SAN JOSÉ STATE WOMEN S BASKETBALL

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1 January 6, 2014 SAN JOSÉ STATE Athletics Media Relations Department Contact: Richard Stern office: cell: WOMEN S BASKETBALL SPARTANS AT COLORADO STATE FOR FIRST OF TWO ROAD GAMES The San José State women s basketball team heads out on the road for the first of two Mountain West Conference games this week. The Spartans are in Fort Collins, Colo., to play the Rams of Colorado State for the first time since the season and are looking for their first MW win of the season. GAME 14 at Colorado State (10-3, 2-0 MW) Wednesday, January 8, 7:00 p.m. (MT) Moby Arena, Fort Collins, Colo. Streaming video available at LIVE STATS Fans can view live stats of all San José State women s basketball games, home and away, by accessing the Gametracker feature at Click on the link on the women s basketball schedule page to follow the action. VIDEO STREAMING Spartan Digital is your all-access passport to Spartan Athletics. For live and recorded video/audio of San José State women s basketball home, Mountain West (road and home) and select road contests, Spartan Digital is your home. Go to Spartan Digital at top of the Spartans Athletics home page or go to SOCIAL MEDIA Keep up with all 16 of San José State s team through social media sites Twitter and Facebook. For Twitter go and on Facebook become friends with Sammy Spartan. The women s basketball Twitter handle and Facebook page is /SanJoseStateWBB. RADIO COVERAGE KSJS (90.5 FM, San Jose) originates San José State women s basketball home broadcasts and select road contests. WOMEN S BASKETBALL TICKETS Tickets for San José State women s basketball home games are free for all SJSU students with a valid student ID. Adult tickets are $5.00 and $3.00 for youth (12 and under). richard.stern@sjsu.edu web site: Schedule 6-7, 0-2 MW November 8 San Francisco State The Event Center (W) 12 at Santa Clara Santa Clara, Calif (W) 15 UC Riverside The Event Center (L) 17 Evansville The Event Center (W) 20 San Francisco The Event Center (W) 23 San Diego The Event Center (L) 26 at UC Davis Davis, Calif (L) December 3 at Baylor Waco, Texas (L) 7 at Sacramento State Sacramento, Calif (L) 18 Georgia State The Event Center (W) 21 Kansas City The Event Center (W) January 1 at Nevada* Reno, Nev (L) 4 Utah State* The Event Center (L) 8 at Colorado State* Ft. Collins, Colo. 7:00 p.m. 11 at New Mexico* Albuquerque, N.M. 2:00 p.m. 15 Air Force* The Event Center 7:00 p.m. 18 Wyoming* The Event Center 2:00 p.m. 22 at San Diego State* San Diego, Calif. 6:00 p.m. 25 Boise State* The Event Center 2:00 p.m. 29 at UNLV* Las Vegas, Nev. 7:00 p.m. February 1 New Mexico* The Event Center 2:00 p.m. 8 Fresno State* The Event Center 2:00 p.m. 12 at Air Force* Colorado Springs, Colo. 7:00 p.m. 15 at Wyoming* Laramie, Wyo. 2:00 p.m. 19 Nevada* The Event Center 7:00 p.m. 26 San Diego State* The Event Center 7:00 p.m. March 1 at Utah State* Logan, Utah 7:00 p.m. 4 Colorado State* The Event Center 7:00 p.m. 7 at Fresno State* Fresno, Calif. 7:00 p.m. Reese s Mountain West Championship TBA Las Vegas, Nev. TBA Possible Starters No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown Statistics Notes 15 Classye James G 5-8 Jr. East Palo Alto, Calif ppg., 3.4 rpg. 9th in MW in scoring, 7 straight double-figure games 21 Britta Hall G 5-7 Fr. Tualatin, Ore. 6.6 ppg, 3.9 asst. 3rd in 3-Pt % and 8th in assists in MW 34 Ta Rea Cunnigan G 5-9 Jr. Winchester, Calif ppg., 5.1 rpg. 2nd in MW in scoring, 1,184 career points 40 Rebecca Woodberry G 5-10 Jr. Phoenix, Ariz ppg., 7.2 reb. 1st in MW in 3-pt/g, 5th in rebounds 44 Riana Byrd C 6-2 So. Richmond, Calif. 9.3 ppg., 9.8 rpg. 1st in MW in rebs, 4th in blocks 1

2 Groups of 20 or more can buy discounted tickets at $3.00 per person by 5:00 p.m. the business day before the game via the Spartan Ticket Office at (408) 924-SJTX (7589) or (877) SJSUTIX ( ). The Event Center Box Office opens two hours prior to tip-off for any weekend, holiday game or doubleheader and is open regular business hours (10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) for weekday games or weekday doubleheaders. PARKING Parking for all San José State women s basketball games is in the University s Seventh Street Parking Garage. The Seventh Street Garage, located on the Northwest corner of San Salvador Street and Seventh Street, can be accessed through Seventh Street. Parking is $5.00. FILLING IT UP Averaging 82.1 points per game, the Spartans are the second leading scoring team in the Mountain West Conference and rank 21st in the nation. Just three years ago, the team was averaging less than 48 points, that s an increase of more than 35 points per game. San José State has four players among the top-18 scorers in the league, the most of any team. Ta Rea Cunnigan (Jr., G, Winchester, Calif.) ranks 2nd at 18.3/g. Rebecca Woodberry (Jr., G, Phoenix, Ariz.) is 7th (14.2/g), Classye James (Jr., G, East Palo Alto, Calif.) is 9th (13.7/g) and Jasmine Smith (Fr., F, Burbank, Calif.) ranks 18th (11.9/g). CRASHING THE BOARDS Riana Byrd (So., C, Richmond, Calif.), Jasmine Smith (Fr., F, Burbank, Calif.) at 8.5 rebounds and Rebecca Woodberry (Jr., G, Phoenix, Ariz.) at 7.2 rebounds are a one-three-five punch when it comes to rebounding in the Mountain West. Byrd leads the MW (9.8/g) and ranks 49th in the nation. The three have combined for 16 double-digit rebounding efforts led by Byrd s seven, also tops in the conference. CLIMBING THE CAREER LIST(S) After little more than two seasons, Ta Rea Cunnigan (Jr., G, Winchester, Calif.) is already in the top-10 of four San José State career categories. Her 1,184 points put her in 10th place. She is five points from moving ahead Rhoda Chew ( , 1,188 pts.) for ninth. Both her 357 free throws and 481 free throw attempts rank second on the program s career list. She trails only Cricket Williams ( ) in both categories. Cunnigan is 109 made free throws and 251 free throw attempts from tying Williams in each category. She ranks 5th in career free throw percentage (.742) and 8th in career steals (171). Cunnigan ranks 10th in 3-point attempts (226) and makes (71). She is 12 3-point attempts from tying Kim Skaggs ( ) and Sherry Yult for ninth place at 238 and is five made 3-pointers from tying Yult for ninth. She joined Cricket Williams as just the second player in Spartans history with more than 1,000 points and 300 free throws. Riana Byrd (So., C, Richmond, Calif.), blocked 64 shots in her freshman campaign and has 20 more this season, is already in fourth place in the program s career blocks list. She is 54 blocks from tying Lamisha Augustine ( ) for third place all-time. WOODBERRY FINDING SAN JOSE TO HER LIKING Rebecca Woodberry (Jr., G, Phoenix, Ariz.) who transferred from Nebraska, has found her stroke Quick Facts Location... San Jose, Calif. Enrollment...27,503 Founded Conference...Mountain West Nickname...Spartans Colors... Gold, White & Blue President...Mohammad Qayoumi Director of Athletics...Gene Bleymaier Deputy Director/ WBB Administrator... Marie Tuite Coaching Staff Head Coach...Jamie Craighead... Oregon, 2002 (first year) Career Record , 4 seasons Record at SJSU...0-0, first season Assistant Coaches... Jourdan Willard (Sacramento State, 2009)...Tony Giannotti (Southern Utah, 2000)... Ashley Cadotte (Sacramento State, 2006) Women s Basketball Office Phone Team Information Overall/WAC Record/Finish /8-10/5th Letterwinners (Returning/Lost)... 6/1 Starters (Returning/Lost)... 5/0 Redshirts...1 Transfers...1 Newcomers...6 Communication Asst. Media Relations Dir. /WBB Contact...Richard Stern ...richard.stern@sjsu.edu Office Phone Cell Phone Website...sjsuspartans.com Facility Home Court (Capacity)... The Event Center (5,000 ) Press Table Phone School/Team Identification University: We ask to be referred to as San José State to achieve the accent over the e in José: On a Mac - select the following keys option e and e again On a PC - hold the ctrl and e down and then type e again Graphics or Abbreviations: Please use SJSU never SJSt., SJS or San Jose - Nickname: Teams of both gender are referred to as Spartans The women s teams are never referred to as the Lady Spartans 2

