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1 NEW N EW UNIVERSITY QUICK FACTS... Location... Albuquerque, N.M. Founded... by the Territorial Legislature Enrollment..., Nickname... Lobos Colors... Cherry and Silver Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Mountain West Arena (Capacity)... University Arena (,) President... Dr. F. Chris Garcia Director of Athletics... Rudy Davalos Senior Woman Administrator... Janice Ruggiero COACHING STAFF... Head Coach... Don Flanagan (Ft. Lewis ) School Record... ( years) Career Record... Same Assistant... Jody Hensen (Arizona ) Assistant... Yvonne Sanchez (USIU ) Assistant... Dave Shoemate ( ) BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS... Record... All-Time School Record... ( seasons) Postseason Appearances... Six NCAA Appearances...,, WNIT Appearances...,, MWC Record/Finish... /nd MWC Tournament Finish... Lettermen Returning/Lost... / Starters Returning/Lost... / MEDIA RELATIONS... Heather Croze, Women s Bball Contact... () Croze s ... hcroze@unm.edu Media Relations Main Number... () Office Fax... () Press Row... () Press Room Phone/Fax... () / Mailing Address: University of South Athletics Complex Albuquerque, N.M. EW MEXICO WOMEN OMEN S BASKETBALL THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO... Founded in, the University of occupies nearly acres along historic Route in the heart of Albuquerque, a city of half a million people. From the magnificent volcanic mesas to the west, past the banks of the fabled Rio Grande toward the Sandia Mountains to the east, Albuquerque thrives on a dynamic blend of three major cultures and an open, friendly style set in a stunning location. UNM s beautiful campus environment, with its unique Pueblo Revival architectural theme, is known to Albuquerque residents as an oasis in their city. This oasis features a nationally recognized Campus Arboretum that offers an outstanding botanical experience and is known as one of the state s great public open spaces. UNM is a Carnegie Research/Doctoral-Extensive University, a distinction that recognizes an exceptional level of funded research activity. UNM is also designated as a Minority-serving institution and is one of only four Research/Doctoral-Extensive institutions in the country to also be designated as Hispanic-serving. The University offers more than separate degrees and degree programs and has s only schools of Law, Medicine, Architecture and Pharmacy. UNM is also ranked among the top universities in the country in terms of the overall quality of its undergraduate programs. UNM is also one of America s Best College Buys and has been for the past six years. This designation recognizes UNM s outstanding academic quality at an exceptional value. University Hospital provides the only Trauma I-level services in the state. The UNM Health Sciences Center also provides a highly regarded neonatal intensive care center, a state-of-the-art cancer research and treatment center and the state s most comprehensive group of tertiary care specialists. More than, students take advantage of on-campus living in a wide variety of residence halls and apartment style-quarters. Also, for students living on and off campus and with many and varied interests, there are chartered student organizations for just about interest, from student government to academic honoraries to religious groups, athletic clubs and cultural clubs. UNM provides a rich cultural resource for the community and the state. Popejoy Hall, located in the Center for the Arts, opened in and has hosted more than million people at concerts and performances of world-class stature. The community has access to UNM s seven libraries and ten museums and galleries, with exhibits ranging from the arts and anthropology to meteors and moon rocks. UNM s Tamarind Institute is one of the most respected printmaking workshops in the world. Public television station KNME-TV reaches a wide audience throughout. In addition to Emmy and Peabody awards, the station is also the recipient of a National Educational Television Association award for documentary/biography and a PBS Communication Award. Meanwhile, KUNM, the award-winning public radio station, is one of the premier community radio stations in the region. UNM is a vital contributing member of the community and proud of its service to the citizens of this state. The University counts itself fortunate to be part of this community and region. Cover Photography by Matthew Dunn and Dave Benyak

2 SCHEDULE/RESULTS (, Mountain West) DATE OPPONENT TIME/SCORE / Houston Flight (Exh.) / at Southern California L, / at Cal-State Fullerton Holiday Inn Mountain View Invitational / UNM vs. William & Mary / UNM vs. Kent State (Championship) / State / Texas / UT-San Antonio Southwest Airlines Lobo Shootout / UNM vs. Dartmouth / UNM vs. Memphis (Championship) / at Arizona L, / Louisiana Tech (Triple Crown Classic) L, / at State / Wisconsin Viking Club Red (Exh.) / Weber State / Air Force* / at Colorado State* L, / at Wyoming* L, / San Diego State* / UNLV* / at BYU* L, / at Utah* L, OT / at Air Force* / Wyoming* / Colorado State* / at UNLV* L, / at San Diego State* / Utah* / BYU* / vs. San Diego State-MWC Tournament / vs. Colorado State-MWC Tournament / vs. B YU-MWC Tournament / vs. Miami-NCAA First Round OT / vs. Mississippi State-NCAA Second Round / vs. Texas Tech-Sweet : pm Times are MST *-MWC Game Home games in bold F # Lindsey Arndt (. ppg,. rpg) F # Chelsea Grear (. ppg,. rpg) C # Jordan Adams (. ppg,. rpg) G # Mandi Moore (. ppg,. rpg) G # Cristal Garcia (. ppg,. rpg) Key Reserves G # Abbie Letz (. ppg,. rpg) F # Melissa Forest (. ppg,. rpg) F # Tiffany Scaglione (. ppg,. rpg) GAME NOTES PROBABLE STARTERS TEAMS:... vs. Texas Tech DATE:... March &, TIME:... minutes following first game THE SERIES:... th Meeting THE COACHES:... UNM Don Flanagan (th season school/overall) Texas Tech Marsha Sharp (st season school/ overall) THE RECORDS:... UNM (), Texas Tech () LAST GAME:... UNM, Mississippi State Texas Tech, UC-Santa Barbara RADIO:... AM, The Sports Animal TV:... ESPN TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE Saturday, March The Pit, Albuquerque, NM () Duke vs. () Georgia, : pm (MST) () Texas Tech vs. (), : pm (MST) Monday, March The Pit, Albuquerque, NM Duke-Georgia winner vs. Texas Tech- winner, : pm (MST), ESPN Texas Tech F # Plenette Pierson (. ppg,. rpg) C # Jolee Ayers (. ppg,. rpg) G # Jia Perkins (. ppg,. rpg) G # Natalie Ritchie (. ppg,. rpg) G # Erin Grant (. ppg,. rpg) Key Reserves C # Cisti Greenwalt (. ppg,. rpg) F # Casey Jackson (. ppg,. rpg) F/C # LaToya Davis (. ppg,. rpg)

3 GAME NOTES LET S DANCE: The University of Lobos have advanced to the Sweet of the NCAA Tournament for the first time ever. The Lobos, winners of the Mountain West Conference tournament, defeated the University of Miami in the first round in overtime and then Mississippi State,. The Lobos will meet up with Texas Tech in the second game on Saturday night. The game will be broadcast live on AM The Sports Animal and over the internet at The game will also be televised on ESPN. The Lobos are the No. seed and Texas Tech is the No. seed. The Red Raiders advanced to the Round of with a defeat of No. seed UC-Santa Barbara. is overall. Picked to finish third in the MWC preseason poll, the Lobos finished the regular season in second place at. UNM won its first MWC Tournament title and first conference championship since. Texas Tech is overall, in the Big. This is the Lobos third showing in the NCAA Tournament. qualified in by winning the Western Athletic Conference Tournament and in by gaining an at-large bid. UNM, a seed both years, fell to two No. seeds, Nebraska () in and () to Notre Dame last year. NCAA RECAP Mississippi State: Sixth-seeded opened with six straight threes in the first minutes of the first half and never looked back en route to a convincing victory over the No. seed, Mississippi State, in a second round NCAA Tournament match-up on Monday night. Senior center Jordan Adams and sophomore point guard Mandi Moore scored points apiece to lead UNM () in the upset over th-ranked MSU () in front of a frenzied sellout Pit crowd of,. NOTES: Jordan Adams five blocks gave her the career blocks lead () among both the mens and womens programs With points and rebounds, Adams recorded her third double-double of the season and the th of her career. Mandi Moore connected on a career-high five three-pointers on her way to points and eight rebounds. Both Moore and Adams played a full minutes. For Adams it was her first complete game while it was the ninth for Moore including her second straight. s three-pointers were the second most in Midwest Region First/Second Round history. The Lobos held the th ranked Lady Bulldogs to -points on.% shooting, both season lows for Mississippi State. NCAA RECAP Miami: Jordan Adams scored points and had a careerhigh eight blocks to lead the sixth-seeded University of to a thrilling overtime victory over the No. seed Miami Hurricanes in Saturday night's first round NCAA Tournament game. A capacity crowd of, at The Pit saw erase a -point second half deficit over the final minutes of regulation, then outscore Miami in overtime to earn its first-ever NCAA Tournament victory. NOTES: Miami s lead at the half was the most UNM had faced during the season. is when trailing at the half. Mandi Moore led the team with nine rebounds. It was the fifth time the point guard has led the team in rebounding. Jordan Adams had a game-high points. It was her eighth game this year with +. UNM is when Adams scores or more. Chelsea Grear added points and six rebounds. It was her highest scoring game since she poured in against UNLV on February. Miami s points were the most scored against this season. State held the previous high in an loss to the Lobos on December. UNM improved to in overtime games this season. UNM s points were its highest in three NCAA Tournament appearances. NEW MEXICO IN THE WAC/MWC POSTSEASON TOURNAMENT WAC Salt Lake City (No. seed) Creighton, WAC Salt Lake City (No. seed) BYU, WAC Albuquerque (No. seed) San Diego State, WAC Albuquerque (No. seed), Wyoming, Utah Colorado State, (Championship) WAC Las Vegas (No. seed Mountain), Fresno State San Diego State, WAC Las Vegas (No. seed Mountain), Tulsa, Hawaii, Colorado State, Rice (Championship) WAC Las Vegas (No. seed Pacific), TCU SMU, MWC Las Vegas (No. seed) UNLV, MWC Las Vegas (No. seed), San Diego state Colorado State, MWC Las Vegas (No. seed), San Diego State BYU, MWC Las Vegas (No. seed), San Diego State, Colorado State, BYU CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT RECORD BREAKDOWN Overall: Quarterfinals: Semifinals: Championship: Western Athletic: Mountain West: vs. BYU: vs. Colorado State: vs. Creighton: vs. Hawaii: vs. Fresno State: vs. UNLV: vs. Rice: vs. San Diego State: vs. SMU: vs. TCU: vs. Tulsa: vs. Utah: vs. Wyoming: at Albuquerque: at Salt Lake City: at Las Vegas: as No. seed: as No. seed: as No. seed: as No. seed: as No. seed:

4 FAN SUPPORT: The Lobos posted their highest attendance of the year against UNLV with a sellout crowd of,. It was the fourth sellout in the history of UNM women s basketball. sold out both its first and second round NCAA Tournament games with the Sweet matchup against also being sold out. UNM is th nationally, averaging, fans its highest average in school history. A MILE HIGH AND LOUDER THAN...: The Lobos are in their th season playing in one of the greatest home arenas in all of college basketball. UNM has an overall record of (.) in The Pit and is in conference games (.). Since Don Flanagan arrived on campus The Pit has welcomed the women s basketball team with open arms. Since, the Lobos are (.) overall and (.) in conference games. SEASON HONORS: Three Lobos were recognized when the Mountain West Conference handed out individual awards on March th. Adams was named all-conference for her third straight year. Moore and Grear were named all-conference for their second straight year. Jordan Adams (Sr.) Chelsea Grear (Sr.) Mandi Moore (So.) st all-mwc nd all-mwc rd all-mwc SEEDINGS : During the second round of play in the NCAA Tournament, three of the six No. seeds were victorious over No. seeds. Prior to that the No. seed was against the No. seed. ABOUT TEXAS TECH: Texas Tech is making its th appearance in the NCAA Tournament. The Lady Raiders have advanced to the Sweet eight times, the Elite Eight three times, the Final Four once and won the National Championship in. Texas Tech is now in second round action and overall at home in the NCAA Tournament. The Lady Raiders are being led by forward Plenette Pierson (. ppg,. rpg). GAME NOTES LOBOS IN NCAA/NIT: has made five trips to the postseason, all in the past five years under head coach Don Flanagan. UNM is in postseason, in the NCAA and in the Women s NIT. The ledger: NCAA Nebraska, Norfolk, VA WNIT, Pepperdine Albuquerque, Washington Albuquerque Drake, ` Albuquerque WNIT Long Beach State, Albuquerque WNIT, Houston Albuquerque, Arizona Albuquerque, UAB Albuquerque, Hawaii Albuquerque Ohio State, Albuquerque NCAA Notre Dame, Knoxville, TN NCAA, Miami OT Albuquerque, Mississippi State Albuquerque COMMON OPPONENTS: The Lobos and the Lady Raiders have had three common opponents this season. The Lobos and the Lady Raiders both lost to the Lady Techsters. UNM lost and Texas Tech was defeated. Against Wyoming, Texas Tech was victorious and split with the Cowgirls, Wyoming won the first game, and UNM won the second. Texas was the third and final common opponent. UNM defeated the Longhorns and Texas Tech lost twice to Texas, and. LOBOS VS. THE BIG : UNM is all-time against current members of the Big. The Lobos faced nly one Big team this season when they defeated Texas,. Last season the Lobos faced Texas Tech garnering their first ever victory over the Lady Raiders,. ABOUT DUKE: The Blue Devils are coming off a season. Duke will be making its sixth consecutive Sweet appearance. The Blue Devils currently have a game winning streak. Duke made it to the Sweet by defeating Georgia State, in the first round and then Utah, in the second round. The Blue Devils are currently being led by Alaina Beard (. ppg and. rpg). Beard is a WBCA/Kodak All-America finalist. Duke Probable Starters F # Iciss Tillis,, Jr.,. ppg,. rpg F # Michele Matyasovky,, Sr.,. ppg,. rpg G # Alaina Beard,, Jr.,. ppg,. rpg G # Lindsey Harding,, Fr.,. ppg,. rpg G # Vicki Krapohl,, Jr.,. ppg,. rpg LOBOS VS. DUKE: UNM and Duke have never met each other, but have one common opponent from this year. Duke and both played Utah. The Blue Devils defeated the Utes in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, while UNM split with the Utes in the regular season, losing at Utah in overtime and then winning at home.

