Women s Basketball Game Notes Nov p.m. - Jacksonville at Florida Atlantic FAU Arena The Burrow - Boca Raton, FL

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1 Schedule Date Opponent Result Nov 3 Palm Beach Atlantic ^ W, Nov Georgia Southern W, Nov Bethune-Cookman L, Nov 18 Jacksonville 2 p.m. Nov Miami & 7 p.m. Nov 24 vs. Radford/SIU & 5 or 7 p.m. Nov 28 South Alabama * 7 p.m. Dec 1 Arkansas State * Noon Dec Mississippi State 8 p.m. Dec Wisconsin 8 p.m. Dec 15 Stetson 2 p.m. Dec Troy * 1 p.m. Dec ULM * 3 p.m. Jan 2 Louisiana * 7 p.m. Jan Middle Tennessee * 8 p.m. Jan Western Kentucky * 5 p.m. Jan 16 Troy * 7 p.m. Jan 19 North Texas * 3 p.m. Jan UALR * 8 p.m. Jan Arkansas State * 6 p.m. Jan 30 ULM * 7 p.m. Feb 2 Middle Tennessee * 3 p.m. Feb FIU * 6 p.m. Feb South Alabama * 6 p.m. Feb 13 Western Kentucky * 7 p.m. Feb Louisiana * 6 p.m. Feb North Texas * 8 p.m. Feb 23 UALR * 3 p.m. Mar 2 FIU * 3 p.m. Mar 8-11 Sun Belt Tournament # TBA All times eastern Home games in bold (FAU Arena ( Burrow )) ^ Exhibition Game * Sun Belt Conference game & UM Thanksgiving Classic (Coral Gables, FL) # SBC Championships (Hot Springs, AR) For the latest news on Florida Atlantic Women s Basketball visit Follow FAU Athletics on twitter Like FAU on Facebook at FAUOwlAthletics Women s Basketball Game Notes Nov p.m. - Jacksonville at Florida Atlantic FAU Arena The Burrow - Boca Raton, FL Basketball Contact: Dale Long, Assistant Director Media Relations Office Phone: (561) dlong16@fau.edu On The Air Florida Atlantic OWLS 1-1 (0-0 Sun Belt) Jacksonville DOLPHINS 1-1 (0-0 Atlantic Sun) TV - None Radio/Internet Dale Long (p-b-p) The Coaches FAU - Kellie Lewis-Jay (Boise State, 98) Record at FAU: 1-1 (1st season) Overall: Same Jacksonville - Jill Dunn (Georgia Southern, 94) Record at Jacksonville: (9th season) Overall: (11th season) Series History All-Time Series: Florida Atlantic leads 13-3 Last Meeting: JU on Nov. 17, 2010 in Jacksonville, FL Game Day Notes HOME SWEET HOME Florida Atlantic opens the home portion of its schedule on Sunday. The Owls have split a pair of road games. The team went 11-2 last year in the FAU Arena. BALANCED SCORING ATTACK The Owls feature three double-figure scorers in their lineup. Leading the way are juniors Latavia Dempsey and Chenise Miller, both at 14.5 ppg. Another junior, Takia Brooks, is averaging 10 points per outing. SUNSHINE STATE SUCCESS Last season FAU went 7-2 in games against teams from Florida. The team picked up two victories over Bethune-Cookman and FIU. Other wins came against North Florida, Warner and Webber International.

2 Quick Facts SCHOOL INFORMATION Location: Boca Raton, FL Founded: 1961 Enrollment: 30,000 Nickname: Owls Colors: Blue and Red Arena: FAU Arena (5,000) Affiliation: Division I Conference: Sun Belt Conference Athletics Department Phone: (561) Ticket Office Phone: (561) President: Mary Jane Saunders Athletics Director: Patrick Chun Athletics Web Site: WOMEN S BASKETBALL HISTORY First Year of Basketball: Seasons Played: 28 All-Time Record: Best Single-Season Season Record: 23-6 ( ) Best Division I Year: ( ) Conference Championships: 1 (Atlantic Sun, 2005) NCAA Div. I Tournaments: 1 (2005) NCAA Record: 0-1 NCAA WNIT: 1 (2012) Affiliations: NCAA Div. II (10 seasons, 84-93) Atlantic Sun (11 seasons, 94-06) Sun Belt (7 th season, 06-present) COACHES/STAFF Head Coach: Kellie Lewis-Jay (First season) Alma Mater: Boise State, 98 Record at FAU (Years): 1-1 (First season) Career Record (Years): Same Assistant Coach: Harry Elifson (First season) Alma Mater: Northern Iowa, 86 Assistant Coach: Vera Jones (First season) Alma Mater: Syracuse, 88 Assistant Coach: Fitzroy Anthony (First season) Alma Mater: Palm Beach Atlantic, 08 Director of Basketball Ops: Danielle Maloney (First season) Alma Mater: Carroll College, Review Overall Record: Home: 11-2 Away: 4-8 Neutral: 2-3 SBC Record (Finish): 11-5 (2nd East, 3rd Overall) Home: 7-1 Away: 4-4 Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 6/7 Newcomers: 6 Postseason: WNIT, 1st Round L 76-20, USF Mailing Address: Athletics Website: Tom Oxley Athletic Center 777 Glades Rd. Boca Raton, FL Women s Basketball Contact: Dale Long Phone Number: dlong16@fau.edu Sun. 2 p.m. 18 vs. Sun. 25 Scene Setters * FAU has won five of its last six home openers, including three straight. The team defeated Warner to open last season. * Jacksonville and Florida Atlantic were members of the Atlantic Sun Conference from The team defeated Jacksonville in capturing the conference tournament title in * Junior guard Latavia Dempsey has come off the bench to be a double-figure scorer in both games this season. She scored a career-high 16 points at Georgia Southern before tallying 13 points at Bethune-Cookman on Friday. * FAU is holding opponents to shooting just 24 percent from behind the 3-point line this season. Bethune- Cookman did not make a three pointer on Friday. * The Owls have made a 3-point field goal in 76 consecutive games, dating back to Georgia Southern on Dec. 30, FAU connected on six 3-point field goals at Bethune-Cookman on Friday. * Five newcomers made their FAU debuts at Georgia Southern on Nov. 9. The newcomers included juniors Briah Blakely, Ashley Stevenson and Shanequa Schrouder, and freshmen Jasmine Queen and Morgan Robinson. * FAU was 6-6 last season in games following a loss. Three of those six triumphs came at home. * The Owls posted a 17-win season and a trip to the postseason WNIT last year. The team also had a program-best 11 Sun Belt Conference victories. * Florida Atlantic had the sixth biggest win improvement among NCAA Division I teams last season, having a 10-win increase from (7-21). DAYTONA BEACH, FL - Having three double-figure scorers wasn t enough as the Florida Atlantic suffered its first loss of the season, a setback at Bethune-Cookman. Junior guard Latavia Dempsey paced the offensive attack with 13 points and a team-high seven rebounds. Juniors Chenise Miller and Takia Brooks also scored 13 points. UPCOMING CALENDAR Mon. 19 Mon. 26 Tues. 20 Tues. 27 LAST TIME OUT Wed. 21 Wed. 7 p.m. 28 vs. Thurs.. 22 TRAVEL Thurs. 29 Fri. 7 p.m. Sat. TBA 23 at 24 vs. Fri. 30 TOURNEY Sat. Noon Dec. 1 vs.