3 from long range. She is 13th in the nation in 3-pointers made per game (3.2) and leads all Mountain West shooters. Her 42 made 3-pointers are 15 more and her point attempts are nearly 50 more than her next closest conference rival. In addition, Woodberry is fifth overall in the MW, and first among juniors, in total rebounding at 7.2 per game. Her 5.4 defensive boards are third in the league. SEEING DOUBLE With five double doubles, Jasmine Smith (Fr., F, Burbank, Calif.) ranks among the best in the nation and leads the Mountain West. She, Riana Byrd (So., C, Richmond, Calif.) and Rebecca Woodberry (Jr., G, Phoenix, Ariz.) have combined for nine double doubles which also lead the league. BYRD PICKS UP WHERE SHE LEFT OFF LAST SEASON Last year Riana Byrd (So., C, Richmond, Calif.) was the first Spartan to average a double double, 11.4 pts and 10.9 rebs., in 23 years. In the beat goes on for Byrd. She is averaging 9.3 points and 9.8 rebounds. HALL SERVING THEM UP Britta Hall (Fr., G, Tualatin, Ore.) leads the Spartans and all Mountain West freshmen in assists, averaging 3.9 per game. In six of the team s 13 contests Hall has recorded at least five assists and her season-high came against San Francisco (11/20) when she dropped eight dimes on the Dons. STILL ONE OF THE YOUNGEST TEAM San José State was the youngest team in Division I last year with just four years of collegiate experience on the roster (two years of Division I and two years of junior college). With injuries, which have sidelined several players, the Spartans are nearly right back to where they were last year. Ta Rea Cunnigan (Jr., G, Winchester, Calif.), Classye James (Jr., G, East Palo Alto, Calif.) and Rebecca Woodberry (Jr., G, Phoenix, Ariz.) each have two years of collegiate experience. Riana Byrd (So., C, Richmond, Calif.) and Jayzyl Tauala (So., G, Pacifica, Calif.) are working their way back to the lineup and have one year each of college experience. BEING HEALTHY HELPS Classye James (Jr., G, East Palo Alto, Calif.) was hampered by a hip injury all last season but gutted it out in 27 of the team s 30 games. She averaged 7.6 points, shot just.263 from the field and.183 from behind the arc. With a summer to heal, James is showing the game that earned her a McDonalds All-American nomination as a senior in high school. She is averaging 13.7 points, has reached double figure scoring in 10 games, including the last seven in a row. Her shooting has improved to.377 (55-for-146) and in 13 games is more than 85 percent of the way to her season scoring total from a year ago (178 points in 13 games in vs. 206 in 27 games in ). SPARTANS FIRST FIVE SEE FIRST CHANGE In head coach Jamie Craighead s up tempo offense every player on the roster will get lots of time on the court this season. Through 13 games, the Spartans have sent the same five out to start 12 games - Britta Hall (Fr., G, Tualatin, Ore.), Ta Rea Cunnigan (Jr., G, Winchester, Calif.), Classye James (Jr., G, East Palo Alto, Calif.), Rebecca Woodberry (Jr., G, Phoenix, Ariz.) and Riana Byrd (So., C, Richmond, Calif.). The first change to the starting line up came in the 12th game of the year, at Nevada (1/1). Jasmine Smith (Fr., F, Burbank, Calif.) was inserted in place of Hall. SCOUTING COLORADO STATE The Rams has started the year 10-3 overall and are 2-0 in Mountain West Conference action. They, along with Fresno State and Utah State, are in first place in the MW standings Mountain West Standings (through January 6) MW Games All Games W L PCT. W L PCT. Colorado State Fresno State Utah State Wyoming Nevada UNLV Boise State New Mexico San Diego State San José State Air Force Schedule for Week 10 (times local to the site) Wednesday, Jan. 8 UNLV at Nevada, 6:30 p.m. Fresno State at Air Force, 7:00 p.m. San Diego State at Boise State, 7:00 p.m. San José State at Colorado State, 7:00 p.m. Wyoming at New Mexico, 7:00 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 11 Boise State at Wyoming, 2:00 p.m. San José State at New Mexico, 2:00 p.m. Air Force at San Diego State, 2:00 p.m. Colorado State at Fresno State, 2:00 p.m. Nevada at Utah State, 7:00 p.m. PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Paris BAIRD - (BARE-d) CLASSYE James - (class-ee) JAYZYL TAUALA - (JAY-zul) (ta-ooo-ah-la) TA REA CUNNIGAN - (Ta-RAY-ah) (CUN-ah-gan) RIANA Byrd - (REE-on-ah) Emily SCHILL - (shill) RACHOL West - (rachel) JOURDAN Willard - (jordan) Tony GIANNOTTI - (GEE-ah-not-ee) Ashley CADOTTE - (kah-dot) 3

4 Colorado State is riding a six-game winning streak, including a win at San Diego State and victory over New Mexico to open the MW schedule. The Rams are 6-1 in Moby Arena this season. Caitlin Duffy, a sophomore guard, leads the team and ranks 17th in the conference in scoring (12.2 pts). She also leads the team in rebounds (6.2/g). Senior forward Sam Martin and junior guard Gritt Ryder also score in double figures, 11.2 pts. and 10.2 pts., respectively. Martin tops the squad in blocks at 16 overall and Ryder s 4.5 assists per game also lead the team. Head coach Ryun Williams is in his second season leading the Colorado State program. Last season the Rams were Williams brought a career-record into the season. This will be the eighth meeting between these programs, with the Rams holding a dominating 6-1 advantage in the all-time series. San José State has played four times in Fort Collins and has yet to A L H L A L San José State trails all-time series H L A L H W A L come away with a victory. The last meeting was in the season as was a Rams win on their home court. TWO INKED TO NLIs The Spartans signed Myzhanique Ladd and Ali Bettencourt to National Letters of Intent to compete for the Spartans beginning in the school year. Ladd is a 5-8 guard who attends Cleveland High School in Seattle, Wash. She has earned All-Metro League honors each of the past two seasons, led the team to the 3A state semifinals in 2012 and last year won the state championship. Over the past two years Cleveland has a record, 30-2 in league action. Ladd has also competed in track and cross country in high school. MyMy (Myzhanique) is a combo guard who could play the one, two or three for us, head coach Jamie Craighead said. She has great athleticism, quickness both north-south and side-to-side, and will be a great fit for what we want to do on both ends of the court. Her best basketball is ahead of her and, as a staff, we re excited to have her as a member of our first recruiting class. A 5-10 guard at Oak Ridge High School in El Dorado Hills, Calif., Bettencourt is a shooter with a quick release and deep range. She earned first-team All-Delta River League, The Sacramento Bee All-Metro Team, and Cal-Hi Sports All-State honors last year after Oak Ridge reached the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section semifinals. Ali is a pure shooter who I ve been recruiting for the last two years. She can shoot it from 3-point range and has worked hard to develop her game off the dribble, which makes her a deadly offensive threat. She ll add much needed depth to our perimeter, which will allow us to go even faster. CUNNIGAN NAMED MW PLAYER OF THE WEEK Ta Rea Cunnigan (JR., G, Winchester, Calif.) has earned Mountain West Women s Basketball Player of the Week honors for games played from Nov , It is the first Mountain West weekly honor for Cunnigan. During the week, she passed the 1,000 career-point plateau, becoming the 13th player in San José State women s basketball history to do so, reaching the milestone in 63 games, the second quickest to the mark in program history Preseason Mountain West Coaches Poll Rank Team (First-Place Votes) Points 1. Fresno State (17) Wyoming (4) San Diego State (2) New Mexico UNLV (2) Utah State Colorado State Boise State San José State Nevada Air Force Preseason All-Mountain West Ta Rea Cunnigan, Jr., G, San José State Sam Martin, Sr., F, Colorado State Taylor Thompson, Sr., G, Fresno State Erimma Amarikwa, Jr., F, San Diego State Kayla Woodward, Jr., F, Wyoming Preseason Player of the Year Kayla Woodward, Jr., F, Wyoming Preseason Freshman of the Year Chloe Johnson, G, San Diego State Preseason Newcomer of the Year Cierra Warren, Sr., C, San Diego State MW PLAYER OF THE WEEK Nov Antiesha Brown, Jr., G, New Mexico Nov Ta Rea Cunnigan, Jr., G, San José State Nov Jennifer Schlott, Sr., G, Utah State Dec. 2...Cierra Warren, Sr., C, San Diego State Dec. 9...Sam Martin, Sr., F, Colorado State Dec Moriah Faulk, So., G, Fresno State Dec Jennifer Schlott, Sr., G, Utah State Dec Miquelle Askew, So., C, Boise State Jan Bree Farley, Sr., G, Fresno State STATS COMPARISON SJSU CSU Diff. Points/game Points Allowed/game FG Percentage FT Percentage PT FG Percentage Blocks/game Steals/game Assists/game /game Rebound Margin

