2007 WCC Tournament March 1-4 at the Chiles Center - Portland, OR

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1 UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO BASKETBALL WEEKLY PRESS RELEASE NUMBER WEST COAST CONFERENCE WEEK SEVEN Home Game No Saint Mary s at USF, Thursday Feb. 15, :00 PM Home Game No Santa Clara at USF, Sunday Feb. 18, :00 PM San Francisco, CA - War Memorial Gym WOMEN S BASKETBALL CONTACT: Ryan McCrary, USF Sports Information Director mccrary@usfca.edu (415) (office); (415) (fax) WOMEN S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Record: 8-17 Home: 5-7 Road: 2-10 Neutral: 1-0 WCC: 2-8 Home: 1-4 Road: 1-4 DATE DAY OPPONENT TIME NOVEMBER (3-4) 1 WED. SAN FRANCISCO ST. (EX.) 7:00 PM 4 SAT. SONOMA STATE (EX) 8:00 PM 10 Fri. Colorado (FSN) L Sun. Wyoming L FRI. COLORADO STATE W SUN. MIAMI (FL) L ODWALLA CLASSIC 24 Fri. UDel def. UK FRI. SOUTHERN ILLINOIS W SAT. Kentucky def. SIU SAT. DELAWARE L Wed. San Jose State W (ot) DECEMBER (2-5) 2 Sat. Cal Poly L SUN. BOISE STATE L Sat. Fresno State L Mon. Cal State Fullerton L WED. FLORIDA STATE W Hawaii Invitational (Columbia, Hawaii, Oklahoma State) 29 Fri. Hawaii L Sat Columbia - Consolation W JANUARY (2-6) 2 TUE. NEVADA W Sun. San Diego* L THU. LOYOLA MARYMOUNT* L SAT. PEPPERDINE* W Thu. Saint Mary s* (ESPNU) L Sat. Santa Clara* L OT 25 THU. GONZAGA* L SAT. PORTLAND* L FEBRUARY (1-2) 3 SAT. SAN DIEGO* L Thu. Pepperdine* W Sat. Loyola Marymount* L THU. SAINT MARY S* 7:00 PM 18 SUN. SANTA CLARA* (Comcast) 2:00 PM 22 Thu. Portland* 7:00 PM 24 Sat. Gonzaga* 2:00 PM MARCH 1 Thurs. WCC Tournament First Round TBA 3 Sat. WCC Tournament Semifi nals TBA 4 Sun. WCC Tournament Finals TBA *West Coast Conference Game!Televised Fox Sports Net All times listed in Pacifi c Time (PT) 2007 WCC Tournament March 1-4 at the Chiles Center - Portland, OR DONS HOST GAELS & BRONCOS IN FINAL HOME GAMES OF San Francisco Takes on Ancient Bay Area Rivals This Weekend Dominique Carter Cracks Dons Career Scoring Top-10 Chart; USF Completes Season Series Sweep of Pepperdine in Malibu USF HOSTS SAINT MARY S AND SANTA CLARA: San Francisco hosts ancient Bay Area West Coast Conference rivals Saint Mary s and Santa Clara this week in the fi nal home games of the regular season, beginning Thursday night with a showdown against the Gaels at War Memorial Gym. USF tackles Santa Clara Sunday live on Comcast. The Dons secured a league road split last week, dispatching Pepperdine (64-60) in Malibu, completing the season series sweep of the Waves before falling at Loyola Marymount (65-52). The Gaels and the Broncos each recorded home splits last weekend against the Pacifi c Northwest schools with both beating Portland and falling to league-leading Gonzaga. The Dons looks for its fi rst win of the season against a WCC Bay Are foe after suffering a road sweep at Saint Mary s (84-77) and a double overtime loss at Santa Clara (89-82). DOMINIQUE CARTER SURPASSES 1,100 CAREER POINTS: A two-time All- West Coast Conference First Team selection, junior guard Dominique Carter is one of the most dynamic scorers in the league and is only the second player in program history to earn fi rst team selection as a freshman and sophomore. USF Hall-of- Famer Brittany Lindhe ( ) was the fi rst and is the only four-time fi rst team all-league pick in WCC history. Carter surpassed 1,000 career points at Hawaii (12/29/06) and enters Thursday s game against Saint Mary s with 1,168 career points in 81 career games (14.4). A 2006 WCC All-Tournament Team selection, Carter leads USF in scoring (14.1) and is second in fi eld goal percentage (.472). The Tracy native owns 19 career 20-point games with six already this season, the last a 23-point effort at Saint Mary s (1/18/07). CARTER CRACKS DONS TOP-10 CAREER SCORING CHART: Junior guard Dominique Carter enters the seventh week of the West Coast Conference schedule with 1,168 points, good for 10th place on the USF career scoring charts. USF Legend of the Hilltop Valerie Gillon ( ) currently sits in ninth place with 1,188 points. One of the league s most prolifi c scorers since her arrival on the Hilltop, Carter ranks fi fth in career scoring at 14.4 points per game. SHAY ROLLINS ROLLING OFFENSIVELY: Sophomore guard Shay Rollins has been on an offensive tear of late and over her last four West Coast Conference games averages 14.3 points per game, including a career-high 20 in USF s victory at Pepperdine (2/8/07). Rollins ranks second on the team in scoring during WCC games at 12.3 to go along with 4.5 rebounds and 2.6 assists. HEIDI HEINTZ HEATING UP THE HOOP: Freshman guard Heidi Heintz has enjoyed a sizzling start to West Coast Conference play, averaging 8.3 points and 4.2 rebounds per game, including a career-high 17 points against Pepperdine (1/13/07). Heintz is shooting.592 (29-49) from the fi eld, including.500 (6-12) from 3-point range. USF ON THE RADIO AND THE NET: USF women s basketball returns to the airwaves and cyberspace for the season with all games available live at USFDons.com and at KUSF 90.3 FM. Join George Devine for the play-by-play in his 11th year behind the microphone. Former USF standout point guard Jamie Shadian will add color commentary for selected games. Other features available on USFDons.com include GameTracker, courtesy of CSTV.com with live play-by-play and streaming video of all home games courtesy of Yahoo Broadcast. PROBABLE SAN FRANCISCO STARTERS (As of 2/13/07) G. #11 Shay Rollins, 5-7, So. (11.0 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 2.9 assists) G. #12 Dominique Carter, 5-11, Jr. (14.1 ppg, 4.9 rpg, 1.6 assists) G. #21 Nykia Peace, 5-8, Jr. (5.8 ppg, 4.7 rpg, 2.4 assists) C. #55 Lisa Olden, 6-2, Jr. (7.6 ppg, 5.6 rpg, 0.9 assists) F. #13 Nickie Warren, 6-1, Sr. (8.4 ppg, 6.4 rpg, 1.2 assists) KEY SAN FRANCISCO RESERVES (As of 2/13/07) G. #2 Randi Richardson, 5-7, Fr. (3.3 ppg, 1.4 rpg, 1.9 assists) G. #14 Heidi Heintz, 5-10, Fr. (6.8 ppg, 4.1 rpg, 1.5 assists) 8-17, 2-8 WCC

