Florida State at Clemson Syracuse at Boston College Louisville at Virginia Tech at North Carolina NC State Florida State Pittsburgh at Virginia at Georgia Tech Virginia Tech vs. Wake Forest vs. Florida State vs. Quinnipiac times and 20-plus four times, including three of her first six and each of her first two appearances Dished out five assists on four occasions Paced Miami in free throw percentage (min. 1 FTM per game, 74.8) Ranked second on the team in scoring (11.7), made field goals (121), made 3-pointers (48), 3-point percentage (min. 1 3PM per game, 31.6), made free throws (83), free-throw attempts (111), steals (1.4) and minutes (25.9) Also finished third in assists (2.3) Led or co-led the Hurricanes in assists eight times, steals eight times and scoring six times Had the highest single-game scoring total (27) by a Hurricane Logged four of the six occurrences of a Miami player making four 3-pointers in a contest Placed No. 26 in the ACC in scoring Tied for No. 13 in ACC-only free throw percentage (78.6) Among ACC freshmen, tied for first in made free throws, ranked second in steals, free throw percentage (min. 1 FTM per game) and free-throw attempts, as well as third in scoring, fourth in made field goals and 3-pointers, plus fifth in assists In ACC-only action, finished second among league freshmen in free throw percentage (min. 1 FTM per game) and made free throws (33), third in steals (1.1) and freethrow attempts (42), fourth in scoring (9.3) and made 3-pointers (22), fifth in assists (1.9) and tied for fifth in made field goals (47) Joined classmate Endia Banks as the first Miami freshmen to start every game since Shenise Johnson in Second player in program history to earn multiple ACC Freshman of the Week awards, along with Johnson Joined classmate Kelsey Marshall as the third and fourth ACC All-Freshman Team honorees in program history Facing FIU (11/10) in her first-career outing, tallied season highs in points (game-high 27), assists (co-game-high five), made field goals (eight), made free throws (eight), free-throw attempts (11) and minutes (team-high 35), adding a co-game-high three steals Scored a game-best 21 points and shot 4-of-8 from 3-point range against Vermont (11/12) Had 10 points and went 5-of-5 at the line at Colorado (11/18) Notched 13 points and four assists versus New Orleans (11/21) Posted 16 points, shooting 6-of-11 from the floor and 3-of-6 beyond the arc, to go along with a team-leading four assists against Maine (11/24) Registered a team-high 21 points, shooting 8-of-15 from the field and 3-of-4 from deep, versus No. 15/15 Maryland (11/26) to cap her double-digit scoring streak Notched 12 points and shot 6-of-8 from the stripe in the win over No. 20/23 Kentucky (12/10) Scored a game-best 18 points on 8-of-13 shooting and had a co-game-high five assists, tying her top mark, against Alabama State (12/15) Tallied 10 points, four assists and a season- and team-high four steals versus Sacramento State (12/18) Amassed 24 points, a then-season-high four rebounds, co-team-high three assists and three steals against Bethune-Cookman (12/25), shooting 8-of-12 from the floor, 4-of-6 beyond the arc and 4-of-4 at the line Had 11 points and went 6-of-7 at the line at No. 13/12 Florida State (1/11) Turned in a 14-point performance at Clemson (1/14) Posted a game-high three steals at Boston College (1/21) Totaled 13 points and a team-leading four assists in a game-high 34 minutes against fourth-ranked Louisville (1/25) Logged 14 points at North Carolina (2/4) Tied for the team lead with a season-high seven rebounds in the Gray Season / Career Highs Points Season: 25, vs. Stephen F. Austin, 11/9/18 Career: 27, vs. FIU, 11/10/17 ACC: 24, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 Season: 6, vs. Alabama, 12/21/18 Career: 7, vs. NC State, 2/8/18 ACC: 7, vs. NC State, 2/8/18 Assists Season: 6, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 6, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 ACC: 6, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Steals Season: 4*, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 Career: 4*, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 ACC: 4*, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 Blocks Career: N/A Field Goals Made Season: 9, vs. Stephen F. Austin, 11/9/18 Career: 9, vs. Stephen F. Austin, 11/9/18 ACC: 6*, at Georgia Tech, 2/22/18 Field Goal Attempts Season: 18, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Career: 18, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 ACC: 18, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Free Throws Made Season: 10, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 Career: 10, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 ACC: 10, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 Free Throw Attempts Season: 11*, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 Career: 11*, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 ACC: 11*, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 3-Point Field Goals Made Season: 5*, vs. Alabama, 12/21/18 Career: 5*, vs. Alabama, 12/21/18 ACC: 4*, at Georgia Tech, 2/22/18 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Season: 8*, vs. MD Eastern Shore, 12/16/18 Career: 8*, vs. MD Eastern Shore, 12/16/18 ACC: 7*, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 Minutes Season: 37, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Career: 37, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 ACC: 37, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 * Recorded more than once with most recent listed victory over No. 23/23 NC State (2/8) Turned in a team-leading and season-high-tying five assists in a team-best 30 minutes, adding a trio of steals, against No. 12/12 Florida State (2/11) Compiled 17 points on 6-of-10 shooting, including a 4-of-6 mark from 3-point range, and dished out a season-high-tying five assists versus Pittsburgh (2/15) At Georgia Tech (2/22), notched team highs in points (18), steals (three) and minutes (33), connecting on 4-of-7 3-pointers Recorded 15 points in a team-best and season-high-tying 35 minutes against No. 11/11 Florida State (3/2) in the ACC Tournament quarterfinals In the season finale, scored 10 points versus Quinnipiac (3/17) in the NCAA Tournament opening round. High School: Graduated from SHABACH! Christian Academy Homeschool and played basketball for National Christian Academy Listed by ProspectsNation.com as a four-star recruit, the No. 60 overall player and the No. 16 point guard Ranked as a four-star prospect and the No. 69 prospect in the country by espnw HoopGurlz, as well as the No. 14 point guard and third-best player in Maryland Two-time Washington Post First Team All-Met selection and a McDonald s All-American Game nominee Averaged 18.9 points per game as a senior, helping her team to a 25-7 record and a No. 3 finish in the Washington Post s area rankings Tabbed as the Maryland Gatorade Player of the Year and a USA TODAY First Team All-State pick as a junior Logged 18.1 points, 4.2 assists and 2.9 assists, as her team finished a perfect 30-0 Attended Capital Christian Academy as a freshman Member of the honor society Played on the AAU circuit with the Fairfax Stars and won the Nike EYBL championship in 2015 Dante Taylor, a 2013 McDonald s All-American, also played for National Christian Academy, as did Kevin Durant for his first two years of high school. Personal: Full name is Mykea Denise Gray First name is pronounced My-KEY-Uh Nickname is Kea Born May 19, 1998 Parents are Michael II and Nakia Gray Father is a realtor and mother is a lawyer Has a younger brother, Michael III Intends to major in criminal justice Career goal is to be an FBI agent Enjoys dancing and listening to music Favorite athlete is Kyrie Irving because of how difficult he is to guard Best sports memory is hitting a game-winning shot at the buzzer while playing up in age as a seventh grader and hugging her dad afterwards Chose Miami because it was the best school she visited in terms of the combination of academics and basketball Committed to Miami over DePaul, George Washington, Georgia, Penn State, Rhode Island, Seton Hall, USF and Temple. CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Free Throws Scoring Year 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

15 Destiny Harden # 33 Sophomore Forward 6-0 Chicago, Ill. West Virginia Morgan Park - Sitting out the season in accordance with NCAA transfer rules after joining the Hurricanes following one season at West Virginia University - Shot 50 percent over five 2018 WNIT games, helping the Mountaineers reach the tournament semifinals - The first player Katie Meier has signed at Miami who hails from her home state of Illinois - Versatile, threatening player who will almost always mimic the opponent s best player as Miami prepares for games - One of the Hurricanes best one-one-one players and isolation scorers As a Freshman at West Virginia ( ): Played in 35 of 37 games Averaged 2.5 points and 1.5 rebounds in 8.2 minutes per game, shooting 44.3 percent from the floor Made her collegiate debut against Central Connecticut State (11/10), notching seven points and a seasonhigh four steals in 18 minutes Tallied co-season-highs in points (eight), rebounds (six), blocks (two) and free throws made (four) in 18 minutes of action versus Sacramento State (11/14) Totaled six points on 3-of- 3 shooting against North Florida (11/19), adding two steals and tying her season highs in rebounds (six) and blocks (two) Logged six points and two steals in a season-high 20 minutes versus Coppin State (12/10) Posted a season-high-tying eight points against Radford (12/16), finishing 4-of-4 at the line and notching two assists in 18 minutes Tallied a season-best three (at West Virginia) Central Connecticut State Sacramento State North Florida vs. Butler vs. Drexel vs. Virginia Tech at Texas A&M Pittsburgh Coppin State vs. Radford Morgan State Morehead State at TCU at Texas Kansas State Iowa State at Kansas TCU at Oklahoma State at Iowa State Texas Tech Baylor at Oklahoma Texas at Texas Tech Kansas Oklahoma at Kansas State Oklahoma State at Baylor vs. Oklahoma State vs. Texas Bucknell St. Joseph s James Madison St. John s Virginia Tech Harden Career Highs (Recorded at West Virginia University) Points Career: 8#*, vs. St. Joseph s, 3/18/18 Career: 6*, vs. North Florida, 11/19/17 Assists Career: 3, vs. Morgan State, 12/18/17 Steals Career: 4#*, vs. Bucknell, 3/15/18 Blocked Shots Career: 2*, vs. Morehead State, 12/21/17 Field Goals Made Career: 4#*, vs. St. Joseph s, 3/18/18 Field Goal Attempts Career: 7#*, vs. Bucknell, 3/15/18 Free Throws Made Career: 4*, vs. Kansas, 2/14/18 Free Throw Attempts Career: 9, vs. Kansas, 2/14/18 3-Point Field Goals Made Career: N/A 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Career: N/A Minutes Career: 20, vs. Coppin State, 12/10/17 * Recorded more than once with most recent listed # WNIT game steals in 18 minutes of action versus Morgan State (12/18) Recorded two assists and a co-season-high two blocks against Morehead State (12/21) Scored six points on 3-of-3 shooting and added two steals at eighth-ranked Texas (12/31) Scored five points at Oklahoma (2/3) At Kansas (2/14), scored six points and shot 4-of-9 at the stripe, tying her season high in makes and setting a top mark in attempts In the WNIT Round of 64 against Bucknell, equaled her season bests in points (eight), made field goals (four) and steals (four) Again scored eight points and made four field goals, this time on five attempts, in the WNIT Round of 32 versus St. Joseph s (3/18) Made her final appearance for the Mountaineers against Virginia Tech (3/28) in the WNIT semifinals. High School: Graduated from Morgan Park High School Listed by ProspectsNation.com as a four-star recruit Ranked by espnw HoopGurlz as a three-star prospect and the No. 19 wing player in the class McDonald s All-American Game nominee Averaged 18.0 points, 8.