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1 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 1 MICHIGAN WOMEN S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES MICHIGAN I WOMEN S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE/RESULTS Overall: 4-2 Big Ten: 0-0 Home: 3-0 Home: 0-0 Away: 0-2 Away: 0-0 Neutral: 1-0 Neutral: 0-0 NOVEMBER DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT RECORD 13 BALL STATE W, MARQUETTE W, SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI W, at Kansas L, vs. Stephen F. Austin^ W, at New Mexico State^ L, DECEMBER DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT 3 at Virginia Tech! 7 p.m. 6 at Iowa* 7 p.m. 10 at Boston College 7 p.m. 14 at Xavier 7 p.m.. 19 at Detroit 1 p.m. 28 NORTHWESTERN* 7 P.M. 31 at Michigan State* 2 p.m. JANUARY DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT 3 at Ohio State* 2 p.m. 7 IOWA* 7 P.M. 10 at Wisconsin* 2 p.m. 14 at Indiana* 7 p.m. 21 OHIO STATE* 7 P.M. 24 INDIANA* NOON 28 at Ilinois* 8 p.m. 31 PENN STATE* 1 P.M. FEBRUARY DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT 4 at Northwestern* 8 p.m. 7 MINNESOTA* 1 P.M. 11 MICHIGAN STATE* 7 P.M. 18 at Penn State* 7 p.m. 21 WISCONSIN* 1 P.M. 25 at Minnesota* TBA 28 PURDUE* TBA MARCH BIG TEN TOURNAMENT DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT 4 First Round TBA 5 Quarterfinals TBA 6 Semifinals TBA 7 Championship Game 4:30 p.m. Home games (BOLD) at Crisler Arena * indicates Big Ten Conference games ^ Aggie Thanksgiving Classic (Las Cruces, N.M.)! ACC/Big Ten Challenge Game All start times local to game site unless otherwise noted (Ann Arbor is Eastern time) NEXT UP FOR MICHIGAN IOWA BIG TEN OPENER Sunday, Dec. 6 Carver-Hawkeye Arena Iowa City, Iowa RADIO: WTKA (AM 1050) TV: Big Ten Network MICHIGAN ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS Jessica Poole Women s Basketball Contact phone fax jepoole@umich.edu MGoBlue.com U-M HEADS TO VIRGINIA TECH FOR BIG TEN/ACC CHALLENGE MICHIGAN WOLVERINES 4-2, 0-0 Big Ten GAME 7 DECEMBER 3, 2009 CASELL COLISEUM BLACKSBURG, VA. All-Time vs. Virginia Tech: 1-0 Series Streak: Michigan has won one Last Michigan win: 11/29/96 (79-63) Scouting Virginia Tech Virginia Tech enters tonights game with a 4-2 record after defeating Elon, on Saturday. The Hokies are led by Lindsey Biggs who is averaging 12.8 points per game. Also in double figures for Virginia Tech are Alyssa Fenyn and Utahya Drye, who are averaging 10.8 and 10.5 points, respectively. Dyre leads the Hokies on the glass with 6.0 rebounds per game. Virgina Tech has a 1-1 record in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge and last season dropped a game to Wisconsin in Madison. Virginia Tech defeated Minnesota, in the inagural challenge. COVERAGE OF TONIGHT S GAME Radio: WLBY (AM 1290) -- Matt Park (play-by-play) Television: Live Video at hokiesports.com (fee) Internet: MGoBlue.com -- live audio and statistics DRIBBLES AND DRIVES (VIRGINIA TECH EDITION) MICHIGAN VS. VIRGINIA TECH--SERIES HISTORY The Wolverines and Hokies will be meeting for just the second time in tonight s game. The Wolverines defeated Virginia Tech, during the season at the Rainbow Wahine classic in Honolulu, Hawaii. The Wolverines have a 6-8 record against teams from the ACC, although U-M has yet to face Clemson, Georgia Tech, Maryland or Wake Forest. ABOUT MICHIGAN U-M enters tonight s game with a 4-2 record after falling, to New Mexico State in the final game of the Aggie Hotel Encanto Thanksgiving Classic. The Wolverines split on the weekend and defeated Stephen F. Austin, on Friday (Nov. 27). Michigan is led by a trio of players in double figures. Junior guard Veronica Hicks is U-M s leading scorer averaging 14.5 points per game. Freshman guard Dayeesha Hollins and sophomore forward Carmen Reynolds are also in double figures with 13.0 and points, respectively. The Wolverines, who are in the middle of an eight-game road trip, have lost 12 consecutive true road games TEAM STATISTICS VIRGINIA TECH HOKIES 4-2, 0-0 ACC MICHIGAN IN THE BIG TEN/ACC CHALLENGE Michigan has fared well in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge. Michigan has a 2-0 record in the Challenge, which is in its third season. The Wolverines are the only team from the Big Ten that has a winning record in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge. The Wolverines have defeated Miami (Fl), in their inagural Challenge game and last year defeated NC State, STILL ON THE ROAD... Michigan has truly come to understand the term road warrior. Tonight s game is the fourth game of an eight-game road swing for U-M. Michigan doesn t return to Crisler Arena until Dec. 28 when they take on Northwestern. The Wolverines have a road record over the last three seasons. UP NEXT FOR THE WOLVERINES U-M opens Big Ten action on Sunday (Dec.6) against Iowa. The game will be televised on the Big Ten Network and is a 6 p.m. (ET) tip in Carver- Hawkeye Arena. TONIGHT S PROBABLE STARTERS MICHIGAN WOLVERINES Pos. No. Name Hometown Cl. Ht. Pts. Reb. G 3 Veronica Hicks Chicago, Ill. Jr G 13 Dayeesha Hollins Cincinnati, Ohio Fr G 24 Jenny Ryan Saginaw, Mich. Fr C 25 Krista Phillips Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Sr F 33 Carmen Reynolds Hilliard, Ohio So OFF THE BENCH Pos. No. Name Hometown Cl. Ht. Pts. Reb. G 04 Jamillya Hardley Grand Rapids, Mich. So F 10 Ashley Jones Southfield, Mich. Sr G 11 Sam Arnold Medinah, Ill. Fr G 12 Kate Thompson Plymouth, Minn. Fr G 20 Courtney Boylan Chaska, Minn. So F 21 Nya Jordan Lathrup Village, Mich. Fr G 23 Kalyn McPherson Traverse City, Mich Sr F/C 44 Rachel Sheffer Watervliet, Mich. Fr TEAM GAMES FG-FGA PCT. 3F-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. O-D TOT AVG. FOUL FO AST AVG TO BLK STL PTS AVG MICHIGAN U-M OPPONENTS

2 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 2 MICHIGAN WOMEN S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDELINES & INFORMATION PRESS ENTRANCE Media members are to enter and leave Crisler Arena through the tunnel en trance, located on the north side of the arena (opposite from Sta dium Blvd. and U-M Golf Course). PARKING All parking at Michigan women s bas ket ball games is based on a first-come, first-served basis. No parking passes will be distributed to media members or fans. Media may park in the Crisler Arena lot off of the tunnel en trance in spaces not specifically reserved for uni ver si ty or athletic department officials. RADIO/TELEVISION Courtesy lines (one ISDN line, two reg u lar phone lines) are provided for the vis it ing team s primary radio station. Each ad di tion al radio station is responsible for ordering its own telephone lines. The visiting team broad cast area is located on the west side of Crisler Arena in Sec tion C of the upper press row, opposite the opponent's team bench. Ad di tion al radio stations (home and vis i tor) will be seat ed in Sections B and C. Orig i- na tion for tele vi sion is at center court from the courtside press row, opposite the scor er s table. TELEPHONES Telephone lines in the press area must be or dered at least one week in advance of the game for which they are needed. Orders should be made through AT&T ( , code BB1843) during reg u lar business hours. No telephone lines or instruments are available through the U-M Media Relations of fice. PHOTOGRAPHERS All photo and game film credentials should be requested as early as pos si ble. The NCAA has established a policy to control con ges tion in the photo areas during basketball games. Only pho tog ra phers on assignment and work ing televi sion media are given pho to passes. Camera persons must work from be hind ei ther baseline. Photographers wishing to use strobe equip ment at Michigan home games must re quest permission from Assistant Media Re la tions Director Jessica Poole. A max i mum of four strobe units may be used in any single game. It is against NCAA regulations to sell photographs of current student-ath letes. All photographs are to be used in the coverage of Michigan women s basketball and cannot be sold for commercial or promotional en ter prise. POSTGAME INTERVIEWS Following home games, head coaches and select players from both the home and vis it ing teams will be available in a formal post game press conference in the Crisler Arena Press Lounge/Studio, lo cat ed off the tunnel entrance at the north end of the facility. Generally, the visiting coach and player(s) will be available first, fol lowed by Michigan coach Kevin Borseth and player(s). Please note that team locker rooms are closed and off-lim its to media mem bers. MICHIGAN WOMEN'S BASKETBALL COVERAGE TELEVISION Michigan will appear on the Big Ten Network at least four times during the regular season. In addition, the network will televise the first round, quarterfinals and semifinals of the annual Big Ten Conference Tournament (ESPN2 will carry the championship game). Date Opponent Time Dec. 6 at Iowa 6 p.m. Dec. 31 at Michigan State 2 p.m. Jan. 24 Indiana Noon Live Streaming The Big Ten Conference expanded broadcast opportunities for its 11 women s basketball programs. Included in the broadcast schedule is a streaming initiative that will encompass approximately 100 Big Ten women s basketball games. Date Opponent Time Dec. 28 Northwestern 7 p.m. Jan. 3 at Ohio State 2 p.m. Jan. 7 Iowa 7 p.m. Jan. 10 at Wisconsin 2 p.m. Jan. 14 at Indiana 7 p.m. Jan. 28 at Illinois 8 p.m. Jan. 31 Penn State 1 p.m. Feb. 7 Minnesota 1 p.m. Feb. 11 Michigan State 7 p.m. Feb. 18 at Penn State 7 p.m. Feb. 21 Wisconsin 1 p.m. DIRECTIONS TO CRISLER ARENA From Detroit Metro Airport and points east: Take I-94 west to Ann Arbor-Saline Rd. (exit 175). Turn right and follow Ann Arbor-Saline Rd. as it turns into Main St., going north for approximately 1 1/2 miles. Crisler Arena is located near the northeast corner of Main St. and Stadium Blvd. next to Michigan Stadium. The parking lot for Crisler can be entered from two locations. Turn right immediately after Michigan Stadium onto E. Keech Ave. and turn right into the lot just past Michigan Stadium, or turn right onto Stadium Blvd. and turn left into the parking lot immediately after Crisler Arena. From Chicago and points west: Take I-94 east to Ann Arbor-Saline Rd. (exit 175). Turn left and follow Ann Arbor-Saline Rd. as it turns into Main St., going north for approximately 1 1/2 miles. Crisler Arena is located near the northeast corner of Main St. and Stadium Blvd. next to Michigan Stadium. Turn right immediately after Michigan Stadium onto E. Keech Ave. and turn right into the lot just past Michigan Stadium, or turn right onto Stadium Blvd. and turn left into the parking lot immediately after Crisler Arena. Radio For the sixth straight year, Ann Arbor radio station WTKA (AM 1050) will broadcast all games live over the air. In the event of a conflict the Wolverines can be heard on WLBY AM INTERNET From Toledo and points south: Take U.S. 23 north to I-94 west. Follow directions from Detroit Metro Airport. From Flint and points north: Take U.S. 23 south to I-94 west. Follow directions from Detroit Metro Airport. MGoBluecom, the official website of Michigan Athletics, will feature live audio and statistics for all contests. Game recaps, notes, quotes and photo galleries will also be available on the site.

3 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN WOLVERINES MICHIGAN WOMEN S BASKETBALL ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. WOLVERINE POS. HGT. CLASS DOB HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) 11 Sam Arnold F 6-3 Fr.-Fr. 11/11/90 Medinah, Ill. (Lake Park) 20 Courtney Boylan G 5-8 So-So. 10/4/89 Chaska, Minn. (Chaska) 4 Jamillya Hardley G/F 5-9 So-So. 2/12/90 Grand Rapids, Mich. (Grand Rapids Christian) 3 Veronica Hicks G 5-9 Jr.-Jr. 11/13/89 Chicago, Ill. (Thornwood) 13 Dayeesha Hollins G 5-6 Fr-Fr. 8/1/91 Cincinnati, Ohio (Winston Wood) 10 Ashley Jones F 6-1 5th-Sr. 8/23/87 Southfield, Mich. (Martin Luther King) 21 Nya Jordan F 6-0 Fr-Fr. 10/13/91 Lathrup Village, Mich. (Detroit Community) 23 Kalyn McPherson G 5-7 Sr-Sr. 4/4/88 Traverse City, Mich. (West) 25 Krista Phillips C 6-6 Sr-Sr. 5/18/88 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (Aden Bowman Collegiate) 33 Carmen Reynolds G/F 6-0 So.-So. 5/7/90 Hillard, Ohio (Davidson) 24 Jenny Ryan G 5-9 Fr-Fr. 12/22/90 Saginaw, Mich. (Saginaw Nouvel Catholic Central) 44 Rachel Sheffer C/F 6-1 Fr.-Fr. 10/13/90 Watervliet, Mich. (Watervliet) 12 Kate Thompson G 6-3 Fr.-Fr. 10/5/90 Plymouth, Minn. (Wayzata) MICHIGAN WOMEN S BASKETBALL NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. WOLVERINE POS. HGT. CLASS DOB HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) 3 Veronica Hicks G 5-9 Jr-Jr. 11/13/89 Chicago, Ill. (Thornwood) 4 Jamillya Hardley G/F 5-9 So-So. 2/12/90 Grand Rapids, Mich. (Grand Rapids Christian) 10 Ashley Jones F 6-1 5th-Sr. 8/23/87 Southfield, Mich. (Martin Luther King) 11 Sam Arnold F 6-3 Fr.-Fr. 11/11/90 Medinah, Ill. (Lake Park) 12 Kate Thompson G 6-3 Fr.-Fr. 10/5/90 Plymouth, Minn. (Wayzata) 13 Dayeesha Hollins G 5-6 Fr-Fr. 8/1/91 Cincinnati, Ohio (Winston Wood) 20 Courtney Boylan G 5-8 So-So. 10/4/89 Chaska, Minn. (Chaska) 21 Nya Jordan F 6-0 Fr-Fr. 10/13/91 Lathrup Village, Mich. (Detroit Community) 23 Kalyn McPherson G 5-7 Sr-Sr. 4/4/88 Traverse City, Mich. (West) 24 Jenny Ryan G 5-9 Fr-Fr. 12/22/90 Saginaw, Mich. (Saginaw Nouvel Catholic Central) 25 Krista Phillips C 6-6 Sr-Sr. 5/18/88 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (Aden Bowman Collegiate) 33 Carmen Reynolds G/F 6-0 So-So. 5/7/90 Hillard, Ohio (Davidson) 44 Rachel Sheffer C/F 6-1 Fr.-Fr. 10/13/90 Watervliet, Mich. (Watervliet) MICHIGAN WOMEN S BASKETBALL STAFF Head Coach... Kevin Borseth at University of Michigan (3rd season) as collegiate head coach (27 seasons) alma mater... Lake Superior State (1976) Associate Head Coach... Dawn Plitzuweit Assistant Coach... Tianna Kirkland Assistant Coach... Mike Williams Director of Basketball Operations... Lisa Savoury Administrative Assistant... Mark Uitermarkt Basketball Secretary... Serina Brown Academic Advisor... Ruquel McKinnie Athletic Trainer... Melissa Pohorence Strength Coach... Jon Sanderson Equipment Manager... Bob Bland/Brett McGuiness Athletic Media Relations... Jessica Poole ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY CLASS Seniors...3 Juniors...1 Sophomores...3 Freshmen...6 BY POSITION Guards...8 Forwards...6 Centers...2 BY HEIGHT Krista Phillips Sam Arnold Kate Thompson Ashley Jones Rachel Sheffer Carmen Reynolds Nya Jordan Veronica Hicks Jamillya Hardley Jenny Ryan Courtney Boylan Kalyn McPherson Dayeesha Hollins BY BIRTHDATE Jamillya Hardley...2/12/90 Kalyn McPherson...4/4/88 Carmen Reynolds...5/7/90 Krista Phillips...5/18/88 Dayeesha Hollins...8/1/91 Ashley Jones...8/23/87 Courtney Boylan...10/4/89 Kate Thompson...10/5/90 Rachel Sheffer...10/13/90 Nya Jordan...10/13/91 Veronica Hicks...11/13/89 Sam Arnold...11/11/90 Jenny Ryan...12/22/90 PRONUNCIATION KEY - PLAYERS No. Player Listing First Name Last Name 13 Dayeesha Hollins Day-eee-sha Kalyn McPherson Kay-lin Jamillya Hardley JA-Meal-ya PRONUNCIATION KEY - COACHES Coach Listing First Name Last Name Kevin Borseth Bore-seth Dawn Plitzuweit Plitts-zoo-white Mark Uitermarkt You-terr-mark