5 She led San José State to a 2-1 record, while pulling the top defensive assignment for each opponent and being the leading scorer in two of the three games. Cunnigan averaged 22.7 points, 4.0 assists, 1.0 blocks and 4.0 rebounds per game while shooting.415 (22-of-53) from the field and.786 (22-of-28) from the free throw line. CUNNIGAN 13th TO 1,000-POINT PLATEAU Ta Rea Cunnigan (Jr., G, Winchester, Calif.) scored 22 points against UC Riverside, reached the 1,000-point plateau on her first bucket of the second half, and finished the game at 1,010 points for her career. She is the 13th Spartan to reach the milestone, the second fastest to do so (63 games) and now has her sights set on Lora Alexander ( ) who scored 1,019 points in 56 games over two years. VICTORY PUSHES SPARTANS OVER.500 IN SEASON OPENERS With its win over San Francisco State (11/8), the Spartans now sport a record in its 39 -year history of women s basketball. The win was just the second time in the last nine seasons that San José State has won its season opener. NEWCOMERS LOOK ANYTHING BUT NEW The Spartans have six new faces on the court this season, five freshmen and a transfer, and after four games they all look very comfortable in head coach Jamie Craighead s up-tempo style. Three players in particular, Jasmine Smith (Fr., F, Burbank, Calif.), Rebecca Woodberry (Jr., G, Phoenix, Ariz.) and Britta Hall (Fr., G, Tualatin, Ore.), are VERY comfortable. The threesome each hit double digit scoring in the season opening victory. Smith had a 25 points (10-of-14), 11 rebounds (7 offensive), four steals and one assists. It was the second-best season opener in the last 15 years, behind only Amber Jackson s 26 points and 12 rebounds in a victory over Gonzaga to open the campaign and the best start by any freshman in the same time period. Woodberry had a 13 point, 10 rebound, six assist, two steal and one block debut for the Spartans. Her game was the most statistically well rounded, hitting seven shots from the floor, including three from behind the arc and a pair of free throws. Eight of her 10 boards were defensive and helped started the fast break. Against Santa Clara she was in double digits in the scoring column Spartans Miscellaneous Stats Double-Figure Scoring Games (52) Riana Byrd (6), Ta Rea Cunnigan (13), Britta Hall (3), Classye James (10), Jasmine Smith (9), Rachol West (2), Rebecca Woodberry (9) Double-Figure Rebounding Games (16) Riana Byrd (7), Jasmine Smith (6), Rebecca Woodberry (3) Double-Doubles (9) Riana Byrd (3) - 19 pts., 18 reb vs. UMKC; 14 pts., 12 reb at SAC; 10 pts., 14 reb. at SCU; Jasmine Smith (5) - 22 pts., 13 reb at Sac:;13 pts., 10 rebs. vs. USD, 10 pts., 11 rebs. vs. USF, 13 pts., 12 rebs vs. UE, 25 pts., 11 reb. vs. SFSU; Rebecca Woodberry (1) - 10 pts., 13 reb. vs. SFSU Led Team In Scoring Riana Byrd (1), Ta Rea Cunnigan (5), Classye James (1), Jasmine Smith (2), Rebecca Woodberry (5) Led Team In Rebounding Riana Byrd (6), Ta Rea Cunnigan (1), Jasmine Smith (5), Rebecca Woodberry (2) SPARTAN HONORS Preseason All-MW Ta Rea Cunnigan MW Player of the Week Ta Rea Cunnigan (11/11-11/17) The Last Time... A SPARTAN SCORED 30 OR MORE POINTS 36, Emily Schill vs. Utah State - January 12, 2013 A SPARTAN GRABBED 20 OR MORE REBOUNDS 20, Lora Alexander vs. UC Santa Barbara - February 23, 1989 A SPARTAN DISHED OUT 8 OR MORE ASSISTS 8, Classye James at Sacramento State - December 7, 2013 A SPARTAN HAD 5 OR MORE STEALS 8, Riana Byrd vs. UTSA - December 31, 2012 A SPARTAN HAD 5 OR MORE BLOCKED SHOTS 6, Riana Byrd at San Francisco - December 15, 2012 A PLAYER MADE 10 OR MORE FIELD GOALS 11, Jasmine Smith at Sacramento State - December 7, 2013 A SPARTAN MADE 10 OR MORE FREE THROWS 10, Ta Rea Cunnigan at Nevada - January 1, 2014 A SPARTAN MADE 5 OR MORE 3-POINTERS 7, Rebecca Woodberry vs. Georgia State - December 18, 2013 THE SPARTANS SCORED 100 OR MORE POINTS 100, vs. San Francisco State (100-78) - November 8, 2013 THE SPARTANS GAVE UP 100 POINTS 101, at Nevada (101-74) - January 1, 2014 THE SPARTANS WON BY 30 OR MORE POINTS 31, at Sacramento State (70-39) - December 9, 2003 THE SPARTANS LOST BY 30 OR MORE POINTS 40, at Baylor (113-73) - December 3,

