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1 Women s Basketball Contact: Ryan Thomas, Assistant Sports Information Director o (317) c (563) INDIANAPOLIS GREYHOUNDS at #16 DRURY PANTHERS (10-3, 3-2 GLVC) JAN. 14 6:30 PM O REILLY EVENT CENTER, SPRINGFIELD, MO RADIO: 88.7 FM, WICR STREAMING: GLVC SPORTS NETWORK QUICK HITS Last meeting: Mar. 6, 2015, Drury won, Coach: Molly Miller Record: 36-7 (2nd season) Record at Drury: same Record vs. Constantin Popa: 2-0 (3-11, 1-3 GLVC) QUICK HITS at MISSOURI S&T MINERS (5-7, 1-4 GLVC) JAN PM GALE BULLMAN BUILDING, ROLLA, MO. RADIO: 88.7 FM, WICR STREAMING: GLVC SPORTS NETWORK Last meeting: Jan. 4, 2015, UIndy won, Coach: Alan Eads Record: (11th season) Record at Missouri S&T: Same Record vs. Constantin Popa: 0-3 GREYHOUND PROJECTED STARTERS POS. # PLAYER HT YR PPG RPG APG G 1 Sarah Costello 5-10 So G 22 Princess German 5-6 Sr G 5 Devin Ferguson 5-8 So F 0 Nicole Anderson 6-1 Jr F 33 Ashley Montanez 6-1 So GREYHOUND BENCH POS. # PLAYER HT YR PPG RPG APG F 3 Darion Hutchinson 6-0 Sr F 12 Mariah Weddle 5-10 Sr G 21 Tina Negoescu 5-11 So G 23 Catherine Barnett 5-4 Jr G 32 Jordan Cole 5-8 Fr F 34 Emily Thomas 6-0 So C 40 Marlena Muszak 6-3 Sr COACHING STAFF Head Coach... Constantin Popa (Univ. of Miami 95) career record/school record (.564)/same Assistant Coach...Jen Conely (Florida Gulf Coast 07) Assistant Coach...Tarryn Montgomery (UIndy 07, 10) Graduate Assistant...Amy Selk (Wisconsin-Parkside, 13) SCHEDULE Date Opponent Result/Time 11/6 at Indiana State (Exh.) L, /7 at Illinois (Exh.) L, /13 at Walsh L, /14 at Malone L, /17 CEDARVILLE L, /19 WAYNE STATE L, /21 at Northwood (MI) L, /24 #13 ASHLAND L, /27 at Merrimack W, /28 at Bentley L, /03 * WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE L, /05 * #7 LEWIS L, /17 TIFFIN W, /19 at Ohio Dominican L, /07 * Maryville L, /09 * Missouri-St. Louis W, /14 * at Drury 6:30 PM 01/16 * at Missouri S&T 2:00 PM 01/18 * at Saint Joseph s 6:30 PM 01/21 * ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD 5:30 PM 01/23 * MCKENDREE 1:00 PM 01/28 * at Southern Indiana 6:15 PM 01/30 * at Bellarmine 5:45 PM 02/04 * QUINCY 5:30 PM 02/06 * TRUMAN STATE 1:00 PM 02/11 * at Rockhurst 6:15 PM 02/13 * at William Jewell 2:00 PM 02/18 * at Lewis 6:30 PM 02/20 * at Wisconsin-Parkside 2:00 PM 02/24 * SAINT JOSEPH S 5:30 PM 02/28 ^ GLVC Tournament 1st Rd. (if necessary) TBA 03/03 z GLVC Tournament (thru 03/06) TBA 03/11! NCAA Regionals (thru 03/14) 03/22 x Elite Eight (Thru 03/27) * - GLVC match home matches ALL CAPS ^ - GLVC Championship first round (at higher seed) all times Eastern z - GLVC Championship QF, SF and Championship (St. Charles, Mo.)! - NCAA DII Midwest Regional (Campus site) x - NCAA DII Elite Eight (Sioux Falls, SD) GAME NOTES 1

2 ROSTER BREAKDOWN...by class Seniors (4) Juniors (2) Soph. (4) Fresh. (1) Princess German Darion Hutchinson Marlena Muszak Mariah Weddle Nicole Anderson Catherine Barnett Sarah Costello Devin Ferguson Ashley Montanez Emily Thomas Jordan Cole...by height 6-3 (1) Marlena Muszak 6-1 (2) Nicole Anderson Ashley Montanez 6-0 (2) Emily Thomas Darion Hutchinson 5-11 (1) Tina Negoescu 5-10 (2) Sarah Costello Mariah Weddle 5-8 (2) Jordan Cole Devin Ferguson 5-6 (1) Princess German 5-4 (1) Catherine Barnett GREYHOUND ROSTER # Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown / High school / Previous School 0 Nicole Anderson F 6-1 Jr. Terre Haute, Ind./Terre Haute North/Miami (Ohio) 1 Sarah Costello G 5-10 So. Downers Grove, Ill./Downers Grove North 3 Darion Hutchinson F 6-0 Sr. Scottsburg, Ind./Scottsburg/Bellarmine 5 Devin Ferguson G 5-8 So. Indianapolis/Lawrence North 12 Mariah Weddle F 5-10 Sr. Brown Deer, Wis./Brown Deer/Jefferson College (Mo.) 21 Tina Negoescu G 5-11 So. Frederick, Md./Frederick 22 Princess German G 5-6 Sr. Gary, Ind./Bowman Academy/Milwaukee-Wisconsin 23 Catherine Barnett G 5-4 Jr. Fort Wayne, Ind./Bishop Luers HS/Lindenwood Belleville 32 Jordan Cole G 5-8 Fr. Munster, Ind./Munster HS 33 Ashley Montanez F 6-1 So. Arlington Heights, Ill./Rolling Meadows 34 Emily Thomas F 6-0 So. Knightstown, Ind./Knightstown 40 Marlena Muszak C 6-3 Sr. Stalowa Wola, Poland/Casper College Head Coach: Constantin Popa Assistant Coach: Jen Conley Assistant Coach: Tarryn Montgomery Graduate Assistant: Amy Selk BROADCAST ROSTER...by state/country Indiana (7) Nicole Anderson Catherine Barnett Jordan Cole Devin Ferguson Princess German Darion Hutchinson Emily Thomas Illinois (2) Sarah Costello Ashley Montanez Maryland (1) Tina Negoescu Wisconsin (1) Mariah Weddle Poland (1) Marlena Muszak #0 NICOLE ANDERSON #1 SARAH COSTELLO #3 DARION HUTCHINSON #5 DEVIN FERGUSON PRONUNCIATION GUIDE #21 Tina Negoescu neh-go-ess-cue #33 Ashley Montanez MON-tuh-nez #40 Marlena Muszak mar-leh-nuh MOO-shock Constantin Popa Con-stan-teen Poh-PUH Tarryn Montgomery Tahr-run #12 MARIAH WEDDLE #21 TINA NEGOESCU #22 PRINCESS GERMAN #23 CATHERINE BARNETT #32 JORDAN COLE #33 ASHLEY MONTANEZ #34 EMILY THOMAS #40 MARLENA MUSZAK GAME NOTES 2

3 GLVC STANDINGS EAST School Conf. Pct Overall Pct. #8 Lewis Bellarmine Southern Indiana Saint Joseph s UW-Parkside Indianapolis McKendree Illinois Springfield GREYHOUND NOTES OPENING TIP The University of Indianapolis women s basketball team will hit the road this week for their first conference away games of the year. First up for the Hounds is a showdown against nationally-ranked Drury University on Thursday night at the O Reilly Event Center in Springfield, Mo. Tip-off is set for 6:30 p.m. eastern time Two days later, the Hounds will be in Rolla, Mo. to battle the Miners of Missouri S&T at the Gale Bullman building. The two teams will get things underway at 2 p.m. eastern time on Saturday. WEST School Conf. Pct. Overall Pct. #19 Quincy Truman State #16 Drury Maryville Rockhurst William Jewell Missouri-St. Louis Missouri S&T as of Jan. 13 GLVC PRESEASON POLL EAST DIVISION Pts 1 Lewis (14) UW-Parkside (2) 97 3 Southern Indiana 92 4 Bellarmine 75 5 Indianapolis 73 6 Saint Joseph s 54 7 Illinois Springfield 32 8 McKendree 26 WEST DIVISION Pts 1 Drury (15) Quincy (1) Truman State 85 4 Missouri-St. Louis 72 5 Maryville 67 6 William Jewell 50 7 Missouri S&T 44 8 Rockhurst 25 - first-places votes in parentheses FINAL GLVC STANDINGS EAST School Conf. Pct Overall Pct. 1 Lewis!