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1 Seattle University Women s Basketball Weekly Release #18 #WeAreSeattleU Assistant Director of Athletics Communications: Mollie Hanke #BuildingChampions O: F: E: hankem@seattleu.edu Seattle U to Face Utah Valley in First Round of WAC Tourney UP NEXT: Wednesday, Mar pm PT Location: Orleans Arena Las Vegas, Nev. Live Stats, Audio & Video: Seattle U Athletics Seattle University Women su_redhawks su_wbb Get your WAC Tournament tickets today! (206) 398-GOSU No. 4 Redhawks to Face No. 5 Wolverines in WAC Tournament First Round: Seattle University women s basketball is set to host Utah Valley in the first round of the WAC Tournament on Wednesday, Mar. 11 at 2 p.m. PT in Las Vegas. The first round and semifinals will be broadcast on the WAC Digital Network with the championship game on ESPNU. Brian Abker will provide the call for the Redhawks on GoSeattleU.com. Links to all available live media including live stats, audio broadcast, and WAC Digital Network broadcast will be on the women s basketball schedule page at GoSeattleU.com. WAC Tournament Tickets Now on Sale: All-session tickets for the 2015 Western Athletic Conference basketball tournament (Mar ) at Orleans Arena in Las Vegas are now on sale by calling (206) 398-GOSU or through the Orleans Arena box office at (702) or Single-session tickets will not be available until Mar. 11 and will only be available for purchase through the Orleans Arena box office Schedule Date Opponent Results 11/1 Central WA (Exh.) W, /5 Northwest (Exh.) W, /14 at Long Beach State L, /16 Portland State W, /21 at Washington State L, /23 at Montana State L, /29 Idaho% L, /4 Washington+% L, /6 LMU W, /12 San Diego% L, /14 USF L, /17 Montana% L, 64-70(OT) 12/21 Idaho State L, /29 at Oregon L, /31 UC Santa Barbara% W, /3 CSU Northridge% L, /4 CSU Fullerton% L, /10 Utah Valley* W, /15 at UTPA* L, /17 at New Mexico St.* L, /22 Chicago State* W, /24 Kansas City* W, /31 Bakersfield* L, /5 at Grand Canyon* W, /7 at Utah Valley* L, /12 New Mexico St.*% L, /14 UTPA* L, /19 at Kansas City* L, /21 at Chicago State* W, /28 at Bakersfield L, /7 Grand Canyon*% W, /11 No. 5 Utah Valley$% 2 p.m. All home games in bold and played at Connolly Center on the SU campus; all times PT. WAC Postseason Honors: Taelor Ross was named Second Team All-WAC after leading Seattle U in both scoring and rebounding through the regular season (11.6 ppg, 6.8 rpg). She set new career highs in scoring and rebounding during her junior campaign (21 pts on Dec. 4, 2014 vs. UW; 14 rbs on Feb. 5, 2015 at GCU) as well as in assists (4), steals (4), and blocks (6) and leads the WAC in blocked shots. Crystal Allen was named to the All-Newcomer team, shooting 82.2 percent from the free-throw line during her freshman campaign, good for second in the league through the regular season. Allen represented the Redhawks with a WAC Player of the Week honor (Jan. 5-11), recording a career-high 21 points and eight rebounds in a win over UVU. *Western Athletic Conference Games +Home game played at KeyArena $WAC Tournament in Las Vegas, Nev. %WAC Digital Network 1