6 again with 15 points, including three more treys. Hall was a terror from beyond the 3-point arc, she hit four-of-five attempts for 12 points and ran the Spartans offense with precision. When she wasn t reigning treys on the Gators she was handing out a game high seven assists. In addition, she grabbed two rebounds and a steal in her college debut. Against Santa Clara, she hit two more threes, but grabbed six boards and blocked the first shot of her career. LAST TIME OUT San Jose, Calif. - The San Jose State women s basketball team suffered a nine minute span in the first half in which they couldn t buy a field goal and fell to the Utah State Aggies in their Mountain West home opener on Saturday afternoon on Walt McPherson Court. We struggled for an extended amount of time in the first half, head coach Jamie Craighead said. It was a game up to that point, but we need to be consistent for 40 minutes to win. The Spartans went down 11-3 in the first three and a half minutes, but battled back on back-toback 3-pointers from Classye James, who led the team with 15 points, and Britta Hal. Hall hit a free throw and another 3-pointer to tie the game at Jasmine Smith, who along with Riana Byrd each grabbed a game-high10 rebounds, scored a layup with 11:17 left in the first to tie it again at 18-18, but the Spartans (6-7, 0-2 MW) then went ice cold. They didn t score a bucket for the next nine minutes. The team missed 13 straight shot attempts, went 2-for-7 from the line and turned the ball over seven times in the span SPARTANS in the TOP-100 in the NATION (through January 6) Individual Riana Byrd - 49th /g Blocks - 92nd /g Ta Rea Cunnigan Scoring - 66th /g Total Points - 96th Rebecca Woodberry 3-pt FG - 11th /g Team (out of 343 teams) Scoring - 21st /g 3-pt FG - 17th...8.3/g Blocks - 34th...4.9/g Assists - 99th /g Over the same stretch, Utah State (8-5, 2-0 MW) hit 10-of-17 shots including seven layups. By the time the Spartans stopped the run, on a Rachol West 3-pointer, the Aggies had built a lead and took a lead in to the half. Utah State opened the second half with an 8-0 run, opening a 25-point advantage and had their biggest lead of the game, 27 points, at with 6:31 to play. We could have easily folded at that point, but I am proud that we fought through it and battled back, said Craighead. We worked the press, started to get turnovers and got buckets going the other way. We need to have that type of effort from the start of the game. Paris Baird scored five of her eight points and grabbed four of her seven rebounds, both sea- GAME-BY-GAME STARTING LINEUPS Guard Guard Guard Guard Center SAN FRANCISCO STATE Classye James Rebecca Woodberry Ta Rea Cunnigan Britta Hall Riana Byrd at Santa Clara Classye James Rebecca Woodberry Ta Rea Cunnigan Britta Hall Riana Byrd UC RIVERSIDE Classye James Rebecca Woodberry Ta Rea Cunnigan Britta Hall Riana Byrd EVANSVILLE Classye James Rebecca Woodberry Ta Rea Cunnigan Britta Hall Riana Byrd SAN FRANCISCO Classye James Rebecca Woodberry Ta Rea Cunnigan Britta Hall Riana Byrd SAN DIEGO Classye James Rebecca Woodberry Ta Rea Cunnigan Britta Hall Riana Byrd at UC Davis Classye James Rebecca Woodberry Ta Rea Cunnigan Britta Hall Riana Byrd at Baylor Classye James Rebecca Woodberry Ta Rea Cunnigan Britta Hall Riana Byrd at Sacramento State Classye James Rebecca Woodberry Ta Rea Cunnigan Britta Hall Riana Byrd GEORGIA STATE Classye James Rebecca Woodberry Ta Rea Cunnigan Britta Hall Riana Byrd KANSAS CITY Classye James Rebecca Woodberry Ta Rea Cunnigan Britta Hall Riana Byrd at Nevada Classye James Rebecca Woodberry Ta Rea Cunnigan Jasmine Smith Riana Byrd UTAH STATE Classye James Rebecca Woodberry Ta Rea Cunnigan Britta Hall Riana Byrd 6

7 son-highs, as the Spartans sliced the Utah State lead in half over the final six minutes. Ta Rea Cunnigan, the second leading scorer in the Mountain West, didn t score her first field goal until 16:55 were left in the game. She finished with 13 Among four players in double figures, Utah State got 18 points from Jennifer Schlott, the conference s leading scorer at 23.1 points per game. CUNNIGAN NAMED PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE BY MOUNTAIN WEST COACHES Ta Rea Cunnigan (Jr., G, Winchester, Calif.) is one of five players to be named the Mountain West Preseason All-Conference team by a vote of the conference s head coaches. Cunnigan, averaged 19.8 points per game last year, 17th most in the nation, and is the leading scorer among all players returning to the Mountain West Conference this year. Her 3.1 steals were good for 14th nationally. She was the second leading scorer in the Western Athletic Conference last year and earned firstteam All-WAC honors after the season. San José State When... At home On the road On a neutral court Playing on a Monday Playing on a Tuesday Playing on a Wednesday Playing on a Thursday Playing on a Friday Playing on a Saturday Playing on a Sunday Playing a day game Playing a night game Leading at the half Trailing at the half Tied at the half The game goes into overtime The game is decided by 1-4 points The game is decided by 5-9 points The game is decided by 10+ points Scoring 70 or fewer points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring 100+ points Shooting.350 or less Shooting.351 to Shooting.401 to Shooting.451 to Shooting Allowing Making more 3-pts Shooting a higher 3-pt % Shooting a lower 3-pt % Making more free throw Shooting a higher free throw % Shooting a lower free throw % Out rebounding its opponents Out rebounded by its opponents Recording more steals Opponent had more steals (tied) Blocking more shots Opponent has more blocked shots (tied) Committing fewer turnovers Committing more turnovers

8 ALL GAMES Individual Stats Scoring Ta Rea Cunnigan - 2nd /pg Rebecca Woodberry - 7th /pg Classye James - 9th /pg Jasmine Smith - 18th /pg Rebounding Riana Byrd - 1st /pg Jasmine Smith - 3rd /pg Rebecca Woodberry - T5th /pg Assists Britta Hall - 8th /pg Steals Classye James - T5th /pg Blocks Riana Byrd - 4th /pg Ta Rea Cunnigan - T9th /pg Jasmine Smith - T11th /pg Rebecca Woodberry - T11th /pg Field Goal Percentage Jasmine Smith - 10th Free Throw Percentage Ta Rea Cunnigan - 9th Point Field Goals Rebecca Woodberry - 1st /pg 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Britta Hall - 3rd Offensive Riana Byrd - 1st /pg Jasmine Smith - 2nd /pg Defensive Riana Byrd - 2nd /pg Rebecca Woodberry - 3rd /pg Jasmine Smith - 7th /pg Team Stats Scoring Offense - 2nd /pg Scoring Defense - 11th /pg Scoring Margin - 10th /pg Field Goal % - 9th Field Goal % Defense - 8th Free Throw % - 7th Point Field Goal % - 4th Point Field Goal % Defense - 7th Rebounding Offense - 1st /pg Rebounding Defense - 11th /pg Rebounding Margin - 10th /pg Blocked Shots - 1st /pg Assists - 4th /pg Steals - 4th /pg Turnover Margin - 8th /pg Assist/Turnover Ratio - 8th :1 Offensive - 2nd /pg Defensive - 2nd /pg Offensive Rebound % - 5th Defensive Rebound % - 10th point Field Goals Made - 1st...8.3/pg SAN JOSÉ STATE RANKINGS IN THE MOUNTAIN WEST Through January 6 MW GAMES ONLY Individual Stats Scoring Ta Rea Cunnigan - 11th /pg Classye James - T18th /pg Rebounding Jasmine Smith - 4th /pg Rebecca Woodberry - 7th /pg Riana Byrd - T9th /pg Assists Ta Rea Cunnigan - T11th /pg Steals Classye James - T6th /pg Ta Rea Cunnigan - T11th /pg Blocks Jasmine Smith - T1st /pg Riana Byrd - T4th /pg Ta Rea Cunnigan - T11th /pg 3-Point Field Goals Britta Hall - T8th /pg Rebecca Woodberry - T11th /pg 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Rachol West - T4th Britta Hall - T9th Offensive Rebecca Woodberry - T10th /pg Jasmine Smith - T10th /pg Defensive Jasmine Smith - 4th /pg Riana Byrd - T9th /pg Rebecca Woodberry - T11th /pg Team Stats Scoring Offense - 6th /pg Scoring Defense - 11th /pg Scoring Margin - 11th /pg Field Goal % - 11th Field Goal % Defense - 9th Free Throw % - 10th Point Field Goal % - 7th Point Field Goal % Defense - 8th Rebounding Offense - 3rd /pg Rebounding Defense - 11th /pg Rebounding Margin - T9th /pg Blocked Shots - 2nd /pg Assists - T8th /pg Steals - T5th /pg Turnover Margin - 7th /pg Assist/Turnover Ratio - 10th :1 Offensive - 4th /rpg Defensive - 2nd /pg Offensive Rebound % - 9th Defensive Rebound % - 8th point Field Goals Made - T2nd /pg 8