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists as a senior, leading her team to a regional title Finished No. 11 in Illinois Ms. Basketball voting Earned Champaign-Urbana News-Gazette First Team All-State, Chicago Tribune Second Team All-State and USA TODAY All-USA Illinois Second Team honors Also garnered IBCA 3A/4A Third Team All-State and Daily Southtown First Team All-Area distinction As a junior, averaged 13.2 points and 11.4 rebounds per game Received Champaign-Urbana News- Gazette Second Team All-State, IBCA 3A/4A Second Team All-State and USA TODAY All-USA Illinois Second Team accolades Also logged Chicago Tribune All-State Special Mention and Daily Southtown Second Team All-Area honors Played varsity all four years of high school, including at Christ the King Jesuit College Prep as a freshman Played on the Nike EYBL circuit with the Mac Irvin Fire Multiple NFL and MLB players also attended Morgan Park, as did Mae Jemison, the first African-American woman to go to space, and musician Jermih. Personal: Full name is Lorraine Harden Nickname is Des Born Sept. 24, 1998 Parents are Lamar Harden and Tyesa Chambers Has an older sister (Daija), an older brother (Daijon), two younger sisters (Dovion and Demaria) and a younger brother (Darius) Favorite athlete is Dwyane Wade Best sports memory is scoring a game-winning basket in overtime of an AAU game in North Carolina in 2016 with Katie Meier watching Chose Miami because the coaches made her feel comfortable and she felt it would help her go far as a basketball player Committed to Miami over Marquette, among many others. CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Free Throws Scoring Year 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 * - at West Virginia University 15

16 Emese Hof Senior Forward/Center 6-3 # 21 - One of two three-time All-ACC Academic Team honorees in program history, along with Stefanie Yderstrom ( ) - Has logged point outings, 11 doubledoubles and 13 doubledigit rebounding games in her career - This season alone, has totaled six 20-point showings, six doubledoubles and seven doubledigit rebounding outings - Named to the six-player Preseason WNIT All- Tournament Team after shooting 62.9 percent and averaging 12.8 points, 8.3 rebounds and 3.3 blocks over four games - Lone Hurricane to shoot over 81 percent in a game on 10-plus attempts Utrecht, Netherlands Caland Lyceum at FIU Stephen F. Austin Hartford Marquette at Iowa State Nebraska Temple at Purdue Colorado New Orleans MD Eastern Shore vs. Vanderbilt vs. Alabama Florida A&M Central Michigan Virginia Tech at Wake Forest Clemson at Duke North Carolina at Syracuse Boston College at Florida State Virginia Notre Dame at Pittsburgh at Louisville at Virginia Tech Florida State Georgia Tech at NC State Opposition P R A FIU Vermont at Colorado New Orleans Maine Maryland Michigan State St. John s Kentucky Alabama State vs. Sacramento State vs. Southern Illinois Bethune-Cookman Duke at Notre Dame Wake Forest at Florida State at Clemson Syracuse at Boston College Louisville at Virginia Tech at North Carolina NC State Florida State Pittsburgh at Virginia at Georgia Tech Virginia Tech vs. Wake Forest vs. Florida State vs. Quinnipiac Opposition P R A at Kentucky vs. Albany Charlotte at St. John s Grambling State Texas Tech at Ohio State Old Dominion Loyola Chicago at FIU Coppin State Maine Florida State at Pittsburgh at NC State Notre Dame Virginia Tech at Louisville at Syracuse North Carolina Boston College at Wake Forest at Florida State Virginia Clemson at Duke at Virginia Tech Georgia Tech vs. Georgia Tech vs. Florida State vs. Duke FGCU Quinnipiac Wright State Bethune-Cookman at Old Dominion at Loyola Chicago at Charlotte Milwaukee La Salle Illinois Coppin State UMass Lowell vs. Baylor vs. Indiana FIU NC State at Virginia Pittsburgh at Clemson Wake Forest at North Carolina Florida State at Virginia Tech Syracuse at Boston College Duke at Georgia Tech at Notre Dame Virginia Tech Louisville at Florida State vs. Pittsburgh vs. Florida State vs. Notre Dame vs. South Dakota State four times and only one to shoot greater than 83 percent on 10-plus attempts three times - Currently sits in third place on Miami s career blocks leaderboard and is one of eight Hurricanes to reach triple digits - Registered a career-high five blocked shots against Stephen F. Austin (11/9/18) to become the first Hurricane with five in a game since Erykah Davenport at Loyola Chicago on 11/21/15, then repeated the feat nine days later at Iowa State (11/18/18) - At Purdue (11/29/18), posted career highs in field goals made (11) and attempted (17), as well as minutes (36), while finishing one shy of her top total in points and rebounds, with 25 and 14, respectively - Recorded 20-plus points twice this season and three times last season after doing so once previously - Tied for fifth in field goal percentage (60.0 percent, 15-of-25) and ninth in scoring (17.0) at the 2018 ACC Tournament - Tied for third in field goal percentage (71.4 percent, 15-of-21) at the 2016 ACC Tournament - Logged 15 rebounds in the fifth game of her career, the most by a Miami freshman in a game away from home during the Meier era - Although she played with fellow Hurricane freshman Laura Cornelius in the Netherlands, the two made independent decisions to attend Miami - Played through a significant ankle injury in and served as a point forward in due to the team s youth at the point guard position - Has tremendous touch for a post player, shares the ball as well as any Hurricane and plays with great flow to her game - Experienced player has extended her offensive game to 15 feet and is a high-level defender As a Senior ( ): Preseason WNIT All-Tournament Team... Florida Sunshine Classic All- Tournament Team Hof Season / Career Highs Points Season: 25*, vs. Vanderbilt, 12/20/18 Career: 26, vs. Indiana, 12/20/15 ACC: 23, vs. Virginia Tech, 1/3/19 Season: 14, at Purdue, 11/29/18 Career: 15, at Charlotte, 11/23/15 ACC: 12, at Virginia, 2/18/18 Assists Season: 6, vs. Central Michigan, 12/30/18 Career: 6, vs. Central Michigan, 12/30/18 ACC: 4, at Pittsburgh, 1/2/17 Steals Season: 3, vs. Nebraska, 11/23/18 Career: 4, vs. La Salle, 11/29/15 ACC: 3*, at Notre Dame, 1/4/18 Blocked Shots Season: 5*, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 Career: 5*, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 ACC: 5, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 Field Goals Made Season: 11*, vs. Vanderbilt, 12/20/18 Career: 11*, vs. Vanderbilt, 12/20/18 ACC: 7*, vs. Louisville, 1/28/17 Field Goal Attempts Season: 17, at Purdue, 11/29/18 Career: 17, at Purdue, 11/29/18 ACC: 16!, vs. Florida State, 3/2/18 Free Throws Made Season: 5*, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 Career: 9, vs. Virginia Tech, 2/21/16 ACC: 9, vs. Virginia Tech, 2/21/16 Free Throw Attempts Season: 8, vs. Virginia Tech, 1/3/19 Career: 11, vs. Virginia Tech, 2/21/16 ACC: 11, vs. Virginia Tech, 2/21/16 3-Point Field Goals Made Career: N/A 3-Point Field Goals Attempts Season: N/A Career: 1!*, vs. Florida State, 3/2/18 Minutes Season: 36, at Purdue, 11/29/18 Career: 36, at Purdue, 11/29/18 ACC: 33*, vs. NC State, 2/8/18 * Recorded more than once with most recent listed! ACC Tournament game As a Junior ( ): All-ACC Academic Team Team co-captain played in 29 of 32 games, missing two due to injury and one with a fever Started 25 contests, including each of the final 11 Tallied three doubledoubles, second-most on the team Recorded double-digit points 11 times, with 16-plus four times and 20-plus three times Logged seven-plus rebounds on nine occasions, reaching double figures in four outings Notched multiple blocks 10 times, with three-plus in five contests Led Miami in blocks (1.4) and ranked second in rebounding (5.4), offensive rebounding (2.1) and field goal percentage (52.5) Placed third on the team in scoring (9.0) and made field goals (106), as well as fourth in both free throws made (49) and attempted (72) Led or co-led the team in blocks 15 times, rebounding eight times and scoring four times Tied for the best singlegame field goal percentage among Hurricanes at 83.3 (10-of-12) and was one of two Miami players to make six free throws in a game without a miss Recorded two of the three four-block games by a Hurricane Tied for the third-most made field goals (nine) in ACC Tournament game in program history... Ranked eighth in the ACC in field goal percentage and ninth in blocked shots Placed sixth in the league in ACC-only blocks (1.5) and tied for eighth in ACC-only field goal percentage (50.0) Ranked fifth in field goal percentage (60.0, 15-of-25) and ninth in scoring (17.0) at the ACC Tournament Became the eighth Hurricane with over 100 career blocks and ended the season in sixth place with 113 Became the second three-time All-ACC Academic Team honoree in program history Missed two of the first four games with an injury Pulled down a game-high nine rebounds in the victory over Michigan State (11/30) Notched a double-double with 13 points and a co-gamehigh 10 rebounds against Alabama State (12/15), also setting season highs in assists (three) and free-throw attempts (eight) Registered her second consecutive double-double with a game-high 21 points and co-game-high 10 rebounds versus Sacramento State (12/18), adding a season- and game-high four blocks while shooting 10-of-12, setting a career high in makes Finished with nine points, a co-team-leading six boards and a game-high two blocks against Southern Illinois (12/20) Tied for the team lead with a season-best three steals in the triumph over No. 14/15 Duke (12/31) In a career-high 33 minutes at second-ranked Notre Dame (1/4), totaled 14 points, a game- and season-high-tying three steals and a team-best two blocks Scored a team-best 14 points on 7-of-9 shooting, adding a co-team-high five boards and game-leading four blocked shots in a team-high 28 minutes versus Wake Forest (1/7) Grabbed a co-game-high 11 rebounds in a team-leading 31 minutes at Clemson (1/14) Co-led the team with a season-high-tying three assists in the victory over Syracuse (1/18) Did not play at Boston College (1/21) due to a fever Returned to the court with a team-high 20 points against fourth-ranked Louisville (1/25), shooting 7-of-9 from the floor and 6-of-6 at the line, setting a season high in made free throws Matched her season high with three assists at North Carolina (2/4) In a career-high-tying and team-leading 33 minutes in the triumph over 16