*^ Southern Indiana *^ UW-Parkside *^ Bellarmine * Indianapolis * Saint Joseph s * Illinois Springfield McKendree WEST School Conf. Pct. Overall Pct. 1 Drury!*$ Quincy * Truman State * William Jewell * Missouri-St. Louis * Maryville * Rockhurst Missouri S&T ! Division Champion ^ Clinched GLVC Tournament First-Rd. Bye * Clinched GLVC Tournament Berth LAST TIME OUT UIndy opened up the 2016 calendar year this past weekend with a pair of games inside Nicoson Hall as GLVC play resumed. Thursday night, the Greyhounds erased a 14-point second quarter deficit to pull within three points of Maryville at the half. The Hounds would claim the lead in the second half before succumbing to a late Maryville run in an defeat. Sarah Costello recorded her first career double-double, matching her career best with 19 points and grabbing a new personal best 13 rebounds. Nicole Anderson also recorded her third straight double-double with a 13-point, 16-rebound effort. The Greyhounds wrapped up their weekend on Saturday against Missouri-St. Louis and came away with their first conference win of the year, a triumph over the Tritons. UIndy led by as many as 12 in the second half and was able to hold off a third quarter rally from their guests to pick up the win. Princess German scored 14 of her teamleading 18 points in the second half while Costello added 17 and Devin Ferguson set a new career-high with 13 points for the Hounds. ABOUT THE PANTHERS Drury enters Thursday night s game 10-3 on the year and are coming off a pair of road defeats at the hands on No. 9 Lewis and Wisconsin-Parkside last weekend. After starting off the year with wins in their first nine games, the Panthers have dropped three of their last four contests. Offensively, the Panthers are averaging 73.5 points per game on 45.5 percent shooting, the latter being good for third in the GLVC and 19th nationally. Annie Armstrong leads the team in scoring, averaging 14.5 points per game on 44.5 percent shooting. Armstrong ranks as one of the top long distance threats in the GLVC, shooting 48.4 percent (31-for- 64) from deep, good for second in the conference and sixth in the nation. Alice Heinzler has teamed with Armstrong to give the Panthers a lethal long range scoring tandems this year, averaging 13.1 points per game. Heinzler is currently knocking down 48.6 percent (34-for-70) of her triples, which is tops in the GLVC and fifth nationally. She also leads the conference in steals with 23 on the year. Drury has 10 players that average at least 11 minutes per game. Under head coach Molly Miller, the Panthers rank sixth nationally in three-point field goal percentage (39.8%). GREYHOUNDS AND PANTHERS ALL-TIME Drury holds a slim 7-5 advantage in the all-time series between the two teams. After dropping the first five head-to-head matchups, the Greyhounds rattled off the next five wins between the two schools. The two teams met twice last year with Drury winning both games, the final showdown coming in the GLVC quarterfinals in which the topseeded Panthers held off the No. 11 seed Hounds for an win. ABOUT THE MINERS Missouri S&T enters the week with a 5-7 mark on the season and will be looking to snap a three-game slide against Saint Joseph s on Thursday before hosting UIndy on Saturday. This weekend s games will be the first at home for the Miners in 2016, a place where Missouri S&T is currently 4-3 on the year. Missouri S&T is coming off a pair of GLVC losses last weekend, the first coming on Thursday night at the hands of Wisconsin- Parkside, Two days later, No. 9 Lewis handed the Miners a defeat in GAME NOTES 3

4 GREYHOUND NOTES Romeoville, Ill. Sophomore forward Bria Pierce is the only member of the team to average double figures heading into this week s action, checking in with 11.6 points and 6.1 rebounds per game while shooting 43.2 percent from the field. Pierce has been one of the best in the GLVC at getting to the free throw line, having shot 70 free throws this year, fifth in the conference. Her three offensive rebounds per game puts her at seventh in the league. Jamy Douvier sits just outside of double figures with 9.5 points per game, knocking down half of her field goals (46-for-92) this season. Douvier leads the team in rebounds with 6.8 per game, 10th in the GLVC. Her five defensive boards per game slot her in seventh place in the league. As a team, the Miners sit at the bottom of the GLVC in threes made, attempted and three-point field goal percentage, going 41-for-149 on the year, good on just 27.5 percent of their long range attempts. GREYHOUNDS AND MINERS ALL-TIME The Greyhounds hold a 7-3 lead in the all-time series and have taken the last three meetings between the two sides. The last time the two teams squared off was back on Jan. 4, 2015 inside Nicoson Hall. Led by Princess German s 18 points, 15 points from Kelly Walter and 13 from Carly Lythjohan, the Hounds were able to come away with a win. GERMAN PACES THE LEAGUE UIndy senior guard Princess German has not only been the most prolific scorer for the Greyhounds this year, but she sits at the top of the GLVC in four different categories. The Gary, Ind.