9 SAN JOSÉ STATE TEAM GAME HIGHS TEAM HIGHS AND LOWS Through January 6 OPPONENTS TEAM GAME HIGHS POINTS 100 vs. SFSU (11/8/13) FIELD GOALS MADE 40 at SAC (12/7/13) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 82 vs. UMKC (12/21/13) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.506 (40-79) at SAC (12/7/13) 3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE 14*# vs. GSU (12/18/13) 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS 36*# vs. USF (11/20/13) 3-PT FG PERCENTAGE.500 (14-28) vs. GSU (12/18/13) FREE THROWS MADE 30 at SCU (11/12/13) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 38 at SCU (11/12/13) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.846 (11-13) vs. GSU (12/18/13) REBOUNDS 61 at SAC (12/7/13) ASSISTS 23 vs. SFSU (11/8/13) STEALS 13 vs. UCR (11/15/13) BLOCKED SHOTS 9 at NEV (1/1/14) vs. USD (11/23/13) TURNOVERS 29 vs. USU (1/4/14) FOULS 22 vs. UE (11/17/13) TEAM GAME LOWS POINTS 60 vs. USD (11/23/13) FIELD GOALS MADE 20 vs. USU (1/4/14) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 59 vs. USD (11/23/13) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.296 (21-71) at UCD (11/26/13) 3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE 2 at SAC (12/7/13) 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS 19 at SAC (12/7/13) 3-PT FG PERCENTAGE.105 (2-19) at SAC (12/7/13) FREE THROWS MADE 11 vs. GSU (12/18/13) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 13 vs. GSU (12/18/13) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.500 (12-24) vs. USD (11/23/13) REBOUNDS 31 vs. USD (11/23/13) vs. UCR (11/15/13) ASSISTS 7 at UCD (11/26/13) STEALS 1 at BU (12/3/13) BLOCKED SHOTS 2 vs. UCR (11/15/13) TURNOVERS 11 vs. UMKC (12/21/13) FOULS 16 vs. GSU (12/18/13) * San José State single-game record # The Event Center single-game record for San José State POINTS 113 BU (12/3/13) FIELD GOALS MADE 47 BU (12/3/13) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 98 BU (12/3/13) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.545 (42-77) UCR (11/15/13) 3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE 12 SAC (12/7/13) UCD (11/26/13) 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS 38 SAC (12/7/13) 3-PT FG PERCENTAGE.556 (5-9) USD (11/23/13) FREE THROWS MADE 25 UE (11/17/13) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 32 SAC (12/7/13) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.882 (15-17) UCD (11/26/13) REBOUNDS 66 NEV (1/1/14) ASSISTS 31 BU (12/3/13) #UCR (11/15/13) STEALS 14 GSU (12/18/13) BLOCKED SHOTS 7 USU (1/4/14) BU (12/3/13) TURNOVERS 24 USU (1/4/14) FOULS 27 SCU (11/12/13) TEAM GAME LOWS POINTS 76 UMKC (12/21/13) FIELD GOALS MADE 26 UE (11/17/13) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 72 UCD (11/26/13) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.329 (26-85) USF (11/20/13) 3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE 3 SCU (11/12/13) 3-PT FG ATTEMPTS 9 USD (11/23/13) 3-PT FG PERCENTAGE.200 (3-15) SFSU (11/8/13) FREE THROWS MADE 9 USU (1/4/14) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 16 GSU (12/18/13) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.469 (15-32) SAC (12/7/13) REBOUNDS 37 SFSU (11/8/13) ASSISTS 14 USF (11/20/13) UMKC (12/21/13) STEALS 5 USF (11/20/13) BLOCKED SHOTS 1 three times TURNOVERS 9 BU (12/3/13) FOULS 12 GSU (12/18/13) # The Event Center single-game record for an opponent 9

10 San Jose State INDIVIDUAL SUPERLATIVES Through January 6 Opponent Points 29 Rebecca Woodberry vs. USF (11/20/13) Ta Rea Cunnigan at SCU (11/12/13) Field Goals Made 11 Jasmine Smith at SAC (12/7/13) Field Goal Att. 20 Ta Rea Cunnigan at SCU (11/12/13) FG Pct (min 5 made).786 (11-14) Jasmine Smith at SAC (12/7/13) 3-Point FG Made 7 Rebecca Woodberry vs. GSU (12/18/13) 3-Point FG Att. 13 Rebecca Woodberry vs. USF (11/20/13) 3-Pt FG Pct (min 2 made).800 (4-5) Britta Hall vs. SFSU (11/8/13) Free Throws Made 10 Ta Rea Cunnigan at NEV (1/1/14) Classye James at SCU (11/12/13) Free Throw Att. 13 Ta Rea Cunnigan at NEV (1/1/14) Classye James at SCU (11/12/13) FT Pct (min 5 made) (9-9) Ta Rea Cunnigan vs. USF (11/20/13) (8-8) Rebecca Woodberry vs. USF (11/20/13) 18 Riana Byrd vs. UMKC (12/21/13) Assists 8 Classye James at SAC (12/7/13) Britta Hall vs. USF (11/20/13) Steals 4 Classye James vs. USU (1/4/14) Classye James vs. UMKC (12/21/13) Riana Byrd vs. UCR (11/15/13) Classye James at SCU (11/12/13) Jasmine Smith vs. SFSU (11/8/13) Points 29 Odyssey Sims, BU (12/3/13) Field Goals Made 11 Odyssey Sims, BU (12/3/13) Nici Gilday, SCU (11/12/13) Field Goal Att. 22 Nici Gilday, SCU (11/12/13) FG Pct (min 5 made).800 (8-10) Jennifer Le, SFSU (11/8/13) 3-Point FG Made 6 Danika Sharp, NEV (1/1/14) 3-Point FG Att. 12 Danika Sharp, NEV (1/1/14) 3-Pt FG Pct (min 2 made) (3-3) Kayla Nolan, GSU (12/18/13) Free Throws Made 9 Kat Taylor, UE (11/17/13) Free Throw Att. 10 Kat Taylor, UE (11/17/13) FT Pct (min 5 made) (5-5) Heidi Johnson, UCD (11/26/13) (6-6) Zhané Dikes, USF (11/20/13) 15 Annelise Ito, UCR (11/15/13) Assists 14 Niya Johnson, BU (12/3/13) Steals 5 Elise Nelson, USU (1/4/14) Andrea Chenier, SAC (12/7/13) Odyssey Sims, BU (12/3/13) Katie Batlin, SFSU (11/8/13) Blocked Shots 3 Sune Agbuke, BU (12/3/13) Alyson Doherty, UCD (11/26/13) Vanessa Leo, SCU (11/12/13) Blocked Shots 4 Riana Byrd vs. USD (11/23/13) 10