2 WAC Women s Basketball Tournament March 11, * Orleans Arena * Las Vegas, Nev. No. 1 New Mexico State No. 4 Seattle U Game 4 Semifinal #1 Friday, March 13 noon Game 1 Quarterfinal #1 Wednesday, March 11 2 p.m. No. 5 Utah Valley No. 2 Bakersfield Game 2 Quarterfinal #2 Wednesday, March 11 4:30 p.m. Game 6 Championship Saturday, March 14 1 p.m. (ESPNU) WAC Champion (NCAA Automatic Qualifier) No. 7 Chicago State No. 3 Texas-Pan American Game 5 Semifinal #2 Friday, March 13 2:30 p.m. Game 3 Quarterfinal #3 Wednesday, March 11 7 p.m. No. 6 Missouri-Kansas City All Times Local/Subject to Change

3 3 Final WAC Standings (As of Mar. 9) This Week in the WAC (Week 18) Rank Team Overall WAC 1. NM State Bakersfi eld UTPA GCU* Seattle U Utah Valley UMKC Chicago St WAC TOURNAMENT - LAS VEGAS, NEV. March 11 (Wednesday) No. 4 Seattle U vs. No. 5 Utah Valley, 2 pm No. 2 CSUB vs. No. 7 Chicago St., 4:30 pm No. 3 UTPA vs. No. 6 UMKC, 7 pm March 12 (Friday) No. 1 NMSU vs. Winner Game 1, 12 noon Winner Game 2 vs. Winner Game 3, 2:30 pm March 14 (Sunday) Championship Game, 1 pm *Not eligible for postseason All times PT Individual and Team WAC Rankings (As of Mar. 9) INDIVIDUAL Wilma Afunugo Off. rbs./gm. - 2nd RPG - 8th FG% - 9th % FT% - 11th % Blocks/gm. - 15th PPG - 24th Kaylee Best Steals/gm. - T8th FG/gm. - 11th Def. rbs./gm. - 13th PPG - 19th Claire Metoyer Assists/gm. - 12th Taelor Ross Blocks/gm. - 1st Def. rbs./gm. - 3rd FG% - 6th % RPG - 6th PPG - 9th Off rbs./gm. - 14th Crystal Allen FT% - 2nd % 3FG% - 3rd % PPG - 20th TEAM RPG - 1st Def. rbs./gm. - 2nd Off. rbs./gm. - 2nd Rebounding margin - 2nd Off. rbs. % - 2nd % Def. rbs. % - 3rd % Assists/gm. - 3rd pt FG% Allowed - 3rd % Steals/gm. - 4th - 8.0

4 4 Quick Facts Location: Seattle, Wash. Founded: 1891 Chartered: 1898 Enrollment: 7,900 Nickname: Redhawks Colors: Red and White Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Western Athletic Conf. Arena (Capacity): Connolly Center (1,050) President: Fr. Stephen V. Sundborg, S.J. Director of Athletics: Dr. William Hogan Associate AD: Shawn Farrell Associate AD/SWA: Roxanne Levenson FAR: David Arnesen Athletics Communications Office Asst. Dir. of Athletics Comm./WBK Contact: Mollie Hanke Office Phone: (206) hankem@seattleu.edu FAX: (206) Mailing Address: Seattle University th Ave. PO Box Seattle, WA Coaching Staff Head Coach: Joan Bonvicini (Sixth Season/Southern Connecticut State 75) Career Record: (.634) Record at Seattle: (.429) Associate Head Coach: Kristen O Neill (Sixth Season/Washington 06) Assistant Coach: Derek Liebert (Second Season/Xavier 12) Assistant Coach: Vivian Frieson (First Season/Gonzaga 10) Coordinator of Operations: Eliot Mar (First Season/Seattle U 14) No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr./Exp. Hometown/Previous School 0 Jazmine Johnson PG 5-7 Fr./HS Lakewood, Calif./Lynwood 2 Kaylee Best PG 5-8 So./1V Seattle, Wash./Lakeside School 3 Jacinta Beckley G 6-0 Fr./HS Wellington, N.Z./Paraparaumu College 4 Masha Shtikel G 5-10 So./1V Shoreline, Wash./Shorewood 5 Crystal Allen G 5-8 Fr./HS Fort Worth, Texas/Trimble Tech 10 Makenna Clark G 5-6 Sr./3V Lake Tapps, Wash./Auburn Riverside 12 Claire Metoyer G 5-9 RFr./HS Desoto, Texas/Canterbury Episcopal School 20 Delanie Parry* G 5-5 So./TR Beaverton, Ore./Portland State/Westview 22 Ashlyn Lewey G 6-0 Fr./HS Spokane, Wash./Mead 23 Renee Dillard-Brown F 6-1 Sr./3V Seattle, Wash./Garfield 24 Alexis Montgomery PG 5-10 So./1V Beaverton, Ore./Beaverton 25 Cydnee Ceballos F 6-0 Jr./TR Phoenix, Ariz./McCook CC/Shadow Mountain 31 Taelor Ross C 6-2 Jr./2V Vancouver, Wash./St. Mary s Academy 32 Kristin