-native leads the conference in points per game (21.5), field goals attempted (232), minutes played (534) and minutes per game (38.14). USA TODAY COACHES POLL (JAN. 12) Rk. School (First-place votes) Rec Points 1 West Texas A&M (18) Alaska-Anchorage (1) Fort Hays State Lubbock Christian (4) California Baptist Ashland(Ohio) Limestone Lewis (Ill.) Emporia State Missouri Western State (1) Nova Southeastern Winona State Columbus State (Ga.) Anderson West Liberty (W.Va.) Drury Benedict College Union (Tenn.) Quincy (Ill.) American Intl. College Virginia Union Arkansas Tech UC-San Diego Azusa Pacific Delta State Others receiving votes: Clayton State (Ga.) 60; Florida Southern College 48; Sioux Falls 34; Bellarmine 30; Colorado State-Pueblo 25; Northern State (S.D.) 14; Bentley 6; Francis Marion 6 Additionally, German ranks second in the conference in field goals made (104) and threes attempted (107) and third in free throws made (61) and free throws attempted (85). Earlier this year, German became the 22nd member of the UIndy 1,000-point clubs and currently sits in 17th place all-time on the Greyhound scoring list with 1,104 points. She also matched her career best when she scored 31 points against Ohio Dominican back on Dec. 19, her second career 30-point game. LONG DISTANCE CALLING The Greyhounds enter play this week riding one of the longest streaks in the country, having knocked down at least one three-pointer in the last 271 contests dating back to Jan. 11, That streak is currently the second longest in the GLVC, just behind Quincy s current streak of 278+ games PUTTING ON A BLOCK PARTY The UIndy interior defense ranks as one of the best in the GLVC, having swatted 53 shots on the year, third most in the GLVC and 67th nationally. Sophomore Ashley Montanez has the third most blocks in the conference with 19 while Nicole Anderson s 13 rejections are the 11th most in the league. AROUND THE GLVC Conference play continues for all GLVC members this weekend. In addition to the UIndy-Drury game Thursday, No. 19 Quincy travels to Evansville, Ind. to face Southern Indiana, Missouri-St. Louis hosts UW-Parkside, Illinois Springfield welcomes Rockhurst to town, Missouri S&T hosts St. Joseph s, William Jewell is at McKendree, No. 8 Lewis travels to Maryville and Bellarmine hosts Truman State. On Saturday, Saint. Joseph s is at Drury, Rockhurst travels to McKendree, Illinois Springfield hosts William Jewell, Lewis heads to Missouri-St. Louis, Bellarmine hosts Quincy, Southern Indiana welcomes Truman State to town and UW-Parkside is at Maryville. RECORD WHEN at home on the road on a neutral floor playing a ranked team leading at half trailing at half tied at half shooting at least 50% shooting less than 50% opp. shoots at least 50% opp. shoots less than 50% out-rebounding opponent out-rebounded more turnovers than opp less turnovers than opp final margin less than 10 pts scores 59 points or less scores scores scores scores scores 100 or more allows 59 points or less allows allows allows allows allows 100 or more GAME NOTES 4

5 The Greyhound bench boss guided UIndy to a record in The Hounds qualified for the GLVC Tournament, earning a win in the opening round on the road against Truman State University before falling to topseeded Drury in the quarterfinals. Constantin Popa (pronounced CON-stan-teen POH-puh) will be aiming to get the Greyhounds back to the NCAA tournament for the fourth time in the last five years, following the program s first national tournament abscense since , the year before Popa was named Greyhounds head coach. Popa guided three Greyhounds to Second Team All-GLVC selections in Princess German, Kelly Walter and Nicole Anderson, with Walter setting the single-season program record for three-point field goals after knocking down 80 in In , Popa guided the Hounds to a 23-9 (13-5 GLVC) mark in earning the No. 3 seed in the Midwest Regional Tournament. The team set program records for single-season points (2,488) and threepoint field goals (248), and ranked in the top five in scoring (77.8 pts/ gm), field goals (852), free throws (536),field goal pct. (.473), free throw pct. (.776) and blocks (161). Popa s teams sit as the top three in single-season blocks, with the squad holding the record at 181. HEAD COACH CONSTANTIN POPA (5TH SEASON) Believed to be the tallest coach in NCAA history, the 7-foot-3 Popa spent four seasons as the top assistant on the Greyhound bench before being promoted to the big chair. In his time as an assistant, the Hounds won 89 games and tied a program record by garnering three consecutive NCAA Tournament berths, including a Sweet 16 appearance in All told, UIndy has made six NCAA appearances in the seven seasons with Popa on the bench. In , Popa s third season as UIndy assistant, the Greyhounds posted a 26-4 record and fi nished the regular season atop the GLVC East Division. The Hounds also put together a school-record 24-game win streak that year, on the way to receiving the highest ranking in program history -- No. 2 in the USA TODAY ESPN Division II Coaches Poll. Popa mentored 2010 GLVC Player of the Year and All-American Samantha Meissel, as well as all-conference forward Katie Lyons. The pair represents the only two UIndy women to shoot better than 50 percent from the floor in each of their four years on campus. Before joining the Greyhound staff in 2007, Popa spent two years as the varsity girls head coach at Cypress Bay High School in Weston, Fla. As a collegian, Popa excelled for the University of Miami Hurricanes from The Bucharest, Romania native was a two-time All-Big East performer and fi nished his career with more than 1,100 points and 700 rebounds, while his 263 career blocks still rank as the program s benchmark. After college, Popa was drafted in the second round of the 1995 NBA draft by the L.A. Clippers and later went on to star in both France and Israel as a professional. POPA S FILE Alma Mater University of Miami 95 Career Record (.563) Record at UIndy same NCAA Coaching experience Head Coach Indianapolis Head Coach Indianapolis Head Coach Indianapolis Head Coach Indianapolis Head Coach Indianapolis Asst. Coach Indianapolis Asst. Coach Indianapolis Asst. Coach Indianapolis Asst. Coach Indianapolis Head Coaching Record ----Overall GLVC---- W L Pct. W L Pct Totals Assistant Coaching Record ----Overall GLVC---- W L Pct. W L Pct Totals Collegiate playing experience University of Miami He coached two All-GLVC selections in Katy McIntosh (first team) and Eliza Wortman (second team, all-defensive team) last season. McIntosh finished her Greyhound career seventh on the all-time scoring list (1,495). Wortman leaves UIndy with the second-most career blocks (142). Overseas, he helped