4 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 4 HEAD COACH KEVIN BORSETH KEVIN BORSETH HEAD COACH THIRD SEASON Kevin Borseth was named the eighth head coach of the University of Michigan women s basketball program on April 10, Believed to have one of the best basketball minds in the country, Borseth s name has become synonymous with success in his 27 years as a college head coach. Borseth didn t disappoint in his first season at the helm of the Michigan women s basketball program. He and his staff orchestrated the second-best one-year turnaround in the history of the program. Taking a team that hadn t posted a winning record in six seasons to a record and its first postseason berth in six years. In the first year under Borseth, U-M finished the Big Ten regular-season tied for seventh place, which was the highest finish in the league since The Wolverines also won a Big Ten Tournament game for the first time in four years with a win over Penn State on March 6. The season also saw Michigan advance past the first round of a national tournament for the first time in program history. U-M set a new single-season record for home victories with 12, while improving in nearly every single statistical category. The Wolverines made a program record 209 three-pointers and led the Big Ten in triples made per game with 6.33 per contest, while ranking second among conference teams in scoring defense, limiting their opponents to just 57.3 points per game. Several Wolverines also received accolades throughout the season. Jessica Minnfield s 52 three-point field goals ranked second all-time in school history as she led the Big Ten in three-point shooting at a.406 clip. Carly Benson was named to the All-Big Ten third team by the coaches, marking U-M s first selection since Borseth and the Wolverines also reached some significant milestones during his second season. Michigan took on six nationally-ranked opponents and picked up two wins over nationally-ranked Vanderbilt and Notre Dame. The victory over then-no. 8 Notre Dame marked the highest ranked opponent the Wolverines have defeated in program history. In addition, Michigan claimed the Southern Mississippi Lady Eagle Classic, taking home an in-season tournament title for the first time since the season. In his second season Borseth became the second fastest U-M coach to win 25 games, needing only 43 games to reach the feat and led the Wolverines to several impressive feats. Senior Carly Benson became the 19th, 1000-point scorer and had two of her best seasons under Borseth s tutelage while the Wolverines again led the Big Ten in three-point field goals made with 6.57 three-pointers per game. Senior Jessica Minnfield concluded her career with 387 career assists placing her fourth all-time while Minnfield and Benson set a new mark for career appearances, each appearing in 122 games neither missing a game in their U-M career. The 55-year-old Borseth has utilized a passionate, enthusiastic and animated brand of basketball that has allowed his teams to compete with the top programs in the nation. He is using the same approach as he restores pride in Michigan women s basketball and puts it back on the national map. In his 21 years as a head coach at the NCAA Division I and II levels, Borseth owns a (.686) career record. He has strung together 19 consecutive winning seasons, including 15 campaigns with at least 20 victories, while his teams have won or shared 13 regular-season conference championships. Borseth has carried his success over into the postseason as well, capturing eight league tournament titles and guiding his teams to 14 NCAA and threewnit appearances in two decades on the hardwood. Prior to his arrival in Ann Arbor, Borseth spent nine years at the helm of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay women s program. Under his direction, the Phoenix earned nine straight postseason appearances, including seven berths in the NCAA Tournament. Borseth compiled a (.777) record as head coach of UW-Green Bay and his teams cracked the Associated Press Top 25 on three occasions in five years. The Phoenix claimed the Horizon League regular-season championship every year Borseth was on the bench, capturing the conference tournament title seven of those years. Borseth garnered Horizon League Coach of the Year honors in all but two of his nine seasons at UW-Green Bay. In his ninth and final season at UW-Green Bay, Borseth led his squad to a 29-4 record, including a perfect 16-0 conference mark, en route to a Horizon League postseason championship as the top seed in the tournament. The Phoenix claimed the conference title after soundly defeating Butler, 91-64, earning it a bid into the NCAA Tournament. UW-Green Bay made it to the second round of the tournament before bowing out to top-ranked Connecticut, Borseth was named the conference s Coach of the Year for the seventh time, while senior forward Nicole Soulis became the first player in 17 years to garner back-to-back Horizon League Player of the Year accolades. Borseth s team posted a 23-7 mark, its 29th consecutive winning season and the 19th 20-win campaign in the program s history. The Phoenix captured its eighth straight conference regular-season crown after amassing a 14-2 record but fell in the semifinals of the Horizon League Championship. After being invited to the WNIT, UW-Green Bay was eliminated in the first round, dropping a overtime decision to Iowa State. On Jan. 12, 2006, Borseth s team handed him a victory over Cleveland State, the 400th NCAA win of the coach s career. In addition to that milestone, Soulis earned her first Horizon League Player of the Year award, becoming the third Phoenix player in four years to receive the honor. Junior guard Natalie Bergman was named to the all-conference second team, while guard Rachel Porath was tabbed for the all-freshman team. Borseth guided his Phoenix team to a 27-4 overall record, accompanying a 16-game winning streak, its longest in the program s Division I history. The unbeaten streak also tied for the longest winning streak of Borseth s collegiate coaching career. UW-Green Bay appeared in both the coaches and the media top 25 polls and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the fourth consecutive season, earning Borseth his sixth Horizon League Coach of the Year accolade. After leading his team to 23-8 overall record, including a 13-3 Horizon League mark, Borseth was tabbed as the conference s Coach of the Year for the third straight season. Despite a host of injuries that shortened the bench for the majority of the year, UW-Green Bay posted its eighth straight 20-win season, earning it a bid to the NCAA Tournament. The season was a record year for Borseth s squad as UW-Green Bay rattled off a 28-4 record, the best in team history as well as the winningest season in the history of the Horizon League. The Phoenix also enjoyed a 14-week stint in the national top 25 polls, peaking at No. 16 in mid-january. With a defeat of then No. 25-ranked Texas Christian, Borseth notched his first win over a top 25 team. In a year of firsts, UW-Green Bay posted its first-ever victory in the NCAA Tournament, defeating Washington, With his success in the season, Borseth was recognized as the Women s Basketball Coaches Association Region VI Coach of the Year and was named a finalist for the Naismith Coach of the Year award. He was also elected to the Upper Peninsula Sports Hall of Fame Class of Before taking the helm at UW-Green Bay, Borseth spent 11 years as head coach of the women s program at Michigan Technological University in Houghton, Mich. During his tenure, Borseth accumulated a (.699) record, claimed four Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) championships, and qualified for the NCAA Division II Tournament seven times. During the campaign, Borseth led the Huskies to a 30-3 mark en route to a third-place finish in the NCAA Division II Tournament. From , Borseth was named GLIAC Coach of the Year on five occasions in addition to being honored as the Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year twice. As the all-time winningest coach in Michigan Tech history, Borseth was named to the Huskies Hall of Fame in Borseth began his coaching career in 1982 as the mentor of the Gogebic Community College women s program in Ironwood, Mich. In five seasons at GCC, Borseth led the team to a (.560) overall record. He also spent time as an assistant football coach at Bessemer (Mich.) High School for a pair of seasons, helping the team to a 20-3 record. Borseth graduated from Lake Superior State University in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., in 1976 with a bachelor s degree in business administration. As a member of the Laker basketball roster, Borseth helped his team to a 27-3 record over two years as well as a 1976 NAIA championship berth. Prior to his time at LSSU, Borseth attended Gogebic Community College and played for the Samson basketball team. A native of Bessemer, Mich., Borseth and his wife, Connie, have five children, sons KC (14) and Kale (6) and daughters Carli (12), Kayla (12), and Kaitlyn (8).

5 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 5 HEAD COACH KEVIN BORSETH BORSETH'S CAREER COACHING RECORD YEAR SCHOOL OVERALL CONFERENCE FINISH POSTSEASON Gogebic C.C Gogebic C.C Gogebic C.C Gogebic C.C Gogebic C.C Michigan Tech t-8th Michigan Tech t-3rd Michigan Tech t-5th Michigan Tech st NCAA Division II First Round Michigan Tech st NCAA Division II First Round Michigan Tech st NCAA Division II Fabulous Four Michigan Tech nd NCAA Division II Second Round Michigan Tech st NCAA Division II Second Round Michigan Tech th Michigan Tech nd (N) NCAA Division II Second Round Michigan Tech t-3rd (N) NCAA Division II Third Round UW-Green Bay st NCAA First Round UW-Green Bay st NCAA First Round UW-Green Bay t-1st WNIT First Round UW-Green Bay st NCAA First Round UW-Green Bay st NCAA Second Round UW-Green Bay st NCAA First Round UW-Green Bay st NCAA First Round UW-Green Bay t-1st WNIT First Round UW-Green Bay st NCAA Second Round Michigan t-6th WNIT Quarterfinals Michigan t-10th Gogebic C.C. (5 seasons) (.560) Michigan Tech (11 seasons) (.699) UW-Green Bay (9 seasons) (.777) Michigan (2 seasons) (.460) TOTAL (27 seasons) (.687) BORSETH'S CAREER RECORDS VS. NCAA OPPONENTS SCHOOL...W-L Akron Alcorn State Arizona Ashland Auburn Ball State Bellarmine Belmont Bemidji State Bentley Bethel Bradley Bryant Butler Centenary Cincinnati Cleveland State Colorado State Connecticut Delta State Denver DePaul Detroit Duke Eastern Michigan Evansville Fairfield Ferris State Findlay Florida Florida Tech Gannon Grand Valley State Hillsdale Houston Illinois Illinois-Chicago Illinois State IPFW IUPUI Indiana Indiana State SCHOOL...W-L Iowa Iowa State Kansas Kansas State Kent State Kentucky Lake Superior State Lewis Louisiana State Loyola (Ill.) Maine Mankato State Marquette Marycrest Maryland Mercer Mercyhurst Miami (Fla.) Michigan State Minnesota Minnesota-Duluth Missouri New Mexico State North Carolina State North Dakota North Dakota State Northern Colorado Northern Illinois Northern Iowa Nothern Michigan Northland Northwestern Northwood Notre Dame Oakland Ohio Ohio State Old Dominion Oregon Pacific Penn State Pepperdine Purdue SCHOOL...W-L Saginaw Valley State St. Ambrose St. Cloud State St. Francis (N.Y.) St. Joseph s (Ind.) St. Scholastica Santa Clara South Alabama South Dakota State South Florida Southeast Missouri State SIU-Edwardsville Southern Cal Southern Indiana Southern Miss Southwest State Stephen F. Austin Tennessee-Chattanooga Texas Texas A&M Texas Christian Toledo UCLA Valparaiso Vanderbilt Vermont Virginia Commonwealth Washburn Washington Wayne State Wichita State Winona State Wisconsin Wisconsin-Eau Claire Wisconsin-Milwaukee Wisconsin-Oshkosh Wisconsin-Parkside Wisconsin-Stevens Point Wisconsin-Superior Wright State Xavier Youngstown State TOTAL

6 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 6 ALL-TIME RECORDS Seasons of Basketball...36 First Season of Basketball All-Time Record All-Time Big Ten Record Last Postseason Appearance WNIT Quarterfinals CRISLER ARENA RECORDS Crisler Arena Capacity...13, 751 Seasons at Crisler...36 First Season (Women s) Games Played All-Time Record NCAA TOURNAMENT Appearances... 4 First Appearance Last Appearance Record in NCAA Tournament First Round Appearances... 2 Second Round Appearances... 2 WNIT TOURNAMENT Appearances...Two First Appearance Last Appearance Record in WNIT First Season of Basketball BIG TEN TOURNAMENT HISTORY All-Time Record Reached the Semifinals , 2000, 2001 MAIZE AND BLUE STORYLINES DID YOU KNOW? Michigan is the lone team from the Big Ten with a 2-0 record in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge. The Wolverines have defeated Miami (Fl) and NC State in their two Big Ten/ACC Challenge games. LAST TIME OUT... The Wolverines went 1-1 in the Aggie Hotel Encanto Thanksgiving Classic hosted by New Mexico State. Michigan defeated Stephen F. Austin, 85-61, on Friday (Nov. 27) and lost to host New Mexico State in heartbreaking fashion, on Saturday (Nov. 28). Michigan had four players in double figures in each game of the tournament and was led by junior guard Veronica Hicks who averaged 13.0 points over the weekend. THE STREAK IS OVER..KINDA With a win against Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27), U-M snapped a 12-game road losing streak dating back to last season. It was U-M s first win on the road since beating Southern Miss on Nov. 29, With that being said, the Wolverines have lost 13 consecutive true road games with losses at Kansas and at New Mexico State this season. SPEAKING OF STREAKS... The Wolverines have several players with impressive active streaks. 1. Junior guard Veronica Hicks has scored in double figures in six consecutive games. 2. Veronica Hicks has played and started in 35 consecutive games. The last game Hicks didn t play or start in was at Southern California last season. 3. Senior center Krista Phillips has seen action in 98 career games and has played in 75 consecutive games. The last game Phillips missed was during her freshman year against Northwestern on Feb. 2, GETTING IT DONE IN THE PAINT In U-M s two victories at the Aggie Thanksgiving Classic, points in the paint were important. In U-M s game againt Stephen F. Austin, the Wolverines had 40 of their 85 points in the paint. On the weekend, U-M outscored their opponents, in the paint. FROSH ARNOLD AND SHEFFER HAVE CAREER NIGHT VS. STEPHEN F. AUSTIN Prior to last weekend s Aggie Thanksgiving Classic the Wolverines had only two freshmen to reach double figure scoring in guards Dayeesha Hollins and Jenny Ryan, but against Stephen F. Austin forwards Sam Arnold and Rachel Sheffer joined the party. Arnold led the Wolverines in scoring with 16 points on 5-of-7 shooting from the field in 12 minutes of action, while Sheffer added 12 points and was 4-of-4 from the field in only nine minutes of action. A FEW NOTES ABOUT FREE THROWS Heading into the Aggie Thanksgiving Classic, the Wolverines weren t having a ton of success from the free throw line, shooting only.593 percent from the charity stripe, but that all changed at the Aggie Thanksgiving Classic when Michigan FINALLY had some success from the charity stripe. 1. Michigan had a season-best 30 attempts from the line against Stephen F. Austin and was 24-of-30 for.800 percent; also a season best. 2. The Wolverines had three players perfect from thre line against Stephen F. Austin and were led by Krista Phillips and Sam Arnold who were both 4-of-4 from the stripe. 3. Sophomore forward Carmen Reynolds had career-bests in free throws (6) and free throw attempts (8) against Stephen F. Austin. HITTING THE BOARDS HARD Michigan has always been a defensive squad and it showed against Stephen F. Austin. The Wolverines pulled down a season-best 56 rebounds against Stephen F. Austin. It was the first time U-M had over 50 rebounds since recording 56 against Detroit during the season. OPPONENTS PUTTING UP BIG NUMBERS The Wolverines have had problems stopping their opponents from having big games and in each of their last three games they have allowed an opponent to score 20 or more points. Against Kansas (Nov. 22), Sade Morris had 26 points and against Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27) Whitney Cormier had 23 points and New Mexico State s Jasmine Lowe posted 24 points on Saturday (Nov. 28). This is the first time the Wolverines have allowed an opponent to score 20 or more points in back-toback-to-back games since the season. RONI HAS A CAREER AFTERNOON IN KANSAS Junior guard Veronica Hicks can score and she proved it against No. 19 Kansas (Nov. 22) with a career-best 21 points on 8-of-18 shooting from the floor. Her previous career-best was 16 points which she set on the road last season at nationally-ranked Duke and set again against Iowa later in the season. 91 POINTS AND COUNTING The Wolverines keep racking up the offense and had a great shooting night against Southern Miss (Nov. 19). Aside from shooting a season-best 57.4 percent from the floor (35-of-61), U-M recorded 91 points in the victory. It is the most points since U-M scored 98 in a victory over Fordham during the season and is the most points in the Kevin Borseth era. U-M OFFENSE PROVIDING A LIFT U-M head coach Kevin Borseth s favorite saying is You can t win games unless you can score and in his first two seasons at the helm of the program scoring was an issue as U-M averaged less than 60 points, but the offense seems to be clicking this year. U-M is averaging 77.2 points per game nearly 18 more points than they have averaged in the last two seasons. DEFENSE IS SOLID AS A ROCK While U-M has picked up the scoring this season their defense is as solid as ever. U-M has held teams to less than 60 points in each of Kevin Borseth s two seasons at the helm of the program and this season is no different. Through their first four games, U-M opponents are averaging 63.5 points and are averaging 19.8 turnovers per game. The Wolverines allowed their most points this season at Kansas (Nov. 22) giving up 77 points.

7 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 7 THEY SHOOT, THEY SCORE U-M has been on fire from the floor to start the season. The Maize and Blue have shot better than 40 percent in each game this season and shot a season-best 57.4 percent against Southern Miss (Nov. 19). DOUBLE DIGIT DIVAS So far this season the Wolverines have had plenty of players in double figures. In the first three games of the season, Veronica Hicks, Carmen Reynolds and Dayeesha Hollins each scored in double figures. Hicks have been in double figures in every game this season and is leading the team with 14.5 points per game. In additon, the Wolverines have had at least two players in double digits in each game this season. SHARING THE ROCK Michigan has posted at least 20 assists in two of four games this season and posted a season-best 21 assists against Southern Miss (Nov. 19). U-M s 21 assists is ninth best on U-M s single-game list. The Wolverines have had double-digit assists in each game this season. SEE YOU IN DECEMBER U-M is in the middle of an eight-game road trip that will take the Wolverines from Kansas to New Mexico to Boston and a few other locations and will keep them away from home until Dec. 28. In Borseth s first season, the Wolverines had a sixgame road trip featuring trips to Miami, Nashville and Texas. WOLVERINES LOVE LONG RANGE Michigan has always like to shoot the three-point shot and led the Big Ten for the second consecutive season in three-point field goals made in with 6.57 three-pointers per game and so far this season is no different. The Wolverines are averaging 7.0 triples per game and are shooting at a.389 clip from long range. Freshman Kate Thompson is leading the way and is 5-of-6 (.833) from behind the arc. In additon, 10 of Michigan s players hs recorded a triple this season. HOME SWEET CRISLER The Wolverines love to play in front of the home crowd and this season have 12 home games. U-M has a record in Crisler and in Borseth s two season s at the helm own a record in the House that Cazzie Built WOLVERINES = YOUNG Coach Kevin Borseth is coaching his youngest team ever in his 27-year coaching career with this season s Wolverines. Not only do the Wolverines only return one starter in junior guard Veroncia Hicks from last season, but they have nine underclassmen. In fact, Hicks and senior center Krista Phillips are the only Wolverines with significant playing and starting experience. Between U-M s upperclassmen of Ashley Jones, Kalyn McPherson, Krista Phillips and Veronica Hicks only Hicks and Phillips have started more than 14 contests. MAIZE AND BLUE STORYLINES WOLVERINES TAKE ON RANKED OPPONENTS The Wolverines have never shyed away from playing ranked opponets. In fact, they took on five last season and this season will be no different. The Wolverines are set to face off with four teams that are ranked in the AP Top 25 preseason poll. Ohio State (No. 3), Michigan State (No. 10), Xavier (No. 11), Kanas (No. 20). WOLVERINES TAKE ON COMMON OPPONENTS The Wolverine women and men will take on several common opponents in non-conference action. Both squads will take on Big 12 member Kansas on the road at historic Allen Fieldhouse and both will take on Boston College. The men will face the Eagles at home in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge, while the women will take on the Eagles in Chestnut Hill, Mass. In additon, both squads will take on Detroit. BORSETH CLOSING IN ON COACHING RECORDS Head Coach Kevin Borseth needs only two more wins to tie former head coach Cheryl Burnett s 35 wins in her four year tenure. Should the Wolverines post their third-ever 20-win season in , Borseth will become the fourth winningest coach in program history. COMING UP ON 400 The Michigan women s basketball program is four wins away from 400 program wins. Last season, the Wolverines picked up their 200th win in Crisler Arena, a OT win over Notre Dame. WE RE ON TWITTER Michigan women s basketball is now on Twitter. Sign up and follow the Wolverines (Michigan_ wbball) with up-to-the-minute news and information throughout the season and beyond. Twitter is a free casual, online social network that is designed to connect businesses, organizations and individuals. Each Twitter post (or tweet ) can be received on a user s cell phone via text or on the web. CHECK OUT THE STARTING FIVE New this year is a Michigan women s basketball podcast called Starting Five. It s a weekly podcast that features U-M players discussing all things women s basketball. You can catch it on MGoBlue. com every Friday and you can even download it and take it with you wherver you go on itunes. MICHIGAN WOMEN S BASKETBALL: OFF THE HARDWOOD New this year is a Michigan women s basketball video blog called Michigan Women s Basketball: Off The Hardwood. It s a video blog done by the Wolverine players and gives you a glimpse of their lives. Check it out on MGoBlue.com. WELCOME TO THE TEAM VAL! On the first day of the early signing period the Wolverines inked 6-4 center Val Driscoll from Stoughton, Mass. to a National Letter of Intent. Val has led Archbishop Williams to two Division 3 State Championships and has scored over 1,000 career points. Driscoll will join the Wolverines in

8 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 8 MICHIGAN WOMEN S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES NATIONAL RANKINGS WOLVERINES IN THE U-M RECORD BOOK Associated press TOP 25 (Nov. 30) 1. Connecticut (40) Stanford Ohio State North Carolina Notre Dame Tennessee LSU Baylor Xavier Texas A&M Duke Florida State Georgia Virginia Arizona State Vanderbilt Texas Oklahoma Pittsburgh California DePaul Michigan State Georgia Tech Kansas Dayton Krista Phillips is currently in third place on Michigan s all-time blocks list with125. She needs11 more to tie for third place with 136. She is the fifth player in U-M history to record 100 career blocks. Krista Phillips currently has 97 career appearances and needs to play in 28 games this season to overtake current leader, Carly Benson and Jessica Minnfield with 122 career appearances. Krista Phillips is 10th on U-M s career field goal list wihth.455 percent ( ). Michigan s 21 assists against Southern Mississippi (11/19/09) is ninth best on U-M s singlegame list. Michigan set a new team record for three-point field goals attempted with 35 against Michigan State (1/15/09). Michigan s 10 three-point field goals against Cincinnati (12/19/08), Duke (12/7/08) and Iowa (1/26) tied for sixth best on Michigan s single game list. Michigan s 31 three-point field goals attemtped against Belmont (11/28/08) was third best on Michigan s single-game list. U-M s 10 blocked shots against Kentucky (11/15/08) ties for 10th best in Michigan s singlegame records. OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES Louisville 47, Rutgers 45, Nebraska 41, Middle Tennessee State 23, Maryland 19, TCU 14, Miami (FL) 13, Hartford 12, Oklahoma State 11, Wake Forest 11, Syracuse 10, St. John s 9, Wisconsin-Green Bay 8, Mississippi State 7, USC 7, West Virginia 7, Illinois 6, Louisiana Tech 5, Texas Tech 4, San Diego State 3, Boise State 2, Gonzaga 1, Liberty 1, Purdue 1, Wyoming 1 Michigan set team records for three-point field goals made with 13 three-pointers made on two occasions in (vs. VCU (3/24/08) and Southern California (12/10/07). The 13 threepoint field goals made also was a new Crisler Arena record. Michigan set a new team record for three-point field goals attempted with 32 against Michigan State (3/24/08) in Michigan set a new Crisler Arena attendance record against Michigan State (1/13/08) with 5,596 in attendance for Michigan s win over the Spartans on Jan. 13, ESPN/USA TODAY TOP 25 (Dec. 1) 1. Connecticut (31) Stanford Ohio State North Carolina Tennessee Notre Dame Texas A&M Baylor Florida State Xavier LSU Duke Arizona State Vanderbilt Virginia Georgia Texas Oklahoma California Pittsburgh Michigan State Maryland DePaul Dayton Louisville OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES Syracuse 36, Nebraska 30, Vermont 22, Mississippi State 19, Middle Tennessee State 18, TCU 17, East Carolina 16, Kansas 14, Rutgers 13, West Virginia 11, Iowa State 8, Hartford 7, Miami (FL) 5, Temple 4, Gonzaga 4, Auburn 4, USC 3, San Diego State 3, Oklahoma State 3, Georgetown 3, Southern Methodist 1, Northwestern 1, Liberty 1, Georgia Tech 1, Boise State 1, St. John s 1