2 USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE PAGE TWO GAME #26 - Saint Mary s - West Coast Conference Game 11 SCOUTING SAINT MARY S: The Gaels (11-12, 5-5 WCC) have won every other game during West Coast Conference play and have neither won two in a row or lost two in a row in Saint Mary s picked up a home split last week in West Coast Conference action, falling to league-leading Gonzaga (78-68) before downing Portland (72-66). SMC averages 69.9 points per game, converting on.402 from the fi eld,.329 from 3-point range and do a nice job on the boards, pulling down 39.9 rebounds per night. Sophomore guard Jontelle Smith leads the team at 11.9 points and converts on.393 (44-112) from beyond the arc. Senior center Sheridan Arredondo adds 10.0 points and 4.8 rebounds, while senior forward Eghosa Obaiza chips in 8.5 points and a team-high 7.4 rebounds. Paul Thomas is in his fi rst year as head coach for the Gaels after compiling an impressive resume of success at Division II power Cal Poly Pomona. Thomas earned D-II National Coach of the Year honors in TEAM COMPARISONS SEASON (As of 2/13/07): Team PPG Margin FG% 3-FG% FT% RPG APG TOPG SPG BPG USF Saint Mary s LAST THREE MEETINGS: at Saint Mary s 84, USF 77 (1/18/07); Saint Mary s 68, at USF 63 (1/29/06); at Saint Mary s 74, USF 46 (1/14/06) SERIES RECORD/STREAK: SMC leads 25-22/SMC won four LAST TIME AGAINST THE DONS: USF built an early lead but could not sustain it, dropping a decision at Saint Mary s. A season-high fi ve reached double-digit scoring for the Dons, but the Gaels scored 50 points in the second half to take their fourth straight win against their Bay Area rivals. Junior guard Dominique Carter poured in a game-high 23 points off the bench, converting on 9-of-16 from the fi eld to go along with seven rebounds. Sophomore guard Shay Rollins matched a career-high with 18 points, connecting on 8-of-17 from the fl oor. Senior forward Nickie Warren scored 10 points and pulled down eight boards before fouling out in 25 minutes, while freshman guard Heidi Heintz and junior center Lisa Olden each chipped in 10 points. ON THE AIR/ON THE WEB: Radio Broadcast: KUSF (90.3 FM) - San Francisco Internet Audio: Yes - USFDons.com (Yahoo Broadcast) GameTracker: Yes - USFDons.com USF DONS BASKETBALL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown/Previous School 2 Randi Richardson G 5-7 Fr. HS Arlington, WA/Arlington HS 4 Katie Mihalco G 5-6 Fr. HS Englewood, CO/Regis Jesuit HS 11 Shay Rollins G 5-4 So. 1V Alameda, CA/Encinal HS 12 Dominique Carter G 5-11 Jr. 2V Tracy, CA/Merrill F. West HS 13 Nickie Warren F 6-1 Sr. 1V Mill Valley, CA/Boston College 14 Heidi Heintz G 5-10 Fr. HS Spokane, WA/Central Valley HS 21 Nykia Peace G 5-8 Jr. 2V Torrance, CA/Bishop Montgomery HS 22 Amber Grier F 6-1 Jr. 1V Benton City, WA/Kiona Benton HS 23 Kasia Kurzatowska C 6-4 Jr. RS Olsztyn, Poland/Jefferson College (MO) 24 Leslie Walker G 5-10 So. HS Seattle, WA/Forest Ridge HS 32 Ashley Guerra G/F 5-10 Fr. HS San Jose, CA/Archbishop Mitty HS 44 KeLicia Shorts C 6-3 Sr. 1V Spokane, WA/Mead HS 51 Breann Sitton C 6-4 Sr. 2V Brush Prairie, WA/Idaho/Prairie HS 55 Lisa Olden F/C 6-2 Jr. 2V Beaverton, OR/Westview HS HEAD COACH: Tanya Haave, 1st Year (Tennessee, 1984) ASSISTANT COACH: Abby Conklin, 1st Year (Tennessee, 1997) ASSISTANT COACH: Shanele Stires, 1st Year (Kansas State, 1995) ASSISTANT COACH: Marta Menuez, 2nd Year (San Diego, 2004) ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: Jackie Zink, 1st Year (Sonoma State, 2000) GAME #27 - Santa Clara - West Coast Conference Game 12 SCOUTING SANTA CLARA: The Broncos (13-12, 5-5 WCC) have won three of six and earned a home split last weekend, downing Portland (90-73) before falling to defending league champion Gonzaga (79-68). The Broncos fully embrace the live by the 3-pointer philosophy, averaging 71.0 points on.423 from the fi eld and a.381 pace from long distance. Santa Clara averages a staggering pointers per game with 224 already this season. For comparison the Dons have attempted 304. Junior guard Chandice Cronk leads the way at 17.2 points per game and converts on a mind-numbing.448 (87-194) from deep. Senior guard Ashley Graham adds 10.7 points, connecting on.370 (50-135) from long distance, while junior forward Jen Gottschalk adds 11.5 points and a team-high 6.7 rebounds. Michelle Bento-Jackson is in her fi fth season on the Mission Campus and owns a overall record. TEAM COMPARISONS SEASON (As of 2/13/07): Team PPG Margin FG% 3-FG% FT% RPG APG TOPG SPG BPG USF Santa Clara LAST FOUR MEETINGS: at SCU 89, USF 83-2OT (1/20/07); SCU def. USF 75-63, WCC Tournament Semis (3/4/06); at SCU 67, USF 53 (2/17/06); SCU 66, at USF 61 (1/26/06) SERIES RECORD/STREAK: SCU leads 39-31/SCU won six BEFORE USF: at San Diego (2/15/07) LAST TIME AGAINST THE DONS: San Francisco battled mightily, but dropped a double-overtime decision to ancient West Coast Conference rival Santa Clara. The Dons missed some opportunities to win the game outright in regulation and the fi rst overtime period and the second overtime session belonged to the Broncos. Junior center Lisa Olden poured in a career-high 20 points, while senior forward Nickie Warren matched her seasonhigh with 18 points and pulled down 10 rebounds. Junior guard Dominique Carter added 14 points, while sophomore guard Shay Rollins turned in her fi rst career double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds. ON THE AIR/ON THE WEB: Television Broadcast: Comcast TV Talent: Jim Kozimor (play-by-play), Krista Blunk (color) Radio Broadcast: KUSF (90.3 FM) - San Francisco Internet Audio: Yes - USFDons.com (Yahoo Broadcast) GameTracker: Yes - USFDons.com