11 San José State Women s Basketball Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown Last School 3 Paris Baird F 6-0 Fr. Van Nuys, Calif. The Windward School 10 Aniya Baker* G 5-8 So. Perris, Calif. UC Davis 11 Jasmine Smith F 6-0 Fr. Burbank, Calif. Bellarmine-Jefferson HS 12 Emily Schill F 6-0 So. Tecoma, Australia Boxhill Senior Academy 15 Classye James G 5-8 Jr. East Palo Alto, Calif. Oregon State 20 Rachol West G 5-10 Fr. Bakersfield, Calif. Garces Memorial HS 21 Britta Hall G 5-7 Fr. Tualatin, Ore. Tualatin HS 22 Chereese Thomas G 5-8 Sr. Dublin, Calif. Ohlone College 24 Jayzyl Tauala G 5-5 So. Pacifica, Calif. Terra Nova HS 32 Emily Vann* C 6-0 Jr. Martinez, Calif. UC Davis 34 Ta Rea Cunnigan G 5-9 Jr. Winchester, Calif. Chaparral HS 40 Rebecca Woodberry G 5-10 Jr. Phoenix, Ariz. Nebraska 44 Riana Byrd C 6-1 So. Richmond, Calif. Inderkum HS * - Redshirting the season per NCAA transfer rules Staff Head Coach: Assistant Coach: Athletic Trainer: Athletic Performance: Video Coordinator: Jamie Craighead - Oregon, first year Jourdan Willard - Sacramento State, first year Tony Giannotti - Southern Utah, first year Ashley Cadotte - Sacramento State, first year Theresa Gethins - Humboldt State, second year Mike Nicolini - University of Redlands, first year Kristine Herman - CSU Bakersfield, second year 11

12 Head Coach Jamie Craighead Oregon (2002) First Year On September 16, 2013, Jamie Craighead, who coaches an up-tempo offense and stifling defense, was named the eighth head women s basketball coach at San José State University. I appreciate the opportunity that (Athletics Director) Gene Bleymaier and (Deputy Director) Marie Tuite have given me, said Craighead. After hearing about their vision for the women s basketball program at San José State, I am really excited to take on the challenge of this opportunity. I enjoy living and working in Northern California and have good recruiting ties in the area. I can not wait for the challenge of competing in the Mountain West, a league for which I have tremendous respect. Craighead comes to San José State after spending the past four seasons at Sacramento State, where she was the winningest women s head basketball coach in the last 20 years and the only coach to post a winning conference record at Sacramento State since they entered the Big Sky Conference in the season. Under her guidance the Hornets reached the Big Sky Conference Tournament for just the fifth (2012) and sixth (2013) times in program history. In those appearances, Sacramento State earned its first tournament wins and reached the semi-final round both years. The youngest head coach in Division I when she took over the Hornets in 2009, Craighead s teams, playing a fast-break type offense, led the Big Sky Conference in scoring in each of her four seasons. Sacramento State set several program records in including field goals made, assists, blocked shots and fewest turnovers committed. In addition, the team s 19 wins equaled the program s single-season record, which was set in the season. The Hornets led the Big Sky in points, 3-pointers, and assists and on the defensive end, topped the league in steals and blocks. Also in , Craighead coached Kylie Kuhns and Megan Kritscher, two of the top post players in the Big Sky Conference. Kuhns, at only six feet tall, broke the school and Big Sky career rebounding records during the year, while also leading the team in scoring. For her efforts, Kuhns earned All-Big Sky first-team honors. Kritscher shattered the Big Sky single-season blocks record and ranked fourth in the NCAA in blocks per game for the season. In four seasons, nine of her players garnered All-Big Sky honors. She coached Big Sky Freshman of the Year Fantasia Hilliard, and 23 of her athletes received Academic All-Big Sky Conference honors for their work in the classroom. Prior to accepting the top job at Sacramento State, Craighead spent the season as an assistant for the Hornets before being promoted to Associate Head Coach the following year. Craighead started her coaching career in 2002 under two-time NCAA Division II Coach of the Year Gordy Presnell at Seattle Pacific University. In her three years at SPU, the team posted an 89-5 record, won three PacWest Conference titles, qualified for the NCAA Division II Tournament each year and reached the championship game in After her success in Seattle, she spent two seasons as an assistant at Portland State University before taking a position at Sacramento State. We are very pleased to hire Jamie Craighead, who has Division I head coaching experience and who will lead San José State as we begin playing in the Mountain West, stated Bleymaier. She will be a tremendous asset to our basketball program, the University and to our community. As a collegiate player at the University of Oregon, Craighead led the Ducks to the 2002 WNIT championship after three appearances in the NCAA Tournament. When she finished her career, her point field goals made ranked second all-time in Ducks history. Craighead earned honorable mention Academic All-Pac-10 honors as a senior and graduated from Oregon with a bachelor s degree in educational studies in

13 #3 Paris Baird (bare-d) 6-2, F, Fr. Van Nuys, Calif. Season High Career High 8, vs. USU (1/4/14)...Points... Same 3, vs. USU (1/4/14)...FG Made... Same 8, vs. USU (1/4/14))... FG Attempts... Same 1, three times...3-pt. Made... Same 5, vs. USU (1/4/14)... 3-pt. Attempts... Same 1, vs. USU (1/4/14)...FT Made... Same 5, vs. USU (1/4/14)... FT Attempts... Same 7, vs. USU (1/4/14) Same 2, two times... Assists... Same 1, two times...blocks... Same 2, vs. USU (1/4/14)...Steals... Same 23, at NEV (1/1/14)...Minutes... Same SEASON NOTES In 14.0 minutes per game is averaging 1.8 pts. and 2.9 rebs...set season bests with six FG attempts and 23 minutes played at NEV (1/1)...equaled a season-high five points and 16 minutes vs. USF (11/20)...grabbed season-best 5 rebounds vs. UMKC (12/21)...had season highs of 5 points, one 3-pointer vs. UE (11/17)...took a medical redshirted in saw first collegiate action vs. SFSU (11/8) Date GS Min FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg SFSU 11/08/ /0.0 at SCU 11/12/ /0.0 UCR 11/15/ /0.0 UE 11/17/ /1.3 USF 11/20/ /2.0 USD 11/23/ /1.7 at UCD 11/26/ /1.4 at BU 12/03/ /1.3 at SAC 12/07/ /1.1 GSU 12/18/ /1.4 UMKC 12/21/ /1.3 at NEV 01/01/ /1.3 USU 01/04/ /1.8 Totals /1.8 13

14 #11 Jasmine Smith 6-0, F, Fr. Burbank, Calif. Season High Career High 25, vs. SFSU (11/8/13)...Points... Same 11, at SAC (12/7/13)...FG Made... Same 14, three times... FG Attempts... Same...3-pt. Made pt. Attempts... 5, vs. SFSU (11/8/13)...FT Made... Same 10, vs. SFSU (11/8/13)... FT Attempts... Same 13, at SAC (12/7/13) Same 3, two times... Assists... Same 3, vs. USU (1/4/14)...Blocks... Same 4, vs. SFSU (11/8/13)...Steals... Same 29, two times...minutes... Same Career: Double Figure Scoring Games Double Figure Rebounding Games Double-Doubles - 5 SEASON NOTES Averaging 11.9 points, 8.5 rebounds, 1.5 steals and 0.9 assists and blocks in 23.1 minutes...ranks 43rd in the nation with five double doubles...top scoring (+2.2) and rebounding (+3.4) freshman in the MW...overall among MW ranks 3rd in rebs, 2nd in offensive rebs, 7th in defensive rebs, 9th in FG % and 16th in scoring...1st the team in FG % (.469)...2nd on team in total rebounds (101), defensive rebounds (55) & offensive rebounds (49), 2nd in steals (17)...double doubles vs. SFSU (11/8), UE (11/17), USF (11/20), USD (11/23) & at SAC (12/7)...pulled down a season-high 13 rebs at SAC (12/7)...hit 11-of-14 shots (.786) at SAC (12/7)...debuted with 25 pts, 11 rebs, 4 steals, and an assists in 25 minutes off the bench vs. SFSU (11/8). Date GS Min FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg SFSU 11/08/ /25.0 at SCU 11/12/ /16.5 UCR 11/15/ /15.0 UE 11/17/ /14.5 USF 11/20/ /13.6 USD 11/23/ /13.5 at UCD 11/26/ /13.0 at BU 12/03/ /12.0 at SAC 12/07/ /13.1 GSU 12/18/ /12.4 UMKC 12/21/ /12.4 at NEV 01/01/14 * /12.4 USU 01/04/ /11.9 Totals /

