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4 - ACC was one of only two leagues to place four teams in the 2007 NCAA Sweet 16 6 - For the fifth-straight year, the ACC was represented by at least six teams in the 2007 NCAA Field of 64.

1 06-07 WOMEN S BASKETBALL BY THE NUMBERS 1 - For the second consecutive year, a pair of ACC teams earned two of the No. 1 seeds to the NCAA Tournament. (Duke and North Carolina) 3 - ACC players were selected in the first round of the 2007 WNBA Draft. The trio of ACC student-athletes were tabbed in the first 11 picks of the 13-pick first round. 4 - ACC was one of only two leagues to place four teams in the 2007 NCAA Sweet For the fifth-straight year, the ACC was represented by at least six teams in the 2007 NCAA Field of ACC STANDINGS Conference Overall Team W L Pct Hm Rd W L Pct Hm Rd Neu Streak Duke L1 North Carolina L1 Maryland L1 NC State L1 Florida State L1 Georgia Tech L1 Virginia Tech L1 Virginia L1 Clemson L4 Boston College L3 Miami L5 Wake Forest L9 POSTSEASON RESULTS NCAA TOURNAMENT (FIRST ROUND) Saturday, March 17 No. 10 Florida State d. No. 7 Old Dominion... W, Stanford, Calif. (Maples Pavilion) No. 7 Georgia Tech d. No. 10 DePaul... W, Minneapolis, Minn. (Williams Arena) FINAL RELEASE FINAL FOUR TALLIES NCAA TOURNAMENT (FINAL FOUR) Cleveland, Ohio (Quicken Loans Arena) Sunday, April 1 No. 4 Rutgers d. No. 3 LSU No. 1 Tennessee d. No. 1 North Carolina...L, ACC players were selected in the 2007 WNBA Draft, matching the league s draftee total of Duke became the first ACC team and only the 14th in NCAA history to finish the regular season undefeated with a 29-0 mark The 34 wins for the Tar Heels marks the most in program history North Carolina head coach Sylvia Hatchell has coached in 47 NCAA Tournament games, (1987-present) ACC winning percentage against nonconference opponents The ACC has made 115 TV appearances this season. The league had 54 televised games during the regular season, the most in ACC women s basketball history. Sunday, March 18 No. 4 NC State d. No. 13 Robert Morris... W, Raleigh, N.C. (RBC Center) No. 2 Maryland d. No. 15 Harvard... W, Hartford, Conn. (Hartford Civic Center) No. 1 North Carolina d. No. 16 Prairie View A&M... W, Pittsburgh, Pa. (Petersen Events Center) No. 1 Duke d. No. 16 Holy Cross... W, Raleigh, N.C. (RBC Center) NCAA TOURNAMENT (SECOND ROUND) Monday, March 19 No. 10 Florida State d. No. 2 Stanford... W, Stanford, Calif. (Maples Pavilion) No. 2 Purdue d. No. 7 Georgia Tech...L, Minneapolis, Minn. (Williams Arena) Tuesday, March 20 No. 4 NC State d. No. 5 Baylor... W, Raleigh, N.C. (RBC Center) No. 7 Mississippi d. No. 2 Maryland...L, Hartford, Conn. (Hartford Civic Center) No. 1 North Carolina d. No. 9 Notre Dame... W, Pittsburgh, Pa. (Petersen Events Center) No. 1 Duke d. No. 8 Temple... W, Raleigh, N.C. (RBC Center) NCAA TOURNAMENT (REGIONALS) Saturday March 24 No. 4 Rutgers d. No. 1 Duke...L, Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum) No. 1 UConn d. No. 4 NC State...L, Fresno, Calif. (Save Mart Center) No. 3 LSU d. No. 10 Florida State...L,43-55 Fresno, Calif. (Save Mart Center) Sunday, March 25 No. 1 North Carolina d. No. 5 George Washington.. W, Dallas, Texas (Reunion Arena) Tuesday, March 27 No. 1 North Carolina d. No. 2 Purdue... W, Dallas, Texas (Reunion Arena) Tuesday, April 3 Tennessee d. Rutgers WNIT (SECOND ROUND) Saturday, March 17 Virginia Tech vs. Western Carolina... W, Blacksburg, Va. (Cassell Coliseum) Monday, March 19 Virginia d. Charlotte... W, Charlottesville, Va. (John Paul Jones Arena) WNIT (THIRD ROUND) Thursday, March 22 Auburn d. Virginia Tech...L, Blacksburg, Va. (Cassell Coliseum) Virginia d. South Florida... W, Charlottesville, Va. (John Paul Jones Arena) WNIT (ELITE EIGHT) Sunday, March 25 Wisconsin d. Virginia...L, Madison, Wisc. (Kohl Center)

2 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE ACC BASKETBALL SIDs ACC OFFICE Lindsey Rogers Office: (336) Fax: (336) Cell: (336) lrogers@theacc.org Boston College Stephanie Tunnera Office: (617) Fax: (617) Cell: (857) Press Row: (617) tunnera@bc.edu Clemson Christine Long Office: (864) Fax: (864) Cell: (937) Press Row: (864) longc@clemson.edu Duke Lindy Brown Office: (919) Fax: (919) Cell: (919) Press Row: (864) lbrown@duaa.duke.edu Florida State Tina Thomas Office: (850) Fax: (850) Cell: (850) Press Row: (850) tthomas@mailer.fsu.edu Georgia Tech Miranda Bryen Office: (404) Fax: (404) Cell: (860) Press Row: (404) mbryen@at.gtaa.gatech.edu Maryland Natalia Ciccone Office: (301) Fax: (301) Cell: (814) Press Row: (301) nciccone@umd.edu Miami Margaret Belch Office: (305) Fax: (305) Cell: (703) Press Row: (305) mbelch@miami.edu North Carolina Bobby Hundley Office: (919) Fax: (919) Cell: (919) Press Row: (919) bhundley@uncaa.unc.edu NC State Mark Kimmel Office: (919) Fax: (919) Cell: (919) Press Row: (919) mark_kimmel@ncsu.edu Virginia Cathy Bongiovi Office: (434) Fax: (434) Cell: (434) Press Row: (434) cathyb@virginia.edu Virginia Tech Torye Hurst Office: (540) Fax: (540) Cell: (540) Press Row: (540) tohurst@vt.edu Wake Forest Scott Wortman Office: (336) Fax: (336) Cell: (419) Press Row: (336) wortmasm@wfu.edu PRESEASON PREDICTIONS Predicted Order of Finish 1. Maryland (25) 2. North Carolina (13) 3. Duke 4. NC State 5. Florida State 6. Virginia 7. Boston College 8. Georgia Tech 9. Miami 10. Virginia Tech 11. Wake Forest 12. Clemson Preseason All-ACC Team Ivory Latta, North Carolina** Erlana Larkins, North Carolina Crystal Langhorne, Maryland Marissa Coleman, Maryland Lindsey Harding, Duke **Preseason Player of the Year Preseason Rookie of the Year Monica Wright, Virginia BOB BRADLEY SPIRIT & COURAGE Virginia s Debbie Ryan and NC State s Kay Yow are the two winningest coaches in Atlantic Coast Conference history, each having guided their teams to more than 600 victories, but they have earned perhaps even more admiration and respect for their personal battles with cancer. In recognition of their outstanding accomplishments as coaches and for their public display of perseverance and leadership in the fight against cancer, the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association (ACSMA) presented its 2007 Bob Bradley Spirit & Courage Award to both Debbie Ryan and Kay Yow. The Bob Bradley Award, named in honor of the late Clemson University sports information director who passed away in 2000 after a three-year battle with bone cancer, was established in conjunction with the ACC one year ago. It is awarded annually to a male or female basketball player, coach or team administrator who has overcome significant injury, illness or adversity in life to become a valuable contributor to his/her program and university. In 30 seasons as head coach at Virginia, Ryan has compiled a record and been named ACC Coach of the Year a record seven times, most recently in Later that same year, however, Ryan was faced with her most serious opponent, pancreatic cancer. Ryan underwent surgery to remove a tumor and a series of radiation treatments during the offseason but remained as coach of the Cavaliers in the season. Last year, she celebrated her fifth anniversary of being cancer-free and continues as an active leader in fund-raising events for the University of Virginia Cancer Center. Yow s 32-year career at NC State has seen her win 649 contests ( record) and more than 700 overall games, including a four-year stint at Elon. She guided the United States team to the Olympic gold medal in 1988 and in 2002 was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. During the past 20 years of her career, Yow has also waged a fight against cancer a fight that remains ongoing. She was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1987 and underwent a modified radical mastectomy. She endured a recurrence and further surgery in Earlier this season the Wolfpack coach took a leave of absence from her duties to undergo chemotherapy and other treatment, but returned to the sidelines on January 25th FRESHMEN LEADERS ACC Freshmen Scoring Leaders Monica Wright, Virginia Lele Hardy, Clemson Jacinta Monroe, Florida State Ayla Brown, Boston College Christy Brown, Clemson Elisabeth Egnell, Boston College Charmaine Clark, Miami Mickel Picco, Boston College Paulisha Kellum, Virginia Jessica Breland, North Carolina ACC Freshmen Rebounding Leaders Lele Hardy, Clemson Monica Wright, Virginia Jacinta Monroe, Florida State Ayla Brown, Boston College Elisabeth Egnell, Boston College Charmaine Clark, Miami Mekia Valentine, Wake Forest Jessica Breland, North Carolina Courteney Morris, Wake Forest Bridgette Mitchell, Duke ACC Freshmen Assist Leaders Christy Brown, Clemson Tiffany Roulhac, Wake Forest Lele Hardy, Clemson Monica Wright, Virginia Paulisha Kellum, Virginia Ayla Brown, Boston College Elisabeth Egnell, Boston College Alysha Harvin, Florida State Angel Gray. Florida State Brittany Mitch, Duke ACC Freshmen Steal Leaders Lele Hardy, Clemson Monica Wright, Virginia Courteney Morris, Wake Forest Christy Brown, Clemson Tiffany Roulhac, Wake Forest Ayla Brown, Boston College Brittany Mitch, Duke Bridgette Mitchell, Duke Jessica Breland, North Carolina Mickel Picco, Boston College ACC Freshmen Blocked Shots Leaders Jacinta Monroe, Florida State Mekia Valentine, Wake Forest Jessica Breland, North Carolina Eboni Sadler, Miami Tiffany Blackmon, Georgia Tech Charmaine Clark, Miami Monica Wright, Virginia Lele Hardy, Clemson Jayna Hartig, Virginia Sarah Riddle, Wake Forest ACC Freshmen FG Pct. (2 made per game) Jessica Breland, North Carolina Jacinta Monroe. Florida State Bridgette Mitchell, Duke Brigitte Ardossi, Georgia Tech Mekia Valentine, Wake Forest...468