5 ABOUT GEORGIA: The fifth seeded Georgia Lady Bulldogs are making their th appearance in the Sweet. Georgia advanced to the Midwest Regional by defeating Charlotte in the first round and Rutgers in the second round. Georgia is led by Christi Thomas (. ppg and. rpg) Georgia Probable Starters F # Mary Beth Lycett,, Sr.,. ppg,. rpg F # Marquita Driskell,, Fr.,. ppg,. rpg C # Christi Thomas,, Jr.,. ppg and. rpg G # Tina Taylor,, Jr.,. ppg,. rpg G # Alexis Kendrick,, Fr.,. ppg,. rpg LOBOS VS. GEORGIA: UNM and Georgia have never met each other before. The Lobos have matched up with six SEC teams and have an record against member schools of that conference. LOBOS IN NCAA TOURNAMENT STATS: MWC Tournament MVP Jordan Adams recorded an NCAA Tournament high eight blocked shots vs. Miami in the first round. Adams leads the NCAA field with blocks and is tied for th in scoring with points per game. Mandi Moore is seventh in three-point field goal percentage at. (-of-). As a team, the Lobos tallied an NCAA Tournament high triples vs. Mississippi State in the second round. The Lobos rank third in field goal percentage (.) and th in field goal percentage defense (.), while leading the tournament in defensive rebounding (. per game) and placing second with. made treys per game. UNM set the NCAA Tournament First/Second Round record for attendance as, fans jammed The Pit for the opening round, breaking the previous mark of, at Iowa State in. UNM topped that in the second round with,. MWC IN THE NCAAs: Three Mountain West Conference institutions are being represented in the NCAA Tournament. BYU, Utah and UNM are all in the Big Dance. Mountain West Conference regular season champions Utah is a No. seed playing No. DePaul in Raleigh, North Carolina. BYU, who the Lobos defeated in the MWC Championship game, is a No. seed matching up with No. Colorado in Boulder. MWC TOURNAMENT RECAP: The Lobos knocked off San Diego State in the quarterfinals, before moving on to face Colorado State in the semifinals. The Rams and the Lobos had split during the regular season and UNM got the victory. The Lobos and BYU matched up for the firsttime ever in the championship game. UNM came away with the win and the conference s automatic bid. Mandi Moore was the only player to score in double-figures, points, guiding UNM to the win over San Diego State. Chelsea Grear contributed eight points and grabbed rebounds, marking the fifth time she s had double-figure rebounds. Jordan Adams added seven points, seven rebounds and five blocks. Adams five blocks set the MWC Championship single-game record. The Lobos shot % () from the floor and outrebounded the Aztecs. San Diego State shot % () for the game GAME NOTES and depsite an run to start the second half, they never held the lead in the second stanza. The Colorado State Rams and the Lobos met for the third time in the season during the semifinal game. Colorado State had entered the tournament with a MWC-high. made three-pointers in conference tournament games. UNM held CSU to just -of- from behind the arc. Jordan Adams had been just -for- in the previous two meetings against Colorado State but she would end up -of- for a gamehigh points. The Rams scored at : in the first half, but went : without a basket, shooting -for- in that span as jumped out to a lead. The Rams pulled to within with : remaining, but the Lobos responded with a run over the next three minutes for a lead. Colorado State would use a run in the second half to close to within with : remaining, the closest margin since UNM led midway through the first half. The Lobos used a run the last five minutes to post a win. The Lobos and the Cougars met for the third time this season and the second time in the MWC Tournament. The two teams had split during the regular season and BYU had posted a win over New Mexico in the conference semifinals. The game marked the lowest scoring game in the history of the MWC Tournament,. It was also one of the closest games with eight ties and lead changes. The Lobos used a run in the second half to take a lead with : remaining and never trailed again. UNM senior Jordan Adams scored in double figures in all three meetings against BYU this season, including a game-high points in the championship. BYU was just -of- from the three point line, shooting just %. The Cougars outshot the Lobos % to % and the two teams tied with rebounds apiece. The main scoring difference was at the line where UNM shot % and BYU was just %. Jordan Adams averaged. ppg in the tournament earning tournament MVP honors. Mandi Moore was also selected to the All-Tournament. The championship marked the first time the Lobos have ever won the MWC Tournament crown and only the second title overall. CONFERENCE TOURNEY NOTES: In three meetings this season, the Lobos outscored the Aztecs in the first half. UNM held a advantage at the break on March th. The Aztecs and the Lobos met for the third straight year in the MWC Tournament with winning the prior two games. With the win UNM pulled even in the all-time series, -all. Mandi Moore had scored a combined points in two meetings vs. SDSU this season. In the quarterfinal game she had points at the half and finished with points. It marked Moore s th game scoring in double figures this season and her first in seven games. Mandi Moore played all minutes against San Diego State, the seventh time this season. wasx -for- from the free throw line in the first half compared to just -of- for Colorado State. The Lobos finished the game going -of- from the line while the Rams were -of-.

6 Nov., # Western Kentucky, UNM Result: Garchek shot falls off rim at buzzer. Dec., # Texas Tech, UNM Result: Stukes trey at buzzer rims out. Nov., # LSU, UNM Result: LSU has run in last minutes. Nov., # Mississippi State, UNM Result: UNM down by with minutes left. Jan., # Utah, UNM Result: UNM down by, with possession in final minute. Nov., UNM, # Texas Tech Result: UNM shot % in the second half. Jan., UNM, # Colorado State Result: The Lobos forced turnovers and held CSU to its lowest point total of the season. Dec., UNM, # Texas Result: UNM took the lead, at the : mark in the second half. Texas brought it to within one at, but six straight UNM points gave the Lobos the lead and the win. Feb., UNM, UNLV Result: UNM hit six-straight free throws over the final two minutes of regulation. The Rebels Sheena Moore had her potential game-tying three-point attempt rim out and into the arms of UNM guard Mandi Moore who was fouled with four seconds remaining. Moore hit both of her free throws to put the Lobos up by five. March, UNM, Utah Result: UNM used a second half run holding the Utes to only three points over a span of nearly nine minutes while piling on points. A Utah three-point attempt to tie the game with :. left on the clock rims out. UNM ATTENDANCE FIGURES ( ) National Year Total. Ranking --- N/A,, st,, th,, th,, th,, th,, th,, th,, th *figures are for home games only CLOSE CALLS IN THE PIT NATIONAL BASKETBALL ATTENDANCE RANKINGS School Rankings Total Home Att. Games. Att.. Tennessee,,,. Connecticut,,,. Texas Tech,,,. NR,NR,,. Iowa State NR,NR,,. Kansas State,,,. Minnesota,,,. Purdue,,,. Notre Dame NR,NR,,. Wisconsin NR,NR,, GAME NOTES UNM S 10,000 + HOME CROWDS Rank Att. Date Opponent UNM Result., - UTEP, - BYU, - Ohio State L,, - UNLV., - BYU., - UNLV L,., - Utah L, (OT)., - Colorado State., - Utah L,., - Mississippi State., - Miami OT., - Utah., - Colorado State., - Air Force., - TCU., - Air Force., - San Diego State., - Utah., - Utah., - Hawaii., - Texas., - Drake L,., - Wyoming., - Wyoming., - Weber State., - Hawaii., - Texas Tech L,., - Wyoming., - BYU L,., - UNLV L,., - Air Force., - Wyoming (OT)., - Colorado State L,., - Texas Tech Bold Indicates it was set this season Won-Loss Record with crowds over 10,000 W L. NEW MEXICO IN NATIONAL STATISTICS (AS OF MARCH 10) TEAM Assists Per Game... nd (. apg) Field-Goal % Defense... th (. opp fg%) Scoring Defense... th (. opp ppg) Rebounding Margin... rd (+.) Scoring Margin... th (+.) INDIVIDUAL Assists Per Game... Mandi Moore, Tth (. apg) Blocks Per Game... Jordan Adams, Tth (. bpg)

7 TEAM COARISONS Texas Tech Games Overall/Conf. Record / / Natl. Ranking / / W-L Streak + + OVERALL STATISTICS Pts. Scored (PPG), (.), (.) Scoring Def. (Opp. PPG), (.), (.) Scoring Difference + + Rebounds (O-D-T), (.), (.) Opp. Rebounds, (.), (.) Rebound Difference + + FG%.. Opp. FG %.. -PT FG %.. Opp. -PT FG %.. FT%. Opp. FT%.. Assists (.) (.) (.) Turnovers (.) (.) (.) Opp. TO (.) (.) (.) Blocks (.) (.) (.) Steals (.) (.) (.) Fouls (.) (.) (.) Opp. Fouls (.) (.) GAME NOTES TEAM COARISONS Georgia Games Overall/Conf. Record / / Natl. Ranking / / W-L Streak + + OVERALL STATISTICS Pts. Scored (PPG), (.), (.) Scoring Def. (Opp. PPG), (.), (.) Scoring Difference + + Rebounds (O-D-T), (.), (.) Opp. Rebounds, (.), (.) Rebound Difference + + FG%.. Opp. FG %.. -PT FG %.. Opp. -PT FG %.. FT%. Opp. FT%.. Assists (.) (.) (.) Turnovers (.) (.) (.) Opp. TO (.) (.) (.) Blocks (.) (.) (.) Steals (.) (.) (.) Fouls (.) (.) (.) Opp. Fouls (.) (.) After shooting over % from the field in four straight games, the Rams shot just % from the field vs. the Lobos on March th. The total points in the first half between UNM and CSU tied for the third-lowest total in MWC Tournament history. TEAM COARISONS The Lobos missed their first nine three-point attempts and finished just -of- (%) in the game Duke from behind the arc. In two regular season meetings Games vs. BYU, UNM shot -of- from beyond the arc Overall/Conf. Record / / (%). Natl. Ranking / / FIVE FOR THE DRIVE: logged its third W-L Streak + + straight -win season and fifth overall under head OVERALL STATISTICS coach Don Flanagan. The Lobos were in - Pts. Scored (PPG), (.), (.), in, in and last Scoring Def. (Opp. PPG), (.), (.) year. The five -win campaigns have come in the Scoring Difference + + past six years as UNM is now (%) since the Rebounds (O-D-T), (.), (.) season, an average of. wins a year. UNM Opp. Rebounds, (.), (.) had never won games in a season prior to Rebound Difference + + Flanagan s arrival eight years ago. FG%.. Opp. FG %.. STREAKING: The Lobos are trying to equal their longest winning streak since Don Flanagan came on board. -PT FG %.. In the season, UNM started the season off Opp. -PT FG %.. going. The last time was was in FT%. the beginning of the season. Opp. FT%.. Assists (.) (.) (.) UNM VS. RANKED TEAMS: UNM is against Turnovers (.) (.) (.) ranked opponents in with wins over then- Opp. TO (.) (.) (.) No. Texas and then-no. Utah. The losses have Blocks (.) (.) (.) come against No. Arizona and No. Louisiana Steals (.) (.) (.) Tech. The Lobos are against ranked foes under head coach Don Flanagan. In the postseason UNM Fouls (.) (.) (.) defeated Mississippi State in the second round of the Opp. Fouls (.) (.) NCAA Tournament. The Lady Bulldogs were ranked th.