Stoffel G 5-11 Jr./2V Mill Creek, Wash./Jackson 45 Wilma Afunugo F/C 6-0 So./1V Plano, Texas/Plano *Will sit out the year due to NCAA transfer rules Head Coach: Joan Bonvicini (Sixth Season/Southern Connecticut State 75) Associate Head Coach: Kristen O Neill (Sixth Season/Washington 06) Assistant Coach: Derek Liebert (Second Season/Xavier 12) Assistant Coach: Vivian Frieson (First Season/Gonzaga 10) Coordinator of Operations: Eliot Mar (First Season/Seattle University 14) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE wilma AFUNUGO: uh - fun - a - go claire METOYER: me - TWY - er JACINTA beckley: jah - SIN - tah MASHA SHTIKEL: mah - sha sh - tickle joan BONVICINI: bon - vi - SEE - knee kristen STOFFEL: STOE - full derek LIEBERT: lee - bert vivian FRIESON: fry - zun cydnee CEBALLOS: ce - BALL - ose Redhawk Media Information Media Credentials: Media credentials for writers, radio, television and photography may be requested by contacting Mollie Hanke in the Seattle University Athletics Communication Dept. Interviews: All interview requests are suggested to be made at least 24 hours in advance. Players will be available for interviews after practice. Interview requests must be approved by the women s basketball contact, asst. sports information director Mollie Hanke. Home phone or cell phone numbers of student-athletes will not be given out. Post-Game Interviews: Following a 10 minute cooling off period, head coach Joan Bonvicini and Seattle U players will be available in the media room across the hall from the North Court. Visiting team interviews will be done outside the respective team s locker room.

5 Seattle University Media Roster Jazmine Johnson Point Guard 5-7 Fr./HS Lakewood, Calif./ Lynwood Kaylee Best Point Guard 5-8 So./1V Seattle, Wash./ Lakeside School Jacinta Beckley Guard 6-0 Fr./HS Wellington, N.Z./ Paraparaumu College Masha Shtikel Guard 5-10 So./1V Shoreline,Wash./ Shorewood Crystal Allen Guard 5-8 Fr./HS Fort Worth, Texas/ Trimble Tech Makenna Clark Guard 5-6 Sr./3V Lake Tapps, Wash./ Auburn Riverside Claire Metoyer Guard 5-9 RFr./HS Desoto, Texas/ Canterbury Episcopal Delanie Parry Guard 5-5 So./TR Beaverton, Ore./ Portland State/ Westview Ashlyn Lewey Guard 6-0 Fr./HS Spokane, Wash./ Mead Renee Dillard-Brown Forward 6-1 Sr./3V Seattle, Wash./ Garfield Alexis Montgomery Point Guard 5-10 So./1V Beaverton, Ore./ Beaverton Cydnee Ceballos Forward 6-0 Jr./TR Phoenix, Ariz./ McCook CC/ Shadow Mtn. Taelor Ross Center 6-2 Jr./2V Vancouver, Wash./St. Mary s Academy Kristin Stoffel Guard 5-11 Jr./2V Mill Creek, Wash./Jackson Wilma Afunugo Forward/Center 6-0 So./1V Plano, Texas/ Plano

6 6 Redhawks When: Category H A N Overall Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday November December January February March Lead at Half Trail at Half Tied at Half Overtime vs. Top More FG than Opp Less FG than Opp FG are Tied Better FG Pct Worse FG Pct FG Pct. is Tied More FT than Opp Less FT than Opp FT are Tied More 3PT than Opp Less 3PT than Opp PT are Tied More Reb. than Opp Less Reb. than Opp Reb. are Tied Dec. by 3 pts. or less Dec. by 5 pts. or less Dec. by 10 pts. or less Dec. by 10 pts. or more Following a loss Score under 50 pts Score at least 50 pts Score at least 60 pts Score at least 70 pts Score 80+ pts Home Sweet Home: Seattle U women s basketball hosted a record-high 20 home games in The