15 #15 Classye James (class-ee) 5-8, G, Jr. East Palo Alto, Calif. Season High Career High 23, at SAC (12/7/13)...Points... Same 10, at SAC (12/7/13)...FG Made... Same 19, vs. USU (1/4/14)... FG Attempts... Same 3, vs. SFSU (11/8/13)...3-pt. Made... 3, two times 5, three times... 3-pt. Attempts...6, vs. UI (3/13/13) 10, at SCU (11/12/13)...FT Made... 11, vs. SFSU (11/9/12) 13, at SCU (11/12/13)... FT Attempts... 14, at USU (2/9/13) 7, two times , vs. UVU (11/15/12) 8, at SAC (12/7/13)... Assists... Same...Blocks... 1, two times 4, three times...steals... 4, four times 34, two times...minutes... 40, vs. LTU (3/2/13) Career: Figure Scoring Games Double Figure Rebounding Games Double-Doubles - 1 SEASON NOTES Averaging 13.7 points, 3.4 rebounds 1.8 steals and 2.8 assists in 25.3 mintues per game...11th in MW in scoring, 9th in steals,14th in assists...ranks 5th among MW juniors in scoring... leads team in steals (20), 2nd in assists (35) and 3rd FT % (.716)...23 pts at SAC (12/7) are a career-high as are her 10 FG and 8 asst...season-best 7 rebs. at SAC (12/7)...made 4 steals at SCU (11/12) and hit 10-of-13 free throws...first game over 30 mins played this year (34) at SAC (12/7)...has reached double figure scoring in last five games and eight times in 11 games. Date GS Min FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg SFSU 11/08/13 * /20.0 at SCU 11/12/13 * /18.0 UCR 11/15/13 * /17.0 UE 11/17/13 * /14.8 USF 11/20/13 * /12.6 USD 11/23/13 * /12.0 at UCD 11/26/13 * /11.7 at BU 12/03/13 * /12.4 at SAC 12/07/13 * /13.6 GSU 12/18/13 * /13.9 UMKC 12/21/13 * /13.8 at Nev 01/01/14 * /13.6 USU 01/04/14 * /13.7 Totals /13.7 CAREER STATS Year G-GS Mins FG-A Pct 3PT-A Pct FT-A Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk St Pts /Avg / /13.7 TOTAL , /9.6 15

16 #20 Rachol West (rachel) 5-10, F, Fr. Bakersfield, Calif. Season High Career High 11, two times...points... Same 4, at BU (12/3/13)...FG Made... Same 10, at BU (12/3/13)... FG Attempts... Same 3, two times...3-pt. Made... Same 7, three times... 3-pt. Attempts... Same 4, at SAC (12/7/13)...FT Made... Same 4, two times... FT Attempts... Same 5, vs. SFSU (11/8/13) Same 3, two times... Assists... Same 1, two times...blocks... Same 1, six times...steals... Same 24, at BU (12/3/13)...Minutes... Same Career: Double Figure Scoring Games - 2 SEASON NOTES Averaging 5.0 points, 1.9 rebounds, 1.2 assists and 0.5 steals in 18.2 minutes per game...sank a season-high four FT at SAC (12/7)...equaled her season-best with 11 points at BU (12/3) and three 3-ptrs...scored 6 points including two 3-pointers vs. UE (11/13)...grabbed a season-best 5 rebounds vs. SFSU (11/8)...dished out two assists vs. UCR (11/15)...saw her first collegiate action vs. SFSU (11/8). Date GS Min FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg SFSU 11/08/ /3.0 at SCU 11/12/ /3.5 UCR 11/15/ /3.7 UE 11/17/ /4.3 USF 11/20/ /5.6 USD 11/23/ /5.2 at UCD 11/26/ /4.4 at BU 12/03/ /5.3 at SAC 12/07/ /5.4 GSU 12/18/ /5.2 UMKC 12/21/ /5.2 at NEV 01/01/ /5.2 USU 01/04/ /5.0 Totals /5.0 16

17 #21 Britta Hall 5-7, G, Fr. Tualatin, Ore. Season High Career High 12, vs. SFSU (11/8/13)...Points... Same 4, two times...fg Made... Same 10, at SCU (11/12/13)... FG Attempts... Same 4, vs. SFSU (11/8/13)...3-pt. Made... Same 7, at NEV (1/1/14)... 3-pt. Attempts... Same 3, vs. UE (11/17/13)...FT Made... Same 4, vs. UE (11/17/13)... FT Attempts... Same 6, at SCU (11/12/13) Same 8, vs. USF (11/20/13)... Assists... Same 1, two times...blocks... Same 2, two times...steals... Same 36, at SCU (11/12/13)...Minutes... Same Career: Double Figure Scoring Games - 3 SEASON NOTES In 31.0 minutes is averaging 6.6 points, 3.9assists (team high), 2.7 rebounds and 0.8 steals... 7th in MW in assists and 3-pt FG %, 10th in mins and 13th in assist/turnover ratio point attempts at NEV (1/1) are a season-high...single-game high in assists (8) came vs. USF (11/20) and leads the team (49)...shooting a team-best.394 (18-for- 38) from 3-point range...started the first 11 games...impressive debut vs. SFSU (11/8) in dishing out a team-high 7 asst, scoring 12 pts on (4) 3-pointers and a steal Date GS Min FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg SFSU 11/08/13 * /12.0 at SCU 11/12/13 * /10.0 UCR 11/15/13 * /7.7 UE 11/17/13 * /8.5 USF 11/20/13 * /8.4 USD 11/23/13 * /8.0 at UCD 11/26/13 * /8.3 at BU 12/03/13 * /7.3 at SAC 12/07/13 * /6.7 GSU 12/18/13 * /6.7 UMKC 12/21/13 * /6.4 at Nev 01/01/ /6.6 USU 01/04/14 * /6.6 Totals /6.6 17

18 #24 Jayzyl Tauala (JAY-zul) (ta-ooo-ala) 5-5, G, So. Pacifica, Calif. Season High Career High 7, at SCU (11/12/13)...Points...14, vs. TXST (12/29/12) 1, two times...fg Made... 5, three times 7, vs. SFSU (11/8/13)... FG Attempts...15, at IU (1/3/13) 1, at SCU (11/12/13)...3-pt. Made...2, nine times 6, vs. SFSU (11/8/13)... 3-pt. Attempts... 9, two times 4, at SCU (11/12/13)...FT Made... Same 4, at SCU (11/12/13)... FT Attempts... 4, two times 2, vs. SFSU (11/8/13) , vs. USU (1/12/13) 1, two times... Assists... 4, two times...blocks... 1, two times 1, four times...steals...3, at UTSA (3/7/13) 17, vs. SFSU (11/8/13)...Minutes...37, vs. UTSA (12/31/12) Career: Double Figure Scoring Games - 4 SEASON NOTES Averaging 2.8 points, 1.0 rebounds and 1.0 steals in 12.5 minutes...a perfect 6-for-6 from the line...hit two free throws to seal the Santa Clara (11/12) victory...in 17 minutes off the bench vs. SFSU (11/8) scored 4 pts, grabbed 2 rebs and had a steal Date GS Min FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg SFSU 11/08/ /4.0 at SCU 11/12/ /5.5 UCR 11/15/ /3.7 UE 11/17/ /2.8 Totals /2.8 CAREER STATS Year G-GS Mins FG-A Pct 3PT-A Pct FT-A Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk St Pts /Avg / /2.8 TOTAL /5.2 18

