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1 Game 30 February 26, Schedule/Results Overall, 6-10 Big Ten 11/11 vs. Missouri State^ W, /12 vs. Kansas^ W, /15 Indiana State W, /17 Quinnipiac# W, /18 Florida International# W, /21 Louisiana Tech L, /26 at Creighton W, /30 Iowa State$ L, /3 Samford W, /7 at UW-Green Bay L, /16 at Rutgers L, /19 Northern Iowa L, /22 at Drake W, /28 at Minnesota W, /31 #7 Ohio State L, /3 #10 Purdue L, /7 at Northwestern W, /11 at Indiana W, /14 #20 Michigan State L, /21 at #21 Michigan State L, /25 Minnesota (OT) L, /28 at Penn State L, /4 at #5 Ohio State L, /8 Michigan W, /11 at Wisconsin L, /15 Illinois L, /18 Penn State W, /22 at #15 Purdue L, /25 Wisconsin W, /1 vs. Indiana* 7:00 p.m. ^ -- WBCA Classic, Kansas City, MO # -- KCRG-TV9 Hawkeye Challenge, Iowa City $ -- Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk Series * -- Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, IN Iowa Sports Information WBB SID:... Matthew Weitzel ...matthew-weitzel@uiowa.edu Offi ce Phone:...(319) Cell Phone:...(319) Fax:...(319) Press Row:...(319) Website:...hawkeyesports.com Indiana (17-12, 6-10) at Iowa (14-15, 6-10) March 1, p.m. (CST) Indianapolis, IN Conseco Fieldhouse Radio: AM-800 KXIC, AM-600 WMT, AM-1040 WHO TV: Comcast SportsNet Chicago Live Stats: hawkeyesports.com Series Record: IOWA leads, (Last Meeting, IOWA 71-67, January 11, 2007) The Setting Eighth-seeded Iowa (14-15, 6-10) will meet No. 9 seed Indiana (17-12, 6-10) Thursday at 7 p.m. (CST) in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament presented by Xbox 360 at Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, IN. Both Iowa and Indiana won two of its last three regular season games. The winner will advance to face top-seeded Ohio State (26-2, 15-1) in the quarterfinals Friday (5 p.m., CST). Iowa defeated Indiana on Jan.11, 2007, in Bloomington, IN, in the only regular season meeting between the two teams. Iowa has reached the Big Ten Tournament semifinals five times and captured the tournament title in 1997 and The Hoosiers have reached the semifinals three times, including capturing the tournament title once (2002). Indiana is 5-4 in first round contests, while Iowa is 3-2. Ohio State is the defending tournament champion after topping Purdue (63-60) last year. Big Ten Tournament Presented by Xbox 360 Ticket Information Fans can purchase tickets at the Conseco Fieldhouse box office. Single game tickets range from $12-$16. An all-session ticket (10 games) is $65. Fans interested in sitting in the Iowa section can call the UI Ticket Office at IA-HAWKS. On the Tube All tournament games leading up to the championship game will be televised live to a regional cable audience on Comcast SportsNet Chicago. Dave Eanet, Suzie McConnell Serio and Chris Boden will call the action. The championship contest will air on ESPN2. On the Radio Brent Balbinot and Shelley Till will call the action for the Hawkeye Radio Network. Hawkeye fans can listen to Iowa s Big Ten Tournament games on WHO 1040-AM in Des Moines, WMT 600-AM in Cedar Rapids and KXIC 800-AM in Iowa City. The game can also be heard live over the Internet at hawkeyesports.com. Just click Hawkeye All- Access at the top right of the page. Hawkeye All-Access is a subscription service. Iowa History Iowa has played 937 games since beginning basketball in Overall, Iowa s record is (.606). That includes a (.667) mark in Big Ten games and a (.769) record in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Iowa Big Ten Tournament History The Hawkeyes won their second Big Ten Tournament title in dramatic fashion six years ago when they upset the defending tournament champion Purdue Boilermakers (75-70) in Grand Rapids, MI. Iowa holds an overall record of in Big Ten Tournaments. Iowa and Indiana have played each other three times in Big Ten Tournament history, twice in the quarterfinals and once in the semifinals. Iowa bounced Indiana in the 1997 semifinals and in the 2001 quarterfinals, but lost (OT) in the 2002 quarterfinals. This marks the second time Iowa has garnered a No. 8 seed. No. 8 Iowa lost to No. 9 Northwestern, 75-71, in The No. 8 seed has posted an 8-12 overall record in tournament play. Furthermore, the No. 8 seed is 7-5 in games against the No. 9 seed. The No. 8 seed is only 1-6 in contests against the No. 1 seed, with that lone victory coming by Indiana in a upset over top-seeded Purdue in the 1997 quarterfinals. Series Records at Big Ten Tournament The Hawkeyes are 3-0 against Illinois (1996, 1997 and 2001); 2-1 vs. Indiana (1997, 2001 and 2002); 2-0 against Minnesota (1995 and 2003); 1-0 vs. Ohio State (1998) and Michigan (2005); 2-2 vs. Northwestern (1997, 1999, 2000 and 2003); and 1-3 vs. Purdue (1996, 1998, 2001 and 2003); 0-1 against Wisconsin (1982); 0-2 vs. Penn State (1995 and 2005) and Michigan State (2004 and 2006). hawkeyesports.com

2 Probable Starters Iowa Hawkeyes (14-15, 6-10) No. Player Ht. Yr. Pos. PPG RPG 11 Kristi Smith 5-6 So. G Jeneé Graham 5-10 Jr. F Wendy Ausdemore 6-2 So. F Krista VandeVenter 6-2 Jr. F Nicole VanderPol 6-1 So. C Head Coach: Lisa Bluder (Northern Iowa, 1983) 7th Season at Iowa (127-86); 23rd Season Overall ( ) Indiana Hoosiers (17-12, 6-10) No. Player Ht. Yr. Pos. PPG RPG 4 Nikki Smith 5-9 Jr. G Leah Enterline 5-9 Sr. G Whitney Thomas 6-0 So. F Jamie Braun 5-8 Fr. G Sarah McKay 6-7 Sr. C Head Coach: Felisha Legette-Jack (Syracuse, 1989) 1st Season at IU (17-12); 6th Season Overall (71-75) Inside the Numbers IOWA IND Scoring Average Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FG% FG% Defense FT% PT FG% PT FG% Defense Rebound Margin Assists Per Game Turnovers Per Game Steals Per Game Blocks Per Game Indiana vs. Iowa Series History Iowa leads series, (last 10 meetings) Date Score Site Jan. 11, 2007 W, Bloomington Feb. 26, 2006 W, Iowa City Dec. 29, 2005 L, Bloomington Feb. 27, 2005 W, Bloomington Dec, 30, 2004 W, Iowa City Feb. 15, 2004 W, Bloomington Jan. 15, 2004 W, Iowa City Feb. 13, 2003 L, Bloomington Jan. 30, 2003 W, Iowa City Mar. 1, 2002 L, (ot) Indianapolis Iowa Pronunciation Guide Wendy Ausdemore... AUS-de-more Lisa Bluder...BLUE-dir Lindsey Nyenhuis...NINE-hice Zoraa Quoie... QWOY (like BOY) Stacy Schlapkohl...Shh-LOP-cole Megan Skouby... SKO-bee Nicole VanderPol... VANDER-pole Iowa Travel and Practice Schedule The Hawkeyes will depart for the Big Ten Tournament Wednesday afternoon following an early afternoon practice in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Iowa and Purdue will be housed in the Hilton Indianapolis located on 120 West Market Street. Iowa will have its shoot around from 12-12:30 p.m. (EST) Thursday. All shoot arounds are closed to the media. If Iowa advances to Sunday s semifinals, a press opportunity with the four remaining coaches and selected players will take place at the Indianapolis Artsgarden from 2:30-4 p.m. (EST). The second annual Talk of the Town is open to both the media and public. The event is located next to the Circle Centre Mall food court. Big Ten Tournament History This year marks the 13th time that the Big Ten Conference will be hosting a conference tournament. This will be the seventh year that Conseco Fieldhouse will host the Big Ten Tournament. Five year s ago, the tournament was held in Grand Rapids, MI, which was a first for the conference tournament. Prior to the 2001 tournament, the seven other tournaments were held in Indianapolis, IN. Only six teams have won the conference tournament. Purdue has won the most with five, followed by Iowa and Penn State with two. Ohio State, Michigan State and Indiana have each won one. The Boilermakers boast the best winning percentage (.759) in the tournament, while the Hawkeyes rank fourth (.545). The lowest seed to capture a tournament title was fifth-seeded Indiana in 2002 and the top seed has won the tournament only once since 2000 (Ohio State in 2006). A record-setting attendance total of nearly 39,000 watched in 2006 as the Buckeyes captured its first title. Iowa Holds Tournament Records Iowa holds Big Ten Tournament records for field goals in a single-game (37), free throw percentage in a single-game (1.000, 13-13), fewest turnovers in a single-game (5) and average points per game (80.7). All-Time Series Record Thursday will be the 51st meeting between Iowa and Indiana, with the Hawkeyes leading the series Iowa is 3-1 in games played against Indiana on a neutral floor. The Hawkeyes have won six of the last seven in the series, including three of the last four at Assembly Hall. Iowa defeated Indiana on Jan. 11, at Bloomington, IN, in the only regular season meeting between the two teams this season. Scouting Indiana Indiana advanced to the semifinals of last year s conference tournament as the No. 6 seed. The Hoosiers collected wins over 11th-seeded Michigan (68-52) and No. 3 Minnesota (61-46), before falling to second-seeded Purdue (67-41). Indiana finished the 2007 regular season winning its last four home games, but losing its last three road contests. The Hoosiers were 11-3 at Assembly Hall and 6-9 in games away from Bloomington. Junior Nikki Smith and senior Sarah McKay pace the Hoosiers. Smith ranks first in team scoring (12.2), 3-pointers made (61), attempted (174) and percentage (.351) and free throws made (81) and percentage (.794). McKay ranks second in team scoring (11.4) and rebounding (5.6) and first in blocks (52). As a team, Indiana ranks first in Big Ten 3-pointers made (5.83), second in turnover margin (+1.93) and steals (10.0) and fourth in offensive rebounding (13.31). Indiana went 11-2 in non-conference play, including big road wins by the same score of at 15thranked Kentucky and Notre Dame. Both Iowa and Indiana defeated Kansas this season by nearly the same score; the Hawkeyes downed the Jayhawks 63-49, while the Hoosiers won Indiana is coached by Felisha Legette-Jack, who is her first season (17-12,.586) as the Hoosiers head coach and her sixth (71-75,.486) as a collegiate head coach IOWA HAWKEYE ROSTER No. Name Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown (High School/College) 2 Zoraa Quoie* Fr. 5-6 G Woodbury, MN (Woodbury) 3 Abby Emmert Jr. 5-9 G Winterset, IA (Winterset) 11 Kristi Smith So. 5-6 G Thornton, CO (Horizon) 24 Jeneé Graham Jr F Bolingbrook, IL (Bolingbrook) 32 Wendy Ausdemore So. 6-2 F Neola, IA (Tri-Center) 34 Johanna Solverson* Sr. 6-2 F Lake Zurich, IL (Lake Zurich) 40 Stacy Schlapkohl Jr. 6-3 C Durant, IA (Durant) 43 Nicole VanderPol So. 6-1 F Grundy Center, IA (Grundy Center) 44 Megan Skouby So. 6-6 C Mentor, OH (Mentor) 45 JoAnn Hamlin* So. 6-3 C Douglass, KS (Winfield/Kansas State) 50 Lindsey Nyenhuis So. 5-7 G Grand Rapids, MI (Forest Hills Northern) 51 Krista VandeVenter Jr. 6-2 F Osseo, MN (Osseo) * - will not dress Head Coach: Lisa Bluder Associate Head Coach: Jan Jensen Assistant Coaches: Jenni Fitzgerald and Michael Morgan hawkeyesports.com

3 IOWA CAPTAINS Iowa captains this season are juniors Stacy Schlapkohl and Krista VandeVender. RPI Ratings Iowa ranks 78th, while Indiana is 59th in the RPI rankings published on February 26, on collegerpi.com/women. Iowa s strength of schedule ranks 24th, while Indiana s 40th. Currently, the Big Ten is the fourth rated conference behind the SEC, Big XII and ACC. Iowa, Indiana Notes Iowa recorded its largest comeback in school history, erasing a 19-point second-half deficit to bounce seventh-seeded Indiana, 81-76, in the 2001 Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals at Grand Rapids, MI. The Hawkeyes ultimately won the tournament. Iowa is 6-5 in Big Ten Tournament contests under seventh-year Head Coach Lisa Bluder. The Hawkeyes are 3-5 in tournament games played at Conseco Fieldhouse the last five years. Iowa finished with a 6-10 league mark for the second time under Coach Bluder ( ). Iowa and Illinois had the toughest schedule amongst Big Ten teams, having to play the top-three ranked teams twice each. If Iowa would have defeated Illinois, there would have been a five-way tie for fourth. Iowa s five-member sophomore class is responsible for 69 percent of its offense (1,375 of 1,981 points). Indiana senior Sarah McKay is one of only two Big Ten women s basketball players who stand taller than Iowa s 6-6 sophomore Megan Skouby. McKay stands 6-7, while Michigan State freshman Alyssa DeHaan is 6-9. Indiana has attempted 146 more 3-pointers than Iowa. The Hoosiers sank (.326), compared to only (.411) for the Hawkeyes. Iowa ranks second in the country in 3-point field goal percentage, fourth in free throw percentage and 31st in assists per game. Kristi Smith ranks 28th in free throw percentage and Megan Skouby ranks 32nd in foul shooting and Wendy Ausdemore ranks 18th in 3-point field goal percentage and 94th in triples made. Kristi Smith eclipsed 200 career assists with her six dimes vs. Wisconsin in the regular season finale. Smith is sitting on 599 career points. Iowa s current free throw percentage (.788, ) and 3-point field goal percentage (.411, ) both rank first in Iowa single-season history. Furthermore, the Hawkeyes rank second in the country in 3-point field goal percentage and fourth in free throw percentage this season. Indiana ranked first in 3-pointers made (6.06), while Iowa ranked second (5.94), during Big Ten play. Iowa pulled down a season-high 46 rebounds at Indiana on Jan. 11. Additionally, junior Krista VandeVenter cleared a career-high 15 rebounds in the victory at Assembly Hall. Wendy Ausdemore has made two or more 3-pointers 19 times this season, including in 12-of-16 Big Ten contests. Additionally, Ausdemore has made at least one trey in 16 consecutive games. Kristi Smith has drained at least one triple in 14 of the last 15 games. Iowa s 103-point outburst vs. Wisconsin marked the first time a Big Ten team totaled over 100 points since Michigan State overwhelmed Northwestern on Feb. 3, Iowa is when leading at the half in seven years under Coach Bluder. Iowa is when holding opponents to 69 points or less, including a 34-1 mark when opponents score 59 points or less. Iowa is 13-0 when having a higher field goal percentage, 11-4 when opponents shoot less than 40 percent from 3-point range this season. The Hawkeyes are also 12-3 when having more assists. The Hawkeyes have lost all six of its games against ranked opponents this season (No. 5 and No. 7 Ohio State, No. 10 and No. 15 Purdue, No. 20 and No. 21 Michigan State). Krista VandeVenter has grabbed 627 career rebounds and ranks 11th in Iowa career rebounding. She is 26 rebounds from tying Shanda Berry (653) and cracking the top ten. Iowa is 4-4 in games played on March 1, 5-3 in contests played on March 2 and March 4 and 1-2 in games competed on March 5. Head Coach Lisa Bluder Lisa Bluder (pronounced BLUE-dir) is in her seventh season as head coach at the University of Iowa and her 23rd season as a college head coach. Bluder, 44, has a career record of (.679), including a (.596) record at Iowa, a (.638) record in 10 seasons ( ) at Drake and a six-year mark ( ) of (.824) at St. Ambrose. Bluder is Iowa s second all-time winningest coach and trails only C. Vivian Stringer. She has guided the Hawkeyes to six post-season tournaments (4 NCAA, 2 WNIT) and four upper division finishes in the Big Ten Conference. In her first season with the Hawkeyes, Bluder transformed a struggling program into a 21-game winner. Iowa finished second in the Big Ten, won the conference tournament and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Bluder became Iowa s third coach to be named Big Ten Coach of the Year. She was also honored as the College Coach of the Year by the News Service and was named the WBCA District 6 Coach of the Year. Iowa s squad finished fourth in the Big Ten and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive year. In 2003, Bluder guided the Hawkeyes to its first-ever WNIT appearance. Iowa, which had nine underclassmen on its roster, advanced to the quarterfinals before falling to Creighton. In , Iowa finished 23-10, starting the year 13-0 and were the last Division I undefeated team standing. Last season, Bluder mentored a team plagued by injuries to a fifth-place Big Ten finish and an NCAA Tournament berth. In her 10 years at Drake, Bluder brought great success and tradition to the Bulldog program and established herself as one of the top coaches in the country. She led Drake to five 20-plus win seasons in the last six years, including five post-season appearances. She guided the Bulldogs to eight Missouri Valley Conference Tournament appearances, reaching the semifinals six times and winning the tournament four times. Bluder was also named the Conference Coach of the Year three times as Drake. Bluder began her coaching career at St. Ambrose, where she coached six successful seasons building the Bees into a NAIA powerhouse. During her tenure at St. Ambrose, Bluder guided the Bees to four straight national tournaments, including two consecutive Final Four appearances. The 1990 St. Ambrose team was ranked No. 1 and Bluder was named the NAIA Converse Coach of the Year. A graduate of Linn-Mar High School in Marion, IA, Bluder was a three-year starter at Northern Iowa. She graduated from UNI in 1983 with a bachelor s degree in marketing. Bluder and her husband David have two daughters, Hannah (9) and Emma (6) and one son, David (4). Ausdemore Receives Academic Honor Wendy Ausdemore earned CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine District VII academic all-america recognition on Feb. 8. Ausdemore, who was the only sophomore named to either the first or second team in District VII, has a 3.83 cumulative GPA and is majoring in pre-business. Tough Sledding Winning on the road was a difficult task for teams during the Big Ten Conference season. Not including the top three teams (Ohio State, Michigan State and Purdue) in the league, Iowa and Illinois had the highest number of road victories with three, followed by Wisconsin (2), Minnesota (2) and Indiana (1). Penn State, Michigan and Northwestern finished conference play winless on the road. hawkeyesports.com

4 Big Ten Standings Overall Big Ten W L PCT W L PCT Ohio State Purdue Michigan State Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Penn State Indiana IOWA Michigan Northwestern Thursday, March 1 Game 1: #7 Wisconsin vs. #10 Michigan, 2 p.m. Game 2: #6 Minnesota vs. #11 Northwestern, 4:30 p.m. Game 3: #8 Iowa vs. #9 Indiana, 7 p.m. Friday, March 2 Game 4: #2 Purdue vs. Game 1 Winner, 11 a.m. Game 5: #3 Michigan State vs. Game 2 Winner, 1:30 p.m. Game 6: #1 Ohio State vs. Game 3 Winner, 5 p.m. Game 7: #4 Illinois vs. #5 Penn State, 7:30 p.m. all times listed central Last Meeting Iowa s Kristi Smith and Wendy Ausdemore combined to make all six of their free throw attempts in the final seconds to propel the Hawkeyes to another come-from-behind road victory in the Big Ten, at Indiana. Lisa Bluder and the Hawkeyes collected the win in her 700th career game as a head coach. Trailing with eight minutes remaining, the Hawkeyes staged another furious second-half comeback. Iowa outscored Indiana the final eight minutes to come away with its fourth consecutive road win. The Hawkeyes had four players score in double figures en route to victory. Ausdemore led all scorers with 22. Sophomore Megan Skouby netted 14 of her 15 points in the second half, while Smith tallied 14 points, with four of her points coming at the foul line in the final seconds to help seal the victory. Leading by only one (65-64), Smith drained two free throws, in a one-andone situation, with 19 seconds remaining to give Iowa a three-point advantage (67-64). After a timeout, Smith stole the inbounds pass and then drained another pair of free throws to give the Hawkeyes a five-point lead (69-64) with 17 seconds left. Ausdemore made two additional foul shots in the final seconds. Indiana made an insignificant 3-pointer at the buzzer to make the final score, Iowa missed 10 straight field goal attempts, failing to score for eight and a half minutes spanning halves. Indiana took advantage of the Hawkeyes scoring drought, closing the first half on a 16-3 run to claim an eight-point halftime advantage (34-26). The Hoosiers also had four players in double figures, led by Sarah McKay. The senior posted a double-double (17 points, 10 rebounds) and blocked a game-high five shots. Jamie Braun contributed 12 points, Kim Roberson tallied 11 points and Nikki Smith added 10. Iowa shot 83 percent (19-23) at the foul line, compared to Indiana s 59 percent (13-22). Additionally, the Hawkeyes outrebounded the Hoosiers by nine (46-37). Helping Iowa clear a season-high 46 rebounds was junior Krista VandeVenter and Skouby. VandeVenter pulled down a career-high 15 rebounds, while Skouby equaled a career best with nine boards. Last Time Out Five Hawkeyes scored in double figures as Iowa outlasted Wisconsin, at Carver-Hawkeye Arena last Sunday. The 103-point outburst by Iowa is the second-highest scoring output in school history and is an arena record. The Hawkeyes reached the century mark for the first time in 18 years and only the fifth time in school history. Sophomores Wendy Ausdemore, Kristi Smith and Nicole VanderPol combined for 65 of the 103 points. Ausdemore and Smith shared team high honors with 24 points, while VanderPol netted a career-high 17 points and hauled in a career-high eight rebounds in only her fourth start of the year. Ausdemore drained four consecutive 3-pointers the first 5:07 of the second half to fuel the Hawkeye offense. In fact, the sophomore finished the contest 6-8 from behind the arc. The six treys is an arena record by an Iowa player. Smith tallied 11 of her 24 points from the foul line. The Black and Gold led by as many as 18 points and led by double digits for most of the second half. The Badgers were able to cut the deficit to seven (90-83) with 4:25 left, but Iowa was able to hold on for the victory. Wisconsin was led by Jolene Anderson and Mariah Dunham. Anderson led all scorers with 26 points, while Dunham chipped in with 25. Both shared team high honors with seven rebounds. Iowa and Wisconsin combined for 72 free throw attempts and both made the most of their attempts. The Hawkeyes made their first 17 attempts and concluded the game shooting 81.6 percent (31-38). The Badgers shot at a 85.3 percent clip (29-34). Fifty-two fouls were called in the contest, 35 of which came in the second period. Final Game Notes Iowa improved to in games against Wisconsin, including a 19-8 edge in contests played in Iowa City. Iowa and Wisconsin combined for 196 points, which is the highest scoring game in Iowa school history, besting 195 points in Iowa State s double overtime victory over Iowa on December 3, Iowa s 103 points is the second highest scoring output in school history and is an Iowa record in Carver-Hawkeye Arena (Penn State scored 110 vs. Howard on Nov. 26, 1989 in the Hawkeye Classic). The Hawkeyes posted 106 points twice before; first in a triumph over Northern Iowa in Nov. 27, 1978 and again in a victory over North Carolina on Dec. 29, The 103 points is a season high for a Big Ten team, besting 98 points scored by Indiana (vs. Dayton) and Ohio State (vs. Alabama A&M). Iowa converted from the charity stripe. The Hawkeyes, who rank fourth in the country in free throw percentage, has shot at above 80 percent from the charity stripe 13 times this season. Both free throws made and attempted numbers by Iowa rank second in school and Carver-Hawkeye Arena history. The Hawkeyes were (.884) from the foul line vs. Indiana State on Nov. 15, 2006, earlier this season. Iowa scored 56 second-half points, an arena record. The previous best was 55 established vs. Western Illinois (11/25/00) and Illinois (1/1/06). Wendy Ausdemore drained six 3-pointers, shooting at a.750-clip (6-8). The six triples are a new arena record by an Iowa player, besting a mark established 11 times before, including once by Ausdemore. The sophomore made five treys vs. Quinnipiac on Nov. 17, 2006, earlier this season. She was only one trey shy of the school record set by Lindsey Meder, also against Wisconsin. Meder sank seven triples at Wisconsin on Dec. 31, Wendy Ausdemore netted 24 points, shooting 6-10 from the field, including 6-8 from 3-point range, and a perfect 6-6 from the free throw line. Ausdemore scored a combined 54 points in two games against Wisconsin this season. On Feb. 11, Ausdemore poured in 27 against the Badgers. Kristi Smith scored 24 points, one shy of a career high. The native of Thornton, CO, was 6-9 from the field, including 1-1 from behind the arc, and from the foul line. The 11 free throws made, equals a career high, while the 13 attempts is a career best. Smith also collected a game-high four steals and a team-high six assists. Iowa, a team that ranks second nationally in 3-point field goal percentage shot at a 61.5 percent clip, draining 8-13, bolstered by 6-8 from sophomore Wendy Ausdemore. hawkeyesports.com