3 Projected Starting Lineup Starters No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. PPG RPG APG 22 Takia Brooks G 5-7 Jr Briah Blakely G 5-8 Jr Morgan Robinson G 5-8 Fr Breana Turner G 5-10 R-Sr Chenise Miller F 6-0 R-Jr Reserves No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. PPG RPG APG 10 Kimberly Smith G 5-7 Jr Ashley Stevenson G 5-9 Jr Brianna Marsh G 5-4 Fr Latavia Dempsey G 5-7 Jr Shanequa Schrouder G/F 5-11 Jr Kelsey Proctor F 6-3 Sr Jasmine Queen C 6-2 Fr Quick Hitters: #0 Morgan Robinson: Named to the Class 8A All-State team and selected to the Florida Athletic Coaches Association All-Star Game following her senior season...ranked the 78th best prospect in Florida...biology major. #4 Briah Blakely: One of three junior college transfers...part of seven juniors on roster...younger sister, Braylah, plays at North Texas. #10 Kimberly Smith: Grabbed career-high 11 rebounds and was one point shy of first career double-double at Georgia Southern (11/9/12)...led team with 37 three-point field goals last season...aspires to become a high school basketball coach...secondary social studies major. #11 Ashley Stevenson: Junior college transfer who earned all-region honors at Moberly Area Community College (Mo.)...averaged 16.4 ppg and 10 rpg against regional opponents in biology major. #12 Brianna Marsh: Led B.T. Washington High School in steals by averaging nearly four per game...also recorded four assists...team captain as a junior and senior...graduated with high honors, posting a 3.86 GPA... exercise science major. #14 Latavia Dempsey: Scored a career-high 16 points at Georgia Southern (11/9/12)...came off the bench in every game last season...assistant Coach Harry Elifson was head coach of Dempsey s high school (Boca Ciega) from public management major. #21 Breana Turner: Three-year letterwinner who returns for her fifth season after missing all of last season with a preseason knee injury...averaged nine points per game in has scored 649 career points... multimedia journalism major. #22 Takia Brooks: Led team with 64 assists and appeared in every game last season...one of three returning starters, making 23 starts...grabbed 123 rebounds as a point guard...public safety administration major. #24 Shanequa Schrouder: One of seven players from Florida on roster...junior college transfer from Daytona State College all-regional performer after averaging 12.2 ppg and 5.5 rpg in elementary education major. #25 Chenise Miller: Preseason second-team All-Sun Belt Conference after leading last season s team in scoring (10.6 ppg), rebounding (7.4 rpg) and blocked shots (24)...had three double-doubles last year...has scored 348 points...criminal justice major. #30 Kelsey Proctor: Tallest player on the team at 6-foot-3...played in 15 games and adds depth to post position... scored career-high four points against Warner and Webber International early in secondary math major. #42 Jasmine Queen: Averaged nearly a double-double (13.3 ppg and 9.9 rpg) as a senior at Riverview s East Bay High School...honorable mention all-county by The Tampa Bay Times...criminal justice major who aspires to become a police detective or crime analyst.

4 Breaking Down The Numbers Scoring Offense Points Allowed Scoring Margin Rebound Margin Blocked Shots Assists Turnovers Turnover Margin Steals Three-Point FG Defense Field Goal % Field Goal % Defense Three-Point FG % Three-Point FG Made Free Throw % Statistically Speaking...The Sun Belt Conference (As of Nov. 16, 2012) Category Stat (Rank) Leader (Stat) Scoring Offense 68.0 (8th) Troy (86.0) Points Allowed 63.0 (5th) South Alabama (48.0) Scoring Margin +5.0 (5th) South Alabama (23.0) Rebound Margin +1.5 (7th) Middle Tennessee (8.3) Blocked Shots 4.0 (4th) FIU (7.0) Assists 7.0 (12th) ULM (15.7) Turnovers 17.5 (4th) FIU (12.5) Turnover Margin +3.5 (T-3rd) Middle Tennessee (8.3) Steals 7.5 (7th) Louisiana (15.0) Three-Point FG Defense 23.5 (4th) WKU (7.70) Field Goal % 41.3 (6th) WKU (46.9) Field Goal % Defense 38.1 (4th) South Alabama (31.1) Three-Point FG % 26.6 (10th) WKU (55.6) Three-Point FG Made 3.5 (T-8th) Troy (10.0) Free Throw % 55.6 (T-10th) North Texas (85.4) Chenise Miller ranked seventh last season in the Sun Belt Conference in rebounding (7.4 rpg)

5 ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY CLASS SENIORS (2) Proctor Turner JUNIORS (7) Blakely Brooks Dempsey Miller Schrouder Smith Stevenson SOPHOMORE (1) Marsh FRESHMEN (2) Queen Robinson BY STATE FLORIDA (7) Brooks (Miami) Dempsey (St. Petersburg) Marsh (Pensacola) Queen (Riverview) Robinson (Longwood) Schrouder (Apopka) Smith (Minneola) ILLINOIS (1) Stevenson (Chicago) LOUISIANA (1) Turner (New Orleans) MICHIGAN (1) Miller (Oak Park) MISSOURI (1) Proctor (St. Louis) TEXAS (1) Blakely (Dallas) BY HEIGHT 6-3: Proctor 6-2: Queen 6-0: Miller 5-11: Schrouder 5-10: Turner 5-9: Robinson Stevenson 5-8: Blakely Smith 5-7: Brooks Dempsey 5-4: Marsh NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown (Last School) 0 Morgan Robinson G Fr. 5-9 Longwood, FL (Lyman HS) 4 Briah Blakely G Jr. 5-8 Dallas, TX (McCllenan CC) 10 Kimberly Smith G Jr. 5-8 Minneola, FL (Clermont East Ridge HS) 11 Ashley Stevenson G Jr. 5-9 Chicago, IL (Moberly Area CC) 12 Brianna Marsh G So. 5-4 Pensacola, FL (B.T. Washington HS) 14 Latavia Dempsey G Jr. 5-7 St. Petersburg, FL (Boca Ciega HS) 21 Breana Turner G R-Sr New Orleans, LA (De La Salle HS) 22 Takia Brooks G Jr. 5-7 Miami, FL (Our Lady of Lourdes HS) 24 Shanequa Schrouder G/F Jr Apopka, FL (Daytona State College) 25 Chenise Miller F R-Jr. 6-0 Oak Park, MI (Eastern Michigan University) 30 Kelsey Proctor F Sr. 6-3 St. Louis, MO (John Wood CC) 42 Jasmine Queen C Fr. 6-2 Riverview, FL (East Bay HS) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown (Last School) 4 Briah Blakely G Jr. 5-8 Dallas, TX (McCllenan CC) 22 Takia Brooks G Jr. 5-7 Miami, FL (Our Lady of Lourdes HS) 14 Latavia Dempsey G Jr. 5-7 St. Petersburg, FL (Boca Ciega HS) 12 Brianna Marsh G So. 5-4 Pensacola, FL (B.T. Washington HS) 25 Chenise Miller F R-Jr. 6-0 Oak Park, MI (Eastern Michigan University) 30 Kelsey Proctor F Sr. 6-3 St. Louis, MO (John Wood CC) 42 Jasmine Queen C Fr. 6-2 Riverview, FL (East Bay HS) 0 Morgan Robinson G Fr. 5-9 Longwood, FL (Lyman HS) 24 Shanequa Schrouder G/F Jr Apopka, FL (Daytona State College) 10 Kimberly Smith G Jr. 5-8 Minneola, FL (Clermont East Ridge HS) 11 Ashley Stevenson G Jr. 5-9 Chicago, IL (Moberly Area CC) 21 Breana Turner G R-Sr New Orleans, LA (De La Salle HS) COACHES/STAFF Head Coach: Kellie Lewis-Jay (First season; Boise State 98) Assistant Coach: Harry Elifson (First season; Northern Iowa 86) Assistant Coach: Vera Jones (First season; Syracuse 88) Assistant Coach: Fitzroy Anthony (First season; Palm Beach Atlantic 08) Director of Basketball Operations: Danielle Maloney (First season; Carroll College 08 Athletic Trainer: Alexa Kryglowski (First season; UCF 10) SID/Broadcaster: Dale Long (Fourth season; Indiana State 08) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 14 Latavia Dempsey La-tay-vee-uh 22 Takia Brooks Ta-key-uh 24 Shanequa Schrouder SHEH-ne-qua Sh-roud-er 25 Chenise Miller SHEH-neese