3 USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE PAGE THREE USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION School Name... University of San Francisco Location Fulton Street,... San Francisco, CA Religious Affiliation... Roman Catholic (Jesuit) Year Founded Enrollment... 8,000 Conference...West Coast Conference National Affiliation...NCAA Division I Nickname...Dons Colors... Green & Gold Home Arena...War Memorial Gym (5,300) President... Fr. Stephen J. Privett, S.J. VP, University Advancement...Dave Macmillan Athletic Director... Debra Gore-Mann USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL DIRECTORY Tanya Haave... Head Coach First Year (Tennessee, 1984) thaave@usfca.edu Abby Conklin... Assistant Coach First Year (Tennessee, 1997) aconklin@usfca.edu Shanele Stires... Assistant Coach First Year (Kansas State, 1995) smstires@usfca.edu Marta Menuez... Assistant Coach Second Year (San Diego, 2004) mmenuez@usfca.edu Women s Basketball Fax Martha Moncada.. Women s Basketball Trainer Dr. Ken Akizuki...Team Orthopedist Dr. William Montgomery...Team Orthopedist WOMEN S BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS Haave s Career/USF Coaching Record (8-17, First Year)/(7-16, First Year) WCC Record Overall/WCC Record (Finish) 9-20, 4-10 WCC (6th) Letter-winners Returning/Lost... 8/6 Starters Returning/Lost...Newcomers 4/ All-time Program Record/Percentage /.526 (30 Years) NCAA Tournament Appearances/Last 3/1997, First Round (USC 68, USF 55) Women s Basketball SID... Ryan McCrary mccrary@usfca.edu McCrary Mobile Number... (415) Media Relations Fax USF Online... USF Athletics Online WCC Standings (as of 2/13/07) DOMINIQUE CARTER SPARKS DONS OFFENSE: Junior guard Dominique Carter enters her third season on the Hilltop focused on leading USF to the top of the West Coast Conference standings. The league s top returning scorer for the second straight season, Carter scored 815 (14.6) in 56 career games, the highest underclassmen tally since USF Hall-of-Famer Brittany Lindhe ( ) recorded 882 (14.5) in 61 games. Last season Carter ranked fourth among league leaders in scoring and fi eld goal percentage (.477). The Tracy native became the fi rst junior since Carey Sauer ( ) to surpass 1,000 career points in her third season in the Green and Gold and ranks 10th in career scoring with 1,168. Carter enters Thursday s game against Saint Mary s needing 22 points to move into eighth place. Since her arrival, Carter has led the team in scoring 45 times, reached double-digit scoring 59 times with 19 games with 20 or more. Carter owns a pair of 30-point nights - against Cal Poly (11/29/05) and a doubleovertime win at Pepperdine (2/3/05). Carter ranks fi fth among WCC scoring leaders (14.1), sixth in fi eld goal percentage (.472) and ninth in free throw percentage (.779). NICKIE WARREN PRODUCING FOR THE GREEN AND GOLD: Senior forward Nickie Warren made an instant impact for USF last season, earning all-tournament honors at the 2005 Subway Classic (Minnesota), averaging a team-high 10.5 points. Warren recorded her fi rst career double-double with 14 points and a career-high 11 rebounds against Rider (11/25/05) in the 2005 odwalla Classic, earning all-tournament honors for the second straight week. Warren registered her team-leading third double-double and second straight against Pepperdine (1/6/05) with 18 points and 10 rebounds (seven offensive) and poured in a career-high 21 against Loyola Marymount (1/8/06) to open the West Coast Conference campaign. Warren ranked eighth among league rebound (5.8) leaders and was sixth in fi eld goal percentage at.466 (83-178). Warren reached double-digit scoring 10 times and pulled down 10 or more rebounds in four games. The Mill Valley product opened the season in strong fashion, averaging 12.8 points and a team-high 10.5 rebounds per game and turned in her fourth career doubledouble with 10 points and a career-high 21 rebounds in the Dons home opener against Colorado State (11/17/06). Warren added an 11-board effort against Gonzaga (1/25/07) and averages 8.4 points and a team-high 6.4 rebounds per game so far this year. SHAY ROLLINS AT THE POINT: Sophomore guard Shay Rollins enjoyed a solid fi rst season for USF and earned West Coast Conference Freshman Team honors after leading the team in assists (2.4) and 3-pointers (23). Rollins scored a season-high 17 points against Cal Poly (11/29/05) and added 10 points and six rebounds against Pepperdine (1/6/05). Rollins scored 18 points at Cal Poly (12/2/06) and added 16 off the bench in USF s win against Florida State (12/20/06). Rollins continued her high scoring output during WCC games, matching her career-high with 18 points at Saint Mary s (1/18/07) and scored a career-high 20 points in a big win at Pepperdine (2/8/06). Rollins recorded her fi rst career double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds at Santa Clara (1/20/07) and averages 11.0 points, 3.4 rebounds and a team-high 2.9 assists per game this season. PEACE A GOOD INFLUENCE FOR THE DONS: Junior guard Nykia Peace turned in a solid sophomore season for USF and erupted for her fi rst career double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds in her fi rst start of the year at Long Beach State (12/4/05). Peace set career-highs with 15 points and fi ve steals at Loyola Marymount (2/2/06) and recorded 10 rebounds against the Lions (1/8/06). Peace scored a season-high 12 points at Cal State Fullerton (12/18/06). Peace scored a career-high 18 points against Portland (1/27/07) and averages 5.8 points, 4.7 rebounds and 2.4 assists for the Dons. THE 50 S NOT FABULOUS FOR USF: USF s loss at Loyola Marymount (2/10/07) dropped the Dons to 1-11 on the season when they fail to score more than 60 points. Since the start of the season, San Francisco owns a 4-36 record when stuck in the 50 s. Dating to , USF owns a ledger when scoring less than 60 points. The Dons went 1-7 in , 2-4 in , 4-13 in , 4-11 in , 1-11 in and 2-14 last season. USF s campaign was highlighted by a pair of low scoring wins with a decision against NCAA Tournament participant New Mexico and a road win at Gonzaga. Team WCC PCT Overall GON USD LMU SCU SMC PEP USF POR USF Women s Basketball Team Leaders (As of 2/13/07) Scoring: Dominique Carter (353/14.1) Field Goal Percentage: Heidi Heintz (59-107) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage: Heidi Heintz (10-21) Free Throw Percentage: Dominique Carter (60-77) Assists: Shay Rollins - (63/2.9) Rebounds: Nickie Warren (159/6.4) Offensive Rebounds: Lisa Olden (61/2.4) Steals: Nykia Peace (29/1.2) Blocked Shots: Lisa Olden (14/0.6)