9 MICHIGAN IN THE BIG TEN CONFERENCE BIG TEN WEEKLY COACHES TELECONFERENCE Kevin Borseth will take part in the Big Ten Conference s Coaches Teleconference three Tuesday s throughout the regular season. Teleconferences will take place Jan. 5, Feb. 2 and March 2. All 11 head coaches will be available for questions for eight minutes. Borseth s segment is scheduled for 9:08 to 9:16 a.m. CST (10:08 to 10:16 a.m. EST). Media members wishing to participate should call the Big Ten office for the call-in phone number ( ). Playback of the teleconference will be available for 24 hours following the completion of the original call. ORDER OF APPEARANCE (times CST) 9:00 a.m.... Felisha Legette-Jack, Indiana 9:08 a.m... Kevin Borseth, Michigan 9:16 a.m.... Coquese Washington, Penn State 9:24 a.m.... Sharon Versyp, Purdue 9:32 a.m.... Jolette Law, Illinois 9:40 a.m.... Lisa Stone, Wisconsin 9:48 a.m.... Suzy Merchant, Michigan State 9:56 a.m.... Jim Foster, Ohio State 10:04 a.m... Lisa Bluder, Iowa 10:12 a.m... Pam Borton, Minnesota 10:20 a.m... Joe McKeown, Northwestern 10:28 a.m... Player of the Week (if available) MICHIGAN BIG TEN TOURNAMENT NOTABLES BIG TEN STANDINGS ALL GAMES CONFERENCE GAMES W-L PCT W-L PCT Ohio State Illinois Wisconsin Penn State Northwestern Minnesota Iowa Michigan Michigan State Indiana Purdue BIG TEN TOURNAMENT Celebrating its 15th year in Indianapolis, the Big Ten Conference Women s Basketball Tournament presented by Xbox 360 Live will be played for the eighth straight year at Conseco Fieldhouse on March 4-7, All 11 teams participate in the annual tournament, with the winner receiving the conference s automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. The team that finishes atop the regular-season standings is the Big Ten champion. The bracket will be seeded according to the final regular-season standings with the league champion earning the top seed and the top five finishers receiving first-round byes. Michigan holds an all-time record of 8-15 at the Big Ten Tournament. The Wolverines made semifinal appearances in 1998, 2000 and 01. The first three rounds of competition will air on the Big Ten Network, while the championship game will be televised live on ESPN2. TODAY IN THE BIG TEN Florida State@ Indiana 6:30 p.m. Virginia Tech, 7 p.m. North Michigan State, 8:30 p.m. Maryland, 7 p.m. Northwestern, 8 p.m. Ohio 7 p.m. Virginia, 7 p.m. Wisconsin@ NC State, 7 p.m BIG TEN WOMEN S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT The Wolverines have an 8-15 all-time record at the Big Ten Tournament. MARCH 4-7 CONSECO FIELDHOUSE INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Michigan advanced to the semifinals of the tournament in 1998, 2000, 2001 under the direction of former head coach Sue Guevera, current head coach at Central Michigan THURSDAY, MARCH 4 FRIDAY, MARCH 5 SATURDAY, MARCH 6 SUNDAY, MARCH 7 The Big Ten Tournament marked the first time since the Wolverines won a Big Ten tournament game since the season. U-M defeated Penn State, 65-54, on March 6. U-M s second-round finish marked the first time that the Wolverines advanced past the first round since the season. #7 Seed GAME 1 Noon ET Big Ten Network #10 Seed #6 Seed #2 Seed GAME 4 11:30 a.m. ET Big Ten Network Game 1 Winner #3 Seed GAME 5 25 min. after Game 4 Big Ten Network Game 4 Winner GAME 8 5 p.m. ET Big Ten Network Game 5 Winner Game 8 Winner GAME 2 25 min. after Game 1 Big Ten Network #11 Seed Game 2 Winner #1 Seed GAME 10 TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP 4:30 p.m. ET ESPN TOURNAMENT CHAMPION #8 Seed GAME 3 25 min. after Game 2 Big Ten Network #9 Seed GAME 6 6 p.m. ET Big Ten Network Game 3 Winner Game 6 Winner GAME 9 25 min. after Game 8 Big Ten Network Game 9 Winner #4 Seed GAME 7 25 min. after Game 6 Big Ten Network Game 7 Winner #5 Seed RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 9

10 #10 ASHLEY JONES Fifth Year Senior 6-1 Forward Southfield, Michigan Martin Luther King Major: College of Engineering (Industrial and Operations Engineering) AT MICHIGAN... Michigan s Most Improved Player Award (2008). FIFTH SENIOR ( )... Posted four points and three rebounds against Ball State (Nov. 13); her first game action since March 30, posted a game-high 10 rebounds against Marquette (Nov. 16).. led the Wolverines in rebounding for the eighth time in her career against Marquette... posted a season-best seven points at No. 19 Kansas (Nov. 22). SENIOR ( )... Redshirted the season. JUNIOR ( )... Earned third varsity letter... received Michigan s Most Improved Player Award... played in 17 games... averaged 12.8 minutes per game.. averaged 3.6 points (62 total) and 2.1 rebounds (36 total)... ranked third on the team in blocks at 0.35 bpg (six total)... scored in double figures three times... shot 45 percent (18-of-40) from the field... scored a careerhigh 11 points at Michigan State in quarterfinals of Women s National Invitation Tournament (March 30)... grabbed a season-best five rebounds in two games: against Purdue (Feb. 21) and at Michigan State... dished out a season-high four assists at Indiana (Feb. 17)... matched a career best with two steals against Iowa in second round of Big Ten Conference Tournament (March 7)... matched a career high with two blocks in two games: against Wisconsin (Feb. 28) and against Iowa... matched a career best with one three-pointer made three times... made a career-high five free throws (5-of-8) against Virginia Commonwealth in first round of Women s National Invitation Tournament (March 24)... played a season-best 29 minutes at Michigan State. SOPHOMORE ( )... Earned second varsity letter... played in 27 games and made five starts... averaged 11.3 minutes per game... averaged 1.5 points (41 total) and 2.3 rebounds (62 total)... ranked fourth on the team in blocks at 0.29 bpg (eight total)... led or shared the team in blocks six times and rebounds four times... scored a season-high six points against Detroit (Nov. 20)... grabbed a season-best eight rebounds against Arkansas- Pine Bluff (Nov. 11)... matched a career high with two blocks against Illinois (Jan. 4)... dished out a season-best two assists four times... matched a career high with two steals in two games: against Dartmouth (Dec. 16) and against Illinois... matched a career best with two free throws made (2-of-4) against Detroit... played a season-high 31 minutes against Dartmouth. FRESHMAN ( )... Earned first varsity letter... played in 28 games and made nine starts... averaged 15.6 minutes per game... averaged 2.5 points per game (70 total)... ranked second among Michigan freshmen in rebounding at 3.3 rpg (93 total) and assists at 1.04 apg (29 total)... ranked third on the team in blocks at 0.57 bpg (16 total)... led or shared the team lead in blocks six times and steals five times... posted career-high totals of nine points and 11 rebounds against Illinois (Feb. 26)... one of four Wolverines to have a double-digit rebounding game in collected a career-best two steals four times... posted a career-high two blocks in two games: at Minnesota (Feb. 5) and against Ohio State (Feb. 10)... dished out a career-best five assists against Fordham (Dec. 13)... knocked down a career-high one three-pointer in two games: against Minnesota (Jan. 19) and against Illinois... made a career-best two free throws five times... played a career-high 34 minutes at Ohio State (Jan. 15). PREP... Attended Martin Luther King High School (2005), coached by William Winfield... honor roll student... named to Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan (BCAM) academic all-state team as a senior... fouryear varsity letterwinner... starter on Class A state championship team as a junior... member of state championship runner-up team as a senior and state semifinalist teams as a freshman and sophomore... member of four city championship teams... Martin Luther King compiled a 95-4 record during four-year career... Key Statistics... averaged 12 points, seven rebounds and five assists as a senior... Honors and Rankings... Michigan Miss Basketball finalist as a senior... Associated Press and BCAM all-state first team as a senior... named to all-state third team as a junior... ranked the No. 205 player (No. 41 power forward) in North America by adidas All-Star Girls Report... two-time participant at adidas Top 10 All-American Camp. PERSONAL... Ashley Danielle Jones was born August 23, daughter of Kenzo and DeEttra Crockett... father played football at North Carolina State University... mother played basketball and ran track at Independence Community College (Kan.) and Missouri Southern State College, and played volleyball and ran track at Fayetteville State University (N.C.)... brother, Tonjua (T.J.) was a wide receiver on Northwestern University s football team... enrolled in the College of Engineering... industrial and operations engineering major. JONES CAREER STATISTICS Season G-GS Min Avg FG-FA Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg CAREER RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 10

11 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 11 JONES SEASON GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date GS Min FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct O-D Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg BALL STATE 11/13/ MARQUETTE 11/16/ SOUTHERN MISS 11/19/ at Kansas 11/22/ vs Stephen F. Austin 11/27/ at New Mexico State 11/28/ Totals ASHLEY JONES 5th-Senior Forward 6-1 Southfield, Mich. (Martin Luther King HS) Nickname: A.J. Posted a season-best seven points at No. 19 Kansas (Nov. 22). Lone Wolverine with double figure rebounds with 10 against Marquette (Nov. 16). It was the first time U-M had a player with double figures since Krista Phillips had 11 rebounds against Purdue (Feb. 26, 2009). Led the Wolverines in rebouding for the eighth time of her career against Marquette (Nov. 16). Saw first action in a year with four points and three rebounds against Ball State (Nov. 13). Sat out season with a foot injury. Michigan s Most Improved Player in Had a career-high five free throws against VCU in the WNIT (3/24/08). ASHLEY JONES NOTABLES Michigan s most consistent player during the postseason in , averaging 9.7 points and 3.7 rebounds throughout the WNIT in JONES SEASON HIGHS Points... 7, at Kansas (11/22/09) Field Goals... 3, at Kansas (11/22/09) FG Att.... 8, at Kansas (11/22/09) 3-pt Field Goals... 1 (2x), last vs Marquette (11/16/09) 3-pt FG Att.... 2, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Free Throws...1 (3x), last at Kansas (11/22/09) FT Att... 2, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Rebounds... 10, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) Assists...1 (2x), last at Kansas (11/22/09) Blocks... Steals... 2, at New Mexico State(11/28/09) Minutes Played... 26, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) JONES SEASON AVERAGES Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks FG% FG% FT% Minutes JONES CAREER HIGHS Points...11, at Michigan State (3/30/08) Field Goals...4 (2x), last vs Michigan State (3/30/08) FG Att.... 9, vs Illinois (2/26/06) 3-pt Field Goals... 1 (7x), last vs Marquette (11/16/09) 3-pt FG Att.... 3, at Michigan State (3/30/08) Free Throws... 5, vs Va. Commonwealth (3/24/08) FT Att...9, vs Southern Mississippi (3/27/08) Rebounds...11, vs Illinois (2/26/06) Assists...5, vs Fordham (12/13/05) Blocks...2 (5x), last vs Iowa (3/7/08) Steals...2 (8x), last at New Mexico State (11/28/08) Minutes Played...34, at Ohio State (1/15/06) Posted a career-high 11 points against Michigan State (3/31/08).

12 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 12 #23 KALYN MCPHERSON Senior 5-7 Guard Traverse City, Michigan West Major: School of Literature, Science and the Arts (Sociology) SENIOR ( )... Was 2-of-3 from the field against Ball State (Nov. 13)... one of the first players off the bench... scored five points and was 2-of-2 from the field against Marquette (Nov. 16). JUNIOR ( )... Earned her third varsity letter... Saw action in 15 games... Averaged 5.7 minutes per game... Averaged 1.2 points (18 total) and 0.7 rebounds (11 total) per game... Tallied a season-high four points against Texas A&M (Nov. 20)... Grabbed a season-best five rebounds against Southern Cal (Dec. 2)... Played a season-best 21 minutes against Southern Cal... Was 3-of-4 from the free throw line against Illinois (Jan. 8)--a seasonbest in free throws made and attempts... Recorded her first block in two seasons against Penn State (Jan. 4)... Tallied a career-best two field goals against Texas A&M (Nov. 20)... Recorded a season-best one assist on two occasions.. Had one three-point field goal attempt against Indiana (Jan. 22). SOPHOMORE ( )... Earned second varsity letter... played in 14 games... averaged 4.5 minutes per game... averaged 1.2 points (17 total) and 0.5 rebounds (seven total)... scored a season-high seven points against Belmont at Vanderbilt Thanksgiving Tournament (Nov. 25)... grabbed a season-best two rebounds in two games: against Akron (Nov. 10) and against Belmont... dished out a season-high one assist in two games: against Purdue (Feb. 21) and against Southern Miss in second round of Women s National Invitation Tournament (March 27)... collected a season-best one steal at Texas A&M (Nov. 29)... knocked down a season-high one three-pointer (1-of-1) against Belmont... made a season-best two free throws in two games: against Akron and at Texas A&M... played a season-high 19 minutes against Belmont. FRESHMAN ( )... Earned first varsity letter... played in 28 games and made four starts... averaged 14.1 minutes per game... averaged 3.3 points (92 total) and 1.8 rebounds (50 total)... scored in double figures once... shot 33 percent from three-point range (6-of-18)... led Michigan freshmen and ranked fourth on the team in steals at 0.90 spg (25 total)... led or shared the team lead in steals seven times... posted career-high totals of 12 points and seven rebounds in a career-best 34 minutes against Penn State (Jan. 7), also made a career-high eight free throws (8-of-11) against the Nittany Lions which marked a season high for a Wolverine... recorded career bests of seven assists and five steals against Indiana (Jan. 28), with the five steals tying a season high for a U-M player... knocked down a career-high three three-pointers (3-of-3) against Wisconsin (Jan. 11)... had a career-best one block in two games: at Central Michigan (Nov. 28) and at Nebraska (Dec. 9). PREP... Attended West High School (2006), coached by Patti Tibaldi... honor roll student... National Honor Society member... named to Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan (BCAM) academic all-state team as a senior... MHSAA-Farm Bureau Insurance Scholar-Athlete Award nominee... four-year varsity starter... three-year team captain... guided Titans to record throughout four-year career... member of three league and district championship teams, and one regional championship squad... Key Statistics... owns seven MHSAA records and 13 school records... holds Traverse City Area Public Schools boys and girls career scoring record of 2,012 points, surpassing former NBA great Dan Majerle s previous mark of 1, holds school career records for games played (95), scoring (2,012) and scoring average (21.1)... holds school single season records for scoring (708), scoring average (29.5), field goals (243), free throws (183) and rebounds (267)... holds school single game records for points (48) and rebounds (20)... set state tournament single-game scoring record (48) as a junior... averaged 25.2 points and 8.0 rebounds as a senior and 29.5 points and 11.1 rebounds as a junior... posted 31 career double-doubles... scored 40 or more points in four career games... scored 30 or more points in 16 career games... Honors and Rankings... Michigan Miss Basketball runner-up as a senior... McDonald s All-American nominee and Wendy s High School Heisman nominee as a senior... selected to BCAM, Associated Press, Detroit Free Press and Detroit News all-state teams in final three seasons... named to Detroit Free Press Dream Team as a senior... first-team all-state in final two years... first-team all-conference in final three seasons... league Player of the Year as a senior... three-year all-region Dream Team member (twotime captain)... BCAM All-Star selection... Other Sports... four-year varsity starter in volleyball... two-year captain... member of four league and district championship teams, as well as three regional championship squads... guided team to pair of state semifinal finishes... first-team all-conference as a junior and senior... all-region selection in final three seasons... fouryear varsity starter in track and field... regional champion in shot put as a sophomore... placed sixth in shot put at state championship as a junior... academic all-state selection for both sports. PERSONAL... Kalyn Marie McPherson was born April 4, daughter of Frank and Gina McPherson... earned Outstanding Player Award at U-M Elite Camp as a senior... enrolled in the School of Literature, Science and the Arts... Sociology major. MCPHERSON S CAREER STATISTICS Season G-GS Min Avg FG-FA Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg CAREER

13 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, PAGE MICHIGAN WOLVERINES MCPHERSON S SEASON GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date GS Min FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct O-D Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg BALL STATE 11/13/ MARQUETTE 11/16/ SOUTHERN MISS 11/19/ at Kansas 11/22/ vs Stephen F. Austin 11/27/ at New Mexico State 11/28/ Totals KALYN MCPHERSON Senior-Senior Guard 5-7 Traverse City, Mich. (West HS) Nickname: Kay One of the first two Wolverines off the bench. Had five points on 2-of-2 shooting from the floor against Marquette (Nov. 16). Saw action in 15 games, averaging 1.2 points and 0.7 rebounds in 5.7 minutes of action in Played a season-best 21 minutes at Southern California (Dec. 2) in Recorded her first block in two season s against Penn State (Jan. 4) in Holds the Traverse City Area Public School s boy s and girl s career scoring record of 2,012 points, surpassing former NBA great Dan Majerle s previous record of 1,402. KALYN MCPHERSON NOTABLES MCPHERSON SEASON HIGHS Points...5, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) Field Goals... 2 (2x), last vs. Marquette (11/16/09) FG Att....3, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) 3-pt Field Goals... 3-pt FG Att.... Free Throws...1, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) FT Att...3, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) Rebounds... 2 (2x), last vs Marquette (11/16/09) Assists...1, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) Blocks... Steals... Minutes Played...10, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) MCPHERSON S SEASON AVERAGES Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks FG% FG% FT% Minutes MCPHERSON CAREER HIGHS Points... 12, vs Penn State (1/7/07) Field Goals...3 (3x), last vs Belmont (11/25/07) FG Att , vs Wisconsin (1/11/07) 3-pt Field Goals...3, vs Wisconsin (1/11/07) 3-pt FG Att....3, vs Wisconsin (1/11/07) Free Throws...8, vs Penn State (1/7/07) FT Att... 11, vs Penn State (1/7/07) Rebounds...7, vs Penn State (1/7/07) Assists...7, vs Indiana (1/28/07) Blocks...1 (2x), last vs Nebraska (11/9/06) Steals...5, vs Indiana (1/28/07) Minutes Played... 34, vs Penn State (1/7/07)