6 MEDIA RELATIONS INFO WBB Contact: Dale Long Cell: (561) Office: (561) Player/Coach Interview Availability: Head Coach Kellie Lewis-Jay and the FAU players are available to the media 30 minutes before and after practices. Practice times are subject to change. To set up an interview, contact Dale Long in the FAU Athletics Media Relations Office. Please give at least 24 hours notice for an interview request on a non-game day. Post-Game Interviews: Post-game interviews will be conducted in the media room approximately 10 minutes after the conclusion of the game. Coach Kellie Lewis-Jay and selected players will be available. If you would like to request a player, please contact Dale Long in the FAU Athletics Media Relations Office before the end of the game. Locker Room Access: The media WILL NOT have access to the team s locker room at any time. All interviews with players and coaches shall be conducted in the media room or the arena lobby. Wireless Internet: Wireless internet WILL BE available to working members of the media. Contact Dale Long in the FAU Athletics Media Relations Office to gain access. Box Scores and Statistics: Members of the media will receive updated box scores at halftime and postgame. For any other statistical request, contact Dale Long in the FAU Athletics Media Relations Office. Post-Game Books: To request a post-game book contact a member of the FAU Athletics Media Relations staff at the scorer s table at any time during the game. Phone Lines Home Radio: (561) Visiting Radio: (561) Alternate Radio: (561) FAU Women s Basketball Broadcasts LISTEN LIVE Every second of FAU women s basketball can be heard online at Dale Long will be providing play-by-play for his second season after giving color commentary during home games for last two seasons. Sun Belt Conference Preseason Poll East 1. Middle Tennessee (10) FIU (1) South Alabama Florida Atlantic Western Kentucky Troy West 1. UALR (10) Arkansas State (1) North Texas Louisiana-Monroe Louisiana-Lafayette First Team All-Conference Taylor Gault (UALR, Sophomore, Guard) Jerica Coley (FIU, Junior, Guard) Icelyn Elie (Middle Tennessee, Senior, Forward) Kortni Jones (Middle Tennessee, Senior, Guard) Ebony Rowe (Middle Tennessee, Junior, Forward) Second Team All-Conference Taylor Ford (UALR, Junior, Guard) Jane Morrill (Arkansas State, Junior, Forward) Chenise Miller (Florida Atlantic, RS-Junior, Forward) Finda Mansare (FIU, Senior, Forward) Mansa El (South Alabama, Senior, Guard) Third Team All-Conference Janette Merriex (UALR, Senior, Guard/Forward) Jasmine Shaw (Louisiana-Monroe, Junior, Guard) Mary Nixon (South Alabama, Senior, Guard) Chastity Gooch (WKU, Sophomore, Forward) Alexis Govan (WKU, Sophomore, Guard)

7 ROAD TRIPS Florida Atlantic begins its season playing four of its first five games away from Boca Raton. The Owls opened at Georgia Southern (Nov. 9) and before going to Bethune- Cookman (Nov. 16). The team will participate in the University of Miami Thanksgiving Classic in Coral Gables from Nov EXPERIENCE MATTERS Nine of the 12 FAU players are in their third year of college basketball, led by seven juniors. The Owls return three starters and six letterwinners from last season s postseason WNIT squad. BUSY OUT OF THE GATE The Owls are testing their conditioning early in the season, playing six games in November. FAU will play four games in 11 days from November The team will conclude the busy stretch against South Alabama in the Sun Belt Conference opener. HOME SWEET HOME Florida Atlantic posted an 11-2 record inside the FAU Arena last season, including a 7-1 mark in Sun Belt Conference action. The team has recorded three consecutive winning home nonconference campaigns. BCS BUSTER FAU will play three games against teams from major conferences this winter. The Owls open the UM Thanksgiving Classic against Miami of the Atlantic Coast Conference on November 23. There will be games at Mississippi State of the Southeastern Conference on Dec. 7 and at Wisconsin of the Big 10 Conference on Dec. 10. MILLER EARNS ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT AWARD Junior forward Chenise Miller was named the Athletic Department s Female Student- Athlete of the Year in the She earned second-team All-SBC honors last season. Miller led the Owls to 17 victories and their second Division I postseason appearance. Other News and Notes TOURNAMENT PREP The Owls will play in one in-season tournament when they participate in the UM Thanksgiving Classic from November in Coral Gables. FAU will play Miami in the opener at 7 p.m. The team will play Radford or Southern Illinois on the next day. PICKED 4th IN EAST DIVISION Florida Atlantic was selected to finish fourth in the Sun Belt Conference s East Division preseason poll. The poll was conducted by league coaches. (See poll results on previous page). GRIFFITH EARNS WNBA HONOR Former FAU women s basketball player Yolanda Griffith was named one of the 15 best players in WNBA history in She received the honor during the WNBA All-Star Game, commemorating 15th-year anniversary of the women's professional game. In her only season as an Owl, Griffith scored a school record 621 points in WINNING THE CLOSE ONES Eight of FAU s 17 wins last season were decided by six points or less. Six of those triumphs came in SBC play. The team earned two one-point victories over FIU, onepoint wins over South Alabama and Denver, and a two-point win over Western Kentucky. Then, the Owls defeated North Texas by one point in the conference tournament. HOMESTAND TO END SEASON The Owls will play three of their final five regular-season games inside the FAU Arena. The team will end the season with home games against UALR on February 23 and FIU on March 2. ADVANTAGE AT THE LINE FAU made 61 more free throws and attempted 115 more free throws than the opposition during the campaign.