4 USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE PAGE FOUR DONS IMPROVING LONG DISTANCE CONNECTIONS: It took just 18 games for USF to eclipse the club s 3-pointer mark. The Dons connected on three from long distance against San Diego (2/3/07) and enter Thursday s game against Saint Mary s with 77 (3.2) on the year. Last season San Francisco managed just 55 (1.9) from beyond the arc, easily the worst in the West Coast Conference. On the season, the Dons average.258 (77-298) from deep. USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL LAY-UPS Team Briefs - USF completed a West Coast Conference season sweep of Pepperdine with a win in Malibu February 8. The Dons have taken five of the last six meetings against the Waves, including a sweep in LISA OLDEN LOOKS STRONG DURING JUNIOR SEASON: Junior center Lisa Olden showed fl ashes of brilliance as a sophomore in the Green and Gold and now looks for her most consistent season. Olden earned all-tournament honors at the odwalla Classic, averaging 12 points and 5.5 rebounds. Olden scored 15 points and pulled down a career-high nine rebounds off the bench against No. 22 Oklahoma (11/26/05) and did a strong job guarding Sooners All-American Courtney Paris. Olden turned in a career-high 17 points at Loyola Marymount (2/5/05). Olden posted her fi rst career double-double with 10 points and a career-high 13 rebounds against Colorado State (11/17/06) and turned in her second at San Jose State with 14 points and 12 rebounds in USF s overtime win. Olden notched her team-leading third double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds against Boise State (12/10/06). Olden scored a career-high 20 points at Santa Clara (1/20/07) and averages 7.6 points and 5.6 boards per game for the Dons in 24 starts. PASS THE HEINTZ: Freshman guard Heidi Heintz has been a pleasant surprise for USF this season. The Washington native scored 11 points against Boise State (12/10/06) and turned in her fi rst double-double of her career at Fresno State (12/16/06) with 10 points and a career-high 10 rebounds against the Bulldogs. The Spokane native exploded for a career-high 17 points - all in the second half - against Pepperdine (1/13/07). On the season, Heintz averages 6.8 points, 4.1 rebounds and 1.5 assists on the year and ranks third on the team in WCC scoring at 8.3 points. RANDI RICHARDSON AT THE POINT: Freshman guard Randi Richardson is contributing in her fi rst season at USF. Richardson dished out a career-high fi ve assists in her second career game at Wyoming (11/12/06) and matched it with fi ve against Columbia (12/20/06). The Washington prep standout scored a career-high 10 points against San Diego (2/3/07) and ranks second on the team in steals (27) and is third in assists (1.9). MIHALCO CONNECTING FROM DEEP: Freshman guard Katie Mihalco has shown signs of producing for USF in her fi rst season in the Green and Gold. Mihalco scored a career-high 22 points in her third collegiate game against Colorado State (11/17/06). Mihalco leads the team in 3-pointers (9) and long range accuracy (.346). The Colorado native averages 4.6 points per game and leads the Dons in 3-pointers (12). USF POSTS PROLIFIC SECOND HALF VS. PEPPERDINE: USF came within three points of setting the program record for most in a half with a 57-point outburst against Pepperdine (1/13/07). The Dons scored a remarkable 60 points in the second half against Penn (1/12/80) before the 3-point line. It marked the fi rst time San Francisco scored 50 or more points in a half since tallying 53 in the second against Cal State Northridge (11/30/01). USF poured in 55 in the fi rst and 50 in the second of a blowout of UC Riverside (11/19/00). It is the eighth 50 point effort in a half dating to the campaign. USF IN WCC OPENERS: USF owns an record in West Coast Conference openers after falling at San Diego (1/7/07). The Dons took on Pepperdine for the fi rst time in a overtime victory Jan. 6, The win snapped a two-game losing streak for USF. The Dons fell at home to Santa Clara (49-48) in 2004 and Loyola Marymount (58-55) in San Francisco made seven 3-pointers against Colorado State (11/17/06) and equalled the feat against Loyola Marymount (1/11/07), the most in a game since tallying eight at No. 25 New Mexico (12/31/04). - First-year head coach Tanya Haave collected her first career coaching win with a victory against Colorado State (11/17/06). Haave s first game patrolling the Green and Gold sidelines came at Colorado, where she spent four seasons as an assistant coach. One of the most decorated prep players in state history, Haave was the first woman inducted into the Colorado Prep Sports Hall of Fame and was inducted into the Tennessee Lady Vols Hall of Fame after departing Knoxville as the career scoring leader (1,771). - USF s setback to Miami snapped a two-game winning streak against ACC opponents. The Dons destroyed Maryland December 28, 2000 and shocked the basketball world by upsetting No. 13 Duke to advance to the 1996 NCAA Sweet-16. San Francisco won its third in four attempts against the ACC with a win against Florida State (12/20/06). - Junior guard Dominique Carter surpassed 1,000 career points at Hawaii (12/29/06) after eclipsing 900 career points against Southern Illinois (11/24/06) in the opener of the 2006 odwalla Classic. Carter surpassed 800 with a 21-point outburst against Santa Clara (3/4/06) in the 2006 WCC Tournament semifinals. - Entering the 16th week of the season, seven different USF players have led the team in scoring through 25 games. Junior guard Dominique Carter has paced the Dons 14 times, while sophomore guard Shay Rollins has led USF in five games. Senior forward Nickie Warren, freshman guard Heidi Heintz, junior guard Nykia Peace and junior center Lisa Olden paced San Francisco twice, while freshman guards Katie Mihalco led the team once. - Freshman guard Katie Mihalco scored a career-high 22 points against Colorado State (11/17/06), the highest output by a freshman since junior guard Dominique Carter scored 30 in a double overtime win at Pepperdine (2/5/05). - Two USF players have recorded double-doubles in the same game twice this season. USF got a pair of doubledouble performances in its home opening win against Colorado State (11/17/06), from senior forward Nickie Warren (10 points/21 rebounds) and junior center Lisa Olden (10/13). It wass the first time two Dons have double-dipped in the same game since Carey Sauer ( ) and Mary Jane Krueger ( ) accomplished the feat against Saint Mary s February 8, Sauer scored 16 points and 12 rebounds, while Krueger added 10 points and 10 caroms. The Dons matched the feat at Santa Clara (1/20/07) when Shay Rollins (12/11) collected her first career double dip, while Warren (18/10) added her second of the year.