three different European teams to a total of five national titles in two countries and was also a member of the Romanian National Team JEN CONLEY is in her second stint on the Greyhound staff and entering her fifth season as top assistant. Previously, Conely spent as a graduate assistant before moving into a full-time position on the UIndy bench for the season. She then took a hiatus during the campaign before taking on her current roll. Conely s team duties include on-court coaching, recruiting, monitoring academic progress and camp marketing. During her seven combined years at UIndy, the Greyhounds have had one of their most successful runs in program history. The team has compiled a (.681) record, while making the NCAA Tournament in six of the last seven seasons. The squad set a school-record with two NCAA Tourney wins, as the Hounds knocked off a pair of top-10 squads to advance to the Sweet 16. Former UIndy basketball player TARRYN MONTGOMERY enters her fifth season as a full-time assistant in after spending the campaign as a graduate assistant. In addition to on-court coaching, Montgomery handles camp coordination, game scouting, and alumni relations. Montgomery helped the Greyhounds to 61 wins and three NCAA appearances the past three seasons. As a player, Montgomery was a guard on the UIndy squad in and After graduating in May of 2007, Montgomery played overseas for the BG Rentrop Women s Professional Basketball team in Bonn, Germany during the fall of Prior to returning to UIndy, Montgomery was a substitute teacher in the Wayne Township area. She holds a bachelor s degree in Sports Marketing from UIndy and is currently working towards a master s in Applied Sociology. Conely earned a Master s Degree in History from UIndy in The Warren, Minn., native returned to her hometown for the academic year to teach history and science at Warren/Alvarado/Oslo High School. Conely graduated Summa cum Laude from Florida Gulf Coast University in 2007 while earning a B.A. in Secondary Education. During her senior season at FGCU, Conely was a contributor on a team that finished the season with a stellar 34-1 (.971) record while appearing in the NCAA Division II championship game. Conely won the FGCU Female Student Athlete Award after her fi nal year as an undergrad. Prior to her time at FGCU, Conely began her collegiate career at Lake Region State College in Devils Lake, N.D. There she was twice named to the Mon- Dak Conference All-Academic Team while her squad qualifi ed for the NJCAA Tournament both years. All told, Conely s teams went an impressive (.873) in her four seasons as a player. AMY SELK is in her second year with the UIndy women s basketball staff as a graduate assistant. Prior to joining the Hounds Selk worked in the Great Lakes Valley Conference office as the conference s intern. As a student-athlete, Selk enjoyed a prolific playing career with Wisconsin-Parkside. She helped lead the Rangers to a 24-6 record as a senior in , averaging 8.7 points and 6.4 rebounds per contest while shooting.518 from the fi eld (sixth-highest mark in the GLVC) and earning All-GLVC Second Team honors. Her squad reached their second straight NCAA Midwest Regional finals before falling to No. 2 Ashland, During her junior campaign, Selk led the GLVC and ranked 79th nationally with 8.5 rebounds per game, and ranked eighth in the conference in field goal percentage (.522). She also led the GLVC in double-doubles with eight during the season. The Rangers fell to Michigan Tech in the Midwest Regional fi nal of the NCAA Tournament. Selk was a four-time GLVC All-Academic Team honoree, and earned a degree in Sports Management and minor in Communication from UWP. She s currently pursuing a Sports Management Masters through UIndy. GAME NOTES 5

6 PLAYER PROFILES Has started every game for the Greyhounds this season...sits second on the team in scoring with 14.7 points per game and leads UIndy on the glass, averaging 7.4 rebounds...set a new career high with 16 rebounds against Maryville...recorded double-doubles in three straight games from Dec. 17-Jan. 7, averaging 17.3 points and 11.3 rebounds over that span. Started all 28 games as a sophomore during her first season with the Greyhounds... named All-GLVC Second Team... averaged 12.4 points and 6.3 rebounds per game... led the squad with a.544 field goal percentage, ranking top ten in the GLVC... had a team-high three double-doubles, including a 31-point, 13-rebound performance at Bellarmine (2/21/15) setting career highs in both categories... had six games with at least 20 points, and 14 in double figures... shot.805 (66-82) from the free throw line...transferred to UIndy from Miami (Ohio), where she started 29 of 30 games her freshman season. Points 30 at Ohio Dominican Dec. 19, 2015 Rebounds 16 MARYVILLE Jan. 7, 2016 Assists 5 (2x) last, LEWIS Dec. 5, 2015 Steals 5 at Bentley Nov. 28, 2015 Blocks 4 TIFFIN Dec. 17, 2015 FG made 13 TIFFIN Dec. 17, FG made 2 (4x) last, at Ohio Dominican Dec. 19, 2015 FT made 6 MARYVILLE Jan. 7, 2016 Minutes 40 MARYVILLE Jan. 7, 2016 Points 31 at Bellarmine Feb. 21, 2015 Rebounds 16 MARYVILLE Jan. 7, 2016 Assists 6 at Bellarmine Feb. 21, 2015 Steals 5 at Bentley Nov. 28, 2015 Blocks 4 (2x) last, TIFFIN Dec. 17, 2015 FG made 14 at Bellarmine Feb. 21, FG made 3 at Southern Indiana Feb. 19, 2015 FT made 9 vs. Bellarmine Jan. 15, 2015 Minutes 48 at Bellarmine Feb. 21, Has started every contest for the Greyhounds this season...finished with a season high 15 points andfive field goals made against Bentley on Nov hit doublefigures in scoring for the first time with 13 points in a win over Merrimack on Nov matched her career best in back-to-back games with three three-pointers against Lewis and Tiffin...second on the Greyhounds in assists (32) and third in minutes per game (31.6) Played all 28 games, taking over as a starter just three games into the season... averaged 7.4 points, 2.8 assists, 2.4 rebounds and 1.8 steals per game, leading the team in assists and steals... scored a career-high 19 points against