GAME. DePauw Schedule/Results (33-0)

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1 GAME DEPAUW WOMEN S BASKETBALL NOTES DePauw Tigers (33-0) vs. Wis.-Whitewater Warhawks (26-6) NCAA Championship Game Sat., March 16 DeVos Fieldhouse/Hope College Holland, Mich. 7 p.m. DePauw Schedule/Results (33-0) NOVEMBER 16!vs. Wisconsin-Stout W !at Wisconsin Lutheran W WILMINGTON W Washington-St. Louis W Illinois Wesleyan W DECEMBER 1 *at Denison W *at Ohio Wesleyan W #vs. Babson W #vs. Messiah W $ROSE-HULMAN W $ROCKFORD W JANUARY 4 *ALLEGHENY W *HIRAM W *KENYON W *at Wooster W *DENISON W *at Oberlin W *WITTENBERG W *OHIO WESLEYAN W *at Kenyon W FEBRUARY 1 *at Allegheny W *at Hiram W *OBERLIN W *at Wittenberg W *WOOSTER W %HIRAM W %WITTENBERG W %KENYON W MARCH 1 ^LA ROCHE W ^MARYVILLE (Tenn.) W ^WASHINGTON-ST. LOUIS W ^CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT W ^vs. Williams W ^vs. Wis.-Whitewater 7 p.m. *North Coast Athletic Conference game!dunn s Sporting Goods Tipoff Tourn.; Milwaukee, Wesleyan Thanksgiving Tournament #Puerto Rico Shootout; San Juan Puerto Rico $Amy Hasbrook Memorial Tournament; Greencastle, Ind. %NCAC Tournament ^NCAA Division III Championship DEPAUW QUICK FACTS Location...Greencastle, Indiana Enrollment... 2,336 Founded Nickname...Tigers Colors...Old Gold and Black Home Court...Neal Fieldhouse (2,500) Affiliation... NCAA Division III Conference...North Coast Athletic Conference President...Dr. Brian W. Casey Director of Athletics...Stevie Baker-Watson ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Director of Sports Information... Bill Wagner bwagner@depauw.edu (o) (c) Asst., Ath. Marketing/New Media...Aaron Horvath aaronhorvath@depauw.edu Web site... Twitter...@DePauwAthletics Facebook...facebook.com/DePauwAthletics LIVE COVERAGE Live Stats... Video:... Radio (WGRE 91.5 FM)... THE COACHES DePauw Wisconsin-Whitewater Kris Huffman...Head Coach...Keri Carollo Northern Iowa 90...Alma Mater... Humboldt State (20th year)... Career Record (11th year) (20th year)...record at School (11th year) Coach s Record vs. Opponent (14)...NCAA Championship Record (appearances) (5) SERIES HISTORY (Wisconsin-Whitewater leads, 1-0) 3/15/2008 Wis.-Whitewater 83, DePauw 80 (NCAA Division III Sectional Final; Whitewater, Wis.) NCAA RECORD and APPEARANCES DePauw: (14 appearances; second in national championship game/2007) Wisconsin-Whitewater: (13 appearances; first in national championship game) Following last night s NCAA Division III semifinal win over 15th-ranked Williams, the number-one ranked DePauw women s basketball team faces 26-6 Wisconsin-Whitewater in the 2013 national championship game. The Warhawks earned a spot in the title game following a overtime victory over Amherst last night. Mary Merg hit a buzzer-beating three to force the overtime and then she won the game with a jumper at the buzzer of the first extra session. DePauw earned automatic qualification into the 64-team field after winning the North Coast Athletic Conference tournament with a win over Kenyon on February 23. The Tigers are making their 10th straight appearance and 14th overall. DePauw won the national title in 2007, finished third in 2002 and were quarterfinalists in 2006 and The Tigers are in NCAA postseason play. Playing all four NCAA games at the Neal Fieldhouse, DePauw opened with a victory over La Roche and a win againt Maryville (Tenn.) in the second round. They then topped #21 Washington-St. Louis, 59-41, in the sectional semifinals and #17 Christopher Newport, 76-55, in the sectional final. Wisconsin-Whitewater earned an at-large spot in the tournament after falling to Wisconsin- Stevens Point in overtime at the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference tournament, The Warhawks are appearing in their 13th NCAA postseason with a all-time record and making their first appearance in the championship game. Like DePauw, the Warhawks were at home for all four tournament games leading up to the semifinals. They topped Wisconsin Lutheran (68-48) in the opening round and Carthage (71-51) in the second. In last weekend s sectional, the Warhawks bear Simpson (76-63) and Hope (65-60). DEPAUW PROBABLE STARTERS No. Name Pos Ht Yr Hometown PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG% FT% 22 Ellie Pearson F 5-11 Sr. Madison, Wis Alison Stephens F 5-10 Jr. Prairie Village, Kan Savannah Trees G 5-8 So. Libertyville, Ill Kate Walker G 5-6 Sr. Indianapolis, Ind Ali Ross G 5-7 Jr. Lexington, Ky KEY RESERVES No. Name Pos Ht Yr Hometown PPG RPG APG FG%` 3FG% FT% 11 Jenna Stoner G 5-8 Fr. Bowling Green, Ohio Emma Ondik G 5-5 So. Naperville, Ill Lauren Abendroth G 5-9 So. Toledo, Ohio Alex Gasaway F 5-10 Jr. Crawfordsville, Ind Hannah Lukemeyer F 6-0 So. Bloomington, Ind Kathleen Molloy G 5-9 Sr. Chicago, Ill Erin McGinnis F 5-10 Jr. Normal, Ill