14 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 14 #25 KRISTA PHILLIPS Senior 6-6 Center Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Aden Bowman Collegiate Major: School of Literature, Science and the Arts (General Studies) AT MICHIGAN... U-M Athletic Academic Achievement award winner (2007)... Michigan s Field Goal Award (2007)... All-Big Ten Conference honorable mention (media) (2008)... Michigan s Top Rebounder Award ( ). SENIOR ( )... In the starting lineup to start the season against Ball State (Nov. 13); Phillips started seven games her junior season... fouled out of the game at 7:49 against Marquette (Nov. 16)... was 5-of-8 from the floor for 13 points against Southern Miss (Nov. 19); her first game in double figures this season...curently has 125 career blocks and with 11 more will move into a tie for second-place all-time at U-M... on track to become one of 17 U-M players with over 500 career rebounds, she currently has 490 rebounds... was a season-best 4-of-4 from the line against Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27)... posted her second game in double figueres with 16 points against New Mexico State (Nov. 28)... also led the team in rebounding with seven rebounds; also a season-best. JUNIOR ( )... Earned third varsity letter... Played in all 30 games with seven starts... Averaged 18.9 minutes per game... Averaged 5.9 points per game (176 total) and a team-best 5.2 rebounds (155 total) per game... Second on the team in blocks with 28 (0.89 per game)... Scored in double figures in six games, including a seasonhigh 16 points against Iowa (Jan. 26)... Tallied a season-high six blocks in the seasonopener at Kentucky (Nov. 15)... Posted a season-high 11 rebounds against Purdue (Feb. 26)... Lone Wolverine to post double figure rebounds on the season with 10 against North Carolina State (Dec. 5) and 11 at Purdue (Feb. 26)...Recorded Michigan s lone double-double of the season with 10 points and 11 rebounds against Purdue (Feb. 26)... Was 5-of-5 from the floor against Penn State (Feb. 9)... Led the team in rebounding in nine games... Posted her 100th career block; became one of six Wolverines with 100-plus career blocks... Ranks fourth all-time with 114 blocks... Showed some range with a five three-point field goals throughout the season... Tied her career-high with eight field goals against Iowa (Jan. 26)... Played a season-best 35 minutes against Texas A&M (Nov. 20)... Finished the year ranked 19th in the Big Ten in rebounding, averaging 5.2 rebounds per game... Concluded the year ranked 13th in blocked shots, averaging 1.03 per game. SOPHOMORE ( )... Earned second varsity letter... All-Big Ten Conference honorable mention (media)... received Michigan s Top Rebounder Award... played in all 33 games and made 26 starts... averaged 22.0 minutes per game... averaged team-highs of 10.3 points (341 total), 5.8 rebounds (190 total) and 1.39 blocks (46 total)... finished the year ranked fourth in the Big Ten in blocks, eighth in field goal percentage (.468), 13th in defensive rebounds (4.21 rpg), 18th in rebounding and 21st in scoring... led the team in scoring five times... scored in double figures 16 times... led or shared the team lead in blocks 22 times and rebounding 15 times... recorded at least one block in 24 games and had multi-block efforts in 13 contests... matched a career high with 21 points against Iowa State at Vanderbilt Thanksgiving Tournament (Nov. 23)... posted her first career double-double against Iowa (Dec. 30), finishing with 12 points and a career-best 13 rebounds... the 13-rebound effort marked a season high for a Wolverine... recorded back-to-back double-doubles, finishing with 18 points and 11 rebounds at Penn State (Jan. 20) before posting 16 points and 10 rebounds against Indiana (Jan. 24)... one of two Michigan players to post a double-double in dished out a career-best four assists against Iowa... collected a career-high three steals at Cincinnati (Nov. 13)... posted a season-best five blocks against Ohio (Dec. 21), which also marked a season high for a U-M player... knocked down a season-best one three-pointer 14 times... matched a career high with six free throws made (6-of-11) at Wisconsin (Jan. 17)... played a career-best tying 34 minutes at Michigan State (Jan. 31). FRESHMAN ( )... Earned first varsity letter... U-M Athletic Academic Achievement award winner... received Michigan s Field Goal Award... played in 29 games and made 21 starts... averaged 18.9 minutes per game... averaged team-highs of 8.0 points (231 total) and 1.28 blocks (37 total)... finished the year ranked ninth in the Big Ten Conference (third among freshmen) in blocks... led the team in scoring four times... scored in double figures eight times... led or shared the team lead in blocks 14 times... recorded at least one block in 18 games and had multi-block efforts in seven contests... finished with team-best shooting numbers of 47 percent (86-of- 185) from the field and 40 percent (6-of-15) from three-point range... ranked second on the team in rebounds at 4.3 rpg (126 total)... led or shared the team lead in rebounds six times... led Michigan freshmen in games played and started, minutes per game, points, rebounds and blocks... scored a career-high 21 points in a career-best 34 minutes at Miami (Ohio) (Dec. 6)... grabbed a career-high nine rebounds in two games: at Central Michigan (Nov. 28) and at Purdue (Dec. 28)... collected a careerbest seven blocks at Central Michigan, which was a season high for a Wolverine and the fifth-highest single-game total in program history... dished out a career-high three assists against Detroit (Nov. 20)... collected a career-best two steals three times... knocked down a career-high three three-pointers (3-of-3) against Indiana (Jan. 28)... made a career-best six free throws (6-of-8) at Central Michigan. PREP... Attended Aden Bowman Collegiate High School (2006), coached by Wendy Benson... honor roll student... three-year varsity letterwinner... guided team to a 31-1 record as a senior... led team to an undefeated 32-0 record and a provincial championship as a junior... Key Statistics... averaged a league-high 19.2 points per game as a senior... Honors and Rankings... runner-up for Canada s Miss Basketball award as a senior... named Canada s Top Female Post for All Canada Basketball Weekend Rumble in the T.Dot All-Star Game participant... selected as city and team MVP as a junior... named MVP in a combined seven tournaments in final two seasons... first-team all-star selection as a senior... given high school s Outstanding Athlete Award... Other Sports... also lettered in volleyball (named team MVP as a senior) and track and field (earned gold medal in shot put as a sophomore). NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL... Two-year member of Canada s Junior National Team ( )... led team to silver medal at 2006 FIBA Americas Under-18 World Championship Qualification Tournament in Colorado Springs, Colo., averaging 5.8 points and 4.3 rebounds in four games... competed in 2005 FIBA Under-19 World Championship in Tunisia, averaging 8.7 points, a team-high 7.4 rebounds and 1.1 blocks in seven games... alternate on Canada s 2004 Junior National Team... four-year member of Team Saskatchewan ( )... led team to fifth-place finish at 2005 Canada Summer Games. PERSONAL... Krista Lynn Phillips was born May 18, daughter of John and Janet Phillips... played with former Wolverine junior Stephany Skrba on Canada s Junior National Team in enrolled in the School of Literature, Science and the Arts... General Studies major. PHILLIPS CAREER STATISTICS Season G-GS Min Avg FG-FA Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg CAREER

15 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 15 PHILLIPS SEASON GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date GS Min FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct O-D Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg BALL STATE 11/13/09 * MARQUETTE 11/16/09 * SOUTHERN MISS 11/19/09 * at Kansas 11/22/09 * vs Stephen F. Austin 11/27/09 * at New Mexico State 11/28/09 * Totals KRISTA PHILLIPS Senior-Senior Center 6-6 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (Aden Bowman Collegiate) Nickname: KP Posted her second game in double figures with 16 points against New Mexico State (Nov. 28); was 6-of-8 from the floor against the Aggies. Had a season-best seven rebounds and six field goal attempts in U-M s loss to New Mexico State (Nov. 29). Was a season-best 4-of-4 from the free throw line against Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27). Currently has 490 rebounds and needs just 10 more rebounds to become one of 17 players in program history with 500 career rebounds. Currently has 125 career blocks; she needs 11 more to move into a tie for second place all-time at U-M. Posted 13 points on 5-of-8 shooting from the floor against Southern Miss (Nov. 19). KRISTA PHILLIPS NOTABLES Earned Michigan s top rebounder award for the second consecutive season in Posted U-M s lone double-double last season. 10 pts and 11 rebs at Purdue (Feb. 26) PHILLIPS SEASON HIGHS Points...16, at New Mexico State (11/28/09) Field Goals...6, at New Mexico State (11/28/09 FG Att (3x), last at New Mexico State (11/28/09 3-pt Field Goals... 1, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) 3-pt FG Att....1 (3x), last at Kansas (11/22/09) Free Throws...4 (2x), last at New Mexico State (11/28/09) FT Att... 6, at New Mexico State (11/28/09) Rebounds... 7, at New Mexico State(11/28/09) Assists... 2, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Blocks... 3, at New Mexico State (11/28/09) Steals...1 (4x), last vs. Stephen F. Austin(11/27/09) Minutes Played...25, at New Mexico State (11/28/09) PHILLIPS SEASON AVERAGES Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks FG% FG% FT% Minutes PHILLIPS CAREER HIGHS Points... 21(2x), last vs Iowa State (11/23/07) Field Goals...8 (5x), last at Iowa (1/26/09) FG Att (3x), last at Iowa (1/26/09) 3-pt Field Goals...3, vs Indiana (1/28/07) 3-pt FG Att....6 (2x), last vs Michigan State (1/13/08) Free Throws... 6 (2x), at Wisconsin (1/17/08) FT Att... 11, at Wisconsin (1/17/08) Rebounds...13, vs Iowa (12/30/07) Assists... 4, vs Iowa (12/30/07) Blocks... 7, at Central Michigan (11/28/06) Steals... 3, at Cincinnati (11/13/07) Minutes Played... 35, vs Texas A&M (11/20/08) Fouled out with 7:49 minutes left against Marquette (Nov. 16). Saw action in 30 games in with seven starts. Led the team with 5.2 rebounds per game while posting 5.9 points per game.

16 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 16 #3 VERONICA HICKS Junior 5-9 Guard Chicago, Illinois Thornwood Major: Industrial and Operations Engineering AT MICHIGAN... Academic All-Big Ten Conference (2009)... Academic Excellence Award (2009)... Hustle Award (2009)... U-M Athletic Academic Achievement award winner ( ). JUNIOR ( )... Had 15 points and seven rebounds in the seasonopener against Ball State (Nov. 13)... led the Wolverines in rebounds for the fourth time in her career... posted her second consecutive game in double figures against Marquette (Nov. 16); her 11th career game in double figures... played a team-best 39 minutes against Marquette (Nov. 16)... one of five U-M staters in double figures with 12 points against Southern Miss (Nov. 19)... has been in double figures in each game this season... had a career night from the free throw line going 5-of-7 from the stripe both new careerbests... set a new career-high with 21 points at No. 19 Kansas (Nov. 22)... also set new career highs in field goals (8) and field goals attempted (18) at Kansas... led the team in scoring for the second time this season and the nineth time in her career... had 12 points and six rebounds against Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27)... also had six rebounds; one shy of her career-best seven... had 14 points in U-M s loss to New Mexico State (Nov. 28)... led the squad in assists (5) against New Mexico State; one shy of her career-best of six. SOPHOMORE ( )... Earned second varsity letter... Earned Academic All-Big Ten Conference honors... Award Hustle Award and Academic Excellence award... Started in 29 games this season... Third on the team in scoring averaging 8.0 points (233 total) and 3.9 rebounds (113 total) per game... Her 8.0 points per game ranked third best on the team... Second on the team in points in Big Ten action with 8.9 points per game... Posted a career-high 16 points in two games: at Duke (Dec. 7) and against Iowa (Feb. 22)... Tied her career high in rebounds with seven on two occasions: at Duke (Dec. 7) and against Iowa (Feb. 22)... Tallied a career-high three blocks against Akron (Nov. 17)... Posted a career-best four three-point field goals against Duke (Dec. 7)... Scored in double figures in nine games and led Michigan in scoring in six games... Dished out a career-best six assists on two occasions: vs. Indiana (Jan. 22) and Penn State (Feb. 9)... Ranks fourth on the team in the three-point field goal percentage at.309 percent (29-of-94)... Concluded the year ranked 14th in the Big Ten with 44 steals, averaging 1.52 per game... Played a career-best 40 minutes on two occasions. PREP... Attended Thornwood High School (2007), coached by Kevin Connor... honor roll student... National Honor Society Vice President... Spanish Honor Society member... Illinois State Scholar... three-year varsity letterwinner... team captain as a senior... member of conference and regional championship teams as a sophomore, junior and senior... Key Statistics... averaged 11.5 points (989 total), 5.1 rebounds (433 total), 4.3 assists (368 total) and 2.9 steals (246 total) for career... holds school records for points in a season (487), points in a game (40), assists in a career (368), assists in a season (170), assists in a game (13), steals in a career (246) and steals in a game (10)... tallied a quadruple-double as a senior, finishing with 40 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists and 10 steals against Thornridge (1/25/07)... Honors and Rankings... Illinois Basketball Coaches Association all-state selection as a senior... All-SICA East member as a sophomore, junior and senior... all-area pick (The Daily Southtown, The Times and The Star) as a sophomore, junior and senior... junior varsity team captain and MVP as a freshman, leading the team in points, assists and steals while guiding Thornwood to SICA East Conference championship... Other Sports... member of junior varsity softball team as a freshman. PERSONAL... Veronica Tatiana Hicks was born November 13, daughter of Luther and Brenda Hicks... enrolled in the College of Engineering... Industrial and Operations engineering major. FRESHMAN ( )... Earned first varsity letter... U-M Athletic Academic Achievement award winner... played in 22 games... averaged 6.3 minutes per game... averaged 1.1 points (24 total) and 0.9 rebounds (19 total)... scored a career-high seven points against Purdue (Feb. 21)... grabbed a career-best four rebounds in two games: against Belmont at Vanderbilt Thanksgiving Tournament (Nov. 25) and against Virginia Commonwealth in first round of Women s National Invitation Tournament (March 24)... dished out a careerhigh two assists against Virginia Commonwealth... collected a career-best two steals in two games: against Indiana (Jan. 24) and against Penn State in first round of Big Ten Conference Tournament (March 6)... posted a careerhigh one block against Penn State... knocked down a career-best one threepointer in two games: against Purdue and against Virginia Commonwealth... played a career-high 16 minutes against Virginia Commonwealth. HICKS CAREER STATISTICS Season G-GS Min Avg FG-FA Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg CAREER

17 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 17 HICKS SEASON GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date GS Min FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct O-D Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg BALL STATE 11/13/09 * MARQUETTE 11/16/09 * SOUTHERN MISS 11/19/09 * at Kansas 11/22/09 * vs Stephen F. Austin 11/27/09 * at New Mexico State 11/28/09 * Totals VERONICA HICKS Junior-Junior Guard 5-9 Chicago, Ill. (Thornwood HS) Nickname: Roni Posted 14 points against New Mexico State (Nov. 28); her sixth consecutive game in double figures. Led the squad with five assists against New Mexico State (Nov. 28). Had a career afternoon at No. 19 Kansas. Had a career-high 21 points and set new career-bests in field goals (8) and field goals attempted (18). Led the team in scoring for the second time this season and for the ninth time in her career. Also led the Wolverines in assists and steals against Kansas. Had a career-high five free throws against Southern Miss (Nov. 19) and a career best seven attempts. In double figures in scoring in each game this season. VERONICA HICKS NOTABLES Posted 15 points and team-best seven rebounds in U-M s win over Ball State (Nov. 13)--also happened to be her 20th birthday. U-M is 2-0 on Hicks birthday. Michgan s lone returing starter after starting 29 games in Academic All-Big Ten selection and U-M s Hustle Award and Academic Excellence Award winner. Posted a career-high 16 points on two occassions; at Duke (Dec. 7) and vs. Iowa (Feb. 22) in Posted nine games in double figures and led the team in scoring in six games in Played a career-best 40 minutes on two occasions; vs. Michigan State and Indiana. HICKS SEASON HIGHS Points...21, at Kansas (11/22/09) Field Goals... 8, at Kansas (11/22/09) FG Att....18, at Kansas (11/22/09) 3-pt Field Goals...4 (2x), last at Kansas (11/22/09) 3-pt FG Att.... 9, at Kansas (11/22/09) Free Throws... 5, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) FT Att... 7, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Rebounds... 7, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Assists...5 (2x), last at New Mexico State (11/28/09) Blocks... 2, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Steals...4 (2x), last vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Minutes Played (2x), last at Kansas (11/22/09) HICKS SEASON AVERAGES Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks FG% FG% FT% Minutes HICKS CAREER HIGHS Points...21, at Kansas (11/22/09) Field Goals... 8, at Kansas (11/22/09) FG Att....18, at Kansas (11/22/09) 3-pt Field Goals...4 (3x), last at Kansas (11/22/09) 3-pt FG Att.... 9, at Kansas (11/22/09) Free Throws... 5, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) FT Att... 7, vs Southern Miss (11/19/09) Rebounds...7 (4x), last vs Ball State (11/13/09) Assists...6 (2x), last, vs Penn State (2/9/09) Blocks...3, at Akron (11/17/08) Steals...4 (4x), last vs Southern Miss (11/19/09) Minutes Played...40 (2x), last vs Indiana (1/122/09) Posted her second game in double figures with 13 against Marquette (Nov. 16). Played a team best 39 minutes against Marquette (Nov. 16), one minute shy of her career record of 40.

18 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 18 #20 COURTNEY BOYLAN Sophomore 5-8 Guard Chaska, Minnesota Chaska Major: School of Kinesiology (Undeclared) AT MICHIGAN... Coaches Award (2009)...U-M Athletic Academic Achievement award winner (2009). SOPHOMORE ( )... Saw her first action of the season against Ball State (Nov. 13)... Posted a new career-high with four assists against the Cardinals... had a season-best seven points against Southern Miss (Nov. 19)...played a season-best 25 minutes against Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27)... had a career-best seven rebounds in U-M s win over Stephen F. Austin. FRESHMAN ( )... Earned first varsity letter... Saw action in 30 games with one start... Averaged 4.0 points (120 total) and 1.4 rebounds (41 total) per game... Averaged 15.7 minutes per game... Led U-M in scoring in her collegiate debut against Kentucky (Nov. 15) with a game-high 18 points... Tallied a career high four rebounds on two occasions: against Belmont (Nov. 28) and at Wisconsin (Jan. 11)... Scored in double figures in four games... Made her first career start against Southern Cal (Dec. 2)... Recorded four points in her first career start... Opened the season with a streak of 10 consecutive free throws made, including a season-high 4-of-4 against Kentucky (Nov. 15)... Posted a season-best four three-pointers against Kentucky (Nov. 15)... Was a season-best 6-of-6 from the free throw line against Texas A&M ( Nov. 20)... Dished out a season-best three assists against Duke (Dec. 7)... Played a season-high 27 minutes on four occasions. PREP... Attended Chaska High School (2008), coached by Bob Downs and Tara Seifert... Honor roll student... Academic All-State... Six-year varsity letterwinner... Named Minnesota s Miss Basketball her senior season... Named all-conference four times and was an all-state honoree her junior and senior years... Led her team to its first appearance in the state tournament in 10 years and a fourth place finish her senior year... Key Statistics... Averaged 15.1 points (2,148 total), 3.5 rebounds (501 total) and 3.1 assists (454 total) for her career... Holds school records for most three-pointers in school history (212) and most points in a single game (43)... Chaska career scoring leader (2,148 points)... Honors and Rankings... Top Five Metro Player of the Year as a senior... Timberwolves Top 10 award selection as a senior... All- State Honorable Mention selection as a freshman, sophomore and junior... Third Team All-Metro as a junior... Other Sports... Member of the golf, softball and track teams. PERSONAL... Courtney Diane Boylan was born October 4, Daughter of Michael and Molly Boylan... Enrolled in the School of Kinesiology... Undeclared major. BOYLAN S CAREER STATISTICS Season G-GS Min Avg FG-FA Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg CAREER

19 BOYLAN S SEASON GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date GS Min FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct O-D Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg BALL STATE 11/13/ MARQUETTE 11/16/ SOUTHERN MISS 11/19/ at Kansas 11/22/ vs Stephen F. Austin 11/27/ at New Mexico State 11/28/ Totals COURTNEY BOYLAN Sophomore-Sophomore Guard 5-8 Chaska, Minn. (Chaska HS) Nickname: C-Boy Had a career-best seven rebounds against Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27). Recorded a season-best seven points against Southern Miss (Nov. 19). Posted a new career-high with four assists against Ball State (Nov. 13) Earned the 2009 Coaches Award. Led U-M in scoring her collegiate debut with 18 points at Kentucky (Nov. 15). Played a season-high 27 minutes on four occasions. Made her first collegiate start at Southern California (Dec. 2) where she posted four points. COURTNEY BOYLAN NOTABLES BOYLAN SEASON HIGHS Points... 7, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Field Goals...2 (2x), last vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) FG Att....8 (2x), last at New Mexico State (11/28/09) 3-pt Field Goals...1 (2x), last vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) 3-pt FG Att....5 (2x), last at New Mexico State (11/28/09) Free Throws... 2, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) FT Att... 2, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Rebounds... 7, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Assists... 4, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Blocks... Steals... 1, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Minutes Played...25, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) BOYLAN S SEASON AVERAGES Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks FG% FG% FT% Minutes BOYLAN CAREER HIGHS Points...18, at Kentucky (11/15/08) Field Goals...6, at Kentucky (11/15/08) FG Att , at Indiana (3/1/09) 3-pt Field Goals...4, at Kentucky (11/15/08) 3-pt FG Att (4x), last at New Mexico State (11/28/09) Free Throws...6, vs Texas A&M (11/20/08) FT Att...6, vs Texas A&M (11/20/08) Rebounds...7, vs Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Assists...4, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Blocks...1, at Iowa (1/26/09) Steals...2 (3x), last at Michigan State (2/19/09) Minutes Played...27 (4x), last at Indiana (3/1/09) RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 19