8 CAREER AREER-B -B Daja Adams Season Bests Mexcio St. (/) Rebounds vs. San Diego State (/) Mexcio St. (/) FT%. vs. NewMexico St. (/) Mexcio St. (//) Mexcio St. (//) Steals vs. Air Force (/) Blocks vs. San Diego State (/) Daja Adams Career Bests Mexcio St. (//) Rebounds last vs. San Diego State (//) Mexcio St. (//) FT % none (//) Assists St. (//) Steals vs. Air Force (//) Blocks last vs. San Diego State (//) Jordan Adams Season Bests Points vs. Memphis (/) Rebounds at San Diego State (/) Minutes vs. Louisiana Tech (/) State Fullerton (/) FG%. vs. Air Force (/) Assists vs. William & Mary (/) Steals vs. Louisiana Tech (/) Blocks vs. Louisiana Tech (/) -Pt. FG Made vs. Memphis (/) Jordan Adams Career Bests Points last vs. Memphis (//) Rebounds at San Diego State (//) Minutes vs. Louisiana Tech (//) State Fullerton (//) FG%. vs. Air Force (//) Assists vs. William & Mary (//) Steals last vs. vs. Louisiana Tech (/) Blocks vs. Air Force (//) -Pt. FG Made last vs. Memphis (//) Lindsey Arndt Season Bests Points vs. Texas (/) Rebounds vs. Texas (/) (/) FT%. vs. Texas (/) FG%. vs. Dartmouth (/) Assists vs. UT-San Antonio (/) Steals at USC (/) Blocks vs. Texas (/) -Pt. FG Made vs. Dartmouth (/) Lindsey Arndt Career Bests Points vs. Arizona (//) Rebounds vs. Arizona (//) Minutes vs. Arizona (//) FT%. vs. BYU (//) FG%. vs. Dartmouth (//) Assists vs. Loyola Marymount (//) Steals (//) Blocks vs. Wyoming (//) -Pt. FG Made last vs. Dartmouth (//) Jana Francis Season Bests Points vs. San Diego State (/) Rebounds last vs. Memphis (/) Minutes last vs. San Diego State (/) FT%. vs. San Diego State (/) FG%. vs. San Diego State (/) Assists vs. Dartmouth (/) Steals none Blocks vs. San Diego State (/) Cristal Garcia Season Bests Points vs. Colorado State (/) Rebounds vs. UT San Antonio (/) Minutes vs. St. (/) FT%. vs. St. (/) FG%. vs. St. (/) Assists vs. St. (/) Steals vs. Weber State (/) -Pt. FG Made vs. Colorado State (/) Cristal Garcia Career Bests Points vs. Colorado State (//) Rebounds vs. UT San Antonio (//) Minutes vs. St. (//) FT%. vs. St. (//) FG%. vs. Air Force (//) Assists vs. St. (//) Steals vs. Weber State (//) -Pt. FG Made vs. Colorado State (/)/ Chelsea Grear Season Bests Points vs. Cal State Fullerton (/) Rebounds vs. Wyoming (/) Minutes vs. Louisiana Tech (/) St. (/) FG%. St. (/) Assists vs. Memphis (/) Steals last vs. Colorado State (/) Blocks vs. Air Force (/) -Pt. FG Made vs. Cal State-Fullerton (/) Chelsea Grear Career Bests Points vs. Cal State Fullerton (//) Rebounds vs. Wyoming (//) (//) FT%. vs. Portland St. (//) (//) Assists last vs. Memphis (//) Steals vs. St. (//) Blocks last vs. Air Force (//) -Pt. FG Made vs. Cal State-Fullerton (/) -BESTS Abbie Letz Season Bests Points vs. Kent State (/) Rebounds vs. Memphis (/) Minutes vs. Texas (/) Cal State Fullerton (/) FG%. vs. Kent State (/) USC (/) Steals last vs. Kent State (/) -Pt. FG Made vs. Kent State (/) Melissa Forest Season Bests Points vs. Kent State (/) Rebounds vs. Memphis (/) (/) FT%. vs. St. (/) FG%. vs. UT San Antonio (/) Assists last vs. Dartmouth (/) Steals vs. Air Force (/) Blocks vs. Memphis (/) -Pt. FG Made last vs. Kent State (/) Melissa Forest Career Bests Points vs. Kent State (//) Rebounds vs. Memphis (//) (//) FT%. vs. St. (//) (//) Assists vs. St. (/) Steals (//) Blocks vs. Wyoming (//) -Pt. FG Made last vs. Kent State (//) Tiana Johnson Season Bests Points vs. Air Force (/) Rebounds vs. Weber State (/) Minutes vs. San Diego State (/) FT%. last vs. Air Force (/) FG%. last vs. Air Force (/) Assists last vs. San Diego State (/) Steals last vs. San Diego State (/) Blocks vs. Kent State (/) -Pt. FG Made none Lauren McLeod Season Bests Points vs. William & Mary (/) Rebounds vs. William & Mary (/) Minutes vs. Kent State (/) FT%. vs. Kent State (/) FG%. vs. William & Mary (/) Assists vs. St. (/) Steals last vs. St. (/) Blocks none -Pt. FG Made last vs. UT-San Antonio (/) Lauren McLeod Career Bests (//) Rebounds Diego State (//) (//) FT%. vs. Kent State (/) FG%. vs. William & Mary (/) Force (//) Steals last vs. Air Force (//) Blocks last vs. San Diego State (//) -Pt. FG Made vs. Colorado (// Mandi Moore Season Bests Points vs. St. (/) Rebounds vs. Kent State (/) Minutes last vs. Weber State (/) FT%. vs. Texas (/) FG%. vs. UT-San Antonio (/) Assists vs. Air Force (/) Steals at Wyoming (/) Blocks St. (/) -Pt. FG Made vs. Mississippi State (/) Mandi Moore Career Bests Points last vs. St. (//) (//) Minutes last vs. Weber State (/) FT%. vs. Arizona (//) FG%. vs. UT-San Antonio (/) Assists vs. Air Force (//) Steals at Wyoming (//) Blocked Shots vs. Pacific (//) -Pt. FG Made vs. Mississippi State (//) Tiffany Scaglione Season Bests Points vs. Utah (/) State-Fullerton (/) Minutes last vs. Utah (/) FT%. last vs. William & Mary (/) State-Fullerton (/) Assists vs. St. (/) Steals last vs. Memphis (/) Blocks vs. Kent State (/) -Pt. FG Made vs. Utah (/) Tiffany Scaglione Career Bests Points vs. Utah (//) State-Fullerton (//) Minutes last vs. Utah (//) FT%. last vs. William & Mary (//) State-Fullerton (//) Assists vs. St. (//) Steals last vs. Memphis (//) Blocks vs. Kent State (/) -Pt. FG Made vs. Utah (//) GAME NOTES SCORING FRENZY: The Lobos are when they have at least three players score in double figures. UNM is a perfect when four or more players have double digits. Jordan Adams leads the team with doublefigure games. AWESOME ADAMS: In the postseason Adams scored in double-figures in both NCAA Tournament games, averaging ppg. She ranks second all-time at UNM with, career points. She is also in the top- in career rebounding (th ), field goals made (st ), blocks (st ). WATCHING JORDAN: Jordan Adams became the sixth player in UNM history to score, points last season and she has moved into second place overall. She is also attempting to become the school s all-time shot blocker for both the men s and the women s teams, surpassing the men s leader, Luc Longley. Scoring: In nd place, points Needs more to move into first place (,) Blocks: Currently has Surpassed Luc Longley on March BLOCK PARTY: Against Mississippi State Jordan Adams became UNM s all-time leader in blocked shots among both the men s and women s programs. Her five blocks in the game gave her a total of, moving her past Luc Longley of the men s team. Adams also moved into tenth place on the NCAA all-time list. BLOCKING OUT: The Lobos are when they outblock their opponent. REJECTION: The Lobos have blocks on the season. Every player on the team can say they have at least one rejection. Jordan Adams leads the Lobos with blocks. Against SDSU in the MWC Tournament, she blocked five shots setting a MWC Championship single-game record. In two NCAA Tournament games, Adams has blocked shots including eight against Miami which tied her career-high. CENTURY CLUB: Three current Lobos have played in over games during their careers. Jordan Adams has played in games, Chelsea Grear has participated in and Cristal Garcia has seen action in games. TEAM DEFENSE: Miami recorded a field goal percentage of % marking only the eighth time this season a team has shot over % against UNM. No team has shot higher than Colorado State s % on Jan.. The Lobos have held their opponents to less than % from the field in straight games. The last opponent to shoot % or better against UNM was Oregon State, who shot % (-of-) on December,. CLEANING THE GLASS: The Lobos have proved its dominance on the boards this season. UNM has grabbed more rebounds then its opponents this season. The Lobos outrebound their foes by an average of +.. Against Memphis the Lobos grabbed a season-high rebounds.

9 DOUBLING UP: Jordan Adams and Chelsea Grear have notched three double-doubles this year. Adam s latest double digit effort was against Mississippi State when she had points and a rebounds. Grear last had a double-double against Wyoming with points and a career-high rebounds. Mandi Moore joined the club with points and assists against Air Force. PLAY-MAKER, PLAY-MAKER: Mandi Moore has a. assist-to-turnover ratio, good enough for second in the Mountain West Conference. In three games this season she has not recorded a turnover. Moore has had seven games where she s had nine or more assists. DISHING IT OUT: Mandi Moore is making a name for herself in the MWC record books. She set the MWC sophomore record for assists in a game with against Air Force. She is also the MWC season assist leader. Moore had a freshman record assists last year and has this season. Moore is currently fourth all-time at UNM with assists and is first in season assist records. THREE-POINT THREAT: Mandi Moore leads the Lobos with (.%) three-point buckets. She is UNM s career leader in three-point field goal percentage at.% (). The team is shooting.% from behind the arc and is holding opponents to only.%. START ME UP: Mandi Moore is the only player on this year s squad to have started every game of her career (). MINUTE MANIPULATOR: This season Moore has played the most minutes on the team at, (. mpg). She has played an entire game nine times, including the last two. Jordan Adams is the only other player to have logged a full minutes of action this season. She went the distance against Mississippi State in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. A PROPOSITION: The Lobos shot.% from the floor () against Miami in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament. UNM has shot over % five times this year and are in those games. WINNING MARGIN: The Lobos have had nine games where the margin of victory was points or more and six games where it was points or more. The average winning margin is. points. MORE WINNING: Under Don Flanagan (), the Lobos are when scoring or more points. UNM is also under Flanagan when scoring at least points. GAME NOTES SEASON STATS: The Lobos are currently ranked high in several team season records. has scored, points this year, good enough for th place. With UNM s. three-point field goal percentage the Lobos have the best percentage for a season. The Lobos are tied for fourth with. from field goal range. They are fourth in free throw percentage at. and rebounding with,. The team blocks are third and the assists are second. GETTING DEFENSIVE: The Lobos have ranked in the top- final NCAA statistics for defense every year since Coach Flanagan came on board. At the end of the regular season the Lobos ranked ninth in field goal percentage defense (%) and th in scoring defense (.%). D-FENCE: UNM has outrebounded its opponents defensively in games this year. The Lobos are when they grab more defensive boards than their opponents. SEASON ACCOLADES: Jordan Adams was named the Mountain West Conference Player of the Week three times this year. Cristal Garcia earned the award for the week of Feb. th. LEADERS OF THE PACK: In MWC games the Lobos led the conference in blocked shots (. bpg), free throw percentage (.), field goal percentage defense (.), rebounding margin (+.) and defensive rebounds (.). Jordan Adams led the league in blocked shots with. SIZE MATTERS: The Lobos have seven players on their roster who are or taller. The starting five last season averaged.. The three incoming freshman average.. Jordan Adams and Jana Francis are the two tallest players on the roster at. NOT BAD, FOR STARTERS: returns four starters from the season (Mandi Moore, All- America candidate Jordan Adams, Lindsey Arndt and Chelsea Grear). AN MVP PERFORMANCE: Jordan Adams was given MVP honors for the Southwest Airlines Lobo Shootout. Chelsea Grear and Abbie Letz were both named to the All-Tournament. In UNM s other home tournament, the Holiday Inn Mountain View Invitational, Melissa Forest was given MVP honors with Jordan Adams and Cristal Garcia chosen for the All-Tournament team. WE LIKE THE COLOR RED: The Lobos have two players redshirting this year. Jenny Shetters, a transfer from Cal State Northridge, will have two years of eligibility while Fort Lewis College transfer Judy Vogt will give the Lobos three years.

10 RECAPS: The Lobos ended the season with a record of, in the Mountain West Conference. The Lobos were eliminated in the second round of the MWC Tournament, by BYU and in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, by Notre Dame. In the Lobos were picked to finish rd in the Mountain West but they rose to the challenge and won the conference championship securing the automatic bid to the "Big Dance". The Lobos got by San Diego State and Colorado state before eliminating BYU in the Championship game. PERCENTAGES: Cristal Garcia s. shooting from behind the arc against Colorado State on Feb. is tied for the second-highest single-game percentage this season in the MWC. DOUBLE-DIGITS: The Lobos have had games where they ve recorded double-digit rebounding margins. In four games, UNM has grabbed or more rebounds than its opponents. GAME NOTES MORE DOUBLE-DIGITS: The Lobos have been outrebounded only seven times this season and only one opponent, BYU, has made it a double-digit affair. PRESEASON FAVORITES: Jordan Adams was chosen to the MWC preseason all-conference team. A second team all-conference pick last year, the Adams ranks third all-time at UNM in points and is first alltime in blocks. POLL POSITION: The Lobos were picked to finish third by the media in the Mountain West Conference race. Here is how they were chosen at the beginning of the year and how they ended up. School (First Place Votes). BYU (). Colorado State (). (). Utah. UNLV. Wyoming. San Diego State. Air Force Final Record/Finish /Trd /Trd /nd /st /Trd /th /th /th CAREER WOMEN: Several UNM players are now in s career charts. Here is a list and where they rank: Scoring... Jordan Adams nd (, pts.) Rebounding... Jordan Adams th ( reb.) Chelsea Grear th ( reb.) Field Goals Made... Jordan Adams st ( fgm) Field Goals Attempted... Jordan Adams th (, fga) Field Goal %... Jordan Adams Tied for th (.) -Point Field Goal %... Mandi Moore st (.) Free Throws Made... Jordan Adams nd ( ftm) Free Throws Attempted... Jordan Adams rd ( fta) Free Throws %...Jordan Adams th (.) Assists... Mandi Moore th () Blocks...Jordan Adams st () Steals... Chelsea Grear Tied for th () Mandi Moore th ()