2 10 of DePauw s 19 student-athletes have at least a 3.33 cumulative grade point average and seven have at least a DePauw is playing in its 10th straight NCAA Division III Championship and 14th in 18 years. The Tigers won the 2007 title, finished third in 2002 and have appeared in the national quarterfinals three times since 2006 and four times since This is the Tigers second appearance in the national championship game. Current NCAA Appearance Streaks School Consecutive App. 1. Washington-St. Louis Southern Maine Messiah DePauw DePauw brings a all-time tournament record into tonight s game and has won 18 of its last 24 tournament games. The 25 wins is tied for 11th on the all-time Division III list and the.667 winning percentage is ninth among schools playing at least 30 games in the tournament. All-Time NCAA Tournament Wins (including national semifinal games) School Yrs W L Pct. 1. Washington-St. Louis Scranton Southern Maine St. Thomas (Minn.) Wis.-Eau Claire Capital Hope Salem St New York U Bowdoin DePauw Amherst All-Time NCAA Tournament Winning Percentage (Min. 30 games) (including national semifinal games) School Yrs W L Pct. 1. Amherst George Fox Washington-St. Louis Wis.-Stevens Point Hope Capital Wis.-Oshkosh Elizabethtown DePauw Bowdoin The Tigers 33-0 season marks DePauw s 12th straight season of 22 or more wins and its 16th 20-win season in the last 17 years. DePauw and Hope College are the only Division III schools with a current streak of 22-win seasons of that length. The Tigers 32 wins marks the ninth time in the last 12 years they ve won at least 25. TIGERS NOTES The Tigers 33 wins is the most in program history. The national championship team finished Most Victories in a Division III Season 33 DePauw Howard Payne Hope Capital 1995 With a win tonight, DePauw would become just the seventh Division III women s team to complete a season without a loss. NCAA Division III Unbeaten Seasons 1995 Capital Wis.-Oshkosh Washington-St. Louis Washington-St. Louis Howard Payne George Fox 32-0 DePauw s seniors Kathleen Molloy, Ellie Pearson, Kate Walker have posted a record which ranks second in wins in Division III in that time. The Tigers.917 winning percentage over the last four years is second in Division III behind Amherst s.954 (125-6). The 111 wins matches the school record as the seniors on the squad were Kris Huffman is DePauw s all-time leader with 465 coaching wins and an.820 winning percentage. In 20 seasons she s posted a record. When she started prior to the season, DePauw had compiled an all-time record of for a.377 winning percentage. Today the program s all-time record stands at for a.660 percentage. Winningest NCAA All-Time Coaches (All Levels) by Percentage (10 yrs minimum as NCAA HC) Coach, School Yrs W L Pct. 1. GP Gromacki, Amherst Leon Barmore, La. Tech Geno Auriemma, Connecticut Brian Morehouse, Hope Gary Fifield, S. Maine Nancy Fahey. Wash.-St. Louis Pat Summit, Tennessee Lloyd Clark, Delta State Ron McHenry, Washburn Robert Guy, Geneseo St Kim Mulkey, Baylor Kris Huffman, DePauw Winningest Active Division III Coaches by Percentage (5 yrs minimum as DIII HC) Coach, School Yrs W L Pct. 1. GP Gromacki, Amherst Brian Morehouse, Hope Gary Fifield, S. Maine Nancy Fahey, Washington Kris Huffman, DePauw Winningest All-Time Division III Coaches by Percentage (10 yrs minimum as DIII HC) Coach, School Yrs W L Pct. 1. GP Gromacki, Amherst Brian Morehouse, Hope Gary Fifield, S. Maine Nancy Fahey, Washington Robert Guy, Geneseo St Kris Huffman, DePauw Since the beginning of the season, DePauw teams have posted a record for an.854 winning percentage which ranks second in Division III in that time in winning percentage and tied for second in wins. DePauw has won 18 straight home games, 44 of its last 45, 934 of its last 96 and 106 of its last 109. Since the beginning of the season, DePauw has posted a record in the Neal Fieldhouse for a.949 winning percentage. The Tigers 18 home wins this season broke the record of 14 established in , and DePauw finished with its fifth undefeated home season ( , , and ). Against the tournament field, DePauw posted a 4-0 regular season record starting with a win at Wisconsin Lutheran on Nov. 17, a win over Washington-St. Louis on Nov. 24, a victory over Babson on Dec. 18 and a victory against Messiah. DePauw has received votes in 210 of the 214 D3hoops.com Top 25 polls conducted since its inception in 1999 and has been ranked in the top times, the top times and in the top five 35 times. Senior guard Kate Walker and junior forward Alex Gasaway earned all-north Coast Athletic Conference first team honors this season, while senior forward Ellie Pearson and sophomore guard Savannah Trees were second team honorees and junior guard Ali Ross honorable DePauw s top-four finishes at NCAA Division III Championships Finish Sport Year 1st Women s Basketball nd Women s Golf nd Women s Golf nd Women s Golf nd Men s Basketball rd Women s Basketball rd Men s Basketball rd Women s Golf rd Women s Golf rd Women s Golf rd Women s Golf rd Men s Golf 1976 t3rd Field Hockey th Women s Golf 2002

3 mention. Kris Huffman was the Coach of the Year for the second time in as many years in the NCAC and for the third straight year overall including in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference in In her 20 seasons, Huffman has earned conference coach of the year honors 11 times. Alex Gasaway was named D3hoops.com first team all-great Lakes Region and Kate Walker second team, while Kris Huffman was named the region s coach of the year for the first time. Ali Ross was a third team selection last year. The Tigers have not been outrebounded in all 33 games this year and 53 straight dating back to last season. During Kris Huffman s 20 seasons, DePauw teams have a record when outrebounding an opponent or when the rebounds are equal. The mark is when the opponent holds the rebounding edge. DePauw led the nation in rebound margin in both and , was second last year and entered the semifinal ranked third this year. The Tigers are 30-0 this season when leading at the half and during Huffman s tenure. In her 20 seasons, DePauw is when trailing at the intermission