5 USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE PAGE FIVE TANYA HAAVE COACHING RESUME Tanya HAAVE USF Head Coach First Year (Tennesee, 1984) - National High School Sports Hall of Fame (Inducted 2001) - Tennessee Lady Vols Hall of Fame (Inducted 2005) - Colorado Sports Hall of Fame (Inducted 2004) - Colorado High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame (Inducted 1993) UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO HEAD COACH (2006-)... - Posted fi rst career win vs. Colorado State (11/17/06) AS A COLORADO ASSISTANT COACH ( ) NCAA Elite-Eight NCAA Sweet NCAA Tournament - Colorado averaged wins per season - Three consecutive top-25 rankings in the fi nal polls ( ) - Coached eight All-Big-12 Performers - Coached 17 All-Big-12 Academic Team Performers - Coached three World University Games Team members - Recruited one Olympic Team player (Isabelle Fijalkowski, France) - Coached one Kodak All-American (Tera Bjorklund, Hon. Mention) AS A DENVER ASSISTANT COACH ( )... - Coached one All-Sun Belt Performer TANYA HAAVE BEGINS THE COACHING JOURNEY: First-year head coach Tanya Haave collected her fi rst career victory with a victory against Colorado State (11/17/06) in USF s home opener. Haave became the fi rst Dons coach to secure her fi rst career victory while guiding the Green and Gold since USF Legend of the Hilltop Mary Hile-Nepfel collected her fi rst win, while sharing head coaching duties with her husband Bill Nepfel. USF dispatched Weber State for Hile-Nepfel s inaugural victory during the season. THE TANYA HAAVE SHOW: Each Monday at 9:30 AM (PT) throughout the regular season, veteran USF Dons play-by-play man George Devine will sit down with fi rst-year head coach Tanya Haave to discuss the team, players and a scouting report on upcoming opponents. To access the broadcasts, log on to USFDons.com, click on the women s basketball page and click on the Tanya Haave Coaches Show link. Then select the date under the women s basketball heading on the Yahoo Sports Menu. Special thanks to Yahoo for hosting the Tanya Haave Show on USFDons.com odwalla Classic Tournament Results November 24, 2006 Delaware def. No. 20 Kentucky, USF def. Southern Illinois, November 26, 2005 Consolation Game No. 20 Kentucky def. SIU, Championship Game Delaware def. USF, ODWALLA CLASSIC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Sr. G Tyresa Smith Delaware MVP Jr. G Dominique Carter USF Jr. C Sarah Elliott Kentucky Sr. F Chrissy Fisher Delaware Sr. F Carlai Moore SIU #12 Dominique CARTER All-West Coast Conference First Team 2006 WCC All-Tournament - Second USF underclassmen with two All-WCC First Team honors - Led USF and ranked fourth among WCC scoring leaders (13.9) - Tied career-high with 30 points vs. Cal Poly (11/29/05) - Reached double-figure scoring 19 times and scored 20 or more points in seven contests #11 Shay ROLLINS 2006 West Coast Conference All-Freshman Team - Led USF in assists (2.4) - During WCC play ranked second among league leaders in assist/turnover ratio (1.48), sixth in assists (3.07) - Career-high 17 points against Cal Poly (11/29/05) - Dons assists (2.4) and 3-point field goal leader (23)

6 USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE PAGE SIX WEEK 14 RECAP USF FALLS AT LOYOLA MARYMOUNT: USF wrapped up it Southern California road swing with a setback to Loyola Marymount Saturday in West Coast Conference women s basketball action at Gersten Pavilion. The Dons could not fi nd the answers against the Lions, who secured their eight straight win against USF. Junior guard Dominique Carter scored a team-high 14 points on 7-of-12 from the fi eld, while sophomore guard Shay Rollins chipped in 10 points for San Francisco. USF shot.382 (21-55) from the fi eld, but managed a woeful.077 (1-13) from 3-point range. The Dons scored 26 points in each half. LMU converted on.383 (23-60) but held a convincing rebound edge and dominated on the offensive glass San Francisco dug an early hole, trailing 16-8 with 10:55 remaining, but climbed back into it with a 14-4 run, taking a lead with a jumper by freshman guard Randi Richardson with 3:53 left. Carter and Peace led the Dons with six points apiece in the fi rst half. Neither team shot particularly well as USF hit at a.379 (11-29) rate, while LMU shot.367 (11-30). Both teams were ice cold from 3-point range, converting on a combined 1-for-14 from deep. Carter s bucket at 9:11 in the fi rst half gave her 1,160 career points good for sole possession of 10th place on the USF career scoring list. Carter passed Amy Touli ( ), who tallied 1,059 in her standout career on the Hilltop. It was all LMU in the second half. The Lions never trailed and broke out of a tie at 12:04 and rolled on a run to send the Dons to their fourth consecutive season series loss, dating back to DONS CRASH WAVES 64-60: USF opened its Southern California West Coast Conference swing Thursday night with an impressive victory against Pepperdine at Firestone Fieldhouse. The Dons snapped a fi ve-game losing streak and complete the season series sweep against the Waves for the fi rst time since Sophomore guard Shay Rollins a career-high 20 points, including 13 in the second half to lead the Dons attack. Junior center Lisa Olden added 16 points on 6-of-7 from the fl oor to go along with seven rebounds before fouling out in 27 minutes. Junior guard Dominique Carter added eight points, six coming in the last two minutes of the contest. San Francisco shot.440 (24-54) from the fi eld, while the Waves connected at a.420 (24-57) clip. USF got the job done on the boards and out-rebounded Pepperdine and held a big edge at the free throw line, converting on.943 (13-14), while the Waves shot just seven at the stripe. QUOTING