5 Big Ten Overall Individual Stats Megan Skouby Rank Avg. Free Throw Percentage 4th.851 Blocked Shots 7th 1.44 Scoring 12th 13.5 Field Goal Percentage 12th.465 Wendy Ausdemore Rank Avg. 3-point FG Percentage 2nd pointers Made 3rd 2.14 Minutes Played 12th Field Goal Percentage 13th.452 Scoring 13th 13.1 Krista VandeVenter Rank Avg. Rebounding 13th 6.3 Offensive Rebounds 13th 2.36 Defensive Rebounds 15th 3.91 Kristi Smith Rank Avg 3-Point FG Percentage 1st.517 Free Throw Percentage 2nd.857 Assists 4th 4.17 Minutes Played 6th Assist/Turnover Ratio 7th Pointers Made 10th 1.55 Scoring 10th 13.6 Steals 13th 1.66 Field Goal Percentage 15th.444 Jenee Graham Rank Avg. Assist/Turnover Ratio 2nd 1.53 Defensive Rebounds 4th 5.34 Rebounding 4th 7.8 Offensive Rebounds 8th 2.48 Assists 13th 3.1 Lindsey Nyenhuis Rank Avg. 3-pointers Made 12th 1.32 Trio Three Hawkeyes have had great finishes to the regular season campaign. Wendy Ausdemore averaged 19.6 points and 4.4 rebounds the last five games, Nicole VanderPol averaged 11.4 points and 4.6 rebounds the last five games and Kristi Smith averaged 15.8 points and 5.2 assists the last six contests. Raining Threes Iowa finished the season on fire from behind the 3-point arc. The Hawkeyes sank (.516) from 3-point range the last seven games of the regular season. For the season, Iowa ranks second in the nation, making (.411). Iowa s 41.1 percent shooting behind the arc ranks second in Big Ten single-season history. Northwestern converted 41.8 percent ( ) in Iowa is the only Big Ten team who has three student-athletes make 35 or more treys (Wendy Ausdemore, 62; Kristi Smith, 45; Lindsey Nyenhuis, 37). Ausdemore has made 14 of her last 24 (.583) 3-point attempts, while Smith has made 32 of her last 50 (.640). Iowa was 7-8 (.875) from 3-point range in its triumph over Penn State on Feb. 18. The 87.5 percent shooting from behind the arc broke a Carver-Hawkeye Arena record and tied a Big Ten singlegame mark. Northwestern made 7-8 (.875) against Iowa on March 2, 2000, at the Big Ten Tournament. Wendy Ausdemore is Iowa s single-season leader in sophomore 3-pointers made, eclipsing Lindsey Meder s mark of 60 set during the campaign. Ausdemore s six triples in the regular season finale vs. Wisconsin raised her season total to 62. The 62 treys rank third in a single-season at Iowa. Lindsey Meder drained a school-record 84 in and 68 in Kristi Smith (45) and Lindsey Nyenhuis (37) rank third and fourth, respectively, in Iowa s single-season sophomore rankings for 3- pointers made. Skouby Returns Center Megan Skouby fractured a bone in her non-shooting hand during practice on Feb. 3. The starting sophomore missed four conference games before returning to action in a limited capacity on Feb. 18. Skouby, who wears a soft cast on her left hand, came off the bench and collected seven points, four assists and two blocks vs. Penn State. The 6-6 center, started her first game since the injury at 15th-ranked Purdue on Feb. 22 and played 21 minutes, scoring six points. Skouby played only 11 minutes, off the bench, in the regular season finale vs. Wisconsin, scoring seven points. Prior to the injury, she played in 51 consecutive contests, including 40 starts. Skouby ranks second in team scoring (13.5), first in blocked shots (36) and third in rebounding (4.6). Hawkeyes Approaching Big Ten Record Iowa is approaching a Big Ten single-season record. The Hawkeyes are currently shooting at a.788 ( ) clip at the free throw line, which ranks fourth nationally. The Big Ten Conference single-season record is.783 ( ) established by Michigan State in Iowa s team (.769) and squad (.760) currently rank fifth and seventh, respectively, in Big Ten single-season free throw percentage rankings. The Hawkeyes will shatter the previous single-season school record of.769 ( ) set during the season. Inside-Outside Threat Wendy Ausdemore can score both inside and outside the 3-point arc. The 6-2 sophomore has made (.473) of her two-point attempts and (.431) from behind the 3-point arc. Big Ten Overall Stats Scoring Offense 1. Ohio State Iowa 68.3 Scoring Defense 1. Purdue Iowa 71.8 Scoring Margin 1. Ohio State Iowa -3.5 Free Throw Percentage 1. Iowa.788 Field Goal Percentage 1. Ohio State Iowa.430 Field Goal Percentage Defense 1. Purdue Iowa Point Field Goals Made 1. Indiana Iowa Point Field Goal Percentage 1. Iowa Point Field Goal Percentage Defense 1. Illinois Iowa.355 Rebounding 1. Illinois Iowa 35.0 Offensive Rebounds 1. Minnesota Iowa Defensive Rebounds 1. Illinois Iowa Rebounding Allowed 1. Ohio State Iowa 34.4 Rebounding Margin 1. Wisconsin Iowa +0.7 Blocked Shots 1. Michigan State Iowa 2.66 Assists 1. Ohio State Iowa Steals 1. Purdue Iowa 6.17 Turnover Margin 1. Purdue Iowa Assist/Turnover Ratio 1. Ohio State Iowa 0.94 hawkeyesports.com

6 Big Ten League Stats Scoring Offense 1. Ohio State Iowa 67.3 Scoring Defense 1. Purdue Iowa 72.9 Scoring Margin 1. Purdue Iowa -5.6 Free Throw Percentage 1. Michigan State Iowa.785 Field Goal Percentage 1. Ohio State Iowa.417 Field Goal Percentage Defense 1. Purdue Iowa Point Field Goals Made 1. Indiana Iowa Point Field Goal Percentage 1. Iowa Point Field Goal Percentage Defense 1. Michigan State Iowa.344 Rebounding 1. Michigan State Iowa 33.6 Offensive Rebounds 1. Wisconsin Iowa Defensive Rebounds 1. Illinois Iowa Rebounding Allowed 1. Ohio State Iowa 34.8 Rebounding Margin 1. Illinois Iowa -1.2 Blocked Shots 1. Michigan State Iowa 2.38 Assists 1. Iowa Steals 1. Purdue Iowa 6.88 Turnover Margin 1. Purdue Iowa Assist/Turnover Ratio 1. Ohio State Iowa 0.97 Big Ten League Only Individual Stats Wendy Ausdemore Rank Avg. Free Throw Percentage 1st point FG Percentage 2nd pointers Made 2nd 2.5 Scoring 5th 15.2 Field Goal Percentage 7th.494 Minutes Played 13th Jenee Graham Rank Avg. Defensive Rebounds 12th 3.94 Assists 12th 2.94 Rebounding 16th 5.9 Megan Skouby Rank Avg. Free Throw Percentage 6th.857 Blocked Shots 8th 1.25 Field Goal Percentage 14th.439 Scoring 15th 12.5 Kristi Smith Rank Avg 3-point FG Percentage 1st.593 Assists 2nd 4.69 Minutes Played 4th Assist/Turnover Ratio 4th point FG Made 5th 2.0 Free Throw Percentage 5th.862 Scoring 7th 15.0 Field Goal Percentage 13th.439 Krista VandeVenter Rank Avg. Offensive Rebounds 6th 2.81 Rebounding 8th 7.1 Defensive Rebounds 10th 4.31 Minutes Played 12th Assists 13th 2.69 Steals 15th 1.57 Smith Lighting it Up Behind the Arc Kristi Smith has been shooting lights-out from 3- point range. Smith sank 13 triples in Iowa s first 14 games, but since has drained 32 in only 50 attempts (.640) in the last 15 contests -- she made all four attempts from behind the arc vs. Michigan on Feb. 8. Smith ranks first in 3-point field goal percentage (.593) and fourth in treys made (2.0) in league games. For the season, her 3-point field goal percentage (.517, 45-87) ranks second-best in school history. The 5-6 guard shot.415 (22-53) last season from behind the arc. Additionally, her free throw percentage of.857 ( ) ranks fourth-best in Iowa single-season history. Coming on Strong! Wendy Ausdemore has been terrific down the stretch, posting career numbers. The sophomore poured in a career-high 27 points on 9-15 shooting from the field, including 3-6 from 3-point range, and a perfect 6-6 from the free throw line at Wisconsin Feb. 11. Four days later, Ausdemore bested her career highs by netting 29 points on 9-16 shooting from the field, including 3-5 from behind the arc, and a perfect 8-8 from the foul line vs. Illinois. In Iowa s win vs. Penn State, she tied a career high with three blocks to go along with 13 points. At 15th-ranked Purdue, she cleared a teamhigh seven rebounds. Against Wisconsin, in the regular season finale, she shared team high honors, scoring 24 points, bolstered by 6-8 shooting from behind the 3-point arc. Ausdemore s offensive explosion has vaulted her to fifth in Big Ten Conference scoring (15.2). The native of Neola, IA, also ranks first in league free throw percentage (.975, 39-40) and second in 3-pointers made (2.5) and 3-point field goal percentage (.519, 40-77). Jackson Five Iowa has had five players score 20 points or more in a single game this season. Kristi Smith has accomplished the feat a team-best seven times, Wendy Ausdemore six times, Megan Skouby three times, Krista VandeVenter twice and Stacy Schlapkohl once. The Hawkeyes have had a player score 20 points or more 12 of the last 17 games. Solverson Update Senior Johanna Solverson will sit out the remainder of the season and apply for a sixth year of eligibility. Solverson, a fifth-year senior, suffered a second tear of the anterior cruciate ligament on her right knee during a Game Time League contest last June in North Liberty. Solverson sustained her first ACL injury in July 2005 in a pick-up game in Chicago. Solverson played in all but one game her first three seasons. The only game she missed was vs. Kansas State on December 12, 2003 due to an ankle injury. One of Iowa s most versatile players, she boasts a career average of 8.5 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.02 assists and 1.67 steals in 94 games. During the campaign, Solverson became only the second Iowa player to amass over 350 points, 125 assists and rebounds and 70 steals in a single season (Michelle Edwards). She averaged 10.9 points, 3.9 rebounds, 4.12 assists and 2.12 steals in 33 contests. The native of Lake Zurich, IL, ranks ninth in Iowa career assists (284), 12th in steals (157), 20th in rebounding (408) and 29th in scoring (802). Quoie Out Freshman Zoraa Quoie is from Woodbury, MN, and has been declared academically ineligible for the remainder of the season. She will remain in school and attempt to regain her academic standing for the campaign. Quoie will be able to practice with the team, but will be unable to play in games or travel with the team. The 5-6 guard played sparingly in three games, averaging 2.0 points, 1.3 steals and 1.0 assists. hawkeyesports.com

7 Smith Joining Iowa Point Guard Elite Kristi Smith s numbers resemble a previous Hawkeye point guard who was an honorable mention all-american honoree, Cara Consuegra. Smith has amassed 203 assists so far her first two seasons, 82 her freshman year and 121 this year. The native of Thornton, CO, scored 206 points her freshman campaign and 393 this season for a total of 599. Consuegra started her career with 94 assists her freshman year and 153 her sophomore season. She netted 97 points as a freshman and 309 as a sophomore for a total of 406. Below is a comparison between the two point guards. Cara Consuegra ( ) Year FG-FGA Pct 3-FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct. Ast Stl Pts Avg Fresh Soph Totals Kristi Smith ( ) Year FG-FGA Pct 3-FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct. Ast Stl Pts Avg Fresh Soph Totals Did You Know? Kristi Smith is the first Hawkeye freshman or sophomore to amass more than 100 assists and 375 points in a single-season. She has 393 points and 121 assists in The feat has been accomplished only six times by four players throughout their respective careers. Listed below are the players and the year the achievement was accomplished: Player (Year)... Statistics Kristi Smith ( ) points and 121 assists Cara Consuegra ( ) points and 138 assists Jolette Law ( ) points and 122 assists Jolette Law ( ) points and 132 assists Michelle Edwards ( ) points and 140 assists Michelle Edwards ( ) points and 123 assists No Sophomore Slump Wendy Ausdemore, Kristi Smith and Megan Skouby have cracked the top-five in sophomore records for 3-pointers made, assists and blocks, respectively. Ausdemore s 62 triples rank first among sophomores, besting previous record-holder Lindsey Meder (60). Smith s 121 assists rank her third among Hawkeye sophomores. The record is 153 shared by Cara Consuegra ( ) and April Calhoun ( ). Skouby s 36 rejections rank third. She is four blocks from tying Toni Foster ( ) for second place. Tangela Smith ( ) is the record holder with 69. Furthermore, Skouby has 83 career blocks, which tie Lisa Becker ( ) for sixth-best in Iowa career annals. She needs only three more to equal Cathy Marx s ( ) total of 86 for fifth place. Double Trouble Sophomores Wendy Ausdemore and Kristi Smith really raised their level of play during conference season. In conference games only stats, Ausdemore ranked first in free throw percentage (.975), second in 3-point field goal percentage (.519) and 3-pointers made (2.5), fifth in scoring (15.2), seventh in field goal percentage (.494) and 13th in minutes played (33.38). Smith ranked first in 3-point field goal percentage (.593), second in assists (4.69), fourth in minutes played (35.62) and assist/turnover ratio (1.44), fifth in 3-pointers made (2.0) and free throw percentage (.862), seventh in scoring (15.0) and 13th in field goal percentage (.439). Attendance Rankings Iowa ranks 26th nationally in attendance, averaging 4,132 fans. Iowa has ranked in the top-25, 15 of the last 17 seasons. Freebies Iowa has made free throws when it counted -- in the last five minutes of games. The Hawkeyes are (.792) in the last five minutes, (.737) under two minutes and (.773) under a minute to play. Iowa made all six of its free throw attempts in the final 20 seconds, leading by single digits, at Indiana on Jan. 11. Iowa has made from the foul line this year. The Hawkeyes 78.8 percent shooting from the free throw line is tops in the Big Ten and fourth nationally. Iowa opponents are only (.714) from the charity stripe. The Hawkeyes are well on their way to shattering the school free throw percentage record of.769 ( ) established in Wendy Ausdemore missed only one attempt (39-40) during the 16-game conference season. Her.975 free throw percentage ranks second-best in league play history behind Indiana s Cyndi Valentin (.977, 42-43), who established the record during the 2004 season. Smith Leads Kristi Smith has done a great job leading the Hawkeye offense as point guard. Smith ranks first in team scoring (13.6), assists (121) and free throws made (97) and attempted (126. Smith has led the team in scoring 12 times, including scoring 20-plus points a team-best seven times, led the team in steals 16 times and assists 13 times. The native of Thornton, CO, was on fire during conference play. She ranked high in eight statistical categories in league games only rankings: first in 3-point field goal percentage (.593), second in assists (4.69), fourth in minutes played (35.62) and assist/turnover ratio (1.44), fifth in 3-pointers made (2.0) and free throw percentage (.862), seventh in scoring (15.0) and 13th in field goal percentage (.439). Home, Away Comparisons Iowa has a higher free throw percentage on the road than at home. The Hawkeyes have converted 82.4 percent ( ) of its road foul shots, compared to 75.8 percent ( ) at home. Iowa averages 10.0 more points per game, 4.8 more assists and 2.2 more rebounds at home than on the road. Here are the home and away comparisons: FG% 3-PT% FT% REB AST TO PTS Home Away Wins, Losses Comparisons There are big differentials in the stats between Iowa s wins and losses. The Hawkeyes score an average of 13.3 more points and shoot 7.4 percent better from the field, including 8.8 percent better from 3-point range, in their victories. Iowa averages 5.5 more rebounds and 3.8 more assists in wins than losses. Here are the wins and losses comparisons: FG% 3-PT% FT% REB AST TO PTS Wins Losses Reaching Double Figures Following are Iowa s number of double figure games in scoring and rebounding, both for the season and career: Points Rebounds Career Career Megan Skouby Krista VandeVenter Kristi Smith Wendy Ausdemore Stacy Schlapkohl Jeneé Graham Nicole VanderPol Lindsey Nyenhuis Abby Emmert hawkeyesports.com

8 Records Below is a list of school records achieved in Free Throw Percentage (Season) (.788) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Season) (.411) Free Throws Made (Game)...33 vs. Indiana State, 11/15/06 Free Throws Attempted (CHA)...43, vs. Indiana State, 11/15/06 Free Throws Attempted (Big Ten Game) vs. Wisconsin, 2/25/07 Second Half Points (CHA Record) vs. Wisconsin, 2/25/07 3-Pointers Made (CHA Record by Iowa Player)...6, Wendy Ausdemore vs. Wisc., 2/25/07 3-Pointers Made (Sophomore Season)...62, Wendy Ausdemore Iowa vs. Ranked Teams Iowa is 0-6 against ranked opponents this season. Iowa recorded at least one victory over a ranked opponent in each of Coach Bluder s first six years on the Hawkeye sidelines. Iowa has lost five games to ranked opponents this season (No. 5 and No. 7 Ohio State, No. 10 and No. 15 Purdue, No. 20 Michigan State and No. 21 Michigan State). These are Iowa s most recent wins vs. nationally ranked opponents: At Home: (OT) over 8th-ranked Purdue, 2/2/06 On the Road: over 18th-ranked Michigan State, 2/1/04 Neutral Court: over 21st-ranked Oklahoma, 11/27/04 Graham Steps Up With Iowa s leading rebounder (Krista Vande- Venter) sidelined for the first seven contests, Jenee Graham stepped up and filled the rebounding void. She has grabbed double-digit rebounds 11 times and has been Iowa s leading rebounder in 15 games. Graham corralled a career-high 14 rebounds against Indiana State and Louisiana Tech. Graham averages 5.1 points, 7.8 rebounds and 3.1 assists. The native of Bolingbrook, IL, ranks fourth in Big Ten rebounding (7.8). The junior also ranks second in Big Ten assist/turnover ratio (1.53). Graham equaled a career high with seven assists and no turnover vs. Michigan on Feb. 8. Graham has dished out four dimes or more 14 times this year. Graham led Iowa in scoring for the first time in her career when she netted a career-high 14 points vs. Northern Iowa. Hawkeyes Honored Sophomores Wendy Ausdemore and Megan Skouby were named to the KCRG-TV9 Hawkeye Challenge All-Tournament team. Skouby was recognized as the tournament s Most Valuable Player. Trifecta The Hawkeyes had three sophomores recognized on the WBCA Classic All-Tournament team. Wendy Ausdemore, Megan Skouby and Kristi Smith all earned all-tournament laurels. Skouby was honored as the tournament s Most Valuable Player. Skouby averaged 16.0 points, 7.0 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 2.0 blocks in the two contests. Smith averaged 15.0 points, 4.0 assists, 2.5 steals and 2.5 rebounds. Ausdemore averaged 13.5 points, 6.0 rebounds and 3.5 assists. Hawkeyes Win WBCA Classic Iowa opened the season with two quality road wins, defeating Missouri State (79-70) and Kansas (63-49) to capture the fifth-annual WBCA Classic in Kansas City, MO. 20-Year Anniversary This season marks the 20-year anniversary of Iowa s first Big Ten regular season championship. Iowa s team finished the league campaign 17-1 and shared the title with Ohio State. The squad advanced to the Elite Eight in the NCAA Tournament before falling to eventual NCAA runner-up Louisiana Tech. Michelle Edwards earned all- America honors, while Franthea Price was named Big Ten Freshman of the Year. Bluder Hits Milestones After garnering her 300th Division I victory in Iowa s regular season finale vs. Indiana last season, Bluder reached two additional coaching milestones in She coached in her 700th career game and 200th on the Iowa sidelines, both during conference play. The Marion, IA, native has coached in 711 career games ( ,.679) and 213 contests (127-86,.596) on the Hawkeye sidelines. No Senior Starters For the first time under Coach Bluder, Iowa does not have a senior in the starting lineup. Iowa s starting lineup includes three sophomores (Wendy Ausdemore, Kristi Smith and Megan Skouby) and two juniors (Jenee Graham and Krista VandeVenter). The last time Iowa did not have a senior starter was the season (two juniors, three sophomores). Iowa has had at least two senior starters every year under Bluder, except the season (center Tracy Schrupp). Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk Series Iowa currently leads the third annual Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk Series 11-4 with only three events remaining. Iowa was victorious in women s soccer (1-0, OT), football (27-17), wrestling (24-6) men s basketball (77-59) and women s swimming ( ). Iowa State won volleyball (3-2) and women s basketball (80-74). The nine-sport series awards two points (except football, which is worth three) to the winning school in each head-to-head match-up between the two institutions. Additionally, two points are awarded to an institution if the graduation rate of its student-athletes is greater than the national average as reported each fall by the NCAA. Hawkeyes Traveling Overseas in May The women s basketball team will be traveling overseas for 11 days to Greece, May 23-June 2, to play exhibition games. Hawkeyes Ink Two Kachine Alexander and Kelsey Cermak signed National Letters of Intent to attend the University of Iowa. Alexander, a native of Minneapolis, is a three-time all-conference honoree. She earned the Best Defensive Player Award at Benilde-St. Margaret s High School her freshman and sophomore years. Her team was three-time conference champions and won the Minnesota State AAA Championship in The 5-9 forward was named state tournament MVP and earned honorable mention all-state honors her junior year. She averaged 12.8 points, 8.0 rebounds, 3.5 steals and 3.0 assists in 29 starts her junior season. Cermak, who hails from Norwalk, IA, is a two-time first team all-state honoree and a three-time first team all-conference and all-district selection. She was the Norwalk High School MVP her first three years. The 6-1 guard holds her school s single-season record for steals (90). She averaged 17.2 points, 7.4 rebounds and 2.8 steals in 26 starts on a team that won the Iowa state and conference championship her junior season. Cermak averaged 18.9 points, 7.0 rebounds and 3.6 steals her sophomore campaign. Norwalk placed second in its conference her freshman and sophomore seasons. Jensen Receives Drake Double D Award Iowa Associate Head Coach Jan Jensen was one of four former Drake student-athletes to receive the Drake Double D Award on Feb. 17 in Des Moines. The award is presented annually to Drake letterwinners for achievements in their chosen field or endeavor and/or community service since leaving Drake. The Double D Award is the highest honor Drake bestows on its student-athletes. Since its inception in 1968, the Double D honor has been presented to 221 former Drake letterwinners. Jensen graduated from Drake in 1991 with a degree in public relations, while earning her Masters in Higher Education in She is one of only two Drake players to have their number retired in the Knapp Center. Jensen ranks fourth on Drake s all-time scoring list, third in field goal percentage and fifth in steals and rebounds. As a senior in , she led the nation in scoring (29.6) and was named Academic All-American National Player of the Year by GTE/CoSIDA. Credits This Big Ten Tournament guide was compiled and edited by the University of Iowa Sports Information Office to assist the media in their coverage of the Iowa Hawkeyes in the upcoming conference tournament. It is intended to supplement, not duplicate, the Iowa Women s Basketball Media Guide. Special thanks go to those writers whose work appears in this booklet. hawkeyesports.com