3 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE TOP SEASON OPENERS Boston College: Maryland: : : : 12-1 Miami: Clemson: : 30-1, then finished : : 12-0, then : 11-0 North Carolina: Duke: : : : : : 20-0 NC State: : 21-1 Florida State: : : 12-0*, then : : : 15-1 Virginia: : : : 13-0, 19-1 Georgia Tech: : 11-0, : : : : 10-1 Virginia Tech: : : 18-0 ACC IN THE WNBA DRAFT Pick.Name, School... Team 1...Lindsey Harding, Duke... Minnesota Lynx 9...Alison Bales, Duke... Indiana Fever 11...Ivory Latta, North Carolina... Detroit Shock 16...Shay Doron, Maryland... New York Liberty 17...Camille Little, North Carolina...San Antonio Silver Stars 24...Kathrin Ress, Boston College... Minnesota Lynx 30...Nare Diawara, Virginia Tech...San Antonio Silver Stars 32...Gillian Goring, NC State... Washington Mystics 35...Ashley Key, NC State... Indiana Fever WBCA DEFENSIVE PLAYER Lindsey Harding... Duke ROBIN ROBERTS BROADCASTING HONOR Lindsey Harding... Duke FRANCES POMEROY NAISMITH Lindsey Harding... Duke RUSSELL/WBCA COACH OF THE YEAR Gail Goestenkors... Duke RUSSELL/WBCA COACH OF THE YEAR Gail Goestenkors... Duke RUSSELL ATHLETIC VICTORY CLUB Kay Yow...NC State 700 victories...set on February 5, 2007 WBCA/KODAK ALL-AMERICA Lindsey Harding...Duke (1st) Crystal Langhorne...Maryland (1st) Ivory Latta...North Carolina (1st) Alison Bales...Duke (HM) Erlana Larkins... North Carolina (HM) REGIONAL ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Dallas Regional Most Outstanding Player: Erlana Larkins... North Carolina All-Tournament Team Members: Ivory Latta...North Carolina LaToya Pringle...North Carolina Fresno Regional All-Tournament Team Member: Khadijah Whittington...NC State Greensboro Regional All-Tournament Team Member: Alison Bales... Duke CoSIDA ALL-AMERICA ACADEMIC TEAM Shay Doron...Maryland (2nd) Crystal Langhorne...Maryland (3rd) ESPN ALL-AMERICA ACADEMIC TEAM District 1 Kathrin Ress...Boston College (2nd) District 2 Shay Doron...Maryland (1st) Crystal Langhorne...Maryland (1st) District 3 Abby Waner...Duke (1st) Nikki Anthony...Florida State (1st) Alicia Gladden...Florida State (2nd) AP ALL-AMERICA Lindsey Harding...Duke (1st) Ivory Latta...North Carolina (1st) Crystal Langhorne...Maryland (2nd) Erlana Larkins...North Carolina (3rd) Alison Bales... Duke (3rd) Marissa Coleman... Maryland (HM) Shay Doron... Maryland (HM) Abby Waner...Duke (HM) WOODEN ALL-AMERICA Lindsey Harding...Duke (1st) Ivory Latta...North Carolina (1st) NAISMITH TROPHY Lindsey Harding... Duke NANCY LIEBERMAN AWARD Ivory Latta...North Carolina HONORS AMONG ACC SENIOR CLASS ACCOLADE Duke center Alison Bales a dominating basketball player, Honor Roll student and role model in the community was the winner of the Lowe s Senior CLASS Award for women s basketball. The ACC had five women s basketball players named to the 2007 Lowe s Senior CLASS Top 30 candidate award list- the nation s premier tribute to college seniors. In addition, the same five remained on the final Top-10 ballot. Below are the five ACC veterans named for the CLASS Award, an acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School. Alison Bales C...Duke Lindsey Harding G...Duke Shay Doron G... Maryland Ivory Latta G... North Carolina Camille Little F... North Carolina WOODEN AWARD The Atlantic Coast Conference placed nine on the Women s John R. Wooden Award Preseason Watch List, the most for any conference in the nation. The preseason list was composed of 29 student-athletes who, based on last year s individual performance and team records, were the early frontrunners for college basketball s most coveted trophy. Top 30 Preseason Candidates Alison Bales, Duke Sr....C Lindsey Harding, Duke Sr.... G Abby Waner, Duke So.... G Marissa Coleman, Maryland So.... G/F Shay Doron, Maryland Sr.... G Crystal Langhorne, Maryland Jr.... C/F Erlana Larkins, North Carolina Jr....F Ivory Latta*, North Carolina Sr.... G Camille Little, North Carolina Sr.... F/G The John R. Wooden Award Committee announced in early February the Midseason All-American Team for the Women s Wooden Award. The ACC, which was among seven conferences represented on the list, boasted the most players noted as the league had six candidates. Top 20 Midseason Candidates Lindsey Harding, Duke Sr.... G Abby Waner, Duke So.... G Marissa Coleman, Maryland So.... G/F Crystal Langhorne, Maryland Jr.... C/F Erlana Larkins, North Carolina Jr....F Ivory Latta*, North Carolina Sr.... G In March, the Committee cut the list down to an official voting ballot consisting of approximately 15 players. Final Candidates Lindsey Harding, Duke Sr.... G Marissa Coleman, Maryland So.... G/F Crystal Langhorne, Maryland Jr.... C/F Erlana Larkins, North Carolina Jr....F Ivory Latta*, North Carolina Sr.... G Over 200 voters, comprised of sports media members and women s college basketball experts across the nation finally cast their vote on eventual winner and national champion Tennessee member Candace Parker.

2006-07 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE DUKE S LINDSEY HARDING NAMED ACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR In a vote by 55 members of the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association (ACSMA), Duke

The accolade for Duke marks the seventh out of the last eight years a Blue Devil has claimed the ACC Player of the Year award as Georgia Schweitzer won it in 2000, 2001, Alana Beard won it in 2002,

4 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE DUKE S LINDSEY HARDING NAMED ACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR In a vote by 55 members of the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association (ACSMA), Duke senior Lindsey Harding was named the 2007 ACC Player of the Year. Harding received 48 of 55 votes on her way to receiving the honor for the first time in her career. The accolade for Duke marks the seventh out of the last eight years a Blue Devil has claimed the ACC Player of the Year award as Georgia Schweitzer won it in 2000, 2001, Alana Beard won it in 2002, 2003 and 2004 and Monique Currie won the award in Duke now has claimed the ACC Player of the Year honor eight different times, which is an ACC record. Chris Moreland also won the honor in 1987 for the Blue Devils. A fifth-year senior from Houston, Harding saved her best basketball for her final year with the Blue Devils as she averaged a team-leading 14.0 points, 4.1 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 1.5 steals per game. Her scoring average was good for 15th in the ACC and she ranked eighth in assists, as well. She had six 20 point performances, including four against ranked teams and is Duke s career assist leader. She also shot 21-of- 56 (.375) from behind the arc. HARDING IN THE ACC Category Avg Rank Scoring th Assists th Free Throw Precentage th Minutes Played th 2007 ACC Player of the Year Voting Lindsey Harding Ivory Latta... 5 Alison Bales... 1 Crystal Langhorne... 1 PLAYER OF THE YEAR TOTALS School No. Last Player Year Duke... 8 Lindsey Harding North Carolina.. 6 Ivory Latta Virginia... 6 Wendy Palmer NC State... 2 Summer Erb Clemson... 1 Jessica Barr Maryland... 1 Vicky Bullett DUKE S GAIL GOESTENKORS NAMED ACC COACH OF THE YEAR For the seventh time in her 15 years at Duke, Gail Goestenkors was tabbed the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Coach of the Year, by a vote of the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association (ACSMA). Goestenkors received 44 of 55 votes and now is tied with Virginia s Debbie Ryan for the most ACC Coach of the Year selections with seven. A native of Waterford, Mich., Goestenkors also won the award in , , , , and In her 15 years, Goestenkors led Duke to a record. Goestenkors, a five-time National Coach of the Year, has led the Blue Devils to four NCAA Final Four appearances over the last eight years and five ACC Tournament crowns ACC Coach of the Year Voting Gail Goestenkors Kay Yow... 7 MaChelle Joseph... 3 Sylvia Hatchell... 1 ACC COACH OF THE YEAR TOTALS School No. Last Coach Year Duke...8 Gail Goestenkors Virginia...7 Debbie Ryan Clemson...2 Jim Davis Florida State...2 Sue Semrau Maryland...2 Chris Weller North Carolina.2 Sylvia Hatchell Wake Forest...1 Joe Sanchez DUKE S LINDSEY HARDING NAMED ACC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR For the second straight year, Duke s Lindsey Harding was named the ACC Defensive Player of the Year, With the award. Often during games, Harding was matched up against the opponents top scorer and held 2006 Kodak All-America Ivory Latta to 3-of-20 field goals and 0-of-11 threepointers this season. In the last game, Harding became only the sixth player in ACC history to register over 1,000 points, 500 rebounds, 500 assists and 250 steals. HARDING IN THE ACC Category Avg Rank Assists th Assist/Turnover Ratio rd DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR TOTALS School...No. Last Player...Year Duke...2 Lindsey Harding North Carolina.1 Nikita Bell VIRGINIA S MONICA WRIGHT NAMED ACC ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Virginia s Monica Wright was unanimously selected as the 2007 ACC Rookie of the Year, the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association (ACSMA). Wright was also an unanimous selection to the ACC All-Freshman Team. Wright is the fifth Cavalier in school history to earn the Conference s Rookie of the Year honor. She joins former UVa standouts Dawn Staley (1989), Tora Suber (1994), Schuye LaRue (2000), and Brandi Teamer (2002). Wright has had an outstanding inaugural season with the Cavaliers. A starter in all 29 contests, she is the most decorated rookie in Virginia school history. This season Wright earned ACC Rookie of the Week honors eight times, the most of any Cavalier. After 29 games, Wright stands second in team scoring with 14.9 ppg, while leading all Conference freshmen in scoring. Wright leads the Hoos in steals with 67 and stands second is assists with 65. WRIGHT AMONG ACC FRESHMEN Category Avg Rank Scoring st Rebounds rd Free Throw Percentage th Steals nd Assists th Blocked Shots t8th 2007 ACC Freshman of the Year Voting Monica Wright LeLe Hardy Joy Cheek... 1 ACC ROOKIE OF THE YEAR TOTALS School No. Last Player Year North Carolina... 6 Camille Little Maryland... 5 Marissa Coleman Virginia... 5 Monica Wright Duke... 3 Alana Beard NC State... 2 Katie Smrcka-Duffy.. 97 Clemson... 1 Kerry Boyatt Georgia Tech... 1 Niesha Butler Wake Forest... 1 Tracy Connor

2006-07 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE 2006-07 All-ACC The Atlantic Coast Conference announced the 2006-07 All-Conference honors.