17 Emese Hof # 21 No. 23/23 NC State (2/8), scored 13 points and led all players with three blocks Registered 11 points and a game-best eight boards to go along with a co-game-high two blocked shots versus Pittsburgh (2/15) Recorded a double-double with 13 points and a season-best 12 rebounds at Virginia (2/18), adding a game-high three blocks Tied for the game lead with three blocks at Georgia Tech (2/22) Pulled down a co-team-high eight boards in the home finale against Virginia Tech (2/25) Scored 13 points and shot 6-of-9 in 30 minutes of action in the win over Wake Forest (3/1) in the ACC Tournament second round Logged a game-high 21 points on 9-of-16 shooting and a team-best two blocks versus No. 11/11 Florida State (3/2) in the ACC Tournament quarterfinals Posted 16 points on 6-of-11 shooting and seven boards to go along with a co-season- and co-game-high three steals in a career-high-tying 33 minutes in the NCAA Tournament Round of 64 against Quinnipiac (3/17). As a Sophomore ( ): All-ACC Academic Team Played in 31 of 33 games, making three starts... Registered double-digit points eight times... Led Miami in blocked shots (31)... Placed third in field goal percentage (min. 1 FGM per game, 51.5), rebounding (4.1) and defensive rebounding (2.8)... Also ranked fifth on the team in offensive rebounding (1.4) and free throws attempted (45), plus tied for fifth in field goals made (87)... Topped Miami in scoring once, led or co-led the Hurricanes in rebounding seven times and tied for the lead in assists once... Tied for No. 13 in the ACC in blocks per game (1.0)... In ACC play only, shot 53.8 percent, good for the seventh-best mark in the conference... Also tied for No. 13 in ACC-only acion with 1.1 blocks per outing... Logged eight points and five rebounds in the home opener against Charlotte (11/16)... Missed Miami s game at St. John s (11/20) due to her participation in the 2017 FIBA EuroBasket Qualifiers with the Dutch National Team and then did not play in the following game versus Grambling State (11/25) due to injury... Recorded a co-season-high three blocked shots, good for the game lead, against Loyola Chicago (12/6)... Had eight points and six rebounds versus Coppin State (12/19)... Registered 12 points on 5-of-7 shooting to go along with six rebounds and a game-best two blocks against seventh-ranked Florida State (12/29)... Notched eight points and a career-high-tying four assists, matching the team high, at Pittsburgh (1/2)... Posted 11 points and a team-leading six rebounds in a co-season-best 26 minutes versus No. 7/6 Notre Dame (1/8)... Logged a co-season-best 14 points to go along with a team- and season-high seven rebounds against No. 15/16 Virginia Tech (1/11), connecing on a season-high seven field goals... Totaled 10 points on 5-of-7 shooting, plus five rebounds, in a seasonhigh-tying 26 minutes of action at No. 9/8 Louisville (1/15)... Scored in double figures for the fourth straight game with a co-team-best 12 points at RV/No. 24 Syracuse (1/22) in her first start of the year... Started against North Carolina (1/26) and finished with eight points, five rebounds and a game-high two blocked shots... Pulled down a season-best nine rebounds at Wake Forest (2/2) to lead all Hurricanes... Tied for the team lead with five boards at fifth-ranked Florida State (2/6)... Posted a team-high five rebounds and season-best three steals, tied for the game lead, at No. 13/14 Duke (2/19)... Recorded 12 points, six rebounds and a co-game-high two blocks at Virginia Tech (2/23)... Blocked a co-season-high three shots, good for the game lead, and grabbed six boards against Georgia Tech (2/26)... Shot 7-of-11 in the ACC Tournament opener versus Georgia Tech (3/2), tying season bests in field goals made, points (14) and blocked shots (three), leading all players in blocks... Tallied a season-high-tying 14 points against FGCU (3/18) in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament. As a Freshman ( ): All-ACC Academic Team Played in all 33 games, starting 12 of them... Scored in double figures 12 times and tallied a pair of double-doubles... Led the Hurricanes in field goal percentage (54.2), offensive rebounding (2.2) blocked shots (42)... Ranked second on the team in rebounding (5.5), free throws made (50) and free throws attempted (81)... Fourth on Miami in scoring (8.6) and field goals made (117)... Scored the most points (26) and tied for the most rebounds (15) by a Hurricane all season... Recorded the fourth-best single-season field goal percentage in program history, as well as the No. 10 single-season blocks total... Tied the program record with four blocked shots in an NCAA Tournament game... Became the first Hurricane in the Katie Meier era to log 15 rebounds in a game away from home... Ranked fifth in the ACC in field goal percentage... Also finished No. 11 in the ACC in blocked shots (1.3) and tied for No. 12 in conference-only games (1.1)... Ranked second among ACC freshmen in both field goal percentage and blocked shots... Also finished sixth among ACC freshmen in rebounding and No. 12 (min. 10 games played) in scoring...tied for the third-best field goal percentage at the 2016 ACC Tournament (71.4, 15-of-21)... Made her Miami debut with six points and eight rebounds versus Wright State (11/13)... Recorded eight points, the first three steals of her career and her first multi-block game at Old Dominion (11/17)... Tallied her first double-digit scoring game with 14 points at Loyola Chicago (11/21), shooting 6-of-6 from the floor and 2-of-2 at the line, to go along with seven rebounds... Registered her first double-double with 11 points and a seasonand game-high 15 rebounds at Charlotte (11/23)... Against La Salle (11/29), scored 12 points, shot 4-of-4 at the stripe and set season highs in assists (four) and steals (four)... Logged 13 points on 6-of-10 shooting in the win over Illinois (12/2)... Posted 11 points versus UMass Lowell (12/6)... In the first start of her career, against Indiana (12/20), poured in a team-high 26 points and a game-high 14 rebounds for her second-career double-double, while shooting 10-of-13 from the floor and 6-of-7 from the line... Recorded eight points, eight rebounds and a game-high four steals against Pittsburgh (1/7)... Shot 5-of-5 in the victory at North Carolina (1/17) to finish with 10 points... Tallied 12 points at third-ranked Notre Dame (2/14)... Scored 15 points, pulled down a co-team-high seven boards and set season bests in free throws made (nine) and attempted (11)... Registered 11 points in the ACC Tournament against Pittsburgh (3/3)... Scored 15 points on 7-of-10 shooting in a season-best 32 minutes played in the ACC Tournament quarterfinal win versus No. 14/10 Florida State (3/4)... Scored 17 points and tied her season high with four blocks in the NCAA Tournament against South Dakota State (3/19). High School/Prior to Miami: Graduated from Caland Lyceum... Played for CTO Amsterdam in the Women s First Division in the Netherlands... Listed by ProspectsNation.com as a four-star recruit and the No. 14 international prospect in her class, including fifth among post players... Named to the Women s First Division All-Star Team in 2015 and helped lead the team to the playoff semifinals... Set the CTO Amsterdam career records for rebound and blocks, while ranking second in points and steals, as well as fourth in assists... At the FIBA U19 World Championship in July 2015, ranked in the top five of the tournament in six different categories, finishing second in average efficiency rating (24.4) and free throw percentage (83.3), third in field goal percentage (51.8), fourth in both scoring (16.9) and rebounding (10.0) and fifth in blocks (2.1)... Selected to the All-Star Five at the FIBA U20 European Championship Division A in July 2015 after helping the Netherlands win the bronze medal, the nation s first top-flight medal at the European Championship, regardless of age or gender... Led all players in the tournament in field goal percentage (55.0), tied for third in double-doubles (three), ranked fourth in scoring (14.8) and finished fifth in both rebounding (7.9) and blocks (1.4)... Finished fifth in blocks (1.1) and sixth in rebounding (7.9) at the FIBA U18 European Championship Division A in July Ranked fourth in field goal percentage (43.2), sixth in blocks (1.2) and seventh in offensive rebounds (3.0) at the FIBA U18 European Championship Division A in July Averaged a double-double with 13.7 points and 11.7 rebounds in the FIBA U16 European Championship in July Also participated in four other FIBA competitions from , for a total of nine. Personal: Full name is Emese Eva Hof... Name is pronounced Uh-MASE-Uh HOFF... Nickname is Mese... Born May 29, Parents are Ed Hof and Lia Mourits... Father is an ICT system analyst and mother runs a physiotherapy practice... Has an older sister, Roos, and a younger brother, Rik... Parents both played basketball and sister plays professionally in the Netherlands... Major is undecided... Favorite athlete is Elena Delle Donne of the Chicago Sky... Best sports memory is winning the bronze medal at the 2015 U20 FIBA European Championship Division A... Chose Miami because she felt it would help her grow on and off the court, as well as its academic quality and scenic campus... Committed to Miami over Syracuse and Vanderbilt. CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Free Throws Scoring Year 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

18 Jamir Huston # 15 Freshman Forward 6-0 Cleveland, Ohio John Hay - Pulled down nine rebounds in 17 minutes at FIU (11/6/18) in the first game of her collegiate career - Scored double-digit points for the first time in the Hurricanes victory over Florida A&M (12/28/18) - The first player from Ohio whom Katie Meier has signed at Miami and the second she has coached, joining Selena Eskinazi-Budge, a member of her first team in The lone true freshman on Miami s roster and one of two newcomers, along with transfer Destiny Harden - A versatile player and tremendous offensive rebounder with a strong lower body who brings similar energy to Morgan Stroman, a two-time All- ACC honoree at Miami - Possesses the ability to fit at multiple spots in Miami s press defensively and can play in the team s up-tempo system High School: Graduated from John Hay High School Tabbed as a three-star recruit and the No. 14 wing prospect in the nation by espnw HoopGurlz One of just 11 McDonald s All-American Game nominees from Ohio Averaged 20.4 points, 11.5 rebounds, 2.2 assists and at FIU Stephen F. Austin Hartford Marquette at Iowa State Nebraska Temple at Purdue Colorado New Orleans MD Eastern Shore vs. Vanderbilt vs. Alabama Florida A&M Central Michigan Virginia Tech at Wake Forest Clemson at Duke North Carolina at Syracuse Boston College at Florida State Virginia Notre Dame at Pittsburgh at Louisville at Virginia Tech Florida State Georgia Tech at NC State steals as a senior Won league MVP, as well as earned Cleveland.com First Team All-Star, OPSWA DI First Team All-District and OPSWA Second Team All-Ohio accolades Aided her team to an 18-3 record and a conference championship, district semifinal berth and its first city title Attended Shaker Heights High School her first three years at the prep level Averaged 13.8 points and 12.7 rebounds as a junior, serving as team captain and garnering team MVP distinction Tallied 14.9 points per game as a sophomore, receiving OPSWA DI Third Team All-District honors Amassed 10.0 points and 9.0 rebounds per game as a freshman Helped lead her AAU team, Sports City U, to the championship game of the U.S. Junior Nationals U17 National Championship in National Harbor, Md., in July 2018 Served as the NAACP treasurer at Shaker Heights, where she was also a MAC Sister Scholar and mentored local youth through the Student Group on Race Relations Four-year honor roll student Charles Oakley and Ruben Patterson also attended John Hay, as did multiple ex- NFL players, including