Redhawks completed 10 of 20 (including exhibitions) prior to the Christmas holiday and at the beginning of January, the Redhawks finished a stretch in which they played 11 of 12 on their home court (Nov. 29-Jan. 10). After playing seven of eight home games during the month of December and six of eight in January, the Redhawks played on their home floor just twice in February. Scouting Utah Valley (11-18, 5-9 WAC): In a battle for the No. 4 seed, Seattle U earned the home team designation in Wednesday s first round contest with a win over Grand Canyon and a Utah Valley loss to Bakersfield on Saturday, Mar. 7. Prior to their loss to CSUB, the Wolverines swept the previous weekend with a overtime win over UMKC (Feb. 26) and a win over Chicago State (Feb. 28), both in Orem. Mariah Seals was named WAC Freshman of the Year, scoring in double digits in 10 of 14 WAC games and ranking fifth in the league in three-point field-goal percentage and three-point field goals made. Rhaiah Spooner-Knight joined the Redhawks Taelor Ross on the All-Conference Second Team, leading UVU in scoring through the regular season (13.3 ppg). The teams split their pair of meetings this year, each picking up a win on their home court (SU won on Jan. 10, UVU won on Feb. 7). Record Breaking Performances: Renee Dillard-Brown recorded her first career double-double on Senior Day vs. Grand Canyon on Mar. 7 (10 points, 10 rebounds). Dillard-Brown s 10 rebounds set a new career high while Jazmine Johnson also scored a career high 10 points. Kaylee Best tied her career high with nine rebounds. Crystal Allen Named WAC Player of the Week: Freshman Crystal Allen was named Western Athletic Conference Women s Basketball Player of the Week (Jan. 5-11) for her career high 21 points and eight rebounds in the Redhawks WAC opening win vs. Utah Valley on Jan. 10. Allen became the first freshman in Seattle U women s basketball history to win WAC Player of the Week. Wilma Afunugo Named GoSeattleU.com Featured Student-Athlete of the Week (Jan ): Afunugo earned the honor after leading the team in scoring, averaging 13.0 ppg in a pair of wins vs. Chicago State and Kansas City. She also dished out a career high four assists on Jan. 24 vs. UMKC. Famous Relatives: Junior transfer Cydnee Ceballos is the daughter of long-time NBA player Cedric Ceballos, who played most notably for the LA Lakers and Phoenix Suns and finished his career with the Dallas Mavericks, Detroit Pistons, and Miami Heat. Junior Taelor Ross is the sister of Terrence Ross, who currently plays for the NBA s Toronto Raptors. Women in Leadership Game on Dec. 4: In the team s annual game at KeyArena on Thursday, Dec. 4, Seattle U women s basketball honored five female leaders from the Seattle community including former President and CEO of the WNBA s Seattle Storm Karen Bryant, Seattle Chief of Police Kathleen O Toole, Seattle University Vice President for Student Development Michele Murray, Director of Seattle s Community Police Commission Fé Lopez, and Trustee Emeritus of Seattle University Anne Farrell. Seattle U Picked to Contend For WAC Title Preseason Polls: In a vote of the Western Athletic Conference women s basketball media, the Redhawks were picked to finish second in the WAC in while in the league s Coaches Poll, SU was chosen to finish third. In the media poll, Seattle U also received one first place vote.