9 Wendy Ausdemore So., 6-2, Forward Neola, IA Tri-Center HS #32 Named to the WBCA Classic and Hawkeye Challenge All-Tournament teams Named to the Academic All-District second team Netted double figures in contests Ranks 16th in the country in 3-point field goal percentage Broke the Iowa sophomore single-season 3-pointers made record (62), previously held by Lindsey Meder (60); the 62 treys rank third in a single-season at Iowa Posted career highs in back-to-back contests (Wisconsin and Illinois) Posted team highs in blocks and scoring eight times, assists and rebounds four times and steals three times Averaged 19.6 points and 4.4 rebounds the last five games of the regular season Led Iowa in scoring during conference play (243 points) Missed only one free throw (39-40) during the 16-game conference season, a percentage that ranks second-best in Big Ten history during league play Made at least one triple in 16 consecutive games Made two 3-pointers or more 19 times this season, including in 12-of-16 Big Ten contests Ranks second in 3-point field goal percentage (.431), third in 3-pointers made (2.14), 12th in minutes played (32.21) and 13th in field goal percentage (.452) and scoring (13.1) in Big Ten all games rankings Ranks first in free throw percentage (.975), second in 3-point field goal percentage (.519) and 3-pointers made (2.5), fifth in scoring (15.2), seventh in field goal percentage (.494) and 13th in minutes played (33.38) in Big Ten Conference games only rankings Tied the Carver-Hawkeye Arena record for most 3-pointers made (5) by an Iowa player vs. Quinnipiac Bested her five triples by draining six on eight attempts in the regular season finale vs. Wisconsin to break the Carver-Hawkeye Arena record by an Iowa player Tallied 15 points, grabbed six rebounds and collected three assists in season-opening win vs. Missouri State Scored 12 points and collected six rebounds and four assists in victory over Kansas Netted 19 points and collected eight rebounds and a game-high five assists in win over Indiana State Scored 23 points, bolstered by 5-7 shooting from 3-point range and also collected five rebounds and five assists in triumph over Quinnipiac Registered 10 points, eight rebounds and a career-high three blocks in victory over Florida International Recorded seven points and five rebounds in loss to Louisiana Tech Collected 12 points, three assists, three rebounds and a game-high two blocks in win at Creighton Recorded five points, three rebounds and four assists in loss to Iowa State Tallied seven points and four rebounds in victory over Samford Scored 10 points and grabbed four rebounds in loss at UW-Green Bay Grabbed a team-high six rebounds and scored 15 points and collected three assists in loss at Rutgers Registered two points, two rebounds and two assists in win at Drake Netted 23 points on 7-9 shooting from the field, including 4-5 from 3-point range, and 5-5 from the foul line and grabbed five rebounds in victory at Minnesota Tallied 10 points, two steals, one rebound and one assist in home loss to #7 Ohio State Scored 12 points and collected six rebounds and two assists in home loss to #10 Purdue Recorded 13 points, five rebounds and three assists in win at Northwestern Netted a game-high 22 points and cleared six rebounds, playing a career-high 39 minutes in victory at Indiana Scored a team-high 12 points, grabbed six rebounds and equaled a career high with a game-high five assists in home loss to #20 Michigan State Registered six points and four assists in road loss at #21 Michigan State Posted her first career double-double, scoring 14 points and grabbing a game-high 11 rebounds, and dished out four assists in playing a career-high 44 minutes in home overtime defeat to Minnesota Updated Iowa Player Bio Ausdemore, Game-by-Game Opp. S FG 3-PT FT O-D/RE PF TP A T B S M vs. Mizz. St. Y vs. Kansas Y Indiana State Y Quinnipiac Y Florida Int l Y La Tech Y at Creighton Y Iowa State Y Samford Y at UWGB Y at Rutgers Y UNI Y at Drake Y at Minnesota Y Ohio State Y Purdue Y at N western Y at Indiana Y Mich. State Y at Mich. State Y Minnesota Y at Penn State Y at Ohio State Y Michigan Y at Wisconsin Y Illinois Y Penn State Y at Purdue Y Wisconsin Y Tallied 12 points, on 4-8 shooting from behind the 3-point arc, and corralled five rebounds in road loss at Penn State Netted a team-high 12 points and collected two assists in road defeat at #5 Ohio State Scored all nine points in the second half and collected four rebounds, three assists and two steals in home win over Michigan Posted a then-career high in points (27) and equaled career highs in free throws made (6) and attempted (6) and field goals made (9) in road loss at Wisconsin Recorded career highs in points (29) and free throws made (8) and attempted (8), matched a career high in steals (3) and also collected five rebounds in loss to Illinois Collected 13 points, four rebounds and matched a career high with three blocks in home victory over Penn State Grabbed a team-high seven rebounds and scored five points in loss at #15 Purdue Shared a team-high of 24 points, bolstered by 6-8 shooting from behind the arc and 6-6 from the foul line, and collected five rebounds and three assists in home win over Wisconsin Personal Bests Points: 29, vs. Illinois, 2/15/07 Rebounds: 11, vs. Minnesota, 1/25/07 FGM: 9, twice, last vs. Illinois, 2/15/07 FGA: 17, vs. Indiana State, 11/15/06 FTM 8, vs. Illinois, 2/15/07 FTA: 8, vs. Illinois, 2/15/07 Assists: 5, three times, last vs. Michigan State, 1/14/07 Steals: 3, twice, last vs. Illinois, 2/15/07 Blocks: 3, twice, last vs. Penn State, 2/18/07 Minutes: 44, Minnesota, 1/25/07 CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G/GS FG-A PCT 3-PT PCT FT-A PCT RB AVG PF-FO AS TO BK ST PTS AVG Fresh. 29/ Soph. 29/ TOTALS 58/ hawkeyesports.com

10 Jr., 5-9, Guard Winterset, IA #3 Winterset HS Collected two assists in six of the last nine games Tallied eight points (4-5 FG), two rebounds and two assists in season-opening win over Missouri State Recorded two points and one assist in victory over Kansas Netted seven points and had an assist in win over Indiana State Collected eight points, six assists and two rebounds in triumph over Quinnipiac Scored all of her career-high 10 points in the second half and snagged four rebounds in win at Creighton Posted a career-high 17 points (4-6 FG, 6-6 FT) in loss to Iowa State Tallied four points, four rebounds and three assists in victory over Samford Recorded two points and two rebounds in loss at UW-Green Bay Registered two points and two rebounds in loss at Rutgers Collected nine points, two rebounds and one assist in win at Drake Tallied three assists, two rebounds and two points in victory at Minnesota Dished out four assists in home loss to #7 Ohio State Tallied two points, an assist and a rebound in victory at Indiana Recorded three points, two rebounds and an assist in home loss to #20 Michigan State Recorded four points and two assists in home overtime loss to Minnesota Registered two points and two assists in road loss at Penn State Posted three points, a rebound and an assist in road defeat at #5 Ohio State Netted six points and dished out two assists in home win over Michigan Collected four points, two rebounds and two steals in road loss at Wisconsin Scored six points and dished out two assists in loss to Illinois Recorded two assists and two rebounds in home victory over Penn State Registered three points, two rebounds and a steal in loss at #15 Purdue Tallied three points, three assists and a rebound in home win over Wisconsin Personal Bests Abby Emmert Points: 17, vs. Iowa State, 11/30/06 Rebounds: 8, vs. Northern Iowa, 12/5/04 FGM: 4, three times, last vs. Iowa State, 11/30/06 FGA: 9, at Creighton, 11/26/06 FTM 6, three times, last vs. Iowa State, 11/30/06 FTA: 7, vs. Indiana State, 11/15/06 Assists: 7, vs. Rider, 11/26/05 Steals: 4, at Northwestern, 2/10/05 Blocks: 1, four times, last at Iowa State, 12/8/05 Minutes: 38, at Louisiana Tech, 11/22/05 University of Iowa Updated Iowa Player Bio Emmert, Game-by-Game Opp. S FG 3-PT FT O-D/RE PF TP A T B S M vs. Mizz. St. N vs. Kansas N Indiana State N Quinnipiac N Florida Int l N La Tech N at Creighton N Iowa State N Samford N at UWGB N at Rutgers N UNI N at Drake N at Minnesota N Ohio State N Purdue N at N western N at Indiana N Mich. State N at Mich. State N Minnesota N at Penn State N at Ohio State N Michigan N at Wisconsin N Illinois N Penn State N at Purdue N Wisconsin N CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G/GS FG-A PCT 3-PT PCT FT-A PCT RB AVG PF-FO AS TO BK ST PTS AVG Fresh. 32/ Soph. 29/ Junior 29/ TOTALS 90/ hawkeyesports.com

11 Jeneé Graham Updated Iowa Player Bio Jr., 5-10, Forward Bolingbrook, #24 IL Bolingbrook HS Pulled down double-digit rebounds 11 times this season Posted double figures in points five times this season Dished our four or more assists 14 times this year Posted team highs in rebounding 16 times, assists 12 times, steals seven times, blocks four times and scoring once Posted two double-doubles (Iowa State and Northern Iowa) Ranks second in assist/turnover ratio (1.53), fourth in defensive rebounding (5.34) and rebounding (7.8), eighth in offensive rebounding (2.48) and 13th in assists (3.1) in Big Ten all games rankings Ranks 12th in defensive rebounding (3.94) and assists (2.94) and 16th in rebounding (5.9) in Big Ten Conference games only rankings Played all 40 minutes and scored seven points, grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds and also collected three steals, two blocks and two assists in season-opening win over Missouri State Grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds and registered three points and four assists in victory over Kansas Corralled a game and career-high 14 rebounds and netted eight points in win over Indiana State Snagged a game-high 10 rebounds, dished out a career-high seven assists and score four points in only 23 minutes in triumph over Quinnipiac Registered five rebounds, two points and two assists in victory over Florida International Pulled down a game-high 14 rebounds, scored seven points and dished out four assists in loss to Louisiana Tech Tallied 10 points and posted game highs in rebounds (9) and assists (4) in win at Creighton Notched her first career double-double (10 points, 10 rebounds) and also dished out five assists in loss to Iowa State Recorded game highs in rebounds (12) and assists (5) and netted eight points in victory over Samford Snagged a game-high 12 rebounds and collected five points and two assists in loss at UW-Green Bay Registered five rebounds and a game-high four assists in loss at Rutgers Netted a career-igh 14 points and corralled a game-high 11 rebounds in collecting her second career double-double in loss to Northern Iowa Tallied seven points and collected a game-high 11 rebounds in win at Drake Pulled down a team-high seven rebounds and collected three points, two assists and two steals in victory at Minnesota Recorded four assists, five rebounds and a steal in home loss to #7 Ohio State Corralled a game-high nine rebounds and had an assist in home loss to #10 Purdue Registered seven rebounds, four points, two steals and two assists in win at Northwestern Cleared seven rebounds, collected a game-high five assists and scored three points in victory at Indiana Scored 10 of her 11 points in the first half and collected three rebounds, an assist and a steal in home loss to #20 Michigan State Collected six rebounds, two points and two steals in road loss at #21 Michigan State Recorded four points, three rebounds and a game-high five assists in home overtime defeat to Minnesota Posted 11 rebounds, six points and a game-high four assists in road loss at Penn State Graham, Game-by-Game Opp. S FG 3-PT FT O-D/RE PF TP A T B S M vs. Mizz. St. Y vs. Kansas Y Indiana State Y Quinnipiac Y Florida Int l Y La Tech Y at Creighton Y Iowa State Y Samford Y at UWGB Y at Rutgers Y UNI Y at Drake Y at Minnesota Y Ohio State Y Purdue Y at N western Y at Indiana Y Mich. State Y at Mich. State Y Minnesota Y at Penn State Y at Ohio State Y Michigan Y at Wisconsin Y Illinois Y Penn State Y at Purdue Y Wisconsin Y Equaled a career high with seven assists, grabbed five rebounds and scored two points in home win over Michigan Grabbed a team-high six rebounds and collected four points and four assists in road loss at Wisconsin Tallied six points, four rebounds and two steals in loss to Illinois Collected five rebounds, four points, three assists and two steals in home victory over Penn State Registered six points, five rebounds and two assists in loss at #15 Purdue Netted 12 points, grabbed five rebounds and dished out four assists in home win over Wisconsin Personal Bests Points: 14, vs. Northern Iowa, 12/19/06 Rebounds: 14, twice, last vs. Louisiana Tech, 11/21/06 FGM: 6, vs. Northern Iowa, 12/19/06 FGA: 9, vs. Northern Iowa, 12/19/06 FTM 3, five times, last vs. Kansas, 11/12/06 FTA: 6, vs. Penn State, 1/6/06 Assists: 7, twice, last vs. Michigan, 2/8/07 Steals: 3, twice, last vs. Missouri State, 11/11/06 Blocks: 2, vs. Missouri State, 11/11/06 Minutes: 40, vs. Missouri State, 11/11/06 CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G/GS FG-A PCT 3-PT PCT FT-A PCT RB AVG PF-FO AS TO BK ST PTS AVG Fresh. 30/ Soph. 19/ Junior 29/ TOTALS 78/ hawkeyesports.com

12 Lindsey Nyenhuis So., 5-7, Guard Grand Rapids, #50 MI Forest Hills Northern HS Made two 3-pointers or more 13 times this season, including five of the last seven contests Averaged 7.3 points in Iowa s last seven regular season games Ranks 12th in 3-pointers made (1.32) in Big Ten all games rankings Scored eight points and collected two rebounds and two assists in seasonopening win over Missouri State Tallied six points in 2-2 shooting from 3-point range and collected two steals in victory over Kansas Grabbed three rebounds and had an assist in win over Indiana State Netted 12 points on 4-5 shooting from beyond the arc and also collected three asissts and four rebounds in triumph over Quinnipiac Scored nine points, draining all three of her second half 3-point attempts, and collected three rebounds and two assists in victory over Florida International Recorded six points and two assists in loss to Louisiana Tech Collected four rebounds and two points in win at Creighton Registered six points and three offensive rebounds in victory over Samford Matched a career high with three assists in loss at Rutgers Netted three points and grabbed four rebounds in loss to Northern Iowa Scored eight points and collected three rebounds ans two assists in win at Drake Had three points in home loss to #7 Ohio State Scored six points and dished out a career-high four assists in home loss to #10 Purdue Recorded five points, two rebounds and a steal in home loss to #20 Michigan State Tallied two points and one assist in road loss at #21 Michigan State Registered three points and a steal in home overtime defeat to Minnesota Posted 11 points and collected a team-best two steals in road defeat at #5 Ohio State Scored eight points and had a rebound and an assist in home win at Michigan Drained both 3-point attempts for six points and added an assist and a steal in road loss at Wisconsin Updated Iowa Player Bio Nyenhuis, Game-by-Game Opp. S FG 3-PT FT O-D/RE PF TP A T B S M vs. Mizz. St. N vs. Kansas N Indiana State N Quinnipiac N Florida Int l N La Tech N at Creighton N Iowa State N Samford N at UWGB N at Rutgers N UNI N at Drake N at Minnesota N Ohio State N Purdue N at N western N at Indiana DNP Mich. State N at Mich. State N Minnesota N at Penn State N at Ohio State N Michigan N at Wisconsin N Illinois N Penn State N at Purdue N Wisconsin N Tallied four points and an assist in loss to Illinois Netted a career-high 13 points, bolstered by a perfect 4-4 shooting from 3-point range, in home victory over Penn State Collected three points and a rebound and an assist in home win over Wisconsin Personal Bests Points: 13, vs. Penn State, 2/18/07 Rebounds: 4, three times, last vs. Northern Iowa, 12/19/06 FGM: 4, three times, last vs. Penn State, 2/18/07 FGA: 11, vs. Missouri State, 11/11/06 FTM 2, at Northwestern, 1/15/06 FTA: 2, twice, last vs. Penn State, 2/18/07 Assists: 4, vs. Purdue, 1/3/07 Steals: 2, twice, last at Ohio State, 2/4/07 Blocks: n/a Minutes: 29, vs. Quinnipiac, 11/17/06 CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G/GS FG-A PCT 3-PT PCT FT-A PCT RB AVG PF-FO AS TO BK ST PTS AVG Fresh. 14/ Soph. 28/ TOTALS 42/ hawkeyesports.com

13 Stacy Schlapkohl Jr., 6-3, Center Durant, #40 IA Durant HS Team co-captain Scored double figures seven times this season Started her first game of the season at #5 Ohio State (Feb. 4) after starting center, Megan Skouby, broke a bone in her non-shooting hand Tallied six points (3-5 FG) in Iowa s season-opening win over Missouri State Registered 11 points (3-5 FG, 5-6 FT), including two key baskets late in the game, and grabbed four rebounds in victory over Kansas Netted a game and career-high 24 points and also corralled five rebounds in win over Indiana State Posted 16 points, two steals and two rebounds in triumph over Quinnipiac Scored seven points and collected six rebounds and two assists in victory over Florida International Recorded 11 points and seven rebounds in loss to Louisiana Tech Tallied 12 points and collected two assists in win at Creighton Collected 15 points, two rebounds and two assists in loss to Iowa State Registered eight points and five rebounds in victory over Samford Scored six points and grabbed three rebounds in loss at UW-Green Bay Grabbed three rebounds and had two points in loss at Rutgers Scored four points and collected a rebound and a block in win at Drake Tallied two points, two assists and a block in home loss to #10 Purdue Recorded 10 points and two rebounds in victory at Indiana Registered three points, a rebound, an assist and a steal in home loss to #20 Michigan State Collected five points, two rebounds and one steal in road loss at #21 Michigan State Grabbed four rebounds, blocked one shot and scored one point in home overtime defeat to Minnesota Posted nine points and a game-high six rebounds in her first start of the season in road defeat at #5 Ohio State Updated Iowa Player Bio Schlapkohl, Game-by-Game Opp. S FG 3-PT FT O-D/RE PF TP A T B S M vs. Mizz. St. N vs. Kansas N Indiana State Y Quinnipiac Y Florida Int l Y La Tech Y at Creighton Y Iowa State Y Samford Y at UWGB Y at Rutgers Y UNI Y at Drake N at Minnesota N Ohio State N Purdue N at N western N at Indiana N Mich. State N at Mich. State N Minnesota N at Penn State N at Ohio State Y Michigan Y at Wisconsin Y Illinois Y Penn State N at Purdue N Wisconsin N Scored 11 points, collected two steals and equaled a career high with eight rebounds in home win over Michigan Recorded seven points, two rebounds and matched a career high with two steals in road loss at Wisconsin Personal Bests Points: 24, vs. Indiana State, 11/15/06 Rebounds: 8, twice, last vs. Michigan, 2/8/07 FGM: 9, vs. Indiana State, 11/15/06 FGA: 15, vs. Indiana State, 11/15/06 FTM: 6, twice, last vs. Indiana State, 11/15/06 FTA: 10, vs. Indiana State, 11/15/06 Assists: 2, five times, last at Creighton, 11/26/06 Steals: 2, six times, last at Wisconsin, 2/11/07 Blocks: 1, twelve times, last vs. Creighton, 12/23/05 Minutes: 35, vs. Iowa State, 11/30/06 CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G/GS FG-A PCT 3-PT PCT FT-A PCT RB AVG PF-FO AS TO BK ST PTS AVG Fresh. 31/ Soph. 11/ Junior 29/ TOTALS 71/ hawkeyesports.com

14 Megan Skouby So., 6-6, Center Mentor, #44 OH Mentor HS Only sophomore named to the pre-season all-big Ten team Named Most Valuable Player of the WBCA Classic Named Most Valuable Player of the KCRG-TV9 Hawkeye Challenge Named to Naismith Trophy Watch List Missed four Big Ten games after suffering a broken bone in her non-shooting hand during practice on Feb. 3 Tied for sixth in Iowa career blocks (83) Has scored double figures 18 times this season Netted 20 points or more three times this season Posted team highs in blocks 17 times, scoring six times, steals four times and rebounds twice Ranks fourth in free throw percentage (.851), seventh in blocks (1.44), 12th in scoring (13.5) and field goal percentage (.465) in Big Ten all games rankings Ranks sixth in free throw percentage (.857), eighth in blocks (1.25), 14th in field goal percentage (.439) and 15th in scoring (12.5) in Big Ten Conference games only rankings Tallied 15 points, dished out a career-high five assists and collected six rebounds and four blocks in season-opening win over Missouri State Registered a game-high 17 points and pulled down eight rebounds in victory over Kansas Netted 11 of her 17 points from the foul line in win over Indiana State Posted 22 points and five rebounds in triumph over Quinnipiac Recorded 21 points, two steals, two blocks and two rebounds in victory over Florida International Collected team highs in points (16) and blocks (4) and also grabbed nine rebounds in loss to Louisiana Tech Tallied eight points and seven defensive rebounds in win at Creighton Scored 12 points, snagged seven rebounds and collected two assists ans two blocks in loss to Iowa State Registered a game-high 14 points and collected four assists, two blocks and two rebounds in victory over Samford Scored a game-high 19 points and corralled four rebounds in loss at Rutgers Recorded 10 points, six rebounds and a block in loss to Northern Iowa Tallied 16 points and collected three rebounds and a game-high three blocks in win at Drake Netted nine points, pulled down a team-high seven rebounds, blocked three shots and collected a game and career-high three steals in victory at Minnesota Registered 19 points and four rebounds in home loss to #7 Ohio State Scored 10 points and grabbed two rebounds in home loss to #10 Purdue Recorded a game and season-high 25 points and tied a career high with nine rebounds in only 29 minutes of action in win at Northwestern Scored 14 of her 15 points in the second half, blocked a team-high two shots and equaled a career high with nine rebounds in victory at Indiana Posted 11 points, six rebounds, a block, an assist and a steal in home loss to #20 Michigan State Updated Iowa Player Bio Skouby, Game-by-Game Opp. S FG 3-PT FT O-D/RE PF TP A T B S M vs. Mizz. St. Y vs. Kansas Y Indiana State Y Quinnipiac Y Florida Int l Y La Tech Y at Creighton Y Iowa State Y Samford Y at UWGB Y at Rutgers Y UNI Y at Drake Y at Minnesota Y Ohio State Y Purdue Y at N western Y at Indiana Y Mich. State Y at Mich. State Y Minnesota Y at Penn State Y at Ohio State DNP Michigan DNP at Wisconsin DNP Illinois DNP Penn State N at Purdue Y Wisconsin N Collected eight points, four rebounds and three assists in road loss at #21 Michigan State Tallied 14 points and five rebounds in home overtime defeat to Minnesota Netted 19 points, grabbed four rebounds and collected three assists and a game-high two blocks in road loss at Penn State Returned to action, with a soft cast on her non-shooting hand, scoring seven points and collecting four assists and two blocks coming off the bench in home victory over Penn State Scored seven points and rejected two shots in limited action in home win over Wisconsin Personal Bests Points: 27, Michigan State, 1/9/06 Rebounds: 9, five times, last at Indiana, 1/11/07 FGM: 12, vs. Michigan State, 1/9/06 FGA: 20, vs. Michigan State, 1/9/06 FTM 11, twice, last vs. Indiana State, 11/15/06 FTA: 13, twice, last vs. Indiana State, 11/15/06 Assists: 5, vs. Missouri State, 11/11/06 Steals: 3, at Minnesota, 12/28/06 Blocks: 5, twice, last vs. Purdue, 2/2/06 Minutes: 42, vs. Purdue, 2/2/06 CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G/GS FG-A PCT 3-PT PCT FT-A PCT RB AVG PF-FO AS TO BK ST PTS AVG Fresh. 29/ Soph. 25/ TOTALS 54/ hawkeyesports.com