11 Head Coach Don Flanagan The winningest coach in New Mexico women s basketball history, Don Flanagan has nurtured the Lobo program into an upward-rising basketball powerhouse. In eight years at the helm of the program, Flanagan has guided the Lobos to six consecutive winning seasons and six straight postseason appearances, including three trips to the NCAA Tournament. Under Flanagan s guidance, the Lobos have finished in the upper half of the Mountain West Conference for four straight years and were in the upper echelon of the WAC before joining the MWC. Flanagan itook over this struggling program in and the Lobos have improved to a remarkable (.). They ve captured a regular-season conference championship, two conference tournament championships and have made six consecutive postseason appearances. Flanagan has already become the school s all-time leader in victories, surpassing Doug Hoselton s previous mark of from. Amazingly, Flanagan took just games to reach wins for his career, while Hoselton won in tries. Of course winning is nothing new for Flanagan - in fact he is winning almost as much now as in his previous job as head girls coach at Albuquerque s Eldorado High School, where he compiled an astounding record and won state championships in years. Under Flanagan, UNM has become a consistent threat to win the conference title, as the Lobos have finished no worse than third in each of the last six seasons. Flanagan s teams have become noted for their stifling defense. has finished among the conference leaders in scoring defense every year and has consistently ranked in the top- in the nation in that category as well. Fan support has been tremendous as a result of the Lobos defense and intense style of play. This season the Lobos finished the regular-season fourth in the nation in average attendance with a school record, fans a game. The Lobos had six games of crowds in excess of,. UNM packed The Pit with, fans against UNLV on Feb.. That was the largest crowd at a women s basketball game for the season. All of s home games had crowds over,. UNM finished the regular season with a overall record. The Lobos were second in the Mountain West Conference at. Flanagan was hired as the fourth head coach in the history of the women's basketball program at the University of New Mexico on April,. Before coming to the Lobos, Flanagan left his mark firmly engraved in the annals of high school girl's basketball record books. He established numbers on the high school level that were, in a word - mind-blowing. In fact, Flanagan posted a won-loss record at Eldorado High School in Albuquerque that will never be duplicated in New Mexico. His incredible career record in years was good for a winning percentage of. percent. Flanagan's accomplishments included different tournament championships, district championships, winning streaks of,,, and games respectively, and his teams averaged wins a year for years. During those years, Flanagan's teams went undefeated nine times. In, Eldorado was honored as Albuquerque Sports Hall of Fame of the Year. Additionally Eldorado was ranked nationally seven different years including,,,,,, and. And it didn't stop there. The honors for Flanagan have rolled in continuously year after year. Following the season, Flanagan was inducted into the Albuquerque Sports Hall of Fame for a lifetime of achievement. He was nominated for National High School Coach of the Year honors on three occasions (, and ) and was named Region VIII Coach of the Year for consecutive years (). He was named Albuquerque Sports Hall of Fame Coach of the Year (), Bank of America Coach of the Year ( & ), Albuquerque Tribune Coach of the Year (,,,, and ) and Albuquerque Journal Coach of the Year (,,,, and ). In, Flangan was inducted into the East Hartford Connecticut Explorers Tip-Off Club Hall of Fame. Flanagan was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts and earned his bachelor of arts degree from Fort Lewis College in where he was a member of the Honor Roll. He played on the basketball team at Fort Lewis all four years. He was also honored during college as a member of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference All-Academic team. Flanagan,, and his wife Wahleah, have three children, Sean,, Shane, and Brent,. Don Flanagan at Since Flanagan took over the women s basketball program in, UNM has improved to. The Lobos have captured a conference regular-season championship, two conference tournament championships and made six consecutive postseason appearances. The Lobos advanced to the round of in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in their history. Flanagan became just the fourth coach in women s basketball history prior to the season. He became the school s all-time leader in victories, surpassing Doug Hoselton s previous mark of. It took Flanagan just games to reach wins for his career. Flanagan has had a winning season seven straight years. This season, UNM logged its third straight -win season and fifth overall under Flangan. The five -win campaigns have come in the past six years. UNM had never won games in a season prior to Flangan s arrival. The Lobos have had unprecedented success in the classroom since Don Flanagan s arrival. The Lobo women s basketball team combined for a. grade-point-average during the spring semester. That was the highest average since the school began tracking grades in the fall of. The Lobos have established a terrific winning tradition at home, compiling an impressive record (.), since.

12 Assistant Coach Jody Hensen Jody Hensen begins her first year at the University of replacing Ed Wyant, who was named head coach at Wofford University in the off-season. "We feel very fortunate to have someone with Jody's credentials," UNM head coach Don Flanagan said. "Her background in recruiting and NCAA Tournament experience should help us a great deal. She came highly recommended from people all over the country and I feel we've got a quality person and coach joining the staff." Hensen spent the past three seasons at Clemson. The Tigers advanced to the NCAA Tournament times in the past seasons, including all three years while Hensen was there. Clemson was in and finished No. in the nation. The Tigers lost to Xavier in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Hensen also served as an assistant coach at Northern Arizona (), Southern Utah () and Alaska-Anchorage (). She was an assistant at NCAA Div. II Alaska-Anchorage before becoming an assistant with the men's team in. The Seawolves won the conference title that year and earned a berth in the NCAA Div. II Tournament. Hensen became only the second woman to coach a men's team at a four-year college. Hensen is originally from Alaska and she graduated from Homer High School. She was a four-year letterwinner at Northern Arizona, ending her career as the school's all-time leader in three-point field goals made () and attempted (), third in games played (), fourth in three-point field goal percentage (.), sixth in steals () and seventh in scoring (). She graduated from Northern Arizona in with a degree in Physical Education. Assistant Coach Yvonne Sanchez Yvonne Sanchez begins her third season as an assistant coach for the Lobos. Her duties include complete recruiting throughout the country, working with Lobo guards during practice, filmbreakdown and scouting of opponents. An Albuquerque native, Sanchez is familiar with Lobo head coach Don Flanagan. She was a three-year letterwinner for Flanagan at Eldorado High School from, during which time the Eagles won a state-record consecutive games and two AAAA titles. She was twice named to the all-state team and was also tabbed as the state A Player of the Year by the Albuquerque Journal. It has been a lot of fun working with Coach Flanagan on a professional level, said Sanchez. He is a respected coach throughout the country and it has been a different aspect for me, no longer as a player, but as a coach. Sanchez spent the campaign as an assistant at San Diego State for former head coach Barb Smith. While with the Aztecs, she was responsible for recruiting and compliance in addition to coaching post players at San Diego State. Prior to her stint with the Aztecs, Sanchez spent six years () in Las Cruces, N.M., as an assistant for the State Roadrunners. At NMSU, she recruited throughout the nation, developed scouting reports and coached post players and perimeter players. She got her coaching start in at Academy of Our Lady of Peace, a high school in San Diego. She led the squad to CIF championships in and, and was named the San Diego prep coach of the year, despite not having an indoor facility. During her tenure at OLP, the Pilots compiled a (.) record. While in San Diego, Sanchez worked as a child care worker at a detention facility for boys and girls who had been placed in protective custody. Her responsibilities included the supervision of residents until suitable placements could be found. She later became the Program Director for a to -bed facility. Her responsibilities included the hiring and supervision of staff, resident intakes and all other decisions within the facility. She also worked directly with court officials, law enforcement officers, social workers and county mental health officials. I have known Yvonne for a long time, said Flanagan. I knew she would be a great addition to our staff. She is a strong coach on the floor and a very energetic recruiter. She has fit in nicely here. The -year old Sanchez is a graduate of U.S. International University in San Diego, where she was a four-year letterwinner. She received her bachelor s degree in Psychology from USIU and she is earning a masters in Criminal Justice at State. Sanchez is an active member of the WBCA and has spoken on recruiting at the Assistant Coaches Round Table during the women s Final Four. Assistant Coach Dave Shoemate Dave Shoemate begins his third season at the University of as an assistant coach. Shoemate's duties include film exchange, breaking down the scouting tapes, assisting with recruiting and helping keep track of the student-athletes community service. This is Shoemate s first collegiate coaching stint. Shoemate began his coaching career in Durango, Colo., where he coached ninth grade boy s basketball from. He returned to Albuquerque and continued with boys basketball at Highland High School and the C team from. At Menaul High School, his alma mater, Shoemate coached the JV team in. Staying with the private school theme in Albuquerque, St. Pius was his next stop, as a varsity assistant from. He took a year off from coaching before breaking into the Albuquerque Public School system as a coach. At Eldorado, he switched from coaching boys to girls with the JV team from. From, Shoemate was at La Cueva High School with the girl s basketball team as either a head coach or an assistant. Shoemate also spent years teaching special education at APS. Shoemate previously spent three years on the staff of Don Flanagan at Eldorado High School as the junior varsity coach. A graduate of the University of New Mexico, Shoemate earned his bachelor of science degree in Recreation. He completed graduate school at and received his master;s in Special Education in May of. Shoemate,, was born in Colorado Springs, Colo., but has been in Albuquerque for the last years. He and his wife, Yolanda, also a teacher at Eldorado, have three children, James,, Sara, and Michael,.

13 GAME AME BY-G AME-BY BY -GAME SUMMARY DATE OPPONENT (RANK) RESULT SCORE SITE ATT. HIGH SCORER HIGH OUND HIGH ASSIST Nov. at USC L A -Jordan Adams -Mandi Moore -Mandi Moore Nov. at Cal State Fullerton W A -Chelsea Grear -Two players -Mandi Moore Nov. vs. William & Mary W H, -Cristal Garcia -Two players -Two players Nov. vs. Kent State W H, -Two players -Melissa Forest -Mandi Moore Dec. vs. State W H, -Two players -Melissa Forest -Three players Dec. vs. Texas W H, -Jordan Adams -Chelsea Grear -Mandi Moore Dec. vs. UT-San Antonio W H, -Melissa Forest -Jordan Adams -Mandi Moore Dec. vs. Dartmouth W H, -Jordan Adams -Chelsea Grear -Mandi Moore Dec. vs. Memphis W H, -Jordan Adams -Two players -Mandi Moore Dec. at Arizona L A, -Jordan Adams -Mandi Moore -Mandi Moore Dec. Louisiana Tech L H, -Jordan Adams -Chelsea Grear -Lindsey Arndt Dec. at State W A, -Chelsea Grear -Chelsea Grear -Mandi Moore Jan. vs. Weber State W H, -Jordan Adams -Jordan Adams -Mandi Moore Jan. vs. Air Force W H, -Mandi Moore -Two players -Mandi Moore Jan. at Colorado State L A, -Cristal Garcia -Mandi Moore -Jordan Adams Jan. at Wyoming L A -Jordan Adams -Two players -Mandi Moore Jan. vs. San Diego State W H, -Chelsea Grear -Melissa Forest -Mandi Moore Feb. vs. UNLV W H, -Chelsea Grear -Chelsea Grear -Mandi Moore Feb. at BYU L A -Jordan Adams -Jordan Adams -Mandi Moore Feb. at Utah L OT A, -Jordan Adams -Two players -Mandi Moore Feb. at Air Force W A -Jordan Adams -Mandi Moore -Mandi Moore Feb. vs. Wyoming W H, -Cristal Garcia -Chelsea Grear -Mandi Moore Feb. vs. Colorado State W H, -Cristal Garcia -Two players -Mandi Moore Feb. at UNLV L A -Jordan Adams -Jordan Adams -Jordan Adams March at San Diego State W A -Jordan Adams -Jordan Adams -Mandi Moore March vs. Utah W H, -Tiffany Scaglione -Chelsea Grear -Mandi Moore March vs. BYU W H, -Jordan Adams -Two players -Mandi Moore March vs. San Diego State MWC Tourn. W N, -Mandi Moore -Chelsea Grear -Mandi Moore March vs. Colorado State MWC Tourn. W N, -Jordan Adams -Jordan Adams -Mandi Moore March vs. BYU MWC Tourn. W N, -Jordan Adams -Chelsea Grear -Mandi Moore March vs. Miami NCAA Tourn. W H, -Jordan Adams -Mandi Moore -Mandi Moore March vs. Mississippi State NCAA Tourn. W H, -Two Players -Jordan Adams -Three Players ATTENDANCE SITE GAMES TOTAL AVERAGE Home,, Away,, Neutral,, Totals,, POINTS OINTS OINTS-R -A -OUNDS EBOUNDS-ASSISTS D.Adams J.Adams Arndt Forest Francis Garcia Grear Johnson Letz McLeod Moore Scaglione at USC DNP - - DNP DNP at Cal State Fullerton vs. William & Mary - - DNP vs. Kent State - - DNP vs. State vs. Texas DNP - - DNP vs. UT-San Antonio vs. Dartmouth vs. Memphis at Arizona DNP vs. Louisiana Tech DNP - - DNP at State vs. Weber State vs. Air Force at Colorado State at Wyoming vs. San Diego State vs. UNLV DNP - - DNP at BYU DNP - - DNP at Utah at Air Force vs. Wyoming vs. Colorado State DNP DNP - - DNP at UNLV at San Diego State DNP vs. Utah DNP DNP - - DNP vs. BYU DNP vs. San Diego State DNP DNP - DNP vs. Colorado State vs. BYU vs. Miami DNP ` vs. Mississippi St DNP