8 Florida Atlantic Women s Basketball FAU Combined Team Statistics All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE ## SUMMARY GP GS Min FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G 25 MILLER, Chenise DEMPSEY, Latavia BROOKS, Takia TURNER, Breana STEVENSON, Ashley SMITH, Kimberly BLAKELY, Briah SCHROUDER, Shanequa ROBINSON, Morgan QUEEN, Jasmine MARSH, Brianna TM Team Total Opponents Team Statistics FAU 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 8 9 Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd Total Florida Atlantic Opponents Date Opponent Score Attend Georgia Southern W Bethune-Cookman L

9 GAME-BY BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. O-D-RB PF A TO B S Pts Nov. Ga Southern Nov. Bethune-Cookman

10 GAME-BY BY-GAME STARTERS (POINTS) Date Opponent Guard (Pts) Guard (Pts) Guard (Pts) Guard (Pts) Forward (Pts) Nov. Ga Southern Brooks (7) Blakely (5) Robinson (2) Turner (10) Miller (16) Nov. Bethune-Cookman Brooks (13) Blakely (4) Robinson (2) Turner (4) Miller (13) SPECIALITY STATISTICS (FAU-OPPONENTS) Date Opponent Pts. off TO Pts. in Paint 2nd Ch. Pts. Bench Pts. Nov. Ga Southern Nov. Bethune-Cookman

11 FAU Records When: All SBC Overall Home Road Neutral In day games In night games (7 p.m. or later) In televised games In overtime games November December January February March Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday When leading at half When trailing at half When tied at half When scoring 100 or more points When scoring points When scoring points When scoring points When scoring points When scoring 59 or fewer points When allowing 100 or more points When allowing points When allowing points When allowing points When allowing points When allowing 59 or fewer points In games decided by 1-51 points In games decided by 6-96 points In game decided by points In games decided by points In games decided by points In games decided by 30 or more FAU outscores opponents bench FAU outscored by opponents bench Bench scores the same All SBC FAU has 5+ players score double figures FAU has 4 players score in double figures FAU has 3 players score in double figures FAU has 2 players score in double figures FAU has 1 or fewer player score in double figures Opponent has 5+ players score double figures Opponent has 4 players score double figures Opponent has 3 players score double figures Opponent has 2 players score double figures Opponent has 1 player score in double figures Leading with five minutes left Trailing with five minutes left Tied with five minutes left Leading with one minute left Trailing with one minute left Tied with one minute left When shooting 50% or better When shooting 40-49% 49% When shooting under 40% Opponent shoots 50% or better Opponent shoots 40-49% 49% Opponent shoots under 40% Has higher field goal % than opponent Has lower field goal % than opponent Field goal % is the same FAU has more rebounds than opponent FAU has less rebounds than opponent Rebounds are the same FAU makes more 3-Pt. 3 than opponent FAU makes less 3-Pt. 3 than opponent Pt. FG are the same FAU makes more FT than opponent FAU makes less FT than opponent FT made are the same FAU has more assists than opponent FAU has less assists than opponent Assists are the same FAU has positive TO margin FAU has negative TO margin Turnovers are even

12 KELLIE LEWIS-JAY Head Coach (1st season) FAU and Overall Record Boise State (BS, Social Science/Public Affairs, 98) Coaching Experience : Bishop Kelly HS (ID) JV/Head Coach 1999: Idaho Elite AAU Head Coach : 06: Washington Assistant Coach : Nebraska Assistant Coach 2012: Florida Atlantic Head Coach Kellie Lewis-Jay joined Florida Atlantic University as its head coach in May Lewis-Jay, the fourth head coach in the young program's 28-year existence, came to FAU as an accomplished student, athlete, coach and mentor. She also has served as an assistant coach in the Pac 10, Big 12 and Big Ten Conferences, and her team s from each league played in the NCAA Tournament. Lewis-Jay served five seasons at the University of Nebraska, where her responsibilities included being recruiting coordinator. Those efforts gleaned a top-25 recruiting class in 2011, the highest for the program under Head Coach Connie Yori. The class also helped the Huskers to the best season in school history in NU finished with a 32-2 record, including a perfect 16-0 conference mark to capture the school's first Big 12 regular-season crown. Lewis-Jay also helped the Huskers to their first NCAA Sweet 16 appearance (2010), their second NCAA Tournament trip (2008) and a WNIT (2009). Among key signees were 2009 Washington Gatorade High School Player of the Year Lindsey Moore, a third-team Parade High School All-American and a 2010 Big 12 All-Freshman selection as NU s starting point guard. In addition to coordinating Nebraska's recruiting efforts, Lewis- Jay assisted with on-court coaching responsibilities, including opponent scouting. She also was responsible for developing Nebraska's guard play. Lewis-Jay joined Yori's Husker staff in 2007, after spending four seasons as an assistant coach at University of Washington. She helped the Huskies to back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances in 2006 and She was instrumental in helping Washington sign one of the nation's top recruiting classes for the season, as the sixplayer class was ranked eighth nationally at the time of its signing by Blue Star Basketball on Nov. 8, Aside from her prep coaching duties, Lewis-Jay established the Idaho Elite in 1999, a competitive summer basketball team based in Boise. Members of Lewis-Jay's Idaho Elite team included 25 all-state athletes, as well as 12 NCAA Division I signees. Among those standout players were Huskies Maggie O'Hara and Emily Florence. Also on the squad is current Director of Basketball Operations Danielle Maloney. The Idaho Elite won the 2002 Midsummer Nights Madness Tournament title in Seattle. Lewis-Jay led the prep varsity team to a district championship in 2003, after guiding the junior varsity team to district crowns in 1999 and Lewis-Jay also was named the District 3 Junior Varsity Coach of the Year in Lewis-Jay was a four-year letterwinner and a two-time team captain as a player at Boise State. Her list of collegiate accolades included a pair of All-Big West Conference selections in 1997 and 1998, as well as Boise State team MVP honors those same seasons. During her senior campaign, Lewis-Jay earned Big West Conference All- Tournament honors, after being named the MVP of the Boise State Tournament. She also was honored as a recipient of the National Arthur Ashe Scholar Athlete Award in 1997 and Along with displaying excellence on the court, Lewis-Jay performed well in the classroom. She was a four-time academic all-conference pick, including 1995 and 1996 selections to the Big Sky academic team, and 1997 and 1998 picks to the Big West academic team. Lewis-Jay's name still appears among many single season and career top-10 lists in Bronco history. She ranks second in three-point field goals made (163), second in three point field goals attempted (484), second in free-throw percentage (.807) and ninth in three-point field goal percentage (.337). Her 829 career points also rank 20th in the Bronco record books. Lewis-Jay started her coaching career with a five-year stint as the head girls basketball coach at Bishop Kelly High School in Boise, Idaho, in season. She led Bishop Kelly to a runner-up showing at the 2002 state championships. FAU Year-By By-Year Under Kellie Lewis-Jay Overall Home Away Neutral Conference YEAR CONFERENCE W-L Pct. W-L W Pct. W-L W Pct. W-L W Pct. W-L Pct Sun Belt Overall Totals