Lincoln Memorial (12/20/14)... recorded a double-double at Bellarmine (2/21/15) with 12 points and 10 assists... career-best five steals to go along with 18 points in GLVC Tournament first round game at Truman State (3/1/15). Points 19 MARYVILLE Jan. 7, 2016 Rebounds 13 MARYVILLE Jan. 7, 2016 Assists 5 (2x) last, TIFFIN Dec. 17, 2015 Steals 5 TIFFIN Dec. 17, 2015 Blocks 2 (2x) last, UW-PARKSIDE Dec. 3, 2015 FG made 7 MARYVILLE Jan. 7, FG made 3 (4x) last, MARYVILLE Jan. 7, 2016 FT made 3 (2x) last, MARYVILLE Jan. 7, 2016 Minutes 40 (2x) last, MARYVILLE Jan. 7, 2016 Points 19 (2x) last, MARYVILLE Jan. 7, 2016 Rebounds 13 MARYVILLE Jan. 7, 2016 Assists 10 last, at Illinois State Dec. 31, 2014 Steals 5 (2x) last, TIFFIN Dec. 17, 2015 Blocks 2 (3x) last, UW-PARKSIDE Dec. 3, 2015 FG made 7 vs. McKendree Jan. 22, FG made 3 (6x) last, TIFFIN Dec. 17, 2015 FT made 7 vs. Lincoln Memorial Dec. 20, 2014 Minutes 50 vs. St. Joseph s Feb. 26, 2015 GAME NOTES 6

7 PLAYER PROFILES Sat out the first 11 games of the year due to NCAA transfer rules before making her season debut against Ohio Dominican on Dec. 19 where she grabbed three rebounds and had one assist in 11 minutes of action. Joins the Greyhounds after a three-year stint with the Bellarmine women s basketball program, where she appeared in 61 games over three years led the Knights in scoring (10.4 pts) and rebounding (5.8 reb) as a sophomore. Points 2 MARYVILLE Jan. 7, 2016 Rebounds 3 at Ohio Dominican Dec. 19, 2015 Assists 1 at Ohio Dominican Dec. 19, 2015 Steals Blocks 1 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS Jan. 9, 2016 FG made 1 MARYVILLE Jan. 7, 2016 FT made Minutes 11 (2x) last, MARYVILLE Jan. 7, 2016 Points 21* vs. Kentucky State Nov. 24, 2013 Rebounds 18* vs. Millersville Dec. 30, 2012 Assists 4 (2x)* last, at St. Joseph s Jan. 24, 2013 Steals 4 (2x)* last, vs. Lewis Jan. 19, 2013 Blocks 4* vs. St. Joesph s Feb. 9, 2012 FG made 5* at Xavier Nov. 24, FG made 1 (9x)* - - FT made 6* vs. Millersville Dec. 30, 2012 Minutes 36* at Cedarville Nov. 13, 2013 * at Bellarmine Has appeared in all 14 games for the Greyhounds, making eight starts on the year, including her first in the season opener against Walsh back on Nov set a new career high with 13 points and three three-pointers in the Greyhounds win over UMSL on Jan. 9. Started three of 28 games during her rookie season... averaged 2.9 points, 1.5 assists and 1.4 rebounds per game... scored a career-high nine points against Bellarmine (1/15/15)... dished five assists in an overtime win versus Ohio Dominican (11/29/14). Points 13 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS Jan. 9, 2016 Rebounds 4 at Merrimack Nov. 27, 2015 Assists 6 CEDARVILLE Nov. 17, 2015 Steals 2 (2x) last, at Merrimack Nov. 27, 2015 Blocks 1 ASHLAND Nov. 24, 2015 FG made 4 (2x) last, MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS Jan. 9, FG made 3 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS Jan. 9, 2016 FT made 2 (3x) last, MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS Jan. 9, 2016 Minutes 38 ASHLAND Nov. 24, 2015 Points 13 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS Jan. 9, 2016 Rebounds 4 at Merrimack Nov. 27, 2015 Assists 6 CEDARVILLE Nov. 17, 2015 Steals 3 at UW-Parkside Jan. 29, 2015 Blocks 1 (5x) last, ASHLAND Nov. 24, 2015 FG made 4 (2x) last, MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS Jan. 9, FG made 3 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS Jan. 9, 2016 FT made 5 (2x) last, vs. Bellarmine Jan. 15, 2015 Minutes 38 (2x) last, ASHLAND Nov. 24, 2015 GAME NOTES 7

8 PLAYER PROFILES Played in seven games during an injury-shortened season... averaged 5.9 minutes and 2.1 points per game when healthy... scored season-high six points in the opener at No. 17 Wayne State (11/14/14)... Spent first collegiate season at Concordia University-Wisconsin and second at Jefferson College (Mo.), where she earned second team All-Conference after averaging 11 points, 4.1 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game... won Athletic Scholar Award and was on Dean s List at Jefferson College. Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks FG made FT made Minutes Points 22* vs. Southeastern CC Dec. 7, 2013 Rebounds 14* vs. Southeastern Illinois Dec. 5, 2013 Assists 5* vs. Southeastern Illinois Dec. 5, 2013 Steals 3* at Missouri Baptist Feb. 10, 2014 Blocks 1 (8x)* last, at 3 Rivers CC Feb. 25, 2014 FG made 6 (5x)* last, at Crowder Jan. 25, FG made 3* - - FT made 10* vs. Southeastern CC Dec. 7, 2013 Minutes 36* vs. Southeastern CC Dec. 7, 2013 * at Jefferson College (MO) Has seen the floor in all 12 games, making five starts on the year...made her first career start against Malone on Nov. 14 and set a new career-high with 13 points on 4-for-8 shooting...came off the bench to finish with 11 points on 4-for-10 shooting, knocking down three three-pointers against Walsh on Nov. 13. Played in 10 games, missing over a month of action due to injury... averaged 5.0 minutes per game... set career-highs with six points, four rebounds and three blocks against Lincoln Memorial (12/20/15). Points 13 at Malone Nov. 14, 2015 Rebounds 7 at Malone Nov. 14, 2015 Assists 2 (2x) at Merrimack Nov. 27, 2015 Steals 1 (2x) last, MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS Jan. 9, 2016 Blocks 1 at Bentley Nov. 28, 2015 FG made 4 (2x) last, at Malone Nov. 14, FG made 3 (2x) last, at Malone Nov. 14, 2015 FT made 3 at Northwood Nov. 21, 2015 Minutes 26 at Malone Nov. 14, 2015 * Points 13 at Malone Nov. 14, 2015 Rebounds 7 at Malone Nov. 14, 2015 Assists 2 at Walsh Nov. 13, 2015 Steals 1 WAYNE STATE Nov. 19, 2015 Blocks 3 vs. Lincoln Memorial Dec. 20, 2014 FG made 4 (2x) last, at Malone Nov. 14, FG made 3 (2x) last, at Malone Nov. 14, 2015 FT made 3 at Northwood Nov. 21, 2015 Minutes 26 at Malone Nov. 14, 2015 GAME NOTES 8