20 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 20 #4 JAMILLYA HARDLEY Sophomore 5-9 Guard Grand Rapids, Michigan Grand Rapids Christian Major: School of Kinesiology (Undeclared) SOPHOMORE ( )... Saw her first action of the season against Ball State (Nov. 13)... earned her first points of the season coming of the bench against Southern Miss (Nov. 19). FRESHMAN ( )... Earned her first varsity letter... Saw action in five games... Made her collegiate debut at Southern Cal (Dec. 2)... Averaged 0.6 points (three total) and 0.2 rebounds (one total) per game... Averaged 2.6 minutes per game... Tallied her first career points at Southern Cal (Dec. 2)... Made her Crisler Arena debut against Wisconsin (Feb. 1)... Tallied her first career rebound against Wisconsin (Feb. 1)...Posted a season-best three field goal attempts against Southern Cal (Dec. 2)... Played a season-best five minutes at Southern Cal (Dec. 2). PREP... Attended Grand Rapids Christian High School (2008), coached by Al VandenBosch... Three-year varsity letterwinner... Three-time all-area selection... Led her team to city championships her sophomore and junior years and a district championship her sophomore year... Key Statistics... As a junior averaged 17.0 points per game en route to earning her second all state honorable mention nod... Honors and Rankings... Named to the Dream Team third team as a sophomore... Top-ranked player in the city league as a junior... Other Sports... Four-year track varsity letterwinner... Qualified for the state meet all four years... Earned a state championship as a junior. PERSONAL... Jamillya MyKia Hardley was born February 12, Daughter of Jeremiah Hardley and Kimberly Barker... Enrolled in the Division of Kinesiology... sports medicine major. HARDLEY S CAREER STATISTICS Season G-GS Min Avg FG-FA Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg CAREER

21 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 21 HARDLEY S SEASON GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date GS Min FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct O-D Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg BALL STATE 11/13/ SOUTHERN MISS 11/19/ Totals JAMILLYA HARDLEY Sophomore-Sophomore Guard/Forward 5-9 Grand Rapids, Mich. (Grand Rapids Christian) Pronunciation: First: Ja-meal-ya, Nickname: Jammy Has seen action in two games this season; earned her first points of the season agaisnt Southern Miss. (Nov. 19). Made her collegiate debut against USC (12/2/08). Completed a three-point play late in the game for her first collegiate points. Made her Crisler Arena debut against Wisconsin (2/1/09). Three-time all-area selection at Grand Rapids Christian. Two-time all-state honorable mention selection. JAMILLYA HARDLEY NOTABLES HARDLEY SEASON HIGHS Points... 2, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Field Goals... 1, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) FG Att....1 (2x), last vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) 3-pt Field Goals... 3-pt FG Att.... 1, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Free Throws... 1, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) FT Att... 2, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Rebounds... Assists... Blocks... Steals... Minutes Played...2 (2x), last vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) HARDLEY S SEASON AVERAGES Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks FG% FG% FT% Minutes HARDLEY CAREER HIGHS Points...3, at Southern Cal (12/2/08) Field Goals...1 (2x), last vs Southern Miss (11/19/09) FG Att....3, at Southern Cal (12/2/08) 3-pt Field Goals... 3-pt FG Att....1 (2x), last vs Ball State (11/13/09) Free Throws...1 (2x), last vs Ball State (11/13/09) FT Att... 2, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Rebounds...1, vs. Wisconsin (2/1/09) Assists... Blocks... Steals...1, at Southern Cal (12/2/08) Minutes Played...5, at Southern Cal (12/2/08)

22 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 22 #33 CARMEN REYNOLDS Sophomore 6-0 Forward Hilliard, Ohio Davidson Major: College of Literature, Science and the Arts (Undeclared) AT MICHIGAN... Most Improved Player (2009). SOPHOMORE ( )... Made her first career start against Ball State (Nov. 13)... went 5-of-6 from long range for a new career high in three-point field goals made and had a new career best with three steals... second consecutive game in double figures with 11 points against Marquette (Nov. 16); her seventh career game in double figures... one of five starters with double figures against Southern Miss (Nov. 19) with 12 points; her third consecutive game in double figures... posted five points and three rebounds in U-M s loss at No. 19 Kansas (Nov. 22); her first game without scoring in double figures this season... set several new career-highs against Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27)... had new career-highs in assists (4), free throws (6), free throws attempted (8) and tied her career-high with seven rebounds... posted 10 points against New Mexico State (Nov. 28); her fifth game in double figures this season. FRESHMAN ( )... Earned first varsity letter... Named Most Improved Player... Saw action in 22 games... Averaged 6.1 points and 2.6 rebounds per game... Averaged 18.9 minutes per game... Made her collegiate debut against Akron (Nov. 17)... Posted a career high 20 points against Penn State (Feb. 9)... Also set career highs in field goals (8), field goal attempts (16), three-point field goals (4), three point field goal attempts (7) against the Lady Lions... Was in double figures in five games on the season... Posted a career high seven rebounds against Michigan State (Feb. 19)... Also had a career afternoon against Wisconsin (Feb. 1) with new career highs in free throws (4), free throws attempted (5) and assists (3)... Played a season-high 33 minutes against Michigan State (Feb. 19)... Led the team in scoring in two games: Penn State (Feb. 9) and Minnesota (Feb. 15).. Posted a seasonbest three assists against Wisconsin (Feb. 1)... Recorded a season-best two blocks against Penn State (Feb. 9). PERSONAL... Carmen Michelle Reynolds was born May 7, Daughter of Jim and Mugsy Reynolds... Father played football at Miami (OH) and Akron... Older brother, Cody played lacrosse at Ohio State... Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts... undecided major. PREP... Attended Davidson High School (2008), coached by Lisa Cady... Four-year varsity letterwinner... Four-time school-athlete award recipient... Member of the National Honor Society... Led her team to the district championship game her senior season... Key Statistics... Averaged 16.6 points, 8.3 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 2.6 steals per game her senior season... Shot 81 percent (82/101) from the free throw line and 50 percent (35/69) threepoint range... Four-year first team all-conference selection and three-time team MVP... Honors and Rankings... Earned Honorable Mention All-District honors her freshman and sophomore year... First-Team All-Ohio Capital Conference Buckeye Division selection her sophomore, junior and senior years... Third-team All-Central District her junior year... Conference Player of the Year her senior year... Earned second team all-state honors her senior year... Named to the Columbus Dispatch All-Metro Team her senior year... Played with the Capital City Comets AAU Club... Other Sports... Four-year volleyball letterwinner... Two-time first team all-conference and all-district selection... Earned third team all-state honors as a junior and second team all-state honors as a senior. REYNOLDS CAREER STATISTICS Season G-GS Min Avg FG-FA Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg CAREER

23 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 23 REYNOLDS SEASON GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date GS Min FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct O-D Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg BALL STATE 11/13/09 * MARQUETTE 11/16/09 * SOUTHERN MISS 11/19/09 * at Kansas 11/22/09 * vs Stephen F. Austin 11/27/09 * at New Mexico State 11/28/09 * Totals CARMEN REYNOLDS Sophomore-Sophomore Guard/Forward 6-0 Hilliard, Ohio (Davidson HS) Nickname: C-Rey Posted 10 points against New Mexico State (Nov. 28); her fifth game in double figures this season. Had several career-bests against Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27). Had career-highs in assists (4), free throws (6) and free throws attempted (8). Also tied a career-high with seven rebounds. Had five points and three rebounds at No. 19 Kansas (Nov. 22) her first game without double figure scoring this season. One of five starters in double figures against Southern Miss (Nov. 19) with 12 points; her third consecutive game in double figures. Posted her second consecutive game in double figures and her seventh career game in double figures with 11 points against Marquette (Nov. 16). Made her first career start against Ball State (Nov. 13). CARMEN REYNOLDS NOTABLES Posted a new career-high with three steals against Ball State (Nov. 13). Saw action in 22 games off the bench. Averaged 6.1 points and 2.6 rebounds per game in Led the team in scoring on two ocassions last season; against Penn State (Feb. 9) and against Minnesota (Feb. 15). Reached double figures in five games in , including posting a career-high 20 points against Penn State (Feb. 9). Named Michigan s Most Improved Player in REYNOLDS SEASON HIGHS Points...19, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Field Goals... 7, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) FG Att....11, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) 3-pt Field Goals... 5, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) 3-pt FG Att.... 6, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Free Throws... 6, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) FT Att... 8, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Rebounds... 7, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Assists... 4, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Blocks... Steals... 3, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Minutes Played... 28, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) REYNOLDS SEASON AVERAGES Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks FG% FG% FT% Minutes REYNOLDS CAREER HIGHS Points...20, vs Penn State (2/9/09) Field Goals... 8, vs Penn State (2/9/09) FG Att....16, vs Penn State (2/9/09) 3-pt Field Goals... 5, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) 3-pt FG Att.... 7, vs Penn State (2/9/09) Free Throws... 6, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) FT Att... 8, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Rebounds...7(2x), last vs. Stephen F. Austin(11/27/09) Assists... 4, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Blocks... 2, vs Penn State (2/9/09) Steals... 3, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Minutes Played... 33, at Michigan State (2/19/09) Led U-M in scoring with a team-best 19 points against Ball State (Nov. 13). Posted a new career-high with five threepoint field goals against Ball State (Nov. 13).

24 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 24 #11 SAM ARNOLD FRESHMAN ( )... Made her collegiate debut against Ball State (Nov. 13)... had her best game of the season against Southern Miss (Nov. 19) with six points and two rebounds... played a season-best 12 minutes at No. 19 Kansas (Nov. 22)... posted four points in the U-M loss and hit her first collegiate three-point field goal... had a career-best night against Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27)... scored a career-high 16 points on 5-of-7 shooting and was 4-of-4 from the free throw line. PREP... Attended Lake Park High School (2009), coached by Chris Fruehling... Four-year varsity letterwinner... Three-time team captain... Three-time team Most Valuable Player... Key Statistics... Lake Park s all-time leading scorer with over 2,000 career points... Holds career records in free throw percentage... Is Lake Park s career leader in points in a single season with 714 points... Honors and Rankings... Four-time Upstate Eight All-Conference performer and three-time Champaign News Gazette All-State selection... Named to the Illinois Coaches Association All-Area teams as well as Daily Herald, Chicago Sun Times and Pres Publications All-Area squads... Chicago Tribune and Chicago Sun Times second team all-state selection... Associated Press Class 4A All-State first team selection... Earned the Walter Payton and Daily Herald Player of the Year honors as a junior... Ranked No. 79 in the Blue Star Basketball Report and was ranked No. 218 in the All-Star Girls Basketball Report... Other Sports... Also played volleyball... served a team captain as a sophomore. Freshman 6-3 Forward Medinah, Illinois Lake Park Major: College of Literature, Science and the Arts (Undeclared) PERSONAL... Samantha Arnold was born November 11, daughter of Ed and Debbie Arnold... has one brother and two sisters... Enrolled in College of Literature, Science and the Arts... intended major is communications. ARNOLD S CAREER STATISTICS Season G-GS Min Avg FG-FA Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg CAREER

25 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 25 ARNOLD S SEASON GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date GS Min FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct O-D Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg BALL STATE 11/13/ MARQUETTE 11/16/ SOUTHERN MISS 11/19/ at Kansas 11/22/ vs Stephen F. Austin 11/27/ at New Mexico State 11/28/ Totals SAM ARNOLD NOTABLES SAM ARNOLD Freshman-Freshman Forward 6-3 Medinah, Ill. (Lake Park HS) Nickname: Sam Had a career-night against Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27). Posted a career-best 16 points on 5-of-7 shooting and had four rebounds. Played a season-best 12 minutes at No. 19 Kansas (Nov. 22). Posted her first collegiate three-pointer at No. 19 Kansas (Nov. 22). Posted a career-best six points and two rebounds against Southern Miss (Nov. 19). Made her collegiate debut against Ball State (Nov. 13). Lake Park HS s all-time leading scorer with over 2,000 career-points. Holds Lake Park career records in free throw percentage and is Lake Parks leader in points scored in a season with 714. Chicago Tribune and Chicago Sun Times second team all-state selection. ARNOLD SEASON HIGHS Points... 16, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Field Goals...5, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) FG Att....7, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) 3-pt Field Goals...2, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) 3-pt FG Att....3, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Free Throws... 4, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) FT Att...4, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Rebounds...4, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Assists... Blocks... Steals... 1 (3x), last vs.stephen F. Austin(11/27/09) Minutes Played...12 (2x), last vs.stephen F. Austin(11/27/09) ARNOLD S SEASON AVERAGES Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks FG% FG% FT% Minutes ARNOLD CAREER HIGHS Points...16, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Field Goals... 5, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) FG Att.... 7, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) 3-pt Field Goals... 2, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) 3-pt FG Att.... 3, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Free Throws... 4, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) FT Att... 4, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Rebounds... 4, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Assists... Blocks... Steals...1 (3x), last vs.stephen F. Austin(11/27/09) Minutes Played...12 (2x), last vs.stephen F. Austin(11/27/09) Named to the Illinois Coaches Association All-Area teams as well as Daily Herald, Chicago Sun Times and Press Publications All-Area squads

26 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 26 #13 DAYEESHA HOLLINS FRESHMAN ( )... Made her collegiate debut against Ball State (Nov. 13)... earned a spot in the starting lineup in her debut... posted 12 points in 27 minutes of action against Ball State... led the Wolverines in scoring with 17 points, 10 in the second half, against Marquette (Nov. 16)., it was her second consecutive game in double figures... led the Wolverines in scoring for the second consecutive game with 18 points against Southern Miss (Nov. 19)... led the team in assists against Southern Miss with five assists... played a team-best 31 minutes against the Lady Eagles... had her fourth consecutive game in double figures with 16 points at No. 19 Kansas (Nov. 22)... currently leading the Wolverines in scoring averaging 15.8 points per game... scored six points agaisnt Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27); her first game this season without scoring in double figures... rebounded with 10 points against New Mexico State (Nov. 28)... fouled out of her first collegiate game against New Mexico State... was 6-of-6 from the charity stripe against New Mexico State; marks a new career-high in free throws made. PREP... Attended Winton Woods High School (2009), coached by Calvin Johnson and Tony Johnson... Three-year letterwinner... Earned Winton Woods Most Valuable Player and Best Defensive Player honors as a sophomore... Two-time Winton Woods Female Athlete of the Year... Named Winton Woods Female Career Athlete as a senior... Led Winton Wood to two league championships... Key Statistics... averaged better than 11.7 points, 3.4 steals and 2.9 assists throughout her high school career... Honors and Rankings... Earned Fort Ancient Valley Conference second team honors as a sophomore... named to OHSAA 16th District All-Star team during her sophomore campaign... OHSAA 16th District first team selection as a junior... Named 16th District Player of the Year as a senior... Two-time Fort Ancient Valley (Buckeye Division) Player of the Year... Two-time Cincinnati Enquirer Division I first team selection... Named to the Associated Press All- Ohio first team as a senior and third team during her junior campaign... Associated Press Southwest Player of the Year as a senior... Named Greater Cincinnati Basketball High School Hall of Fame Co-Division I Player of the Year as a senior... MVP of the Ohio North-South All-Star game during her senior season... Finalist for the Associated Press Ohio Miss Basketball Award... Finalist for the Larosa Female MVP as a senior... Ranked No. 146 in the All-Star Girls Basketball Report... No. 74 ESPN Insider Grade... Other Sports... Also competed in track and field... State finalist in the 4 x 400 relay as a freshman... City record holder in the 400m... Two-time Fort Ancient Valley Conference first team selection... Three-time state finalist in the 400m... Cincinnati Enquirer track and field all-city first team. PERSONAL... Dayeesha Christine Hollins was born August 1, daughter of Kahlil and Sharon Hollins... Has one brother Keeno... Enrolled in the School of Kinesiology... Undeclared major. Freshman 5-6 Guard Cincinnati, Ohio Winton Woods Major: School of Kinesiology (Undeclared) HOLLINS CAREER STATISTICS Season G-GS Min Avg FG-FA Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg CAREER

27 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 27 HOLLINS SEASON GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date GS Min FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct O-D Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg BALL STATE 11/13/09 * MARQUETTE 11/16/09 * SOUTHERN MISS 11/19/09 * at Kansas 11/22/09 * vs Stephen F. Austin 11/27/09 * at New Mexico State 11/28/09 * Totals DAYEESHA HOLLINS Freshman-Freshman Guard 5-6 Cincinnati, Ohio (Winton Woods HS) Nickname: Day Day Posted her fifth game in double figures with 10 points against New Mexico State (Nov. 28). Went 6-of-6 from the free throw line in U-M s loss to New Mexico State (Nov. 28); marks a new careeer-high in free throws made. Fouled out of her first collegiate game against New Mexico State (Nov. 28). Had six points against Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27); her first game without double figures this season. DAYEESHA HOLLINS NOTABLES Led the Wolverines with 17 points against Marquette (Nov. 16); second consecutive game in double figures. Made had her collegiate debut against Ball State (Nov. 13); earned a spot in the starting lineup. One of three Wolverines in double figures against Ball State and the lone freshman to record double figures. Associated Press Southwest Player of the Year as a senior. Two-time Fort Ancient Valley (Buckeye Division) Player of the Year. HOLLINS SEASON HIGHS Points...18, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Field Goals...8, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) FG Att (2x), last at Kansas (11/22/09) 3-pt Field Goals...2, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) 3-pt FG Att....3, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Free Throws... 6, at New Mexico State (11/28/09) FT Att...8, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Rebounds...5, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) Assists...5, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Blocks... Steals...3, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) Minutes Played...35, at Kansas (11/22/09) HOLLINS SEASON AVERAGES Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks FG% FG% FT% Minutes Had a season-high seven tunovers against Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27). Posted her fourth consecutive game in double figures at No. 19 Kansas (Nov. 22) and is leading the Wolverines in scoring with points per game. Also led the Wolverines with five assists against Southern Miss (Nov. 19) Played a team-best 31 minutes against Southern Miss (Nov. 19). Finalist for the Associated Press Ohio Miss Basketball Award and the Larosa Female Athlete MVP as a senior. Averaged better than 11.7 points, 3.4 steals and 2.9 assists throughout her prep career. Named to the Associated Press All-Ohio First team as a senior and third team as a junior. HOLLINS CAREER HIGHS Points... 18, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Field Goals...8, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) FG Att (2x), last at Kansas (11/22/09) 3-pt Field Goals...2, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) 3-pt FG Att....3, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Free Throws...6, at New Mexico State (11/28/09) FT Att...8, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Rebounds... 5, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) Assists...5, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Blocks... Steals... 3, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) Minutes Played... 35, at Kansas (11/22/09) Led the Wolverines in scoring for the second consecutive game with 18 points against Southern Miss (Nov. 19).