5 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE All-ACC The Atlantic Coast Conference announced the All-Conference honors. Nine of the 12 league schools are represented in this past year s accolades, while Duke, North Carolina and Maryland dominate the first team honors. First-place votes are in parenthesis and points were awarded on a system. First Team (1st Team Votes) Lindsey Harding, Duke (53) Ivory Latta, North Carolina (52) Crystal Langhorne, Maryland (47) Alison Bales, Duke (30) Erlana Larkins, North Carolina (31) Second Team Abby Waner, Duke (15) Camille Little, North Carolina (8) Lyndra Littles, Virginia (8) Renee Taylor, Miami (10) Marissa Coleman, Maryland (4) Third Team Alicia Gladden, Florida State (2) Khadijah Whittington, NC State (2) Kathrin Ress, Boston College (3) Stephanie Higgs, Georgia Tech (4) Kristi Toliver, Maryland (1) Honorable Mention (15 or more points) Kirby Copeland, Virginia Tech Janie Mitchell, Georgia Tech Wanisha Smith, Duke Gillian Goring, NC State Yolanda Lavender, Wake Forest All-ACC TOTALS, School 1st 2nd 3rd HM Tot Virginia Duke North Carolina NC State Maryland Clemson Georgia Tech Wake Forest Florida State Miami Boston College Virginia Tech ACC ALL-DEFENSE The ACC All-Defensive Team consisted of five players representing five league teams as the top defensive players. The team was selected by the 12 ACC women s basketball head coaches. All-Defensive Team Alison Bales, Sr., C...Duke Alicia Gladden, Sr., G...Florida State Lindsey Harding, Sr., G...Duke Ashley Key, Sr., G... NC State Camille Little, Sr., F/G...North Carolina ACC ALL-FRESHMAN The Atlantic Coast Conference All-Freshman Team was voted on by 70 members of the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association. All-Freshman Team Monica Wright, Virginia* LeLe Hardy, Clemson Jacinta Monroe, Florida State Christy Brown, Clemson Mekia Valentine, Wake Forest *unanimous selection Honorable Mention All-Freshman Ayla Brown, Boston College Bridgette Mitchell, Duke Joy Cheek, Duke All-ACC FRESHMAN, School No. Last Player Year Duke Waner Maryland Coleman/Toliver North Carolina Larkins Wake Forest Naughton Virginia Wright NC State... 8 Whittington Florida State... 6 Miller Georgia Tech... 5 Nnamaka Clemson... 6 White Boston College... 0 Miami... 0 Virginia Tech... 0 NAISMITH TROPHY FINALISTS Duke guard Lindsey Harding was named the 2007 Naismith Trophy Women s College Player of the Year presented by AT&T. Thirty players were named finalists for the Naismith Award, which is given annually by the Atlanta Tipoff club to the national player of the year in women s basketball. Among those 30, the ACC s initial 10, named during the preseason, remained on the finalist count. The final list of candidates included all five Maryland starters, as well as three players from North Carolina and two Duke Blue Devils. The ACC boasted 10 of the 50 preseason candidates for the Naismith Trophy,. Below are those who represented the ACC. Lindsey Harding, Guard...Duke Alison Bales, Center... Duke Marissa Coleman, Forward... Maryland Shay Doron, Guard... Maryland Laura Harper, Forward,... Maryland Crystal Langhorne, Forward... Maryland Kristi Toliver, Guard... Maryland Erlana Larkins, Forward... North Carolina Ivory Latta, Guard... North Carolina Camille Little, Forward... North Carolina HONORING HARDING One of the leading candidates for National Player of the Year, Harding was selected ACC Defensive Player of the Year for the second straight season, while also being named ACC Player of the Year and first-team All-ACC. Below are a list of honors Harding has acquired. - Naismith candidate - WBCA National Defensive Player of the Year - State Farm Wade Trophy candidate - John R. Wooden Award candidate * Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award recipient ** Robin Roberts/WBCA Broadcasting Scholarship recipient * The WBCA Defensive Player of the Year Award honors the best defensive collegiate Division I women s basketball player. Harding s defensive efforts led Duke to the nation s second-best scoring defense, as the squad held opponents to an average of 51.4 points per game. * This marks the fourth time an ACC player has been awarded the Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award and the first for a Blue Devil. The honor is presented annually to the nation s most oustanding female collegian 5 8 and under, who has excelled both athletically and academically. ** The Robin Roberts/WBCA Broadcasting Scholarship is presented annually to a female collegiate basketball player who intends to pursue graduate work and a career in sports communications/journalism. Harding completed a degree in Sociolgy along with a minor in Theater Studies and Markets and a Management certificate KODAK/WBCA All-America Region 2 Alison Bales, Sr....Duke Lindsey Harding, Sr....Duke Crystal Langhorne, Jr.... Maryland Erlana Larkins, Jr... North Carolina Ivory Latta, Sr.... North Carolina 2007 RUSSELL ATHLETIC/WBCA Regional Coach of the Year Region 2 Gail Goestenkors...Duke

6 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE 2007 ACC LEGENDS The ACC celebrated its third annual class of ACC Women s Basketball Legends, which were honored at the 2007 ACC Women s Basketball Tournament, held in Greensboro, N.C., March 1-4, at the Greensboro Coliseum. Included in the class are 12 former student-athletes that represent four decades of ACC Women s Basketball competitors. Below is a complete list of this year s legends and the accolades from their playing careers. BOSTON COLLEGE - Sarah Behn ( ) All-time leading scorer in BC women s basketball history Set record after record with the Eagles, grabbing 2,523 points, 682 rebounds and 250 assists Holds BC records of field goals made (867), field goals attempted (1,859), free throws made (683).Still holds the record for most points scored in a game (39); most field goals attempted in a game (30), most free throws made in a game (17) and is tied with three BC alums for most field goals made in a single game (14) Was inducted into Boston College Hall of Fame and the standout s retired jersey hangs in Conte Forum today. CLEMSON - Dr. Shantra D. Bryan ( ) Four-year starter for Clemson, including the team that reached the Elite Eight, Clemson s best NCAA finish in history In that season, the Tigers finished eighth in the final USA Today poll, the highest national ranking ever by Clemson Earned Academic Honor Roll accolades ( ) As a senior, averaged 18.7 points per game and was named second-team All-American by the American Women s Sports Federation Is still third in CU history in career scoring (1631), rebounding (874), career field goals (661) and free throws made (309) Named the South Carolina Female Amateur Athlete of the Year in 1993 Inducted into the Clemson Athletic Hall of Fame in DUKE - Sue Harnett ( ) Four-year letterwinner for the Blue Devils One of only four players to average double figure points in each of her four years Led Duke in scoring as a junior with 19.5 ppg and as a senior with 17.5 ppg Ranks fourth all-time at Duke with 1,785 career points Her 149 career blocks ranks second all-time at Duke and 16th in the ACC In the top five of 17 different Duke single-game, -season and -career records Inducted into the Duke Hall of Fame and Staten Island Sports Hall of Fame in 2002 Had her No. 23 Moore Catholic High School (Staten Island, NY) jersey retired in 2004 Serves as a member of both the Duke University Athletic Department s Advisory Board and Women s Scholarship Committee. FLORIDA STATE Latavia Coleman ( ) Lettered and started for the Seminoles from 1996 to 2000 Two-time All-ACC second team selection Named to the ACC All-Freshman Team in 1996 Scored 31 points, a mark that at the time tied for fifth best in single game points in ACC Tournament history...her 15 field goals in the Maryland win tied an ACC Tournament record Finished her career ranking fifth in points (1,428, now sixth), fifth in scoring average (15.7 ppg) and 10th in rebounds (603, now 11th). GEORGIA TECH - Dolores Bootz-Mulkey ( ) Sits atop the Tech record books in career field-goal percentage (59.3%) and blocked shots (245) Also stands as Georgia Tech s scoring average leader (18.9 ppg) The six-foot-seven Marlboro, N.Y. native is the tallest woman to ever wear a Yellow Jacket jersey Ranks third in school history with 1,723 points, second in rebounds (978) and second in field goals made (730) Became the first Yellow Jackets women s basketball player to be named ACC Player of the Week on Jan. 5, 1986 Inducted into the Georgia Tech Hall of Fame in MARYLAND - Vicky Bullett ( ) All-time leading scorer (1,928) and all-time leading rebounder (968) for the Terps One of 22 players to score over 1,000 career points Named a Kodak All-American after leading Maryland to an ACC title and the NCAA Final Four with a final record of 29-3 in 1989 Member of the 1987 ACC Championship team that also advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight Most Valuable Player of the 1989 ACC Tourney Named to the NCAA Tournament All-Mideast Region team (1988) and All-West Region squad (1989) 1989 ACC Player of the Year Holds the school record for most points in a season (686) In 2003, was named to the ACC Women s Basketball 50th Anniversary Team MIAMI - Jeannie Hebert-Truax ( ) Four-year letterwinner helped the Canes to several firsts including their first appearances in the NCAA Tournament (1989) and the Women s National Invitation Tournament (1990) Set Miami s single-season assists record (221) as a senior, earning recognition as the BIG EAST s assists champion Is the program s fourth alltime leading scorer with 1,766 points and ranks second in career assists (694) and career starts (119) Named a member of Miami s Hall of Fame in NORTH CAROLINA - Bernadette V. McGlade ( ) One of only 15 players in UNC history to notch over 1,500 career points Was inducted into the prestigious Order of the Valkyries, one of the most respected North Carolina honor societies Ended her career in the top five of several statistical categories and is currently the school s leading rebounder (1,251) for both men s and women s basketball Was hired at Georgia Tech in 1981 as the first full-time female to coach any Yellow Jackets women s sports team In 1995, UNC selected her as an Honored Jersey recipient where her playing jersey hangs in the rafters of Carmichael Auditorium In 2000, was recognized as the WBCA National Administrator of the Year Named to the ACC Women s Basketball 50th Anniversary Team in 2003 Was inducted into the 1995 South Jersey Women s Basketball Hall of Fame, the 2000 Georgia Tech Athletic Association Hall of Fame, and, most recently, the 2006 Camden County Sports Hall of Fame. NC STATE - Trudi Lacey ( ) An All-American at NC State, whose jersey was retired in February 2000 Was the only Wolfpack player to be named All-ACC first team for four consecutive years Ranks fifth on the all-time NC State scoring chart (1,957) and second in career rebounds (1,051) Her 237 career steals ranks fifth in the NC State recordbooks Was part of the 1980 Wolfpack squad to bring home the program s first ACC Championship In 2003, was named to the ACC Women s Basketball 50th Anniversary Team Named head coach of the WNBA s Charlotte Sting in 2003, when she lead the squad to the Eastern Conference Playoffs Also served as the General Manager and an assistant coach of the Sting Is the founding President of LifeCoachDesigns, LLC, a sports & executive coaching company Has been an analyst for ESPN, FoxSportNet and C- Set. VIRGINIA - Dena Evans ( ) A first-team Academic All-American, two-time district Academic All-American and Rhodes Scholarship finalist Helped the Cavaliers to three consecutive Final Four appearances Won the Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award in 1993 as the top player in the nation under 5-7 Ended her collegiate career ranked 18th in career scoring (1,138) and third in assists (528)...Holds the school record for assists in a game with 14 (vs. Maryland, ) Named to the 1993 NCAA East Regional All-Tournament Team In 2003, was named to the ACC Women s Basketball 50th Anniversary Team. VIRGINIA TECH - Robin Lee ( ) Set three school records during a 29-point performance against Florida State in 1981, which included 15-of-17 shooting from the free throw line...despite shin splints her sophomore season, Lee started all but one game, helping the Hokies to back-to-back winning seasons for the first time in the program s history Became the program s first player to register 1,000 points in a career, finishing with 1,147 career points, which still ranks her 10th all-time at Tech, 20 years later Was inducted into the Virginia Tech Sports Hall of Fame in WAKE FOREST - Nicole Andres ( ) Won the Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award in 1994 as the top senior in the nation at 5-8 and under Second team All-ACC in 1992 and 1994 Named to the ACC All-Tournament second team in 1994 Third all-time in program history with 1,663 career points Led Demon Deacons in assists and free throw percentage all four years and in steals three times Holds single-season records for three-point percentage and free throws made Was inducted into the 2002 inaugural ceremony of the New England Basketball Hall of Fame Played professionally in Germany in 1995 and joined the WNBA during the inaugural season, playing for the Charlotte Sting. KAY S COURT RALEIGH, N.C. NC State named the Reynolds Coliseum basketball court in honor of Kay Yow on Friday, February 16. The surface was christened Kay Yow Court prior to the Wolfpack s victory over second-ranked North Carolina. In her 32 years at the helm of the Wolfpack Women s program, Yow has guided her teams to 647 victories. No one in the history of NC State athletics has brought more honor to this university than Kay Yow, said Chancellor James L. Oblinger. She is truly deserving of this recognition. Yow s Wolfpack teams have advanced to 19 of the 25 NCAA Tournaments, a mark which ranks 10th among active Division I coaches. She directed NC State to the 1998 final four and to 10 Sweet 16 appearances. Entering this season, Yow had averaged 20 wins a year with the Wolfpack and on February 5, she became just the sixth Division I women s basketball coach to earn 700 career victories. Her career mark now stands at in 36 seasons on the sidelines, including a slate with NC State. This season has been a particularly tough one for Yow and the program. The Wolfpack s mentor was forced to take a leave of absence in November after her doctor detected a progression of her breast cancer. Yow missed 16 games before announcing her comeback on January 22. Yow recorded her first win at NC State in Reynolds on January 10, 1976, a win over Charleston.