9 PLAYER PROFILES Has led the Greyhounds in scoring in 12 of the Greyhounds first 14 games and is averaging 21.8 points per game...became the 22nd member of the 1,000-point club against Lewis on Dec. 5...finished with a season-high 31 points on 11-for-16 shooting against Ohio DOminican on Dec. 19, a game that saw her knock down a career-high in field goals..set a new career-high with four steals against Bentley on Nov. 28. Started 23 of 26 games played in named Daktronics/Division II Conference Commissioners Association All-Midwest Region second team... also named All-GLVC Second Team... led team and ranked near the top of the GLVC with 17.9 points per game, good for the 11th-best scoring average in program history... sank 131 free throws, tied for seventh most in a season by a Greyhound... netted a career-high 31 points at No. 1 Lewis (1/31/15), going 12-for-14 from the charity stripe... scored double figures in all but three games, and hit 20-plus 11 times... was one made FG away from tying the best perfect game in program history, going 9-for-10 against Southern Indiana (1/17/15)...was the only player to start all 32 games of the season in averaged 10.5 points, 2.0 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game... scored in double figures 21 times... dropped a career-high 19 points against William Jewell (1/11/14)... second on the team with 94 made free throws. Points 31 at Ohio Dominican Dec. 19, 2015 Rebounds 7 at Malone Nov. 14, 2015 Assists 4 at Ohio Dominican Dec. 19, 2015 Steals 4 at Bentley Nov. 28, 2015 Blocks 1 (2x) last, at Ohio Dominican Dec. 19, 2015 FG made 11 TIFFIN Dec. 17, FG made 5 (2x) last, LEWIS Dec. 5, 2015 FT made 13 at Ohio Dominican Dec. 19, 2015 Minutes 40 (7x) last, MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS Jan Points 31 (2x) last, at Ohio Dominican Dec. 19, 2015 Rebounds 7(2x) last, at Malone Nov. 14, 2015 Assists 5 vs. Illinois Springfield Jan. 23, 2014 Steals 4 at Bentley Nov. 28, 2015 Blocks 1 (9x) last, at Ohio Dominican Dec. 19, 2015 FG made 11 TIFFIN Dec. 17, FG made 5 at Malone Nov. 14, 2015 FT made 13 at Ohio Dominican Dec. 19, 2015 Minutes 41 at UW-Parkside Jan. 29, Made her first appearance in a Greyhound uniform on Nov. 28 against No. 23 Bentley. Joins the Greyhounds after spending the last three years as a member of the Lindenwood Belleville women s basketball program averaged six points, three assists and one steal per game in earned three varsity letters as a point guard on the Bishop Luers HS team, helping her team to a state championship and two state runner-up finishes. Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks FG made FT made Minutes * Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks FG made FT made Minutes GAME NOTES 9

10 PLAYER PROFILES Has appeared in all 14 games for the Greyhounds and made her first career start against No. 7 Lewis on Dec. 5...netted her first career points in the crimson and grey with a three-pointer against Cedarville on Nov played a season-high 25 minutes against nationall-ranked Bentley on Nov. 28. Four-year member of the Munster HS girls basketball team selected to the Northwest Crossroads Conference First Team twice and to the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association Top 100 as a junior finished her prep career as the third leading scorer in Munster program history and tops the career free throws made and free throws made in a season list member of the National Honors Society. Points 3 (3x) last, MARYVILLE Jan. 7, 2016 Rebounds 3 CEDARVILLE Nov. 17, 2015 Assists 2 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS Jan. 9, 2016 Steals 1 (4x) last, at Merrimack Nov. 27, 2015 Blocks FG made 1 (4x) last, MARYVILLE Jan. 7, FG made 1 (3x) last, MARYVILLE Jan. 7, 2016 FT made 2 ASHLAND Nov. 24, 2015 Minutes 25 at Bentley Nov. 28, 2015 Points 3 (3x) last, MARYVILLE Jan. 7, 2016 Rebounds 3 CEDARVILLE Nov. 17, 2015 Assists 2 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS Jan. 9, 2016 Steals 1 (4x) last, at Merrimack Nov. 27, 2015 Blocks FG made 1 (4x) last, MARYVILLE Jan. 7, FG made 1 (3x) last, MARYVILLE Jan. 7, 2016 FT made 2 ASHLAND Nov. 24, 2015 Minutes 25 at Bentley Nov. 28, Has started 13 of 14 games for the Greyhounds this year...set a new career-high when she yanked down 11 rebounds against Cedarville on Nov blocked four shts against Wisconsin-Parkside on Dec. 3, a new personal best...set a new career best when she handed out four assists against Malone and matched that career high one game later against Cedarville...knocked down six field goals for 12 against Malone, both career bests. Played in all 28 games, starting five times in averaged 3.0 points, 3.7 rebounds and 1.3 blocks per game... saw 17.0 minutes of action per game... scored a career-high eight points against Maryville (2/7/15)... pulled in eight rebounds twice, including at Truman State in a GLVC Tournament first-round win (3/1/15)... had three blocks twice, last at Bellarmine (2/21/15). Points 12 at Malone Nov. 14, 2015 Rebounds 11 CEDARVILLE Nov. 17, 2015 Assists 4 (2x) last, CEDARVILLE Nov. 17, 2015 Steals 4 (2x) last, LEWIS Nov. 28, 2015 Blocks 4 UW-PARKSIDE Dec. 3, 2015 FG made 6 at Malone Nov. 14, 2015 FT made 2 at Ohio Dominican Dec. 19, 2015 Minutes 33 CEDARVILLE Nov. 17, 2015 * Points 12 at Malone Nov. 14, 2015 Rebounds 11 CEDARVILLE Nov. 17, 2015 Assists 4 (2x) last, CEDARVILLE Nov. 17, 2015 Steals 4 at Bentley Nov. 28, 2015 Blocks 4 UW-PARKSIDE Dec. 3, 2015 FG made 6 at Malone Nov. 14, 2015 FT made 3 vs. Ohio Dominican Nov. 29, 2014 Minutes 34 at Bellarmine Feb. 21, 2015 GAME NOTES 10