Wesley Carroll, a two-time national champion at Miami, and College Football Hall of Famer, John Hicks. Huston Season / Career Highs Points Season: 10, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 10, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Season: 9, at FIU, 11/6/18 Career: 9, at FIU, 11/6/18 ACC: 4, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Assists Season: 4, vs. Alabama, 12/21/18 Career: 4, vs. Alabama, 12/21/18 ACC: 1, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Steals Season: 3, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 3, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Blocked Shots Season: 3, vs. MD Eastern Shore, 12/16/18 Career: 3, vs. MD Eastern Shore, 12/16/18 Field Goals Made Season: 4, vs. Alabama, 12/21/18 Career: 4, vs. Alabama, 12/21/18 Field Goal Attempts Season: 6, at FIU, 11/6/18 Career: 6, at FIU, 11/6/18 ACC: 2, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Free Throws Made Season: 4, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 4, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Free Throw Attempts Season: 6*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 6*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 3-Point Field Goals Made Career: N/A 3-Point Field Goals Attempts Career: N/A Minutes Season: 19*, vs. Alabama, 12/21/18 Career: 19*, vs. Alabama, 12/21/18 ACC: 9, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 * Recorded more than once with most recent listed Personal: Full name is Jamir Carolyn Huston First name is pronounced Juh-MEER and last name is pronounced HUE- Stin, like the city Born Feb. 16, 2000 Parents are Monté Driscal and Jacquelyn Huston Father is a correctional officer and mother is self-employed Has two older brothers, Jacqueri and Jalen, as well as a younger brother, Mason Intends to major in business Cousin, Denzel Ward, plays for the Cleveland Browns and was the fourth pick in the 2018 NFL Draft Has two cousins who are current college athletes; Mike Davis plays basketball at Alderson Broaddus and Asim Rose plays football at Kentucky Favorite athlete and role model is LeBron James Best sports memory is making a game-winning shot in the district playoffs as a senior Committed to Miami over Florida State, Michigan, Michigan State and Purdue. CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Free Throws Scoring Year 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

19 Kelsey Marshall # 20 Sophomore Guard 5-9 Davie, Fla. Miami Country Day School - One of four ACC All-Freshman Team honorees in program history, along with Mykea Gray ( ), Adrienne Motley ( ) and Shenise Johnson ( ) - Joined teammate Endia Banks and Syracuse s Digna Strautmane as the lone freshmen on the All-ACC Academic Team - Has connected a career-high-tying four 3-pointers in five of her outings so far this season - Set career highs field-goal attempts (14) and minutes played (31) against Nebraska (11/23/18), as well as tied her career best in in made field goals (six) and made 3-pointers (four), finishing with a then-season-high 16 points - Season highs as a freshman in points (19), rebounds (eight), assists (six), field goals made (six), free throws made (five), free throw attempts (six), 3-point field goals made (four) and minutes (28) all came either at Clemson (1/14/18) or against Virginia Tech (1/28/18) - Did not play in the season opener due to a family matter - Miami s first player from Broward County since fellow Davie native Jassany Williams ( ) - Has a winning pedigree, a scorer s mentality and great shooting range, as well as a very high basketball IQ that translates into her ability to find shots - A confident player who believes she is ready for any challenge and is adaptive to whatever is needed on the floor As a Freshman ( ): Blue Ribbon Panel ACC All- Freshman Team... All-ACC Academic Team Played in 31 of 32 games, missing only the opener due to a family matter Scored double-digit points 10 times, with nine in a span of 13 ACC games at FIU Stephen F. Austin Hartford Marquette at Iowa State Nebraska Temple at Purdue Colorado New Orleans MD Eastern Shore vs. Vanderbilt vs. Alabama Florida A&M Central Michigan Virginia Tech at Wake Forest Clemson at Duke North Carolina at Syracuse Boston College at Florida State Virginia Notre Dame at Pittsburgh at Louisville at Virginia Tech Florida State Georgia Tech at NC State FIU Vermont at Colorado New Orleans Maine Maryland Michigan State St. John s Kentucky Alabama State vs. Sacramento State vs. Southern Illinois Bethune-Cookman Duke at Notre Dame Wake Forest at Florida State at Clemson Syracuse at Boston College Louisville at Virginia Tech at North Carolina NC State Florida State Pittsburgh at Virginia at Georgia Tech Virginia Tech vs. Wake Forest vs. Florida State vs. Quinnipiac and five coming consecutively, reaching 14 in five outings and 17-plus twice Paced Miami in made 3-pointers (51) and 3-point percentage (min. 1 3PM per game, 32.9) Finished third among Hurricanes in free throw percentage (min. 1 FTM per game, 74.0), as well as fourth in scoring (8.0) and fifth in assists (1.3) Led or co-led the team in assists three and in scoring twice Logged two of the six occurrences of a Hurricane making four 3-pointers in a game and had the most 3-point attempts (nine) in a game on the season Placed seventh in ACC-only action with a 39.4 percent clip from 3-point range Finished second among ACC freshmen in made 3-pointers, third in free throw percentage (min. 1 FTM per game) and fifth in 3-point percentage (min. 1 3PM per game), plus sixth in scoring In ACC-only action, ranked first among conference freshmen in free throw percentage (min. 1 FTM per game, 82.1), second in 3-point percentage (min. 1 3PM per game, 39.4), third in made 3-pointers (28), fourth in made free throws (23) and fifth in both scoring (8.9) and field goal percentage (min. 2 FGM per game, 41.4) Joined classmate Mykea Gray as the third and fourth ACC All-Freshman Team honorees in program history One of three freshmen to earn All-ACC Academic Team recognition Posted five points, three assists and a season-high four steals in her collegiate debut against Vermont (11/12) Logged three steals and shot 4-of-6 at the line, setting a season high in attempts, versus New Orleans (11/21) Recorded her first double-digit scoring output against No. 15/15 Maryland (11/26), finishing with 11 points Tallied 11 points and shot 3-of-5 from deep, adding two steals, in the win over Michigan State (11/30) Registered nine points in the triumph over No. 20/23 Kentucky (12/10) Logged 10 points and five boards against Southern Illinois (12/20) Totaled 14 points, shot 4-of-8 from 3-point range and added a co-team-high three assists versus Bethune-Cookman (12/28) Turned in an 11-point performance at No. 13/12 Florida State (1/11) Notched a season- and game-best 19 points along with a co-game-high four assists, then a season high, in 25 minutes at Clemson (1/14), shooting 5-of-7 from the floor, 4-of-5 beyond the arc and 5-of-6 at the line, setting highs in free throws made and attempted Scored 11 points against fourth-ranked Louisville (1/25) Posted 14 points and a team-high two steals in a season-best 28 minutes of action at Virginia Tech (1/28) Tallied 10 points in 25 minutes at North Carolina (2/4) Registered 14 points on 5-of-9 shooting in 25 minutes, chipping in two steals, in the victory over No. 23/23 NC State (2/8) Capped her five-game streak of scoring in double figures with 10-point showing against No. 12/12 Florida State (2/11) Had three assists versus Pittsburgh (2/15) Compiled 12 points and shot 3-of-6 from 3-point range at Virginia (2/18) In the home finale against Virginia Tech (2/25), logged a game-high 17 points and set season highs in rebounds (team-high eight), assists (game-high six) and made field goals (six), adding a pair of steals in 25 minutes. Marshall Season / Career Highs Points Season: 17*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 19, at Clemson, 1/14/18 ACC: 19, at Clemson, 1/14/18 Season: 8, vs. Marquette, 11/15/18 Career: 8*, vs. Marquette, 11/15/18 ACC: 8, vs. Virginia Tech, 2/25/18 Assists Season: 5, vs. Alabama, 12/21/18 Career: 6, vs. Virginia Tech, 2/25/18 ACC: 6, vs. Virginia Tech, 2/25/18 Steals Season: 4, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Career: 4*, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 ACC: 4, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Blocked Shots Season: 2, vs. Virginia Tech, 1/3/19 Career: 2, vs. Virginia Tech, 1/3/19 ACC: 2, vs. Virginia Tech, 1/3/19 Field Goals Made Season: 6*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 6*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 ACC: 6, vs. Virginia Tech, 2/25/18 Field Goal Attempts Season: 14, vs. Nebraska, 11/23/18 Career: 14, vs. Nebraska, 11/23/18 ACC: 10*, vs. Virginia Tech, 2/25/18 Free Throws Made Season: 2, at Iowa State, 11/18/18 Career: 5, at Clemson, 1/14/18 ACC: 5, at Clemson, 1/14/18 Free Throw Attempts Season: 2*, vs. Colorado, 12/2/18 Career: 6*, at Clemson, 1/14/18 ACC: 6, at Clemson, 1/14/18 3-Point Field Goals Made Season: 4*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 4*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 ACC: 4, at Clemson, 1/14/18 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Season: 10, vs. Nebraska, 11/23/18 Career: 10, vs. Nebraska, 11/23/18 ACC: 7*, vs. Virginia Tech, 2/25/18 Minutes Season: 34, vs. Virginia Tech, 1/3/19 Career: 34, vs. Virginia Tech, 1/3/19 ACC: 34, vs. Virginia Tech, 1/3/19 * Recorded more than once with most recent listed High School: Graduated from Miami Country Day School Listed by espnw HoopGurlz as a five-star prospect and the No. 44 player in the nation, including the No. 13 guard and third-best Floridian Considered a four-star recruit by ProspectsNation.com, which ranked her No. 90 overall, No. 20 among guards and eighth in the state Four-year starter, three-time Miami Herald First Team All-Dade selection and a McDonald s All-American Game nominee Aided her team to four state titles and the DICK s Nationals crown as both a senior and sophomore Served as a captain as a senior and averaged 18.5 points, 7.5 rebounds and 4.5 assists Led her team to a 29-1 and No. 1 national ranking in the USA TODAY Super 25 Expert Rankings in Posted 17.5 points, 6.2 rebounds and 4.7 assists per outing during a 21-6 junior campaign Attended The Sagemont School as a freshman... Member of the honor roll her senior year Miami head football coach Manny Diaz also attended MCDS, as did singer Emily Estefan and actresses Zoë Kravitz and Navi Rawat. Personal: Full name is Kelsey Allysandra Marshall Nickname is Kels Born Feb. 26, 1999 Parents are Joseph and Myrline Marshall Father is a culinary arts teacher and mother is the head manager of a hospital Has two older brothers, Khyle and Brandon Khyle, a former professional basketball player, was a three-year starter at Butler and played in the 2011 national title game Major is undecided Enjoys listening to music Favorite athlete is LeBron James because he is so versatile and is a hard worker Best sports memory is winning the DICK s Nationals title at Madison Square Garden in 2015 Chose Miami because of how much she liked the coaches and players when she visited Committed to Miami over Illinois and USF. CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Free Throws Scoring Year 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