15 Kristi Smith So., 5-6, Guard Thornton, CO #11 Horizon HS Named to the WBCA Classic All-Tournament team First Iowa freshman or sophomore to amass over 300 points and 100 assists in a single-season -- she has recorded 393 points and 121 assists this season Averaged 15.8 points and 5.2 assists the last six games of the regular season Has made 32 of her last 50 (.640) 3-point field goal attempts Has made at least one 3-pointer in 14 of the last 15 contests Ranks third in assists in a single-season (121) by an Iowa sophomore Posted double figures in games this year Posted team highs in steals 16 times, assists 13 times, scoring 12 times, blocks twice and rebounds once Ranks high in nine statistical categories in Big Ten all games rankings: first in 3-point field goal percentage (.517), second in free throw percentage (.857), fourth in assists (4.17), sixth in minutes played (33.93), seventh in assist/turnover ratio (1.25), 10th in 3-pointers made (1.55) and scoring (13.2), 13th in steals (1.66) and 15th in field goal percentage (.444) Ranks high in eight statistical categories in Big Ten Conference games only rankings: first in 3-point field goal percentage (.593), second in assists (4.69), fourth in minutes played (35.62) and assist/turnover ratio (1.44), fifth in 3-pointers made (2.0) and free throw percentage (.862), seventh in scoring (15.0) and 13th in field goal percentage (.439) Netted 20 points, bolstered by a career-best from the foul line, and collected two steals and a game-high six assists in season-opening win over Missouri State Registered 10 points, three steals, two assists and two rebounds in victory over Kansas Tallied seven of her 11 points from the foul line and collected four assists in win over Indiana State Posted four points, three steals and five assists in triumph over Quinnipiac Scored a career-high 21 points, bolstered by 7-10 shooting from the field and 7-7 from the foul line, and also dished out a career-high nine assists in victory over Florida International Collected 10 points and two assists in loss to Louisiana Tech Recorded a game-high 15 points and snagged four defensive rebounds in win at Creighton Netted 15 points and two steals in loss to Iowa State Registered nine points, three rebounds and two assists in victory over Samford Scored 12 of her team-high 16 points in the second half and also grabbed four rebounds in loss at UW-Green Bay Tallied eight points, three assists, two steals and two rebounds in loss at Rutgers Collected 10 points, four rebounds, four assists and two steals in loss to Northern Iowa Posted four points, three rebounds, four assists and had no turnovers in win at Drake Dished out a career-high 10 assists, scored seven points and collected a game-high three steals in victory at Minnesota Tallied a team-high 21 points, collected a career-high five steals and dished out a game-high seven assists in home loss to #7 Ohio State Scored a team-high 24 points, grabbed five rebounds and had seven assists and only one turnover in home loss to #10 Purdue Recorded 11 points, five assists, three rebounds and two steals in win at Northwestern Netted 12 of her 14 points in the second half and collected four assists and two rebounds in victory at Indiana Posted 10 points, two assists and a steal in home loss to #20 Michigan State Collected a team-high 13 points and grabbed a team and career-high seven rebounds in road loss at #21 Michigan State Registered a team and career-high 25 points, scoring 21 points after the first half, and grabbed four rebounds in 40 minutes of action in home overtime defeat to Minnesota Tallied 12 points, three assists and a team-high two steals in road loss at Penn State Updated Iowa Player Bio Smith, Game-by-Game Opp. S FG 3-PT FT O-D/RE PF TP A T B S M vs. Mizz. St. Y vs. Kansas Y Indiana State Y Quinnipiac Y Florida Int l Y La Tech Y at Creighton Y Iowa State Y Samford Y at UWGB Y at Rutgers Y UNI Y at Drake Y at Minnesota Y Ohio State Y Purdue Y at N western Y at Indiana Y Mich. State Y at Mich. State Y Minnesota Y at Penn State Y at Ohio State Y Michigan Y at Wisconsin Y Illinois Y Penn State Y at Purdue Y Wisconsin Y Scored eight points and dished out a team-high three assists in road defeat at #5 Ohio State Recorded a team-high 16 points, bolstered by 4-4 shooting from behind the 3-point arc, and collected five assists and two rebounds in home win over Michigan Netted 12 points and collected a team-high five assists in road loss at Wisconsin Posted 11 points and dished out a team-high six assists in loss to Illinois Netted a team-high 21 points and collected four assists and two steals in home victory over Penn State Scored all of her team-high 11 points in the first half and also collected team highs in steals (3) and assists (5) in loss at #15 Purdue Shared a team-high with 24 points, tied a career high with 11 free throws made and attempted a career-high 13 foul shots, and collected a game-high four steals and a team-high six assists in win over Wisconsin Personal Bests Points: 25, vs. Minnesota, 1/25/07 Rebounds: 7, at Michigan State, 1/21/07 FGM: 9, vs. Purdue, 1/3/07 FGA: 14, vs. Purdue, 1/3/07 FTM 11, vs. Missouri State, 11/11/06 FTA: 12, vs. Missouri State, 11/11/06 Assists: 10, at Minnesota, 12/28/06 Steals: 5, vs. Ohio State, 12/31/06 Blocks: 1, vs. Indiana, 2/26/06 Minutes: 42, vs. Purdue, 2/2/06 CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G/GS FG-A PCT 3-PT PCT FT-A PCT RB AVG PF-FO AS TO BK ST PTS AVG Fresh. 29/ Soph. 29/ TOTALS 58/ hawkeyesports.com

16 Nicole VanderPol So., 6-1, Forward Grundy #43 Center, IA Grundy Center HS Averaged 11.4 points and 4.6 rebounds in last five games of the regular season Started her first collegiate game and collected a steal in season-opening win over Missouri State Registered two points and one steal in victory over Kansas Grabbed three rebounds, scored two points and collected one assist and one steal in win over Indiana State Posted four points and recorded career highs in steals (3), rebounds (6) and assists (2) in triumph over Quinnipiac Snagged six rebounds and scored two points in victory over Florida International Tallied two points and one assist in loss to Louisiana Tech Scored six points and snagged a defensive rebound in win at Creighton Netted six points and corralled five rebounds in victory over Samford Matched a career-high 10 points and grabbed two rebounds in loss to Northern Iowa Recorded four points, two rebounds and a steal in win at Drake Tallied four points (2-2 FG), four rebounds, two steals and an assist in victory at Minnesota Scored three points in home loss to #7 Ohio State Netted two points and had two rebounds in home loss to #10 Purdue Registered five points and two offensive rebounds in win at Northwestern Posted two points and a rebound in home loss to #20 Michigan State Collected eight points, three rebounds and a block in road loss at #21 Michigan State Recorded four points and four rebounds in home overtime defeat to Minnesota Scored five points, including making her first career 3-pointer, and collected two assists and two rebounds in road defeat at #5 Ohio State Netted six points and corralled four rebounds in home win over Michigan Posted then-career highs in points (15) and field goals attempted (9), recorded career highs in free throws made (5) and attempted (6) and minutes played (26) and also collected five rebounds in road loss at Wisconsin Registered four points, five rebounds, a block and an assist in loss to Illinois Started her third game of the season, matching a then-career high with 15 points (6-8 FG, 3-4 FT) and collecting three rebounds and two steals in home victory over Penn State Updated Iowa Player Bio VanderPol, Game-by-Game Opp. S FG 3-PT FT O-D/RE PF TP A T B S M vs. Mizz. St. Y vs. Kansas Y Indiana State N Quinnipiac N Florida Int l N La Tech N at Creighton N Iowa State DNP Samford N at UWGB N at Rutgers DNP UNI N at Drake N at Minnesota N Ohio State N Purdue N at N western N at Indiana N Mich. State N at Mich. State N Minnesota N at Penn State N at Ohio State N Michigan N at Wisconsin N Illinois N Penn State Y at Purdue N Wisconsin Y Tallied six points and two rebounds in loss at #15 Purdue Started her fourth game of the year, and posted career highs in points (17), rebounds (8) and field goals made (7) and attempted (11) in home win over Wisconsin Personal Bests Points: 17, vs. Wisconsin, 2/25/07 Rebounds: 8, vs. Wisconsin, 2/25/07 FGM: 7, vs. Wisconsin, 2/25/07 FGA: 11, vs. Wisconsin, 2/25/07 FTM 5, at Wisconsin, 2/11/07 FTA: 6, at Wisconsin, 2/11/07 Assists: 2, vs. Quinnipiac, 11/17/06 Steals: 3, vs. Quinnipiac, 11/17/06 Blocks: 1, three times, last at Michigan State, 1/21/07 Minutes: 26, at Wisconsin, 2/11/07 CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G/GS FG-A PCT 3-PT PCT FT-A PCT RB AVG PF-FO AS TO BK ST PTS AVG Fresh. 18/ Soph. 27/ TOTALS 45/ hawkeyesports.com

17 Krista VandeVenter Jr., 6-2, Forward Osseo, MN #51 Osseo HS Team co-captain Ranks 11th in career rebounds at Iowa (627) Posted team highs in steals eight times, rebounds seven times, blocks four times and scoring three times Ranks 13th in rebounding (6.4), defensive rebounding (4.0) and offensive rebounding (2.38) in Big Ten all games rankings Ranks sixth in offensive rebounding (2.81), eighth in rebounding (7.1), 10th in defensive rebounding (4.31), 12th in minutes played (33.56), 13th in assists (2.69) and 15th in steals (1.57) in Big Ten Conference games only rankings Ranks 13th in rebounding (6.3) and offensive rebounding (2.36) and 15th in defensive rebounding (3.91) in Big Ten all games rankings Dislocated her right shoulder in Iowa s first exhibition game on Nov. 1 and missed Iowa s first seven games Snagged three rebounds and one steal in first game action of the year in loss to Iowa State Corralled five rebounds and scored two points in limited minutes in victory over Samford Collected three points, three rebounds and a block in loss at UW-Green Bay Tallied seven points, two rebounds and two assists in loss at Rutgers Netted 10 points and collected four rebounds, three steals and a block in loss to Northern Iowa Started her first game of the season and scored a game and career-high 23 points on a perfect 8-8 shooting from the field and 7-9 from the foul line and also collected seven rebounds, two assists and a steal in win at Drake Recorded 10 points, three rebounds, two blocks and a steal in victory at Minnesota Netted 11 points, grabbed a team-high seven rebounds and matched a career high with six assists in home loss to #7 Ohio State Registered eight rebounds, three assists, two steals and two points in home loss to #10 Purdue Tallied six rebounds, two points, three assists and a team-high three steals in win at Northwestern Cleared a career-high 15 rebounds and netted five points in victory at Indiana Grabbed a game-high nine rebounds and scored six points in home loss to #20 Michigan State Collected a team-high 13 points, five rebounds and two steals in road loss at #21 Michigan State Recorded nine points, seven rebounds, three assists and two steals in home overtime defeat to Minnesota Posted her first double-double of the season and seventh of her career, recording game highs in points (20) and rebounds (13) in road loss at Penn State Registered two points, four rebounds and two assists in road defeat at #5 Ohio State Updated Iowa Player Bio VandeVenter, Game-by-Game Opp. S FG 3-PT FT O-D/RE PF TP A T B S M vs. Mizz. St. DNP vs. Kansas DNP Indiana State DNP Quinnipiac DNP Florida Int l DNP La Tech DNP at Creighton DNP Iowa State N Samford N at UWGB N at Rutgers N UNI N at Drake Y at Minnesota Y Ohio State Y Purdue Y at N western Y at Indiana Y Mich. State Y at Mich. State Y Minnesota Y at Penn State Y at Ohio State Y Michigan Y at Wisconsin Y Illinois Y Penn State Y at Purdue Y Wisconsin Y Hauled in a game-high 14 rebounds and collected eight points, four assists and two steals in home win over Michigan Cleared a game-high 10 rebounds and collected seven points and two steals in loss to Illinois Tallied six points, five rebounds, four steals and equaled a career high with six assists in home victory over Penn State Recorded nine points, three rebounds and two assists in loss at #15 Purdue Posted 11 points, four assists and four rebounds in home win over Wisconsin Personal Bests Points: 23, at Drake, 12/22/06 Rebounds: 15, at Indiana, 1/11/07 FGM: 9, vs. Creighton, 12/23/05 FGA: 14, three times, last vs. Ohio State, 12/31/06 FTM 8, at Purdue, 1/23/05 FTA: 10, at Purdue, 1/23/05 Assists: 6, five times, last vs. Penn State, 2/18/07 Steals: 6, vs. Creighton, 12/23/05 Blocks: 3, twice, last vs. Michigan State, 2/17/05 Minutes: 45, at Louisiana Tech, 11/22/05 CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G/GS FG-A PCT 3-PT PCT FT-A PCT RB AVG PF-FO AS TO BK ST PTS AVG Fresh. 33/ Soph. 29/ Junior 22/ TOTALS 84/ hawkeyesports.com

18 2007 BIG TEN WOMEN S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT PRESENTED BY XBOX 360 MARCH 1 MARCH 2 MARCH 4 MARCH 5 CONSECO FIELDHOUSE INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Thursday, March 1 Friday, March 2 Sunday, March 4 Monday, March 5 #2 Purdue (25-5, 14-2) #7 Wisconsin (18-11, 7-9) GAME 1 3 p.m. ET CSN Chicago GAME 4 12 p.m. ET CSN Chicago Game 1 Winner Game 4 Winner #10 Michigan (10-19, 3-13) GAME 8 5 p.m. ET CSN Chicago Game 8 Winner #3 Michigan State (22-7, 13-3) #6 Minnesota (15-14, 7-9) GAME 5 25 min. after CSN Chicago Game 5 Winner GAME 2 25 min. after CSN Chicago #11 Northwestern (8-21, 2-14) #8 Iowa (14-15, 6-10) Game 2 Winner #1 Ohio State (26-2, 15-1) GAME 6 6 p.m. ET CSN Chicago Game 6 Winner GAME 10 TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP 7 p.m. ET ESPN Tournament Champion GAME 3 25 min. after CSN Chicago #9 Indiana (17-12, 6-10) Game 3 Winner #4 Illinois (18-10, 8-8) GAME 7 25 min. after CSN Chicago #5 Penn State (14-15, 7-9) GAME 9 25 min. after CSN Chicago Game 7 Winner Game 9 Winner No Games Scheduled For Saturday, March 3 BIG TEN CONFERENCE INDIANA SPORTS CORPORATION CONSECO FIELDHOUSE

19 Iowa Hawkeye Basketball Iowa Combined Team Statistics (as of Feb 25, 2007) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (14-15) (7-8) (5-7) (2-0) CONFERENCE... (6-10) (3-5) (3-5) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (8-5) (4-3) (2-2) (2-0) ---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 Smith, Kristi Skouby, Megan Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Schlapkohl, Stacy Graham, Jenee VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey Emmert, Abby Quoie, Zoraa Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS IOWA OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND SCORING ^11/11/06 vs Missouri State W Points per game ^11/12/06 vs Kansas W Scoring margin /15/06 INDIANA STATE W FIELD GOALS-ATT #11/17/06 QUINNIPIAC W Field goal pct #11/18/06 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL W POINT FG-ATT /21/06 LOUISIANA TECH L point FG pct /26/06 at Creighton W pt FG made per game /30/06 IOWA STATE L FREE THROWS-ATT /03/06 SAMFORD W Free throw pct /07/06 at UW-Green Bay L REBOUNDS /16/06 at Rutgers L Rebounds per game /19/06 NORTHERN IOWA L Rebounding margin /22/06 at Drake W ASSISTS *12/28/06 at Minnesota W Assists per game *12/31/06 #7 OHIO STATE L TURNOVERS *01/02/07 #10 PURDUE L Turnovers per game *01/07/07 at Northwestern W Turnover margin *01/11/07 at Indiana W Assist/turnover ratio *01/14/07 #20 MICHIGAN STATE L STEALS *01/21/07 at #21 Michigan State L Steals per game *01/25/07 MINNESOTA LOT BLOCKS *01/28/07 at Penn State L Blocks per game *02/04/07 at #5 Ohio State L WINNING STREAK *02/08/07 MICHIGAN W Home win streak *02/11/07 at Wisconsin L ATTENDANCE *02/15/07 ILLINOIS L Home games-avg/game *02/18/07 PENN STATE W Neutral site-avg/game *02/22/07 at #15 Purdue L *02/25/07 WISCONSIN W SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total ^ - WBCA Classic, Kansas City, MO Iowa # - KCRG-TV9 Hawkeye Challenge, Iowa City, IA Opponents * - Big Ten Conference Game % - Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, IN

20 Iowa Hawkeye Basketball Iowa Combined Team Statistics (as of Feb 25, 2007) Conference games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (6-10) (3-5) (3-5) (0-0) CONFERENCE... (6-10) (3-5) (3-5) (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 Ausdemore, Wendy Smith, Kristi Skouby, Megan VandeVenter, Krista VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey Graham, Jenee Schlapkohl, Stacy Emmert, Abby TEAM Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS IOWA OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND SCORING *12/28/06 at Minnesota W Points per game *12/31/06 #7 OHIO STATE L Scoring margin *01/02/07 #10 PURDUE L FIELD GOALS-ATT *01/07/07 at Northwestern W Field goal pct *01/11/07 at Indiana W POINT FG-ATT *01/14/07 #20 MICHIGAN STATE L point FG pct *01/21/07 at #21 Michigan State L pt FG made per game *01/25/07 MINNESOTA LOT FREE THROWS-ATT *01/28/07 at Penn State L Free throw pct *02/04/07 at #5 Ohio State L REBOUNDS *02/08/07 MICHIGAN W Rebounds per game *02/11/07 at Wisconsin L Rebounding margin *02/15/07 ILLINOIS L ASSISTS *02/18/07 PENN STATE W Assists per game *02/22/07 at #15 Purdue L TURNOVERS *02/25/07 WISCONSIN W Turnovers per game Turnover margin ^ - WBCA Classic, Kansas City, MO Assist/turnover ratio # - KCRG-TV9 Hawkeye Challenge, Iowa City, IA STEALS * - Big Ten Conference Game Steals per game % - Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, IN BLOCKS Blocks per game WINNING STREAK Home win streak ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total Iowa Opponents

21 Iowa Hawkeye Basketball Iowa Category Leaders (as of Feb 25, 2007) All games FG PERCENTAGE FG ATT Pct FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS G Att Att/G Quoie, Zoraa Ausdemore, Wendy VanderPol, Nicole Smith, Kristi Skouby, Megan Skouby, Megan Ausdemore, Wendy Schlapkohl, Stacy Smith, Kristi VandeVenter, Krista Schlapkohl, Stacy Graham, Jenee FIELD GOALS MADE G Made Made/G VandeVenter, Krista Nyenhuis, Lindsey Ausdemore, Wendy Emmert, Abby Smith, Kristi Skouby, Megan Schlapkohl, Stacy VandeVenter, Krista POINT PERCENTAGE 3FG ATT Pct 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS G Att Att/G Smith, Kristi Ausdemore, Wendy VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey Ausdemore, Wendy Smith, Kristi Nyenhuis, Lindsey Emmert, Abby Emmert, Abby Graham, Jenee Quoie, Zoraa Graham, Jenee POINT FGS MADE G Made Made/G Ausdemore, Wendy Smith, Kristi Nyenhuis, Lindsey Emmert, Abby VanderPol, Nicole FT PERCENTAGE FT ATT Pct FREE THROW ATTEMPTS G Att Att/G Quoie, Zoraa Smith, Kristi Ausdemore, Wendy Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi VandeVenter, Krista Skouby, Megan Schlapkohl, Stacy VandeVenter, Krista Ausdemore, Wendy VanderPol, Nicole Graham, Jenee FREE THROWS MADE G Made Made/G Emmert, Abby Schlapkohl, Stacy Smith, Kristi Nyenhuis, Lindsey Skouby, Megan Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Schlapkohl, Stacy POINTS G Pts Pts/G SCORING AVERAGE G Pts Avg/G Smith, Kristi Smith, Kristi Ausdemore, Wendy Skouby, Megan Skouby, Megan Ausdemore, Wendy Schlapkohl, Stacy VandeVenter, Krista VandeVenter, Krista Schlapkohl, Stacy Graham, Jenee Graham, Jenee VanderPol, Nicole VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey Nyenhuis, Lindsey Emmert, Abby Emmert, Abby Quoie, Zoraa Quoie, Zoraa Team

22 Iowa Hawkeye Basketball Iowa Category Leaders (as of Feb 25, 2007) All games REBOUNDS G Reb Reb/G ASSISTS G No. A/G Graham, Jenee Smith, Kristi VandeVenter, Krista Graham, Jenee Ausdemore, Wendy Ausdemore, Wendy Skouby, Megan VandeVenter, Krista Schlapkohl, Stacy Emmert, Abby REBOUND AVERAGE G Reb Avg/G STEALS G No. S/G Graham, Jenee Smith, Kristi VandeVenter, Krista VandeVenter, Krista Ausdemore, Wendy Graham, Jenee Skouby, Megan Ausdemore, Wendy VanderPol, Nicole Skouby, Megan OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G BLOCKED SHOTS G No. Blk/G Graham, Jenee Skouby, Megan VandeVenter, Krista Ausdemore, Wendy Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Skouby, Megan Graham, Jenee VanderPol, Nicole Schlapkohl, Stacy DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G MINUTES G No. Min/G Graham, Jenee Smith, Kristi Ausdemore, Wendy Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Graham, Jenee Skouby, Megan Skouby, Megan Schlapkohl, Stacy VandeVenter, Krista Smith, Kristi FOULS G No. Per/G TURNOVERS G No. TO/G Smith, Kristi Smith, Kristi Graham, Jenee Ausdemore, Wendy Skouby, Megan VandeVenter, Krista Ausdemore, Wendy Graham, Jenee VanderPol, Nicole Emmert, Abby Schlapkohl, Stacy FOULOUTS G No Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Ausdemore, Wendy VanderPol, Nicole

23 Iowa Hawkeye Basketball Iowa Overall/Conference Statistics (as of Feb 25, 2007) All games OVERALL STATISTICS CONFERENCE STATISTICS SUMMARY GP-GS Min/G FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G GP-GS Min/G FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G Smith, Kristi Skouby, Megan Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Schlapkohl, Stacy Graham, Jenee VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey Emmert, Abby Quoie, Zoraa Total Opponents OVERALL STATISTICS CONFERENCE STATISTICS SCORING FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3PT% FT-FTA FT% PTS PTS/G FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3PT% FT-FTA FT% PTS PTS/G Smith, Kristi Skouby, Megan Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Schlapkohl, Stacy Graham, Jenee VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey Emmert, Abby Quoie, Zoraa Total Opponents OVERALL STATISTICS CONFERENCE STATISTICS TOTALS O-REB D-REB TOTAL PF FO A TO A/TO Hi Pts O-REB D-REB TOTAL PF FO A TO A/TO Hi Pts Smith, Kristi Skouby, Megan Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Schlapkohl, Stacy Graham, Jenee VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey Emmert, Abby Quoie, Zoraa Total Opponents