TANYA HAAVE: This was a great team win for us, USF head coach Tanya Haave said. We played really hard as a team and had a great week of practice. It is so nice to see that hard work rewarded win a big win. We executed when we needed to and I am proud of their efforts. USF IN SEASON OPENERS: San Francisco dropped a decision at Colorado (11/10/06) in the season opener and now owns a record in season openers in its 31st year. The Dons have dropped their last three lid-lifters, falling at No. 17 Minnesota (11/19/05) and a setback at Colorado State (11/19/04). USF s last opening win came in a convincing victory against South Carolina State (11/21/03). After starting the decade with a dismantling of UC Riverside (11/19/00), the Dons have managed just one win in their last six season debuts. KELICIA SHORTS TALLIES 368TH CAREER BLOCK: Senior center KeLicia Shorts recorded the 368th block of her career at San Diego (1/7/07). A four-year middle blocker on the Dons volleyball squad, Shorts fi nished her volleyball career with 355 blocks - good for fi fth place in the career record books. A 2005 All-West Coast Conference Honorable Mention selection, Shorts joined the women s basketball team prior to league play and enjoyed the best game of her hoops career at Santa Clara (2/17/06) with six points, a team-high 10 rebounds and a blocked shots in 22 minutes ODWALLA CLASSIC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM: MVP - Tyresa Smith Delaware; Dominique Carter USF; Sarah Elliott Kentucky; Chrissy Fisher Delaware; Carlai Moore Southern Illinois DONS NOTCH PROGRAM VICTORY NUMBER 443: San Francisco picked up its 400th win with a victory at Saint Mary s in the 2003 West Coast Conference opener. USF collected victory number 445 in a victory at Pepperdine (2/8/07). Some milestone wins follow below. Win # Opponent Score Date #1 vs. Santa Clara #100 at Pepperdine /10/82 #200 vs. San Diego /16/90 #300 vs. Saint Mary s /8/96 Win # Opponent Score Date #350 vs. Gonzaga /23/99 #400 at Saint Mary s /11/03 #425 vs. Santa Clara /29/ Season USF s Record When... (As of 2/13/07) Lead at Halftime Trail at Halftime Tied at Halftime Overtime Games FG%.600 or Better FG%.500 or Better FG%.400 or Better FG%.300 or Better FG% Less than PFG.500 or better PFG.400 or better PFG.300 or better PFG below Score Score in 80 s Score in 70 s Score in 60 s Score in 50 s (or less) More (or same) Rebounds Less Rebounds Better (or same) FG % Lower FG % Better (or same) 3 FG% Lower 3 FG% Better (or same) FT % Lower FT % Have Less (or same) TO s than Opponents Have More TO s than Opponents Dons vs. Other Conferences ( Season - As of 2/13/07) ACC 1-1 Big XII 0-1 Big West 0-1 Colonial Athletic 0-1 Ivy League 1-0 Missouri Valley 1-0 Mountain West 1-2 SEC 0-0 West Coast 2-8 Western Athletic 2-3 Final West Coast Conference Standings School Overall % WCC SCU GON LMU PEP SMC USD USF POR WCC Preseason Coaches Poll School Total (First Place) 1. Pepperdine 57 (4) Loyola Marymount 57 (2) 3. Gonzaga 53 (2) 4. Santa Clara Saint Mary s San Diego San Francisco Portland 13 wccsports.com

7 USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE PAGE SEVEN USF AMONG WEST COAST CONFERENCE LEADERS: Several USF players ranked among the top-10 WCC leaders in season. (Overall games - As of 2/13/07) SCORING: 5. Dominique Carter (14.1) REBOUNDING: 8. Nickie Warren (6.4) OFFENSIVE REBOUNDING: 7. Lisa Olden (2.4) DEFENSIVE REBOUNDING: 7. Nickie Warren (4.2) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE: 3. Dominique Carter,.472 ( ) FRE THROW PERCENTAGE: 7. Dominique Carter,.769 (60-77) ASSISTS: 9. Shay Rollins (2.9) USF AMONG WEST COAST CONFERENCE LEADERS: San Francisco ranks among the top-four teams in the league in the following categories (overall games) in season. (Overall games - As of 2/13/07) Scoring Defense: Field Goal Percentage: ( ) Field Goal Percentage Defense: ( ) USF Team Game Highs POINTS 83 at Santa Clara (1/20/07) FIELD GOALS 31, twice last at Santa Clara (1/20/07) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 80, at Santa Clara (1/20/07) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.571 (28-49) vs. Florida State (12/20/06) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS 7 twice last vs. Loyola Marymount (1/11/07) 3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 17 vs. Portland (1/27/07) 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.600 (3-5) vs. Nevada (1/2/07) FREE THROWS 23 vs. Pepperdine (1/13/07) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 30 vs. Pepperdine (1/13/07) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.929 (13-14) at Pepperdine (2/8/07) REBOUNDS 52 at Santa Clara (1/20/07) ASSISTS 19 twice, last vs. Pepperdine (1/13/07) STEALS 10, at Santa Clara (1/20/07) BLOCKED SHOTS 4 twice, last vs. Pepperdine (1/13/07) TURNOVERS 32 vs. Delaware (11/25/06) FOULS 24, twice last at Santa Clara (1/20/07) USF Team Game Lows POINTS 38 at Cal Poly (12/2/06) FIELD GOALS 14 at Cal Poly (12/2/06) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 34 vs. Delaware (11/25/06) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.225 (14-55) at Cal Poly (12/2/06) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS 0 at San Jose State (11/29/06) 3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 7 at Hawaii (12/29/06) 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.000 twice, last at Hawaii (12/29/06) FREE THROWS 1 at San Diego (1/7/07) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 3 at San Diego (1/7/07) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.333 (1-3) at San Diego (1/7/07) REBOUNDS 23 twice, last vs. Florida State (12/20/06) ASSISTS 8 at San Diego (1/7/07) STEALS 3 twice last vs. Boise State (12/10/06) BLOCKED