after last night s win. In the first halves of games this season, DePauw is holding opponents to just 19.3 points and 34.0 percent shooting from the field. Kate Walker hits 52.2 percent of her first-half field goal tries including 15-of-23 three-pointers. The Tigers also commit just 5.7 turnovers per first half. Ellie Pearson shoots 56.2 percent in the second half of games, while Alex Gasaway hits 55.5 percent. Savannah Trees has made 35-of-38 free throws in the final 20 minutes of games. Kate Walker has started 121 games and broke the previous mark of 119 starts by Emily Marshall ( ). Walker has played in and started every possible game at DePauw. DePauw has set a single-season school record with 209 three-point field goals made and 540 attempted. DePauw s 99 blocked shots this year broke the school mark of 92 set in The Tigers are on pace to set the school record for fewest points allowed per game. Currently, opponents are scoring just 45.4 points per game against DePauw and the record is 45.6 set last year. DePauw has held a school-record 25 opponents under 50 points and all 33 under 60 which also is a school mark. Ellie Pearson s 19 rebounds against La Roche and 18 versus Maryville are the two top performances in this year s tournament. Her 58 rebounds in this year s tournament lead Division III and are a DePauw record for a single NCAA Championship. DePauw s eight-point, first-half deficit last night was the largest the Tigers have faced this season. Last night also marked just the third time this season that DePauw trailed in the second half of a game this year. Overall, the Tigers have trailed just 93:68 out of the total 1,320 minutes this season. Ellie Pearson s 92 rebounds in her 10 NCAA postseason games are the most by any DePauw player in tournament play. Emily Marshall ( ) held the mark of 86. DePauw s five turnovers last night matched the season low that was previously established in the NCAA second-round win over Maryville (Tenn.). The Tigers, who entered the semifinals ranked third in Division III for fewest turnovers (12.3), have posted single-digit totals seven times this season. The only other time DePauw and Wisconsin- Whitewater met was in the 2008 sectional finals on the Warhawks home court. The Warhawks ended the Tigers season with an win and went on to finish third after losing to eventual national champion Howard Payne, 69-59, and topping DePauw s former Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference rival Oglethorpe in the third-place game, Both DePauw and Wisconsin-Whitewater s seasons came to and end to Carthage at DePauw s Neal Fieldhouse. The Warhawks bowed out in the first round with the Tigers suffering a second-round defeat. The teams have two common opponents as DePauw won at Illinois Wesleyan (75-52) on November 25 with Wisconsin-Whitewater losing to them in Bloomington, 72-69, just two days later. The Tigers won at Wisconsin Lutheran, 61-39, on November 17 and the Warhawks topped them at home in the NCAA first round, Since the D3hoops.com rankings started in 1999, DePauw is against ranked teams and have won its last nine. DePauw s last loss to a ranked team came to Hope on March 4, 2011, by a score in the NCAA First Round in the DeVos Fieldhouse. NOTABLE DEPAUW ALUMNI Karen Koning AbuZayd 63, Commissioner-General, U.N.Relief & Works Agency James Alling 83, President, Starbucks International Robert Apatoff 80, CEO, Rand McNally Bret Baier 92, Host of Special Report with Bret Baier on FOX News Channel Brad Brownell 91, Head Men s Basketball Coach Clemson University Timothy Collins 78, Founder of Ripplewood Holdings Newton Crenshaw 85, President, Eli Lilly & Co., Japan Janet Risi Field 81, President and CEO, Independent Purchasing Cooperative, Inc. Lee Hamilton 52, Former Congressman and Vice Chair of the 9/11 Commission Angie Hicks 95, Founder of Angie s List John Jakes 53, Novelist Vernon Jordan 57, Senior Managing Director, Lazard Freres & Co., LLC Percy Lavon Julian 20, Chemist, Scholar, Entrepreneur, Civic Leader, and Humanitarian Barbara Kingsolver 77, Novelist Ferid Murad 58, 1998 Nobel Prize Winner in Medicine The Honorable Dan Quayle 69, 44th United States Vice President; Chairman, Cerberus Global Investments, LLC Steven Rales 73, Chairman, Danaher Corporation Bill Rasmussen 54, Founder of ESPN Steve Sanger 68, Chairman and former CEO, General Mills, Inc. Tim Solso 69, CEO and Chairman, Cummins, Inc. Brad Stevens 99, Head Men s Basketball Coach Butler University James Stewart 73, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author and Editor-at-Large for Smart Money

4 DePauw University Women s Basketball Roster NO NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL 10 Ann Sarkisian* G 5-8 Jr. Valparaiso, Ind. Valparaiso 11 Jenna Stoner G 5-8 Fr. Bowling Green, Ohio Bowling Green 13 Emma Ondik* G 5-5 So. Naperville, Ill. Central 14 Lauren Abendroth* G 5-9 So. Toledo, Ohio Ottawa Hills 15 Chelsea Francis* G 5-9 So. Bloomingdale, Ind. Turkey Run 20 Morgan Skordos F 5-9 Fr. Fort Wayne, Ind. Bishop Luers 21 Savannah Trees* G 5-8 So. Libertyville, Ill. Libertyville 22 Ellie Pearson*** F 5-11 Sr. Madison, Wis. Madison West 23 Kate Walker*** G 5-6 Sr. Indianapolis, Ind. Perry Meridian 24 Colleen McDonagh G 5-8 Fr. Glenview, Ill. Glenbrook South 25 Angela Hacker F 6-1 Fr. Ellettsville, Ind. Edgewood 30 Alex Gasaway** F 5-10 Jr. Crawfordsville, Ind. Crawfordsville 31 Hannah Lukemeyer* F 6-0 So. Bloomington, Ind. Bloomington North 32 Ali Ross** G 5-7 Jr. Lexington, Ky. Lafayette 33 Alison Stephens* F 5-10 Jr. Prairie Village, Kan. Shawnee Mission East 34 Kathleen Molloy*** G 5-9 Sr. Chicago, Ill. Walter Payton College Prep. 35 Erin McGinnis** F 5-10 Jr. Normal, Ill. Normal Community West 42 Abby Keller F 5-11 Fr. Glenview, Ill. Glenbrook South 44 Colleen Frost F 6-2 Fr. Fishers, Ind. Guerin Catholic HEAD COACH: Kris Huffman (Northern Iowa 90) ASSISTANT COACHES: Mary Smith, Dana Ferguson, Doug Miller TRAINER: Kara Campbell PRONUNCIATIONS 10 Ann Sarkisian sar-key-zhun 13 Emma Ondik ON-dike 14 Lauren Abendroth AB-en-droth (rhymes with moth) 20 Morgan Skordos SCORE-dose 21 Savannah Trees TREES 24 Colleen McDonagh mick-done-uh 30 Alex Gasaway GAS-uh-way 31 Hannah Lukemeyer LUKE-meyer 34 Kathleen Molloy muh-loy 35 Erin McGinnis muh-ginn-is *indicates letters earned