2006-07 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE TAR HEELS TAKE ACC TITLE Sylvia Hatchell picked up her seventh ACC crown since 94 and third straight league title with a 60-54 victory

Tournament MVP Ivory Latta posted a gamehigh 20 points, while junior forward Erlana Larkins scored nine of her 18 points for the Tar Heels in the first six minutes of the second half to push ahead.

The Wolfpack dedicated the tournament to veteran coach Kay Yow, whose season-long fight against breast cancer has touched those far beyond the boundaries of the ACC.

7 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE TAR HEELS TAKE ACC TITLE Sylvia Hatchell picked up her seventh ACC crown since 94 and third straight league title with a victory over NC State. Tournament MVP Ivory Latta posted a gamehigh 20 points, while junior forward Erlana Larkins scored nine of her 18 points for the Tar Heels in the first six minutes of the second half to push ahead. The game capped an emotional week for NC State, which upset top-ranked and previously unbeaten Duke in Saturday s semifinal. The Wolfpack dedicated the tournament to veteran coach Kay Yow, whose season-long fight against breast cancer has touched those far beyond the boundaries of the ACC. Thursday, March 1 (FIRST ROUND) Seed 5 Florida State d. Seed 12 Wake Forest, Seed 8 Virginia d. Seed 9 Clemson, Seed 7 Virginia Tech d. Seed 10 Boston College, (ot) Seed 6 Georgia Tech d. Seed 11 Miami, Friday, March 2 (QUARTERFINALS) Seed 4 NC State d. Seed 5 Florida State, Seed 1 Duke d. Seed 8 Virginia, Seed 2 North Carolina d. Seed 7 Virginia Tech, Seed 3 Maryland d. Seed 6 Georgia Tech, Saturday, March 3 (SEMIFINALS) Seed 4 NC State d. Seed 1 Duke, Seed 2 North Carolina d. Seed 3 Maryland, Sunday, March 4 (CHAMPIONSHIP) Seed 2 North Carolina d. Seed 4 NC State, ACC SETS TOTAL ADDENDANCE RECORD The 2007 ACC Women s Basketball Tournament continued to reach new milestones after it set a new tournament total attendance record with 69,159 fans over the four-day event. The 2006 season marked the first time that Games 1, 2, 5 and 6 were counted separately Attendance (Record/Date) First Round (Game I)... 10,019* First Round (Game 2)...2,899 (4,804/2006) First Round (Games 3&4)... 6,098* Quarterfinals (Game 5)...10,019 (*tied 2006) Quarterfinals (Game 6)... 7,012* Quarterfinals (Games 7&8)... 10,036* Semifinals (Games 9&10)... 11,538* Championship...11,538 (11,578/2005) Total Attendance... 69,159* * denotes record ACC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM First Team Ivory Latta****... North Carolina Erlana Larkins**... North Carolina Ashley Key*...NC State K Whittingham*...NC State Abby Waner*... Duke Tournament MVP Ivory Latta... North Carolina *indicates number of years as ACC All-Tournament first-team selection Second Team Camille Little... North Carolina Gillian Goring...NC State Marissa Coleman... Maryland Crystal Langhorne... Maryland Alison Bales... Duke 30TH ANNUAL ACC TOURNAMENT GREENSBORO COLISEUM, GREENSBORO, N.C. THURS-SUN, MARCH 1-4 Seed #5 Florida State 11:00 AM, Thurs., March 1 Seed #12 Wake Forest RSN Seed #8 Virginia 3:00 PM, Thurs., March 1 Seed #9 Clemson RSN Seed #7 Virginia Tech 6:00 PM, Thurs., March 1 Seed #10 Boston College Seed #4 NC State 11:00 AM, Fri., March 2 RSN Seed #5 Florida State Seed #1 Duke 3:00 PM, Fri., March 2 RSN Seed #8 Virginia Seed #2 North Carolina 6:00 PM, Fri., March 2 Seed #7 Virginia Tech Seed #3 Maryland Seed #4 NC State Seed #4 NC State 2:00 PM, Sat., March 3 FSN Seed #1 Duke 1:00 PM, Sun., March 4 FSN Seed #2 North Carolina 4:30 PM, Sat., March 3 Seed #2 North Carolina FSN Seed #2 North Carolina Seed #6 Georgia Tech 8:00 PM, Thurs., March 1 8:00 PM, Fri., March 2 Seed #6 Georgia Tech Seed #3 Maryland Seed #11 Miami

8 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Each week an ACC women s basketball Player and Rookie of the Week was selected. The players were announced Monday afternoons throughout the regular season. Players and Rookies of the Week are chosen by a vote of members of the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association (ACSMA). Nominations for the awards are made by the sports information offices of the 12 member institutions. N13...Lyndra Littles, Virginia N20...Renee Taylor, Miami N27... Erlana Larkins, North Carolina D4... Marissa Coleman, Maryland D11... Abby Waner, Duke D18...Brenna McGuire, Virginia D26... Lindsey Harding, Duke J1... Sharnee Zoll, Virginia J8... Crystal Langhorne, Maryland J15... Lindsey Harding, Duke J22... Erlana Larkins, North Carolina J29... Ivory Latta, North Carolina F5...Stephanie Higgs, Georgia Tech F12...Wanisha Smith, Duke F19...Lyndra Littles, Virginia F26...Alison Bales, Duke ROOKIES OF THE WEEK N13... Jacinta Monroe, Florida State N20... Monica Wright, Virginia N27...Alysha Harvin, Florida State D4... Monica Wright, Virginia D11... Monica Wright, Virginia D18... Lele Hardy, Clemson D26...Joy Cheek, Duke J1... Monica Wright, Virginia J8... Jacinta Monroe, Florida State J15... Monica Wright, Virginia J22...Brittany Mitch, Duke J29... Jacinta Monroe, Florida State F5... Mekia Valentine, Wake Forest... Monica Wright, Virginia F12... Monica Wright, Virginia F19... Lele Hardy, Clemson F26... Monica Wright, Virginia WEEKLY RECORDS (by school) School Player Rookie Total Duke North Carolina Virginia NC State Maryland Clemson Wake Forest Georgia Tech Florida State Miami Boston College Virginia Tech PLAYER OF THE WEEK STREAKS Below is a list of ACC Career Player and Rookie of the Week selections. Career Player of the Week (active players) 5 Ivory Latta, North Carolina (2003-**) Career Player of the Week (all-time) 18 Alana Beard, Duke ( ) Player of the Week (single-season) 6 Alana Beard, Duke ( ) 6 Alana Beard, Duke ( ) Rookie of the Week (single-season) 9 Tracy Connor, Wake Forest ( ) DEFENDING THE HOME COURT Led by Maryland and North Carolina, ACC teams were a combined (.757) when defending their home courts in The Terrapins and Tar Heels both posted.937 winning percentages in their backyards. Team Years Record Boston College Clemson Duke Florida State Georgia Tech Maryland Miami North Carolina NC State Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest (* UVa is 13-6 in John Paul Jones Arena) Home Attendance Team Games Total Average Boston College Clemson Duke Florida State Georgia Tech Maryland Miami NC State North Carolina Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest CAREER COACHING TALLIES Career Coach, School Yrs W-L Cathy Inglese, BC...(21) Cristy McKinney, CU...(16) Gail Goestenkors, DU... (15) Sue Semrau, FS...(10) MaChelle Joseph, GT... (4) Brenda Frese, MD...(8) Katie Meier, UM...(6) Sylvia Hatchell, NC...(32) Kay Yow, ST*...(36) Stephanie Glance, ST*...(1) Debbie Ryan, VA...(30) Beth Dunkenberger, VT...(8) Mike Petersen, WF...(14) RECORD AT SCHOOL At School Coach, School Yrs W-L Cathy Inglese, BC...(14) Cristy McKinney, CU...(2) Gail Goestenkors, DU... (15) Sue Semrau, FS...(10) MaChelle Joseph, GT... (4) Brenda Frese, MD...(5) Katie Meier, UM...(2) Sylvia Hatchell, NC...(21) Kay Yow, ST*...(32) Stephanie Glance, ST*...(1) Debbie Ryan, VA...(30) Beth Dunkenberger, VT...(3) Mike Petersen, WF...(3) ONLY IN THE ACC... Coach, School ACC Tourn ACC Games Cathy Inglese, BC Cristy McKinney, CU Gail Goestenkors, DU Sue Semrau, FS MaChelle Joseph, GT Brenda Frese, MD Katie Meier, UM Sylvia Hatchell, NC Kay Yow, ST* Stephanie Glance, ST* Debbie Ryan, VA Beth Dunkenberger, VT Mike Petersen, WF