28 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 28 #21 NYA JORDAN FRESHMAN ( )... Made her collegiate debut against Ball State (Nov. 13)... led the Wolveirines in rebounding against Southern Miss (Nov. 19) with six rebounds... played a season-best 11 minutes against Southern Miss... posted four rebounds at No. 19 Kansas (Nov. 22); her second consecutive game with three or more rebounds. PREP... Attended Detroit Community (2009), coached by Willie Riley... Three-year varsity letterwinner... Led her team to regional and district titles during her sophomore and junior years... Reached the quarterfinals of the MHSAA State Championships... Team made a run to the Class B State Finals during her junior year... Key Statistics... averaged better than 15 points per game and 10 rebounds per game for her high school career... Honors and Rankings... Ranked No. 117 in the All-Star Girls Report Sporting News honorable mention Preseason All-American... Named to Detroit Free Press All-Detroit team Michigan Miss Basketball Finalist. PERSONAL... Nya Monique Jordan was born October 13, daughter of Michael Jordan and Darlene Williams... has three brothers and one sister... Enrolled in the School of Art and Design... Undeclared major. Freshman 6-0 Forward Lathrup Village, Michigan Detroit Community Major: School of Art and Design (Undeclared) JORDAN S CAREER STATISTICS Season G-GS Min Avg FG-FA Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg CAREER

29 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 29 JORDAN S SEASON GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date GS Min FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct O-D Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg BALL STATE 11/13/ MARQUETTE 11/16/ SOUTHERN MISS 11/19/ at Kansas 11/22/ vs Stephen F. Austin 11/27/ Totals NYA JORDAN Freshman-Freshman Forward 6-0 Lathrup Village, Mich. (Detroit Community HS) Nickname: Nya Bugg Led the team in rebounding with six rebounds against Southern Miss (Nov. 19). Played a career-best six minutes against Southern Miss (Nov. 19). Through the first three games of the season is 3-of-3 from the floor. Made her collegiate debut against Ball State (Nov. 13). Led her team to the Class B State Finals in her junior year. Finalist for Michigan s Miss Basketball, awarded to Michigan s top prep women s basketball player. Teammates Jenny Ryan and Rachel Sheffer were also finalists. Named to Detroit Free Press All-Detroit team as a senior. Earned Sporting News honorable mention preseason All-American. NYA JORDAN NOTABLES JORDAN SEASON HIGHS Points...3, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) Field Goals...1 (3x), last vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) FG Att....1 (5x), last vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/22/09) 3-pt Field Goals... 1, vs. Marquette (1/16/09) 3-pt FG Att....1, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) Free Throws... FT Att... Rebounds... 6, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Assists... 3, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Blocks... Steals... Minutes Played...8 (2x), last at Kansas (11/22/09) JORDAN S SEASON AVERAGES Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks FG% FG% FT% Minutes JORDAN CAREER HIGHS Points...3, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) Field Goals...1 (3x), last vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) FG Att....1 (5x), last vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/22/09) 3-pt Field Goals... 1, vs. Marquette (1/16/09) 3-pt FG Att....1, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) Free Throws... FT Att... Rebounds... 6, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Assists... 3, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Blocks... Steals... Minutes Played...8 (2x), last at Kansas (11/22/09) Averaged better than 15 points and 10 rebounds per game during her prep career.

30 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 30 #24 JENNY RYAN Freshman 5-9 Guard Saginaw, Michigan Saginaw Nouvel Catholic Central Major: School of Kinesiology (Undeclared) FRESHMAN ( )... Made her collegiate debut against Ball State (Nov. 13)... Earned a spot in the starting lineup in her debut... played a team-best 32 minutes against Ball State (Nov. 13)... posted seven rebounds against Marquette (Nov. 16)... posted her first career game in double figures with 10 points against Southern Miss (Nov. 19); one of five U-M starters in double figures... posted a career-high eight rebounds at No. 19 Kansas (Nov. 22)... had nine points and seven rebounds against Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27).. posted 10 free throw attempts against the Ladyjacks... led the Wolverines in minutes played against New Mexico State (Nov. 28) playing 39 minutes. PREP... Attended Saginaw Nouvel Catholic Central High School (2009), coached by Kris Hengebach... Four-year varsity letterwinner... Led her team to two Class C State Championships (2006 and 2008)... Named team captain as a junior and senior... Key Statistics... Holds two state records in the MHSAA State finals; most points scored in a quarter (17) and most steals in a game (12)... On the MHSAA all-time scorers list for most point in a state championship game with 30 points in the 2008 finals... Honors and Rankings... Three-time member of the Detroit Free Press All-State Dream Team... Three-time selection to the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan first team... Three-time Detroit Free Press All-State first team selection... Three-time Saginaw News Dream Team selection (2006)... AP Class C Player of the Year (2008) Michigan s Miss Basketball... Other Sports... Also ran track. PERSONAL... Jennifer Marie Ryan was born December 22, daughter of Tim and Sue Ryan... father played baseball at Saginaw Valley State... has two brothers that play baseball at Oakland University... Enrolled in the School of Kinesiology... intended major is sports management. RYAN S CAREER STATISTICS Season G-GS Min Avg FG-FA Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg CAREER

31 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 31 RYAN SEASON GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date GS Min FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct O-D Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg BALL STATE 11/13/09 * MARQUETTE 11/16/09 * SOUTHERN MISS 11/19/09 * at Kansas 11/22/09 * vs Stephen F. Austin 11/27/09 * at New Mexico State 11/28/09 * Totals JENNY RYAN Freshman-Freshman Guard 5-9 Saginaw, Mich. (Saginaw Nouvel Central Catholic ) Nickname: JR Played a career-best 39 minutes against New Mexico State; led the team in minutes played against the Aggies. Had nine points and seven rebounds against Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27). Her fifth game this season with more then five rebounds. Played a season-best 37 minutes at No. 19 Kansas (Nov. 22). Had a career-high eight rebounds at No. 19 Kansas (Nov. 22). Posted her first career game in double figures with 10 points against Southern Miss (Nov. 19); one of five U-M starters in double figures against the Lady Eagles. Made her collegiate debut against Ball State (Nov. 13) and earned a spot in the starting lineup. Played a team-best 32 minutes against Ball State (Nov. 13). JENNY RYAN NOTABLES Three-time member of the Detroit Free Press All-State Dream Team and three-time Detroit Free Press All-State first team selection. Associated Press Class C Player of the Year in Has two brothers that play baseball at Oakland University. RYAN SEASON HIGHS Points...10, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Field Goals... 5, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) FG Att....10, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) 3-pt Field Goals... 1, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) 3-pt FG Att....2 (2x),last vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Free Throws...4, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) FT Att...4 vs. Marquette (11/16/09) Rebounds... 8, at Kansas (11/22/09) Assists...3 (3x), last vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Blocks...1 (2x), last vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Steals...3 (2x), last vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Minutes Played...39, at New Mexico State (11/28/09) RYAN S SEASON AVERAGES Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks FG% FG% FT% Minutes RYAN CAREER HIGHS Points...10, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Field Goals... 5, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) FG Att....10, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) 3-pt Field Goals... 1, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) 3-pt FG Att....2 (2x),last vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Free Throws...4, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) FT Att...4 vs. Marquette (11/16/09) Rebounds... 8, at Kansas (11/22/09) Assists...3 (3x), last vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Blocks...1 (2x), last vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Steals...3 (2x), last vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Minutes Played...39, at New Mexico State (11/28/09) Named Michigan s 2009 Miss Basketball. Led Saginaw Nouvel to two Class C State Championships (2006 and 2008).

32 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 32 #44 RACHEL SHEFFER Freshman 6-1 Freshman Watervliet, Michigan Watervliet Major: School of Kinesiology (Undeclared) FRESHMAN ( )... Made her collegiate debut against Ball State (Nov. 13)... posted three rebounds in U-M s victory over Southern Miss (Nov. 19)... also recorded her first collegiate assists against Southern Miss... had a career-night against Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27)...was 4-of-4 from the floor for a career-best 12 points; her first collegiate game in double figures and her first collegiate field goals... also set new career-highs in free throws (4) and free throws attempted (7). PREP... Attended Watervliet High School (2009), coached by Jim Winter... Four-year varsity letterwinner... Three-time district champions... Twotime conference and division champions... Reached the regional finals during her freshman season... Key Statistics...Posted over 1,000 points and 1,000 reboundsduring herhigh school career... averaged 20.0 points, 13.2 rebounds, 6.3 blocks, 5.1 assists and3.1 steals per game for her high school career... her 1,490 points, 1,074 rebounds and 479 blocks are all school records... Honors and Rankings... Three-time team MVP at Watervliet High School... Associated Press All-State first team selection as a junior... Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan first team selection... Named one of the Top 100 Players in the State of Michigan (No.14)... Sporting News Preseason honorable mention All-American Michigan Miss Basketball finalist... Other Sports... Three-sport athlete... Competed in volleyball and softball. PERSONAL... Rachel Ann Sheffer was born October 13, daughter of Jim and Tracy Sheffer... sister, Sarah played softball at Kalamazoo Valley College ( ) before transferring to Saginaw Valley State... Enrolled in the School of Kinesiology... Undeclared major. SHEFFER S CAREER STATISTICS Season G-GS Min Avg FG-FA Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg CAREER

33 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 33 SHEFFER SEASON GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date GS Min FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct O-D Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg BALL STATE 11/13/ MARQUETTE 11/16/ SOUTHERN MISS 11/19/ vs Stephen F Austin 11/27/ at New Mexico State 11/28/ Totals RACHEL SHEFFER Freshman-Freshman Guard/Forward 6-1 Watervliet, Mich. (Watervliet HS) Nickname: Chef Had a career-best 12 points and four rebounds against Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27). Was 4-of-4 from the field against Stephen F. Austin (Nov. 27); her first collegiate field goals. Posted three rebounds against Southern Miss (Nov. 19). Also recorded her first collegiate assists against Southern Miss (Nov. 19). Made her collegiate debut against Ball State (Nov. 13). One of six incoming freshman this season. Finalist for Michigan s Miss Basketball, awarded to Michigan s top prep women s basketball player. Teammates Jenny Ryan and Nya Jordan were also finalists. Posted 1,490 points and 1,074 rebounds at Watervliet HS. RACHEL SHEFFER NOTABLES SHEFFER SEASON HIGHS Points...12, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Field Goals... 4, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) FG Att.... 4, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) 3-pt Field Goals... 3-pt FG Att.... 1, at New Mexico State (11/28/09) Free Throws... 4, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) FT Att... 7,vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Rebounds... 4, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Assists... 2, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Blocks... 2, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Steals... 1, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Minutes Played...16, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) SHEFFER S SEASON AVERAGES Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks FG% FG% FT% Minutes SHEFFER CAREER HIGHS Points... 12, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Field Goals...4, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) FG Att....4, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) 3-pt Field Goals... 3-pt FG Att....1, at New Mexico State (11/28/09) Free Throws...4, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) FT Att...7,vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Rebounds...4, vs. Stephen F. Austin (11/27/09) Assists...2, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Blocks...2, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Steals...1, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Minutes Played...16, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Named one of the Top 100 players in Michigan and earned Sporting News preseason honorable mention All-America honors as a senior.

34 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 34 #12 KATE THOMPSON Freshman 6-3 Freshman Plymouth, Minnesota Wayzata Major: College of Literature, Science and the Arts (Undeclared) FRESHMAN ( )... Made her collegiate debut vs. Ball State (Nov. 13)... was 3-for-3 from long range in 13 minutes of action... posted a careerbest three rebounds in U-M s win over Marquette (Nov. 16)... had six points against Southern Miss (Nov. 19).... also recorded her first collegiate steal against Southern Miss. PREP... Attended Wayzata High School (2009), coached by Kris Jones... Four-year varsity letterwinner... Led her team to section finals during her sophomore campaign... Key Statistics... Averaged better than 15 points and nine rebounds during her high school career... scored over 1,000 points during her career... Honors and Rankings... Three-time All-Classic Lake Conference performer... All-State honorable mention selection... KTSP All-Area squad as a sophomore... Minnesota All-Girls Prep honorable mention... Other Sports...Also ran cross country and track. PERSONAL... Katherine Marie Thompson was born October 5, daughter of Jeffery and Margaret Thompson... Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts... Undeclared major. THOMPSON S CAREER STATISTICS Season G-GS Min Avg FG-FA Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg CAREER

35 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 35 THOMPSON SEASON GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date GS Min FG Pct 3FG Pct FT Pct O-D Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg BALL STATE 11/13/ MARQUETTE 11/16/ SOUTHERN MISS 11/19/ at Kansas 11/22/ vs Stephen F. Austin 11/27/ at New Mexico State 11/28/ Totals KATE THOMPSON S NOTABLES KATE THOMPSON Freshman-Freshman Guard 6-3 Plymouth, Minn. (Wayzata HS) Nickname: Kate-O Had six points against Southern Miss (Nov. 19); also recorded her first collegiate steal. Had three rebounds against Marquette (Nov. 16). Went 3-for-3 from the three-point line in her collegiate debut vs. Ball State (Nov. 13) Led Wayzata HS to the section finals during her sophomore season. Posted over 1,000 career points during her prep career. Three-time All-Classic Lake Conference performer and a All-State honorable mention selection. Also earned Minnesota All-Girls Prep honorable mention honors. Averaged better than 15 points and nine rebounds in her high school career. Also ran cross country. THOMPSON SEASON HIGHS Points...9, vs. Ball State, (11/13/09) Field Goals... 3, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) FG Att.... 4, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) 3-pt Field Goals... 3, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) 3-pt FG Att.... 3, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Free Throws...1, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/090) FT Att... 2, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Rebounds...3, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) Assists...1 (2x), last vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Blocks... Steals...1 (2x), last at Kansas (11/22/09) Minutes Played...13, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) THOMPSON S SEASON AVERAGES Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks FG% FG% FT% Minutes THOMPSON CAREER HIGHS Points... 9, vs. Ball State, (11/13/09) Field Goals...3, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) FG Att....4, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) 3-pt Field Goals...3, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) 3-pt FG Att....3, vs. Ball State (11/13/09) Free Throws... 1, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/090) FT Att...2, vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Rebounds... 3, vs. Marquette (11/16/09) Assists... 1 (2x), last vs. Southern Miss (11/19/09) Blocks... Steals... 1 (2x), last at Kansas (11/22/09) Minutes Played...13, vs. Ball State (11/13/09)

36 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 36 MICHIGAN WOMEN S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES THE LAST TIME... N THE LAST SECOND Michigan played in overtime Michigan won an overtime game Michigan lost an overtime game Michigan won on a buzzer beater December 10, 2008, vs Notre Dame: Michigan won (OT) December 10, 2008, vs Notre Dame: Michigan won (OT) March 30, 2008, Michigan State: Michigan lost (OT) December 16, 2006, Dartmouth: Melinda Queen three-pointer from right wing as time expired TEAM SCORING Michigan scored 80 or more points Novemeber 27, 2009, vs Stephen F. Austin: Michigan won Michigan scored 90 or more points November 19, 2009, vs. Southern Miss: Michigan won Michigan scored 100 or more points December 4, 1998, Central Michigan: Michigan won Michigan scored fewer than 50 points February 19, 2009, at Michigan State : Michigan lost An opponent scored 100 or more points March 12, 1994, Purdue: Michigan lost An opponent scored fewer than 50 points February 1, 2009, vs Wisconsin: 42 INDIVIDUAL SCORING A player had 20 or more points November 22, 2009 at Kansas: Veronica Hicks (20) A player had 30 or more points December 23, 2005, at St. Bonaventure: Ta Shia Walker (32) A player had 40 or more points February 27, 1982, Illinois: Diane Dietz (45) An opponent had 20 or more points November 28, 2009 at New Mexico State: Jasmine Lowe (24) An opponent had 30 or more points January 17, 2008, at Wisconsin: Jolene Anderson (30) An opponent had 40 or more points February 17, 2002, Purdue: Shareka Wright (40) MULTIPLE DOUBLE-DIGIT SCORING Michigan had three double-digit scorers November 16, 2009, vs Marquette: Hollins (17), Hicks (13), Reynolds (11) Michigan had four double-digit scorers November 27, 2009, at New Mexico State: Phillips (16), Hicks (14), Hollins (10), Reynolds (10) Michigan had five double-digit scorers November 19, 2009, vs Southern Miss: Hollins (18), Phillips (13), Reynolds (12), Hicks (12), Ryan (10) INDIVIDUAL REBOUNDING A player had 10 or more rebounds November 16, 2009, vs Marquette: Ashley Jones (10) A player had 20 or more rebounds December 27, 1991, at Washington: Trish Andrew (20) Michigan had 40 or more rebounds November, 16, 2009 vs. Marquette: 44 Michigan had 50 or more rebounds November 27, 2009 vs. Stephen F. Austin: 56 Michigan had 25 or fewer rebounds February 26, 2009, at Purdue: 25 DOUBLE-DOUBLES A player had a double-double (points-rebounds) February 26, 2009, at Purdue: Krista Phillips (10 points, 11 rebounds) ASSISTS A player had five or more assists November 28, 2009, at New Mexico State: Veronica Hicks (5) Michigan had 20 or more assists November 19, 2009, vs. Southern Miss: 21 BLOCKS A player had five or more blocks November 15, 2008, Kentucky: Krista Phillips (6) A player had 10 or more blocks December 30, 1992, vs. Old Dominion: Trish Andrew (10) Michigan had five or more blocks November 27, 2009, vs. Stephen F. Austin (5) Michigan had 10 or more blocks November 15, 2008, at Kentucky: (10) STEALS A player had five or more steals January 18, 2009, at Minnesota: Stephany Skrba (5) A player had 10 or more steals February 27, 2000, Northwestern: Stacey Thomas (10) Michigan had five or more steals November 28, 2009, at New Mexico State: 5 Michigan had 10 or more steals November 19, 2009, vs Southern Miss: 14 Michigan had fewer than five steals January 26, 2009, at Iowa: 3 FIELD GOALS MADE Michigan had 20 or more field goals made November 28, 2009, at New Mexico State: 25 Michigan had 30 or more field goals made November 19, 2009, vs Southern Miss: Michigan 35 Michigan had 40 or more field goals made November 27, 1998, Coppin State: 41 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Michigan had 50 or more field goal attempts November 28, 2009, at New Mexico State: 53 Michigan had 60 or more field goal attempts November 22, 2009, at Kansas: 61 Michigan had 70 or more field goal attempts December 14, 2004, at Western Michigan: 71 Michigan had fewer than 40 field goal attempts March 24, 2008, vs Virginia Commonwealth at WNIT Second Round: 37 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Michigan shot over 50 percent from the field Michigan shot over 60 percent from the field November 19, 2009 vs. Southern Miss: 57.4 percent (35-of-61) March 24, 2008, vs Virginia Commonwealth at WNIT Second Round: 62.2 percent (23-of-37)

37 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 37 MICHIGAN WOMEN S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES THE LAST TIME... 3-POINT FIELD GOALS Michigan had 10 or more 3-point field goals November 13, 2009, vs Ball State: 14 Michigan had 20 or more 3-point field goals Has yet to happen 3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Michigan had 20 or more 3-point field goal attempts November 28, 2009, at New Mexico State: 20 Michigan had fewer than 10 3-point field goals attempts November 29, 2007, at Texas A&M: 9 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Michigan shot over 40 percent on 3-pointers Michigan shot over 50 percent on 3-pointers November 22, 2009 at Kansas 46.7 percent (7-of-15) November 13, 2009, vs Ball State: 53.8 percent (14-of-26) FREE THROWS MADE Michigan had 20 or more free throws made November 27, 2009, vs Stephen F. Austin: 24 Michigan had 30 or more free throws made November 12, 2005, Saint Francis (Pa.): 30 Michigan had fewer than 10 free throws made November 22, 2009, at Kansas: 7 FREE THROW ATTEMPTS Michigan had 20 or more free throw attempts November 19, 2009, vs Southern Miss: 22 Michigan had 30 or more free throw attempts November 27, 2009, vs. Stephen F. Austin: 30 Michigan had fewer than 10 free throw attempts March 5, 2009, vs Indiana (Big Ten Tournament): 9 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Michigan shot over 70 percent on free throws Michigan shot over 80 percent on free throws Michigan shot over 90 percent on free throws Michigan shot less than 50 percent on free throws November 28, 2009, at New Mexico State: 73.3 percent (11-of-15) December 10, 2008, vs Notre Dame: 84.6 percent (11-of-13) December 2, 2008, at Southern Cal: 90.9 percent (10-of-11) November 13, 2009, Ball State: 47.8 percent (11-of-23) FOULS Michigan had 20 or more fouls November 16, 2009, vs Marquette: 24 Michigan had fewer than 10 fouls February 19, 2009, at Michigan State: 8 TURNOVERS Michigan had 20 or more turnovers November 27, 2009, vs Stephen F. Austin: 22 Michigan had fewer than 10 turnovers January 15, 2009, vs Michigan State: 9 AT CRISLER ARENA Michigan had a sellout crowd at Crisler Arena Has yet to happen Michigan had a crowd of 5,000 or more at Crisler Arena January 13, 2008, Michigan State: 5,596 Michigan had a crowd of 2,500 or more at Crisler Arena February 1, 2009, vs Wisconsin: 3,688 IN THE RANKINGS Michigan was ranked December 23, 2002: 25 (Associated Press) Michigan defeated a ranked opponent December 10, 2008, vs #8 Notre Dame: Michigan lost to a ranked opponent November 22, 2009, at #19 Kansas: Michigan defeated a ranked opponent at home December 10, 2008, vs #8 Notre Dame: Michigan defeated a ranked opponent on the road December 16, 2001, at #21 Louisiana State: (double overtime) Michigan faced a No. 1 ranked team February 7, 1988, Iowa: lost Michigan defeated a No. 1 ranked team Has yet to happen