7 7 Game Information Tickets: Chairbacks $9 General Admission (Adult) $7 General Admission (Youth:17 & under/senior:65+) $5 Seattle U Students (with valid student ID) Free Entrance: Doors will open 60 minutes prior to tipoff at the main Connolly Center entrance on 14th Avenue. To purchase tickets, call (206) 398-GOSU or visit the Tickets link on com. Sophomore Wilma Afunugo, who led the league in field-goal percentage in as a freshman, was named Preseason Second Team All-Conference by the league s women s basketball media. College Sports Madness also named junior Taelor Ross to the Preseason Second Team All-Conference list. In With the New: Seattle U WBB welcomes six newcomers to the squad: Jazmine Johnson (Lakewood, Calif.), Jacinta Beckley (Wellington, N.Z.), Crystal Allen (Fort Worth, Texas), Delanie Parry (Beaverton, Ore.), Ashlyn Lewey (Spokane, Wash.), and Cydnee Ceballos (Phoenix, Ariz.). Parry will have to sit out the season due to NCAA transfer rules. Kristen O Neill Selected to WBCA Assistant Coaches Leadership Workshop: O Neill was one of only 40 coaches across the country chosen for an elite program sponsored by the Women s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA). The leadership workshop, taking place from Aug , Career Statistics (As of Mar. 9, 2015) 2014 in Parris Island, S.C. at the Marine Corps Recruiting Depot, provided coaches with innovative training and motivational techniques to aid in preparing their respective teams for the upcoming season and years ahead. Bonvicini Hires Vivian Frieson: Vivian Frieson joined the Seattle U women s basketball staff as an assistant coach in May Most recently, she served as video coordinator for Oregon women s basketball and prior to Oregon, she worked with the Gonzaga women s basketball program in several different capacities including as an interim assistant coach, administrative assistant, camp counselor, video coordinator, and organizer. A 2010 graduate of Gonzaga, she helped lead the Bulldogs to their inaugural Sweet Sixteen appearance the same year and was selected as the 31st pick in the 2010 WNBA Draft by the Tulsa Shock (first Zag in women s basketball history to be drafted by the WNBA). A Seattle native, she is also a graduate of Garfield High School. Overall 3-Pointers Player GP-GS FG-FGA FG% FG-FGA FG% FT-FTA FT% PTS PPG REB RPG AST BLK STL Afunugo Allen Beckley Best Ceballos Clark Dillard-Brown Johnson Lewey Metoyer Montgomery Ross Shtikel Stoffel

8 8 Eliot Mar Joins Staff: Eliot Mar, who previously served as a team manager for two seasons, was hired as the team s Coordinator of Operations after earning his bachelor s of science in General Science with concentrations in chemistry and biology from Seattle University in Season Recap: Seattle U (16-16, 9-7 WAC) advanced to their second straight Western Athletic Conference tournament title game in as many years in the league Kacie Sowell was named a Top 30 candidate for the Senior CLASS Award, one of the most prestigious awards for senior collegiate studentathletes Sowell was named to the College Sports Madness High-Major Preseason All-American Third Team Sowell was named to the 2014 Allstate WBCA Good Works Team Sowell was named a WBCA Honorable Mention All-American Sowell was named to the DI-AAA ADA Scholar-Athlete Team for the second straight year Sowell was named to the WBCA All- Region 7 Team, one of just 52 DI honorees nationwide Sowell surpassed 1000 career rebounds at the 19:52 mark of the second half on Senior Day vs. Chicago State, becoming just the fourth player in program history (first in DI era) to pass the mark Ashley Ward became the 13th player in program history to pass the 1000 career points mark with a layup at the 9:55 mark of the first half in the Delta Dental Thanksgiving Tournament Championship vs. Cornell on Nov. 30, 2013 Sylvia Shephard became the 14th player in program history to pass 1000 career points with the first of two made free throws at the 1:29 mark of the first half at Kansas City on Jan. 4, 2014 Shephard grabbed her 200th career steal on Nov. 24 vs. Portland and was the WAC s active leader in steals Shephard passed the 500 career rebound mark on Dec. 28, 2013 at UC Santa Barbara Seattle U s field-goal percentages at Chicago State on Jan. 2, 2014 (65.3%) and vs. UTPA on Jan. 11, 2014 (63.3%) were the highest field-goal percentages posted as a team since Seattle U reclassified back to Division I starting in the season Head coach Joan Bonvicini was one of six nominees for the Seattle Sports Commission s Female Sports Star of the Year at the 79th Annual MTR Western Seattle Sports Star of the Year Awards on Jan. 22, 2014 Kacie Sowell was named First Team All-Conference while Sylvia Shephard was named Second Team All-Conference and to the All-Defensive Team Sowell and Ashley Ward were named to the WAC All-Tournament team, marking Sowell s second straight honor The Redhawks won their second straight Delta Dental Thanksgiving Tournament title with wins over Coastal Carolina, 84-53, on Nov. 29 and Cornell, 52-49, on Nov. 30. Taelor Ross was named Tournament MVP while Sylvia Shephard and Alexis Montgomery were named to the All- Tournament team. At the annual Team Banquet at the Space Needle, Kristin Stoffel received the Academic Leader award while Makenna Clark was named Most Improved. Sylvia Shephard was honored for leading the team in assists and received the Team Defensive Award. Ashley Ward was honored for leading the team in free-throw percentage and