5 DePauw Women s Basketball Season/Career Highs CAREER 10-Ann Sarkisian Pts 4 vs. Rose-Hulman, 12/29/12 4 vs. Rose-Hulman, 12/29/12 4 vs. Hiram, 2/4/12 Reb 2 vs. Babson, 12/18/12 2 vs. Babson, 12/18/12 2 at Wittenberg, 1/25/12 Ast 1 at Illinois Wesleyan, 11/25/12 2 vs. Oberlin, 1/21/12 Blk 1 vs. Wis.-Stout, 11/16/12 1 vs. Wis.-Stout, 11/16/12 Stl 1 vs. La Roche, 3/1/13 1 vs. La Roche, 3/1/13 1 vs. Oberlin, 1/21/12 Min 8 vs. Wis.-Stout, 11/16/12 8 vs. Wis.-Stout, 11/16/12 11-Jenna Stoner Pts 4 at Illinois Wesleyan, 11/25/12 4 at Illinois Wesleyan, 11/25/12 4 vs. Wis.-Stout, 11/16/12 4 vs. Wis.-Stout, 11/16/12 Reb 2-3 times 2-3 times most recent at Hiram, 2/2/13 most recent at Hiram, 2/2/13 Ast 1-4 times 1-4 times most recent vs. La Roche, 3/1/13 most recent vs. La Roche, 3/1/13 Blk 0 0 Stl 2 vs. Denison, 1/16/13 2 vs. Denison, 1/16/13 Min 10 vs. Wis.-Stout, 11/16/12 10 vs. Wis.-Stout, 11/16/12 13-Emma Ondik Pts 16 at Wooster, 1/12/13 16 at Wooster, 1/12/13 Reb 4 at Illinois Wesleyan, 11/25/12 4 at Illinois Wesleyan, 11/25/12 4 vs. Hanover, 12/20/11 Ast 5 vs. Wis.-Stout, 11/16/12 5 vs. Wis.-Stout, 11/16/12 Blk 0 0 Stl 3 vs. Wilmington, 11/21/12 3 vs. Wilmington, 11/21/12 Min 20 vs. La Roche, 3/1/13 20 vs. La Roche, 3/1/13 14-Lauren Abendroth Pts 12 vs. La Roche, 3/1/13 15 vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 12/10/11 Reb 4 vs. Hiram, 2/19/ times 4 at Denison, 12/1/12 most recent vs. Hiram, 2/19/13 Ast 3 vs. Wooster, 2/16/13 3 vs. Wooster, 2/16/13 Blk 1 at Wooster, 1/12/13 1 at Wooster, 1/12/13 Stl 1-7 times 3 vs. Wittenberg, 2/15/12 most recent vs. Hiram, 2/19/13 Min 17 vs. Hiram, 1/5/13 17 vs. Hiram, 1/5/13 17 at Oberlin, 2/11/12 21-Savannah Trees Pts 24 vs. Maryville, 3/2/13 24 vs. Maryville, 3/2/13 Reb 5 vs. Kenyon, 1/9/ times 5 at Illinois Wesleyan, 11/25/12 most recently vs. Kenyon, 1/9/13 Ast 3-3 times 5 at Ohio Wesleyan, 1/28/12 most recent vs. Washington, 3/8/13 Blk 1-3 times 1-3 times most recent vs. Hiram, 2/19/13 most recent vs. Hiram, 2/19/13 Stl 5 vs. Rockford, 12/30/12 5 vs. Rockford, 12/30/12 Min 36 vs.wittenberg, 2/22/13 36 vs. Wittenberg, 2/22/13 22-Ellie Pearson Pts 21 vs. Christopher Newport, 3/9/13 21 vs. Christopher Newport, 3/9/13 Reb 19 vs. La Roche, 3/1/13 19 vs. La Roche, 3/1/13 Ast 5 vs. Washington, 3/8/13 6 vs. Hiram, 2/4/12 Blk 4 vs. Wittenberg, 1/23/ times 4 vs. Kenyon, 1/9/13 most recent vs. Wittenberg, 1/23/13 Stl 5 vs. Hiram, 1/5/ times most recent vs. Hiram, 1/5/13 Min 33 vs. Maryville, 3/2/13 38 vs. La Verne, 11/26/10 23-Kate Walker Pts 19 vs. Wittenberg, 2/22/13 19 vs. Wittenberg, 2/22/13 19 vs. Trinity, 2/26/11 Reb 9 vs. Wooster, 2/16/13 10 vs. Hendrix, 2/27/11 Ast 8 at Hiram, 2/2/13 9 vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 12/10/11 8 at Wis. Lutheran, 11/17/12 Blk 1-6 times 1-13 times most recent vs. Christ. Newport, 3/9/13 most recent vs. Chris. Newport, 3/9/13 Stl 6 vs. Hiram, 2/19/13 6 vs. Hiram, 2/19/13 Min 32 vs. Washington, 3/8/13 35 vs. Carthage, 3/3/12 25-Angela Hacker Pts 3 vs. Allegheny, 1/4/13 3 vs. Allegheny, 1/4/13 Reb 2 vs. La Roche, 3/1/13 2 vs. La Roche, 3/1/13 2 vs. Wittenberg, 1/23/13 2 vs. Wittenberg, 1/23/13 Ast 1 vs. Hiram, 2/19/13 1 vs. Hiram, 2/19/13 Blk 1 at Denison, 12/1/12 1 at Denison, 12/1/12 1 vs. Wis.-Stout, 11/16/12 1 vs. Wis.-Stout, 11/16/12 Stl 1-3 times 1-3 times most recent vs. Wooster, 2/16/13 most recent vs. Wooster, 2/16/13 Min 6 vs. Wittenberg, 1/23/13 6 vs. Wittenberg, 1/23/13 6 vs. Wis.-Stout, 11/16/12 6 vs. Wis.-Stout, 11/16/ CAREER 30-Alex Gasaway Pts 27 vs. Wittenberg, 1/23/13 28 at Wittenberg, 1/25/12 Reb 15 vs. Hiram, 2/19/13 15 vs. Hiram, 2/19/13 Ast 2-4 times 2-12 times most recent vs. Washington, 3/8/13 most recent vs. Washington, 3/8/13 Blk 3 at Denison, 12/1/12 3 at Denison, 12/1/12 3 vs. Wittenberg, 2/15/12 Stl 7 at Hiram, 2/2/13 7 at Hiram, 2/2/13 Min 35 at Wittenberg, 2/13/13 35 at Wittenberg, 2/13/13 31-Hannah Lukemeyer Pts 5 vs. Wooster, 2/16/13 6 vs. Oberlin, 1/21/12 Reb 4 vs. Wittenberg, 1/23/13 4 vs. Wittenberg, 1/23/13 Ast 1-5 times 1-7 times most recent vs. La Roche, 3/1/13 most recent vs. La Roche, 3/1/13 Blk 1 vs. Maryville, 3/2/ times 1 vs. Oberlin, 1/9/13 most recent vs. Oberlin, 1/9/13 Stl 1-3 times 1-5 times most recent vs. La Roche, 3/1/13 most recent vs. La Roche, 3/1/13 Min 13 vs. Wittenberg, 1/23/13 13 vs. Wittenberg, 1/23/13 32-Ali Ross Pts 18 at Hiram, 2/2/13 22 at Oglethorpe, 1/8/11 Reb 8 vs. Messiah, 12/19/12 8 vs. Messiah, 12/19/12 Ast 6 vs. Denison, 1/16/13 6 vs. Denison, 1/16/13 Blk 1 vs. Maryville, 3/2/ times 1 at Wittenberg, 2/13/13 most recent at Wittenberg, 2/13/13 Stl 5 at Wooster, 1/12/13 5 at Wooster, 1/12/13 5 at Washington, 11/27/11 Min 33 vs. Messiah, 12/19/12 36 