13 #0 #0 MORGAN ROBINSON Guard Freshman 5 9 Hometown Longwood, FL Previous School Lyman High School Major Biology [ ROBINSON SEASON/CAREER HIGHS ] Points: 2, two times) Rebounds: 3 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Assists: 1 at B-CU (11/16/12) Blocks: None Steals: 1 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) FGM: 1, two times FGA: 4 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) 3-PT FGM: None 3-PT FGA: 1, two times FTM: None FTA: None Minutes: 18, two times Turnovers: 2 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) [ MISCELLANEOUS SEASON ] Double Figure Scoring Games: 0 Double Figure Rebound Games: 0 Games Led FAU in Scoring: 0 Games Led FAU in Rebounding: 0 Games Led FAU in Assists: 0 [ ROBINSON NOTES ] >Made collegiate debut in a starting role at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) >Scored two points and grabbed three rebounds at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) >Had two points at Bethune-Cookman (11/16/12) >Ranked the 78th best prospect among Florida high school players >Named to the Class 8A All-State team in 2012 >Selected to the Florida Athletic Coaches Association All-Star Game following senior season >Averaged 19.2 points, 7.2 rebounds and six assists per contest during senior season >Made 59 percent of her three-point field goal attempts as a junior >Earned second-team All-Central Florida by the Orlando Sentinel in 2012 Career Stats Season GP-GS GS FG-FGA FGA 3FG-FGA FGA FT-FTA FTA RB Ast Blk PTS Totals [ ROBINSON GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O T PF AST TO BLK STL MIN N Ga Southern * 1/4 0/1 0/ N B-CU * 1/2 0/1 0/

14 #4 #4 BRIAH BLAKELY Guard Junior 5 8 Hometown Dallas, TX Previous School McLennan Community College Major Undecided [ BLAKELY SEASON/CAREER HIGHS ] Points: 5 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Rebounds: 2 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Assists: 1 at B-CU (11/16/12) Blocks: None Steals: 2 B-CU (11/16/12) FGM: 2, two times FGA: 5 at B-CU (11/16/12) 3-PT FGM: None 3-PT FGA: 1 at B-CU (11/16/12) FTM: 1 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) FTA: 2 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Minutes: 21 at B-CU (11/16/12) Turnovers: 2, two times [ MISCELLANEOUS SEASON ] Double Figure Scoring Games: 0 Double Figure Rebound Games: 0 Games Led FAU in Scoring: 0 Games Led FAU in Rebounding: 0 Games Led FAU in Assists: 0 [ BLAKELY NOTES ] >Started FAU debut at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) >Scored five points on two field goals and a free throw at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) >Had two steals at Bethune-Cookman (11/16/12) >Scored four points on two field goals at Bethune-Cookman (11/16/12) >Starred two seasons at McLennan Community College (Texas) >Earned second team all-conference honors >Averaged six steals per game for Cedar Hill High School >Earned first-team all-district and Dallas-Fort Worth All-Star honors in high school Career Stats Season GP-GS GS FG-FGA FGA 3FG-FGA FGA FT-FTA FTA RB Ast Stl PTS Totals [ BLAKELY GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O T PF AST TO BLK STL MIN N Ga Southern * 2/4 0/0 1/ N B-CU * 2/5 0/1 0/

15 #10 #10 KIMBERLY SMITH Guard Junior 5 8 Hometown Minneola, FL Previous School Clermont East Ridge High School Major Secondary Social Studies Education [ SMITH SEASON HIGHS ] [ SMITH NOTES ] Points: 9 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) >Grabbed a career-high 11 rebounds in a road win at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) Rebounds: 11 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) >Scored nine points off the bench at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) Assists: 1 at B-CU (11/16/12) >Matched career high with three steals at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) >Led team with 37 three-point field goals last season Blocks: None >Scored in double figures in six games, led by a season-high 16-point effort vs. North Florida (12/14/11) Steals: 3 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) >Had 15 points in a road conference game at Western Kentucky (2/15/12) FGM: 3 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) >Made five three-point field goals at Western Kentucky (2/15/12) FGA: 7 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) >Made two free throws with six seconds remaining for her only points in a key home SBC win over South 3-PT FGM: None Alabama (2/22/12) 3-PT FGA: 4 at B-CU (11/16/12) >Victory over South Alabama helped give the team a second-place finish in Sun Belt Conference s East FTM: 3 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Division with a 11-5 record FTA: 4 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) >Scored 10 points in a road win over FIU (1/21/12) Minutes: 25, two times >Had other double-digit scoring performances against Saint Louis (12/9/11), Bethune-Cookman Turnovers: 3 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) (12/20/11) and North Texas (2/11/12). >Appeared in all 30 games, with 10 starts in [ MISCELLANEOUS SEASON ] Double Figure Scoring Games: 0 Double Figure Rebound Games: 1 Games Led FAU in Scoring: 0 Games Led FAU in Rebounding: 2 Games Led FAU in Assists: 0 [ MISCELLANEOUS CAREER ] Double Figure Scoring Games: 9 Double Figure Rebound Games: 1 Games Led FAU in Scoring: 4 Games Led FAU in Rebounding: 3 Games Led FAU in Assists: 6 Games with Points: 1 Career Stats Season GP-GS GS FG-FGA FGA 3FG-FGA FGA FT-FTA FTA RB Ast Stl PTS Totals [ SMITH GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] [ SMITH CAREER HIGHS ] Points: 23 vs. Webber Int l (11/12/10) Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O T PF AST TO BLK STL MIN Rebounds: 11 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) N Ga Southern 3/7 0/2 3/ Assists: 7 vs. Webber Int l (11/12/10) N B-CU 0/6 0/4 0/ Blocks: 1, three times Steals: 3, four times FGM: 9 vs. Webber Int l (11/12/10) FGA: 13 at WKU (2/15/12) 3-PT FGM: 5, two times 3-PT FGA: 11 at WKU (2/15/12) FTM: 5 vs. S. Alabama (1/5/11) FTA: 6 vs. S. Alabama (1/5/11) Minutes: 41 vs. B-CU (12/20/11) Turnovers: 6 vs. B-CU (11/20/10)

16 #11 #11 ASHLEY STEVENSON Guard Junior 5 9 Hometown Chicago, IL Previous School Moberly Area Community College Major Biology [ STEVENSON SEASON/CAREER HIGHS ] [ STEVENSON NOTES ] Points: 7 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) >Made FAU debut at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) Rebounds: 5 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) >Scored seven points and grabbed five rebounds off bench at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) Assists: 1 at B-CU (11/16/12) >Earned first-team National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) All-Region honors at Moberly Blocks: None Area Community College (Mo.) for season Steals: 1 at B-CU (11/16/12) >Recorded five double-doubles (points/rebounds) during sophomore season FGM: 3 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) >Averaged 16.4 points and 10 rebounds against regional opponents FGA: 5 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) >Averaged 12.6 points and seven rebounds a game 3-PT FGM: None >Set school record with 18 free throws made in a single game 3-PT FGA: 1 at B-CU (11/16/12) >Made 101 free throws in FTM: 1, two times FTA: 2, two times Minutes: 16 at B-CU (11/16/12) Turnovers: 3 at B-CU (11/16/12) Career Stats Season GP-GS GS FG-FGA FGA 3FG-FGA FGA FT-FTA FTA RB Ast Stl PTS [ MISCELLANEOUS SEASON ] Double Figure Scoring Games: 0 Totals Double Figure Rebound Games: 0 Games Led FAU in Scoring: 0 Games Led FAU in Rebounding: 0 [ STEVENSON GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Games Led FAU in Assists: 0 Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O T PF AST TO BLK STL MIN N Ga Southern 3/5 0/0 1/ N B-CU 1/3 0/1 1/