20 Taylor Mason # 13 Sophomore Guard 5-9 Decatur, Ga. Norcross - Rached double-digit points for the first time as a collegian in Miami s ACC road opener at Wake Forest (1/6/19), finishing with 10 points, including eight in the first 12 minutes - Tallied two more assists (five) in the season opener at FIU (11/6/18) than she did in any game as a freshman in The lone Miami player without a start to participate in every game last season - Attended the rival high school of fellow Miami sophomore Endia Banks - Coached at Norcross by Angie Hembree, who was an assistant under Katie Meier at Miami from and coached Maya Moore in high school - Defensive stopper is fearless competitor who plays with both speed and poise - A gritty, gutsy and tough player who has added to her offensive game at all three levels and is expected to have more of an impact in As a Freshman ( ): One of four Hurricanes to play in all 32 games Averaged 2.4 points and 1.4 rebounds in 12.4 minutes per outing Made her collegiate debut with one assist in 13 minutes versus FIU (11/10) Posted six points and four at FIU Stephen F. Austin Hartford Marquette Iowa State Nebraska Temple at Purdue Colorado New Orleans MD Eastern Shore vs. Vanderbilt vs. Alabama Florida A&M Central Michigan Virginia Tech at Wake Forest Clemson at Duke North Carolina at Syracuse Boston College at Florida State Virginia Notre Dame at Pittsburgh at Louisville at Virginia Tech Florida State Georgia Tech at NC State FIU Vermont at Colorado New Orleans Maine Maryland Michigan State St. John s Kentucky Alabama State vs. Sacramento State vs. Southern Illinois Bethune-Cookman Duke at Notre Dame Wake Forest at Florida State at Clemson Syracuse at Boston College Louisville at Virginia Tech at North Carolina NC State Florida State Pittsburgh at Virginia at Georgia Tech Virginia Tech vs. Wake Forest vs. Florida State vs. Quinnipiac rebounds against Vermont (11/12), as well as set a season high in free-throw attempts, finishing 4-of-6 Logged a season-best nine points and three made field goals against New Orleans (11/21), shooting 3-of-3 from the floor and 3-of-4 at the stripe Notched multiple steals for the first time versus Maine (11/24) Made her first-career 3-pointer in the win over Michigan State (11/30) Hit both of her free throws versus St. John s (12/3), marking the fifth time in her first eight games she made multiple shots at the line Logged four rebounds and two steals against Alabama State (12/15) Tied her season high with two steals versus Southern Illinois (12/20) Posted a season- and co-game-high three assists in a then-season-high 18 minutes against Bethune-Cookman (12/28) Made a 3-pointer in ACC play for the first time at Virginia Tech (1/28) Totaled six points and two assists versus No. 12/12 Florida State (2/11), connecting on her lone 3-point attempt Pulled down five boards in a then-season-high-tying 18 minutes in the victory over Pittsburgh (2/15) At Virginia (2/18), scored seven points, set a season high in free throws made (five) and tied her top mark in attempts (six) Playing a season-best 25 minutes in her homecoming at Georgia Tech (2/22), scored seven points, tied for the game lead with a season-high seven rebounds and shot 3-of-5 from the floor to tie her best mark in makes Totaled three assists and made a 3-pointer in the home finale versus Virginia Tech (2/25). High School: Graduated from Norcross High School Tabbed by espnw HoopGurlz as a four-star prospect and the nation s No. 66 recruit, including No. 21 among guards and sixth in Georgia Ranked as a four-star player by ProspectsNation.com, which ranks her No. 82 overall, No. 18 at the guard position and No. 13 among Georgians McDonald s All-American Game nominee Aided her team to the region title every year and earned all-county honors three times As a senior, selected as a 7A North All-State pick and First Team All- Mason Season / Career Highs Points Season: 10, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Career: 10, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 ACC: 10, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Season: 5*, vs. Nebraska, 11/23/18 Career: 7, at Georgia Tech, 2/22/18 ACC: 7, at Georgia Tech, 2/22/18 Assists Season: 5*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 5*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 ACC: 3, vs. Virginia Tech, 2/25/18 Steals Season: 2*, vs. Stephen F. Austin, 11/9/18 Career: 2*, vs. Stephen F. Austin, 11/9/18 ACC: 1, vs. Pittsburgh, 2/15/18 Blocked Shots Career: N/A Field Goals Made Season: 3*, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Career: 3* at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 ACC: 3*, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Field Goal Attempts Season: 10, at Iowa State, 11/18/18 Career: 10, at Iowa State, 11/18/18 ACC: 5*, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Free Throws Made Season: 4, at Purdue, 11/29/18 Career: 5, at Virginia, 2/18/18 ACC: 5, at Virginia, 2/18/18 Free Throw Attempts Season: 5*, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Career: 6*, at Virginia, 2/18/18 ACC: 6, at Virginia, 2/18/18 3-Point Field Goals Made Season: 1*, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Career: 1*, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 ACC: 1*, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Season: 4, at Iowa State, 11/18/18 Career: 4, at Iowa State, 11/18/18 ACC: 3, at FIU, 11/6/18 Minutes Season: 28, vs. Stephen F. Austin, 11/9/18 Career: 28, vs. Stephen F. Austin, 11/9/18 ACC: 25, at Georgia Tech, 2/22/18 * Recorded more than once with most recent listed Region 7-7A choice by the coaches Also tabbed as a Gwinnett Daily Post First Team All-County and Super Six honoree Served as a captain and helped her team to the 7A state championship game, while finishing 29-3 Posted 17 points and eight rebounds in the state final As a junior, chosen as a Gwinnett Daily Post Second Team All-County pick, as well as a The Atlanta Journal Constitution Class 6A all-state honorable mention Team captain as a junior and led her team to a 25-5 record Averaged 10.8 points, 6.4 rebounds and 2.4 assists per outing Gwinnett Daily Post Third Team All-County choice as a sophomore Reached the 6A state championship game Teammate of Diamond DeShields as a freshman Won the 2016 Nike EYBL title with Team Elite NBA players Al-Farouq Aminu, Jeremy Lamb, Gani Lawal and Jodie Meeks also attended Norcross, as did NFL players Jeff Backus, Brice Butler, Geremy Davis, Max Garcia, Larry Grant and Alvin Kamara. Personal: Full name is Taylor Symone Mason Nickname is Taymay Born Sept. 8, 1998 in Baltimore Parents are Nate and LaTonya Mason Father is a car dealer and mother is a letter carrier Has an older brother, Nate, who plays basketball at Minnesota and was a First Team All-Big Ten pick in Intends to major in human development Career goal is play basketball and be an entrepreneur Enjoys running, writing poetry, meditating and listening to music Favorite athlete is Maya Moore because she is an all-around player who never quits or shows weakness Chose Miami because of the coaching staff, the genuine love the school is filled with and the family feeling of the basketball program Committed to Miami over Auburn, Georgia, Ole Miss and Virginia. CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Free Throws Scoring Year 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

21 Beatrice Mompremier Redshirt Junior Forward 6-4 # 32 - Tallied new career highs in points (24) and rebounds (21) in the win over No. 19 Marquette (11/15/18), setting the Preseason WNIT rebounding record - Notched the first game by a Hurricane since Tamara James on 11/22/02 against USF also Miami s last 20-rebound game and the first by an ACC player since Wake Forest s Dearica Hamby on 2/12/15 versus Boston College - One of six players to account for the nine 20-rebound games in Miami program history and tied for the fourth-most in a single game with 21 - Has amassed 22 double-doubles in her career, including 12 as a Hurricane, the first of which came in her opening game with the team, on the road in her hometown at FIU (11/6/18) - Posted 20-plus points in three of her first 15 games at Miami, including two of her first six, after doing so once in two seasons at Baylor - Registered 18-plus points in seven of her first 17 outings as a Hurricane, including four of her first seven, after doing so four times in two years with the Lady Bears - In her first 17 games at Miami, Mompremier tallied 275 points, eclipsing her totals from both her freshman (273) and sophomore (267) seasons at Baylor - First Hurricane to earn ACC Newcomer Watch List distinction since the honor started in One of 11 ACC players on the Citizen Naismith Trophy Watch List, the most of any conference - Tabbed as the ACC Co-Player of the Week on 1/7/19 after averaging 18.5 points and 14.0 rebounds in wins over RV/No. 25 Virginia Tech (1/3/19) and Wake Forest (1/6/19), becoming the first Hurricane to earn the award since Adrienne Motley on 1/12/15 - Named to the six-player Preseason WNIT All-Tournament Team after averaging 15.5 points and 12.3 rebounds over four games, while registering two double-doubles - Earned Miami Thanksgiving Classic MVP honors after averaging 19.0 points and 12.5 rebounds, while shooting 62.5 percent and logging a double-double in both games - Garnered Florida Sunhine Classic MVP distinction after averaging 16.5 points and 12.5 rebounds, while shooting 60.0 percent and notching a double-double in both contests - Selected to the Miami Holiday Classic All-Tournament Team after averaging 19.5 points and 10.0 rebounds, while shooting 71.4 percent and tallying one double-double - Did not play in the Hurricanes game against Clemson (1/10/19) due to a family matter - Former consensus top-20 prospect is one of the most highly-recruited players to ever attend Miami - In her 12th game as a freshman at Baylor, earned her third collegiate start versus the Hurricanes, finishing with five points and seven rebounds in 12 minutes of action in a neutral-site contest in Winter Park, Fla. - Great help in Miami practices last year, making her fellow post players better - Intense competitor who has added a pinch-post game is mobile, rangy and makes it difficult to get shots off against her - Relentlessly pursues the ball and has the ability to play at Miami s pace and still find shots As a Redshirt Junior ( ): Citizen Naismith Trophy Watch List... Blue Ribbon Panel ACC Newcomer Watch List & ACC Coaches ACC Newcomer Watch List... ACC Player of the Week (1/7)... Florida Sunshine Classic MVP... Miami Thanksgiving Classic MVP... Preseason WNIT All-Tournament Team... Miami Holiday Classic All- Tournament Team... NCAA.com Starting Five (11/28) As a Junior ( ): Transferred from Baylor University... Sat out season due to NCAA transfer rules. As a Sophomore at Baylor ( ): Played in 32 of 37 games and started 10, all consecutively to open the season Scored doubledigit points 13 times, doing so in 10 of the first 16 games and tallying 15-plus three times Finished with double figures in the rebounding column eight times, including 15-plus twice Recorded six double-doubles Ranked second on the team in rebounds per game (6.5), as well as third in both offensive (2.2) and defensive (4.3) board per game Also ranked third in blocks (47) and free throw attempts (102) Placed fourth in field goal percentage (55.0) and free throws made (59), plus fifth in points per game (8.3) and field goals made (104) Opened the year with 14 points Miami, Fla. Baylor Miami Senior at FIU Stephen F. Austin Hartford Marquette at Iowa State Nebraska Temple at Purdue Colorado New Orleans MD Eastern Shore vs. Vanderbilt vs. Alabama Florida A&M Central Michigan Virginia Tech at Wake Forest Clemson at Duke North Carolina at Syracuse Boston College at Florida State Virginia Notre Dame at Pittsburgh at Louisville at Virginia Tech Florida State Georgia Tech at NC State (at Baylor) Houston Baptist UCLA at Connecticut Mississippi Valley State Southeastern Louisiana vs. Kent State vs. DePaul vs. Ohio State Abilene Christian at Tennessee Texas State Winthrop Kansas State Kansas at West Virginia at Oklahoma State TCU at Kansas Iowa State West Virginia at Kansas State Oklahoma at Iowa State at Texas Tech Texas at TCU Oklahoma State at Texas Texas Tech at Oklahoma vs. Texas Tech vs. Kansas State vs. West Virginia Texas Southern California vs. Louisville vs. Mississippi State (at Baylor) UT Arlington Southern Miss USF DePaul vs. Cincinnati vs. Michigan State Rice Northwestern State Grambling State McNeese State Oral Roberts vs. Miami vs. James Madison at Oklahoma State Oklahoma at Kansas TCU West Virginia at Texas at Iowa State Texas Tech at West Virginia Kansas State Kansas at TCU at Texas Tech Oklahoma State Iowa State at Oklahoma at Kansas State Texas vs. Texas Tech vs. Oklahoma vs. Texas Idaho Auburn vs. Florida State vs. Oregon State Mompremier Season / Career Highs Points Season: 24, vs. Marquette, 11/15/18 Career: 24, vs. Marquette, 11/15/18 Season: 21, vs. Marquette, 11/15/18 Career: 21, vs. Marquette, 11/15/18 Assists Season: 4, vs. Temple, 11/25/18 Career: 4*, vs. Temple, 11/25/18 Steals Season: 5, at Purdue, 11/29/18 Career: 5, at Purdue, 11/29/18 Blocked Shots Season: 3, vs. MD Eastern Shore, 12/16/18 Career: 5, vs. Oklahoma State, 2/17/16 Field Goals Made Season: 10, vs. Marquette, 11/15/18 Career: 10*, vs. Marquette, 11/15/18 Field Goal Attempts Season: 21, vs. Virginia Tech, 1/3/19 Career: 21, vs. Virginia Tech, 1/3/19 Free Throws Made Season: 5, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 9, vs. Kansas, 1/1/17 Free Throw Attempts Season: 10, vs. Central Michigan, 12/30/18 Career: 13, vs. TCU, 1/9/16 3-Point Field Goals Made Season: 1, vs. Temple, 11/25/18 Career: 1, vs. Temple, 11/25/18 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Season: 1, vs. Temple, 11/25/18 Career: 1, vs. Temple, 11/25/18 Minutes Season: 38, at Purdue, 11/29/18 Career: 38, at Purdue, 11/29/18 * Recorded more than once with most recent listed 21

22 Beatrice Mompremier # 32 on 7-of-11 shooting and seven rebounds against Houston Baptist (11/11) Pulled down 10 boards at top-ranked Connecticut (11/17) Notched 11 points and 15 rebounds against Mississippi Valley State (11/20), shooting 7-of-10 at the line and blocking three shots Scored 18 points on 8-of-9 shooting against Southeastern Louisiana (11/22) Registered 14 points on 6-of-9 shooting in a season-high 26 minutes versus No. 18/17 DePaul (11/26) Posted 13 points, 14 rebounds and a co-season-best four blocks in a win over eighth-ranked Ohio State (11/27) Scored 12 points against Texas State (12/6) Tallied nine points, a season-best 17 boards and a season-high-tying four blocks versus Winthrop (12/15) Had 15 points, 10 rebounds and a co-season-high four blocked shots against Kansas (1/1) and went 9-of-12 at the line, both career bests Recorded 12 points and eight rebounds in the victory at No. 17/16 West Virginia (1/4) Scored 12 points at Oklahoma State (1/7) Logged 11 points and 11 rebounds versus Texas Tech (2/25) Registered nine points and eight boards in the win at No. 19/16 Oklahoma (2/27) Tallied a career-high 22 points on 10-of-14 shooting, both season bests, and added 11 rebounds, a season-high four assists and three blocks in just 21 minutes versus Texas Southern (3/18) in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament Posted 14 points and 13 rebounds in the victory over No. 13/12 Louisville (3/24) in the Sweet 16. As a Freshman at Baylor ( ): Big 12 All-Freshman Team (unanimous)... Two-time Big 12 Freshman of the Week (12/28/15, 3/3/16) One of five Lady Bears to play in all 38 games Earned 26 starts, including each of the final 22 Scored in double figures nine times, including 15-plus on five occasions Grabbed double-digit rebounds in five outings, recording 15-plus twice Tallied four double-doubles Notched three-plus blocks 10 times Co-led the team in rebounds (6.1) and offensive rebounds per game (2.3), as well as placed second in defensive rebounds per game (3.9) Also paced Baylor in blocked shots (60) Ranked fourth in field goal percentage (53.5), field goals made (116) and free throws attempted (101), as well as fifth in points per game (7.2) and steals (25) Posted eight points and six rebounds in 14 minutes in her college debut against UT Arlington (11/13) Notched nine points, seven boards and her first two collegiate blocks and steals versus Southern Miss (11/16) Tallied a co-season-best four assists versus Cincinnati (11/26) Registered 12 points of 6-of-7 shooting to go along with seven rebounds against Northwestern State (12/4) Posted coseason-highs in points and field goals made against Grambling State (12/6), finishing with 18 points on 8-of-11 shooting and adding eight rebounds Recorded her first double-double with 15 points and 13 boards in her opening start against McNeese State (12/13), going 7-of-9 from the floor and posting a trio of both assists and blocks Playing against No. 23/21 Miami (12/19), had five points and seven rebounds In a co-season-high 26 minutes versus James Madison (12/21), tallied 14 points and a season-best 17 rebounds Logged 10 points and seven boards at Oklahoma State (12/30) in her first conference game Scored a season-high-tying 18 points on a co-season-best eight made field goals against TCU (1/9) and set a season high with 13 free throw attempts Registered 16 points and 15 rebounds at No. 24/RV West Virginia (1/30) and set or tied season highs in minutes (26), field goals made (eight) and field goal attempts (15) Notched 14 points and 12 rebounds against Kansas (2/6) and made a season-best four free throws on five attempts Set a season high with five blocks in the win over No. 17/24 Oklahoma State (2/17) Finished with nine points and nine rebounds at No. 20/21 Oklahoma (2/22) Against No. 6/8 Texas (2/29), notched nine points, 10 rebounds and three blocked shots Tied a season high with four assists in the Big 12 Tournament quarterfinals versus Texas Tech (3/5) Blocked four shots in the semifinals in a win over No. 24/22 Oklahoma (3/6) Tallied 15 points on 6-of-10 shooting and added nine boards versus seventh-ranked Texas (3/7) to help the Lady Bears win the conference title Started all four of Baylor s NCAA Tournament games. High School: Graduated from Miami Senior High School Started in the McDonald s All-American Game and also made the Jordan Brand Classic Ranked as a four-star prospect and the No. 11 player in the country, including third-best post recruit and top Floridian, by ProspectsNation. com Tabbed by espnw HoopGurlz as a five-star recruit, the No. 20 overall prospect, third-ranked post player and second-best Floridian Helped the USA to a FIBA U18 Americas Championship gold medal in 2014 Played in all five games in the tournament, averaging 9.0 points and 5.4 rebounds, shooting 58.1 percent from the field, fourth-best among all players Two-time Florida Gatorade Player of the Year, three-time first team all-state pick and the 2015 Miss Florida Basketball honoree Two-time South Florida player of the year and three-time Miami Herald First Team All-Dade selection Named the Miami Herald All-Dade 8A-6A Girls Athlete of the Year as a senior, becoming the first Miami High athlete to win the award in any classification Also tabbed as the 8A-6A Player of the Year as a senior Garnered 8A state tournament MVP honors and USA TODAY Florida Player of the Year recognition as a junior Won back-to-back 8A state titles to conclude her career after finishing as the runner-up her sophomore season Averaged a double-double all four years Posted 25.2 points, 15.2 rebounds, 5.0 blocks, 3.5 steals and 2.6 assists per game as a senior, shooting 63.2 percent and helping the team finish 29-3 As a junior, logged 14.2 points and 13.6 rebounds per outing, as the team went 31-1 Averaged 11.9 points and 14.5 rebounds per game in a 25-7 campaign as a sophomore Tallied 10.5 points and 13.5 rebounds per game her freshman year Also competed in volleyball and cross country Volunteered as a youth basketball instructor and scorekeeper with the school s special education program, as well as with Key Club International and Kiwanis International Among the many notable Miami High alumni are former University of Miami stars Eddie Brown, Doug Edwards, Andre Johnson, Gardnar Mulloy and Roscoe Parrish, basketball coaches Anthony Grant and Frank Martin, Udonis Haslem of the Miami HEAT, former Atlanta Falcons defensive coordinator Marquand Manuel, 1953 American League MVP Al Rosen, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Donald Justice and 18-year U.S. Senator George Smathers. Personal: Full name is Beatrice Mompremier Name is pronounced BEE-Uh-Triss MOM-Prih-Meer Nickname is B Born Aug. 8, 1996 Parents are Madilien Mompremier and Marie Claude Edouard Has three older brothers, Clifford, Wadly and Claudy, a younger brother, Rodney, and a younger sister, Marilyn Wadly plays basketball at Arkansas-Little Rock Intends to major within the business school Enjoys singing, reading comic books and doing yoga Speaks Creole Favorite athlete is Chris Bosh because he is a great athlete and she would like to expand her game like his Best sports memories are winning two state titles in high school Chose Miami because of the environment, the proximity to home and the quality of business school Committed to Miami over Florida State. CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Free Throws Scoring Year 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 * * DNP TOTAL * - at Baylor University 22