SHOTS 0 multiple, last vs. Gonzaga (1/25/07) TURNOVERS 11 vs. Columbia (12/30/06) FOULS 10 vs. Columbia (12/30/06) MILESTONES WITHIN REACH: Many milestones are within reach of the women s basketball program at the University of San Francisco. Several players are approaching individual milestones. (As of 2/13/07) Dominique Carter (1,168 career points) - Needs 21 points for sole possession of ninth place on career scoring list (Valerie Gillon - 1, ) - Needs 23 points for sole possession of eighth place on career scoring list (Melinda Harrison - 1, ) Needs 32 points for 1,200 in her career Needs three rebounds for 400 in her career Needs 10 3-pointers for 50 in her career Lisa Olden Needs 10 steals for 70 in her career Needs 13 rebounds for 350 in her career Needs 22 points for 450 in her career Nykia Peace Needs 12 rebounds for 300 in her career Needs three steals for 100 in her career Needs 40 points for 350 in her career Nickie Warren Needs two assists for 75 in her career Needs 27 points for 450 in her career Needs 45 rebounds for 350 in her career USF COMPARISONS SEASON (As of 2/13/07): Team PPG Margin FG% 3-FG% FT% RPG APG TOPG SPG BPG USF Opponents Individual Single-Game Highs (As of 2/13/07) SCORING 24 - Dominique Carter vs. Southern Illinois (11/24/06) FIELD GOALS 10 - Dominique Carter at Colorado (11/10/06); vs. So. Illinois (11/24/06) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 19 - Dominique Carter at Colorado (11/10/06) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 5 attempts).857 (6-7) - Dominique Carter vs. Florida State (12/20/06) 3-POINTERS 5 - Katie Mihalco vs. Colorado State (11/17/06) 3-POINT ATTEMPTS 8 - Shay Rollins vs. Delaware (11/25/06) 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 4 attempts).833 (5-6) - Katie Mihalco vs. Colorado State (11/17/06) FREE THROWS 11 - Dominique Carter at Cal State Fullerton (12/18/06) FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 11 - Dominique Carter at Cal State Fullerton (12/18/06) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (min. 6 attempts) (11-11) - Dominique Carter at Cal State Fullerton (12/18/06) (6-6) - Dominique Carter at San Jose State (11/29/06) (6-6) - Lisa Olden vs. Colorado State (11/17/06) REBOUNDS 21 - Nickie Warren vs. Colorado State (11/17/06) ASSISTS 7 - Shay Rollins vs. Florida State (12/20/06) STEALS 5 - Nykia Peace at Wyoming (11/12/06) 5 - Randi Richardson at Colorado (11/10/06) BLOCKED SHOTS 3 - Nickie Warren at Cal State Fullerton (12/18/06) USF Miscellaneous Stats ( As of 2/13/07) 20-POINT GAMES DOMINIQUE CARTER (6) 23 at Saint Mary s (1/18/07) 21 vs. Loyola Marymount (1/11/07) 21 at Cal State Fullerton (12/18/06) 24 vs. Southern Illinois (11/24/06) 20 vs. Miami (11/19/06) 22 at Colorado (11/10/06) LISA OLDEN (1) 20 at Santa Clara (1/20/07) KATIE MIHALCO (1) 22 vs. Colorado State (11/17/06) SHAY ROLLINS (1) 20 at Pepperdine (2/8/07) 20-REBOUND GAMES NICKIE WARREN (1) 21 vs. Colorado State (11/17/06) DOUBLE-DOUBLE GAMES DOMINIQUE CARTER (1) 17/10 vs. Portland (1/27/07) HEIDI HEINTZ (1) 10/10 at Fresno State (12/16/06) LISA OLDEN (3) 14/10 vs. Boise State (12/10/06) 14/12 at San Jose State (11/29/06) 10/13 vs. Colorado State (11/17/06) SHAY ROLLINS (1) 12/11 at Santa Clara (1/20/07) NICKIE WARREN (2) 18/10 at Santa Clara (1/20/07) 10/21 vs. Colorado State (11/17/06) TEAM RECORD BY DAY Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun (all points/rebounds)

8 USF DONS BASKETBALL SEASON/CAREER HIGHS ( As of 2/13/07) Player #2 Randi Richardson 5-7, Fr., Guard Arlington, WA/Arlington HS #4 Katie Mihalco 5-7, Fr., Guard Englewood, CO/Regis Jesuit HS #11 Shay Rollins 5-7, So., Guard Alameda, CA/Encinal HS #12 Dominique Carter 5-11, Jr., Forward Tracy, CA/Merrill F. West HS #13 Nickie Warren 6-1, Sr., Forward Mill Valley, CA/Boston College #14 Heidi Heintz 5-10, Fr., Guard Spokane, WA/Central Valley HS #21 Nykia Peace 5-8, Jr., Guard Torrance, CA/Bishop Montgomery HS #22 Amber Grier 6-1, Jr. (RS), Forward Benton City, WA/Columbia Basin CC #23 Kasia Kurzatkowska 6-4, Sr., Center Olstztyn, Poland/Jefferson College (MO) #24 Leslie Walker 5-10, So., Guard Seattle, WA/Forest Ridge HS #32 Ashley Guerra 5-10, Fr., Forward San Jose, CA/Archbishop Mitty HS #44 KeLicia Shorts 6-2, Sr., Center Spokane, WA/Mead HS #51 Breann Sitton 6-4, Sr., Center Brush Prairie, WA/Idaho #55 Lisa Olden 6-2, Jr., Center Beaverton, OR/Westview HS Season Highs (Points/Rebounds/Assists) Points: 10, vs. San Diego (2/3/07) Rebounds: 6, vs. Nevada (1/2/07) Assists: 5, mult. last vs. LMU (1/11/07) Notes: Seven starts this season Points: 22, vs. Colorado State (11/17/06) Rebounds: 3, twice last at CS Fullerton (12/18/06) Assists: 3, at Cal State Fullerton (12/18/06) Notes: Out for the seaon - knee surgery Points: 20, at Pepperdine (2/8/07) Rebounds: 11, at Santa Clara (1/20/07) Assists: 7, vs. Florida State (12/20/06) Notes: Team s second-leading scorer (11.0) Points: 24, vs. Southern Illinois (11/24/06) Rebounds: 10, vs. Portland (1/27/07) Assists: 6, at Cal State Fullerton (12/18/06) Notes: 2006 Hawaii All-Tournament Team Points: 18, twice last at Santa Clara (1/20/07) Rebounds: 21, vs. Colorado State (11/17/06) Assists: 4, vs. Boise State (12/10/06) Notes: All-Tournament at Minnesota & USF Points: 17, vs. Pepperdine (1/13/07) Rebounds: 10, at Cal State Fullerton (12/18/06) Assists: 4, vs. Colorado State (11/17/06) Notes: 17 second half points vs. Pepperdine Points: 18, vs. Portland (1/27/07) Rebounds: 9 at LMU (2/10/07) Assists: 6, vs. Florida State (12/20/06) Notes: First career double-double at Long Beach Points: 0 Rebounds: 1, vs. Miami (11/19/06) Assists: 0 Notes: Played at Wyoming (11/12/06) Points: 0 Rebounds: 1, vs. San Diego (2/3/07) Assists: 1, vs. San