17 #12 #12 BRIANNA MARSH Guard Sophomore 5 4 Hometown Pensacola, FL Previous School B.T. Washington High School Major Exercise Science [ MARSH SEASON/CAREER HIGHS ] Points: None Rebounds: None Assists: None Blocks: None Steals: None FGM: None FGA: None 3-PT FGM: None 3-PT FGA: None FTM: None FTA: None Minutes: None Turnovers: None [ MISCELLANEOUS SEASON ] Double Figure Scoring Games: 0 Double Figure Rebound Games: 0 Games Led FAU in Scoring: 0 Games Led FAU in Rebounding: 0 Games Led FAU in Assists: 0 [ MARSH NOTES ] >Led B.T. Washington High School in steals, averaging nearly four steals per game >Averaged four assists a game Career Stats Season GP-GS GS FG-FGA FGA 3FG-FGA FGA FT-FTA FTA RB Ast Stl PTS Totals [ MARSH GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O T PF AST TO BLK STL MIN N Ga Southern **DNP** N B-CU **DNP**

18 #14 #14 LATAVIA DEMPSEY Guard Junior 5 7 Hometown St. Petersburg, FL Previous School Boca Ciega High School Major Public Management [ DEMPSEY SEASON HIGHS ] Points: 16 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Rebounds: 7 at B-CU (11/16/12) Assists: 2 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Blocks: 1 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Steals: 1 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) FGM: 7 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) FGA: 12 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) 3-PT FGM: 3 at B-CU (11/16/12) 3-PT FGA: 9 at B-CU (11/16/12) FTM: 2 at B-CU (11/16/12) FTA: 2, two times Minutes: 31 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Turnovers: 3 at B-CU (11/16/12) [ MISCELLANEOUS SEASON ] Double Figure Scoring Games: 2 Double Figure Rebound Games: 0 Games Led FAU in Scoring: 2 Games Led FAU in Rebounding: 1 Games Led FAU in Assists: 1 [ DEMPSEY CAREER HIGHS ] Points: 16 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Rebounds: 7 at B-CU (11/16/12) Assists: 7 vs. Webber Int l (11/12/10) Blocks: 2 at Stetson (12/11/11) Steals: 3, four times FGM: 7 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) FGA: 16 at Michigan (11/14/11) 3-PT FGM: 3, six times 3-PT FGA: 8, two times FTM: 4 vs. B-CU (11/20/11) FTA: 4, four times Minutes: 36 vs. B-CU (12/20/11) Turnovers: 5 at Kansas (11/27/11) [ DEMPSEY NOTES ] >Leads team with 36 percent three-point field goal shooting >Matched career high with three 3-point field goals at Bethune-Cookman (11/16/12) >Scored a career-high 16 points in a season-opening road win at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) >Tallied 13 of the 16 points at Georgia Southern after halftime >Made seven field goals, including team s lone three-point field goal at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) >Scored in double figures in both games while coming off the bench >Named FAU Student-Athlete of the Week on Monday, November 12 >Led team with two assists at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) >Ranked third on team with 34 three-point field goals last season >Connected on 32-percent of her three-point field goal attempts in >Made a career-high three three-point field goals on five occasions last season >Ranked second on the team with 40 assists >Averaged 6.6 points per game as a key reserve for last year s WNIT team >Scored in double figures in five of the first six contests last season >Scored 15 points twice in wins over Bethune-Cookman (11/20/11 and 12/20/11) >Also had 15 point effort in a road Sun Belt Conference victory at Troy (1/19/12) Career Stats Season GP-GS GS FG-FGA FGA 3FG-FGA FGA FT-FTA FTA RB Ast Stl PTS Totals [ DEMPSEY GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O T PF AST TO BLK STL MIN N Ga Southern 7/12 1/2 1/ N B-CU 4/13 3/9 2/ [ MISCELLANEOUS CAREER ] Double Figure Scoring Games: 11 Double Figure Rebound Games: 0 Games Led FAU in Scoring: 5 Games Led FAU in Rebounding: 1 Games Led FAU in Assists: 9

19 #21 #21 BREANA TURNER Guard R-Senior 5 10 Hometown New Orleans, LA Previous School De La Salle High School Major Multimedia Journalism [ TURNER SEASON HIGHS ] Points: 10 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Rebounds: 2, two times Assists: None Blocks: 1 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Steals: 2 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) FGM: 4 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) FGA: 7 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) 3-PT FGM: None 3-PT FGA: 1 at B-CU (11/16/12) FTM: 2 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) FTA: 2 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Minutes: 17 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Turnovers: 3 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) [ MISCELLANEOUS SEASON ] Double Figure Scoring Games: 1 Double Figure Rebound Games: 0 Games Led FAU in Scoring: 0 Games Led FAU in Rebounding: 0 Games Led FAU in Assists: 0 [ TURNER CAREER HIGHS ] Points: 26 at MTSU (1/7/09) Rebounds: 11 at MTSU (1/16/10) Assists: 3 at MTSU (1/16/10) Blocks: 3, two times Steals: 4 vs. MTSU (1/26/11) FGM: 11 at MTSU (1/7/09) FGA: 19, two times 3-PT FGM: 2 vs. Tenn. Tech (11/29/08) 3-PT FGA: 4 vs. Kennesaw St (11/14/10) FTM: 9 at ULM (12/29/10) FTA: 11 at ULM (12/29/10) Minutes: 34, two times Turnovers: 8 at Kent State (12/21/10) [ TURNER NOTES ] >Scored 10 points in starting role at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) >Georgia Southern game marked her first game since missing last season with preseason injury >Tied a career high with three 3-point FG attempts in the victory over Webber Int l (11/12/10) >Tied a career high by going 6-of-7 from the free throw line in the win over Georgia Southern (12/12/10) >Tallied a season-high 22 points and set a career-high with 19 field goal attempts in the loss at St. Louis (12/19/10) >Had a career-high 9-for-11 performance at the free throw line and scored 21 points in the loss at ULM (12/29/10) >Had a career-high four steals in the loss against Middle Tennessee (1/26/11) >Scored 17 points to lead team in home victory over Troy (2/23/11) >Followed up the Troy performance with a 12-point effort at South Alabama (2/27/11) Career Stats Season GP-GS GS FG-FGA FGA 3FG-FGA FGA FT-FTA FTA RB Ast Stl PTS **MISSED SEASON WITH INJURY** Totals [ TURNER GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O T PF AST TO BLK STL MIN N Ga Southern * 4/7 0/0 2/ N B-CU * 2/5 0/1 0/ [ MISCELLANEOUS CAREER ] Double Figure Scoring Games: 27 Double Figure Rebound Games: 5 Doubles: 1 Games Led FAU in Scoring: 13 Games Led FAU in Rebounding: 3 Games Led FAU in Assists: 0 Games with Points: 4