vs. Carthage, 3/3/12 33 at Wis. Lutheran, 11/17/12 33-Alison Stephens Pts 12 vs. Rose-Hulman, 12/29/12 12 vs. Rose-Hulman, 12/29/12 Reb 13 vs. Kenyon, 2/23/13 13 vs. Kenyon, 2/23/13 Ast 3 vs. Wittenberg, 2/22/13 3 vs. Wittenberg, 2/22/13 Blk 3 at Wooster, 1/12/13 3 at Wooster, 1/12/13 Stl 5 vs. Wittenberg, 2/22/13 5 vs. Wittenberg, 2/22/13 Min 29 vs. Kenyon, 2/23/13 29 vs. Kenyon, 2/23/13 34-Kathleen Molloy Pts 15 vs. Rockford, 12/30/12 15 vs. Rockford, 12/30/12 Reb 6 vs. Messiah, 12/19/ times most recent vs. Messiah, 12/19/12 Ast 7 vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 1/26/13 7 vs. Ohio Wesleyan, 1/26/13 Blk 2 vs. Kenyon, 1/9/ times most recent vs. Kenyon, 1/9/13 Stl 3 at Hiram, 2/2/13 3 at Hiram, 2/2/13 Min 28 at Denison, 12/1/12 32 vs. Carthage, 3/3/12 35-Erin McGinnis Pts 6 at Wooster, 1/12/13 8 at Ohio Wesleyan, 1/28/12 Reb 5 vs. Kenyon, 2/23/ times 5 at Hiram, 2/2/13 most recent vs. Kenyon, 2/23/13 Ast 2-5 times 4 vs. Hanover, 12/20/11 most recent vs. Wittenberg, 2/22/13 Blk 1 vs. La Roche, 3/1/13 2 at Allegheny, 1/6/12 1 vs. Wis.-Stout, 11/16/12 Stl 2-3 times 2-10 times most recent vs. Wittenberg, 2/22/13 most recent vs. Wittenberg, 2/22/13 Min 29 vs. Wittenberg, 2/22/13 29 vs. Wittenberg, 2/22/13 42-Abby Keller Pts 4 vs. Hiram, 1/5/13 4 vs. Hiram, 1/5/13 Reb 3 vs. Rockford, 12/30/12 3 vs. Rockford, 12/30/12 3 vs. Wis.-Stout, 11/16/12 3 vs. Wis.-Stout, 11/16/12 Ast 1 vs. Allegheny, 1/4/13 1 vs. Allegheny, 1/4/13 Blk 1 at Earlham, 11/25/12 1 at Earlham, 11/25/12 Stl 1 vs. Rose-Hulman, 12/29/12 1 vs. Rose-Hulman, 12/29/12 Min 6 vs. Hiram, 1/5/13 6 vs. Hiram, 1/5/13

6 DePauw Miscellaneous Statistics DePauw Season/Career Totals Career Double-digit scoring Alex Gasaway 23 (23-0) 40 (40-0) Savannah Trees 21 (21-0) 26 (26-0) Kate Walker 14 (14-0) 36 (34-2) Ali Ross 11 (11-0) 34 (34-0) Ellie Pearson 10 (10-0) 26 (25-1) Alison Stephens 4 (4-0) 4 (4-0) Kathleen Molloy 3 (3-0) 7 (7-0) Lauren Abendroth 3 (3-0) 5 (5-0) Emma Ondik 1 (1-0) 4 (4-0) 20+-point games Alex Gasaway 3 (3-0) 4 (4-0) Savannah Trees 3 (3-0) 3 (3-0) Ellie Pearson 1 (1-0) 2 (2-0) Ali Ross 0 (0-0) 2 (2-0) 10+-rebound games Ellie Pearson 8 (8-0) 28 (26-2) Alison Stephens 6 (6-0) 6 (6-0) Alex Gasaway 5 (5-0) 8 (8-0) Kate Walker 0 (0-0) 1 (1-0) 5+-assist games Kate Walker 9 (9-0) 28 (26-2) Ellie Pearson 1 (1-0) 4 (4-0) Emma Ondik 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) Ali Ross 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) Kathleem Molloy 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) Savannah Trees 0 (0-0) 1 (1-0) 4+-steal games Ellie Pearson 9 (9-0) 15 (15-0) Alex Gasaway 2 (2-0) 2 (2-0) Savannah Trees 2 (2-0) 2 (2-0) Kate Walker 1 (1-0) 6 (6-0) Ali Ross 1 (1-0) 4 (4-0) Alison Stephens 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) 3+-blocked shot games Ellie Pearson 3 (3-0) 7 (7-0) Alex Gasaway 1 (1-0) 2 (2-0) Alison Stephens 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) Double-doubles Alex Gasaway 5 (5-0) 6 (6-0) Ellie Pearson 2 (2-0) 11 (10-1) Kate Walker 0 (0-0) 1 (1-0) Scoring Leader Alex Gasaway 12 (12-0) 19 (19-0) Savannah Trees 9 (9-0) 11 (11-0) Ali Ross 5 (5-0) 15 (15-0) Kate Walker 4 (4-0) 14 (13-1) Ellie Pearson 2 (2-0) 6 (5-1) Emma Ondik 2 (2-0) 5 (5-0) Kathleen Molloy 1 (1-0) 2 (2-0) Alison Stephens 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) Lauren Abendroth 0 (0-0) 1 (1-0) Rebounding Leader Ellie Pearson 15 (15-0) 52 (48-4) Alison Stephens 10 (10-0) 10 (10-0) Alex Gasaway 8 (8-0) 17 (15-2) Kate Walker 1 (1-0) 6 (6-0) Ali Ross 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) Savannah Trees 0 (0-0) 1 (1-0) Assists Leader Kate Walker 22 (22-0) 62 (53-9) Emma Ondik 7 (7-0) 9 (9-0) Ali Ross 6 (6-0) 13 (13-0) Ellie Pearson 5 (5-0) 17 (16-1) Kathleen Molloy 3 (3-0) 5 (5-0) Savannah Trees 2 (2-0) 4 (4-0) Alison Stephens 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) Erin McGinnis 0 (0-0) 1 (1-0) DePauw record in such games in () DePauw s Record When... Under Huffman Overall Record Home Record Away Record Neutral Record Halftime Scores Leading at halftime Trailing at halftime Tied at halftime Leading at halftime at home Trailing at halftime at home Tied at halftime at home Leading at halftime on road Trailing at halftime on road Tied at halftime on road Field Goal Percentage DePauw 50% or better DePauw % DePauw less than 40% Opponent 50% or better Opponent 40%-49.99% Opponent less than 40% Three-pointers DePauw makes more than DePauw makes 5-8 threes DePauw makes 1-4 threes DePauw does not make a three Opponent makes more than Opponent makes 5-8 threes Opponent makes 1-4 threes Opponent does not make a three Rebounding Outrebounds opponent Outrebounded by opponent Rebounds are equal Turnovers DePauw fewer TOs than opp DePauw more TOs than opp DePauw commits same TOs Scoring Scoring below 50 points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring 100+ points Opponent below 50 points Opponent points Opponent points Opponent points Opponent points Opponent points Opponent 100+ points By Month November December January February March Overtime games NCAA Division III Women s Basketball Records ( through 3/15/13) By Percentage W L Pct. By Wins W L Pct. 1. Washington (Mo.) Southern Maine DePauw DePauw Southern Maine Washington (Mo.) Hope Hope Scranton Scranton Mt. St. Mary Mt. St. Mary Messiah Messiah St. Benedict Emmanuel Baldwin-Wallace Baldwin-Wallace Emmanuel St. Benedict D3hoops.com Top 25 (Through games of 2/24) School (1st votes) Rec Pts Prev. 1 DePauw (22) Hope (3) Ohio Northern Calvin Montclair State Amherst Thomas More Southern Maine Catholic Simpson Tufts Cornell Lewis and Clark Emory Williams Babson Christopher Newport UW-Stevens Point Messiah Lebanon Valley Washington U UW-Whitewater Carthage Baruch Ithaca USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES POLL (through 2/24) School (1st votes) Rec. Pts Last 1 DePauw (8) Hope Ohio Northern Amherst Calvin Thomas More Montclair State Catholic Tufts Cornell (Iowa) Simpson Southern Maine Lewis & Clark Babson Emory Messiah Lebanon Valley Christopher Newport Williams Washington (Mo.) Ithaca Baruch UW-Stevens Point NR 24 Carthage NR Ferrum DePauw Rankings Week-by-Week D3hoops.com Coaches Preseason /20 No Poll 3 11/ / / / /2 1 No Poll 1/ / / / / / / / DePauw has received votes in 210 of the 214 D3hoops.com Top 25 polls and has been ranked in the top times, in the top times, in the top 5 35 times and first 14 times

7 KRIS HUFFMAN Head Coach Kris Huffman is in her 20th season as DePauw s head women s basketball coach and is the program s winningest coach with a career record and a mark in conference games. Her.809 winning percentage (entering the season) was the best in DePauw history, ranked 16th among active coaches on all NCAA levels with at least five years experience and 18th alltime among coaches with at least 10 years experience. The percentage was eighth among Division III active coaches with at least five years experience and eighth all-time in the Division among coaches with 10 years experience. Since the beginning of the season, the Tigers have amassed a record for an.854 winning percentage which is tops among all NCAA institutions in Indiana and is second among the nation s Division III schools. This season she s led DePauw to its first undefeated regular season in school history at 28-0 and was named the North Coast Athletic Conference Coach of the Year for the second straight season after the Tigers captured the NCAC regular season title and the conference tournament championship. In , Huffman directed DePauw to a 27-2 overall record including a perfect 16-0 mark in its first year of North Coast Athletic Conference competition. The Tigers also won the NCAC tournament to earn the program s ninth straight trip to the NCAA Division III Championship and 13th in the last 17 years. DePauw advanced to the second round before losing to Carthage. The Tigers amassed the second-longest winning streak in school history at 26 games and Huffman was named the NCAC Coach of the Year. The season was also the 11th straight 20-win campaign and 15th in the last 16 seasons. Huffman led the Tigers to a 25-4 record including a 15-1 mark in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference and an SCAC tournament championship. DePauw appeared in its eighth straight NCAA Division III Championship and 12th in the last 16 years, while posting its 10th straight 20-win season and 14th in the last 15 years. The conference championship was the Tigers 10th in 13 seasons. Huffman was named the SCAC s Co-Coach of the Year, marking the seventh time she s earned the distinction in that conference and ninth overall. She directed the Tigers to a 26-4 record, while the squad finished Huffman s Tigers finished with a 28-4 record, a third straight SCAC title and a third consecutive NCAA Division III quarterfinal appearance. She earned SCAC Coach of the Year honors for the third straight year and sixth time in 10 seasons. DePauw s appearance in the round of 16 was its sixth in the last 11 seasons and the quarterfinal trip the fourth in the last seven years. She led the Tigers to the University s first national athletic team championship as DePauw defeated Washington-St. Louis by a count at Springfield College on March 17, The championship capped a school-record 31-win campaign against just three losses and a seventh Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference title in nine years. Huffman was named the national coach of the year by D3hoops.com and WDIII News and also earned her fifth SCAC Coach of the Year award. Huffman directed the Tigers to a, then, school-record 29 wins against just two losses and advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals. Huffman was named the Women s Basketball Coaches Association District Coach of the Year for the fourth time and the Tigers won a school-record 28 straight. In , Huffman led the Tigers to the top seed in the SCAC Championship after finishing with the best regular season record in conference play. The Tigers finished second in the SCAC tournament and earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Championship. They finished 23-6 after falling to Calvin in the second round. In , Huffman directed the Tigers to the SCAC title, a berth in the NCAA tournament and a school record-tying 26 wins. Huffman was named the SCAC Coach of the Year for the third time which also marked her fifth conference coach of the year honor overall. The 2002 Tigers finished third at the NCAA Division III Championship and Huffman was named the Division III Coach of the Year by both the WBCA and WDIII News. DePauw won a school-record 26 games that season and lost just four in capturing its sixth straight conference title. They also won a school-record 20 straight during the campaign. On their way to the national semifinals, the Tigers knocked off fourth-ranked Hardin-Simmons and second-ranked Wilmington on consecutive nights. Huffman was named the 2002 SCAC Coach of the Year and also earned