24 BIG TEN TOURNAMENT CAREER STATISTICS FOR ACTIVE PLAYERS Wendy Ausdemore Opponent Min. FG-FGA PCT 3-PT. FG PCT FT-FTA PCT REB PF A TO BLK STL PTS vs. Michigan State ( 06) Abby Emmert Opponent Min. FG-FGA PCT 3-PT. FG PCT FT-FTA PCT REB PF A TO BLK STL PTS vs. Michigan ( 05) vs. Penn State ( 05) vs. Michigan State ( 06) Jenee Graham Opponent Min. FG-FGA PCT 3-PT. FG PCT FT-FTA PCT REB PF A TO BLK STL PTS vs. Michigan ( 05) Lindsey Nyenhuis Opponent Min. FG-FGA PCT 3-PT. FG PCT FT-FTA PCT REB PF A TO BLK STL PTS vs. Michigan State ( 06) Stacy Schlapkohl Opponent Min. FG-FGA PCT 3-PT. FG PCT FT-FTA PCT REB PF A TO BLK STL PTS vs. Michigan ( 05) Megan Skouby Opponent Min. FG-FGA PCT 3-PT. FG PCT FT-FTA PCT REB PF A TO BLK STL PTS vs. Michigan State ( 06) Kristi Smith Opponent Min. FG-FGA PCT 3-PT. FG PCT FT-FTA PCT REB PF A TO BLK STL PTS vs. Michigan State ( 06) Nicole VanderPol Opponent Min. FG-FGA PCT 3-PT. FG PCT FT-FTA PCT REB PF A TO BLK STL PTS vs. Michigan State ( 06) Krista VandeVenter Opponent Min. FG-FGA PCT 3-PT. FG PCT FT-FTA PCT REB PF A TO BLK STL PTS vs. Michigan ( 05) vs. Penn State ( 05) vs. Michigan State ( 06)

25 Iowa Post-Season Records IOWA NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDS Individual Points 32, Tangela Smith vs. UMass, 1998 FG 13, Michelle Edwards vs. S.F. Austin, 1988 FGA 22, Michelle Edwards vs. S.F. Austin, pt. FG 5, Arneda Yarbrough vs. Mount St. Mary s, , Arneda Yarbrough vs. Alabama, pt. FGA 13, Arneda Yarbrough vs. Mount St. Mary s, 1994 FT 8, Lisa Long vs. Louisiana Tech, , Tangela Smith vs. UMass, , Laurie Aaron vs. Ohio State, 1993 FTA 12, Tangela Smith vs. UMass, 1998 Rebounds 17, Shanda Berry vs. Southern California, 1988 Assists 11, Jolette Law vs. Southern California, 1988 Blocks 5, Tangela Smith vs. Butler, 1996 Steals 7, Laurie Aaron vs. Old Dominion, 1993 Team Points 89 vs. Oregon, 2001 FG 34 vs. S.F. Austin, vs. Tennessee Tech, 1989 FGA 75 vs. Alabama, 1994 FG% 61.8% vs. Tennessee Tech (34-of-55), pt. FG 9 vs. Alabama, pt. FGA 20 vs. Alabama, 1994 FT 28 vs. Tennessee, 1993 FTA 34 vs. Tennessee, 1993 FT% 88.2% vs. Virginia Tech (15-of-17), 2004 Rebounds 48 vs. Southern California, 1988 Assists 24 vs. Southern California, 1988 Blocks 8 vs. Virginia Tech, 2004 Steals 18 vs. S.F. Austin, 1988 IOWA BIG TEN TOURNAMENT RECORDS Individual Points 28, Tangela Smith vs. Ohio State, 1998 FG 12, Tangela Smith vs. Ohio State, 1998 FGA 21, Lindsey Meder vs. Northwestern, pt. FG 5, Leah Magner vs. Illinois, pt. FGA 11, Leah Magner vs. Northwestern, 2000 FT 11, Cara Consuegra vs. Purdue, 2001 FTA 14, Cara Consuegra vs. Purdue, 2001 Rebounds 15, Randi Peterson vs. Indiana, 2001 Assists 9, Cara Consuegra vs. Illinois, 2001 Blocks 5, Jamie Cavey vs. Penn State, 2005 Steals 6, Randi Peterson vs. Northwestern, 2000 IOWA WNIT RECORDS Individual Points 23, Jamie Cavey vs. Creighton, 2005 FG 9, Jamie Cavey vs. Marquette, , Jamie Cavey at SMS, 2005 FGA 19, Crystal Smith vs. Arkansas State, , Jamie Cavey at SMS, pt. FG 4, Jenna Armstrong at SMS, pt. FGA 6, Kristi Faulkner vs. Marquette, , Johanna Solverson vs. Marquette, 2003 FT 7, Kristi Faulkner vs. Marquette, 2003 FTA 8, Jamie Cavey vs. Arkansas State, 2005 Rebounds 13, Jamie Cavey at SMS, 2005 Assists 8, Johanna Solverson, at SMS, 2005 Blocks 4, Jennie Lillis vs. Marquette, 2003 Steals 5, Crystal Smith vs Creighton, 2005 Team Points 93 vs. Saint Louis, 2003 FG 35 vs. Saint Louis, 2003 FGA 68 vs. Saint Louis, 2003 FG% 52.9% at Nebraska (27-of-51), pt. FG 9 at SMS, pt. FGA 20 vs. Marquette, 2003 FT 19 vs. Saint Louis, 2003 FTA 22 vs. Saint Louis, 2003 FT% 88.2% vs. Marquette (15-of-17), 2003 Rebounds 57 vs. Saint Louis, 2003 Assists 26 at SMS, 2005 Blocks 4 vs. Saint Louis, vs. Marquette, 2003 Steals 12 vs. Creighton, 2005 Tangela Smith Team Points 87 vs. Indiana, 1997 FG 31 vs. Illinois, 2001 FGA 67 vs. Northwestern, vs. Indiana, 2001 FG% 58.3% vs. Minnesota (28-of-48), pt. FG 10 vs. Illinois, pt. FGA 21 vs. Northwestern, vs. Illinois, 2001 FT 28 vs. Indiana, 2001 FTA 35 vs. Indiana, 2001 FT% vs. Purdue (12-of-12), 1998 Rebounds 52 vs. Northwestern, 2003 Assists 22 vs. Illinois, 2001 Blocks 7 vs. Northwestern, 1997 Steals 15 vs. Illinois, 1997 Hawkeyesports.com

26 Updated Individual and Team Top 10 INDIVIDUAL TOP 10 SCORING Player Pts. Avg. Year 1. Cindy Haugejorde Franthea Price Cindy Haugejorde Michelle Edwards Tangela Smith Lindsey Meder Amy Herrig Cindy Haugejorde Crystal Smith Crystal Smith Jamie Cavey REBOUNDING Player Reb. Avg. Year 1. Cindy Haugejorde Cindy Haugejorde Amy Herrig Cindy Haugejorde Lisa Long Jerica Watson Jenni Mayer Shanda Berry Lisa Long Randi Peterson ASSISTS Player Ast. Avg. Year 1. Cara Consuegra Cara Consuegra Cara Consuegra Lisa Anderson April Calhoun Nadine Domond Michelle Edwards Karen Clayton Jolette Law Kristi Smith Jolette Law Steph Schueler Laurie Aaron STEALS Player Steals Avg. Year 1. Laurie Aaron Laurie Aaron Franthea Price Franthea Price Michelle Edwards Lynn Kennedy Jerica Watson Steph Schueler Crystal Smith Crystal Smith FG PERCENTAGE Player FG-FGA Pct. Year 1. Cathy Marx Jamie Cavey Lisa Becker Michelle Edwards Jamie Cavey Tangela Smith Shanda Berry Toni Foster Cathy Marx Cathy Marx Cindi Gaule PT FG PERCENTAGE (min. 45 att.) Player 3PT-3PTA Pct. Year 1. Franthea Price Kristi Smith Franthea Price Lindsey Meder Kristi Faulkner Lindsey Meder Wendy Ausdemore Kristi Smith Nicole Tunsil Leah Magner FT PERCENTAGE (min. 65 att.) Player FT-FTA Pct. Year 1. Lindsey Meder Kristi Faulkner Kristi Faulkner Kristi Smith Megan Skouby Crystal Smith Lynn Oberbilling Lisa Anderson Amy Herrig Cara Consuegra TEAM TOP 10 SCORING Year Pts. Avg REBOUNDING Year Reb. Avg ASSISTS Year Ast. Avg STEALS Year Steals Avg PT FG PERCENTAGE Year 3PT-3PTA Pct FG PERCENTAGE Year FG-FGA Pct FT PERCENTAGE Year FT-FTA Pct Hawkeyesports.com

27 Updated Iowa Sophomore and Junior Records SOPHOMORE LEADERS SCORING 1. Kristi Faulkner ( ) Lindsey Meder ( ) Cindy Haugejorde ( ) Tiffany Gooden ( ) Toni Foster ( ) Jennie Lillis ( ) Franthea Price ( ) Tangela Smith ( ) Kristi Smith ( ) Wendy Ausdemore ( ) 381 BLOCKS 1. Tangela Smith ( ) Toni Foster ( ) Megan Skouby ( ) Jennie Lillis ( ) Cathy Marx ( ) 21 Jenny Noll ( ) 21 REBOUNDS 1. Cindy Haugejorde ( ) Lisa Long ( ) Toni Foster ( ) Krista VandeVenter ( ) Tanglea Smith ( ) POINTERS MADE 1. Wendy Ausdemore ( ) Lindsey Meder ( ) Kristi Smith ( ) Lindsey Nyenhuis ( ) Nadine Domond ( ) 34 ASSISTS 1. Cara Consuegra ( ) 153 April Calhoun ( ) Kristi Smith ( ) Steph Schuler ( ) Michelle Edwards ( ) 98 STEALS 1. Krista VandeVenter ( ) Toni Foster ( ) Karen Clayton ( ) Nadine Domond ( ) 49 Crystal Smith ( ) Kristi Smith ( ) 48 JUNIOR LEADERS SCORING 1. Michelle Edwards ( ) Crystal Smith ( ) Kristi Faulkner ( ) 539 Cindy Haugejorde ( ) Jennie Lillis ( ) Lindsey Meder ( ) Jamie Cavey ( ) Tiffany Gooden ( ) Franthea Price ( ) Shanda Berry ( ) 449 BLOCKS 1. Toni Foster ( ) Jennie Lillis ( ) Tangela Smith ( ) Lisa Becker ( ) Jamie Cavey ( ) 22 REBOUNDS 1. Shanda Berry ( ) Toni Foster ( ) Lisa Long ( ) Jennie Lillis ( ) Cindy Haugejorde ( ) Jenee Graham ( ) POINTERS MADE 1. Lindsey Meder ( ) Kristi Faulkner ( ) Crystal Smith ( ) Leah Magner ( ) Nadine Domond ( ) 38 ASSISTS 1. Cara Consuegra ( ) Johanna Solverson ( ) Nadine Domond ( ) Jolette Law ( ) Laurie Aaron ( ) 123 Michelle Edwards ( ) 123 STEALS 1. Laurie Aaron ( ) Franthea Price ( ) Shanda Berry ( ) Crystal Smith ( ) Michelle Edwards ( ) 70 Johanna Solverson ( ) 70 Bold denotes active statistic Hawkeyesports.com

28 Updated Iowa Career Leaders SCORING Rank Pts. Player Years Cindy Haugejorde Lindsey Meder Michelle Edwards Jennie Lillis Franthea Price Toni Foster Tangela Smith Lisa Becker Amy Herrig Necole Tunsil Jamie Cavey Kristi Faulkner Lisa Long Crystal Smith Tia Jackson Cara Consuegra Jolette Law Lisa Anderson Shanda Berry Kim Howard Robin Anderson Tiffany Gooden Randi Peterson Sue Beckwith Steph Schueler Lynn Kennedy Leah Magner Laurie Aaron Johanna Solverson Angela Hamblin Megan Skouby 05- STEALS Rank Stls. Player Years Franthea Price Laurie Aaron Michelle Edwards Steph Schueler Crystal Smith Jolette Law Jennie Lillis Nadine Domond Lisa Anderson Tia Jackson Toni Foster Cara Consuegra Johanna Solverson Lynn Kennedy Shanda Berry POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Rank 3-pters Player Years Lindsey Meder Leah Magner Kristi Faulkner Nadine Domond Crystal Smith Jenna Armstrong Tiffany Reedy Wendy Ausdemore 05- REBOUNDING Rank Reb. Player Years Cindy Haugejorde Toni Foster Tangela Smith Lisa Long Jennie Lillis Amy Herrig Randi Peterson Franthea Price Lisa Becker Shanda Berry Krista VandeVenter Lynn Kennedy Necole Tunsil Kim Howard Tia Jackson Jamie Cavey Jerica Watson Michelle Edwards Virgie Dillingham Johanna Solverson 02- ASSISTS Rank Ast. Player Years Cara Consuegra Michelle Edwards Franthea Price Steph Schueler Nadine Domond Jolette Law Lisa Anderson Jennie Lillis Johanna Solverson Tricia Blair Laurie Aaron Necole Tunsil Leah Magner Kristi Faulkner Lindsey Meder BLOCKS Rank Blks. Player Years Tangela Smith Toni Foster Jennie Lillis Jamie Cavey Cathy Marx Megan Skouby Lisa Becker Jerica Watson Lisa Long Amy Herrig Randi Peterson Active players in BOLD Hawkeyesports.com

29 Overall: Big Ten: 6-10 Home: 7-8 Away: 5-7 Neutral: 2-0 Date Opponent Result Attend. Top Scorer Top Rebounder # Nov. 11 vs. Missouri State W ,523 20, Kristi Smith 10, Jenee Graham # Nov. 12 vs. Kansas W ,700 17, Megan Skouby 10, Jenee Graham Nov. 15 Indiana State W ,404 24, Stacy Schlapkohl 14, Jenee Graham ^ Nov. 17 Quinnipiac W ,420 23, Wendy Ausdemore 10, Jenee Graham ^ Nov. 18 Florida International W ,417 21, Smith, Skouby 8, Wendy Ausdemore Nov. 21 Louisiana Tech L ,035 16, Megan Skouby 14, Jenee Graham Nov. 26 at Creighton W ,678 15, Kristi Smith 9, Jenee Graham Nov. 30 Iowa State L ,865 17, Abby Emmert 10, Jenee Graham Dec. 3 Samford W ,914 14, Megan Skouby 12, Jenee Graham Dec. 7 at UW-Green Bay L ,344 16, Kristi Smith 12, Jenee Graham Dec. 16 at Rutgers L ,284 19, Megan Skouby 6, Wendy Ausdemore Dec. 19 Northern Iowa L ,192 14, Jenee Graham 11, Jenee Graham Dec. 22 at Drake W ,620 23, Krista VandeVenter 11, Jenee Graham * Dec. 28 at Minnesota W ,028 23, Wendy Ausdemore 7, Graham, Skouby * Dec. 31 #7 Ohio State L ,667 21, Kristi Smith 7, Krista VandeVenter * Jan. 3 #10 Purdue L ,069 24, Kristi Smith 9, Jenee Graham * Jan. 7 at Northwestern W ,121 25, Megan Skouby 9, Megan Skouby * Jan. 11 at Indiana W ,161 22, Wendy Ausdemore 15, Krista VandeVenter * Jan. 14 #20 Michigan State L ,370 12, Wendy Ausdemore 9, Krista VandeVenter * Jan. 21 at #21 Michigan State L ,924 13, Smith, VandeVenter 7, Kristi Smith * Jan. 25 Minnesota L (OT) 2,977 25, Kristi Smith 11, Wendy Ausdemore * Jan. 28 at Penn State L ,757 20, Krista VandeVenter 13, Krista VandeVenter * Feb. 4 at #5 Ohio State L ,799 12, Wendy Ausdemore 6, Graham, Schlapkohl * Feb. 8 Michigan W ,159 16, Kristi Smith 14, Krista VandeVenter * Feb. 11 at Wisconsin L ,580 27, Wendy Ausdemore 6, Jenee Graham * Feb. 15 Illinois L ,688 29, Wendy Ausdemore 10, Krista VandeVenter * Feb. 18 Penn State W ,246 21, Kristi Smith 5, VandeVenter, Graham * Feb. 22 at #15 Purdue L ,954 11, Kristi Smith 7, Wendy Ausdemore * Feb. 25 Wisconsin W ,537 24, Ausdemore, Smith 8, Nicole VanderPol # - WBCA Classic, Kansas City, MO ^ - KCRG-TV9 Hawkeye Challenge, Iowa City, IA * - Big Ten Conference Game University of Iowa Attendance Summary Games Totals Average Home 15 61,987 4,132 Away 12 54,250 4,521 Neutral 2 5,223 2,612 Totals ,433 4,291 Game-by-Game Results Hawkeyesports.com

30 Game-by-Game Statistics Team Score FG-A PCT 3-PT. FG PCT FT-A PCT REB PF AS TO BS ST Iowa vs. Missouri State Iowa vs. Kansas at Iowa Indiana State at Iowa Quinnipiac at Iowa Florida International at Iowa Louisiana Tech Iowa at Creighton at Iowa Iowa State at Iowa Samford Iowa at UW-Green Bay Iowa at Rutgers at Iowa Northern Iowa Iowa at Drake Iowa at Minnesota at Iowa #7 Ohio State at Iowa #10 Purdue Iowa at Northwestern Iowa at Indiana at Iowa #20 Michigan State Iowa at #21 Michigan State at Iowa Minnesota (OT) Iowa at Penn State Iowa at #5 Ohio State at Iowa Michigan Iowa at Wisconsin at Iowa Illinois at Iowa Penn State Iowa at #15 Purdue at Iowa Wisconsin Hawkeyesports.com

31 Season Bests Season & Career Bests Player Points Rebounds Assists Blocks Steals Wendy Ausdemore 29, Illinois 11, Minnesota 5, three times 3, twice 3, Illinois Abby Emmert 17, Iowa State 4, twice 6, Quinnipiac , twice Jeneé Graham 14, Northern Iowa 14, twice 7, twice 2, Missouri State 3, Missouri State Lindsey Nyenhuis 13, Penn State 4, twice 4, Purdue , twice Zoraa Quoie 4, Northern Iowa 1, twice 2, Samford , twice Stacy Schlapkohl 24, Indiana State 8, Michigan 2, four times 1, twice 2, three times Megan Skouby 25, Northwestern 9, three times 5, Missouri State 4, twice 3, Minnesota Kristi Smith 25, Minnesota 7, Michigan State 10, Minnesota 1, Northwestern 5, Ohio State Nicole VanderPol 17, Wisconsin 8, Wisconsin, 07 2, Quinnipiac 1, twice 3, Quinnipiac Krista VandeVenter 23, Drake 15, Indiana 6, twice 2, Minnesota 4, Penn State Career Bests Player Points Rebounds Assists Blocks Steals Wendy Ausdemore 29, Illinois, 07 11, Minnesota 5, three times 3, twice 3, twice Abby Emmert 17, Iowa State, 06 8, UNI, 04 7, Rider, 05 1, four times 4, Northwestern, 05 Jeneé Graham 14, Northern Iowa, 06 14, twice 7, twice 2, Missouri State, 06 3, twice Lindsey Nyenhuis 13, Penn State, 07 4, twice 4, Purdue, , twice Zoraa Quoie 4, Northern Iowa, 06 1, twice 2, Samford, , twice Stacy Schlapkohl 24, Indiana State, 06 8, twice 2, six times 1, thirteen times 2, six times Megan Skouby 27, Michigan State, 06 9, five times 5, Kansas, 06 5, twice 3, Minnesota, 06 Kristi Smith 25, Minnesota, 07 7, Michigan State, 07 10, Minnesota, 06 1, twice 5, Ohio State, 06 Nicole VanderPol 17, Wisconsin, 07 8, Wisconsin, 07 2, Quinnipiac, 06 1, five times 3, Quinnipiac, 06 Krista VandeVenter 23, Drake, 06 15, Indiana, 07 6, five times 3, twice 6, Creighton, 05 Hawkeyesports.com

32 Miscellaneous Records and Statistics # -- starter Quoie Emmert Smith Graham Ausdemore Solverson Schlapkohl VanderPol Skouby Nyenhuis VandeVenter Date Opponent Time/W-L Attend. P-R-A-S P-R-A-S P-R-A-S P-R-A-S P-R-A-S P-R-A-S P-R-A-S P-R-A-S P-R-A-S P-R-A-S P-R-A-S 11/11 vs. Missouri State W, , /12 vs. Kansas W, , /15 Indiana State W, , /17 Quinnipiac W, , /18 Florida International W, , /21 Louisiana Tech L, , /26 at Creighton W, , /30 Iowa State L, , /3 Samford W, , /7 at UW-Green Bay L, , /16 at Rutgers L, , /19 Northern Iowa L, , /22 at Drake W, , /28 at Minnesota W, , /31 #7 Ohio State L, , /3 #10 Purdue L, , /7 at Northwestern W, , /11 at Indiana W, , /14 #20 Michigan State L, , /21 at #21 Michigan State L, , /25 Minnesota (OT) L, , /28 at Penn State L, , /4 at #5 Ohio State L, , /8 Michigan W, , /11 at Wisconsin L, , /15 Illinois L, , /18 Penn State W, , /22 at #15 Purdue L, , /25 Wisconsin W, , OVERALL BIG TEN Playing at home: Playing on the road: Playing on a neutral floor: Leading at the half: Trailing at the half: Tied at the half: Wearing white: Wearing black: Wearing gold: Scoring 80 points or more: Scoring points: Scoring points: Scoring points: Scoring fewer than 50 points: Allowing 80 points or more: Allowing points: Allowing points: Allowing points: Allowing fewer than 50 points: Shooting 50% or better FG: Shooting less than 50% FG: Opponent shoots 50% FG or better: Opponent shoots less than 50% FG: Iowa has higher FG%: Opponent has higher FG%: FG% is equal: Iowa outrebounds opponent: Opponent has more rebounds: Rebounds are equal: Shoots at least 80% FT: Shoots less than 80% FT: Opponent shoots at least 80% FT: Opponent shoots less than 80% FT: Iowa shoots more FT: Opponent shoots more FT: FT attempts are equal: Iowa has higher FT%: Opponent has higher FT%: FT% is equal: Shoots at least 40% 3-pt: Shoots less than 40% 3-pt: Opponent shoots at least 40% 3-pt: Opponent shoots less than 40% 3-pt: Iowa has higher 3-pt%: Opponent has higher 3-pt%: pt% is equal: GAME-BY-GAME, POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS-STEALS IOWA RECORD WHEN... OVERALL BIG TEN Iowa has more assists: Opponent has more assists: Assists are equal: Iowa has fewer turnovers: Opponent has fewer turnovers: Turnovers are equal: Iowa has more steals: Opponent has more steals: Steals are equal: Game is decided by 1-4 points: Game is decided by 5-10 points Game is decided by 11 points or more: Bench outscores opponent bench: Playing on Sunday: Playing on Monday: Playing on Tuesday: Playing on Wednesday: Playing on Thursday: Playing on Friday: Playing on Saturday: Playing on Comcast Chicago: Playing on KCRG-TV9: Playing on opp. television: Playing on no television: Biggest Iowa lead:...26, in second half vs. Samford, 12/3/06 Biggest Iowa deficit:... 36, in second half at Ohio State, 2/4/07 Biggest lead in a loss:... 12, in first half vs. Illinois, 2/15/07 Biggest deficit in a win:... 17, in second half at Minnesota, 12/26/06 Biggest halftime lead:... 19, vs. Samford, 12/3/06 Biggest halftime deficit:... 23, at UW-Green Bay, 12/7/06 Best Iowa 1st half FG%: % (15-25), vs. Samford, 12/3/06 Worst Iowa 1st half FG%: % (4-24), at UW Green Bay, 12/7/06 Best Iowa 2nd half FG%: % (17-28), vs. FIU/Minnesota, 1/25/07 Worst 2nd half FG%: % (5-23), at Ohio State, 2/4/07 Best Opp. 1st half FG%: % (16-26), at Ohio State, 2/4/07 Worst Opp. 1st half FG%: % (7-32), vs. Samford, 12/3/06 Best Opp. 2nd half FG%: % (16-24), vs. Ohio State, 12/31/06 Worst Opp. 2nd half FG%: % (12-40), vs. Kansas, 11/12/06 Most points by Iowa in 1st half:... 47, vs. Wisconsin, 2/25/07 Least points by Iowa in 1st half:... 13, at UW-Green Bay, 12/7/06 Most points by opp. in 1st half:... 45, at Ohio State, 2/4/07 Least points by opp. in 1st half:... 18, vs. Samford, 12/3/06 Most points by Iowa in 2nd half:... 56, vs. Wisconsin, 2/25/07 Least points by Iowa in 2nd half:... 17, at Ohio State, 2/4/07 Most points by opp. in 2nd half:... 54, vs. Wisconsin, 2/25/07 Least points by opp. in 2nd half:...29, vs. Kansas, 11/12/06 STATISTICAL CATEGORY LEADERS LED IN SCORING:...Smith (12) REACHED DOUBLE FIGURES:...Smith (23) 30+ POINT GAMES:... none 20+ POINT GAMES:...Smith (7) LED IN REBOUNDING:...Graham (16) DOUBLE-FIGURE REBOUNDS:... Graham (11) DOUBLE-DOUBLES:...Graham (2) LED IN ASSISTS:...Smith (13) LED IN STEALS:...Smith (16) LED IN BLOCKS:...Skouby (17) 5+ FTA GAMES:...Smith (12) *includes ties for team lead LATE GAME CLUTCH FREE THROW SHOOTING IN FINAL FIVE MINUTES OF GAME Player FTM FTA Pct. Zoraa Quoie Wendy Ausdemore Megan Skouby Kristi Smith Krista VandeVenter Stacy Schlapkohl Nicole VanderPol Jenee Graham Abby Emmert TOTALS IN FINAL TWO MINUTES OF GAME Player FTM FTA Pct. Wendy Ausdemore Megan Skouby Kristi Smith Krista VandeVenter Stacy Schlapkohl Jenee Graham Abby Emmert Nicole VanderPol TOTALS IN FINAL ONE MINUTE OF GAME Player FTM FTA Pct. Megan Skouby Wendy Ausdemore Krista VandeVenter Stacy Schlapkohl Kristi Smith Jenee Graham Abby Emmert Nicole VanderPol TOTALS Hawkeyesports.com