20 #22 #22 TAKIA BROOKS Guard Junior 5 7 Hometown Miami, FL Previous School Our Lady of Lourdes High School Major Public Safety Administration [ BROOKS SEASON HIGHS ] Points: 13 at B-CU (11/16/12) Rebounds: 5 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Assists: 4 at B-CU (11/16/12) Blocks: None Steals: 1 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) FGM: 3 at B-CU (11/16/12) FGA: 9 at B-CU (11/16/12) 3-PT FGM: 3 at B-CU (11/16/12) 3-PT FGA: 7 at B-CU (11/16/12) FTM: 4 at B-CU (11/16/12) FTA: 6 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Minutes: 26 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Turnovers: 1 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) [ MISCELLANEOUS SEASON ] Double Figure Scoring Games: 1 Double Figure Rebound Games: 0 Games Led FAU in Scoring: 1 Games Led FAU in Rebounding: 0 Games Led FAU in Assists: 1 [ BROOKS CAREER HIGHS ] Points: 18 vs. ULM (1/4/12) Rebounds: 10 vs. Troy (2/25/12) Assists: 6, two times Blocks: 1 at FIU (2/19/11) Steals: 5 vs. Webber Int l (11/18/11) FGM: 6, two times FGA: 12 vs. ULM (1/4/12) 3-PT FGM: 3, two times 3-PT FGA: 7 at B-CU (11/16/12) FTM: 8 vs. ULM (1/4/12) FTA: 8, two times Minutes: 33 at Michigan (11/14/11) Turnovers: 7 at Kansas (11/27/11) [ BROOKS NOTES ] >Scored 13 points and had a team-high four assists at Bethune-Cookman (11/16/12) >Connected on a career-high three 3-point field goals at Bethune-Cookman (11/16/12) >Had seven points and five rebounds in a road win at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) >Made two field goals and went 3-for-6 at the free throw line at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) >Named FAU Student-Athlete of the Week following the exhibition game on Monday, November 5 >Led team with 64 assists and appeared in every game last season >Connected on 33 percent of three-point field goals >Scored a career-high 18 points in a home win over Louisiana-Monroe (1/4/12) >Had three double-figure scoring performances (Michigan, ULM and South Alabama) >Scored 17 points with six field goals in a road contest at Michigan (11/14/11) >Tallied 15 points in a road SBC game at South Alabama (2/1/12) >Grabbed career-high 10 rebounds in a home conference win at Troy (2/25/12) >Had five or more assists on three occasions, highlighted by a season-high six assists against Lamar Career Stats Season GP-GS GS FG-FGA FGA 3FG-FGA FGA FT-FTA FTA RB Ast Stl PTS Totals [ BROOKS GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O T PF AST TO BLK STL MIN N Ga Southern * 2/5 0/1 3/ N B-CU * 3/9 3/7 4/ [ MISCELLANEOUS CAREER ] Double Figure Scoring Games: 6 Double Figure Rebound Games: 1 Games Led FAU in Scoring: 5 Games Led FAU in Rebounding: 3 Games Led FAU in Assists: 20

21 #24 #24 SHANEQUA SCHROUDER Guard/Forward Junior 5 11 Hometown Apopka, FL Previous School Daytona State College Major Elementary Education [ SCHROUDER SEASON/CAREER HIGHS ] Points: 7 at B-CU (11/16/12) Rebounds: 3 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Assists: None Blocks: None Steals: None FGM: 3 at B-CU (11/16/12) FGA: 6 at B-CU (11/16/12) 3-PT FGM: None 3-PT FGA: 1 at B-CU (11/16/12) FTM: 1 at B-CU (11/16/12) FTA: 2 at B-CU (11/16/12) Minutes: 15 at B-CU (11/16/12) Turnovers: 2 at B-CU (11/16/12) [ MISCELLANEOUS SEASON ] Double Figure Scoring Games: 0 Double Figure Rebound Games: 0 Games Led FAU in Scoring: 0 Games Led FAU in Rebounding: 0 Games Led FAU in Assists: 0 [ SCHROUDER NOTES ] >Made FAU debut in a reserve role at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) >Scored two points and played 11 minutes at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) >Had seven points on three field goals and a free throw at Bethune-Cookman (11/16/12) >Starred two seasons at Daytona State College and ranked as one of Florida s top junior college players >Earned first-team All-Mid Florida Conference honors after averaging 12.2 points and 5.5 rebounds in >Two-time selection to the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region VIII team >Kellie Lewis-Jay s first FAU recruit Career Stats Season GP-GS GS FG-FGA FGA 3FG-FGA FGA FT-FTA FTA RB Ast Stl PTS Totals [ SCHROUDER GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O T PF AST TO BLK STL MIN N Ga Southern 1/2 0/0 0/ N B-CU 3/6 0/1 1/

22 #25 #25 CHENISE MILLER Forward R-Junior 6 0 Hometown Oak Park, MI Previous School Eastern Michigan University Major Criminal Justice [ MILLER SEASON HIGHS ] Points: 16 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Rebounds: 5 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Assists: 1, two times Blocks: 4 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Steals: 2 at B-CU (11/16/12) FGM: 7 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) FGA: 18 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) 3-PT FGM: None 3-PT FGA: None FTM: 3 at B-CU (11/16/12) FTA: 6 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Minutes: 29 at B-CU (11/16/12) Turnovers: 3 at B-CU (11/16/12) [ MISCELLANEOUS SEASON ] Double Figure Scoring Games: 2 Double Figure Rebound Games: 0 Games Led FAU in Scoring: 2 Games Led FAU in Rebounding: 0 Games Led FAU in Assists: 0 [ MILLER CAREER HIGHS ] Points: 21 vs. North Texas (3/4/12) Rebounds: 12, three times Assists: 4, two times Blocks: 3 vs. ULM (1/4/12) Steals: 4 vs. Lamar (11/26/11) FGM: 9 vs. North Texas (3/4/12) FGA: 18 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) 3-PT FGM: None 3-PT FGA: None FTM: 8 vs. B-CU (12/20/11) FTA: 14 vs. B-CU (12/20/11) Minutes: 36, two times Turnovers: 6, two times [ MISCELLANEOUS CAREER ] Double Figure Scoring Games: 20 Double Figure Rebound Games: 5 Doubles: 3 Games Led FAU in Scoring: 15 Games Led FAU in Rebounding: 18 Games Led FAU in Assists: 3 [ MILLER NOTES ] >Preseason second-team All-Sun Belt Conference selected by league coaches >Scored a game-high 16 points in a road win over Georgia Southern (11/9/12) >Made seven field goals at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) >Grabbed five rebounds and had a career-high four blocks against Georgia Southern (11/9/12) >Had 13 points and two steals at Bethune-Cookman (11/16/12) >Earned second-team All-Sun Belt Conference honors after leading team in scoring, rebounding and blocks last season >Finished seventh in the SBC with 7.4 rebounds per game >Averaged 10.6 points per game, including 18 double-figure scoring performances >Named to all-tournament teams at Kansas BTI Tip-off Classic and Stetson Hatter Classic >Recorded five double-digit rebounding games, highlighted by 12 rebounds against Stetson (12/21/11) >Scored a career-high 21 points in the team s conference tournament victory over North Texas (3/4/12) >Scored in double figures in 11 of the team s 16 SBC games >Had three double-doubles (points/rebounds) - the only double-doubles recorded during season >Scored 18 points with 12 rebounds in a home SBC win over Western Kentucky (1/25/12) >Made a career-high nine field goals against North Texas (3/4/12) >Recorded 24 blocked shots >Named FAU Female Student-Athlete of the Year in >Helped lead Eastern Michigan to a WNIT trip in Career Stats Season GP-GS GS FG-FGA FGA 3FG-FGA FGA FT-FTA FTA RB Ast Stl PTS Totals [ MILLER GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O T PF AST TO BLK STL MIN N Ga Southern * 7/18 0/0 2/ N B-CU * 5/11 0/0 3/