WBCA District Coach of the Year honors for the second straight year and third time in four seasons. During the campaign she led the Tigers to a tri-scac championship, was the South Region Coach of the Year and a finalist for Division III Coach of the Year for the second time in three seasons. The Tigers notched a fourth consecutive 20-win season and shared the SCAC title with Hendrix. They also extended their conference win streak to 43 games and set an SCAC record with 25 consecutive wins in that conference. In , their first season as members of the SCAC, the Tigers finished with a perfect 18-0 conference record and a third appearance in four years in the NCAA Division III Championship. The Tigers, seeded first in the South Region, won a second-round home game over Austin College before being eliminated in the round of 16 by eventual national runner-up St. Benedict. The 22-5 season also included a school-record 17-game win streak. Huffman earned SCAC Coach of the Year honors which was her third such conference award in her young career. She also was the South Region Coach of the Year and one of eight finalists for the Division III Coach of the Year award. During the season, Huffman led the Tigers to a then school-record 23 wins against just five losses and the program s second NCAA Division III Championship appearance in three years. The Tigers earned a number two seed in the Great Lakes Region and beat Baldwin-Wallace in a second-round home game before losing to St. Thomas in the round of 16. The Tigers also captured the regular season and tournament championships in the Indiana Collegiate Athletic Conference and were the first team to win all 10 conference games in a single season. For her efforts she earned her second ICAC Coach of the Year honor in three years. Huffman led the Tigers to a then school-record 22 wins against just four losses in as the Old Gold shared the Indiana Collegiate Athletic Conference title with Hanover. During the season, Huffman was named the ICAC Coach of the Year after directing the Tigers to a 19-7 record and the team s first appearance in the NCAA Division III tournament. In her first season in Greencastle, she led the Tigers to a finish and a tie for second place in the ICAC. A native of Fort Dodge, Iowa, Huffman was named Miss Basketball in Iowa following her senior year in high school when she led her team to a state championship. She then moved on to Division I Northern Iowa where she played basketball and earned a bachelor s degree in community health education. She still is the Panthers career three-point record holder with a.483 percentage, is third with an.817 career free throw percentage and recorded the only tripledouble in school history with 12 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists against Eastern Illinois on January 31, Huffman finished as the second all-time leading scorer in school history with 1,294 points and still ranks sixth. Her 322 career assists still rank fifth. She remained at UNI and received a master s degree in health education. Huffman is also an Iowa Women s Basketball Hall of Fame inductee. Huffman served as an assistant coach at Wartburg College where she helped them to four straight appearances in the Division III tournament. In June 2008, Huffman served as a court coach for the 2008 USA Basketball Women s U18 National Team Trials in Colorado Springs, Colo. In December 2012 she was named the St. Vincent Health Silver Medal Award recipient and will be among 11 women inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame on April 27, The Silver Medal Award is presented each year to a living person based upon outstanding contributions to Indiana high school basketball in a capacity other than an Indiana high school basketball player or coach. Recipients of the Silver Medal are considered to be Hall of Fame inductees. Huffman is also an assistant director of athletics for compliance, a part-time instructor in the kinesiology department and a lifefit coordinator. She served on the Women s Basketball Coaches Association Board of Directors and the NCAA Division III Women s Basketball Regional Advisory Committee. Conference Championships Indiana Collegiate Athletic Conference: (co-champions), (regular season and tournament) Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference: , (co-champions), (tri-champions), , , , , , , North Coast Athletic Conference: , (regular season and tournament both years), Conference Coach of the Year Indiana Collegiate Athletic Conference: ; Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference: ; ; ; , , , North Coast Athletic Conference: , District/Region Coach of the Year WBCA: 1999, 2001, 2002, 2006 D3hoops.com: 2013 National Coach of the Year WBCA: 2002 D3hoops.com: 2007 WDIII News: 2002, 2007 HUFFMAN S YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD Overall Conference Year W L Pct. W L Pct. Finish Notes tie-2nd th nd NCAA 1st Rd tie-1st st NCAA Rd of st NCAA Rd of tie-1st tie-1st st NCAA 3rd Place nd st NCAA 2nd Rd nd NCAA 2nd Rd st NCAA Q finals st NCAA Champs st NCAA Q finals tie-3rd NCAA 1st Rd st NCAA 2nd Rd st NCAA 1st Rd st NCAA 2nd Rd st Totals