14 The Automated ScoreBook NM Combined Statistics (as of Mar 25, 2003) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (24-8) (17-1) (4-7) (3-0) CONFERENCE... (9-5) (7-0) (2-5) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (15-3) (10-1) (2-2) (3-0) ---TOTAL PTS OUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min-- FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts ADAMS, Jordan GREAR, Chelsea MOORE, Mandi GARCIA, Cristal FOREST, Melissa ARNDT, Lindsey LETZ, Abbie SCAGLIONE, Tiffany MCLEOD, Lauren JOHNSON, Tiana FRANCIS, Jana ADAMS, Daja TEAM Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS NM OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND SCORING /23/02 at USC L Points per game /25/02 at Cal State Fullerton W Scoring margin /29/02 WILLIAM & MARY W FIELD GOALS-ATT /30/02 KENT STATE W Field goal pct /03/02 NEW MEXICO STATE W POINT TT /7/02 TEXAS W point FG pct /8/02 UT SAN ANTONIO W pt FG made per game /14/02 DARTMOUTH W FREE THROWS-ATT /15/02 MEHIS W Free throw pct /18/02 at Arizona L OUNDS /21/02 LOUISANA TECH L Rebounds per game /30/02 at State W Rebounding margin /11/03 WEBER STATE W ASSISTS *01/18/03 AIR FORCE W Assists per game * at Colorado State L TURNOVERS *1/25/03 at Wyoming Cowgirls L Turnovers per game *01/30/03 SAN DIEGO STATE W Turnover margin *02/01/03 UNLV W Assist/turnover ratio *02/08/03 at Utah LOT STEALS *02/06/03 at BYU Cougars L Steals per game *02/15/03 at Air Force Academy W BLOCKS *02/20/03 WYOMING W Blocks per game *02/22/03 COLORADO STATE W WINNING STREAK *2/27/03 at UNLV L Home win streak * at San Diego State W ATTENDANCE *03/06/03 UTAH W Home games-/game *03/08/03 BYU W Neutral site-/game /12/03 vs San Diego State W /14/03 vs Colorado State W SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total 03/15/03 vs BYU W /22/03 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI W OT NM /24/03 MISSISSIPPI STATE W Opponents

15 The Automated ScoreBook NM Combined Statistics (as of Mar 25, 2003) NCAA Tournament RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (2-0) (2-0) (0-0) (0-0) CONFERENCE... (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (2-0) (2-0) (0-0) (0-0) ---TOTAL PTS OUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min-- FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts ADAMS, Jordan MOORE, Mandi GREAR, Chelsea ARNDT, Lindsey GARCIA, Cristal SCAGLIONE, Tiffany MCLEOD, Lauren FOREST, Melissa LETZ, Abbie FRANCIS, Jana JOHNSON, Tiana ADAMS, Daja TEAM Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS NM OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND SCORING /22/03 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI W OT Points per game /25/03 MISSISSIPPI STATE W Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT TT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct OUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game WINNING STREAK Home win streak ATTENDANCE Home games-/game Neutral site-/game SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total NM Opponents

16 TEAM EAM EAM HIGHS AND LOWS NEW MEXICO OPPONENT Points st Half: High vs. Air Force (/) by William & Mary (/), Miami (/) Low at UNLV (/), vs. Utah (/) by BYU (/) Points nd Half: High vs. Colorado State (/) by State (/) Low vs. Louisiana Tech (/) by Air Force (/) Total Points: High vs. Air Force (/) by State (/) Low at UNLV (/) by Wyoming (/) Field Goals Made: High vs. Miami (/) by Miami (/) Low at Wyoming (/) by Kent State (/), by Air Force (/), by Wyoming (/) Field Goals Att.: High vs. Louisiana Tech (/) by Mississippi State (/) Low at USC (/) by Air Force (/) Field Goal %: High. vs. Air Force (/). by Colorado State (/) Low. at Wyoming (/). by Dartmouth (/) -Point Field Goals Made: High vs. Kent State (/) by State (/) Low at UNLV (/) by Kent State (/), San Diego State (/) -Point Field Goals Att.: High vs. Kent State (/) by State (/) Low vs. Weber State (/) by Louisiana Tech (/), Colorado State (/) -Point Field Goal %: High. vs. BYU (/). by Wyoming (/) Low. at UNLV (/). by Kent State (/) Free Throws Made: High at Cal Fullerton (/) by Wyoming (/) Low at BYU (/) by UT-San Antonio (/), by Air Force (/), by Utah (/) Free Throws Att.: High at Cal Fullerton (/) by Wyoming (/) Low at BYU (/) by UT-San Antonio (/), by Air Force (/) Free Throw %: High. vs. UNLV (/), vs. Air Force (/), vs. Wyoming (/). by Colorado State (/) Low. at BYU (/), at UNLV (/). by Utah (/) Offensive Rebounds: High vs. Memphis (/) by Mississippi State (/) Low at USC (/) by William & Mary (/) Defensive Rebounds: High vs. Mississippi State (/) by Louisiana Tech (/) Low at Colorado State (/) Kent State (/), Air Force (/), Air Force (/), CSU (/) Total Rebounds: High vs. Memphis (/) by Louisiana Tech (/), Mississippi State (/) Low at Colorado State (/) by Kent State (/) Assists: High vs. William & Mary (/) by Miami (/) Low at Wyoming (/) by Kent State (/) Blocked Shots: High vs. San Diego State (/) by Louisiana Tech (/), Wyoming (/) Low at USC (/), at Arizona (/), vs. Weber State (/), at BYU (/), at Utah (/), vs. BYU (/) by Texas (/), UT-San Antonio (/), Weber State (/), Air Force (/) Steals: High vs. Air Force (/) by USC (/) Low at Cal Fullerton (/), vs. Dartmouth (/), at Arizona (/), at Colorado State (/) by Wyoming (/) Turnovers: High at USC (/) by USC (/), by Air Force (/) Low at Colorado State (/) by Mississippi State (/) Personal Fouls: High at Wyoming (/) by Cal Fullerton (/), State (/) Low vs. Air Force (/), vs. BYU (/) by Air Force (/)

17 TEAM POINTS vs. Air Force-Jan. vs. Miami - Mar. vs. Kent State-Nov. vs. State-Dec. at Cal State Fullerton-Nov. vs. William & Mary-Nov. FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED by Wyoming-Feb. by Air Force-Feb. by Memphis-Dec. by San Diego State-Jan. by Dartmouth-Dec. by BYU-March FIELD GOALS vs. Miami-Mar. vs. Air Force-Jan. vs. William & Mary-Nov. vs. Kent State-Nov. vs. State-Dec. at Air Force-Feb. vs. Memphis-Dec. FIELD GOALS ATTETS vs. Louisiana Tech-Dec. vs. William & Mary-Nov. vs. Memphis-Dec. vs. Wyoming-Feb. vs. Miami-Mar. at UNLV-Feb. FIELD GOAL %. at Air Force-Feb.. vs. Air Force-Jan.. vs. Miami-Mar.. vs. Kent State-Nov.. vs. State-Dec.. vs. Texas-Dec. LOWEST FIELD GOAL % ALLOWED. by Dartmouth-Dec.. by Wyoming-Feb.. by Kent State-Nov.. by Memphis-Dec.. by Air Force-Feb. THREE POINT FIELD GOALS vs. Kent State-Nov. vs. Mississippi State-Mar. at State-Dec. vs. William & Mary-Nov. at Arizona-Dec. vs. UNLV-Feb. vs. Colorado State-Feb. vs. Dartmouth-Dec. vs. Memphis-Dec. vs. San Diego State-Jan. vs. Wyoming-Feb. vs. BYU-March vs. San Diego State-March vs. Air Force-Jan. vs. Utah-March THREE POINT FIELD GOAL ATTETS vs. Kent State-Nov. vs. Mississippi State-Mar. vs. William & Mary-Nov. vs. Dartmouth-Dec. vs. BYU March vs. Memphis-Dec. vs. San Diego State-March vs. Air Force-Jan. THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL % ( attempts min.). at Arizona-Dec.. at State-Dec.. vs. BYU-March. vs. Wyoming-Feb.. vs. Kent State-Nov.. vs. Mississippi State-Mar.. vs. Miami-Mar. LOWEST PT. FG % ALLOWED. by Kent State-Nov.. by BYU-Feb.. by San Diego State-Jan.. by Memphis-Dec.. by USC-Nov.. by Dartmouth-Dec MISCELLANEOUS STATS TEAM FREE THROWS at Cal State Fullerton-Nov. at Wyoming-Jan. vs. Texas-Dec. vs. Air Force-Jan. vs. State-Dec. vs. Colorado State-Feb. vs. Colorado State-March vs. Weber State-Jan. FREE THROW ATTETS at Cal State Fullerton-Nov. vs. Colorado State-March vs. State-Dec. vs. Weber State-Jan. vs. Miami-Mar. FREE THROW % ( attempts min.). at Wyoming-Jan.. vs. Air Force-Jan.. at Utah-Feb.. vs. Utah-March. vs. Texas-Dec. OUNDS vs. Memphis-Dec. vs. Wyoming-Feb. vs. Mississippi State-Mar. vs. Dartmouth-Dec. vs. Kent State-Nov. vs. San Diego State-Jan. vs. Colorado State-Feb. at Cal State Fullerton-Nov. ASSISTS vs. William & Mary-Nov. vs. Kent State-Nov. vs. Memphis-Dec. at Air Force-Feb. vs. Dartmouth-Dec. vs. Air Force-Jan. STEALS vs. Air Force-Jan. vs. Weber State-Jan. at USC-Nov. at Wyoming-Jan. at Air Force-Feb. vs. Colorado State-March vs. Kent State-Nov. vs. UT-San Antonio-Dec. vs. Colorado State-Feb. vs. Utah-March vs. State-Dec. BLOCKED SHOTS vs. San Diego State-Jan. vs. Texas-Dec. vs. Miami-Mar. vs. Kent State-Nov. vs. Louisiana Tech-Dec. vs. Memphis-Dec. vs. Air Force-Jan. vs. UNLV-Feb. vs. San Diego State-Mar. at San Diego State-Mar. vs. Mississippi State-Mar. vs. BYU-March MOST TURNOVERS CAUSED by USC-Nov. by Air Force-Jan. by Cal State Fullerton-Nov. by Weber State-Jan. by Colorado State-Jan. by Utah-March by William & Mary-Nov. by UT-San Antonio-Dec. by Arizona-Dec. by San Diego State-Jan. by UNLV-Feb. by Air Force-Feb. by BYU-March by Colorado State-March FEWEST TURNOVERS MADE at Colorado State-Jan. vs. Wyoming-Feb. vs. Colorado State-March vs. BYU-March vs. Louisiana Tech-Dec. vs. BYU-March at Air Force-Feb. at San Diego State-March at Wyoming-Jan. vs. Colorado State-Feb. BEST EST PERFORMANCES INDIVIDUAL POINTS Jordan Adams vs. Memphis-Dec. Jordan Adams vs. Weber State-Jan. Jordan Adams vs. Miami-Mar. Chelsea Grear vs. Cal State Fullerton-Nov. Jordan Adams vs. BYU-Mar. Jordan Adams at Utah-Feb. Jordan Adams vs. Texas-Dec. Jordan Adams vs. Dartmouth-Dec. Cristal Garcia vs. Colorado State-Feb. FIELD GOALS Jordan Adams vs. Memphis-Dec. Jordan Adams vs. Weber State-Jan. Jordan Adams vs. USC-Nov. Jordan Adams vs. Dartmouth-Dec. Jordan Adams at Utah-Feb. Jordan Adams vs. BYU-Mar. Jordan Adams vs. Miami-Mar. Jordan Adams vs. Louisiana Tech-Dec. Jordan Adams at San Diego State-Mar. Jordan Adams vs. Texas-Dec. Jordan Adams at BYU-Feb. Jordan Adams vs. Mississippi State-Mar. FIELD GOAL ATTETS Jordan Adams vs. Louisiana Tech-Dec. Jordan Adams vs. Weber State-Jan. Jordan Adams vs. Memphis-Dec. Jordan Adams at Wyoming-Jan. Jordan Adams at Utah-Feb. Jordan Adams at San Diego State-March Melissa Forest vs. Kent State-Nov. Jordan Adams vs. Arizona-Dec. Jordan Adams vs. BYU-Mar. Jordan Adams vs. USC-Nov. Jordan Adams vs. Miami-Mar. Jordan Adams vs. Mississippi State-Mar. FIELD GOAL % ( attempts minimum). Jordan Adams at Air Force-Feb. (). Jordan Adams vs. Air Force-Jan. (). Lauren McLeod vs. William & Mary-Nov. (). Jordan Adams vs. Dartmouth-Dec. (). Mandi Moore vs. UT-San Antonio-Dec. (). Jordan Adams vs. William & Mary-Nov. (). Abbie Letz vs. Kent State-Nov. (). Melissa Forest vs. State-Dec. (). Cristal Garcia vs. State-Dec. (). Chelsea Grear vs. UNLV-Feb. (). Melissa Forest vs. UT-San Antonio-Dec. (). Chelsea Grear vs. Louisiana Tech-Dec. (). Chelsea Grear at State-Dec. (). Melissa Forest vs. Wyoming-Feb. (), Abbie Letz vs. San Diego State-March (). Jordan Adams at Utah-Feb. (). Cristal Garcia vs. Colorado State-Feb. (). Chelsea Grear vs. Mississippis State-Mar. () THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS Cristal Garcia vs. Colorado State-Feb. Abbie Letz vs. Kent State-Nov. Mandi Moore vs. Mississippi State-Mar. Cristal Garcia vs. William & Mary-Nov. Melissa Forest vs. Kent State-Nov. Mandi Moore vs. Arizona-Dec. Mandi Moore vs. Miami-Mar. Abbie Letz vs. Memphis-Dec. Cristal Garcia at Colorado State-Jan. Abbie Letz vs. San Diego State-Jan. Abbie Letz vs. Wyoming-Feb. Tiffany Scaglione vs. Utah-March Mandi Moore vs. San Diego State-March THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTETS Melissa Forest vs. Kent State-Nov. Abbie Letz vs. Kent State-Nov. Chelsea Grear vs. William & Mary-Nov. Mandi Moore vs. Mississippi State-Mar. Cristal Garcia vs. Kent State-Nov. Mandi Moore vs. Arizona-Dec. Cristal Garcia vs. Colorado State-Feb. Cristal Garcia vs. William & Mary-Nov. Mandi Moore vs. Dartmouth-Dec. Cristal Garcia at Colorado State-Jan. Tiffany Scaglione vs. Utah-March Cristal Garcia vs. Mississippi State-Mar. Abbie Letz vs. San Diego State-Jan. Cristal Garcia vs. UNLV-Feb. Cristal Garcia at UNLV-Feb. Cristal Garcia at San Diego State-March Mandi Moore vs. San DIego State-March Cristal Garcia vs. San Diego State-March Mandi Moore vs. Miami-Mar. Abbie Letz vs. Mississippi State-Mar. THREE POINT FIELD GOAL % ( attempts minimum). Chelsea Grear vs. Cal State Fullerton-Nov. (). Cristal Garcia vs. Colorado State-Feb. (). Mandi Moore vs. Miami-Mar. (). Abbie Letz vs. Dartmouth-Dec. (). Abbie Letz vs. Wyoming-Feb. (). Lindsay Arndt vs. Mississippi State-Mar. (). Cristal Garcia vs. William & Mary-Nov. (). Abbie Letz vs. BYU-Mar. (). Cristal Garcia vs. BYU-March (). Melissa Forest vs. BYU-March (). Mandi Moore vs. Mississippi State-Mar. () FREE THROWS (Made-Attempted) ( attempts minimum) Chelsea Grear vs. Cal Fullerton-Nov. Jordan Adams vs. Cal Fullerton-Nov. Abbie Letz vs. Cal Fullerton-Nov. Chelsea Grear at State-Dec. Lindsey Arndt at Wyoming-Jan. Cristal Garcia vs. Colorado State-Feb. Cristal Garcia vs. Colorado State-March Cristal Garcia vs. Wyoming-Feb. Jordan Adams vs. Texas-Dec. Cristal Garcia vs. Air Force-Jan. Chelsea Grear vs. San Diego State-Jan. Jordan Adams at Wyoming-Jan. Mandi Moore vs. Texas-Dec. Mandi Moore vs. Air Force-Jan. Melissa Forest vs. Memphis-Dec. Jordan Adams vs. Arizona-Dec. Lindsey Arndt vs. Colorado State-Feb. Mandi Moore vs. BYU-March FREE THROW % ( attempts minimum).mandi Moore vs. Texas-Dec. (). Mandi Moore vs. Air Force-Jan. (). Lindsey Arndt at Wyoming-Jan. (). Cristal Garcia vs. Wyoming-Feb. (). Jordan Adams vs. Cal State Fullerton-Nov. (). Jordan Adams vs. Texas -Dec. (). Cristal Garcia vs. Air Force-Jan. (). Chelsea Grear vs. San Diego State-Jan. (). Cristal Garcia vs. Colorado State-Feb. (). Melissa Forest vs. Memphis-Dec. (). Jordan Adams vs. Arizona-Dec. (). Mandi Moore vs. BYU-March (). Melissa Forest vs. State-Dec. (). Mandi Moore vs. Weber State-Jan. (). Jordan Adams vs. BYU-March () OUNDS Chelsea Grear vs. Wyoming-Feb. Jordan Adams at San Diego State-March Chelsea Grear vs. Dartmouth-Dec. Chelsea Grear vs. San Diego State-March Melissa Forest vs. Memphis-Dec. Jordan Adams vs. Memphis-Dec. Chelsea Grear vs. Louisiana Tech-Dec. Chelsea Grear at State-Dec. Mandi Moore vs. Weber State-Jan. Jordan Adams vs. Mississippi State-Mar. Melissa Forest vs. Kent State-Nov. Jordan Adams vs. UT-San Antonio-Dec. Jordan Adams vs. Weber State-Jan. Jordan Adams vs. Dartmouth-Dec. Lindsey Arndt at Wyoming-Jan. Jordan Adams at BYU-Feb. Chelsea Grear vs. Colorado State-Feb. Jordan Adams vs. Colorado State-Feb. Chelsea Grear vs. BYU-Mar. Mandi Moore vs. Miami-Mar. ASSISTS Mandi Moore vs. Air Force-Jan. Mandi Moore vs. BYU-March Mandi Moore vs. Cal State Fullerton-Nov. Jordan Adams vs. William & Mary-Nov. Mandi Moore vs. William & Mary-Nov. Mandi Moore vs. Kent State-Nov. Mandi Moore vs. UT-San Antonio-Dec. Mandi Moore at Air Force-Feb. Mandi Moore vs. Dartmouth-Dec. Mandi Moore vs. Memphis-Dec. Mandi Moore vs. Texas-Dec. Mandi Moore vs. UNLV-Feb. Mandi Moore vs. Colorado State-Feb. Mandi Moore vs. Arizona-Dec. Mandi Moore at BYU-Feb. Mandi Moore at San Diego State-March STEALS Mandi Moore at Wyoming-Jan. Mandi Moore vs. State-Dec. Mandi Moore vs. UT-San Antonio-Dec. Chelsea Grear vs. Louisiana Tech-Dec. Cristal Garcia vs. Weber State-Jan. Lindsey Arndt vs. USC-Nov. Chelsear Grear vs. Cal State Fullerton-Nov. Jordan Adams vs. Louisiana Tech-Dec. Cristal Garcia at State-Dec. Cristal Garcia at Air Force-Feb. Chelsea Grear vs. Utah-March Chelsea Grear vs. BYU-March BLOCKED SHOTS Jordan Adams vs. Miami-Mar. Jordan Adams vs. Louisiana Tech-Dec. Jordan Adams vs. Texas-Dec. Jordan Adams vs. San Diego State-Jan. Jordan Adams vs. UNLV-Feb. Jordan Adams at San Diego State-March Jordan Adams vs. San Diego State-March Jordan Adams vs. Mississippi State-Mar.