11 PLAYER PROFILES Has seen action in 13 games for the Greyhounds, making her first career start on Jan. 9 against Missouri-St. Louis...set new career highs in points (8), field goals (4) and minutes played (13) against Wayne State back on Nov. 19. Played in 4 games as a freshman, averaging 4.5 minutes per game... was called into action at Bellarmine (2/21/15), and scored six points on 3-for-3 shooting from the floor... pulled in two offensive boards at Truman State (3/1/15). Points 8 WAYNE STATE Nov. 19, 2015 Rebounds 2 at Malone Nov. 14, 2015 Assists 1 ASHLAND Nov. 24, 2015 Steals 1 at Walsh Nov. 13, 2015 Blocks FG made 4 WAYNE STATE Nov. 19, 2015 FT made 1 ASHLAND Nov. 24, 2015 Minutes 13 WAYNE STATE Nov. 19, 2015 Points 8 WAYNE STATE Nov. 19, 2015 Rebounds 2 (2x) last, at Malone Nov. 14, 2015 Assists 1 ASHLAND Nov. 24, 2015 Steals 1 at Walsh Nov. 13, 2015 Blocks FG made 4 WAYNE STATE Nov. 19, 2015 FT made 1 (2x) last, ASHLAND Nov. 24, 2015 Minutes 13 WAYNE STATE Nov. 19, Has accumulated 30 minutes of action over six appearances...dished out an assist against Wayne State on Nov matched a career best with a pair of rebounds against Tiffin on Dec. 17. Played 16 games, averaging 4.4 minutes per... saw 15 minutes of action at No. 17 Wayne State (11/14/14)... scored buckets against Ohio Dominican (11/29/14) and Lincoln Memorial (12/20/14). Points 1 LEWIS Dec. 5, 2015 Rebounds 2 TIFFIN Dec. 17, 2015 Assists 1 WAYNE STATE Nov. 19, 2015 Steals 2 TIFFIN Dec. 17, 2015 Blocks FG made FT made 1 LEWIS Dec. 5, 2015 Minutes 11 TIFFIN Dec. 17, 2015 Points 2 (2x) last, vs. Lincoln Memorial Dec. 20, 2014 Rebounds 2 (2x) last, TIFFIN Dec. 17, 2015 Assists 1 (4x) last, WAYNE STATE Nov. 19, 2015 Steals 2 TIFFIN Dec. 17, 2015 Blocks 1 (2x) last, at Lewis Jan. 31, 2015 FG made 1 (2x) last, vs. Lincoln Memorial Dec. 20, 2014 FT made 1 LEWIS Dec. 5, 2015 Minutes 15 at Wayne State Nov. 14, 2014 GAME NOTES 11

12 COMBINED STATS Indianapolis Combined Team Statistics (as of Jan 11, 2016) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 22 German, Princess Anderson, Nicole Costello, Sarah Montanez, Ashley Negoescu, Tina Jaber, Nariman Ferguson, Devin Thomas, Emily Cole, Jordan Hutchinson, Darion Muszak, Marlena Barnett, Catherine Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS UINDY OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS 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 ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 11/13/15 at Walsh L /14/15 at Malone L /17/15 CEDARVILLE L /19/15 WAYNE STATE (MICH.) L /21/15 at Northwood L /24/15 ASHLAND L /27/15 at Merrimack W /28/15 at Bentley L * 12/3/15 WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE L * 12/5/15 LEWIS UNIVERSITY L /17/15 TIFFIN UNIVERSITY W /19/15 at Ohio Dominican L * 01/07/16 MARYVILLE L * 01/09/16 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Totals Indianapolis Opponents GAME NOTES 12

13 LAST TIME OUT - RECAP & BOX SCORE Second half rally not enough as Saints pull away from Greyhounds INDIANAPOLIS The University of Indianapolis women s basketball team stepped on to the hardwood for the first time in 2016 on Thursday night, hosting Maryville University in a GLVC showdown. The Greyhounds battled back from a 14-point deficit late in the first half to take the lead midway through the third quarter. But a late third quarter Maryville run proved to be too much for UIndy to overcome in an defeat. Sophomore Sarah Costello had a career night against the Saints, matching her career high with 19 points and yanking down a new personal best 13 rebounds for her first career double-double. Nicole Anderson finished with her third straight double-double, pouring in 13 points and pulling in a new career best 16 rebounds. Princess German had 21 for the Hounds and Devin Ferguson matched her personal best with nine points for UIndy, who fell to 2-11 overall and 0-3 in GLVC play. Ali Ringering had a game-high 24 points for Maryville and was joined by Alex Wolf (16 pts), Stephanie Sherwood (15 pts) and Alex Hillyer (13 pts) in double figures as the Saints improved to 8-3 overall and an even 2-2 in conference play. Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Maryville vs Indianapolis 01/07/16 5:30 PM at Indianapolis, IN (Nicoson Hall) Maryville (2-2 GLVC) Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 21 Wolf, Alex f Foster, Ellen f Ringering, Ali g Frala, Carly g Sherwood, Stephanie g Solomon, Maya Rozell, Kailyn Hillyer, Alex Hartke, Madeline Dugger, Jordyne Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Indianapolis (0-3 GLVC) Total 3-Ptr Rebounds Deadball Rebounds 4,1 ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 00 Anderson, Nicole f Montanez, Ashley f Costello, Sarah g Ferguson, Devin g German, Princess g Hutchinson, Darion Negoescu, Tina Cole, Jordan Muszak, Marlena Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Officials: Mark Gines, Linda Miles, Ryan Durham Technical fouls: Maryville-None. Indianapolis-None. Attendance: 181 UINDY #5 fouls out at :30 4Q; #32 at :13.4 4Q MU #25 fouls out at :09.2 4Q Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 1 There were some times we got scored on a little too easy and we got in some foul trouble early and both proved costly, Head coach Constantin Popa said. We did a lot of good things tonight to get back into the game and our offense came along in the second half. But there were some times we weren t able to make adjustments to what they were doing at both ends of the floor and how the game was being called. Score by periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Maryville Indianapolis Last FG - MU 4th-02:12, UINDY 4th-00:17. Largest lead - MU by 14 2nd-04:23, UINDY by 1 3rd-07:48. MU led for 35:05. UINDY led for 04:12. Game was tied for 00:43. In Off 2nd Fast Points Paint T/O Chance Break Bench MU UINDY Score tied - 1 time. Lead changed - 8 times. third, but a pair of deep threes from Ringering capped an 8-2 run to end the quarter and give Maryville a lead. The Saints took advantage of their size down low right out of the gate, opening the game on a 10-2 run and forcing UIndy starters Princess German and Ashley Montanez out of the game with foul trouble. The Hounds were able to close the gap before the end of the first quarter but trailed after 10 minutes. Maryville knocked down all eight of their free throws in the opening frame while the Hounds held a 13-7 edge on the boards, grabbing seven offensive boards. The Saints caught fire to open the second quarter, outscoring the Greyhounds 13-5 over the first 5:37 of the frame to open up a lead. With the game on the verge of slipping away, the Greyhounds battled back in impressive