9 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE THE HEIGHT CHALLENGE The ACC lineups feature some of the tallest women s basketball players in the country. The league currently boasts the tallest average height with a (inches) mark. TOP 10 TEAMS: 1. Wake Forest Marquette Illinois Auburn Texas Duke Florida State ULCA Stanford Purdue ACC Wake Forest Duke Florida State Virginia Tech North Carolina Georgia Tech Clemson Maryland NC State Miami Virginia Boston College TOP 5 Conferences: 1. ACC 2. Big Big Pac SEC SAGARIN/CBN RPI RATINGS 2 North Carolina Duke Maryland NC State Florida State Georgia Tech Virginia Virginia Tech Boston College Clemson Miami Wake Forest TOP 10 Conferences: 1 SEC 2 Big 12 3 ACC 4 Big Ten 5 Big East 6 Pac-10 7 Mountain West 8 Sun Belt 9 Atlantic Colonial FINAL NCAA RPI RATINGS 2 Duke 4 North Carolina 7 Maryland 21 NC State 32 Florida State 49 Virginia 52 Georgia Tech 56 Virginia Tech 104 Boston College 135 Clemson 143 Miami 181 Wake Forest TWENTY-PLUS-SOMETHING Below is a look at all the ACC Players that have tallied 20- plus point performances: Renee Taylor, UM vs. Houston, 12/ Stephanie Higgs, GT vs. Northwestern, 12/ Lyndra Littles, VA vs. Clemson, 3/1... Ivory Latta, NC at Maryland, 1/ Yolanda Lavender, WF vs. NC State, 1/ Erlana Larkins, NC vs. Purdue, 3/27... Britney Miller, FS at Wake Forest, 2/25... Lindsey Harding, DU at Maryland, 2/18... Yolanda Lavender, WF vs. Florida A&M, 11/24... D Lesha Lloyd, CU vs. St. John s, 11/ Maurita Reid, UM at North Carolina, 2/18... Kirby Copeland, VT vs. Morehead State, 2/3... Lyndra Littles, VA vs. Duke, 2/2... Maurita Reid, UM at Virginia Tech, 1/25... Lindsey Harding, DU vs. Maryland, 1/13... Crystal Langhorne, MD vs. Michigan State, 1/6... Renee Taylor, UM vs. Indiana, 11/25... Kirby Copeland, VT vs. Iowa State, 11/24... Britany Miller, FS vs. UAB, 11/12... Stephanie Higgs, GT vs. Georgia State, 11/ Stephanie Higgs, GT vs. Purdue, 3/19... Yolanda Lavender, WF at Virginia, 1/11... Tasha Taylor, CU vs. North Carolina, 1/11... Abby Waner, DU vs. Georgia Tech, 1/10... Laura Harper, MD vs. TCU, 11/17... Alicia Gladden, FS vs. Oakland, 11/ Abby Waner, DU vs. Holy Cross, 3/18... Kathrin Ress, BC vs. Maryland, 2/25... Stephanie Higgs, GT vs. Maryland, 2/1... Maurita Reid, UM vs. Florida State, 2/1... Kathrin Ress, BC vs. Miami, 1/18... Renee Taylor, UM vs. Boston College, 1/18... D Lesha Lloyd, CU vs. Wofford, 12/22... Janie Mitchell, GT vs. Georgia, 12/3... Monica Wright, VA vs. Temple, 11/29... Kathrin Ress, BC vs. Fairfield, 11/28... Renee Taylor, UM vs. Santa Clara, 11/ Siedah Williams, VA vs. Wisconsin, 3/25... Marquetta Dickens, ST vs. Robert Morris, 3/18... Stephanie Higgs, GT vs. Virginia, 2/22... Mickel Picco, BC at Wake Forest, 2/18... Stephanie Higgs, GT vs. NC State, 2/11... Kirby Copeland, VT vs. Georgia Tech, 2/5... Renee Taylor, UM vs. Coppin State, 12/28... D Lesha Lloyd, CU vs. Dayton, 12/19... Maurita Reid, UM vs. Santa Clara, 11/ Lyndra Littles, VA vs. Wisconsin, 3/25... Britney Anderson, VT vs. Auburn, 3/22... Kristi Toliver, MD vs. Mississippi, 3/20... Abby Waner, DU vs. Virginia, 3/2... Monica Wright, VA vs. Clemson, 3/1... Monica Wright, VA at Clemson, 2/25... Lyndra Littles, VA at Virginia Tech, 2/15... Abby Waner, DU at Tennessee, 1/22... Maurita Reid, UM vs. Maryland, 1/10... Stephanie Higgs, GT at Clemson, 1/7... Ivory Latta, NC vs. Virginia Tech, 1/4... Renee Taylor, UM at Mississippi, 12/21... Sharnee Zoll, VA vs. Marquette, 11/17... Kindyll Dorsey, BC vs. Ohio State, 11/21... Yolanda Lavender, WF vs. Western Carolina, 11/14... Nare Diawara, VT vs. Howard, 11/ Lyndra Littles, VA vs. USF, 3/22... K. Whittington, ST vs. Baylor, 3/20... D Lesha Lloyd, CU vs. Virginia, 3/1... Kindyll Dorsey, BC vs. Miami, 2/11... Monica Wright, VA at NC State, 1/25... Lyndra Littles, VA at Maryland, 1/19... Mickel Picco, BC vs. Virginia, 1/14... Ivory Latta, NC at Clemson, 1/11... D Lesha Lloyd, CU at Duquesne, 12/29... Kathrin Ress, BC vs. Colgate, 12/21... Yolanda Lavender, WF vs. Winthrop, 12/17... Brittany Miller, FS vs. Stetson, 12/6... Brittany Denson, UM vs. FIU, 12/5... Brittany Cook, VT vs. Charlotte, 12/2... Kirby Copeland, VT vs. Charlotte, 12/2... Shay Doron, MD vs. Mississippi, 11/25... Yolanda Lavender, WF vs. Wofford, 11/22... Kathrin Ress, BC vs. Ohio State, 11/21... Renee Taylor, UM vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 11/ cont.... Lyndra Littles, VA vs. Old Dominion, 11/12... Jacinta Monroe, FS vs. UAB, 11/ Gillian Goring, ST vs. Florida State, 3/2... Janie Mitchell, GT vs. Miami, 3/1... Lyndra Littles, VA vs. Florida State, 2/18... Janie Mitchell, GT at Miami, 2/15... Lele Hardy, CU vs. Wake Forest, 2/15... Britany Miller, FS at NC State, 2/5... Corinne Groves, WF vs. Winston-Salem State, 1/26... Yolanda Lavender, WF at Maryland, 1/21... LaToya Pringle, NC vs. Virginia Tech, 1/4... Kathrin Ress, BC vs. Massachusetts, 12/31... Carrem Gay, DU vs. Boston University, 12/30... Lindsey Harding, DU vs. Pittsburgh, 12/21... Brenna McGuire, VA vs. Cleveland State, 12/16... Chioma Nnamaka, GT vs. Jacksonville, 12/10... Tanae Davis-Cain, FS vs. Tulsa, 11/27... Janie Mitchell, GT vs. San Diego, 11/24... Renee Taylor, UM vs. St. Mary s, 11/17... Shay Doron, MD vs. TCU, 11/ Ivory Latta, NC vs. Purdue, 3/27... Alison Bales, DU vs. Rutgers, 3/24... Shay Doron, MD vs. Harvard, 3/18... Ashley Key, ST vs. Duke, 3/3... Susan Yenser, CU vs. Virginia, 3/1... Crystal Langhorne, MD at Boston College, 2/25... Alicia Gladden, FS at Virginia, 2/18... Ivory Latta, NC vs. Miami, 2/18... Britney Anderson, VT vs. Virginia, 2/15... Chioma Nnamaka, GT at Miami, 2/15... Ivory Latta, NC at Florida State, 2/12... Kathrin Ress, BC vs. Miami, 2/11... Camille Little, NC vs. Duke, 2/8... Alison Bales, DU vs. Clemson, 2/5... Lindsey Harding, DU at Virginia, 2/2... Renee Taylor, UM vs. Florida State, 2/1... Alicia Gladden, FS vs. Virginia, 1/28... Lindsey Harding, DU at Tennessee, 1/22... Sasha Reaves, ST at North Carolina, 1/21... Marissa Coleman, MD vs. Wake Forest, 1/21... Laura Harper, MD vs. Virginia, 1/19... Alicia Gladden, FS vs. Clemson, 1/18... LaToya Pringle, NC at Clemson, 1/11... Yolanda Lavender, WF vs. UNC Asheville, 1/8... Chioma Nnamaka, GT at Clemson, 1/7... Monica Wright, VA at Richmond, 1/3... D Lesha Lloyd, CU vs. Charlotte, 1/2... Janie Mitchell, GT at College of Charleston, 12/20... Chioma Nnamaka, GT at College of Charleston, 12/20... Marissa Coleman, MD at Loyola, 12/21... Ivory Latta, NC vs. Coastal Carolina, 12/18... Kathrin Ress, BC vs. Maine, 12/17... Alex Tchangoue, WF vs. Winthrop, 12/17... Abby Waner, DU vs. Rutgers, 12/4... Kathrin Ress, BC vs. St. Joseph s, 12/8... Lyndra Littles, VA vs. UCF, 11/25... Maurita Reid, UM vs. Nicholls State, 11/24... Erlana Larkins, NC vs. Sacramento State, 11/24... Shanta Williams, FS vs. Florida, 11/24... Ivory Latta, NC vs. Elon, 11/17... Tanae Davis-Cain, FS vs. Southeast Missouri St., 11/17... Siedah Williams, VA vs. Old Dominion, 11/12... Stephanie Higgs, GT vs. Mercer, 11/10... Kindyll Dorsey, BC vs. Delaware, 11/14 20-PLUS REBOUNDS Jacinta Monroe, FS vs. UAB, 11/12 DOUBLE-DIGIT ASSIST TALLIES Marissa Coleman, MD vs. Siena, 12/ Sharnee Zoll, VA at Maryland, 1/19... Sarah Marshall, BC at Ohio State, 11/ Sharnee Zoll, VA at Clemson, 2/25... Sharnee Zoll, VA at Virginia Tech, 2/15... Sharnee Zoll, VA vs. Miami, 2/4... Sharnee Zoll, VA vs. Maine, 12/28... Marissa Coleman, MD vs. UC Santa Barbara, 12/2... Kristi Toliver, MD vs. TCU, 11/17 TRIPLE-DOUBLE TALLY Marissa Coleman... Maryland 15 points, 14 rebounds, 10 assists...12/2

10 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE VS. NON-CONFERENCE League teams posted a record against non-conference opponents during the season. In the 30- year history of the league, ACC schools have produced a 2,580-1,041 (.713) record versus non-conference foes America East Atlantic Atlantic Sun Big East Big Sky Big South Big Ten Big Big West Colonial Conference USA Horizon Ivy Group Metro Atlantic Mid-American Mid-Continent Mid-Eastern Missouri Valley Mountain West Northeast Ohio Valley Pacific Ten Patriot Southeastern Southern Southland Southwestern Sun Belt West Coast Western Athletic Others/Indep (.783) (.822) (.745) Non-ACC Top 25 AP Teams Non-ACC Top 25 USA Teams Home Road Neutral TOP SIX ACC CROWDS 17, North Carolina at Maryland...Comcast Center... January 28, , Duke at Maryland...Comcast Center... February 18, ,243...Duke at Maryland... Comcast Center... February 13, ,097...Duke at Maryland... Comcast Center...January 8, ,500...Virginia at Maryland... Cole Field House... February 12, ,446...Duke at Maryland... Comcast Center... February 22, 2004 FINAL NCAA SPOTTERS INDIVIDUAL Points Renee Taylor, UM (18.6) Rebounds K. Whittington, ST (10.5) Erlana Larkins, NC (9.4) Corinne Groves, WF (9.2) Assists Sharnee Zoll, VA (6.1) Sarah Marshall, BC (5.4) Kristi Toliver, MD (4.7)...t47. Christy Brown, CU (4.7) Blocked Shots Alison Bales, DU (4.4)...5. LaToya Pringle, NC (3.2) Laura Harper, MD (1.9)... t50. Jacinta Monroe, FS (1.9) Steals...t5. Lele Hardy, CU (3.3) Maurita Reid, UM (3.2) Jacqua Williams, GT (2.9) Camille Little, NC (2.6) Field Goal Percentage...1. Crystal Langhorne, MD (70.7) Free Throw Percentage Ivory Latta, NC (85.5) Renee Taylor, UM (84.3) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage...4. Kristi Toliver, MD (44.7) Ivory Latta, NC (40.2) Maurita Reid, UM (38.8) 3-Point Field Goals Per Game...7. Ivory Latta, NC (2.8)...t27. Chioma Nnamaka, GT (2.5)...t46. Renee Taylor, UM (2.3) TEAM Scoring Offense North Carolina (83.7) Maryland (82.6) Duke (75.5) Virginia (72.7) Scoring Defense Duke (51.4) North Carolina (55.0) NC State (57.7) Scoring Margin North Carolina (28..7) Duke (24.1) Maryland (21.3) NC State (9.2) Field Goal Percentage Maryland (50.0) North Carolina (46.7) Duke (45.8) Virginia Tech (43.5) Field Goal Percentage Defense Duke (33.6) North Carolina (34.6) Maryland (36.9) NC State (37.1) Free Throw Percentage Boston College (75.6) Maryland (74.5) Duke (73.8) Rebound Margin Maryland (14.3) North Carolina (10.8) Duke (8.4) Florida State (6.5)... t42. Georgia Tech (4.6) NC State (4.4) 3-Point Field Goal Per Game North Carolina (6.3) Miami (6.3) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Maryland (37.1) Duke (34.4) Assists Maryland (18.3) North Carolina (17.8) Duke (17.1) Boston College (15.2) Blocked Shots North Carolina (6.7) Duke (6.6) Florida State (4.9) Steals North Carolina (14.3) Georgia Tech (11.6) Duke (11.3) Clemson (11.0) JOINING THE 700-CLUB Kay Yow received steady play from her NC State Wolfpack to earn her 700th career victory, 68-51, over Florida State in Atlantic Coast Conference women s basketball action Monday, February 5 at Reynolds Coliseum. Yow joins an exclusive club, one that now features a mere six coaches at the Division I level that have compiled 700 career wins. Yow joins Tennessee s Pat Summit, Texas Jody Condradt, Rutgers Vivian Stringer, North Carolina s Sylvia Hatchell and former LSU coach Sue Gunter. The ACC and NC State welcomed back Coach Kay Yow to the reigns of the Wolfpack women s basketball program in early December as the veteran coach rejoins her squad after a recurrence of breast cancer. In November, Yow took a leave of absence from her coaching duties as she began a series of new treatments, a combination of chemotherapy and newer targeted biologic therapies. LATTA LOVE The WBCA and committee members selected North Carolina s Ivory Latta as January s National Player of the Month. Latta s January average included: 19.6 points per game, 3.2 assists with 48 percent shooting from behind the arc to help the Tar Heels (24-0, 8-0) dominate the month. Latta received the award for the third straight year, winning it in February 2006 and March The senior point guard s field goal percentage of 46 pushed UNC into the No. 2 spot in the USA TODAY ESPN Div. I Top 25 Coaches Poll with wins over Connecticut, Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, Virginia, Clemson and NC State. Latta s game and season-high of 32 points helped the Tar Heels topple top-ranked Maryland and gave the defending NCAA Champions their first lost of the season. NANCY LIEBERMAN AWARD Duke senior Lindsey Harding was selected as the 2007 Nancy Lieberman Award winner as announced by the Rotary Club of Detroit. The criteria for the award are the floor leadership, play-making and ball-handling skills that personified Hall of Famer Nancy Lieberman during her career. Duke s Lindsey Harding, North Carolina s Ivory Latta and Maryland s Kristi Toliver were three of the 11 finalists for the Nancy Lieberman Award, given annually to the nation s top collegiate point guard. The ACC is the only conference to place three on the list. Among her many honors, she was selected ESPN. com Player of the Year, the Women s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Defensive Player of the Year, ACC Player of the Year & Defensive Player of the Year and the Frances Pomery Award winner Nancy Lieberman Point Guard ACC Finalists Lindsey Harding... Duke Ivory Latta...North Carolina Kristi Toliver... Maryland