23 Sarah Mortensen # 12 Junior Guard/Forward Shot 8-of-9 from 3-point range at FIU (11/6/18), tying Riquna Williams program record for made threes in a game and doing so on five fewer attempts than Williams did both times she connected on eight - In that season-opening victory at FIU, finished with 24 points to eclipse her prior career high by 11, plus set new top marks in made 3-pointers and made field goals (eight each) - Made all three of her field goals in her first ACC Tournament appearance, a win over Georgia Tech (3/2/17) - Earned the first start of her career in Miami s season opener against FIU (11/10/17), beginning a stretch of five consecutive starting nods - The Denmark native represents the ninth nation Katie Meier has had a player from at Miami (Belgium, Canada, Denmark, England, Jamaica, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Sweden and the U.S.) - Swing player with deep 3-point range who is also a deceptive offensive rebounder and a quality back-side rebounder on the defensive end - Highly coachable, has strong fundamentals, does things the right way on the court and has a great nose for the ball As a Sophomore ( ): Played in 26 of 32 games, missing five with a right hand injury Started the season s first five contests Twice registered double-digit points Tied for third on the team in made 3-pointers with 15 Lone Hurricane to make three 3-pointers in a game without a miss Earned her first-career start in the opener versus FIU (11/10) and played 20 minutes In a start Copenhagen, Denmark Long Island Lutheran (N.Y.) at FIU Stephen F. Austin Hartford Marquette at Iowa State Nebraska Temple at Purdue Colorado New Orleans MD Eastern Shore vs. Vanderbilt vs. Alabama Florida A&M Central Michigan Virginia Tech at Wake Forest Clemson at Duke North Carolina at Syracuse Boston College at Florida State Virginia Notre Dame at Pittsburgh at Louisville at Virginia Tech Florida State Georgia Tech at NC State FIU Vermont at Colorado New Orleans Maine Maryland Michigan State St. John s Kentucky Alabama State vs. Sacramento State vs. Southern Illinois Bethune-Cookman Duke at Notre Dame Wake Forest at Florida State at Clemson Syracuse at Boston College Louisville at Virginia Tech at North Carolina NC State Florida State Pittsburgh at Virginia at Georgia Tech Virginia Tech vs. Wake Forest vs. Florida State vs. Quinnipiac at Kentucky vs. Albany Charlotte at St. John s Grambling State Texas Tech at Ohio State Old Dominion Loyola Chicago at FIU Coppin State Maine Florida State at Pittsburgh at NC State Notre Dame Virginia Tech at Louisville at Syracuse North Carolina Boston College at Wake Forest at Florida State Virginia Clemson at Duke at Virginia Tech Georgia Tech vs. Georgia Tech vs. Florida State vs. Duke FGCU Quinnipiac against Vermont (11/12), logged a season-high four rebounds and set career highs in free-throws made (three) and attempted (four) while playing 20 minutes Scored nine points and shot 4-of-6 from the floor in her start at Colorado (11/18) Tallied six points on a pair of 3-pointers while playing a career-high 23 minutes in her start against New Orleans (11/21) Grabbed four rebounds in her final start, a win over Maine (11/24) Had five points and a season-high-tying four boards versus No. 15/15 Maryland (11/26) In the win over Michigan State (11/30), tied her season high with four rebounds for the third game in a row Scored six points versus St. John s (12/3) Missed the final five games of non-conference play due to injury Totaled seven points and a career-best two steals, as well as made both her free throws at No. 13/12 Florida State (1/11) Posted seven points in the victory over Syracuse (1/18) Logged 11 points on 4-of-7 shooting from the floor, including a 3-of- 5 clip from long range to set a career high in makes, while playing an ACC-high 21 minutes at Boston College (1/21) Tallied eight points and shot 2-of-3 from 3-point range at Virginia Tech (1/28) Scored a career-high 13 points at North Carolina (2/4), finishing with career bests in field goals made (five) and attempted (nine), as well as a co-season-high four boards and season-best two assists to go along with a 3-of-3 mark from deep to tie her top career number in makes Scored five points and made both her free throws at Virginia (2/18). As a Freshman ( ): Played in 30 of 33 games... Averaged 2.4 points and 1.7 rebounds per outing... Twice scored in double figures... Shot 40.0 percent from 3-point range, the best mark on the team (no min.)... Ranked fifth on Miami in 3-pointers made (16)... Led the Hurricanes in rebounding on one occasion and tied for the lead in assists once... Made her collegiate debut with one assist in five minutes of play at No. 19/19 Kentucky (11/11)... Pulled down the first four rebounds of her career versus Albany (11/13)... Got in the scoring column for the first time by posting two points in the home opener against Charlotte (11/16)... Recorded six points, four rebounds and the first steal of her career in a season-high 20 minutes versus Grambling State (11/25)... Posted six points, six rebounds and a co-season-best three assists against Loyola Chicago (12/6)... Scored a season-high 12 points in 12 minutes at FIU (12/16), shooting 4-of-5 from the field, including 3-of-3 from beyond the arc... Notched six points and a season-best seven rebounds, good for a game high, versus Coppin State (12/19)... Tied her season high with a co-team-leading three assists against seventh-ranked Florida State (12/29)... Registered 10 points in 15 minutes against No. 15/16 Virginia Tech (1/11), tying a season high with four made field goals and recording her first blocked shot... Grabbed four rebounds at RV/No. 24 Syracuse (1/22)... Totaled six points at fifth-ranked Florida State (2/6), making both of her shots from 3-point range... Scored six points, connecting on both of her long range attempts, at No. 13/14 Duke (2/19)... Logged seven points in the ACC Tournament opener against Georgia Tech (3/2), hitting all three of her shots from the floor. Mortensen Season / Career Highs Points Season: 24, at FIU, 11/6/18 Career: 24, at FIU, 11/6/18 ACC: 13, at North Carolina, 2/4/18 Season: 8, vs. New Orleans, 12/9/18 Career: 8, vs. New Orleans, 12/9/18 ACC: 4*, at North Carolina, 2/4/18 Assists Season: 3*, vs. Vanderbilt, 12/20/18 Career: 3*, vs. Vanderbilt, 12/20/18 ACC: 3, vs. Florida State, 12/29/16 Steals Season: 2, vs. MD Eastern Shore, 12/16/18 Career: 2*, vs. MD Eastern Shore, 12/16/18 ACC: 2, at Florida State, 1/11/18 Blocked Shots Season: 1*, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Career: 1*, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 ACC: 1*, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Field Goals Made Season: 8, at FIU, 11/6/18 Career: 8, at FIU, 11/6/18 ACC: 5, at North Carolina, 2/4/18 Field Goal Attempts Season: 10, at FIU, 11/6/18 Career: 10, at FIU, 11/6/18 ACC: 9, at North Carolina, 2/4/18 Free Throws Made Season: 1, vs. Stephen F. Austin, 11/9/18 Career: 3, vs. Vermont, 11/12/17 ACC: 2*, at Virginia, 2/18/18 Free Throw Attempts Season: 2, vs. Stephen F. Austin, 11/9/18 Career: 4*, vs. St. John s, 12/3/17 ACC: 2*, at Virginia, 2/18/18 3-Point Field Goals Made Season: 8, at FIU, 11/6/18 Career: 8, at FIU, 11/6/18 ACC: 3*, at North Carolina, 2/4/18 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Season: 9, at FIU, 11/6/18 Career: 9, at FIU, 11/6/18 ACC: 5, at Boston College, 1/21/18 Minutes Season: 26, vs. MD Eastern Shore, 12/16/18 Career: 26, vs. MD Eastern Shore, 12/16/18 ACC: 21, at Boston College, 1/21/18 * Recorded more than once with most recent listed High School: Attended Long Island Lutheran (N.Y.) High School as a senior Went to Falkonergården in Denmark prior to coming to the United States Ranked by ProspectsNation.com as a four-star recruit and the No. 15 international player in her class, including third among wings Led Long Island Lutheran to the AA state title game as a senior in , as the team finished 19-5 and ranked third in the MSG Varsity tri-state (CT/NJ/NY) rankings Named by MSG Varsity as the Long Island Player of the Year and an All-Metro First Team pick as a senior Also selected as the team MVP after averaging 22.5 points, 9.5 rebounds and 3.0 assists, while shooting 57.0 percent from the field Averaged 14.0 points, 8.4 rebounds and 2.6 assists at the FIBA U18 European Championship Division B in July 2015 Recorded two double-doubles in the tournament, including posting 26 points and 13 rebounds against the host nation of Romania Led all players in the tournament in free throw percentage (85.7), while ranking fourth in free throws made per game (3.6), eighth in scoring and ninth in rebounding Tallied 14.3 points and 8.9 rebounds per game at the FIBA U16 European Championship Division B in July 2013 Averaged 13.7 points and 11.1 rebounds at the FIBA U16 European Championship Division B in July 2012 Led Denmark to the U18 Nordic Championship title in May 2015 and was selected as the tournament MVP Played club basketball with BMS at both the senior and U19 level in Named tournament MVP after the U19 team won the Nordic Championship In the senior age group, averaged 18.1 points, 9.3 rebounds, 2.3 assists and shot 45.8 percent from the field, en route to earning the Talent of the Year award, given to the top young player Played in the Eastern European Basketball League with BMS at the U18 level in and the U17 level in Selected as an all-star both years after leading the league in scoring Named to the honor roll her senior year Three-time NBA champion Bill Wennington also attended Long Island Lutheran. Personal: Full name is Sarah Sofie Mortensen Nickname is Sosa Born May 5, 1997 Parents are René and Pia Mortensen Father is an appraiser and mother is a secretary Both parents played basketball growing up Has an older brother, Daniel, and a younger sister, Josefine Brother plays basketball at Barry Intends to major within the arts and sciences department Enjoys cooking and baking Favorite athlete is Maya Moore because of how she plays the game and how humble and likeable she is Best sports memories are winning Nordic Championships with both her club team and national team Chose Miami because of the coaching staff, family atmosphere and the hard competition in the ACC Committed to Miami over Boston College, George Washington and Virginia Tech. CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Free Throws Scoring Year 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

24 Khaila Prather Redshirt Senior Forward 6-1 # 25 - After missing 50 consecutive games over parts of three seasons, returned to the court for the first time in 670 days with career highs in points (14) and made field goals (four) in 14 minutes of action against Florida A&M (12/28/18) - In Miami s game versus Clemson (1/10/19), earned her first start since 2/25/16 - Had surgery on Oct. 30, 2018 for a lower extremity injury, missing the first 13 games of this season - Missed the entire campaign, as well as the 2017 ACC and NCAA Tournaments, due to a left leg injury - Katie Meier s first recruit at Miami from Maryland - Served on Miami s Student- Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) Executive Board in Team co-captain possesses both the length and energy typically seen on successful Miami teams - A tremendous leader who is incredibly intelligent, plays with high mental energy, can defend anywhere on the floor and is relentless on the glass Upper Marlboro, Md. Riverdale Baptist at FIU Stephen F. Austin Hartford Marquette at Iowa State Nebraska Temple at Purdue Colorado New Orleans MD Eastern Shore vs. Vanderbilt vs. Alabama Florida A&M Central Michigan Virginia Tech at Wake Forest Clemson at Duke North Carolina at Syracuse Boston College at Florida State Virginia Notre Dame at Pittsburgh at Louisville at Virginia Tech Florida State Georgia Tech at NC State at Kentucky vs. Albany Charlotte at St. John s Grambling State Texas Tech at Ohio State Old Dominion Loyola Chicago at FIU Coppin State Maine Florida State at Pittsburgh at NC State Notre Dame Virginia Tech at Louisville at Syracuse North Carolina Boston College at Wake Forest at Florida State Virginia Clemson at Duke at Virginia Tech Georgia Tech vs. Georgia Tech vs. Florida State vs. Duke FGCU Quinnipiac As a Senior ( ): Redshirted after offseason surgery for a left leg injury Wright State Bethune-Cookman at Old Dominion at Loyola Chicago at Charlotte Milwaukee La Salle Illinois Coppin State UMass Lowell vs. Baylor vs. Indiana FIU NC State at Virginia Pittsburgh at Clemson Wake Forest at North Carolina Florida State at Virginia Tech Syracuse at Boston College Duke at Georgia Tech at Notre Dame Virginia Tech Louisville at Florida State vs. Pittsburgh vs. Florida State vs. Notre Dame vs. South Dakota State Oakland at Middle Tennessee North Florida Arizona State Illinois State Tulsa Wisconsin Jacksonville Coppin