38 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 38 CRUNCHIN THE NUMBERS MICHIGAN WOMEN S BASKETBALL STATISTICAL BREAKDOWN Games FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-3FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. O-D REB TOT REB PF/FO A TO BLK STL PTS OVERALL 6 (4-2) (40.2) 106/ (77.2) HOME 3 (3-0) (40.3) 56/ (81.7) AWAY 2 (0-2) (32.0) 34/ (66.5) NEUTRAL 1 (1-0) (56.0) 16/ (85.0) INSIDE THE MAIZE & BLUE NUMBERS Borseth Borseth RECORD BY VENUE Overall Big Ten UM Career Big Ten Overall Home (Crisler Arena) Away Neutral Borseth Borseth RECORD BY HALFTIME Overall Big Ten U-M Career Big Ten When Michigan leads at halftime When Michigan trails at halftime When Michigan is tied at halftime Borseth Borseth RECORD BY SCORING OFFENSE Overall Big Ten U-M Career Big Ten When U-M scores 100+ points When U-M scores points When U-M scores points When U-M scores points When U-M scores points When U-M scores points When U-M scores points When U-M scores points When U-M scores Borseth Borseth RECORD BY SCORING DEFENSE Overall Big Ten U-M Career Big Ten When opponent scores 100+ points When opponent scores points When opponent scores points When opponent scores points When opponent scores points When opponent scores points When opponent scores points When opponent scores points Borseth Borseth OVERTIME RECORD Overall Big Ten U-M Career Big Ten Overtime Double Overtime Triple Overtime Borseth Borseth RECORD BY MONTH Overall Big Ten U-M Career Big Ten November December January February March Borseth Borseth RECORD BY JERSEY Overall Big Ten U-M Career Big Ten White Blue Maize Pink INSIDE THE MAIZE & BLUE NUMBERS FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Borseth at U-M When Michigan leads in FG%, U-M is When opponent leads in FG%, U-M is When game ends tied in FG%, U-M is POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Borseth at U-M When Michigan leads in 3FG%, U-M is When opponent leads in 3FG%, U-M is When game ends tied in 3FG%, U-M is FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Borseth at U-M When Michigan leads in FT%, U-M is When opponent leads in FT%, U-M is When game ends tied in FT%, U-M is REBOUNDING Borseth at U-M When Michigan leads in rebounds, U-M is When opponent leads in rebounds, U-M is When game ends tied in rebounds, U-M is ASSISTS Borseth at U-M When Michigan leads in assists, U-M is When opponent leads in assists, U-M is When game ends tied in assists, U-M is BLOCKS Borseth at U-M When Michigan leads in blocks, U-M is When opponent leads in blocks, U-M is When game ends tied in blocks, U-M is STEALS Borseth at U-M When Michigan leads in steals, U-M is When opponent leads in steals, U-M is When game ends tied in steals, U-M is TURNOVERS Borseth at U-M When Michigan has more turnovers, U-M is When opponent has more turnovers, U-M is When game ends tied in turnovers, U-M is FOULS Borseth at U-M When Michigan has more fouls, U-M is When opponent has more fouls, U-M is When game ends tied in fouls, U-M is FOUL OUTS Borseth at U-M When Michigan has a player foul out, U-M is When opponent has a player foul out, U-M is When both teams have a player foul out, U-M is When neither team as a player foul out, U-M is Borseth Borseth RECORD BY BROADCAST Overall Big Ten U-M Career Big Ten When playing on Big Ten Network When playing on opponent television No television

39 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 39 CRUNCHIN THE NUMBERS INSIDE THE MAIZE & BLUE NUMBERS DOUBLE-DIGIT SCORING CAREER Krista Phillips (Sr.) Ashley Jones (Sr.) Kalyn McPherson (Sr.) Courtney Boylan (So.) Veronica Hicks (Jr.) Carmen Reynolds (So.) Dayeesha Hollins (Fr.) Jenny Ryan (Fr.) Sam Arnold (Fr.) Rachel Sheffer (Fr.) POINT GAMES CAREER Krista Phillips (Sr.) Carmen Reynolds (So.) Veronica Hicks (Jr.) REBOUND GAMES CAREER Krista Phillips (Sr.) Ashley Jones (Sr.) ** Kalyn McPherson (Sr.) Veronica Hicks (Jr.) Carmen Rynolds (So.) Courtney Boylan (So.) Jenny Ryan (Fr.) REBOUND GAMES CAREER Krista Phillips (Sr.) Ashley Jones (Sr.) * 5+ ASSIST GAMES CAREER Ashley Jones (Sr.) * Kalyn McPherson (Jr.) Veronica Hicks (So.) Dayeesha Hollins (Fr.) STEAL GAMES CAREER Kalyn McPherson (Sr.) Krista Phillips (Sr.) Veronica Hicks (Jr) Carmen Reynolds (So.) Jenny Ryan (Fr.) Dayeesha Hollins (Fr.) STEAL GAMES CAREER Kalyn McPherson (Sr.) BLOCK GAMES CAREER Krista Phillips (Sr.) Veronica Hicks (Jr.) BLOCK GAMES CAREER Krista Phillips (Sr.) * Jones sat out with injury and this stat is from ** This total includes stats from the season TIME ON THE COURT CAREER CAREER CONSEC CONSEC PLAYER GAMES STARTS GAMES STARTS Ashley Jones (Sr.) Krista Phillips (Sr.) Kalyn McPherson (Sr.) Veronica Hicks (Jr.) Courtney Boylan (So.) Carmen Reynolds (So.) Jamillya Hardley (So.) Sam Arnold (Fr.) Dayeesha Hollins (Fr.) Nya Jordan (Fr.) Jenny Ryan (Fr.) Rachel Sheffer (Fr.) Kate Thompson (Fr.) LED MICHIGAN IN... SCORING CAREER Krista Phillips (Sr.) Courtney Boylan (So.) Veronica Hicks (Jr.) Carmen Reynolds (So.) Dayeesha Hollins (Fr.) Sam Arnold (Fr.) LED MICHIGAN IN... REBOUNDING CAREER Krista Phillips (Sr.) Ashley Jones (Sr.) * Veronica Hicks (Jr.) Kalyn McPherson (Sr.) Carmen Reynolds (So.) Courtney Boylan (So.) Nya Jordan (Fr.) Jenny Ryan (Fr.) LED MICHIGAN IN... ASSISTS CAREER Ashley Jones (Sr.) ** Kalyn McPherson (Sr.) Krista Phillips (Sr.) Courtney Boylan (So.) Veronica Hicks (Jr.) Carmen Reynolds (So.) Dayeesha Hollins (Fr.) LED MICHIGAN IN... STEALS CAREER Krista Phillips (Sr.) Ashley Jones (Sr.) ** Kalyn McPherson (Sr.) Veronica Hicks (Jr.) Courtney Boylan (So.) Carmen Reynolds (So.) Dayeesha Hollins LED MICHIGAN IN... BLOCKS CAREER Krista Phillips (Sr.) Ashley Jones (Sr.) ** Veronica Hicks (Jr.) Carmen Reynolds (So.) Rachel Sheffer (Fr.) * Jones sat out with injury and this stat is from ** This total includes stats from the season

40 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 40 GAME-BY-GAME PLAYER STATISTICS (PTS-REB-AST) 3 HICKS 4 HARDLEY 10 JONES 11 ARNOLD 12 THOMPSON 13 HOLLINS N13 Ball State N16 Marquette DNP N19 Southern Mississippi N22 at Kansas DNP N27 vs. Stephen F. Austin DNP N28 at New Mexico State DNP D3 at Virginia Tech D6 at Iowa D10 at Boston Collge D14 at Xavier D19 at Detroit D28 Northwestern D31 at Michigan State J3 at Ohio State J7 Iowa J10 at Wisconsin J14 at Indiana J21 Ohio State J24 Indiana J28 at Illinois J31 Penn State F4 at Northwestern F7 Minnesota F11 Michigan State F18 at Penn State F21 Wisconsin F25 at Minnesota F28 Purdue M4 at Big Ten Tournament M5 at Big Ten Tournament M6 at Big Ten Tournament M7 at Big Ten Tournament 20 BOYLAN 21 JORDAN 23 McPHERSON 25 PHILLIPS 33 REYNOLDS 44 SHEFFER N13 Ball State N16 Marquette N19 Southern Mississippi N22 at Kansas DNP N27 vs. Stephen F. Austin N28 at New Mexico State DNP D3 at Virginia Tech D6 at Iowa D10 at Boston College D14 at Xavier D19 at Detroit D28 Northwestern D31 at Michigan State J3 at Ohio State J7 Iowa J10 at Wisconsin J14 at Indiana J21 Ohio State J24 Indiana J28 at Ilinois J31 Penn State F4 at Northwestern F7 Minnesota F11 Michigan State F18 at Penn State F21 Wisconsin F25 at Minnesota F28 Purdue M4 at Big Ten Tournament M5 at Big Ten Tournament M6 at Big Ten Tournament M7 at Big Ten Tournament

41 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 41 GAME-BY-GAME TEAM STATISTICS Date Game W/L Score FG-FGA PCT. 3F-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. O-D TOT F/EJ A TO BLK STL 1st 2nd ot- ot- TP N13 MICHIGAN W / Ball State / N16 MICHIGAN W / Marquette / N19 MICHIGAN W / Southern Miss / N22 MICHIGAN L / at Kansas / N27 MICHIGAN W / vs. Stephen F. Austin / N28 MICHIGAN L / at New Mexico State / D3 MICHIGAN at Virginia Tech D6 MICHIGAN at Iowa D10 MICHIGAN at Boston College D14 MICHIGAN at Xavier D19 MICHIGAN at Detroit D28 MICHIGAN Northwestern D31 MICHIGAN at Michigan State J3 MICHIGAN at Ohio State J7 MICHIGAN Iowa J10 MICHIGAN at Wisconsin J14 MICHIGAN at Indiana J21 MICHIGAN Ohio State J24 MICHIGAN Indiana J28 MICHIGAN at Illinois J31 MICHIGAN Penn State F4 MICHIGAN at Northwestern F7 MICHIGAN Minnesota F11 MICHIGAN Michigan State F18 MICHIGAN at Penn State F21 MICHIGAN Wisconsin F25 MICHIGAN at Minnesota F28 MICHIGAN Purdue M4 MICHIGAN at Big Ten Tournament M5 MICHIGAN at Big Ten Tournament M6 MICHIGAN at Big Ten Tournament M7 MICHIGAN at Big Ten Tournament

42 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 42 GAME-BY-GAME LEADERS Date Opponent W/L attendance scoring rebounds assists steals blocks N13 Ball State W, ,205 Reynolds-19 Hicks-7 Hicks-5 Hicks-4 Phillips-2 N16 Marquette W, ,541 Hollins-17 Jones-10 Hollins-4 Hollins-3 Two w/1 N19 Southern Mississippi W, ,361 Hollins-18 Two w/6 Hollins-5 Hick-4 Three w/2 N22 at Kansas L, ,688 Hicks-20 Ryan-8 Hicks-3 Hicks-3 Phillips-2 N27 vs. Stephen F. Austin W, N/A Two w/16 Team-9 Reynolds-4 Reynolds-2 Phillips-2 N28 at New Mexico State L, Phillips-16 Phillips-7 Hicks-5 Two w/2 Phillips-3 D3 at Virginia Tech D6 at Iowa D10 at Boston College D14 at Xavier D19 at Detroit D28 Northwestern D31 at Michigan State J3 at Ohio State J7 Iowa J10 at Wisconsin J14 at Indiana J21 Ohio State J24 Indiana J28 at Illinois J31 Penn State F4 at Northwestern F7 Minnesota F11 Michigan State F18 at Penn State F21 Wisconsin F25 at Minnesota F28 Purdue M4 at Big Ten Tournament M5 at Big Ten Tournament M6 at Big Ten Tournament M7 at Big Ten Tournament HALF-BY-HALF SCORING u-m oppt. u-m oppt. u-m oppt. u-m oppt. Date Opponent W/L 1st 1st +/- 2nd 2nd +/- ot ot +/- total total +/- N13 Ball State W, N16 Marquette W, N19 Southern Mississippi W, N22 at Kansas L, N27 vs. Stephen F. Austin W, N28 at New Mexico State L, D3 at Virginia Tech D6 at Iowa D10 at Boston College D14 at Xavier D19 at Detroit D28 Northwestern D31 at Michigan State J3 at Ohio State J7 Iowa J10 at Wisconsin J14 at Indiana J21 Ohio State J24 Indiana J28 at Illinois J31 Penn State F4 at Northwestern F7 Minnesota F11 Michigan State F18 at Penn State F21 Wisconsin F25 at Minnesota F28 Purdue M4 at Big Ten Tournament M5 at Big Ten Tournament M6 at Big Ten Tournament M7 at Big Ten Tournament Totals Averages

43 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 43 STARTERS VS. BENCH Starter Points Bench Points Date Opponent Starter Total Starter Total Starter Total Starter Total Starter Total UM Opt. Diff. UM Opt. Diff. N13 Ball State Hicks 15 Hollins 12 Ryan 6 Phillips 6 Reynolds N16 Marquette Hicks 13 Hollins 17 Ryan 6 Phillips 6 Reynolds N19 Southern Miss Hicks 12 Hollins 18 Ryan 10 Phillps 13 Reynolds N22 at Kansas Hicks 20 Hollins 16 Ryan 7 Phillips 7 Reynolds N27 vs. Stephen F. Austin Hicks 12 Hollins 6 Ryan 9 Phillips 8 Reynolds N28 at New Mexico State Hicks 14 Hollins 10 Ryan 5 Phillips 16 Reynolds D3 at Virginia Tech D6 at Iowa D10 at Boston College D14 at Xavier D19 at Detroit D28 Northwestern D31 at Michigan State J3 at Ohio State J7 Iowa J10 at Wisconsin J14 at Indiana J21 Ohio State J24 Indiana J28 at Illinois J31 Penn State F4 at Northwestern F7 Minnesota F11 Michigan State F18 at Penn State F21 Wisconsin F25 at Minnesota F28 Purdue M4 at Big Ten Tournament M5 at Big Ten Tournament M6 at Big Ten Tournament M7 at Big Ten Tournament Games 6 REBOUNDING u-m oppt. u-m oppt. u-m oppt. Date Opponent W/L off off +/- def def +/- total total +/- N13 Ball State W, N16 Marquette W, N19 Southern Miss W, N22 at Kansas L, N27 vs. Stephen F. Austin W, N28 at New Mexico State L, D3 at Virginia Tech D6 at Iowa D10 at Boston College D14 at Xavier D19 at Detroit D28 Northwestern D31 at Michigan State J3 at Ohio State J7 Iowa J10 at Wisconsin J14 at Indiana J21 Ohio State J24 Indiana J28 at Illinois J31 Penn State F4 at Northwestern F7 Minnesota F11 Michigan State F18 at Penn State F21 Wisconsin F25 at Minnesota F28 Purdue M4 at Big Ten Tournament M5 at Big Ten Tournament M6 at Big Ten Tournament M7 at Big Ten Tournament Totals Games: Averages HOME ATTENDANCE HOME ATTENDANCE NUMBERS Total Opponent Date 4,205 Ball State 11/13 1,541 Marquette 11/ Southern Mississippi 11/19