11 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE TOP SINGLE-GAME HIGHS INDIVIDUAL Points Scored Renee Taylor, UM at Houston, 12/19 Field Goals Made D Lesha Lloyd, CU vs. St. John s, 11/24 Field Goals Attempted Yolanda Lavender, WF at Virginia, 1/11 Field Goal Percentage (min. 8 made) Crystal Langhorne, MD at Loyola, 12/21 (9-of-9)...Sasha Reaves, ST at North Carolina, 1/21 (8-of-8) Three-Point Field Goals Made 8... Kindyll Dorsey, BC at Ohio State, 11/21 Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Kindyll Dorsey, BC vs. Miami, 2/11 Free Throws Made Yolanda Lavender, WF vs. Winthrop, 12/17 Free Throws Attempted Yolanda Lavender, WF vs. Winthrop, 12/17 Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 made) Alison Bales, DU vs. Clemson, 2/5 (13-of-13)... Sharnee Zoll, VA vs. Wake Forest, 1/11 (12-of-12)...Stephanie Higgs, GT at Clemson, 1/7 (11-of-11)...Ayla Brown, BC vs. Clemson, 1/21 (10-of-10)... Yolanda Lavender, WF vs. Georgia Tech, 1/28 (10-of-10) Rebounds Jacinta Monroe, FS vs. UAB, 11/12 Assists Marissa Coleman, MD vs. Siena, 12/4 Steals Maurita Reid, UM vs. Wake Forest, 2/8 Blocked Shots 9... LaToya Pringle, NC vs. Wofford, 12/6...Mekia Valentine, WF vs. Western Carolina, 11/14... Alison Bales, DU vs. Penn State, 11/21 TEAM Points Scored Maryland at Miami, 1/10 (W, ) Margin of Victory 61...North Carolina vs. East Tennessee St., 11/10 (96-35)...Maryland vs. UC Santa Barbara, 12/2 (105-44) Field Goals Made Maryland at Loyola, 12/21 Field Goals Attempted North Carolina vs. Virginia, 1/8 Field Goal Percentage Maryland vs. Siena, 12/4 (36-of-54) Three-Point Field Goals Made North Carolina vs. Gonzaga, 11/25 Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Miami at North Carolina, 2/18 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Clemson at James Madison, 12/6 Free Throws Made Virginia Tech vs. Howard, 11/12 Free Throws Attempted Virginia Tech vs. Howard, 11/12... Georgia Tech vs. Maryland, 2/1 Free Throw Percentage (min. 15 attempts) Duke at Dartmouth, 12/29 (15-of-15) Rebounds North Carolina vs East Tennessee St., 11/10 Assists by Virginia Tech vs. Howard, 11/12 Steals by North Carolina vs. Elon, 11/17 Blocked Shots by North Carolina vs. Winston-Salem St., 11/12 BY THE NUMBERS 3 - The season elevated the ACC women s basketball stage, marking the first time in NCAA history that a conference sent three teams to the same Final Four. 8 - Eight of the ACC s top 15 scorers, including two of the top three, returned from a year ago Five league coaches have combined to earn 13 national coach of the year awards. Duke s Gail Goestenkors, North Carolina s Sylvia Hatchell, Virginia s Debbie Ryan, Maryland s Chris Weller and NC State s Kay Yow have all garnered national recognition As a league, the ACC returned 35 starters and 93 letterwinners for the season In the 2006 NCAA Tournament, Brenda Frese became the fifth-youngest coach to win an NCAA Div. I women s basketball championship (35 yrs, 11 mo., 5 days). The other younger coaches are: Old Dominion s Marianne Stanley (31, 85), Southern Cal s Linda Shar (32, 83), Purdue s Carolyn Peck (33, 99), and Tennessee s Pat Summitt (34, 87) Out of the 12 active ACC head coaches, NC State s Kay Yow holds the most ACC Tournament wins with The schedule featured 54 televised games, the most in ACC women s basketball history. The television package included 97 appearances, in which 29 matchups will be featured on the league s regional sports network Virginia Tech head coach Beth Dunkenberger captured her 100th career win on Feb 19, 2006, as the Hokies defeated Georgia Tech, Last year s 152 non-conference wins was the highest victory tally in the league s 29-year history of women s basketball Kay Yow joined an exclusive club, one that now features a mere six coaches at the Division I level that have compiled 700 career wins. Yow joins Tennessee s Pat Summit, Texas Jody Condradt, Rutgers Vivian Stringer, North Carolina s Sylvia Hatchell and former LSU coach Sue Gunter Kay Yow leads all ACC coaches in number of ACC games participated with 956 contests NC State gave Kay Yow a win over Dartmouth on Sunday, Jan. 22, 2006, marking her 1,000th career game in 35 seasons. CLOSE CALLS (<5 pts gms) Team ACC Non-ACC Overall Boston College Clemson Duke Florida State Georgia Tech Maryland Miami North Carolina NC State Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest Overtime Regular Season Games Ohio State 80, Boston College 72 (2ot)...11/21 Arizona 68, NC State 66 (ot)...11/24 Mississippi State 65, Florida State 60 (ot)...11/30 Virginia 65, Boston College 63 (ot)...1/14 Wake Forest 82, Winston-Salem State 66 (ot)...1/26 NC State 78, Baylor 72 (ot)...3/ STATE FARM WADE TROPHY University of Tennessee s sophomore Candace Parker was named The State Farm Wade Trophy Player of the Year for the NCAA Division I. The State Farm Wade Trophy Committee along with the Women s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) and the National Association for Girls and Women in Sport selected four ACC student-athletes to be part of the award s final 12 candidates. That mark was the most of any league in the nation. State Farm Wade Trophy ACC Candidates Alison Bales, Sr., C... Duke Lindsey Harding, Sr., G... Duke Crystal Langhorne, Jr., C/F... Maryland Ivory Latta, Sr., G... North Carolina The candidates were selected by a vote of committee members comprised of leading basketball coaches, journalists and basketball administrators. The State Farm Wade Trophy, now in its 30th year is named after the late, legendary three-time national champion Delta State University coach, Lily Margaret Wade. This most prestigious award, regarded as The Heisman of Women s Basketball, debuted in 1978 as the first-ever women s national player of the year award in college basketball.

12 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE DOUBLE-DOUBLES Player, School... Career...ACC...Tot. Lyndra Littles, VA... (20) Erlana Larkins, NC... (26) Khadijah Whittington, ST... (19) Crystal Langhorne, MD... (44) Marissa Coleman, MD... (18) Corinne Groves, WF... (10) Gillian Goring, ST... (9) Siedah Williams, VA... (11) Kathrin Ress, BC... (10) D Lesha Lloyd, CU... (7) Nara Diawara, VT... (7) LaToya Pringle, NC... (7) Alison Bales, DU... (12) Lele Hardy, CU... (5) Jacinta Monroe, FS... (5) Brittany Denson, UM... (6) Maurita Reid, UM... (4) Janie Mitchell, GT... (11) Alex Tchangoue, WF... (4) Monica Wright, VA... (4) Carrem Gay, DU... (4) Camille Little, NC... (13) Bridgette Mitchell, DU... (3) Elizabeth Engell, BC... (3) Laura Harper, MD... (10) Jade Perry, MD... (6) Sharnee Zoll, VA... (5) Britany Miller, FS... (4) Jessica Breland, NC... (2) Mekia Valentine, WF... (2) Alicia Gladden, FS... (12) Stephanie Higgs, GT... (5) Chioma Nnamaka, GT... (2) Moreemi Davis, CU... (1) Joy Cheek, DU... (1) Daphne Mitchell, GT... (1) Carla Williams, UM... (1) Charmaine Clark, UM... (1) Latoya Cunningham, UM... (1) Kirby Copeland, VT... (1) Amber Hall, VT... (1) Chante Black, DU... (7) Tasha Taylor, CU... (3) Shay Doron, MD... (2) Kristi Toliver, MD... (2) Renee Taylor, UM... (2) Marquetta Dickens, ST... (2) Abby Waner, DU... (1) Sasha Reaves, ST... (1) ACC CAREER RECORDS CAREER - TOTAL POINTS Player, Team Years GP Pts Avg 1. Barbara Kennedy, Clemson Alana Beard, Duke Genia Beasley, NC State * Linda Page, NC State Ivory Latta, North Carolina ** Chris Moreland, Duke Tracy Reid, North Carolina Tonya Sampson, North Carolina Andrea Stinson, NC State Dawn Staley, Virginia Monique Currie, Duke Charlotte Smith, North Carolina Heather Burge, Virginia Chasity Melvin, NC State Pam Leake, North Carolina Trudi Lacey, NC State Kisha Ford, Georgia Tech Chrissy Floyd, Clemson Tresa Brown, North Carolina Vicky Bullett, Maryland Wendy Palmer, Virginia Shay Doron, Maryland ** Tammi Reiss, Virginia Nikki Teasley, North Carolina , Kathy Crawford, North Carolina Chanel Wright, North Carolina CAREER - POINTS PER GAME Player, Team Years GP Pts Avg 1. Barbara Kennedy, Clemson Andrea Stinson, NC State Tamara James, Miami Donna Forrester, Clemson Chris Moreland, Duke Alana Beard, Duke Dolores Bootz, Georgia Tech Linda Page, NC State Joyce Pierce, Georgia Tech Janey Forester, Clemson Genia Beasley, NC State * Tracy Reid, North Carolina Kisha Ford, Georgia Tech Rhonda Mapp, NC State , Tia Paschal, Florida State Tonya Sampson, North Carolina Tracy Connor, Wake Forest Vicky Bullett, Maryland Marion Jones, North Carolina , Ivory Latta, North Carolina ** Crystal Langhorne, Maryland ** Deanna Tate, Maryland , Chasity Melvin, NC State Niesha Butler, Georgia Tech Dawn Staley, Virginia