Diego (2/3/07) Notes: First career game vs. Florida St. (12/20) Points: 0 Rebounds: 0 Assists: 0 Notes: USF debut at Wyoming (11/12/06) Points: 2, mult. last vs. Columbia (12/30/06) Rebounds: 1, mult. last at Santa Clara (1/20/07) Assists: 3, vs. Florida State (12/20/06) Notes: Out for the season - knee surgery Points: 6, vs. Florida State (12/20/06) Rebounds: 6, vs. LMU (1/11/07) Assists: 1, multiple last at LMU (2/10/07) Notes: Activated from the volleyball team 1/6/06 Points: 4, twice last vs. Gonzaga (1/25/07) Rebounds: 4, twice last at Cal Poly (12/2/06) Assists: 2, vs. Southern Illinois (11/24/06) Notes: NA Points: 20, at Santa Clara (1/20/07) Rebounds: 13, vs. Colorado State (11/17/06) Assists: 3, twice last at Santa Clara (1/20/07) Notes: Career Highs (Points/Rebounds/Assists) Points: 10, vs. San Diego (2/3/07) Rebounds: 6, vs. Nevada (1/2/07) Assists: 5, mult. last vs. LMU (1/11/07) Notes: Seven starts this season Points: 22, vs. Colorado State (11/17/06) Rebounds: 3, twice last at CS Fullerton (12/18/06) Assists: 3, at Cal State Fullerton (12/18/06) Notes: Points: 20, at Pepperdine (2/8/07) Rebounds: 11, at Santa Clara (1/20/07) Assists: 7, vs. Florida State (12/20/06) Notes: Made fi rst start of the season vs. Miami Points: 30 at Pepperdine (2/3/05) Rebounds: 13, at Cal Poly (1/5/04) Assists: 6, at UC Davis (12/1/05) Notes: All-WCC First Team Points: 21, vs. Loyola Marymount (1/8/06) 21, vs. Colorado State (11/17/06) Assists: 4, multiple last vs. Boise State (12/10/06) Notes: All-Tournament at Minnesota & USF Points: 17, vs. Pepperdine (1/13/07) Rebounds: 10, at Cal State Fullerton (12/18/06) Assists: 4, vs. Colorado State (11/17/06) Notes: CH 4 steals at Cal Poly (12/2/06) Points: 18, vs. Portland (1/27/07) Rebounds: 11, at Long Beach State (12/4/05) Assists: 6, vs. Loyola Marymount (1/8/06) Notes: 2003 Street & Smith Prep All-American Points: 5, twice last vs. Rider (11/25/05) Rebounds: 3 vs. Fresno State (12/20/05) Assists: 1, mult., last at Nevada (12/31/05) Notes: Redshirt season with shoulder surgery Points: NA Rebounds: 1, vs. San Diego (2/3/07) Assists: 1, vs. San Diego (2/3/07) Notes: NA Points: NA Rebounds: NA Assists: NA Notes: NA Points: 2, mult. last vs. Columbia (12/30/06) Rebounds: 1, mult. last at Santa Clara (1/20/07) Assists: 3, vs. Florida State (12/20/06) Notes: Points: 6, mult. last vs. Florida State (12/20/06) Rebounds: 10, at Santa Clara (2/17/06) Assists: 1, multiple last at LMU (2/10/07) Notes: Activated from the volleyball team 1/6/06 Points: 7, vs, Rider (11/25/05) Rebounds: 6, vs. Rider (11/25/05) Assists: 4, vs. William and Mary (11/26/04) Notes: Sat out after transferring Points: 20, at Santa Clara (1/20/07) Rebounds: 13, vs. Colorado State (11/17/06) Assists: 4, vs. CS Fullerton (12/11/05) Notes: 2005 odwalla Classic All-Tournament

9 USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL OVERALL STATS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (8-17) (5-7) (2-10) (1-0) CONFERENCE... (2-8) (1-4) (1-4) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (6-9) (4-3) (1-6) (1-0) ---TOTAL PTS REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg CARTER, Dominique ROLLINS, Shay WARREN, Nickie OLDEN, Lisa HEINTZ, Heidi PEACE, Nykia MIHALCO, Katie andi SHORTS, KeLicia SITTON, Breann GUERRA, Ashley WALKER, Leslie GRIER, Amber KURZATKOWSKA, Kasia TEAM Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS USF OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND SCORING /10/06 at Colorado L Points per game /12/06 at Wyoming Cowgirls L Scoring margin /17/06 COLORADO STATE W FIELD GOALS-ATT /19/06 MIAMI L Field goal pct /24/06 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS W POINT FG-ATT /25/06 DELAWARE L point FG pct /29/06 at San Jose State W OT pt FG made per game /02/06 at Cal Poly L FREE THROWS-ATT /10/06 BOISE STATE L Free throw pct /16/06 at Fresno State L REBOUNDS /18/06 at Cal State Fullerton L Rebounds per game /20/06 FLORIDA STATE W Rebounding margin $12/29/06 at Hawaii L ASSISTS /30/06 vs Columbia W Assists per game /2/07 NEVADA W TURNOVERS *1/7/07 at SAN DIEGO TOREROS L Turnovers per game *1/11/07 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L Turnover margin *1/13/07 PEPPERDINE W Assist/turnover ratio *1/18/07 at Saint Mary's (CA) L STEALS *01/20/07 at Santa Clara Broncos LO Steals per game *1/25/07 GONZAGA L BLOCKS *1/27/07 PORTLAND L Blocks per game *2/3/07 SAN DIEGO L WINNING STREAK *02/08/07 at Pepperdine W Home win streak *2/10/07 at Loyola Marymount L ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Univ Opponents

10 USF WOMEN S BASKETBALL WCC STATS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (2-8) (1-4) (1-4) (0-0) CONFERENCE... (2-8) (1-4) (1-4) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) ---TOTAL PTS REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg CARTER, Dominique ROLLINS, Shay HEINTZ, Heidi WARREN, Nickie OLDEN, Lisa PEACE, Nykia andi SITTON, Breann SHORTS, KeLicia KURZATKOWSKA, Kasia GUERRA, Ashley GRIER, Amber TEAM Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS USF OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND SCORING *1/7/07 at SAN DIEGO TOREROS L Points per game *1/11/07 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L Scoring margin *1/13/07 PEPPERDINE W FIELD GOALS-ATT *1/18/07 at Saint Mary's (CA) L Field goal pct *01/20/07 at Santa Clara Broncos LO POINT FG-ATT *1/25/07 GONZAGA L point FG pct *1/27/07 PORTLAND L pt FG made per game *2/3/07 SAN DIEGO L FREE THROWS-ATT *02/08/07 at Pepperdine W Free throw pct *2/10/07 at Loyola Marymount L REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game WINNING STREAK Home win streak ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Univ Opponents