each of the three seniors received a commemorative basketball for passing 1000 career points. Kacie Sowell received an award as the team s leading scorer and rebounder and, as voted upon by her teammates, was named Team MVP Kristin Stoffel was named GoSeattleU.com Featured Student-Athlete of the Week (Jan. 6-12, 2014) for scoring seven points, going 3-for-3 from the field, and grabbing an equal number of rebounds, also recording an assist and a steal vs. NMSU on Jan. 9 Makenna Clark was named GoSeattleU.com Featured Student-Athlete of the Week (Feb , 2014) for recording 24 points over the weekend, tying her career high with 14 points vs. UVU on Feb. 13 Ashley Ward was named GoSeattleU.com Featured Student-Athlete of the Week (Mar , 2014) after setting a new season high in scoring (20 points) in the WAC quarterfinal win over UMKC on Mar. 12. In three games, Ward recorded 52 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists, and three steals, going 18-for-35 (51.4%) from the field as well as 14-for-19 (73.7%) from the free-throw line Former assistant coach Shaquala Williams joined the WNBA s Seattle Storm as an assistant coach Bonvicini Coach of the Year History: Bonvicini has now been named Coach of the Year in every conference she has been a part of, named WCAA Coach of the Year and Big West Coach of the Year three times (1981, 1984, 1986) at Long Beach State, and PCAA Coach of the Year in At Arizona, she was named Pac-10 Coach of the Year in 1998 and was named Independent Coach of the Year in Regionally, she has been honored as Region VIII Coach of the Year four times (1981, 1984, 1986, 1998) and, nationally, was named NCAA Division I Coach of the Year in 1981.

9 9 Head Coach Joan Bonvicini ( ) Sixth Season/Southern Connecticut State 75 Joan Bonvicini, one of the most successful coaches in women s collegiate basketball history and former coach at the University of Arizona and Long Beach State, was named head coach of the Seattle University women s basketball team on Tuesday, Aug. 4, Bonvicini s fi rst Seattle U recruiting class - Kacie Sowell, Ashley Ward, and Sylvia Shephard - completed their Redhawk career in as SU s top three Division I career scoring leaders. Sowell was named First Team All-Conference while Sylvia Shephard was named Second Team All-WAC and to the WAC All-Defensive Team. Ward and Sowell were named to the WAC All-Tournament Team. Bonvicini led the Redhawks to a third place fi nish in the WAC, making it to the Championship game of the WAC Tournament for the second straight year. In Bonvicini led the Redhawks to a regular season conference title in their fi rst season with full Division I status and their fi rst season in the Western Athletic Conference. The veteran head coach fi nished her fourth season at Seattle University behind an all-time (.647) record and is 11th on the NCAA Division I wins list for active Division I women s college basketball coaches. She became the 18th coach in NCAA Division I women s basketball history to reach the 600-win mark in February The Redhawk head coach also boasts win seasons over her historic coaching career. She was named WAC Coach of the Year for and was named to the Naismith Women s College Coach of the Year Top 30. Bonvicini led the Redhawks to one the most successful seasons in program history during the season, notching their fi rst 20-win season as an NCAA Division I program, as well as leading them to their fi rst NCAA Division I postseason appearance in school history. Seattle U made it to the semifi nals of the Women s Basketball Invitational before falling to the University of Northern Iowa, Prior to joining Seattle U, she coached 13 All-Americans and two former US Olympic Team members. While at Arizona, 54 student-athletes earned Pacifi c-10 accolades and 21 earned conference academic honors. At Arizona, Bonvicini accumulated a (.563) record over 17 seasons. She led the Wildcats to nine postseason appearances, including seven NCAA Tournament berths and the WNIT Championship in She was head coach at Arizona from 1991 to Bonvicini is in fi ve halls of fame: the Southern Connecticut State Hall of Fame (1989), the Connecticut Women s Basketball Hall of Fame (1994), the Long Beach State Athletic Hall of Fame (1996), the Pima County Sports Hall of Fame (2005), and the New England Basketball Hall of Fame (2007). She started her head coaching career at Long Beach State in 1979, posting a record (.821) in her 12 seasons with the 49ers. Long Beach State won 24 games or more every season with Bonvicini at the helm. The 49ers earned ten conference championships and ten straight berths in the NCAA Tournament, including Final Four appearances in 1987 and With the 49ers, she was named the 1981 NCAA Division I Coach of the Year. Following the season she was named the Region VIII and PCAA Coach of the Year. In 1984, she was named WCAA Coach of the Year and has also been honored by the city of Long Beach as their 1989 Citizen of the Year. The East Coast native spent two seasons as an assistant at Long Beach State before being promoted to head coach at age 25. Prior to joining the 49ers, she began her coaching career as an assistant at Cal Poly - Pomona in Southern California. A guard during her playing days, Bonvicini helped Southern Connecticut State earn third-and fourth-place fi nishes in the AIAW Championships. In 1975, she was named Region I-A MVP and an honorable mention All-American. She was a fi nalist for the 1976 U.S. Olympic Basketball Team.