19 #34 Ta Rea Cunnigan (tah-ray-ah) 5-9, G, Jr. Winchester, Calif. Season High Career High 29, at SCU (11/12/13)...Points... 30, two times 10, at SAC (12/7/13)...FG Made...11, at UTA (1/26/13) 20, at SCU (11/12/13)... FG Attempts... 23, vs. NMSU (1/19/13) 4, vs. GSU (12/18/13)...3-pt. Made... 4, two times 8, vs. GSU (12/18/13)... 3-pt. Attempts... 8, two times 10, at NEV (1/1/14)...FT Made... 13, two times 13, at NEV (1/1/14)... FT Attempts...16, at UTSA (3/7/13) 9, vs. GSU (12/18/13) , vs. IU (2/2/13) 7, vs. UE (11/17/13)... Assists... Same 3, two times...blocks... 3, four times 3, two times...steals... 7, vs. NAU (12/1/11) 36, vs. USF (11/20/13)...Minutes... 40, three times Career: Double Figure Scoring Games Double Figure Rebounding Games Double-Doubles - 2 CAREER NOTES Became 13th player in program history to reach 1,000 points in her career - vs. UCR (11/15) - currently ranks 10th all-time (1,184 points) - 4 points from 9th...ranks 2nd in FT (357) and FTA (481)...is 5th in FT% (.742)...8th in career steals (171)...is 10th in 3-point attempts (226) and makes (71)...holds the San José State single-season record for free throws (178 in ) and also occupies the 10th spot on the list (109 in )...second on program s single-season scoring list (594 in ) and free throws attempt (235 in )...fifth in steals in a season (94 in ) and ninth in field goal attempts (469 in ). SEASON NOTES Averaging 18.6 points, 5.1 rebounds, 3.2 assists, 1.3 steals and 1.0 blocks in 30.9 minutes...nationally is 55th in scoring per game and 88th in total points...in MW leads all juniors and is 2nd overall in scoring, 7th in FT%, 9th in blks, 12th in assist/to ratio & total assists...2nd on team in FT% (.802), blocks (13) & assists (38)...Mountain West Player of the Week (11/11-17)...scored a season high 29 points against Santa Clara (11/12)...two 7-rebound games - vs. USF (11/20) & at UCD (11/26)...(7) assists vs. UE (11/17) are a season and career high...has reached double digits in scoring column in all 11 games this year...preseason Mountain West All-Conference Team. Date GS Min FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg SFSU 11/08/13 * /17.0 at SCU 11/12/13 * /23.0 UCR 11/15/13 * /22.7 UE 11/17/13 * /21.3 USF 11/20/13 * /22.6 USD 11/23/13 * /20.5 at UCD 11/26/13 * /19.0 at BU 12/03/13 * /18.6 at SAC 12/07/13 * /19.2 GSU 12/18/13 * /19.8 UMKC 12/21/13 * /19.3 at Nev 01/01/14 * /19.1 USU 01/04/14 * /18.6 Totals /18.6 CAREER STATS Year G-GS Mins FG-A Pct 3PT-A Pct FT-A Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk St Pts /Avg / , / /18.6 TOTAL , ,184/

20 #40 Rebecca Woodberry 5-10, G, Jr. Phoenix, Ariz. Season High Career High 29, vs. USF (11/20/13)...Points... Same 8, two times...fg Made... Same 18, vs. USF (11/20/13)... FG Attempts... Same 7, vs. GSU (12/18/13)...3-pt. Made... Same 13, vs. USF (11/20/13)... 3-pt. Attempts... Same 8, vs. USF (11/20/13)...FT Made... Same 8, vs. USF (11/20/13)... FT Attempts... Same 14, at SAC (12/7/13) Same 6, vs. SFSU (11/8/13)... Assists... Same 2, two times...blocks... Same 2, two times...steals... Same 37, vs. USD (11/23/13)...Minutes... Same Career: Figure Scoring Games Double Figure Rebounding Games Double-Doubles - 1 SEASON NOTES In 31.5 minutes is averaging 14.2 points, 7.2 rebounds, 1.2 assists, 0.9 blocks...leads the MW in made 3-pointers (39) and ranks 13th in the nation (3.3/g)...is 7th in scoring in the conference (3rd among all juniors), 3rd in def. rebounds (5.6), 5th in rebs (tops among all juniors), 10th in blocks and 12th 3-point FG%..is from the line.950 tops on the team...3rd on the team in blocks (12), 2nd in 3-pt % (.361), while attempting and hitting team highs (39-for-108)...third in rebounds (91), 3rd in defensive boards (67)...has hit at least five 3-pointers in a game four times - vs. UE (11/17), USF (11/20), GSU (12/18) & at BU (12/3)...career-high 29 points vs. USF (11/20)...season-high 14 rebounds at SAC (12/7)...picked up a 13 pt, 10 reb dbl-dbl in her Spartan debut vs. SFSU (11/8) also handed out 6 asst, had 2 steals. Date GS Min FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg SFSU 11/08/13 * /13.0 at SCU 11/12/13 * /14.0 UCR 11/15/13 * /10.3 UE 11/17/13 * /12.3 USF 11/20/13 * /15.6 USD 11/23/13 * /14.8 at UCD 11/26/13 * /14.7 at BU 12/03/13 * /15.3 at SAC 12/07/13 * /14.3 GSU 12/18/13 * /15.4 UMKC 12/21/13 * /15.4 at Nev 01/01/14 * /14.7 USU 01/04/14 * /14.2 Totals /

21 #44 Riana Byrd (REE-on-ah) 6-2, C, So. Richmond, Calif. Season High Career High 19, vs. UMKC (12/21/13)...Points... 24, vs. SUU (12/8/12) 9, vs. UMKC (12/21/13)...FG Made... 10, vs. SUU (12/8/12) 13, vs. UMKC (12/21/13)... FG Attempts... 20, vs. SUU (12/8/12)...3-pt. Made pt. Attempts... 4, two times...ft Made... 9, vs. CSUN (12/1/12) 7, vs. UE (11/17/13)... FT Attempts... 12, at USU (2/9/13) 18, vs. UMKC (12/21/13) , vs. CSUN (12/1/12) 3, vs. SFSU (11/8/13)... Assists... 3, two times 4, vs. USD (11/23/13)...Blocks... 6, at USF (12/15/12) 4, vs. UCR (11/15/13)...Steals...8, vs. UTSA (12/31/12) 32, vs. UMKC (12/21/13)...Minutes...40, vs. UI (3/13/13) Career: Double Figure Scoring Games Double Figure Rebounding Games Double-Doubles - 16 CAREER NOTES Ranks 4th on the program s all-time blocked shots list (84)...in set a freshman record for blocks (64) and rebounds (327) in a season. SEASON NOTES Averaging 9.3 points, 9.8 rebounds, 1.5 blocks and 1.3 steals in 22.2 minutes per game...48th in nation in rebounds, 88th in blocks...1st in MW in rebs & offensive rebs, 2nd defensive boards and 4th in blocks...grabbed a season best 18 rebounds vs. UMKC (12/21) also scored a season high 19 points...fourth double digit rebounding effort came at BU (12/3)...swatted a season high four shots vs. USD (11/23)...season-high 15 points vs. UCR (11/15)...has reached double figures in rebounding in six games this year including four of the last five and a season high 18 vs. UMKC (12/21)...three double doubles this year - at SCU (11/12), at SAC (12/7) & vs. UMKC (12/21)... SFSU (11/8) grabbed 10 rebs, scored 6 pts, blocked 3 and tied personal best with 3 asst. Date GS Min FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF-FO A TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg SFSU 11/08/13 * /6.0 at SCU 11/12/13 * /8.0 UCR 11/15/13 * /10.3 UE 11/17/13 * /10.8 USF 11/20/13 * /9.2 USD 11/23/13 * /9.0 at UCD 11/26/13 * /8.7 at BU 12/03/13 * /8.3 at SAC 12/07/13 * /8.9 GSU 12/18/13 * /8.8 UMKC 12/21/13 * /9.7 at Nev 01/01/14 * /9.8 USU 01/04/14 * /9.3 Totals /9.3 CAREER STATS Year G-GS Mins FG-A Pct 3PT-A Pct FT-A Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk St Pts /Avg / /9.3 TOTAL , /