33 Season Highs And Lows/Speciality Statistics CATEGORY IOWA OPPONENTS Points High 103 Wisconsin 93 Wisconsin Low 43 UW-Green Bay 49 Kansas/Michigan FG Made High 35 Quinnipiac 30 MSU/OSU/Purdue/Wisconsin Low 12 UW-Green Bay 18 Samford FG Att. High 64 Illinois 69 La Tech/Minnesota Low 41 UW-Green Bay/Rutgers 48 Ohio State FG% High.556 Quinnipiac.583 Ohio State Low.293 UW-Green Bay.319 Minnesota 3FG Made High 9 Quinnipiac 14 Northern Iowa Low 2 Northern Iowa 1 Kansas/Florida Int l 3FG Att. High 23 Missouri State 27 Missouri State Low 5 Florida Int l 9 Florida Int l/rutgers/michigan State 3FG% High.875 Penn State.615 Wisconsin Low.188 Indiana State.077 Kansas FTM High 33 Indiana State 29 Wisconsin Low 5 Purdue 2 UW-Green Bay FTA High 43 Indiana State 34 Wisconsin Low 5 Purdue 3 UW-Green Bay FT% (min. 10) High.933 Illinois.875 Quinnipiac Low.667 Quinnipiac.391 Drake Off. Reb. High 19 Penn State 23 Minnesota Low 5 Drake 4 Northern Iowa Def. Reb. High 33 Drake 28 La Tech/Iowa State/Michigan State Low 13 Ohio State 16 Samford/Wisconsin Total Reb. High 46 Indiana 45 La Tech Low 24 Wisconsin 24 Northern Iowa Assists High 29 Quinnipiac 22 Ohio State Low 4 UW-Green Bay 7 Kansas Steals High 12 Quinnipiac/Minnesota 20 Purdue Low 2 La Tech/Drake 4 Drake/Indiana/Illinois Blocks High 6 Missouri State/Penn State 8 Michigan State Low 0 Purdue 0 Five teams Turnovers High 27 Purdue 25 Penn State Low 9 Indiana State 7 Indiana Fouls High 23 Wisconsin 32 Indiana State Low 10 Purdue 11 Ohio State GAME-BY-GAME SPECIALTY STATS Pts. Off Pts. in 2nd Fast TO s Paint Chance Break Date Opponent IA-Opp. IA-Opp. IA-Opp. IA-Opp. 11/11 vs. Missouri State /12 vs. Kansas /15 Indiana State /17 Quinnipiac /18 Florida International /21 Louisiana Tech /26 at Creighton /30 Iowa State /3 Samford /7 at UW-Green Bay /16 at Rutgers /19 Northern Iowa /22 at Drake /28 at Minnesota /31 #7 Ohio State /3 #10 Purdue /7 at Northwestern /11 at Indiana /14 #20 Michigan State /21 at #21 Michigan State /25 Minnesota /28 at Penn State /4 at #5 Ohio State /8 Michigan /11 at Wisconsin /15 Illinois /18 Penn State /22 at #15 Purdue /25 Wisconsin IOWA AND OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL HIGH PERFORMANCES CATEGORY IOWA OPPONENTS Points 29 Wendy Ausdemore vs. Illinois 33 Tyra Grant (Penn State) Field Goals Made 9 Five times, last by Wendy Ausdemore vs. Illinois 11 LaQuetta Ferguson (Florida International) Field Goals Attempted 17 Twice by two different players 24 Tyra Grant (Penn State) Field Goal Percentage (min. 5 made).778 (7-9) Wendy Ausdemore at Minnesota.727 (8-11) Nicole Soulis (UW-Green Bay) 3-Point Field Goals Made 6 (6-8) Wendy Ausdemore vs. Wisconsin 5 Six times by six different players 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 10 (3-10) Wendy Ausdemore vs. Missouri State 11 (4-11) Kelly Roysland (Minnesota) 3-Point Field Goals Percentage (min. 4 made) (4-4) Lindsey Nyenhuis vs. Penn State (4-4) Traci Ollendieck (Northern Iowa) Free Throws Made 11 (11-13) Three times, last by Kristi Smith vs. Wisc. 12 (12-14) Tyra Grant (Penn State) Free Throws Attempted 13 (11-13) Three times, last by Kristi Smith vs. Wisc. 14 (12-14) Tyra Grant (Penn State) Free Throw Percentage (min. 7 made) (7-7) Megan Skouby vs. Kansas (7-7) Monique Lee (Quinnipiac) Offensive Rebounds 7 Krista VandeVenter (Penn State) 7 Lasma Jekabsone (Florida International) Defensive Rebounds 11 Twice, last by Krista VandeVenter at Indiana 11 Amanda Brown (Penn State) Total Rebounds 15 Krista VandeVenter at Indiana 14 Lasma Jekabsone (Florida International) Assists 10 Kristi Smith at Minnesota 11 Rae Lin D Alie (Wisconsin) Steals 5 Kristi Smith vs. Ohio State 6 Epiphanny Prince (Rutgers) Blocks 4 Megan Skouby vs Missouri State/La Tech 7 Allyssa DeHaan (Michigan State) Turnovers 8 Krista VandeVenter at Minnesota 6 Three times, last Tyra Grant (Penn State) Hawkeyesports.com

34 Game Summaries Game 1 Iowa 79, Missouri State 70 Nov. 11, 2006, Municipal Auditorium KANSAS CITY, MO - - Iowa started its season with a win for the seventh time under seventh-year Head Coach Lisa Bluder with a victory over Missouri State in the first round of the WBCA Classic. Iowa had three sophomores score double figures to lead the Hawkeyes to victory. Kristi Smith had a great game directing the Hawkeye offense. The point guard netted a team-high 20 points and collected six assists and two steals. Smith was from the foul line, including sinking all eight of her free throw attempts in the final three minutes of the contest. Wendy Ausdemore and Megan Skouby scored 15 and grabbed six rebounds each. The duo also had eight combined assists. The Hawkeyes grabbed a 12-point advantage (24-12) with 7:10 left in the first half, but Missouri State went on a 20-7 run the next six minutes sparked by 15 points by freshman Melissa Busby on 5-5 shooting from 3-point range. Iowa withstood the Lady Bears charge and led by three at the break (35-32). Iowa led the entire second half. Each time Missouri State closed the gap, the Hawkeyes had an answer, including two key triples by Ausdemore in the final minutes to keep Iowa in front by a comfortable margin. Iowa shot a blistering 90.5 percent (19-21) from the free throw line, including making the final three minutes to seal the victory. The Hawkeyes also did an excellent job distributing and possessing the ball; Iowa had 20 assists and only 13 turnovers. Defensively, Iowa held Missouri State s leading scorer Tiff Terwelp to five points and two turnovers. Busby, who knocked down five straight treys in the first half, was held scoreless and had two turnovers in the second stanza by the Hawkeyes. Junior Jenee Graham was a spark defensively for the Hawkeyes, collecting career highs in rebounds (10), blocks (2) and steals (3). She also chipped in with seven points. Game 2 Iowa 63, Kansas 49 Nov. 12, 2006, Municipal Auditorium KANSAS CITY, MO - - Iowa captured the fifth-annual WBCA Classic championship with a victory over Kansas. Three Hawkeye sophomores earned all-tournament accolades, Wendy Ausdemore, Megan Skouby and Kristi Smith. Skouby was recognized as the tournament s Most Valuable Player. Iowa had four players post double figures. Skouby netted 11 of her game-high 17 points in the second half. Ausdemore tallied 12 points, while Smith scored 10 and Stacy Schlapkohl contributed 11 off the bench. Skouby also corralled eight rebounds, all of which were defensive. Kansas started the game making six of its first eight field goal attempts, but Iowa limited the Jayhawks to only 4-19 shooting the final 15 minutes of the half. Trailing 12-10, Iowa closed the half on a 24-8 run to claim a advantage. The Jayhawks cut Iowa s lead to 36-32, going on a 12-2 run the first seven minutes of the second half. The Hawkeyes made only one of its eight field goal attempts during that span. Leading by only four points (48-44) midway through the second half, Iowa scored nine straight points to build a 13-point cushion (57-44). For the second consecutive game the Hawkeyes converted their free throws down the stretch, making 4-6 the final four minutes. For the game, Iowa converted 82.6 percent of its foul shots, making attempts. Kansas was only 4-5 from the charity stripe. Jenee Graham pulled down a game-high 10 rebounds for the second consecutive game. Iowa shot 47.6 percent (20-42) from the field, bolstered by 57.1 percent (4-7) shooting from behind the 3-point arc. The Hawkeye defense held the Jayhawks to only 7.7 percent (1-13) from 3-point range. Iowa (1-0) Graham, Jenee Ausdemore, Wendy VanderPol, Nicole Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Emmert, Abby Schlapkphl, Stacy Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Missouri State (0-1) Johnson, Brandi Terwelp, Tiff Lord, Ashley Morris, Tag Balerio, Tahnee Silas, Taylor Busby, Melissa Stiles, Roxanne Burgess, Whitney TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 3,523 Officials: Jeff Stromgren, Amy Bonner, Scott Fruehlias Iowa Missouri State Iowa (2-0) Graham, Jenee Ausdemore, Wendy VanderPol, Nicole Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Emmert, Abby Schlapkphl, Stacy Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Kansas (1-1) Zinic, Marija Morris, Sade Kohn, Kelly McIntosh, Taylor Mosley, Shaquina Jacobs, LeChelda Catic, Ivana McCray, Danielle Boyd, Jamie Ballweg, Lindsay Weddington, Porscha TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 1,700 Officials: Amy Bonner, Jeff Stromgren, Paula Ross Iowa Kansas Hawkeyesports.com

35 Game Summaries Game 3 Iowa 88, Indiana State 83 Nov. 15, 2006, Carver-Hawkeye Arena IOWA CITY - - Iowa outscored Indiana State 11-2 in the final 3:30 to escape with a thrilling victory over the Sycamores in its home opener. The Hawkeyes improved to 7-0 in home openers under Coach Lisa Bluder. Like its first two games, Iowa needed clutch free throw shooting down the stretch to come away with a win. The Hawkeyes converted nine of their last 10 foul shots en route to victory. Iowa, who attempted 44 free throws in its first two contests, attempted 43 against Indiana State making (.767). Stacy Schlapkohl netted career-high 24 points and also corralled five rebounds to lead the Hawkeyes. Wendy Ausdemore tallied a season-best 19 points and dished out a career-high five assists. Jenee Graham had a big contribution defensively, pulling down a career-high 14 rebounds. She posted double-digit rebounds in Iowa s first three games. Iowa did a good job of handling Indiana State s full-court pressure, recording only nine turnovers in the contest. The Sycamores had five players score double figures. Laura Rudolphi posted team highs in points (17) and rebounds (8), while Rachel Maenpaa added 14 points for Indiana State. With Iowa trailing with just over three minutes remaining, Skouby scored six straight points to give the Hawkeyes an advantage with 2:30 left. Iowa did not trail again in the contest. The close game included six ties and 12 lead changes. Megan Skouby netted 11 of her 17 points from the foul line, while Kristi Smith added 11 and four assists for the Hawkeyes. The 171 combined points was the highest scoring game in Carver-Hawkeye Arena since a loss to Minnesota in Game 4 Iowa 93, Quinnipiac 77 Nov. 17, 2006, Carver-Hawkeye Arena IOWA CITY - - Four Hawkeyes scored in double figures en route to a victory over Quinnipiac in the first round of the 21st annual KCRG-TV9 Hawkeye Challenge in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The 93 points is Iowa s highest output since scoring 93 vs. Saint Louis in March The Hawkeyes shot a blistering 55.6 percent (35-63) from the field, bolstered by 69.2 percent (9-13) from behind the 3-point arc. Iowa had a better shooting percentage from 3-point range (.692, 9-13) than the free throw line (.667, 14-21). The Hawkeyes shot a season-best 60.6 percent (20-33) from the floor in the second half. Iowa was led by Wendy Ausdemore, who tied a career high with 23 points on an efficient 8-12 shooting from the field and 2-2 from the foul line, including a careerhigh 5-7 from 3-point range. The five triples match the Carver-Hawkeye Arena record by an Iowa player. Megan Skouby tallied 22 points, while front court mate Stacy Schlapkohl added 16 points. Lindsey Nyenhuis netted a career-high 12 points on 4-5 shooting from 3-point range. Iowa did an excellent job of distributing the basketball. The Hawkeyes assisted on 29 of their 35 field goals. Iowa had four players dish out five assists or more. Posting career highs in assists were Jenee Graham (7), Nyenhuis (3) and Nicole VanderPol (2). Ausdemore tied a career high with five dimes. With Iowa trailing in the first half last night, Wendy Ausdemore delivered her own 10-0 run with two 3-pointers, a base-line jumper and a pair of free throws. Iowa concluded the half on a 15-6 run to claim a halftime advantage. Graham snagged a game-high 10 rebounds in only 23 minutes of action after being whistled for two quick fouls in the first minute of the contest. Graham has posted double-digit rebounds in Iowa s first four games. Iowa out-scored the Bobcats 19-4 in fast break points and out-rebounded Quinnipiac in victory. Indiana State (0-1) Maenpaa, Rachel Rudolphi, Laura Phillips, Angela Bankhead, Annie Phillips, Leah Luna, Kelsey Olsthoorn, Maria Paul, Sarah Schilli, Kara Rivest, Laurence TEAM TOTALS Iowa (3-0) Graham, Jenee Ausdemore, Wendy Schlapkohl, Stacy Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Emmert, Abby VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 2,404 Officials: Joe Cunningham, John Whitson, Bruce Morris Indiana State Iowa Quinnipiac (1-1) Lee, Monique Pervan, Hannalee Kerner, Erin Rooney, Brianna Pennewell, Mandy Duperron, Nicole Barnum, Megan Lazos, Krystal Kaminski, Courtney McGowan, Sarah Steele, Charmaine TEAM TOTALS Iowa (4-0) Graham, Jenee Ausdemore, Wendy Schlapkohl, Stacy Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Emmert, Abby VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 2,420 Officials: Ron Dressander, Mark Zentz, Tim Daley Quinnipiac Iowa Hawkeyesports.com

36 Game Summaries Game 5 Iowa 72, Florida International 62 Nov. 15, 2006, Carver-Hawkeye Arena IOWA CITY - - Iowa captured the 21st annual KCRG-TV9 Hawkeye Challenge with a come-from-behind victory over Florida International in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The win marked the 17th time the Hawkeyes won the tournament. Megan Skouby and Wendy Ausdemore were honored on the all-tournament team, with Skouby being named Most Valuable Player. Kristi Smith and Skouby each scored 21 points to help lead the Hawkeyes to the championship. Smith was a perfect 7-7 from the foul line and only missed three of her field goal attempts (7-10). In addition to netting 21 points, Smith dished out a game and career-high nine assists. Iowa trailed by as many as nine in the first half, but Smith rallied her teammates by scoring the Hawkeyes last nine points of the first half to even the score at at the half. The Hawkeyes carried that momentum into the second half, as they made 60.7 percent (17-28) of their field goals to pull away from the Golden Panthers. Sparking the Hawkeyes in the second stanza was Lindsey Nyenhuis. The sharp-shooter drained all three of her 3-point attempts, including banking in her first from the wing, to give Iowa the lead with 10 minutes remaining. Iowa would not trail the rest of the contest. Florida International was led by LaQuetta Ferguson and Lasma Jekabsone, both of whom were named to the all-tournament team. Ferguson scored a game-high 24 points, while Jekabsone recorded a double-double (17 points, 14 rebounds). Iowa was able to score inside and outside in the second half. The Hawkeyes offense generated a lot of high percentage shoots. Iowa out-scored Florida International in the paint in the second half. Ausdemore added 10 points and a team-high eight rebounds and three blocks in the winning effort. Game 6 Louisiana Tech 77, Iowa 59 Nov. 21, 2006, Carver-Hawkeye Arena IOWA CITY - - Iowa lost its first game of the year, dropping a decision to Louisiana Tech in front of 5,035 fans in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The win was the Lady Techsters 900th victory. Louisiana Tech led start-to-finish. The Lady Techsters used a 23-6 run and raced out to a 20-point first half advantage. Louisiana Tech, who entered the game shooting only 31.6 percent from 3-point range, shot 66.7 percent (6-9) from behind the arc in the first half. Iowa trimmed the deficit to 12 a couple times in the second half, but would get no closer. Louisiana Tech held Iowa to season lows in points (59), field goals made (21), steals (2), offensive rebounds (13) and free throws made (14). The Hawkeyes did pull down a season-best 42 rebounds. The Lady Techsters had two players record double-doubles: Shan Moore (24 points, 10 rebounds) and JoKierra Sneed (12 points, 10 rebounds). The Hawkeyes were led by Megan Skouby, who tallied 16 points, nine rebounds and four blocks. Stacy Schlapkohl contributed 11 points and seven rebounds, while Kristi Smith added 10 points. The Lady Techsters attempted 11 more field goals than the Hawkeyes. Iowa yielded 17 offensive rebounds, which turned into 18 points for Louisiana Tech. The Lady Techsters also forced 19 Hawkeye miscues and out-scored Iowa 20-1 in points off turnovers. Iowa s Jenee Graham scored seven points, pulled down a game and careerhigh 14 rebounds and dished out four assists in defeat. Florida International (2-1) Bernsone, Liene Jekabsone, Lasma Ciglar, Iva Bosilj, Monika Ferguson, LaQuetta Zeigler, Antonia Carey, Elisa Adley, Marquita Neal, Asha Bedalov, Gordana TEAM TOTALS Iowa (5-0) Graham, Jenee Ausdemore, Wendy Schlapkohl, Stacy Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Emmert, Abby VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 2,417 Officials: Tina Napier, Ron Dressander, Mark Zentz Florida International Iowa Louisiana Tech (1-2) Metoyer, Amber Moore, Ty Kursh, Tamika Moore, Shan Mangum, Eboni Levingston, Nastassj Pringle, Tiawana Sneed, JoKierra Nixon, Sierra Dowdell, Shanavia Lawson, Tia TEAM TOTALS Iowa (5-1) Graham, Jenee Ausdemore, Wendy Schlapkohl, Stacy Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Emmert, Abby VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 5,035 Officials: Sally Bell, June Courteau, Amy Bonner Louisiana Tech Iowa Hawkeyesports.com

37 Game Summaries Game 7 Iowa 75, Creighton 69 Nov. 26, 2006, Omaha Civic Auditorium OMAHA, NE - - For the first time this year, Iowa had five players score double figures en route to a victory over Creighton at the Omaha Civic Auditorium. The win was Iowa s fourth-straight over the Bluejays. Creighton led by as many as six points in the first half, but Iowa was able to climb back into the game thanks to excellent free throw shooting. The Hawkeyes made their first 22 free throw attempts and finished the game (.920) from the charity stripe. Iowa led by one (33-32) at the half and opened the second stanza on a 15-6 run to build its biggest lead with 13:30 left in the contest. The Hawkeyes maintained their cushion by attacking Creighton s full court press and creating and sinking high percentage baskets in the second half. Iowa shot 53.8 percent from the field in the second half and finished the game shooting 49.0 percent. Sparking the Hawkeyes were guards Kristi Smith and Abby Emmert. Smith scored nine of her game-high 15 points at the foul line. Emmert tallied all of her career-high 10 points in the second half. The Bluejays Michelle Kaus was 4-8 from the behind the 3-point arc in the first half, but did not attempt another triple the rest of the game. In fact, Iowa s perimeter defense intensified and held Creighton to 0-9 shooting from behind the arc in the second half. Wendy Ausdemore and Stacy Schlapkohl each contributed 12 points, while Jenee Graham added 10 points and a game-high nine rebounds for the Hawkeyes. Creighton also had five players score double figures, led by Kaus 14 and Ally Thrall s 12. The Bluejays forced 21 Iowa turnovers and collected 10 steals in defeat. Iowa also shot a high percentage from 3-point range, making four of its seven attempts (.571). Game 8 Iowa State 80, Iowa 74 Nov. 30, 2006, Carver-Hawkeye Arena IOWA CITY - - Iowa State recorded an win at Iowa Thursday night in front of a season-high 5,865 fans to trim the Hawkeyes lead in the Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk Series to 5-4 after four events. The Cyclone victory marked the first time the visiting team has won in six games. The Hawkeyes raced out to an 11-0 lead in the first 4:30 of the game. Iowa State chipped its way back into the game and trailed by only three at the half (38-35). The second half was a see-saw affair that saw five ties and seven lead changes. Ultimately, is was Iowa State s hot shooting down the stretch that doomed the Hawkeyes. The Cyclones made nine of last 10 shots from the field in the last 8:30 minutes of the game to pull away. Iowa State shot 57.1 percent (16-28) from the field in the second half. Iowa State was led by senior Lyndsey Medders, who posted game highs in points (21) and assists (8). The Hawkeyes had five players score figures, paced by junior Abby Emmert. Emmert was 4-6 from the field and a perfect 6-6 from the foul line, netting a career-high 17 points. Junior Stacy Schlapkohl and sophomore Kristi Smith each contributed 15 points, while Megan Skouby tallied 12 and Jenee Graham 10. Graham also grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds in collecting her first career doubledouble. The Cyclones hurt the Hawkeyes in transition, out-scoring Iowa 14-2 in fast break points. The game also marked the first time Krista VandeVenter (shoulder) and Zoraa Quoie (knee) saw game action after missing the first seven games to injury. VandeVenter played 14 minutes, while Quoie saw the court for a minute. Iowa (6-1) Graham, Jenee Ausdemore, Wendy Schlapkohl, Stacy Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Emmert, Abby VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Creighton (0-5) Neuvirth, Megan Cain, Sara Voss, Kristina Herring, Chevelle Thrall, Ally Schuett, Sam Crites, Kelsey Kaus, Michelle Bronson, Tyrai Frank, Katie TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 1,678 Officials: Greg Small, Doug Knight, Rich Choponis Iowa Creighton Iowa State (4-1) Wieben, Nicky Ronhovde, Megan Ross, Toccara Medders, Lyndsey Ezell, Heather Pierson, Rachel Lacey, Alison Florzak, Anna Mosman, Shellie Nisleit, Amanda TEAM TOTALS Iowa (6-2) Graham, Jenee Ausdemore, Wendy Schlapkohl, Stacy Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Quoie, Zoraa Emmert, Abby Nyenhuis, Lindsey VandeVenter, Krista TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 5,865 Officials: Lisa Mattingly, Beverly Roberts, Amy Bonner Iowa State Iowa Hawkeyesports.com