State vs. UCLA at Tulane Florida A&M LSU Boston College Notre Dame at Virginia Tech Clemson at Duke Virginia at Louisville at Pittsburgh Virginia Tech at Florida State at Syracuse Georgia Tech at NC State North Carolina at Wake Forest Florida State vs. Virginia vs. Notre Dame vs. Washington at Iowa As a Junior ( ): Allstate WBCA Good Works Team Nominee Played in 27 games... Missed the final five games of the season with a left leg injury... Averaged 1.2 points and 2.5 rebounds... Ranked third among Hurricanes in offensive rebounding (1.5)... Co-led the team in rebounding one time... Registered a co-season-high five points to go along with four rebounds against Charlotte (11/16)... Posted a season-high-tying five points versus Grambling State (11/25), also pulling down five rebounds... Notched two points and five rebounds against Loyola Chicago (12/6)... Blocked a season-best two shots, good for a game high, and had two rebounds at FIU (12/16)... Posted two points and four rebounds against No. 15/16 Virginia Tech (1/11)... Tallied a season-high six rebounds, tied for the most on the team, at No. 9/8 Louisville (1/15)... Registered two points and five boards at Wake Forest (2/2)... Finished with four points, two rebounds and a season-high two steals, tied for the game lead, at fifth-ranked Florida State (2/6)... Recorded four points and four rebounds in a season-high 17 minutes at No. 13/14 Duke (2/19)... Suffered a season-ending injury in Miami s regular season finale versus Georgia Tech (2/26). As a Sophomore ( ): Played in all 33 games and earned a pair of starts... Averaged 1.9 points and 2.7 rebounds... Finished fifth on the team in both blocked shots (nine) and offensive rebounds (38)... Scored four points and grabbed six rebounds in 20 minutes against Bethune-Cookman (11/15)... Tallied six points and made both of her free throw attempts versus Milwaukee (11/27)... Led all players with eight rebounds in Miami s win over UMass Lowell (12/6)... Recorded six boards and attempted a career-high six free throws against FIU (12/22)... Pulled down seven rebounds in a co-season-high 21 minutes in the Hurricanes victory at North Carolina (1/17)... Blocked two shots at Boston College (2/4)... Logged six points on 3-of-4 shooting to go along with a team-best six rebounds, a game- and career-high three blocked shots and a co-game-high, career-high-tying three steals at third-ranked Notre Dame (3/5)... Made the first start of her career in an overtime win versus Virginia Tech (2/21)... Also received the starting nod against No. 10/10 Louisville (2/25). Prather Season / Career Highs Points Season: 8, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 8, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 ACC: 6, at Notre Dame, 2/14/16 Season: 5*, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 Career: 10, at Florida State, 2/8/15 ACC: 10, at Florida State, 2/8/15 Assists Season: 1*, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 Career: 2, vs. Virginia Tech, 2/5/15 ACC: 2, vs. Virginia Tech, 2/5/15 Steals Season: N/A Career: 3, at Notre Dame, 2/14/16 ACC: 3, at Notre Dame, 2/14/16 Blocked Shots Season: 2, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 3, at Notre Dame, 2/14/16 ACC: 3, at Notre Dame, 2/14/16 Field Goals Made Season: 4, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 4, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 ACC: 3, at Notre Dame, 2/14/16 Field Goal Attempts Season: 6, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 7, at Old Dominion, 11/17/15 ACC: 5, at North Carolina, 1/17/16 Free Throws Made Season: 2, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 Career: 3*, vs. Grambling State, 11/25/16 ACC: 3, vs. NC State, 12/30/15 Free Throw Attempts Season: 2*, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 Career: 6, vs. Loyola Chicago, 12/6/16 ACC: 4*, at Virginia Tech, 2/23/17 3-Point Field Goals Made Career: N/A 3-Point Field Goal Attempts Career: N/A Minutes Season: 19, at Wake Forest, 1/3/19 Career: 27, at Florida State, 2/18/15 ACC: 27, at Florida State, 2/18/15 * Recorded more than once with most recent listed As a Freshman ( ): Played in all 33 games and ranked third on the team with 15 blocked shots... Grabbed 105 rebounds on the season... Made her Miami debut against Oakland (11/14), scoring four points in the game... Had a then-career-best six rebounds in 13 minutes in the win over North Florida (11/21) to tie for the game high... Grabbed five rebounds against Illinois State (11/28)... Her five rebounds in 11 minutes against Jacksonville (12/6) tied for the game high... Set career highs with six points and three made field goals against Florida A&M (12/28), also grabbing five rebounds in the game... Matched career highs with six points, a team-high six rebounds, three made field goals and two steals in the Miami Holiday Tournament championship game against LSU (12/29)... Blocked multiple shots for the first time in her career in the win over Boston College (1/4)... Matched a then-career high with six rebounds in 20 minutes of action at Virginia Tech (1/11)... Set a then-career high with 23 minutes played against Virginia (1/21) and also equaled her then-career best with six rebounds... Blocked two shots at fourth-ranked Louisville (1/25), tying her season best... Recorded multiple assists for the first time in her career against Virginia Tech (2/5) and also equaled her season high with two blocks... Grabbed a teamleading, career-high 10 rebounds at No. 9/8 Florida State (2/8) and also played a career-high 27 minutes in the game. High School: Graduated from Riverdale Baptist School... Averaged 12 points, 12 rebounds and 2.5 blocks as a senior, and her team was ranked No. 10 by ESPN... Won the Dick s Sporting Goods High School National Tournament at Madison Square Garden as a senior and the National Association of Christian Athletes championship... McDonald s All-American Game nominee and MVP of the 2014 Roundball Classic... Selected to the All-Gazette Second Team as a senior... As a junior at North Point High School, helped the team to a 4A state title and the first undefeated season in school history at 27-0, finishing No. 25 in the ESPN rankings... Started every game of her high school basketball career... Received two varsity letters in cross country and two in track and field... Won the Minds in Motion Scholar Award and the Scholar Athlete Award at North Point... Riverdale Baptist Distinguished Honor Roll as a senior, North Point Highest Honors and Honor Roll the prior three years... Member of the National Honor Society... Three-year WNBA veteran Tianna Hawkins also attended Riverdale Baptist. Personal: Full name is Khaila Alese Prather... Name is pronounced KAY-Luh PRAY-Thur... Nicknames are KP and KK... Born June 21, Parents are Craig and Susan Prather... Has an older brother, Craig, Jr.... Father is a captain in the U.S. Navy and played basketball at the U.S. Naval Academy, where he was a teammate of eventual NBA Hall of Famer David Robinson on the team that went Career goal is to be a pediatrician... Enjoys writing poetry and reading... Athletic role models are Elena Delle Donne of the Washington Mystics and Candace Parker of the Los Angeles Sparks. CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Free Throws Scoring Year 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 DNP TOTAL

25 Rebecca Ripley # 23 Redshirt Freshman Guard/Forward 6-0 Stratham, N.H. New Hampton School - Missed last season after having surgery on Nov. 22, 2017 for a lower extremity injury - The first player from New England whom Meier has signed in her tenure at Miami - Can stretch the floor with her shooting range and brings physicality to the guard/forward spot - Relentless competitor on the glass who rebounds well As a Freshman ( ): Redshirted due to lower extremity injury. High School: Graduated from New Hampton School Ranked by ProspectsNation.com as a four-star recruit and the No. 125 player in the nation, including No. 21 among wings Four-year high school starter competed in the 2017 Rose Classic and was a McDonald s All-American Game nominee Averaged 20.0 points, 10.0 rebounds and 2.0 assists per game as a senior Garnered MVP honors and All-NEPSAC distinction for the second year in a row Aided her team to a 20-7 record and a berth in the NEPSAC AA championship game Named the New Hampshire Gatorade Player of the Year as a junior Posted 15.2 points, 10.5 points, at FIU Stephen F. Austin Hartford Marquette at Iowa State Nebraska Temple at Purdue Colorado New Orleans MD Eastern Shore vs. Vanderbilt vs. Alabama Florida A&M Central Michigan Virginia Tech at Wake Forest Clemson at Duke North Carolina at Syracuse Boston College at Florida State Virginia Notre Dame at Pittsburgh at Louisville at Virginia Tech Florida State Georgia Tech at NC State assists and 1.3 blocks per game Helped her team to a 21-7 mark and a NEPSAC AA semifinals appearance Averaged 15.0 points and 9.0 rebounds per game as a sophomore Logged 13.0 points and 8.0 rebounds an outing during her freshman season Member of the high honor roll her final three years of high school For her AAU basketball, played with the New York Gauchos on the Nike EYBL circuit Current NBA players Tyler Lydon and Noah Vonleh also attended New Hampton, as did former NBA players Rashad McCants and Darius Songaila, two-time MLB All-Star Roberto Hernandez, former U.S. Supreme Court justice Nathan Clifford and three ex-governors. Personal: Full name is Rebecca Rae Ripley Goes by Becca Born Nov. 11, 1998 Parents are Jen and Bill Ripley Mother, a teacher, played Division III basketball at UMass Dartmouth Has an older brother, Neil Intends to major in marketing Career goal is to own a business or work at a large corporation Enjoys surfing, swimming and doing community service Favorite athlete is LeBron James because of his relentlessness, effort Ripley Season / Career Highs Points Season: 3*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 3*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Season: 2*, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 Career: 2*, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 ACC: 2, vs. Clemson, 11/10/19 Assists Season: 1, at FIU, 11/6/18 Career: 1, at FIU, 11/6/18 Steals Career: N/A Blocked Shots Career: N/A Field Goals Made Season: 1*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 1*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Field Goal Attempts Season: 4, at FIU, 11/6/18 Career: 4, at FIU, 11/6/18 Free Throws Made Season: 2, vs. Nebraska, 11/23/18 Career: 2, vs. Nebraska, 11/23/18 Free Throw Attempts Season: 2, vs. Nebraska, 11/23/18 Career: 2, vs. Nebraska, 11/23/18 3-Point Field Goals Made Season: 1*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 Career: 1*, vs. Florida A&M, 12/28/18 3-Point Field Goals Attempts Season: 3, at FIU, 11/6/18 Career: 3, at FIU, 11/6/18 Minutes Season: 10, at FIU, 11/6/18 Career: 10, at FIU, 11/6/18 ACC: 1, at Wake Forest, 1/6/19 * Recorded more than once with most recent listed and ability Best sports memory is defeating the top team her league, Worcester Academy, to reach the championship game as a senior Chose Miami because of its location, the quality of the ACC and the coaching staff, with whom she formed a great bond Committed to Miami over Ohio State, St. John s and Syracuse. CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Free Throws Scoring Year 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 DNP TOTAL