13 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE ACC CAREER RECORDS CAREER - TOTAL ASSISTS CAREER - TOTAL REBOUNDS Player, Team...Years GP Ast Avg 1. Dawn Staley, Virginia Nikki Teasley, North Carolina , Bobbie Mims, Clemson Angie Armstrong, NC State Ivory Latta, North Carolina ** Debbie Lytle, Maryland Lindsey Harding, Duke ** Sharnee Zoll, Virginia ** Donna Holt, Virginia Tiffany Martin, Georgia Tech Robyn Mayo, NC State Pam Leake, North Carolina Hilary Howard, Duke Debbie Bertrand, NC State Dena Evans, Virginia Coretta Brown, North Carolina Pam Hammond, North Carolina Emily Johnson, North Carolina Alana Beard, Duke Ida Neal, Georgia Tech Alex Stewart, Georgia Tech Tara Heiss, Maryland Tora Suber, Virginia Leah Metcalf, North Carolina Deanna Tate, Maryland , CAREER - ASSISTS PER GAME Player, Team... Years GP Ast Avg 1. Drema Greer, Clemson Sharnee Zoll, Virginia ** Nikki Teasley, North Carolina , Dawn Staley, Virginia Deanna Tate, Maryland , Tara Heiss, Maryland Debbie Lytle, Maryland Tiffany Martin, Georgia Tech Bobbie Mims, Clemson Angie Armstrong, NC State Susan Fehling, Clemson , Ida Neal, Georgia Tech Donna Holt, Virginia Emily Johnson, North Carolina Robyn Mayo, NC State Debbie Bertrand, NC State Nina Barlin, Georgia Tech Carmen Davis, Georgia Tech Gretchen Hollifield, Wake Forest Carla Holmes, Maryland Hilary Howard, Duke Pam Leake, North Carolina Nicole Levesque, Wake Forest Player, Team Years GP Reb Avg 1. Barbara Kennedy, Clemson Bernie McGlade, North Carolina * Genia Beasley, NC State * Chris Moreland, Duke Wendy Palmer, Virginia Charlotte Smith, North Carolina Dawn Royster, North Carolina Peggy Caple, Clemson Tracy Reid, North Carolina Trudi Lacey, NC State Henrietta Walls, North Carolina Chasity Melvin, NC State La Tangela Atkinson, North Carolina Jenny Mitchell, Wake Forest Trena Trice, NC State Dolores Bootz, Georgia Tech LaQuanda Barksdale, North Carolina Vicky Bullett, Maryland Heather Burge, Virginia Iciss Tillis, Duke Crystal Langhorne, Maryland ** Kris Kirchner, Maryland Cathy Grimes, Virginia DeMya Walker, Virginia Tonya Sampson, North Carolina CAREER - REBOUNDS PER GAME Player, Team Years GP Reb Avg 1. Donna Forrester, Clemson Chris Moreland, Duke Dolores Bootz, Georgia Tech Kris Kirchner, Maryland Bernie McGlade, North Carolina * Dawn Royster, North Carolina Barbara Kennedy, Clemson Barb Krause, Duke Schuye LaRue, Virginia Jackie Farmer, Clemson Genia Beasley, NC State * Wendy Palmer, Virginia Janet Forester, Clemson Sheila Cobb, Clemson Tracy Connor, Wake Forest Charlotte Smith, North Carolina Rhonda Mapp, NC State , Joyce Pierce, Georgia Tech Peggy Caple, Clemson Crystal Langhorne, Maryland ** Tracy Reid, North Carolina Sandy Bishop, Clemson Jenny Mitchell, Wake Forest Vicky Bullett, Maryland Trena Trice, NC State

14 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE ACC CAREER RECORDS CAREER - TOTAL BLOCKS CAREER - TOTAL STEALS Player, Team... Years GP Blk Avg 1. Alison Bales, Duke ** DeMya Walker, Virginia Dawn Royster, North Carolina Peggy Caple, Clemson Dolores Bootz, Georgia Tech LaToya Pringle, North Carolina ** Sarah Sullivan, Duke Brooke Wyckoff, Florida State Candace Sutton, North Carolina Kasha Terry, Georgia Tech Kris Kirchner, Maryland Genia Beasley, NC State Trena Trice, NC State Sonja Mallory, Georgia Tech Vicky Bullett, Maryland Joannah Kauffman, Georgia Tech Jackie Farmer, GaT/Clemson , Chasity Melvin, NC State Lisa Dodd, Wake Forest Heather Burge, Virginia Iciss Tillis, Duke Laura Harper, Maryland ** Alana Beard, Duke Jocelyn Logan-Friend, Virginia Jessie Hicks, Maryland CAREER - BLOCKS PER GAME Player, Team...Years GP Blk Avg 1. Alison Bales, Duke ** Dawn Royster, North Carolina Dolores Bootz, Georgia Tech DeMya Walker, Virginia Peggy Caple, Clemson LaToya Pringle, North Carolina ** Kris Kirchner, Maryland Kasha Terry, Georgia Tech Laura Harper, Maryland ** Jackie Farmer, GaT/Clemson , Sarah Sullivan, Duke Brooke Wyckoff, Florida State Candace Sutton, North Carolina Joannah Kauffman, Georgia Tech Trena Trice, NC State Vicky Bullett, Maryland Sonja Mallory, Georgia Tech Genia Beasley, NC State Khaili Sanders, Clemson Lisa Dodd, Wake Forest Schuye LaRue, Virginia Chasity Melvin, NC State Jocelyn Logan-Friend, Virginia Jessie Hicks, Maryland Amanda Frist, Clemson Alana Beard, Duke Sue Harnett, Duke Heather Burge, Virginia Ronda Falkena, NC State Monick Foote, Virginia Gwendolyn Gillingham, North Carolina Jaci Stimson, Clemson Iciss Tillis, Duke Player, Team Years GP Stl Avg 1. Donna Holt, Virginia Dawn Staley, Virginia Alana Beard, Duke Pam Leake, North Carolina Tonya Sampson, North Carolina Tonya Cardoza, Virginia , Marion Jones, North Carolina , Barbara Kennedy, Clemson Robyn Mayo, NC State Nikita Bell, North Carolina Debbie Lytle, Maryland Sonia Chase, Maryland Angie Armstrong, NC State Deanna Tate, Maryland , Amy Privette, Wake Forest Ramona O Neal, Clemson Andrea Stinson, NC State Nikki Teasley, North Carolina , Kisha Ford, Georgia Tech Tiffany Martin, Georgia Tech Iciss Tillis, Duke Renneika Razor, Maryland Itoro Umoh, Clemson Umeki Webb, NC State Lindsey Harding, Duke ** CAREER - STEALS PER GAME Player, Team Years GP Stl Avg 1. Donna Holt, Virginia Dawn Staley, Virginia Marion Jones, North Carolina , Pam Leake, North Carolina Tonya Sampson, North Carolina Deanna Tate, Maryland , Tonya Cardoza, Virginia , Alana Beard, Duke Andrea Stinson, NC State Sonia Chase, Maryland Debbie Lytle, Maryland Robyn Mayo, NC State Kisha Ford, Georgia Tech Barbara Kennedy, Clemson Tiffany Martin, Georgia Tech Amy Privette, Wake Forest Nikita Bell, North Carolina Ramona O Neal, Clemson , Donna Forrester, Clemson Angie Armstrong, NC State Anita Malone, Georgia Tech , Renneika Razor, Maryland Keeva Jackson, Wake Forest Nikki Teasley, North Carolina , Myra Waters, Maryland

15 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE ACC CAREER RECORDS CAREER - FIELD GOALS MADE CAREER - FREE THROWS MADE Player, Team... Years FGM FGA Pct. 1. Barbara Kennedy, Clemson Genia Beasley, NC State Alana Beard, Duke Linda Page, NC State Andrea Stinson, NC State Tracy Reid, North Carolina Heather Burge, Virginia Chasity Melvin, NC State Pam Leake, North Carolina Chris Moreland, Duke Vicky Bullett, Maryland Trudi Lacey, NC State Charlotte Smith, North Carolina Tresa Brown, North Carolina Chrissy Floyd, Clemson Kisha Ford, Georgia Tech Wendy Palmer, Virginia Kathy Crawford, North Carolina Jenny Mitchell, Wake Forest Dawn Staley, Virginia Monique Currie, Duke Dawn Royster, North Carolina Trena Trice, NC State Janet Knight, Clemson Dolores Bootz, Georgia Tech Amy Privette, Wake Forest CAREER - FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Player, Team Years FTM FTA Pct. 1. Alana Beard, Duke Chris Moreland, Duke Monique Currie, Duke Dawn Staley, Virginia Shay Doron, Maryland ** Charlotte Smith, North Carolina Ivory Latta, North Carolina ** Katie Meier, Duke Tammi Reiss, Virginia Joyce Pierce, Georgia Tech Tonya Sampson, North Carolina Tracy Reid, North Carolina Barbara Kennedy, Clemson Nicole Levesque, Wake Forest Linda Page, NC State Angie Armstrong, NC State Itoro Umoh, Clemson Tracy Connor, Wake Forest Deedee Warley, Maryland Nikki Teasley, North Carolina Chanel Wright, North Carolina Trudi Lacey, NC State Chasity Melvin, NC State LeeAnn Woodhull, Georgia Tech Kisha Ford, Georgia Tech CAREER - FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Player, Team... Years FGM FGA Pct. 1. Barbara Kennedy, Clemson Linda Page, NC State Alana Beard, Duke Genia Beasley, NC State Chrissy Floyd, Clemson Kisha Ford, Georgia Tech Pam Leake, North Carolina Andrea Stinson, NC State Tracy Reid, North Carolina Trudy Lacey, NC State Amy Privette, Wake Forest Dawn Staley, Virginia Charlotte Smith, North Carolina Monique Currie, Duke Heather Burge, Virginia Iciss Tillis, Duke Mary Anne Cubelic, Clemson Shay Doron, Maryland ** Tynesha Lewis, NC State Carla Munnion, Georgia Tech Vicky Bullett, Maryland Chris Moreland, Duke Dawn Royster. North Carolina Chasity Melvin, NC State Karen Lounsbury, Georgia Tech Player, Team Years FTM FTA Pct. 1. Chris Moreland, Duke Alana Beard, Duke Charlotte Smith, North Carolina Monique Currie, Duke Tracy Reid, North Carolina Heather Burge, Virginia Chasity Melvin, NC State Katie Meier, Duke Dawn Staley, Virginia Barbara Kennedy, Clemson Shay Doron, Maryland ** Tracy Connor, Wake Forest Angie Armstrong, NC State Tonya Sampson, North Carolina Crystal Langhorne, Maryland ** Wendy Palmer, Virginia Ivory Latta, North Carolina ** Tammi Reiss, Virginia LeeAnn Woodhull, Georgia Tech Deedee Warley, Maryland Chanel Wright, North Carolina Joyce Pierce, Georgia Tech Itoro Umoh, Clemson Kisha Ford, Georgia Tech Trudi Lacey, NC State

16 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE poll placing ASSOCIATED PRESS...N... N...N... N... D... D... D... D...J...J...J...J... J...F... F...F... F... M... M Team Duke North Carolina Tennessee Connecticut Stanford Maryland Vanderbilt Ohio State Oklahoma Arizona State Purdue LSU Georgia George Washington Rutgers Texas A&M Middle Tenn. St NC State Baylor Bowling Green UW-Green Bay Marquette Michigan State Iowa State Louisville Montana California James Madison Nebraska Mississippi Texas Kansas State DePaul Arkansas Pittsburgh New Mexico BYU Kentucky Texas Tech UCLA USC ARV: NC State... X... X... X... X... X...X... X... X X... X... X...R...R... R Florida State... X... X... X... X... X...X... X... X X... X X... X... X X Georgia Tech X Virginia... X... X X... X...X... X Boston College... X... X... X... X... X Miami X... X Virginia Tech... X USA TODAY/ESPN...N... N...N... N... D... D... D... D...J...J...J...J... J...F... F...F... F... M... M Team Duke North Carolina Connecticut Tennessee Stanford Maryland Ohio State Vanderbilt Arizona State Oklahoma LSU Purdue George Washington Georgia Texas A&M Middle Tennessee Baylor Rutgers Bowling Green NC State Marquette UW-Green Bay Michigan State Louisville Iowa State California Nebraska James Madison Pittsburgh Texas Mississippi TCU DePaul Arkansas New Mexico Florida State BYU Texas Tech UCLA Boston College Kentucky USC Washington ARV: NC State...X...X X... X... X...R... R... R Florida State...X...X... X...X... R... R... X... X... X... X...X... X...X...X... X... X...X Boston College...X...X... R...X...X... X... X... X Virginia Tech...X...X... X Virginia X... X Miami X