23 #30 #30 KELSEY PROCTOR Forward Senior 6 3 Hometown St. Louis, MO Previous School John Wood Community College Major Secondary Math [ PROCTOR SEASON HIGHS ] Points: None Rebounds: None Assists: None Blocks: None Steals: None FGM: None FGA: None 3-PT FGM: None 3-PT FGA: None FTM: None FTA: None Minutes: None Turnovers: None [ MISCELLANEOUS SEASON ] Double Figure Scoring Games: 0 Double Figure Rebound Games: 0 Games Led FAU in Scoring: 0 Games Led FAU in Rebounding: 0 Games Led FAU in Assists: 0 [ PROCTOR NOTES ] >Appeared in 15 games in a reserve role in the frontcourt during season >Scored a career-high four points against Warner (11/11/11) and Webber International (11/18/11) >Played a career-high 13 minutes in a home win over Bethune-Cookman (11/20/11) >Saw 10 minutes of action in the team s WNIT contest at USF (3/15/12) >Made her only field goal attempt at Kansas (11/27/11) >Team s tallest player at 6-foot-3 Career Stats Season GP-GS GS FG-FGA FGA 3FG-FGA FGA FT-FTA FTA RB Ast Stl PTS Totals [ PROCTOR GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O T PF AST TO BLK STL MIN N Ga Southern **DNP** N B-CU **DNP** [ PROCTOR CAREER HIGHS ] Points: 4, two times Rebounds: 3 vs. B-CU (11/20/11) Assists: 1, three times Blocks: None Steals: None FGM: 2, two times FGA: 4 vs. Webber Int l (11/18/11) 3-PT FGM: None 3-PT FGA: None FTM: None FTA: None Minutes: 13 vs. B-CU (11/20/11) Turnovers: 2 vs. B-CU (11/20/11) [ MISCELLANEOUS CAREER ] Double Figure Scoring Games: 0 Double Figure Rebound Games: 0 Games Led FAU in Scoring: 0 Games Led FAU in Rebounding: 0 Games Led FAU in Assists: 0

24 #42 #42 JASMINE QUEEN Center Freshman 6 2 Hometown Riverview, FL Previous School East Bay High School Major Criminal Justice [ QUEEN SEASON/CAREER HIGHS ] Points: 2 at B-CU (11/16/12) Rebounds: 5 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Assists: None Blocks: 1 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Steals: 1 at B-CU (11/16/12) FGM: 1 at B-CU (11/16/12) FGA: 2 at B-CU (11/16/12) 3-PT FGM: None 3-PT FGA: None FTM: 1 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) FTA: 4 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Minutes: 12 at Ga Southern (11/9/12) Turnovers: 2 at B-CU (11/16/12) [ MISCELLANEOUS SEASON ] Double Figure Scoring Games: 0 Double Figure Rebound Games: 0 Games Led FAU in Scoring: 0 Games Led FAU in Rebounding: 0 Games Led FAU in Assists: 0 [ QUEEN NOTES ] >Scored two points at Bethune-Cookman (11/16/12) >Made collegiate debut in a reserve role at Georgia Southern (11/9/12) >Grabbed five rebounds and had one block against Georgia Southern (11/9/12) >Averaged nearly a double-double with 13.3 points and 9.9 rebounds per game during senior campaign at East Bay High School >Earned first-team Federal Division honors in the all-western Conference squad >Honorable mention all-county selection by The Tampa Bay Times >Had the best field goal percentage during the season Career Stats Season GP-GS GS FG-FGA FGA 3FG-FGA FGA FT-FTA FTA RB Ast Stl PTS Totals [ QUEEN GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O T PF AST TO BLK STL MIN N Ga Southern 0/0 0/0 1/ N B-CU 1/2 0/0 0/

25 FAU Women s Basketball Game Notes Game #3 vs. Jacksonville TV/Radio Roster #0 Morgan Robinson Freshman - Guard Longwood, FL #12 Brianna Marsh Sophomore - Guard Pensacola, FL #24 Shanequa Schrouder #4 Briah Blakely Junior - Guard Dallas, TX #10 Kimberly Smith Junior - Guard Minneola, FL #12 Ashley Stevenson Junior - Guard Chicago, IL #14 Latavia Dempsey Junior - Guard St. Petersburg, FL #21 Breana Turner R-Senior - Guard New Orleans, LA #22 Takia Brooks Junior - Guard Miami, FL Junior - Guard/Forward Apopka, FL #25 Chenise Miller R-Junior - Forward Oak Park, MI #30 Kelsey Proctor Senior - Forward St. Louis, MO #42 Jasmine Queen Freshman - Center Riverview, FL Head Coach Kellie LewisLewis-Jay Assistant Coach Harry Elifson Assistant Coach Vera Jones Assistant Coach Fitzroy Anthony

26 Conference Standings & Schedule (Games through Nov. 17) East Division Conference Record Overall Record TEAM W-L Pct. W-L Pct. South Alabama Western Kentucky Middle Tennessee Florida Atlantic FIU Troy West Division Conference Record Overall Record TEAM W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Louisiana UALR North Texas Arkansas State ULM This Week s Schedule and Results: Monday, November 12 Tulane 70, ULM 60 Texas St. 88, North Texas 83 Louisiana 83, LSU-Shreveport 42 Tennessee-Martin 72, Arkansas State 62 UALR 73, Tulsa 64 South Alabama 59, Tennessee St. 43 Wednesday, November 14 Florida Gulf Coast 69, FIU 45 Mercer 96, Troy 90 Iowa 69, Middle Tennessee 61 Thursday, November 15 Missouri State 78, UALR 68 SMU 67, North Texas 63 Wichita State 60, Arkansas State 51 & Preseason WNIT (Iowa City, IA) Friday, November 16 Bethune-Cookman 71, Florida Atlantic 61 Nebraska-Omaha 79, Louisiana 67 Nicholls 85, ULM 60 South Alabama 69, Southern Mississippi 67 Saturday, November 17 Northern Kentucky at Western Kentucky Sunday, November 18 Jacksonville at Florida Atlantic Furman at Troy Monday, November 19 UALR at SMU Louisiana at Nicholls North Texas at Alabama FIU at Western Kentucky * Southeast Missouri St. at Arkansas State * Sun Belt Conference game