18 MISCELLANEOUS STATS Current Streak Won Longest Win Streak Longest Losing Streak Last Five Last Ten Last Win Mississippi State (), Mar. Last Loss UNLV (), Feb. Leading at Halftime Trailing at Halftime Tied at Halftime UNM Shoots % or Better UNM Shoots Below % Outshoot Opponent (FG%) Outshot by Opponent (FG%) Outshoot Opponent (FT%) Outshot by Opponent (FT%) FT% Tied Outrebound Opponent (Defensively) Outrebounded by Opponent (Defensively) Rebounds Tied (Defensively) Outrebound Opponent (Offensively) Outrebounded by Opponent (Offensively) Rebounds Tied (Offensively) Outrebound Opponent (Overall) Outrebounded by Opponent (Overall) Rebounds Tied (Overall) Commit Fewer Turnovers Commit More Turnovers Turnovers Tied With One Player Scoring in Double-Figures With Two Players Scoring in Double-Figures With Three Players Scoring in Double-Figures With Four Players Scoring in Double-Figures With Five or More Players Scoring in Double-Figures When Playing at Night When Playing During the Day On a Weekday On a Weekend Home Away Overtime Conference Record of Starting Lineups: Moore, Garcia, JAdams, Grear, Arndt Moore, Grear, JAdams, Arndt, Forest Moore, Letz, JAdams, Grear, Forest Moore, Garcia, JAdams, Grear, Forest Moore, Grear, JAdams, Forest, McLeod Moore, Garcia, JAdams, Forest, Arndt Games Scoring in Double-Figures: JAdams Grear Garcia Moore Arndt Forest Letz McLeod Scaglione Games Leading UNM in Scoring: JAdams Garcia Grear Moore Forest Forest/Letz Garcia/Moore Scaglione Grear JAdams Moore Forest Grear/JAdams Arndt Arndt/Grear JAdams/Forest JAdams/Letz Grear/Garcia Games Leading UNM in Rebounding Double-Doubles JAdams season/ career Grear season/ career Moore season/ career -INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Opponents-INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Points Jordan Adams vs. Memphis (/) Points LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State (/) FGs Made Jordan Adams twice FGs Made Shawntinice Polk, Arizona (/) FG Att. Jordan Adams vs. Louisiana Tech (/) FG Att. LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State (/) FG. () Jordan Adams vs. Air Force (/) FG. () Jessica Cheeks, USC (/) PT FG Made Cristal Garcia vs. Colorado State (/) PT FG Made Jenia Dimitrova, State (/) PT FG Att. Three players, Last - Mandi Moore vs. Mississippi State (/) PT FG Att. Jenia Dimitrova, State (/) PT FG. () Chelsea Grear vs. Cal Fullerton (/) PT FG. () Two players FTs Made Jordan Adams vs. Cal Fullerton (/) FTs Made Two players FTs Att. Two players FTs Att. Jordan Adams vs. Miami (/) FT. () Two players FT. () Cristal Garcia vs. Wyoming (/) Rebounds Cheryl Ford, Louisiana Tech (/) Rebounds Two players Assists Jen Sobota, William & Mary (/) Assists Mandi Moore vs. Air Force (/) Steals Two players Steals Mandi Moore vs. Colorado State (/) Blocks Six players Blocks Jordan Adams vs. Miami (/)

19 GAME AME AME-B -BY-G -G -GAME STATS Date Site Attnd. FG FGA Pct P PA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot PF A TO B S Pts. // A... USC... // A... Cal State Fullerton... // H,... William & Mary... // H,... Kent State... // H,... State... // H,... Texas... // H,... UT-San Antonio... // H,... Dartmouth... // H,... Memphis... // A,... Arizona... // H,... Louisiana Tech... // A,... State... // H,... Weber State... // H,... Air Force... // A,... Colorado State... // A... Wyoming... // H,... San Diego State... // H,... UNLV... // A... BYU... // A,... Utah... // A... Air Force... // H,... Wyoming... // H,... Colorado State... // A... UNLV... // A... San Diego State... // H,... Utah... // H,... BYU... // N,... San Diego State... // N,... Colorado State... // N,... BYU... // H,... Miami... // H,... Mississippi State...

20 Game USC Nov. 23, 2002-Los Angeles, CA P-A Forest - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Grear - Letz - Garcia - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) USC P-A Young - Woodward - Hoffman - Cheeks - Hicks - Gnekow - Hollans - Gipson - (.) (.) (.) Attendance: Officials: Whatford, Inouye, Price - USC - Game 4 Kent State Nov. 30, 2002-Albuquerque, NM Kent State P-A Shearer - Rubis - Shibata - Kelly - Zona - Vavrek - Redick - George - O Hara - Clark - (.) (.) (.) P-A Grear - Forest - Adams,J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Johnson - Francis - Scaglione - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Morris, Sanchez, Williams Kent State BOXSCORES Game Cal State Fullerton Nov. 25, 2002-Fullerton, CA P-A Moore - Grear - Forest - Adams,J - Arndt - Letz - Johnson - Francis - Garcia - Scaglione - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Cal State Fullerton P-A Taylor - Alhadeff - Ortega - Greslie - Hansen - Pruitt - Adams - Keathley - Holman - Lee - Moon - Wagner - Mosley - Quinn - (.) (.) (.) Attendance: Officials: Perkins, Hay, Belgen - Cal Fullerton - Game 5 St Dec. 3, 2002-Albuquerque, NM State P-A Black - Clift - Moore - Sanchez - Garrett - Ford - Cherizard - Dimitrova - Moore - (.) (.) (.) P-A Grear - Forest - McLeod - Adams,J - Moore - Letz - Johnson - Francis - Garcia - Scaglione - Arndt - Adams,D - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Jones, Sanchez, Williams Technical Fouls: NMSU Garrett, Sinnamonn () State - - Game 3 William & Mary Nov. 29, 2002-Albuquerque, NM William & Mary P-A Baier - Brizendine - McCaffrey - Lange - Sobota - Ercole - Lewis - Horner - Butts - Gethers - Sazonova - (.) (.) (.) P-A Grear - Forest - Adams,J - Letz - Moore - Johnson - Francis + - Garcia - Scaglione - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Flores, Kennedy, Johnson William & Mary - - Game 6 #16/17 Texas Dec. 7, 2002-Albuquerque, NM Texas P-A Schreiber - Stephens - Bowers - Carey - Dillard - Cobbins + - Sare - Norman - Reed - Hastings - Williams - (.) (.) (.) P-A Forest - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Grear - Scaglione - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Contreras, Gulbeyan, Jones Texas - -

21 Game 7 UT-San Antonio Dec. 8, 2002-Albuquerque, NM UT-San Antonio P-A Rampley - Sandefur - Mingee - Greer - Reed - Jackson - Hendrix - Collins - Layton - Maddox - Holliday - (.) (.) (.) P-A Grear - Forest - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Letz - Johnson - Francis - Garcia - Scaglione - - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Duguid, Jones, Pardue UT-San Antonio - - Game Arizona Dec. 18, 2002-Tucson, AZ P-A Forest - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Grear - Letz - Francis - Garcia - Scagline - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Arizona P-A Warren - Polk - Wheeler - Grzyb - Brase - Sanford - Chappell - Lindner - Jones - Roberson - Peterson - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Pardue, Price, Showers Technical Fouls: UNM bench - Arizona BOXSCORES Game 8 Dartmouth Dec. 14, 2002-Albuquerque, NM Dartmouth P-A Skelly - Hanks - Cullen - Soriaga - Librizzi - Hanson - Frett - O Donnell - Lewis - Burnham - Yasaitis - Demann - Downs - (.) (.) (.) P-A Grear - Forest - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Letz - Johnson - Francis - Garcia - Scaglione - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Solis, Strong, Coil Dartmouth - - Game 11 Louisiana Tech Dec. 21, 2002-Albuquerque, NM Louisiana Tech P-A Frierson - Ford - Smith - Clay - Obaze - Crain - Ray - Carter - Harding - (.) (.) (.) New Mexcio P-A Forest - Arndt - Adamd,J - Moore - Grear - Letz - Garcia - Scaglione - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Morris, Pardue, Williams Louisiana Tech - - Game 9 Memphis Dec. 15, 2002-Albuquerque, NM Memphis P-A Soso - Hamp - Swilley - Sullivan - Rogers - Crawford - Carter - Booker - Egenti - Butler - Stoglin - Hart - (.) (.) (.) P-A Grear - Forest - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Letz - Johnson - Francis - Garcia - Scaglione - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Coil, Hermann, Nakasone Memphis - - Game State Dec. 30, 2002-Las Cruces, NM P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Johnson - Francis - Scaglione - Forest - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) New Mexcio State P-A Ford - Clift - Jones - Sanchez - Garrett - Cherizard - Moore,P - Dimitrova - Moore,K - Black - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Tillman, Porter, Lerma - State -