44 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE GAME-BY-GAME BOXSCORES & SUMMARIES G1: MICHIGAN VS. BALL STATE NOV. 13, 2009-ANN ARBOR, MICH. (CRISLER ARENA) ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Sophomore forward Carmen Reynolds (Hilliard, Ohio/Davidson) had a career night from long range with five three-point field goals and 19 points to lead the University of Michigan women s basketball team to an season-opening victory over Ball State on Friday (Nov. 13) in Crisler Arena. Reynolds was one of three Wolverines in double figures in the contest. Junior guard Veronica Hicks (Chicago, Ill. / Thornwood) added 15 points, while freshman Dayeesha Hollins (Cincinnati, Ohio/Winton Woods) posted 12 points in her collegiate debut. Hicks was U-M s leading rebounder with seven boards. U-M had a stellar shooting night, going 31-of-66 from the floor for a 46-percent clip. From three-point range, the Wolverines shot a 53-percent (14-of-26) pace. Reynolds and Hicks led the way from long range with five and four triples, respectively, and freshman guard Kate Thompson (Plymouth, Minn. /Wayzata) was a perfect 3-of-3 from downtown in her collegiate debut. Michigan and Ball State both needed a few minutes to shake off the rust, but it was the Wolverines that made the first move, and at the 18:31 mark, scored the first bucket of the game on a triple from Hicks. The basket sparked a quick 10-3 run to give the Wolverines an early seven-point lead, while tight defense held the Cardinals to just three points through first eight minutes of the game. U-M used a balanced attack, getting offense from nearly everyone that entered the game, including all six freshmen. After cruising to a 20-point lead at halftime, U-M kept the momentum in the second half and continued to force the Cardinals to turn the ball over, which led to 21 U-M points and its third-consecutive season-opening victory. Michigan had some impressive statistics at the end of the first half, only allowing the Cardinals one point off turnovers and holding them to 29-percent shooting from the floor. The Cardinals had a tough time shooting in the first half and were held to 23 percent on 9-of-31 shooting from the field. Ball State responded in the second half, going 17-of-32 from the floor and finished the game shooting 41.3 percent on 26-of-63 shooting. Emily Maggert was the lone Cardinal in double digits after the first half and concluded the game with a team-high 16 points and 10 rebounds for the lone doubledouble of the contest. Michigan continues its season-opening three-game homestand on Monday (Nov. 16) when it welcomes the Marquette Golden Eagles to Crisler Arena. Tipoff is set for 6:30 p.m. on the Big Ten Network. Fans can also listen to the game on WLBY AM 1290 with Matt Park and Nick Brandon on the call. G2: MICHIGAN VS. MARQUETTE NOV. 16, 2009-ANN ARBOR, MICH. (CRISLER ARENA) ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Freshman guard Dayeesha Hollins (Cincinnati, Ohio/Winton Woods) scored 10 of her 17 points in the second half and the Wolverines shot 57.7 (15-of-26) percent from the floor in the second frame as the University of Michigan women s basketball team overcame a halftime deficit with a second-half scoring advantage to defeat Marquette, 67-50, on Monday night (Nov. 16) at Crisler Arena. Hollins was the game s leading scorer on 6-of-12 shooting and was joined in double figures by junior guard Veronica Hicks (Chicago, Ill./Thornwood) and sophomore forward Carmen Reynolds (Hilliard, Ohio/Davidson), who had 13 and 11 points, respectively. Senior forward Ashley Jones (Southfield, Mich./Martin Luther King) posted a game-best 10 rebounds. The game was really a tail of two halves as Michigan struggled to find any offense in the first half but was able to use defense to force turnovers and keep the Golden Eagles from getting second-chance shots. It was a slow start for both teams with neither squad scoring a bucket until four minutes had gone off the game clock. Marquette was able to jump out to a 5-0 lead, but the U-M defense forced several turnovers and was able to get a little offense going and cut the Marquette lead to 7-7 early with two early jumpers from Hollins. Marquette used a 13-1 run late in the half to open up a 10-point lead at 26-16, its largest lead of the half, but buckets from senior guard Kalyn McPherson (Traverse City, Mich./ West) and Hicks gave the Golden Eagles a six-point lead heading into the break. Statistically speaking, Marquette was getting to the foul line and making things happen. In the first half, the Golden Eagles reached the foul line six more times than the Wolverines and were 11-of-13 from the charity stripe as opposed to U-M, which was 4-of-7 from the line. In addition, U-M was 0-for-5 from long range. Trailing Marquette by six points at halftime, the Wolverines opened the second half with a sense of urgency. U-M got itself right back into the game in the opening minutes behind a 15-9 run, sparked by baskets from Reynolds and Hicks and tied the game at at the 12:51 mark of the second half. The teams traded baskets and Marquette took a lead on a three-pointer from Angel Robinson but that was the last deficit they faced as the Wolverines went on a run to close out the game and move to 2-0 on the season. Jones was key throughout the first several minutes of the second half, coming up with several defensive stops as well as creating havoc for the Marquette guards under the basket. Reynolds, who scored 19 points and had five three-pointer in U-M s last game, started to heat up from behind the arc in the second half, and with a three-pointer at the 10:55 mark, gave U-M s its first lead of the game. The Wolverines, who were 0-for-5 from behind the arc in the first half, found their range in the second half and ended the game with six threepointers. G3: MICHIGAN VS. SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI NOV. 19, 2009-ANN ARBOR, MICH. (CRISLER ARENA) ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- All five starters scored in double digits, led by 18 points from freshman guard Dayeesha Hollins (Cincinnati, Ohio/Winton Woods), as the University of Michigan women s basketball team beat Southern Mississippi, 91-54, on Thursday (Nov. 19) inside Crisler Arena. The win moves the Wolverines to 3-0 on the season. Joining Hollins in double figures were senior center Krista Phillips (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan) with 13 points, sophomore forward Carmen Reynolds (Hilliard, Ohio/ Davidson) with 12 points and freshman Jenny Ryan (Saginaw, Mich./Nouvel Catholic Central) with 10 points. Junior guard Veronica Hicks (Chicago, Ill./Thornwood), who scored 12, and freshman forward Nya Jordan (Lathrup Village, Mich./ Detroit Community) each posted six rebounds in the victory. The Wolverines held Southern Mississippi s leading scorer Pauline Love, who entered the game averaging 25 points and 12 rebounds, to just seven points and six rebounds. Despite owning a 17-point halftime lead, U-M s offense took a little bit of time to find its rhythm entering the second half, but Reynolds started things off with five points in the first four minutes of action and Hollins added six to push the U-M lead to 20 points. From there, the Wolverines coasted, never allowing the Lady Eagles to get closer than 22 points. Michigan played efficient basketball, recording 21 assists on 35 made field goals, and was equally effective on the defensive side of the ball, posting six blocks and 14 steals. Defense was the name of the game in the first half. U-M forced the Lady Eagles into four early turnovers and kept the ball out of Love s hands and jumped out to an early 19-5 lead. Phillips was a huge reason for U-M s early lead as she opened the game 4-of-5 from the floor and hit two free throws early to lead the team with 13 points in the opening frame. Southern Miss made up some ground with a 15-6 run midway through the half to cut the lead from 22-5 at 12:28 to at the 5:48 mark. Three-point shooting made all the difference for Southern Mississippi in the first half as the Lady Eagles hit 5-of-7 for 71.4 percent. It was the opposite for the Wolverines, who were 50 percent from the floor on 15-of-30 shooting but were only 5-of-13 (.385) from behind the arc. The Wolverines open up an eight-game road trip at Kansas, currently ranked No. 19, on Sunday (Nov. 22). Tipoff is set for 2 p.m. CST at historic Allen Fieldhouse. Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Ball State vs Michigan 11/13/09 7:00 PM at Crisler Arena, Ann Arbor, MI Ball State Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 35 Gratton, Danielle f Maggert, Emily f Jackson, Shanee' g Benning, Ty'Ronda g Mcdonald, Audrey g Grossnickle, Suzanne Barnes, Chloe Miller, Mercedes King, Patrice Crago, Amber Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Deadball 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Rebounds FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % 2 Michigan Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 33 Reynolds, Carmen f Phillips, Krista c Hicks, Veronica g Hollins, Dayeesha g Ryan, Jenny g Hardley, Jamillya Jones, Ashley Arnold, Sam Thompson, Kate Boylan, Courtney Jordan, Nya McPherson, Kalyn Sheffer, Rachel Team Totals Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Marquette vs Michigan 11/16/09 6:30 PM at Crisler Arena, Ann Arbor, MI Marquette Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 11 Harris, Janelle * Pachko, Jessica * Mellen, Jocelyn * Thomas-johnson, L. * Robinson, Angel * Collins, Jasmine Weibel, Courtney Mcmorris, Tatiyiana Jones, Georgie Fiedorowicz, Paige Simmons, Sarina Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Deadball 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Rebounds FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % 2 Michigan Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 33 Reynolds, Carmen f Phillips, Krista c Hicks, Veronica g Hollins, Dayeesha g Ryan, Jenny g Jones, Ashley Arnold, Sam Thompson, Kate Boylan, Courtney Jordan, Nya McPherson, Kalyn Sheffer, Rachel Team Totals Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Southern Mississippi vs Michigan 11/19/09 7:00 PM at Crisler Arena, Ann Arbor, MI Southern Mississippi Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 12 Washington, Tanesha f Pittman, Lauren f Love, Pauline f Rucker, Candace g Gatling, Erin g Dunbar, Geneshia Kelly, Ashlee Murphy, Robin Johnson, Danielle Johnson, Brittany Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Deadbal 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Rebound FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % 3 Michigan Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 33 Reynolds, Carmen f Phillips, Krista c Hicks, Veronica g Hollins, Dayeesha g Ryan, Jenny g Hardley, Jamillya Jones, Ashley Arnold, Sam Thompson, Kate Boylan, Courtney Jordan, Nya McPherson, Kalyn Sheffer, Rachel Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 6 FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 4 FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadbal Rebound 3 Officials: Carmen Inouye, Angie Enlund, Tom Hallend Technical fouls: Ball State-None. Michigan-None. Attendance: 4205 Officials: June Corteau, Bob Trammell, Beverly Roberts Technical fouls: Marquette-None. Michigan-None. Attendance: 1541 Officials: Barb Smith, Roy Gulbeyan, Billy Smih Technical fouls: Southern Mississippi-None. Michigan-None. Attendance: 1361 Score by periods 1st 2nd Total Ball State Michigan Score by periods 1st 2nd Total Marquette Michigan In Off 2nd Fast Paint T/O Chance Break Points Bench MARQ MICH Score by periods 1st 2nd Total Southern Mississippi Michigan Last FG - USM 2nd-00:52, MICH 2nd-00:26. Largest lead - USM None, MICH by 37 2nd-01:29. In Off 2nd Fast Paint T/O Chance Break Points Bench USM MICH Last FG - MARQ 2nd-02:03, MICH 2nd-00:31. Largest lead - MARQ by 10 1st-01:14, MICH by 19 2nd-00:31. Score tied - 3 times. Lead changed - 3 times. Score tied - 0 times. Lead changed - 0 times.

45 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE GAME-BY-GAME BOXSCORES & SUMMARIES G4: MICHIGAN AT NO. 19 KANSAS NOV. 22, 2009-LAWRENCE, KAN. (ALLEN FIELDHOUSE) LAWRENCE, Kan. -- Junior guard Veronica Hicks (Chicago, Ill./Thornwood) had a career afternoon with a career-high 21 points, but the University of Michigan women s basketball team could not overcome a 57-percent first-half shooting effort from No. 19 Kansas in a loss on Sunday afternoon (Nov. 22) in Allen Fieldhouse. Joining Hicks in double figures was freshman guard Dayeesha Hollins (Cincinnati, Ohio/Winton Woods) with 16 points, while freshman guard Jenny Ryan (Saginaw, Mich./ Novuel Catholic Central) led the Wolverines on the glass with a career-high eight rebounds. After scoring only 26 points in the first half, Michigan came out and found some offense to cut the Kansas lead down to four points at with just five minutes off the game clock behind timely three-pointers from sophomore forward Carmen Reynolds (Hilliard, Ohio/Davidson), freshman forward Sam Arnold (Medinah, Ill./Lake Park) and Hicks. The Wolverines matched Kansas bucket for bucket in the second half, trailing by just three (52-49) with 12:51 to play, but a KU run over the next eight minutes sealed the game for the Jayhawks. The Wolverines kept Naismith Award candidate Danielle McCray at bay for most of the game, holding her to only six first half-points and 11 for the game. Sade Morris led the Jayhawks with 26 points. Kansas took an early 8-3 lead, but U-M responded with a healthy dose of defense, forcing the Jayhawks to rush plays and make quick decisions, and Hicks took over on the offense end of things with seven points to cut the Kansas lead to at the 12:29 mark of the first frame. Kansas used a 7-0 run to take a lead, but the Wolverines responded to cut the lead to before the Jayhawks stretched the advantage to at halftime. The first half was a decidedly defensive battle on both ends. U-M had six steals and forced Kansas into 11 turnovers, but things were quite different on the offensive end. Michigan shot 38 percent from the field on 11-of-29 shooting and Kansas paced the offense, shooting 57 percent on 16-of-28 shooting in the first frame. The Jayhawks also had a marked advantage in points in the paint with 20 and points off turnovers with 19. The Wolverines will stay on the road as they head to Las Cruces, N.M., for the Aggie Thanksgiving Classic hosted by New Mexico State. U-M takes on Stephen F. Austin on Friday (Nov. 27) at 5 p.m. MST and will close tournament action against host New Mexico State on Saturday (Nov. 28) at 7 p.m. MST. G5: MICHIGAN VS. STEPHEN F. AUSTIN NOV LAS CRUCES, N.M. (PAN AMERICAN CENTER) LAS CRUCES, N.M. -- Freshman forward Sam Arnold (Medinah, Ill./Lake Park) had a coming out party against the Stephen F. Austin LadyJacks with a career-best 16 points and four rebounds to lead the University of Michigan women s basketball team to a victory in the opening game of the Aggie Hotel Encanto Classic on Friday night (Nov. 27) at New Mexico State s Pan American Center. Joining Arnold in double figures were sophomore forward Carmen Reynolds (Hilliard, Ohio/Davidson) with 16 points, junior guard Veronica Hicks (Chicago, Ill./Thornwood) with 12 points and freshman forward Rachel Sheffer (Watervliet, Mich./Watervliet) with a career-best 12 points. Classmates Reynolds and sophomore guard Courtney Boylan (Chaska, Minn./Chaska) led the Wolverines with seven rebounds each. U-M, which led the game from start to finish, had a 40-8 advantage in the paint and had 21 second-chance points. Stephen F. Austin was led by Whitney Cormier, who had a game-best 23 points on 10-of-17 shooting from the field. The Wolverines, who had an eight-point lead at halftime, were led by freshman guard Jenny Ryan (Saginaw, Mich./ Nouvel Catholic Central) in the second half, as U-M opened with a 6-0 run, largely in part to two Ryan buckets, to extend its lead to with just several minutes off the clock. Michigan began to take it to the LadyJacks on the inside in the second half with U-M s post players recording 19 secondhalf points and 22 points in the paint. The Wolverines, anticipating an up-tempo game from the LadyJacks, came out firing on all cylinders in the first half and made their first shot, a three-pointer from Ryan, and jumped out to an early 11-4 lead. Michigan took advantage of the size of senior center Krista Phillips (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan/ Aden Bowman Collegiate) as the Wolverines dominated the battle of the paint 18-6 in the first half. Stephen F. Austin settled in after the first several minutes of the game and forced the Wolverines into six early turnovers, which minimized U-M s season-best 51.9 percent shooting in the first half. U-M struggled with Stephen F. Austin s frenetic press but was able to get to the free-throw line to offset the turnover woes, going 9-of-11 from the charity stripe. The Wolverines inside game made all the difference in the first half. U-M s post players Phillips and Arnold, who had 11 points in the first half, used their height to their advantage as the Wolverines took a lead into the break. Michigan concludes action at the New Mexico State Aggie Classic on Saturday (Nov. 28) against host New Mexico State. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. in New Mexico State s Pan American Center. G6: MICHIGAN AT NEW MEXICO STATE NOV LAS CRUCES, N.M. (PAN AMERICAN CENTER) LAS CRUCES, N.M. - Senior center Krista Phillips (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan/Aden Bowman Collegiate) led four Wolverines in double-figures with a season-best 16 points but the University of Michigan women s basketball team could not find a way down the stretch, falling to host New Mexico State in the final game of the Aggie Hotel Encanto Classic on Saturday night (Nov. 28). Michigan concluded the weekend with a 1-1 record in the Thanksgiving tournament. For the second consecutive game, the Wolverines had four players in double figures. Joining Phillips in double digits was junior guard Veronica Hicks (Chicago, Ill/Thornwood) with 14 points and freshman guard Dayeesha Hollins (Cincinnati, Ohio/Winton Woods) and sophomore forward Carmen Reynolds (Hilliard, Ohio/Davidson) with 10 points each. Phillips also led the way on the glass with a team-best seven rebounds. The Aggies and Wolverines battled right down to the wire, with neither team holding a lead of more than four points in the final two minutes of the game. Michigan took a lead on a jumper from Phillips with 43 second remaining. A three-pointer, one of her five on the evening from New Mexico State s Jasmine Lowe, put the Aggies ahead by one, Michigan had two chances late to regain the lead as Phillips had an opportunity with a jumper and Hicks had a great look at a three with time expiring but nothing fell, sending U-M to its second loss of the season. Despite U-M holding a lead at halftime, the Wolverines and Aggies went back and forth in the early part of the second half but a three-pointer from freshman forward Sam Arnold (Medinah, Ill./Lake Park) kept the lead with Michigan. Defense continued to be a strong point and senior forward Ashley Jones (Southfield, Mich./Martin Luther King) made one of the best defensive plays of the night running the length of the court to save an easy New Mexico State basket. The Aggies, who came into the game shooting only 32.2 percent from behind the arc, were on fire from long range, going 12-of-27 and shooting 44.4 percent from long range, led by five from Lowe, who was the game s leading scorer with 24 points. Michigan struggled throughout most of the first and found themselves trailing the host Aggies for most of the half, but an 8-0 run over a two-minute span tied the game at with 2:38 remaining. The Wolverines went back to their standby defense and forced the Aggies into three turnovers in the final minutes and a three-pointer from sophomore guard Reynolds from the left elbow sent Michigan into the locker room with a two-point lead, Despite seemingly struggling from the floor, the Wolverines shot 52 percent from the floor on 13-of-25 shooting and held a slim, edge on the glass and were led by 10 points from Hicks. The Wolverines will stay on the road on for their next game as they head down to Blacksburg, Va., to take on Virginia Tech in the annual Big Ten/ACC Challenge on Thursday, Dec. 3. Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Michigan vs Kansas 11/22/09 2 p.m. at Lawrence, Kan. Michigan Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 33 Reynolds, Carmen f Phillips, Krista c Hicks, Veronica g Hollins, Dayeesha g Ryan, Jenny g Jones, Ashley Arnold, Sam Thompson, Kate Boylan, Courtney Jordan, Nya McPherson, Kalyn Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Deadball 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Rebounds FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % 3 Kansas Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 01 Sutherland, Aishah f McCray, Danielle f Boogaard, Krysten c Morris, Sade g Goodrich, Angel g Jacobs, LaChelda Engelman, Monica Davis, Carolyn Smith, Nicollette Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Deadball 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Rebounds FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % 3 Officials: Greg Smalls, Metta Roberts, Doug Knight Technical fouls: Michigan-None. Kansas-None. Attendance: 4688 Score by periods 1st 2nd Total In Off 2nd Fast Michigan Points Paint T/O Chance Break Bench MICH Kansas KU Last FG - MICH 2nd-01:04, KU 2nd-02:37. Score tied - 1 time. Largest lead - MICH None, KU by 13 1st-02:57. Lead changed - 0 times. Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics SFA vs Michigan 11/27/09 5:00p.m. at Las Cruces, N.M. SFA Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 30 Davis, Antoinette f Ford, Jordan f Smith, Cambria g Cormier, Whitney g Goodner, Decreasha g Sampson, Schera Marion, Tammara Alexander, Ebony Conwright, Courtney Sawyer, Amina Drenan, Chantol Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Deadball 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Rebounds FT % 1st Half: nd half: % Game: % 0 Michigan Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 33 Reynolds, Carmen f Phillips, Krista c Hicks, Veronica g Hollins, Dayeesha g Ryan, Jenny g Jones, Ashley Arnold, Sam Thompson, Kate Boylan, Courtney Jordan, Nya McPherson, Kalyn Sheffer, Rachel Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Deadball 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Rebounds FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % 2 Officials: Jack Jones, Jess Martinez, Paula Ross Technical fouls: SFA-None. Michigan-None. Attendance: Hotel Encanto Tournament Score by periods 1st 2nd Total In Off 2nd Fast SFA Points Paint T/O Chance Break Bench SFA Michigan MICH Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Michigan vs NMSU 11/28/09 7:45 PM at Las Cruces, N.M. (Pan American Center) Michigan Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 33 Reynolds, Carmen f Phillips, Krista c Hicks, Veronica g Hollins, Dayeesha g Ryan, Jenny g Jones, Ashley Arnold, Sam Thompson, Kate Boylan, Courtney McPherson, Kalyn Sheffer, Rachel Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Deadball 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Rebounds FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % 1 NMSU Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 33 Wampler, Tabytha f Lowe, Jasmine g Corbett, Danisha g Spence, Madison g Boyd, Crystal g Magazzeni, Malia Soto, Kaitlyn Rozendaal, Kelsie Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Deadball 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Rebounds FT % 1st Half: nd half: % Game: % 1 Officials: John Weeks, Jess Martinez, Charles Carroll Technical fouls: Michigan-None. NMSU-None. Attendance: 907 Score by periods 1st 2nd Total In Off 2nd Fast Michigan Points Paint T/O Chance Break Bench MICH NMSU NMSU Last FG - MICH 2nd-00:43, NMSU 2nd-00:30. Score tied - 9 times. Largest lead - MICH by 4 2nd-18:54, NMSU by 8 1st-04:46. Lead changed - 16 times. Last FG - SFA 2nd-04:49, MICH 2nd-00:28. Largest lead - SFA None, MICH by 24 2nd-01:51. Score tied - 0 times. Lead changed - 0 times.

46 UM OVERALL WOMEN'S STATISTICS BASKETBALL Michigan Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 29, 2009) 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 03 Hicks, Veronica Hollins, Dayeesha Reynolds, Carmen Phillips, Krista Ryan, Jenny Arnold, Sam Jones, Ashley Thompson, Kate Boylan, Courtney Sheffer, Rachel McPherson, Kalyn Hardley, Jamillya Jordan, Nya Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS MICH 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 22 4 Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 11/13/09 BALL STATE W /16/09 MARQUETTE W /19/09 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI W /22/09 at Kansas L /27/09 vs SFA W /28/09 at NMSU L * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals Michigan Opponents RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 46

47 RELEASE NO. 6- DECEMBER 3, 2009 PAGE 47 MICHIGAN WOMEN S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES MICHIGAN WOMEN S BASKETBALL RADIO & TV ROSTER Veronica Hicks 5-9, Guard Junior Chicago, Ill. Jamillya Hardley 5-9, Guard/Forward Sophomore Grand Rapids, Mich. Ashley Jones 6-1, Forward Senior Southfield, Mich Sam Arnold 6-3, Forward Freshman Medinah, Ill. Kate Thompson 6-3, Guard Freshman Plymouth, Minn. Dayeesha Hollins 5-6, Guard Freshman Cincinnati, Ohio Courtney Boylan 5-8, Guard Sophomore Chaska, Minn. Nya Jordan 6-0, Forward Freshman Lathrup Village, Mich. Kalyn McPherson 5-7, Guard Senior Traverse City, Mich Jenny Ryan 5-9, Guard Freshman Saginaw, Mich. Krista Phillips 6-6, Center Senior Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Carmen Reynolds 6-0, Forward/Guard Sophomore Hilliard, Ohio Rachel Sheffer 6-1, Center/Forward Freshman Watervliet, Mich. Kevin Borseth Head Coach Third Season 44