17 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDS BY SCHOOL Top 4 Seeds Title Final Final Sweet Last School (Years Participated) Years Won Lost Pct% 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Game Four Eight 16 App. Duke (87, 95-07) North Carolina (83-87, 92-95, 97-00, 02-07) Virginia (84-03, 05) Maryland (82-84, 86, 88-93, 97, 01, 04-07) Boston College (99-00, 02-06) Wake Forest (1988) NC State (82-87, 89-91, 95-01, 04-07) Clemson (82, 88-94, 96-02) Florida State (83, 90-91, 01, 05-07) Virginia Tech (94-95, 98-99, 01, 03-06) Miami (1989, 92-93, 98, 03-04) Georgia Tech (1993, 2003, 07) Current Membership Year by Year ( ) YEARS PARTICIPATED ( ) Year BC CU DU FS GT MD UM NC ST VA VT WF ACC NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS North Carolina Maryland #3 Seed...East #2 Seed... Albuquerque W Georgia Southern W #15 Sacred Heart W Old Dominion W #7 St. John s W Vanderbilt W #3 Baylor W Connecticut W #5 Utah... (ot) Final Four Final Four W Purdue W #1 North Carolina W Louisiana Tech W #1 Duke... (ot) ACC IN NCAA YEAR-BY-YEAR (ACTUAL MEMBERSHIP) Reg Reg Final Year Teams Semis Fnl Four W-L

18 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE ALL-TIME NCAA SEEDS BY SCHOOLS #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #11 #12 #13 #14 #15 #16 TOT Boston College Clemson * Duke Florida State Georgia Tech * Maryland Miami * North Carolina NC State Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest Totals * * Clemson, Georgia Tech and Miami were not seeded in the 1993 NCAA Tournament, only the top 16 teams were seeded. ACC VS. OTHER CONFERENCES IN NCAA TOURNAMENT America East (4-0) Delaware Maine Northeastern Atlantic 10 (14-4) George Washington Richmond Rutgers St. Joseph s (Pa.) West Virginia Temple Atlantic Sun (1-0) Georgia State Big East (22-12) Boston College Connecticut DePaul Georgetown Miami (Fla.) Notre Dame Providence Rutgers Seton Hall St. John s (N.Y.) Villanova Virginia Tech Big Eight (3-0) Missouri Oklahoma State Big Sky (1-0) Montana Big Ten (16-20) Illinois Iowa Michigan Michigan State Minnesota Northwestern Ohio State Penn State Purdue Big 12 (5-5) Baylor Colorado Iowa State Missouri Oklahoma Texas Texas Tech Big West (2-0) UC Riverside UNLV Colonial (9-6) James Madison Old Dominion Conference USA (5-3) DePaul Louisville Marquette TCU Tulane Tulsa Great Midwest (2-0) Marquette Memphis Horizon (1-0) Wisconsin-Green Bay Ivy League (4-0) Dartmouth Harvard Metro Atlantic (5-0) Canisius Loyola (Md.) Manhattan Mid-American (3-0) Bowling Green Central Michigan Toledo Mid-Continent (3-0) Troy State Western Illinois Youngstown State Mid-Eastern (4-0) Coppin State Florida A&M Howard Norfolk State Midwestern (2-1) Wisconsin-Mil Xavier Missouri Valley (3-2) Drake SW Missouri State Mountain West (2-2) Colorado State Utah Northeast (2-0) Sacred Heart Robert Morris Ohio Valley (3-0) Austin Peay Middle Tennessee St Pacific 10 (4-8) Arizona Arizona State Southern Cal Stanford Patriot (2-1) Holy Cross Southeastern (19-34) Alabama Arkansas Auburn Florida Georgia LSU Mississippi Mississippi State South Carolina Tennessee Vanderbilt Southern (5-0) Appalachian State Georgia Southern UT-Chattanooga Southland (3-2) Northwestern State Stephen F. Austin Southwest (1-1) Texas Southwestern (2-0) Southern Prairie View A&M Sun Belt (4-6) Lamar Louisiana Tech Middle Tennessee State Western Kentucky Trans America (3-0) Campbell Florida Int West Coast (1-1) Pepperdine San Francisco Western Athletic (5-1) Louisiana Tech Rice Southern Methodist Utah Others (0-4) Cheyney State NOTE: Records reflect results against teams in their respective conferences at the time games were played.

2006-07 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE First Round Second Round Regionals Regionals Second Round First Round North Carolina (30-3) 1 1 Connecticut (29-3) Mar. 18, 30 min. foll.

19 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN S BASKETBALL RELEASE First Round Second Round Regionals Regionals Second Round First Round North Carolina (30-3) 1 1 Connecticut (29-3) Mar. 18, 30 min. foll. ESPN North Carolina (95-38) Connecticut (82-33) Mar. 18, 30 min. foll. ESPN2 Prairie View (19-13) 16 North Carolina (60-51) Connecticut (94-70) 16 UMBC (16-16) California (23-8) 8 20-Mar 20-Mar 8 New Mexico (24-8) Mar. 18, Noon ESPN2 Notre Dame (62-59) Wis.-Green Bay (59-52) Mar. 18, 7 p.m. ESPN2 Notre Dame (19-11) 9 North Carolina (70-56) Connecticut (78-71) 9 Wis.-Green Bay (28-3) George Washington (26-3) 5 25-Mar 24-Mar 5 Baylor (25-7) Mar. 17, 30 min. foll. ESPN* George Washington (76-67) Baylor (68-55) Mar. 18, 30 min. foll. ESPN Boise St. (24-8) Chattanooga (25-7) Texas A&M (24-6) 4 19-Mar George Washington (59-47) North Carolina St. (78-72 OT) 20-Mar 4 North Carolina St. (23-9) Mar. 17, 11 a.m. ESPN Texas A&M (58-50) North Carolina St. (84-52) Mar. 18, Noon ESPN2 Texas - Arlington (24-8) 13 Dallas North Carolina (84-72) LSU (73-50) Fresno 13 Robert Morris (24-7) 27-Mar 26-Mar Iowa St. (25-8) 6 6 Xavier (26-7) Mar. 17, 11 a.m. ESPN2 Iowa St. (79-60) West Virginia (65-52) Mar. 17, 7 p.m. ESPN2 Washington (18-12) 11 Georgia (76-56) LSU (49-43) 11 West Virginia (20-10) Georgia (25-6) 3 19-Mar Tennessee (56-50) 19-Mar 3 LSU (26-7) Mar. 17, 30 min. foll. ESPN Georgia (53-36) LSU (77-39) Mar. 17, 30 min. foll. ESPN2 Belmont (25-6) UNC Asheville (21-11) Georgia Tech (20-11) 7 25-Mar Purdue (78-65) LSU (55-43) 24-Mar 7 Old Dominion (24-8) Cleveland Mar. 17, 7 p.m. ESPN2 Georgia Tech (55-54) Florida St. (85-75) Mar. 17, 11 a.m. ESPN April 3 DePaul (19-12) Florida St. (22-9) Purdue (28-5) 2 19-Mar Purdue (76-63) Florida St. (68-61) 19-Mar 2 Stanford (28-4) Mar. 17, 30 min. foll. ESPN2 Purdue (63-42) Cleveland Cleveland Stanford (96-58) Mar. 17, 30 min. foll. ESPN Oral Roberts (22-10) 15 April 1 Tennessee (59-46) April 1 15 Idaho St. (17-13) Tennessee (28-3) 1 8 p.m. ESPN 6 p.m. ESPN 1 Duke (30-1) Mar. 18, 7 p.m. ESPN2* Tennessee (76-37) NATIONAL CHAMPION Duke (81-44) Mar. 18, 7 p.m. ESPN2 Drake (14-18) 16 Tennessee (68-54) Duke (62-52) 16 Holy Cross (15-17) Pittsburgh (23-8) 8 20-Mar 20-Mar 8 Temple (24-7) Mar. 18, 30 min. Foll. ESPN2 Pittsburgh (71-61) Temple (64-61) Mar. 18, 30 min. foll. ESPN2 James Madison (27-5) 9 9 Nebraska (22-9) 25-Mar Tennessee (65-46) Rutgers (53-52) 24-Mar Middle Tenn. (29-3) 5 5 Michigan St. (23-8) Mar. 17, 5 p.m. ESPN2* Middle Tenn. (85-46) Michigan St. (69-58) Mar. 18, 7 p.m. ESPN2 Gonzaga (24-9) 12 Rutgers (59-35) 12 Delaware (26-5) Ohio St. (28-3) 4 19-Mar Marist (73-59) Rutgers (70-57) 20-Mar 4 Rutgers (22-8) Mar. 17, 30 min. foll. ESPN2* Marist (67-63) Rutgers (77-34) Mar. 18, 30 min. foll. ESPN2* Marist (27-5) 13 Dayton Greensboro 13 East Caro. (19-13) 27-Mar Tennessee (98-62) Rutgers (64-45) 26-Mar Marquette (25-6) 6 6 Louisville (26-7) Mar. 17, 30 min. foll. ESPN* Marquette (87-58) Louisville (80-54) Mar. 17, 5 p.m. ESPN2 La.-Lafayette (25-8) 11 Oklahoma (78-47) Arizona St. (67-58) 11 Brigham Young (23-9) Oklahoma (26-4) 3 19-Mar 19-Mar 3 Arizona St. (28-4) Mar. 17, 11 a.m. ESPN2 Oklahoma (74-60) *** ALL TIMES ARE LOCAL TO THE HOST SITE*** Arizona St. (57-50) Mar. 17, 30 min. foll. ESPN2 Southeast Mo. St. (24-7) 14 *Game will also be carried on ESPNU 14 UC Riverside (21-10) 25-Mar Ole Miss (90-82) Arizona St. (67-49) 24-Mar Ole Miss (21-10) 7 7 Bowling Green (29-3) Mar. 18, Noon ESPN2* Ole Miss (88-74) March 17 and 19 first-/second round sites: Austin, Minneapolis, Stanford, Los Angeles Bowling Green (70-66) Mar. 18, 30 min. foll. ESPN TCU (21-10) 10 March 18 and 20 first-/second round sites: East Lansing, Hartford, Pittsburgh, Raleigh 10 Oklahoma St. (20-10) Maryland (27-5) 2 20-Mar Ole Miss (89-78) March 24 and 26 regional sites: Fresno, Greensboro Bowling Green ( Mar 2 Vanderbilt (27-5) Mar. 18, 30 min. Foll. ESPN* Maryland (89-65) March 25 and 27 regional sites: Dallas, Dayton Vanderbilt (62-47) Mar. 18, Noon ESPN2 Harvard (15-12) Delaware St. (20-12) Hartford Austin Stanford Pittsburgh Minneapolis Minneapolis Los Angeles Pittsburgh East Lansing Los Angeles East Lansing Raleigh Stanford Austin Raleigh Hartford 2007 NCAA Division I Women's BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP National Semifinals National Championship National Semifinals 2007 National Collegiate Athletic Association. No commercial use without the NCAA's written permission. The NCAA opposes all sports wagering. This bracket should not be used for sweepstakes, contests, office pools or other gambling activities.

Duke Women's Basketball #1/1 Duke University Combined Team Statistics (as of Feb 15, 2007) All games

Duke Women's Basketball #1/1 Duke University Combined Team Statistics (as of Feb 15, 2007) All games #1/1 Duke University Combined Team Statistics (as of Feb 15, 2007) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (27-0) (13-0) (10-0) (4-0) CONFERENCE... (12-0) (6-0) (6-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (15-0)