22 Game 13 Weber State Jan. 11, 2003-Albuquerque, NM Weber State P-A Sampson - Howe - Hesselbach - Gjertsen - Muller - Gardner - Mickelsen - Robertson - Hansen - Tukaufu - (.) (.) (.) P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Johnson - Francis - Scaglione - Forest - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Nakasone, Garcia, Jones Weber State - - Game Wyoming Jan. 25, 2003-Laramie, WY P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Johnson + - Francis - Scaglione - Forest - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Wyoming P-A Arsene - Bacon - McColl - Pickup - Elliott - Tucker - McCann - Young - Lenhardt - Taylor + - Wiersma - Hippen - (.) (.) (.) Attendance: Officials: Johnson, Erdman, Ruybalid - Wyoming BOXSCORES Game 14 Air Force Jan. 18, 2003-Albuquerque, NM Air Force P-A Gross - Neff - Stillman - Howell - Grove - Rees - Childress - Roesch - Thomas - Dahlstrom - Butler - (.) (.) (.) P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Johnson - Francis - Scaglione - Forest - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Johnson, Penaflor, Russi Air Force - - Game 17 San Diego State Jan. 30, 2003-Albuquerque, NM San Diego State P-A Williams - McCartny - Dunlap - Cox - Shaw - King - White - Wolf - Sauls - Howard - Kiesling - (.) (.) (.) P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Johnson - Francis - Scaglione - Forest - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Contreras, LJones, Petter San Diego State - - Game Colorado State Jan. 23, 2003-Fort Collins, CO P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Johnson - Francis - Scaglione - Forest - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Colorado State P-A Augspurger - Borton - Strecker - Venekamp - Espinoza - Ferrucho - Campbell - Jenkins - Thomas - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Larson, JJones, LJones - Colorado State - Game 18 UNLV Feb. 1, 2003-Albuquerque, NM UNLV P-A McCracklin, S - McCracklin, D - Gray - Jinks - Mitchell - Moore - Clark - Robinson - Strong - (.) (.) (.) P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Scaglione - Forest - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Strong, Nakasone, Solis UNLV - -

23 Game BYU Feb. 6, 2003-Provo, Utah P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Scaglione - Forest - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) BYU P-A Cheesman - Overdiek - Chamberlain - Nelson - Thorn - Seljaas - Larson - Taylor - Anderson - Wallace + - Hansen - (.) (.) (.) Attendance: Officials: Kennedy, Myles, Nakasone - BYU - Game 22 Wyoming Feb. 20, 2003-Albuquerque, NM Wyoming P-A Arsene - Bacon - McColl - Pickup - Elliott - McCann - Shaffner - Young - Lenhardt - Ewing - Wiersma - Hippen - (.) (.) (.) P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Johnson - Francis - Scaglione - Forest - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Gonzalez, Solis, Tentor Wyoming BOXSCORES Game Utah Feb. 8, 2003-Salt Lake City, Utah P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Johnson - Francis - Scaglione - Forest - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Utah P-A Smith - Little - Marshall - Thorburn - Stireman - Wobbe - Wood - Green - Sitterud - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Kennedy, Solis, Strong - Utah - Game 23 Colorado State Feb. 22, 2003-Albuquerque, NM Colorado State P-A Augspurger - Borton - Campbell - Strecker - Ferrucho - Espinoza - Jenkins - Thomas - (.) (.) (.) P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams, J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Scaglione - Forest - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Karp, Brown, Petty Colorado State - - Game Air Force Feb. 15, 2003-Colorado Springs, CO P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Johnson - Francis - Scaglione - Forest - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Air Force P-A Roesch - Thomas - Neff - Stillman - Grove - Childress - Weber - Hueman - Pounds - Dahlstrom - Butler - (.) (.) (.) Attendance: Officials: Guzman, Strong, Penaflor - Air Force - Game UNLV Feb. 27, 2003-Las Vegas, Nev. P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams, J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Johnson - Francis - Scaglione - Forest - Adams, D - MCleod - (.) (.) (.) UNLV P-A Mitchell - McCracklin, S - McCracklin, D - Gray - Jinks - Moore - Clark - Sneed - Homan - Robinson - Strong - (.) (.) (.) Attendance: Officials: Hermann, Morris, Solis - UNLV -

24 Game San Diego State March 1, 2003-San Diego, CA P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams, J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Francis - Scaglione - Forest - Adams, D - MCleod - (.) (.) (.) San Diego State P-A Williams - McCartny - Dunlap - Wolf - Cox - King - Shaw - Fouse - Kiesling - (.) (.) (.) Attendance: Officials: Garcia, Kennedy, Petty - San Diego State - Game 28 San Diego State March 12, 2003-Las Vegas, Nev., MWC Tournament San Diego State P-A Williams - McCartny - Dunlap - Wolf - Cox - King - Kiesling - (.) (.) (.) P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Scaglione - Forest - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Officials: Kennedy, Coil, Price San Diego State BOXSCORES Game 26 Utah March 6, 2003-Albuquerque, NM Utah P-A Smith - Marshall - Little - Thorburn - Stireman - Wobbe - Wood - Green - Sitterud - (.) (.) (.) P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Scaglione - Forest - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Campbell, Jones, Price Utah - - Game 29 Colorado State March 14, 2003-Las Vegas, Nev., MWC Tournament Colorado State P-A Augspurger - Campbell - Strecker - Ferrucho - Borton - Espinoza - Jenkins - Thomas - (.) (.) (.) P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Johnson + - Francis + - Scaglione - Forest - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Officials: Stevens, Kennedy, Pardue Technical Fouls: Augspurger (), CSU bench () Colorado State - - Game 27 BYU March 8, 2003-Albuquerque, NM BYU P-A Cheesman - Chamberlain - Nelson - Thorn - Overdiek - Seljaas - Gatten - Taylor - Kozlowski - Anderson - Hansen - (.) (.) (.) P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams,J - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Francis - Scaglione - Forest - Adams,D - McLeod - (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Ruybalid, Larson, Strong Technical Fouls: BYU bench BYU - - Game 30 BYU March 15, 2003-Las Vegas, Nev., MWC Tournament BYU P-A Kozlowski Cheesman Nelson Thorn Overdiek Seljaas Lewis + Miller + Larson Taylor Brown + Anderson Chamberlain Hansen (.) (.) (.) P-A Grear Arndt Adams,J Moore Garcia Letz Scaglione Forest Adams,D McLeod (.) (.) (.) Officials: Jones, Pardue, Stevens BYU - -

25 Game 31 Miami March 22, 2003-Albuquerque, NM NCAA First Round Miami P-A James - Wilkins - McCormick - Saake - Wilson - Marincic - Knight - Hartlaub - Broussard (.) (.) (.) P-A Grear - Arndt - Adams - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Johnson - Francis - Scaglione - Forest - McLeod (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Newton, Rezac, Jones Miami BOXSCORES Game Mississippi State March 24, 2003-Albuquerque, NM NCAA Second Round P-A Grear - Arndt - JAdams - Moore - Garcia - Letz - Francis - Scaglione - Forest - DAdams - McLeod (.) (.) (.) Mississippi State P-A Thomas - Kates - Warren - Jones - White - Ferguson - McKinney - Anderson - Burton (.) (.) (.) Attendance:, Officials: Bell, Newton, Rezac - Mississippi State -

26 #5 Abbie Letz Forward Fr Hanks HS El Paso, Texas An all-around player who can play several positions. Handles the ball well and shoots well. She did everything in high school but has not had to do so much in college. Has a great understanding of the game and is very coachable. : Has played in all games, starting in one Scored points against William & Mary, going from the three-point line Grabbed seven rebounds against Cal State Fullerton Scored points against Memphis, including three pointers d to the Southwest Airlines Lobo Shootout All-Tournament team Had points and grabbed eight rebounds in Las Vegas at the MWC Championships Had four rebounds, three assists and notched three points against Mississippi State HIGH SCHOOL: Was district MVP three years in a row First team all-city for three years Helped lead Hanks to four District A titles and was a TABC and TGCA all-star Was inducted into the El Paso Hall of Fame and was named the A Female Athlete of the Year Averaged points and. rebounds her senior year Lettered in basketball and volleyball went in her four years AAU team was the National Champions. Year G-GS FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Pts. Reb (O-D-T) PF-DQ A TO B S Min Game-By-Game Statistics Min Fg-A Reb A TO B Fullerton William & Mary Kent State St. Texas UTSA Dartmouth Louisiana St. Weber State Air San Diego @Air Force Wyoming Diego State Utah BYU San Diego State Colorado State BYU Miami Mississippi State

27 #11 Tiana Johnson Guard Fr Goddard HS Roswell, NM A very athletic player with a quick shot. Her shot has uited her well at the Division I level. She now needs to work on her intensity and work ethic to make the adjustment to college basketball. : Has seen action in games Has scored points Has seven rebounds Had three rebounds in four minutes against Weber State Had a big steal and three-point play against San Diego State Played her most minutes of the year () against San Diego State Saw time in the NCAA first round game vs. Miami. HIGH SCHOOL: Was named the team MVP for Goddard her junior and senior years Helped lead Goddard to two district titles Was first team all-state her senior year Was district MVP two years in a row d first team all-district her senior year and was MVP of the East-West All-Star game Averaged. points,. rebounds and. blocks per game her senior year was A district champions her junior year and was A district and Region B champions her senior Lettered in basketball and track. Year G-GS FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Pts. Reb (O-D-T) PF-DQ A TO B SMin Game-By-Game Statistics Min Fg-A Reb A TO B Fullerton William & Mary Kent State St. Texas UTSA Dartmouth Louisiana St. Weber State Air + San Diego @Air Force Wyoming Diego State Utah BYU* San Diego State Colorado State + BYU Miami Mississippi State

28 #21 Mandi Moore Guard So Canyon HS Canyon, Texas Became the Lobos starting point guard as a freshman. Exceeded all expectations in her adjustment from high school to the collegiate level. She was named the Mountain West Conference Newcomer of the Year, the first Lobo since Jordan Adams to garner that honor. d to the all-mwc third team this season. : Started every game this year Has dished eight or more assists in games Has assists on the year Scored against State, going in field goals, from the three-point line Had nine rebounds against USC and is second on the team with defensive boards Has played all minutes nine times this year Had a career-high assists (and only one turnover) against Air Force Recorded a career-high of seven steals at Wyoming At MWC Tournament, played minutes, recorded points, grabbed rebounds and dished out assists d to the All-Tournament at the MWC Championships After NCAA first round game vs. Miami, she leads the Lobos in career and season three-point percentage with percent Has become the singleseason assist leader with, surpassing Nikki Heckroth who had in the season Her career assists are good enough for fourth place all-time Set a new career-high with five three-pointers against Mississippi State in the NCAA second round. : Started in all games Played, minutes, averaging. minutes per game Third on the team in scoring at. ppg Grabbed rebounds (. rpg), of those were defensive rebounds Led the team and the conference in assists with Was second in the MWC with a. assist-to-turnover ratio Led the Lobos with steals Had two doubledoubles Led the team with threepointers Third in the conference in three-point shooting (.%) for the regular season Against Notre Dame she was one of only two Lobo players to score in double figures Game-By-Game Statistics Min Fg-A Reb A TO B Fullerton William & Mary Kent State St. Texas UTSA Dartmouth Louisiana St. Weber State Air San Diego @Air Force Wyoming Diego State Utah BYU San Diego State Colorado State BYU Miami Mississippi State Year G-GS FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Pts. Reb (O-D-T) PF-DQ A TO B S Min......,..... Totals.....,,

29 #24 Jana Francis Center Fr Canadian HS Canadian, Texas A real hard worker who, defensively, has been an assest. Listens well and is working to make a positive contribution to the college game. : Has seen action in games Has grabbed rebounds Has played minutes twice, including a seven point, two rebound performance against San Diego State Had two blocks against San Diego, one of six players to record a block Was - from the field against San Diego State. Had first career steal vs. San Diego State (//) Saw a combined five minutes off the bench against Miami and Mississippi in the NCAA first and second rounds. HIGH SCHOOL: A BCI All-America from was BCI national champions in Allregion her junior year All-state her senior year All-district her four years at Canadian Was district MVP her senior year and was chosen a McDonald s All-America nominee Averaged points and rebounds her senior year Led the Wildcats to the regional tournament two years in a row made it to the playoffs four years in a row Lettered in basketball and golf. Year G-GS FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Pts. Reb (O-D-T) PF-DQ A TO B SMin Game-By-Game Statistics Min Fg-A Reb A TO B Fullerton William & Mary Kent State St. Texas UTSA Dartmouth Louisiana St. Weber State Air San Diego @Air Force Wyoming Diego State Utah BYU San Diego State Colorado State + BYU Miami Mississippi State