8 DePauw Results against Ranked Teams Date Opponent Site Result Opp Rank 11/20/1999 Washington-St. Louis A L, /9/1999 Millikin H L, /13/2000 Trinity H W, /17/2000 Washington-St. Louis N L, /19/2000 Scranton N W, /20/2000 George Fox N L, /17/2001 Washington-St. Louis H L, /8/2002 Hardin-Simmons N W, /9/2002 Wilmington A W, /15/2002 St. Lawrence N L, /7/2002 Washington-St. Louis A L, /21/2003 Trinity A W, /21/2003 Washington-St. Louis N L, /28/2003 Mount St. Mary N W, /29/2003 Hope N W, /8/2004 Trinity A W, /29/2004 Trinity N W, /20/2004 Washington-St. Louis H L, /4/2004 Millikin H W, /21/2004 Ripon N W, /14/2005 Trinity A L, /18/2005 Trinity H W, /27/2005 Trinity N L, /5/2005 Calvin H L, /19/2005 Washington-St. Louis A L, /29/2006 Trinity H W, /10/2006 Wheaton (Ill.) H W, /11/2006 Hope H L, /17/2006 Washington-St. Louis N W, /29/2006 Medaille N W, /9/2007 Emmanuel N W, /10/2007 Calvin N W, /16/2007 Mary Washington N W, /17/2007 Washington-St. Louis N W, /18/2007 Illinois Wesleyan H W, /21/2007 Messiah N L, /6/2008 Oglethorpe H W, /24/2008 Oglethorpe A W, /2/2008 Oglethorpe N W, /14/2008 Amherst N W, /15/2008 Wis.-Whitewater A L, /21/2008 Illinois Wesleyan N L, /5/2008 Oglethorpe A L, /20/2009 Oglethorpe H W, /6/2009 Wis.-Eau Claire N L, /20/2009 Washington-St. Louis N L, /6/2010 Hope A L, /19/2010 Illinois Wesleyan H W, /21/2010 Washington-St. Louis H L, /4/2011 Hope A L, /26/2011 Illinois Wesleyan N W, /27/2011 Washington-St. Louis A W, /24/2012 Washington-St. Louis N W, /25/2012 Illinois Wesleyan A W, /18/2012 Babson N W, /19/2012 Messiah N W, /8/2013 Washington-St. Louis H W, /9/2013 Christopher Newport H W, /15/2013 Williams N W, /16/2013 Wisconsin-Whitewater N 22 DePauw in the National Rankings (D3hoops.com Polls 1999-present) DePauw s Record Against Ranked Teams Overall Record Against Ranked Teams Home Record Against Ranked Teams Road Record Against Ranked Teams Neutral Record Against Ranked Teams Record Against Top 10 Teams Home Record Against Top 10 Teams Road Record Against Top 10 Teams Neutral Record Against Top 10 Teams Record Against Top 5 Teams Home Record Against Top 5 Teams Road Record Against Top 5 Teams Neutral Record Against Top 5 Teams DePauw in the D3hoops.com Top 25 Poll Total Polls Polls Earning Votes Top 25 Rankings Top 10 Rankings...75 Top 5 Rankings...35 Number 1 Rankings...14 Longest Streak of Top 25 Rankings...72 Current Consecutive Streak of Top 25 Rankings...51 Longest Streak of Receiving Votes Current Streak of Receiving Votes...53

9 POINTS Amy Argetsinger Carla Weaver Kelly Morrison Cassie Pruzin Katie Aldrich Susan Bender Marlene McQueary Liz Bondi Sarah Zondor Seana Murphy Katie Mathews Carrie Magee Gretchen Haehl Jenny Bauer Ginny McCracken Emily Marshall Lindsey Rush Kate Walker Sarah MacKay Jenna Fernandez Alex Gasaway Suzy Doughty Michele Daily Ellie Pearson Brenda Simmons Dana Ferguson SCORING AVERAGE Becky Ragsdale Liz Bondi Carla Weaver Marlene McQueary Jenny Bauer Kelly Morrison Amy Argetsinger Jenny Hession Ginny McCracken Sarah Zondor FIELD GOALS Carla Weaver Amy Argetsinger Katie Aldrich Marlene McQueary Liz Bondi Susan Bender Kelly Morrison Carrie Magee Katie Mathews Cassie Pruzin FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Marlene McQueary Cassie Pruzin Carla Weaver Carrie Magee Susan Bender Kelly Morrison Katie Mathews Amy Argetsinger Katie Aldrich Jenny Bauer FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 150 made) Amy Hasbrook Colleen Powers Liz Bondi Meredith Miles Dana Ferguson Kelly Bailey Amy Argetsinger Seana Murphy Emily Marshall Carla Weaver Bridget Bailey Katie Aldrich Alex Gasaway THREE-POINTERS MADE Cassie Pruzin Kelly Morrison Lauren Goff DePauw Women s Basketball Career Leaders Gretchen Haehl Sarah Zondor Brooke Osborne Tria Yoder Ali Ross Lindsey Rush Kalei Lowes THREE-POINT ATTEMPTS Cassie Pruzin Kelly Morrison Lauren Goff Gretchen Haehl Brooke Osborne Sarah Zondor Donna Roy Ali Ross Tria Yoder Kalei Lowes THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE (Min. 50 made) Emma Ondik Kelly Morrison Jordan Cuddy Kate Walker Gretchen Haehl Savannah Trees Lindsey Rush Sarah MacKay Tria Yoder Caitlin McGonigal Sarah Zondor Ali Ross FREE THROWS MADE Amy Argetsinger Dana Ferguson Carla Weaver Susan Bender Suzy Doughty Kelly Morrison Michele Daily Liz Bondi Kate Walker Cassie Pruzin FREE THROW ATTEMPTS Amy Argetsinger Dana Ferguson Susan Bender Suzy Doughty Carla Weaver Michele Daily Liz Bondi Seana Murphy Kelly Morrison Brenda Simmons Ellie Pearson Kate Walker FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 100 made) Savannah Trees Carla Weaver Lindsey Rush Sarah Zondor Kelly Morrison Gretchen Haehl Jamie Selip Ann Hall Cassie Pruzin Dana Ferguson Amy Argetsinger Tria Yoder Kate Walker REBOUNDS Emily Marshall Ellie Pearson Seana Murphy Ginny McCracken Amy Hasbrook Lindsay Houin Cathy McCracken Katie Aldrich Brenda Simmons Amy Argetsinger REBOUND AVERAGE (min 50 GP) Ginny McCracken Seana Murphy Suzanne Miller Ellie Pearson Emily Marshall Cathy McCracken Amy Hasbrook Jenny Hession Brenda Simmons Liz Bondi Alex Gasaway ASSISTS Suzy Doughty Cassie Pruzin Kate Walker Gretchen Haehl Susan Bender Katie Mathews Carla Weaver Jamie Selip Tria Yoder Michele Daily BLOCKED SHOTS Kelly Bailey Bridget Bailey Ellie Pearson Jenn Hein Liz Bondi Suzanne Miller Emily Marshall Jenna Fernandez Ginny McCracken Alex Gasaway STEALS Suzy Doughty Cassie Pruzin Marlene McQueary Susan Bender Carla Weaver Ellie Pearson Gretchen Haehl Alenka Hren Jenny Hession Katie Mathews Kate Walker GAMES PLAYED Kalei Lowes Gretchen Haehl Emily Marshall Cassie Pruzin Kate Walker Ellie Pearson Suzy Doughty Katie Mathews Lindsay Houin Katie Aldrich Amy Argetsinger GAMES STARTED Kate Walker Emily Marshall Cassie Pruzin Susan Bender Amy Argetsinger Seana Murphy Kalei Lowes Carla Weaver Ellie Pearson Suzy Doughty