38 Game Summaries Game 9 Iowa 66, Samford 60 Dec. 3, 2006, Carver-Hawkeye Arena IOWA CITY - - Iowa rebounded from its loss to Iowa State with a triumph over Samford at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Iowa led from start-to-finish en route to its seventh win of the year. For the second consecutive contest, Iowa sprinted out to a double-digit advantage in the first four minutes, scoring the first 10 points of the game. The Hawkeyes shot a blistering 60.0 percent (15-25) in the first half enabling Iowa to take a 19-point lead into half (27-18). Iowa s 2-3 zone limited the Bulldogs to 21.9 percent (7-32) shooting from the field in the first stanza, including 12.5 percent (2-16) from the 3-point arc. Iowa built a 25-point (52-27) advantage with just over 12 minutes remaining, but went cold from the field. The Hawkeyes missed nine straight field goal attempts and didn t score a point in five minutes. Samford took advantage going on an 18-0 run to cut the Iowa deficit to seven (52-45) with eight minutes remaining. The Bulldogs were 5-6 from the field and 7-7 from the free throw line during the scoring run. Samford continued to chip away at the Hawkeyes lead and trailed by only two points (62-60) with just over a minute left. Up two, Megan Skouby drained a turnaround jumper to put Iowa up four with just under a minute to play. After a defensive stop, Abby Emmert sank a pair of free throws to for the game s final points. Skouby finished the game netting a game-high 14 points. Jenee Graham corralled a game-high 12 rebounds. Graham, who is the Big Ten s leading rebounder, has grabbed double figure rebounds in seven of nine games this season. Graham also scored eight points and dished out a game-high five assists. Iowa out-rebounded the Bulldogs by 18 (44-26). The 44 rebounds are the highest total of the season for the Hawkeyes. Samford had three players post double figures. Reserves Megan Wilderotter and Monica Maxwell scored 13 and 10 points, respectively, all in the second half. Alex Munday added 11 points for the Bulldogs. Iowa point guard Kristi Smith contributed nine points and three assists, while forward Stacy Schlapkohl added eight points and pulled down five boards. Samford (4-3) Pike, Veronica Munday, Alex Towns, Taryn Pilkerton, Tish Insell, Chelsee Okoli, Chika Wilderotter, Megan Maxwell, Monica Smith, Karen TEAM TOTALS Iowa (7-2) Graham, Jenee Ausdemore, Wendy Schlapkohl, Stacy Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Quoie, Zoraa Emmert, Abby Nyenhuis, Lindsey VandeVenter, Krista TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 2,914 Officials: Teresa Dahlem, Denise Brooks-Clauser, Tim Daley Samford Iowa Game 10 UW-Green Bay 67, Iowa 43 Dec. 6, 2006, Phoenix Sports Center GREEN BAY, WI - - Iowa was about as cold as the temperature outside the Phoenix Sports Complex, falling to UW-Green Bay by a score after making only 12 field goals and shooting just 29 percent from the field. The Phoenix, who have now won 69 of their last 78 home games with their second win of the season over a team from the Big Ten Conference, took advantage of an eight-minute stretch in the middle of the first half that it outscored the Hawkeyes 16-0 to take a commanding lead. Jenee Graham s two free throws with 5:19 broke Iowa s drought, but the home team then went on a 10-1 run to take a lead into intermission. Iowa missed its last 14 shots from the field in the first stanza. The Hawkeyes pulled to within 11 at when Kristi Smith knocked down a pair of free throws with 8:36 left to play. However, Iowa s offense stalled and the Phoenix outscored Lisa Bluder s squad 22-9 down the stretch. UW-Green Bay led start-to-finish en route to victory. The Hawkeyes made just field goal attempts and only 4-18 attempts from behind the arc. Iowa failed to make a field goal in a 16-minute period of time that spanned both halves. They also committed 22 turnovers that UW-Green Bay converted into 27 points. Smith paced Iowa with 16 points. Wendy Ausdemore added 10. Graham led all rebounders with 12, but Iowa was outrebounded in the game, UW-Green Bay attempted 19 more shots from the field than Iowa and made 28, including nine triples. Forward Nicole Soulis scored a game-high 17 to lead the Phoenix. Iowa s 43 points is its second-lowest scoring output under Coach Bluder. Iowa (7-3) Graham, Jenee Ausdemore, Wendy Schlapkohl, Stacy Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Emmert, Abby VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey VandeVenter, Krista TEAM TOTALS UW-Green Bay (4-3) Soulis, Nicole Popp, Amanda Groh, Kayla Berglin, Natalie Porath, Rachel Harty, Kati Glover, Lavesa Legois, Trisha Webster, Alex Templin, Erin TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 1,344 Officials: Roy Gulbeyan, Tim Daley, Angie Enlund Iowa Creighton Hawkeyesports.com

39 Game Summaries Game 11 Rutgers 70, Iowa 53 Dec. 16, 2006, Louis Brown Athletic Center PISCATAWAY, NJ - - Rutgers topped Iowa, 70-53, at the Louis Brown Athletic Center. The Scarlet Knights shot 51 percent (27-53) from the field en route to victory. Rutgers jumped out to a 24-6 advantage in the first 11 minutes and never looked back. Iowa went on an 11-2 run to trim its deficit to eight (30-22) with three minutes left in the first stanza, but that was as close as the Hawkeyes would get. Rutgers defensive pressure hurt the Hawkeyes, as the Scarlet Knights forced an Iowa season-high 22 turnovers, which they converted into 29 points, 10 of which came in transition. Rutgers was also able to score in the post, outscoring Iowa in the paint. The Hawkeyes were led by Megan Skouby and Wendy Ausdemore. Skouby, whose family made the trip from Ohio to watch their daughter, scored nine of her game-high 19 points from the free throw line. Ausdemore, who made her first three 3-point attempts, tallied 15 points and collected a team-high six rebounds. Iowa s Krista VandeVenter posted season highs at Rutgers. The junior, who was playing in only her fourth game after returning from a shoulder injury, posted highs in minutes (31), points (7) and assists (2). After going to the free throw line only once in the first half, the Hawkeyes were able to attempt 16 in the second half and finished the game (.882). Rutgers, a team that averaged 62 percent from the foul line entering the contest made (.846). Both teams shot the ball extremely well from behind the 3-point arc. The Scarlet Knights made 5-9 (.556), while the Hawkeyes drained 6-15 (.400). The contest was Iowa s first in nine days, coming off of final exams. Game 12 Northern Iowa 83, Iowa 62 Dec. 19, 2006, Carver-Hawkeye Arena IOWA CITY - - Northern Iowa sank a Carver-Hawkeye Arena record 14 triples en route to an victory over Iowa. The victory was only the second win in 12 games all-time in the series for UNI and the first in school history in Iowa City. The Panthers were in command from start-to-finish in good measure as a result of their hot shooting. The visitors drained from the field, including a schoolrecord (.560) from behind the arc. UNI s previous record for triples in a game was 11. The previous record for treys by a team in Carver-Hawkeye Arena was 11. Iowa nailed 11 against Colorado during the season. The Hawkeyes committed 20 turnovers in the game, but 12 came in the first half alone when the visitors were racing to leads that often reached the mid-20s. Iowa managed to trim the margin to at intermission. However, the Panthers went right back to the well in the second stanza, taking a lead at the 18:22 mark of the second half when Tara King knocked down a three. The Panthers lead surpassed 30 five minutes later when King followed a 3-pointer by Megan Keefe with one of her own to put UNI ahead Keefe paced a group of four Panthers who scored double figures with 19 points. Sarah Larsen added 15, Jessie Biggs 12 and Traci Ollendieck 12. Ollendieck, who was a perfect 4-4 from behind the arc, was one of seven different Panthers who made 3-point baskets: King, Larsen, Biggs and Nicole Clausen each had two. Iowa was led in scoring by Jenee Graham s career-high 14 points. The small forward also grabbed a game-high 11 rebounds to register her second doubledouble as a Hawkeye. Megan Skouby, Kristi Smith, Krista VandeVenter and Nicole VanderPol each scored 10 points for the Hawkeyes. Iowa (7-4) Graham, Jenee Ausdemore, Wendy Schlapkohl, Stacy Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Emmert, Abby Nyenhuis, Lindsey VandeVenter, Krista TEAM TOTALS Rutgers (5-4) Zurich, Heather McCurdy, Myia Vaughn, Kia Prince, Epiphanny Ray, Brittany Adams, Katie Ajavon, Mataa Junaid, Rashidat TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 2,284 Officials: Bill Titus, Bonita Spence, Jack Plunkett Iowa Rutgers Northern Iowa (5-5) Keefe, Megan King, Tara Biggs, Jessie Larsen, Sarah Clausen, Nicole Ferris, Kristyn Norton, Jackie Iehl, Kristin Mennen, Alexa Wubbens, Danielle Ollendieck, Traci Swanson, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Iowa (7-5) Graham, Jenee Ausdemore, Wendy Schlapkohl, Stacy Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Quoie, Zoraa Emmert, Abby VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey VandeVenter, Krista TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 3,192 Officials: June Courteau, Lisa Mattingly, Shannon Feck Northern Iowa Iowa Hawkeyesports.com

40 Game Summaries Game 13 Iowa 77, Drake 70 Dec. 22, 2006, Knapp Center DES MOINES, IA - - Krista VandeVenter sparked the Iowa Hawkeyes scoring a game and career-high 23 points en route to a win at Drake, snapping a three-game losing skid. VandeVenter, who returned to the starting lineup for the first time season, made all eight of her field goal attempts and was 7-9 from the foul line in leading the Hawkeyes to their fifth consecutive win over the Bulldogs. In addition to her offensive production, VandeVenter grabbed seven rebounds and collected a steal. Iowa, who led start-to-finish, started the game on an 18-9 run in the first nine minutes to gain control of the contest. Iowa had good balanced scoring as eight Hawkeyes scored four points or more in its non-conference finale. Iowa led by as much as 15 (31-16) in the first half, but Drake rallied with a 12-3 run to trim the deficit to six (34-28) with just over a minute remaining. However, the Hawkeyes scored the last five points of the half and reestablished an 11-point advantage (39-28) at intermission. Drake opened the second stanza on a 10-4 run in the first three minutes to cut Iowa s lead to five (43-38). Iowa withstood the Bulldog early push and rebuilt a 10-point lead (60-50) midway through the half. Drake was plagued by horrendous free throw shooting, making only 39 percent (9-23) from the charity stripe. Iowa, the nation s fourth-best free throw shooting squad, drained 71 percent (20-28) of its attempts. Megan Skouby contributed 16 points, eight of which came in the first even minutes of the game. Abby Emmert netted nine points and sophomore Lindsey Nyenhuis added eight. Jenee Graham continued her dominance on the glass, pulling down a game-high 11 rebounds. The Bulldogs were led by its two leading scorers, Brandy Dahir and Lindsay Whorton. Dahir scored 22 points and grabbed eight rebounds, while Whorton netted 17 points. Iowa shot 51 percent (27-53) from the field and had only 10 turnovers. Game 14 Iowa 58, Minnesota 56 Dec. 28, 2006, Williams Arena MINNEAPOLIS, MN - - Iowa erased a 17-point second half deficit and held on to a thrilling triumph over Minnesota in the Big Ten opener in front of 6,028 fans at Williams Arena. The win is Iowa s first in four tries at Williams Arena under Coach Bluder. The 17-point rally marked Iowa s second largest second-half comeback under Coach Bluder. The Hawkeyes previously expunged a 19-point deficit vs. Indiana in the 2001 Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals. Iowa was led by Wendy Ausdemore, who had a tremendous game sparking the Hawkeyes. Ausdemore scored 15 of her game-high 23 points in the second half. The 23 points matched a career high. Ausdemore was 7-9 from the field, including 4-5 from 3-point range, and 5-5 from the foul line. In addition to Ausdemore s heroics, Kristi Smith collected a career-high 10 assists to go along with her seven points, all scored in the second half, and Krista VandeVenter added 10 points. After a sluggish first half, Iowa stormed back in the second half. The Hawkeyes opened the second stanza on a 22-6 run to reclaim a one-point advantage (40-39) with 11:00 left and never looked back. Iowa out-scored Minnesota in the second half to rally for the win. Iowa started the game making three of its first four shots from the field, but closed the half making only four of 17. A Kelly Roysland fade-away 3-pointer at the buzzer gave Minnesota a halftime cushion. The Gophers limited Iowa to only three points the last seven minutes of the half. Minnesota was led by Roysland, who scored a team-high 16 points. Brittany McCoy and Korinne Campbell each contributed 10 points in defeat. The Gophers shot only 32 percent (22-69) from the field for the game. Iowa (8-5) Graham, Jenee VandeVenter, Krista Ausdemore, Wendy Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Emmert, Abby Schlapkohl, Stacy VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Drake (5-5) Dahir, Brandy Jones, Monique Runner, Tori Whorton, Lindsay Agee, Kaneisha Brady, Ashleigh Keizer, Kelsey Dybing, Lauren Anderson, Michelle TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 2,620 Officials: John Whitson, Amy Bonner, Scott Fruehling Iowa Drake Iowa (9-5, 1-0) Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Graham, Jenee Emmert, Abby Schlapkohl, Stacy VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Minnesota (8-5, 0-1) Ellis-Milan, Ashley Knight, Leslie Roysland, Kelly Fox, Emily McCoy, Brittany Campbell, Korinne Salley, Breanna Harper, Zoe Barnes, Jordan Ohm, Katie TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 2,620 Officials: Art Bomengen, Barb Smith, Laura Smith Iowa Minnesota ` Hawkeyesports.com

41 Game Summaries Game 15 #7 Ohio State 73, Iowa 67 Dec. 31, 2006, Carver-Hawkeye Arena IOWA CITY - - Jessica Davenport scored 24 points and Marscilla Packer added 23 as Ohio State staved off an upset bid and beat Iowa on Sunday in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The win was the Buckeyes seventh straight over the Hawkeyes. The No. 7 Buckeyes trailed at halftime of their Big Ten opener, but Davenport scored 16 points after the break to help them outlast the Hawkeyes. Iowa pulled within a point with just under 10 minutes left, but a 7-0 run by the Buckeyes - which included a layup and 3-pointer by Packer - made it Kristi Smith answered with a 3-point play, but Packer hit another triple to push Ohio State s lead to The Hawkeyes got within three when Smith curled around the right baseline and made a long jumper to bring the home fans to their feet. But Packer responded again with a deep shot of her own with less than two minutes remaining. Smith sank a 3-pointer from near the top of the key with just 90 seconds to go, but Davenport caught a lob pass and put in a layup to answer. Iowa didn t score again. Davenport, the senior center, who came up just two points shy of tying a season high, led the Buckeyes in their first game back from an 11-day layoff after topping then-no. 3 Oklahoma on Dec. 20. Iowa had four players in double-figures, led by Smith with 21, and Megan Skouby with a season-high 19. In addition to her 21 points, Smith had seven assists and a career-high five steals. Game 16 #10 Purdue 68, Iowa 58 Jan. 3, 2007, Carver-Hawkeye Arena IOWA CITY - - Purdue senior Katie Gearlds scored a game-high 27 points to help lift the 10th-ranked Boilermakers to their seventh straight victory with a triumph over Iowa in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The loss spoiled Lisa Bluder s 200th game as Iowa s head coach. Gearlds shot 9-18 from the field, including 5-8 from behind the 3-point arc, and was a perfect 4-4 from the foul line. Freshman FahKara Malone contributed 12 points and a team-high six assists, while senior Erin Lawless added 11 points and five rebounds. Iowa went on a 9-0 run midway through the first half to grab a advantage with 5:05 left. The Hawkeyes lead was short-lived, however, as Purdue closed the half on a 13-3 run to take an eight-point lead (32-24) into intermission. Purdue s lead swelled to as many as 14, but Iowa s sophomore class fought back. Lead by point guard Kristi Smith and small forward Wendy Ausdemore, the Hawkeyes clawed back to within five points (61-56) after four straight points by Smith with 2:36 remaining in the game. But, the Boilermakers answered with seven consecutive points to rebulid their lead and hold on for the victory. Smith posted career highs in points (24), field goals made (9) and attempted (14) and 3-pointers made (4). She also grabbed five rebounds and dished out a game-high seven assists and had only one turnover. Ausdemore netted 12 points and corralled six rebounds, while sophomore Megan Skouby added 10 points in defeat. Purdue s half-court trap appeared to give the Hawkeyes problems as it forced 21 Hawkeye turnovers, including 14 in the first half. The Boilermakers scored 18 points off Iowa s miscues, including 14 in the first stanza. Iowa did record its second-largest rebounding of the season, outrebounding Purdue by 10 (36-26). The Hawkeyes pulled down 14 offensive boards, while limiting the Boilermakers to only five. #7 Ohio State (11-1, 1-0) Allen, Star Davenport, Jessica Hoskins, Brandie Moeller, Maria Packer, Marscilla Treilcock, Ashlee Little, Shavelle Blanton, Stephanie Riley, Tamarah Walker, Andrea TEAM TOTALS Iowa (9-6, 1-1) Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Graham, Jenee Emmert, Abby Schlapkohl, Stacy VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 3,667 Officials: Ray Bomeli, John Whitson, Amy Bonner #7 Ohio State Iowa #10 Purdue (14-2, 3-0) Gearlds, Katie Lawless, Erin Wisdom-Hylton, L Howell, Jodi Malone, FahKara Mioton, Lauren Campbell, Danielle Freeman, Lakisha TEAM TOTALS Iowa (9-7, 1-2) Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Graham, Jenee Emmert, Abby Schlapkohl, Stacy VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 3,069 Officials: Beverly Roberts, Tina Napier, Jerry Gibbons #10 Purdue Iowa Hawkeyesports.com

42 Game Summaries Game 17 Iowa 63, Northwestern 61 Jan. 7, 2007, Welsh-Ryan Arena EVANSTON, IL - - Iowa s Megan Skouby scored Iowa s final eight points in the final 3:08 as the Hawkeyes held on to win their 12th straight over Northwestern with a win at Welsh-Ryan Arena. Iowa led 63-61, but Northwestern had an opportunity to tie the score, but Beth Marshall s baseline jumper with four seconds left missed iron and Iowa s Jenee Graham corralled her seventh rebound to secure the victory. Skouby had her best game of the season scoring a game and season-high 25 points on shooting from the field and 5-5 from the foul line, and tied a career high with nine rebounds. Iowa trailed late in the first half, but went on a 12-2 run spanning halves to grab a six-point advantage (31-25). Leading 39-36, the Hawkeyes went on a 7-0 run to stretch their lead to 10 (46-36) midway through the second half. The Wildcats answered later in the half going on a 9-0 run to take a one-point advantage (56-55) with 3:15 left, before Skouby took over. Kristi Smith tallied 11 points and five assists and Wendy Ausdemore added 13 points and five rebounds in helping lift Iowa to its third consecutive road victory. Northwestern had two players post double figures. A.J. Glasauer scored 12 of her team-high 17 points in the first half, while Melissa Miller netted 16 points and had eight rebounds. Kaitlin McInerney grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds in defeat. After making only two trips to the free throw line in the first half, Iowa was (.846) from the charity stripe in the second stanza. Iowa s defense limited Northwestern to only 3-17 (.176) shooting from 3-point range in the victory. The Hawkeyes attempted only six triples, but made three (.500). Game 18 Iowa 71, Indiana 67 Jan. 11, 2007, Assembly Hall BLOOMINGTON, IN - - Iowa s Kristi Smith and Wendy Ausdemore combined to make all six of their free throw attempts in the final seconds to propel the Hawkeyes to another come-from-behind road victory in the Big Ten, at Indiana. Lisa Bluder and the Hawkeyes collected the win in her 700th career game as a head coach. Trailing with eight minutes remaining, the Hawkeyes staged another furious second-half comeback. Iowa outscored Indiana the final eight minutes to come away with its fourth consecutive road win. The Hawkeyes had four players score in double figures en route to victory. Ausdemore led all scorers with 22. Sophomore Megan Skouby netted 14 of her 15 points in the second half, while Smith tallied 14 points, with four of her points coming at the foul line in the final seconds to help seal the victory. Leading by only one (65-64), Smith drained two free throws, in a one-and-one situation, with 19 seconds remaining to give Iowa a three-point advantage (67-64). After a timeout, Smith stole the inbounds pass and then drained another pair of free throws to give the Hawkeyes a five-point lead (69-64) with 17 seconds left. Ausdemore made two additional foul shots in the final seconds. Indiana made an insignificant 3-pointer at the buzzer to make the final score, Iowa missed 10 straight field goal attempts, failing to score for 8:30 minutes spanning halves. Indiana took advantage of the Hawkeyes scoring drought, closing the first half on a 16-3 run to claim an eight-point halftime advantage (34-26). The Hoosiers also had four players in double figures, led by Sarah McKay. The senior posted a double-double (17 points, 10 rebounds) and blocked a game-high five shots. Jamie Braun contributed 12 points, Kim Roberson tallied 11 points and Nikki Smith added 10. Iowa shot 83 percent (19-23) at the foul line, compared to Indiana s 59 percent (13-22). Additionally, the Hawkeyes outrebounded the Hoosiers by nine (46-37). Helping Iowa clear a season-high 46 rebounds was junior Krista VandeVenter and Skouby. VandeVenter pulled down a career-high 15 rebounds, while Skouby equaled a career best with nine boards. Iowa (10-7, 2-2) Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Graham, Jenee Emmert, Abby Schlapkohl, Stacy VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Northwestern (6-10, 0-3) Miller, Melissa McInerney, Kaitlin Bibbs, Nadia Glasauer, A.J Stutz, Sara Dickerson, Erin Bielawski, Julie Marshall, Beth Cartwright, Kristin TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 3,121 Officials: June Courteau, Dennis Mayer, Jerry Gibbons Iowa Northwestern Iowa (11-7, 3-2) Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Graham, Jenee Emmert, Abby Schlapkohl, Stacy VanderPol, Nicole TEAM TOTALS Indiana (13-5, 2-3) Thomas, Whitney Roberson, Kim McKay, Sarah Smith, Nikki Enterline, Leah Braun, Jamie Smart, Vanita TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 1,161 Officials: Art Bomengen, Laura Morris, Felicia Grinter Iowa Indiana Hawkeyesports.com