30 #30 Chelsea Grear Forward Sr Lutheran N. HS Houston, Texas A good mid-range shooter, Chelsea has great quickness and she runs the floor well. She also is an excellent defender and has had no problem defending the opposing wing. She received Honorable Mention All-MWC honors last year. Led the conference in offensive rebounds and is a force on the boards for the Lobos. d second team All-MWC this year. : Second on the team in scoring,. ppg Shooting % fromthe field Had a career-high points against Cal State Fullerton, from field goal range, from three-point range and from the line Had a career-high rebounds against Wyoming d to the Southwest Airlines Lobo Shootout All-Tournament Has had three double-doubles this year Recorded points and rebounds at the MWC Tournament Also had five steals Notched points, six assists against Miami in the first round of the NCAA tournament Was solid against Mississippi State, notching points, including eight from field-goal range (). : Started in all games Finished second on the team in scoring with. ppg Led the team in rebounding with. rpg and was fifth in the MWC Scored in double figures times and had four double-doubles Led the team and was fifth Game-By-Game Statistics in the MWC in fg% at %. : Scored in double-figures times Had a career-high rebounds and points against UTEP Started in of games for the Lobos, averaging. minutes per contest Finished the season averaging. points per game and. rebounds per game Started all games in the postseason for the Lobos Averaged minutes per game Scored in double-figures in two of the WNIT games, she had points against Arizona and points against UAB Also had double-figure rebounding with boards against Hawaii and boards against Ohio State in the championship game of the WNIT. - : Played in games while averaging. minutes,. points and. rebounds per game Started first game of her career at BYU and finished with six points and five rebounds in minutes. Min Fg-A Reb A TO B Fullerton William & Mary Kent State St. Texas UTSA Dartmouth Louisiana St. Weber State Air San Diego @Air Force Wyoming Diego State Utah BYU San Diego State Colorado State BYU Miami Mississippi State Year G-GS FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Pts. Reb (O-D-T) PF-DQ A TO B S Min Totals-.....,

31 #31 Cristal Garcia Guard Sr Pojoaque HS Santa Fe, NM A quick-shooting guard who has a tremendous scorer s mentality. Defensively, she guards the point, due to her size, but offensively, is more suited for the two because of her scoring ability and outside threat. : Has seen action in every game Leads the team with threepointers Scored points against State in minutes d to the Holiday Inn Mountain View Invitational All-Tournament Had a career-high four steals against Weber State Had three of more -pointers in three games this year Had a career-high points against Colorado State including a career best six three-pointers Was named Mountain West Conference Player of the Week thanks to her play against Wyoming and Colorado State. Kept BYU s leading scorer to only points in the MWC Championship game in Las Vegas Compiled points and rebounds at the MWC Tournament Scored nine points against Miami in the first round of the NCAA tournament, was from the line Tallied four points against Mississippi State and grabbed five rebounds. : Played in every game but two Played minutes, averaging. minutes per game Totaled three-pointers for the season Scored in of UNM s games, including a season-high points on -of- shooting with three-pointers Game-By-Game Statistics against Air Force on Feb. Ranked fourth on Min Fg-A Reb A TO B S Pts the team in three-point field goal with.% (). : Scored a careerhigh points against UTEP, going from Fullerton William & Mary Kent State St. Texas UTSA Dartmouth Louisiana St. Weber State Air San Diego @Air Force Wyoming Diego State Utah BYU - - San Diego State Colorado State BYU Miami Mississippi State Year G-GS FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Pts. Reb (O-D-T) PF-DQ A TO B S Min Totals.....,

32 #32 Tiffany Scaglione Forward Sr San Jose City College San Jose, CA Has been used to provide balanced scoring and help defensively on the boards. Is able to step out and hit the three if needed but most of her points come off of offensive rebounds. : Has seen action in games, playing minutes Set a career high for points with and hit career high three -pointers against Utah... Grabbed a careerhigh six rebounds Played a career-high minutes against Dartmouth and tied career high minutes in the same record-setting game against Utah Recorded nine points, played minutes at the MWC Tournament Scored seven points overall in games against Miami and Mississippi State in the NCAA tournament Grabbed three rebounds against Mississippi State. : Saw action in games Played minutes Had her best game against UTEP when she went from the line and from the three-point line, scoring nine points in the game Finished the year with points (. ppg) and rebounds (. rpg) She scored in games and UNM was in those games. COLLEGE: Transfered from San Jose City College Was a Kodak All-America honorable mention d the player of the year in for northern California Was first team all-conference her freshman year Was first team all-state her sophomore year MVP of Coast Conference her sophomore year Inducted into the SJCC Hall of Fame as the most outstanding female athlete Graduated from SJCC with a. GPA and was on the Dean s List both years Game-By-Game Statistics Min Fg-A Reb A TO B Fullerton William & Mary Kent State St. Texas UTSA Dartmouth Louisiana St. Weber State Air San Diego @Air Force Wyoming Diego State Utah BYU San Diego State Colorado State BYU Miami Mississippi State Year G-GS FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Pts. Reb (O-D-T) PF-DQ A TO B S Min Totals

33 #33 Melissa Forest Forward Jr Hobbs HS Hobbs, NM Melissa saw action at the four and five positions this year. She has became UNM s top scorer off the bench, averaging. points. Has been able to hit the three with consistency and has a soft touch from feet. Has helped the Lobos lead the league in rebounding. : Has seen action in every game Had a career-high points against Kent State, from the field, from behind the arc Had rebounds against Memphis for a career-high d the Holiday Inn Mountain View Invitational MVP Scored points off the bench against Colorado State Came off the bench at the MWC Championships to record points and eight rebounds Had five first-half points against Mississippi State in the NCAA second round game Also recorded three rebounds against the Lady Bulldogs. : Played in all games, starting in two Averaged. minutes per game,. points per game and. rebounds per game Scored in double figures seven times Had a career-high points against UNLV in minutes, going from the field and grabbing seven boards Had a strong showing against No. Texas, leading the team with points and nine rebounds Led the Lobos in scoring three times Played minutes against Notre Dame in the NCAA Tournament Scored points to lead all UNM players against the Irish Grabbed five rebounds Game-By-Game Statistics : Had her best game of the year against UTEP when she scored points in minutes of play Saw action in games for the Lobos Finished the year averaging. points per game and. rebounds per game Played a season-high minutes against Western Illinois and grabbed a season-high six rebounds Played in four games during the Lobos run in the WNIT. Min Fg-A Reb A TO B Fullerton William & Mary Kent State St. Texas UTSA Dartmouth Louisiana St. Weber State Air San Diego @Air Force Wyoming Diego State Utah BYU San Diego State Colorado State BYU Miami Mississippi State Year G-GS FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Pts. Reb (O-D-T) PF-DQ A TO B S Min Totals.....

34 A returning starter who ranks high in several career categories at UNM. Adams is adept at getting strong position in the paint and scoring down low. She is known for her deadly hook shot within six feet of basket, but can also step outside and hit the three. Adams is a three time All-MWC selection. : d first team All-MWC and was MWC Tournament MVP Started every game Leads the team in scoring Had five blocks against Texas and tied her career-high of eight blocks in the NCAA First Round against Miami Tied her careerhigh with points against Memphis Grabbed a season-high rebounds against Memphis d to the Holiday Inn Mountain View Invitational All-Tournament and was MVP for the Southwest Airlines Lobo Shootout Against Arizona she had of her points in the second half Was one point away from tying her career-high for the second time this season with points against Weber State Led all scorers at Utah with points Recorded team-high points at the MWC Championships Also grabbed rebounds and made seven blocks. Against Miami, recorded eight blocks to tie a career high as well as the school record of set by Luc Longley (former men s program star)...with th block, she is tied for th on the NCAA all-time blocks list Recorded a game-high points against the Hurricanes, giving her eight or more point games this season Became the all-time school leader in blocked shots () against Mississippi State in the NCAA second round game Had third career doubledouble against the Lady Bulldogs with points and ten rebounds Game-By-Game Statistics Min Fg-A Reb A TO B S Pts : d Second All-Mountain West Conference for Played in all games, starting in Led the team in scoring at. ppg and blocks with Scored her,th point against Portland State Set a WNIT record with her seven blocks against Pacific. : d Second All-Mountain West Conference Finished the season as the Lobos leading scorer (. ppg) and rebounder (. rpg) Led the MWC in blocks Finished third in the Mountain West Conference in scoring, ninth in rebounding and seventh in free throw percentage Scored in double-figures in of New Mexico s games d to the WNIT All-Tournament In the postseason Jordan started all games for UNM She scored in double-figures in every game except the Houston game in the first round of the WNIT. : d the Mountain West Conference Newcomer of the Year First true freshman to lead UNM in scoring since Led the MWC in blocks Recorded first double-double of her career at No. Arizona, with points on from the floor, including - from -point range, and rebounds Put up a career-best points on from the floor, and from downtown against Utah. #40 Jordan Adams Center Sr Moapa Valley HS Fullerton William & Mary Kent State St. Texas UTSA Dartmouth Louisiana St. Weber State Air San Diego @Air Force Wyoming Diego State Utah BYU San Diego State Colorado State BYU Miami Mississippi State Year G-GS FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Pts. Reb (O-D-T) PF-DQ A TO B S Min Total,...,..,

35 #42 Lindsey Arndt Forward S Sandia HS Albuquerque, NM A local player who started every game but one last year. Lindsey was a tremendous help on the boards. Most of her time was spent at the three and four spots. She earned All-MWC honorable mention honors for her play last season. Future looks bright for this talented sophomore. : Has played in games, starting in Missed two games when she had a mild injury to her back Has played minutes, averaging. mpg Has grabbed rebounds,. rpg Was perfect in every shot she took against Air Force, from the field, from three-point land and from the line At the MWC Championships she grabbed ten boards and recorded eight points Recorded six rebounds against both Miami and Mississippi State in the NCAA tournament Hit first three shots of the game vs. Mississippi State from behind the arc Finished up with nine points against the Lady Bulldogs. : Saw action in all games, starting in Finished the year fifth on the team in scoring with points (. ppg) Third on the team in rebounding with (. rpg) Ranked in the top- in the Mountain West in rebounding Had an incredible game against Arizona, leading both teams in rebounding with and chipping in points for her first collegiate double-double Scored in double figures nine times Had two doubledoubles on the season Tried out for the Australian National over the summer. Year G-GS FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Pts. Reb (O-D-T) PF-DQ A TO B S Min Totals....., Game-By-Game Statistics Min Fg-A Reb A TO B Fullerton William & Mary Kent State St. Texas UTSA Dartmouth Louisiana St. Weber State Air San Diego @Air Force Wyoming Diego State Utah BYU San Diego State Colorado State BYU Miami Mississippi State

36 #44 Daja Adams Center Sr Temple College San Antonio, Texas Daja has been able to give valuable minutes in the low post position. She has a good upside and with hard work her playing time will increase. : Has seen action in games, playing minutes Has grabbed rebounds and blocked nine shots, tying her for second on the team Played her most minutes () at State She scored five points at the Aggies for a season-high Has played in three post-season games for the Lobos. : Played in games Missed a few games after having a biopsy on tissue in her right knee Played more than minutes five times when her most minutes came against Notre Dame in the NCAA Tournament Tied a career-high with five blocks in five minutes against Wyoming at home Grabbed four rebounds and had two blocks against Notre Dame. COLLEGE: Transfered from Temple Junior College d first team all-conference finished, in conference play Averaged. ppg and. rpg Led the team in blocked shots with. Year G-GS FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Pts. Reb (O-D-T) PF-DQ A TO B S Min Totals Game-By-Game Statistics Min Fg-A Reb A TO B Fullerton William & Mary Kent State St. Texas UTSA Dartmouth Louisiana St. Weber State Air San Diego @Air Force Wyoming Diego State Utah BYU San Diego State Colorado State BYU Miami Mississippi State

37 #50 Lauren McLeod Forward Jr Midway HS Waco, Texas Lauren has seen quite a bit of action at the three along side Chelsea Grear. She is a very capable shooter and adds tremendous depth at the three position. : Has played in every game this year Has minutes,. mpg Saw her most minutes on the Utah trip, recording minuts against both BYU and Utah Scored in double figures ( pts.) against William & Mary Recorded four points at the MWC Tournament in minutes off the bench Notched six total points against Miami and Mississippi State in the NCAA Tournament Also dished out two assists against Miami. : Saw action in all games Averaged. minutes per game Scored points (. ppg) and grabbed rebounds (. rpg) Led the team in free-throw percentage shooting at.% for the season (- ) Would have led the conference in free throw shooting if she had the required three attempts per game. - : Saw action in all games, starting in Had a season-high points against UNLV Had seven rebounds against UCLA for a season-high Had five assists in the first game against Air Force Played minutes, averaging. minutes per contest Finished the season averaging. points per game and. rebounds per game. Year G-GS FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Pts. Reb (O-D-T) PF-DQ A TO B S Min Totals , Game-By-Game Statistics Min Fg-A Reb A TO B Fullerton William & Mary Kent State St. Texas UTSA Dartmouth Louisiana St. Weber State Air San Diego @Air Force Wyoming Diego State Utah BYU San Diego State Colorado State BYU Miami Mississippi State