fashion with a 14-3 run to close out the quarter and trail at the break. UIndy stayed hot to open the second half, taking their first lead of the game when Costello connected on one of her three triples to make it at the 7:48 mark. The two teams traded the lead seven times before the end of the Looking to rally one more time, the Greyhounds cut the Maryville lead to with 3:20 to go after another Costello long ball. But the Saints answered with a Hillyer layup and another Ringering triple on their next two possessions to stretch their lead to six. UIndy was unable to answer before Maryville closed out the game at the free throw line. The Hounds connected on 42.2 percent (27-for-64) of their field goals on the night, going 7 of 21 from long range and 13 of 18 at the line. Maryville shot 43.5 percent (27-for-62) on the night, hitting 6 of 11 threes and 22 of 29 free throw tries. Rebounds were in favor of the Greyhounds with UIndy grabbing a season-high 15 offensive boards that turned into 16 second chance points. Turnovers were 15-9 in favor of Maryville, who also held a advantage in points off turnovers. ### GAME NOTES 13

14 LAST TIME OUT - RECAP & BOX SCORE Backcourt trio comes up big as Greyhounds notch first GLVC win INDIANAPOLIS The University of Indianapolis women s basketball team wrapped up their first weekend of play in 2016 on Saturday, notching their first conference victory of the year with a hard-fought win over Missouri-St. Louis inside Nicoson Hall. The Greyhounds withstood a second half comeback from the Tritons to improve to 3-11 on the year and 1-3 in GLVC play. Princess German led UIndy with 18 points, 14 of which came in the second half. Sarah Costello added 17 points for the Hounds and Devin Ferguson set a new career high with 13 points, connecting on all three of her attempts from long range. UMSL got a game-high 31 points from Jordan Fletcher, with 15 of those point coming in the third quarter alone. Kelly Kunkel added 11 points for the Tritons, who fell to 6-7 on the year and 1-4 in GLVC play. Today was a really good win for us, and for us to get a split after a tough loss on Thursday is huge, head coach Constantin Popa said. We really fought hard today, especially after they got back in the game in the second half. We kept pushing and made some adjustments that paid off for us late. Our guards were huge for us today. We expect that every game out of Princess and Sarah, and to have Devin really get involved in the offense is critical for us going forward. We always tell our team that we can t rely on one or two players each game. We need to get more from everybody and we did that this weekend. The Greyhounds jumped out to an early 4-0 lead before the Tritons answered with 10 of the game s next 13 points to take a 10-7 lead with 6:25 to go in the opening quarter. UIndy responded by outscoring the Tritons 13-5 throughout the remainder of the quarter with eight of those points coming from Devin Ferguson, giving UIndy a lead after one. Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Missouri-St. Louis vs Indianapolis 01/09/16 1:00 PM at Indianapolis, IN (Nicoson Hall) Missouri-St. Louis (1-4 GLVC) Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 32 Kunkel, Kelly f Fletcher, Jordan f Daly, Amber g Lee, Robneisha g Bloch, Sydney g O'Brien, Shea Jacox, Chelsey Skaggs, Sydney Jurasits, Julie Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Indianapolis (1-3 GLVC) Total 3-Ptr Rebounds Deadball Rebounds 0,1 ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 00 Anderson, Nicole f Thomas, Emily f Costello, Sarah g Ferguson, Devin g German, Princess g Hutchinson, Darion Negoescu, Tina Cole, Jordan Montanez, Ashley Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Officials: Andrew Bills, Alycia Dukes, Jon Hershberger Technical fouls: Missouri-St. Louis-Daly, Amber. Indianapolis-Ferguson, Devin. Attendance: 181 UMSL #5/UINDY #5 tech at 9:32 4Q Score by periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Missouri-St. Louis Indianapolis Last FG - UMSL 4th-04:01, UINDY 4th-02:22. Largest lead - UMSL by 3 1st-06:25, UINDY by 14 3rd-06:43. UMSL led for 03:28. UINDY led for 32:52. Game was tied for 03:40. Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 4,1 In Off 2nd Fast Points Paint T/O Chance Break Bench UMSL UINDY Score tied - 4 times. Lead changed - 10 times. traffic and followed it up with a steal and an easy fast break lay-in to stretch the lead to five. The Hounds defense sealed the game by holding the Tritons to 0-for-5 shooting and forced four turnovers over the final 2:47. UIndy would turn to their defense in the second quarter to protect the lead, limiting the Triton to just 4 of 15 shooting in the second period. After UMSL cut the Greyhound lead to 21-19, UIndy outscored the visitors 9-4 over the remainder of the quarter and took a lead into the locker room. The Hounds came out firing from long range to open the second half as Princess German, Sarah Costello and Ferguson knocked down triples on three straight UIndy possessions to stretch the lead to just 2:10 into the third quarter. The Tritons would pound the ball inside to Jordan Fletcher to climb back into the game and cut the lead to after three quarters. UIndy connected on 45.7 percent (21-for-46) of their field goals, going 7 of 20 from deep and 15 of 24 at the free throw line. At the other end, the Tritons shot 38.2 percent (21-for- 55) on the day, hitting just 2 of 15 3-pointers and shooting 11-for-14 at the charity stripe. Anderson, German and Tina Negoescu had six boards each to tie for the UIndy lead as the Hounds held a slim edge on the boards. The Greyhounds won the turnover battle for fifth time this year, forcing 15 giveaways while coughing the ball up 14 times. ### UMSL opened the fourth quarter on a 9-2 run to take a lead, their first time in front since the 4:59 mark of the first quarter. The Greyhounds answered with back-to-back layups from German and Nicole Anderson to re-take the lead. Up with 2:47 to go, German connected on a layup in GAME NOTES 14