43 Game Summaries Game 19 #20 Michigan State 83, Iowa 63 Jan. 14, 2007, Carver-Hawkeye Arena IOWA CITY - - No. 20 Michigan State had five players score in double figures en route to an triumph in front of 4,370 fans at Iowa s Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The win was the Spartans third straight and snapped the Hawkeyes two-game winning streak. Spartan freshman Allyssa DeHaan netted 16 of her game-high 20 points in the second half and also cleared six rebounds. Victoria Lucas-Perry scored 16 points and Aisha Jefferson added 13. Michigan State closed the first half on a 19-6 run. Iowa was only able to make one field goal in the last 10:30 of the first stanza. The Spartans stretched their lead to as many as 27 points in the second half. Iowa had four players scoring double figures. Wendy Ausdemore led Iowa in scoring for the second straight game, netting 12 points. Jenee Graham and Megan Skouby each registered 11, while Kristi Smith contributed 10. The Spartans dominated the post, as they outscored the Hawkeyes in the paint. Michigan State also forced 20 Iowa turnovers and converted the Hawkeye miscues into 30 points. The Spartans posted Iowa-opponent season highs in blocks (8), steals (15) and field goals made (30). Michigan State also made 78 percent (21-27) of its free throws in the victory. Iowa was limited to 38 percent (21-55) shooting from the field and 70 percent (16-23) from the foul line. Iowa s Krista VandeVenter pulled down a game-high nine rebounds in defeat. It was Iowa s third straight home game against a ranked opponent. Game 20 #21 Michigan State 67, Iowa 57 Jan. 21, 2007, Breslin Center EAST LANSING, MI - - For the second time in eight days, the Iowa Hawkeyes came up on the short end of a meeting with nationally-ranked Michigan State. This time by a score at the Breslin Center. Lisa Bluder s squad was an victim of the Spartans on Jan. 14, at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City. In each game, the difference was Michigan State s Allyssa DeHaan. The freshman center scored 16 points to lead all scorers. More impressive, however, was her seven blocked shots and the fact that she held Iowa s Megan Skouby to just eight points, four of which came from the free throw line. Iowa was led in scoring by point guard Kristi Smith and forward Krista Vande- Venter, who both netted 13 points. The Hawkeyes Wendy Ausdemore struggled from the field, hitting just 2-11 field goal attempts. Iowa shot just 38 percent from the field as a team. Aisha Jefferson and Mia Johnson each scored 10 points for the Spartans. Victoria Lucas-Perry was credited with nine rebounds. Michigan State shot an even 50 percent from the field. The Spartans used an 11-2 run capped by a Rene Haynes layup with 14:09 left in the second half to break the game open. The Hawkeyes never got any closer than seven points in the game s final 10 minutes. Michigan State outrebounded Iowa by seven (37-30) and dominated the Hawkeyes again in the post, outscoring Iowa in the paint. The loss, Iowa s first in four Big Ten Conference road games to date, dropped the Hawkeyes to 11-9 overall and 3-4 in league action. The win pushed Michigan State to 15-4 overall and 6-1 in Big Ten play. #20 Michigan State (13-4, 4-1) Haynes, Rene Bannister, Myisha DeHaan, Allyssa Johnson, Mia Lucas-Perry, Victoria Piechowski, Mandy Davidson, Courtney Jefferson, Aisha Fortner, Takeya Wulff, Alisa Grantham, Katrina TEAM TOTALS Iowa (11-8, 3-3) Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Graham, Jenee Emmert, Abby Schlapkohl, Stacy VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 4,370 Officials: Teresa Dahlem, John Whitson, Dave Rittman #20 Michigan State Iowa Iowa (11-9, 3-4) Ausdemore, Wendy ` VandeVenter, Krista Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Graham, Jenee Emmert, Abby Schlapkohl, Stacy VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS #21 Michigan State (15-4, 6-1) Haynes, Rene Bannister, Myisha DeHaan, Allyssa Johnson, Mia Lucas-Perry, Victoria Davidson, Courtney Jefferson, Aisha Wulff, Alisa Grantham, Katrina TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 6,924 Officials: Bob Trammell, Dave Stewart, Marvin Sykes Iowa #21 Michigan State Hawkeyesports.com

44 Game Summaries Game 21 Minnesota 80, Iowa 78 (OT) Jan. 14, 2007, Carver-Hawkeye Arena IOWA CITY - - Iowa overcame a 24-point second-half deficit against Minnesota to force overtime, but ultimately succumbed Thursday night in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The loss was Iowa s third consecutive and fifth straight home setback. Minnesota used a strong shooting performance the first 29 minutes to build the 24-point cushion. Down by 22 with 11:30 left in regulation, Iowa made nine of its last 14 field goal attempts and from the foul line to outscore the Gophers to force the extra session. Sparking the Hawkeye rally was Kristi Smith, who scored 19 points the last 11 minutes of regulation. The sophomore was 6-7 from the field, including 4-4 from behind the arc, and 3-3 from the foul line down the stretch. Iowa trailed with under a minute to play in regulation, and Smith drained her fourth straight triple to tie the game with 41 seconds left. Minnesota s Emily Fox sank a free throw with 26 seconds left to give the Gophers a one-point edge. Iowa s Krista VandeVenter was fouled with 11 seconds remaining and was able to split the pair of free throws to even the game at Fox s 10-foot jumper with three seconds left was off the mark and sent the game into overtime. Iowa took its first and only lead of the game (76-74) on a Wendy Ausdemore 3-pointer with 2:34 left, but the Gophers finished the game on a 6-2 run to escape with the victory. Smith had an opportunity to tie the game at the buzzer, but her lean-in jumper in the paint didn t drop. Smith scored a team and career-high 25 points, while Ausdemore and Megan Skouby each contributed 14 points in defeat. All five Minnesota players posted double figures. Fox led all scorers with a career-high 30 points, bolstered by 5-6 shooting from 3-point range. Leslie Knight netted 12 points, while Brittany McCoy, Kelly Roysland and Ashley Ellis-Milan each tallied 10. Game 22 Penn State 78, Iowa 71 Jan. 28, 2007, Bryce Jordan Center UNIVERSITY PARK, PA - - Five Penn State players scored double figures en route to a victory over Iowa at the Bryce Jordan Center. The win was the Lady Lions sixth straight over the Hawkeyes. Iowa took command of the game early on the shoulders of Megan Skouby and Wendy Ausdemore. The duo scored 16 of Iowa s first 20 points. The Hawkeyes built a 15-point advantage (34-19) with 6:01 left in the first half. However, Iowa s double-digit lead evaporated by halftime as the Hawkeyes missed their last seven field goal attempts of the half and Penn State took advantage of Iowa s scoring drought, closing the half on a 17-0 run and taking a slim two-point advantage (36-34) into the half. A Kristi Smith 3-pointer at the 13:27 mark of the second half gave the Hawkeyes its only lead of the second half (50-49). The Lady Lions responded by going on a 22-9 run to give them their largest lead with 4:42 left. Iowa trimmed the deficit to five in the final minute, but would get no closer. Junior Kam Gissendanner scored a team-high 18 points to lead the Lady Lions to their ninth home win of the year. Senior Amanda Brown posted her ninth doubledouble of the season, collecting 14 points and 12 rebounds. Brianne O Rourke tallied 15 points, Tyra Grant contributed 12 and Rashida Mark added 11 for the home squad. Iowa junior Krista VandeVenter netted a game-high 20 points on 6-12 shooting from the field and 8-9 from the foul line. The native of Osseo, MN, also grabbed a game-high 13 rebounds, to register her first double-double of the season and seventh of her career. Skouby scored 19 points, while Ausdemore and Smith each netted 12. All 12 of Ausdemore s points came in the first ten minutes of the contest when she was 4-5 from 3-point range; she missed her last seven shot attempts from the field. Iowa out-rebounded Penn State by eight (40-32) and pulled down a season-high 19 offensive rebounds in defeat. Minnesota (13-8, 5-3) McCoy, Brittany Ellis-Milan, Ashley Knight, Leslie Roysland, Kelly Fox, Emily Campbell, Korinne Harper, Zoe Barnes, Jordan Ohm, Katie TEAM TOTALS Iowa (11-10, 3-5) Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Graham, Jenee Emmert, Abby Schlapkohl, Stacy VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 2,977 Officials: Lisa Mattingly, Dennis Mayer, Kathleen Lynch SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd OT TOTAL Minnesota Iowa Iowa (11-11, 3-6) Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Skouby, Megan Smith, Kristi Graham, Jenee Emmert, Abby Schlapkohl, Stacy VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Penn State (11-11, 4-5) Renfro, Charity Brown, Amanda Grant, Tyra O Rourke, Brianne Gissendanner, Kam Molinaro, Courtney Quinn, Meggan Mark, Rashida TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 5,757 Officials: Art Bomengen, Ray Bomeli, Tim Daley Iowa Penn State Hawkeyesports.com

45 Game Summaries Game 23 #5 Ohio State 85, Iowa 49 Feb. 4, 2007, Value City Arena COLUMBUS, OH - - No. 5 Ohio State topped Iowa at Value City Arena. Iowa was without 6-6 Megan Skouby, who broke her hand in practice a day before the game. The win was the Buckeyes 26th in a row at home to tie a school record. It was also Ohio State s 14th straight win since falling at No. 9 LSU on Dec. 10, and 27th in a row against Big Ten teams. Jessica Davenport, the conference s top scorer and rebounder, also became only the second Big Ten player with 2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds. She hit 6-7 shots from the field, free throws and also had five rebounds, four blocked shots and three steals in 29 minutes. She received a standing ovation in the second half after it was announced to the crowd that she had reached 1,000 rebounds. Brandie Hoskins added 16 points, six assists and four rebounds, Star Allen had 11 points and Marscilla Packer 10 for the Buckeyes, off to their best start ever. They have won 36 of their past 37 regular-season games. Wendy Ausdemore had 12 points and Lindsey Nyenhuis 11 for the Hawkeyes. Skouby is one of the few post players in the Big Ten who can match up with Davenport. She was replaced in the starting lineup by 6-3 Stacy Schlapkohl, who started her 22nd career contest. The Hawkeyes scored first but the Buckeyes then ran off the next 16 points -- Davenport scoring seven points on the inside. Iowa recovered from that early drought of nearly six minutes to pull to before Stephanie Blanton hit a triple from the right corner and Allen made a short shot off an assist from Maria Moeller. Up at the half, Ohio State went on a 14-0 run to start the second half. The Buckeyes converted Iowa s 23 turnovers into 41 points and held a 38-4 upper hand in scoring in the paint. Game 24 Iowa 66, Michigan 49 Feb. 8, 2007, Carver-Hawkeye Arena IOWA CITY - - Iowa snapped a five-game losing skid with a triumph over Michigan Thursday night in Iowa City. The win was the Hawkeyes eighth consecutive over the Wolverines. Kristi Smith and Stacy Schlapkohl scored double figures to lead the Hawkeyes. Smith tallied a game-high 16 points, bolstered by a perfect 4-4 shooting performance from behind the arc, while Schlapkohl contributed 11. Smith also dished out five assists, while teammate Jenee Graham matched a career high with seven dimes and had no turnovers. Iowa led start-to-finish and took an eight-point cushion into intermission. Michigan shaved the Hawkeye advantage to just one (32-31) three minutes into the second half. The Hawkeyes responded with a 17-1 run to take a commanding lead with 11 minutes to play. Smith sparked the Hawkeye run, netting eight of the 17 points. Michigan was led by reserve Ta Shia Walker, who scored 10 points. Jessica Minnfield and Krista Phillips each added eight for the visitors. For the first time in six games, Iowa had a better shooting percentage than its opponent. The Hawkeyes made 39 percent (24-61) of their field goal attempts, while the Wolverines sank 36 percent (19-53). Iowa shot 53 percent (8-15) from 3-point range, including 75 percent (6-8) in the second stanza. Iowa dominated the glass, outrebounding Michigan by 11 (44-33). VandeVenter cleared 10 of her game-high 14 rebounds in the first half. Schlapkohl equaled a career high with eight boards. Iowa (11-12, 3-7) Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Schlapkohl, Stacy Smith, Kristi Graham, Jenee Emmert, Abby VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS #5 Ohio State (21-1, 10-0) Allen, Star Davenport, Jessica Hoskins, Brandie Moeller, Maria Packer, Mascilla Trebilcock, Ashlee Little, Shavelle Daniel, Cherise Jamen, Alice Blanton, Stephanie Riley, Tamarah Walker, Andrea TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 9,799 Officials: Bob Trammell, Ron Dressander, Barb Smith Iowa #5 Ohio State Michigan (10-15, 3-9) Whitfield, LeQuisha Skrba, Stepany Benson, Carly Minnfield, Jessica Cooper, Janelle Jones, Ashley McPherson, Kalyn Clement, Krista Phillips, Krista Hlevey, Kelly Walker, Ta Shia Queen, Melinda TEAM TOTALS Iowa (12-12, 4-7) Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Schlapkohl, Stacy Smith, Kristi Graham, Jenee Emmert, Abby VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 3,159 Officials: Tina Napier, David Stewart, Laura Morris Michigan Iowa Hawkeyesports.com

46 Game Summaries Game 25 Wisconsin 84, Iowa 73 Feb. 11, 2007, Kohl Center MADISON, WI - - Jolene Anderson tied a career high with 29 points to lead Wisconsin to an triumph over Iowa at the Kohl Center. The win was the Badgers first over Iowa in Madison since Anderson was 9-13 from the field, including 5-6 from behind the 3-point arc, and 6-8 from the foul line. The Big Ten leading scorer, also contributed six rebounds and five assists. With Iowa trailing 9-8, Wisconsin went on a 13-0 run to take a 22-8 early advantage at the 10:10 mark. Iowa missed six field goals and had two turnovers during the 5:30-minute Badger surge. The Hawkeyes cut the early 14-point deficit to six at intermission (35-29). The Black and Gold were able to get within two points twice in the second half, but the Badgers responded with runs of 11-4 and 6-0 to re-establish a comfortable cushion and ultimately register the 11-point victory. A pair of Hawkeye sophomores had career nights, but it was not enough to overtake the Badgers -- a team that improved to 13-2 in home contests. Wendy Ausdemore poured in a team and career-high 27 points, 21 of which came in the second half. Nicole VanderPol came off the bench and netted a career-high 15 points and grabbed five rebounds in a career-high 26 minutes of action. Badger freshman point guard Rae Lin D Alie tallied 12 points and dished out a game and career-high 11 assists. Janese Banks contributed 16 points and Danielle Ward added 15 points and a game-high nine rebounds. Wisconsin dominated the glass, outrebounding Iowa by 14 (38-24). Iowa was 5-9 (.556) from behind the arc, marking the third consecutive game the Black and Gold shot over a 50-percent clip from 3-point range. The Badgers sealed the victory with excellent free throw shooting down the stretch, sinking all 10 attempts in the final 1:30 of the contest. Game 26 Illinois 74, Iowa 69 Feb. 15, 2007, Carver-Hawkeye Arena IOWA CITY - - Four Illinois starters scored in double figures en route to a come-from-behind victory over Iowa at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The game was part of a men/women doubleheader after the Northwestern at Iowa men s game, originally scheduled one day earlier, was postponed due to severe weather and dangerous driving conditions. Iowa led by as many as 12 points in the first half on the shoulders of Wendy Ausdemore, who netted 18 of her game and career-high 29 points in the first period. The Illini closed the gap to five (34-29) by halftime. A Lori Bjork 3-pointer at the 10:07 mark of the second half gave Illinois its first lead of the game. The last 10 minutes of the game featured nine ties and four lead changes. A pair of Ausdemore free throws gave Iowa a two-point advantage (67-65) with 1:32 remaining. Following an Illinois timeout, the Illini found Bjork on the baseline, who sank her fourth triple of the night to give Illinois a one-point lead (68-67). The Illini expanded their lead to five by the end of the contest. Illinois shot 37 percent from the field in the first half, but was able to convert a number of high-percentage shots in the second half and shot at a 62 percent clip in the second stanza. Illinois exploited Iowa s lack of depth in the post as it scored 38 paint points, 24 in the second half. Illinois post duo of Danyel Crutcher (17 points, 10 rebounds) and Jenna Smith (15 points, 10 rebounds) both posted double-doubles. Bjork finished the contest with 20 points to lead Illinois in scoring, while Lacey Simpson added 18 points and seven assists. Iowa s Kristi Smith contributed 11 points and a team-high six assists, while Krista VandeVenter pulled down 10 rebounds. Both teams excelled at the free throw stripe as Iowa shot a season-high.933 (14-15) and Illinois converted.824 (14-17). The win was only Illinois third in Carver-Hawkeye Arena in 23 tries. Iowa (12-13, 4-8) Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Schlapkohl, Stacy Smith, Kristi Graham, Jenee Emmert, Abby VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Wisconsin (18-8, 7-6) Heins, Brittany Gibson, Caitlin Banks, Janese D Alie, Rae Lin Anderson, Jolene Ingison, Sarah Gant, Teah Dunham, Mariah Ward, Danielle TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 5,580 Officials: June Courteau, Carol Comanita, Cameron Inouye Iowa Wisconsin Illinois (17-8, 7-6) Crutcher, Danyel Gordon, Chelsea Smith, Jenna Bjork, Lori Simpson, Lacey McCarthy, Erin Harris, Rebecca Wigley, Erin 0-2 TEAM TOTALS Iowa (12-14, 4-9) Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Schlapkohl, Stacy Smith, Kristi Graham, Jenee Emmert, Abby VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 13,688 Officials: Marvin Sykes, Tim Daley, Amy Bonner Illinois Iowa Hawkeyesports.com

47 Game Summaries Game 27 Iowa 79, Penn State 72 Feb. 18, 2007, Carver-Hawkeye Arena IOWA CITY - - Iowa snapped a six-game losing skid to Penn State with a win over the Lady Lions at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The Hawkeyes broke an arena record and tied the Big Ten single-game mark for 3-point field goal percentage. Iowa made 7-8 (.875) from behind the arc, sparked by sophomore Lindsey Nyenhuis perfect 4-4 effort from behind the arc. Nyenhuis finished with a career-high 13 points, while classmate Nicole Vander- Pol matched a career high with 15 points in only her third start of the season. Iowa trailed by as many as nine points in the first half, but went on a 10-2 run to get back into the contest. The Hawkeyes took a two-point lead (40-38) into halftime. A 12-2 Iowa run late in the second half, bolstered by eight points by Kristi Smith, helped build the Hawkeyes largest lead of eight (75-67) with 2:57 left. Smith finished the contest with a team-high 21 points. Penn State was led by freshman Tyra Grant, who led all scorers with 33 points. Senior Amanda Brown collected her 12th double-double of the season (14 points, 11 rebounds) for the visitors. The Black and Gold forced a season-high 25 turnovers and converted the Lady Lion errors into a season-high 29 points. Junior Krista VandeVenter was a force defensively for the Hawkeyes, collecting a game-high four steals and collecting a team-high five rebounds. A bright spot for Iowa was the return of center Megan Skouby. The sophomore, who suffered a broken bone in her non-shooting hand 15 days prior, played limited minutes off the bench and posted seven points and four assists for the home team. The game featured eight ties and 11 lead changes. Game 28 #15 Purdue 76, Iowa 52 Feb. 22, 2007, Mackey Arena WEST LAFAYETTE, IN - - Iowa lost its seventh consecutive game at Mackey Arena with a setback against 15th-ranked Purdue. A pair of seniors led the Boilermakers on their Senior Night. Katie Gearlds, who is the co-big Ten Player of the Week, led all scorers with 28 points. Classmate Erin Lawless posted her second double-double of the season scoring 18 points and grabbing a career-high 13 rebounds. Lawless also collected a career-high five steals. With Iowa trailing midway through the first half, the Hawkeyes went on a 17-6 run in 6:34 to cut the 16-point deficit to five (32-27) at the 3:46 mark. Purdue took a lead into halftime. Iowa sophomore Kristi Smith scored all of her team-high 11 points in the first 12:30 of the contest. She made three of her first four 3-point field goal attempts and both free throw attempts. Smith also finished the contest with a game-high five assists and a team-high three steals. Gearlds put her team on her back and went on her own 10-2 run to stretch Purdue s lead to 15 (53-38) midway through the second period. The Boilermakers were able to work their offense and find high-percentage shots, as 20 of their 30 field goals came in the paint. Purdue forced 27 Hawkeye turnovers and converted the Hawkeye errors to 36 points. The Boilermakers collected a Big Ten-season-high 20 steals en route to victory. Iowa junior Krista VandeVenter contibuted nine points. Four other Hawkeyes added six points each (Jenee Graham, Nicole VanderPol, Lindsey Nyenhuis and Megan Skouby). Penn State (13-14, 6-8) Gissendanner, Kam Renfro, Charity Brown, Amanda O Rourke, Brianne Williams, Mashea Grant, Tyra Molinaro, Courtney Mark, Rashida TEAM TOTALS Iowa (13-14, 5-9) Ausdemore, Wendy VanderPol, Nicole VandeVenter, Krista Smith, Kristi Graham, Jenee Emmert, Abby Schlapkohl, Stacy Skouby, Megan Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 4,246 Officials: Sue Blauch, Bill Titus, John Whitson Penn State Iowa Iowa (13-15, 5-10) Ausdemore, Wendy VandeVenter, Krista Megan Skouby Smith, Kristi Graham, Jenee Emmert, Abby Schlapkohl, Stacy VanderPol, Nicole Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS #15 Purdue (23-5, 13-2) Wisdom-Hylton, L Lawless, Erin Howell, Jodi Gearlds, Katie Malone, FahKara Mioton, Lauren Dildine, Brittany Campbell, Danielle Feeeman, Lakisha France, Kalika Garriga, Laura TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 7,954 Officials: Lisa Mattingly, Laure Morris, Roy Gulbeyan Iowa #15 Purdue Hawkeyesports.com

48 Game Summaries Game 29 Iowa 103, Wisconsin 93 Feb. 25, 2007, Carver-Hawkeye Arena IOWA CITY - - Five Hawkeyes scored in double figures as Iowa outlasted Wisconsin, at Carver-Hawkeye Arena last Sunday. The 103-point outburst by Iowa is the second-highest scoring output in school history and is an arena record. The Hawkeyes reached the century mark for the first time in 18 years and only the fifth time in school history. Sophomores Wendy Ausdemore, Kristi Smith and Nicole VanderPol combined for 65 of the 103 points. Ausdemore and Smith shared team high honors with 24 points, while VanderPol netted a career-high 17 points and hauled in a career-high eight rebounds in only her fourth start of the year. Ausdemore drained four consecutive 3-pointers the first 5:07 of the second half to fuel the Hawkeye offense. In fact, the sophomore finished the contest 6-8 from behind the arc. The six treys is an arena record by an Iowa player. Smith tallied 11 of her 24 points from the foul line. The Black and Gold led by as many as 18 points and led by double digits for most of the second half. The Badgers were able to cut the deficit to seven (90-83) with 4:25 left, but Iowa was able to hold on for the victory. Wisconsin was led by Jolene Anderson and Mariah Dunham. Anderson led all scorers with 26 points, while Dunham chipped in with 25. Both shared team high honors with seven rebounds. Iowa and Wisconsin combined for 72 free throw attempts and both made the most of their attempts. The Hawkeyes made their first 17 attempts and concluded the game shooting 81.6 percent (31-38). The Badgers shot at a 85.3 percent clip (29-34). Fifty-two fouls were called in the contest, 35 of which came in the second period. Wendy Ausdemore Kristi Smith Wisconsin (18-11, 7-9) Dunham, Mariah Anderson, Jolene Ward, Danielle Banks, Janese D Alie, Rae Lin Injison, Sarah Gant, Teah Heins, Brittany Gibson, Caitlin TEAM TOTALS Iowa (14-15, 6-10) Ausdemore, Wendy VanderPol, Nicole VandeVenter, Krista Smith, Kristi Graham, Jenee Emmert, Abby Schlapkohl, Stacy Skouby, Megan Nyenhuis, Lindsey TEAM TOTALS Attendance: 2,537 Officials: Ron Dressander, Marvin Sykes, Scott Fruehling Wisconsin Iowa Hawkeyesports.com