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11 11 Game-by-Game Starters Date Starting Lineup 11/14 at Long Beach State Afunugo-Ross-Best-Beckley-Montgomery 11/16 vs. Portland State Afunugo-Ross-Best-Clark-Montgomery 11/21 at Washington State Afunugo-Ross-Best-Clark-Montgomery 11/23 at Montana State Afunugo-Ross-Best-Clark-Montgomery 11/29 vs. Idaho Afunugo-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Montgomery 12/4 vs. Washington Afunugo-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Montgomery 12/6 vs. LMU Afunugo-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Montgomery 12/12 vs. San Diego Afunugo-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Montgomery 12/14 vs. USF Afunugo-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Montgomery 12/17 vs. Montana Afunugo-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Montgomery 12/21 vs. Idaho State Afunugo-Ross-Best-Johnson-Allen 12/29 at Oregon Afunugo-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Montgomery 12/31 vs. UC Santa Barbara Afunugo-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Montgomery 1/3 vs. CSU Northridge Afunugo-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Montgomery 1/4 vs. CSU Fullerton Afunugo-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Montgomery 1/10 vs. Utah Valley* Afunugo-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Allen 1/15 at UTPA* Afunugo-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Allen 1/17 at New Mexico State* Afunugo-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Allen 1/22 vs. Chicago State* Afunugo-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Allen 1/24 vs. Kansas City* Afunugo-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Allen 1/31 vs. Bakersfield* DillardBrown-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Allen 2/5 at Grand Canyon* DillardBrown-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Allen 2/7 at Utah Valley* DillardBrown-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Allen 2/12 vs. New Mexico State* DillardBrown-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Allen 2/14 vs. UTPA* DillardBrown-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Allen 2/19 at Kansas City* DillardBrown-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Allen 2/21 at Chicago State* DillardBrown-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Allen 2/28 at Bakersfield* DillardBrown-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Allen 3/7 vs. Grand Canyon* DillardBrown-Ross-Best-Metoyer-Clark 3/11 vs. Utah Valley SU superlatives Season Player Highs Points: 26 (Montgomery 12/6) Field Goals Made: 10 (Afunugo, Ross 12/4; Montgomery 12/6) 3-Pointers Made: 5 (Best 1/3) Free Throws Made: 11 (Allen 12/21) Rebounds: 15 (Afunugo 1/15) Assists: 13 (Johnson 1/22) Steals: 6 (Montgomery 12/21) Blocks: 6 (Ross 2/19) Season Team Highs Points: 75 (1/22) Field Goals Made: 32 (1/22) 3-Pointers Made: 8 (12/31, 1/10) Free Throws Made: 23 (2/12) Rebounds: 49 (11/14, 1/15) Assists: 26 (1/22) Steals: 15 (11/23, 12/21) Blocks: 6 (12/6, 2/19)

12 JAZMINE JOHNSON FR/HS PG 5-7 LAKEWOOD, CALIF./LYNWOOD 2 KAYLEE BEST SO/1V PG 5-8 SEATTLE, WASH./LAKESIDE SCHOOL Points: 10 (3/7/15 vs. Grand Canyon) 3-Pointers: N/A Free Throws: 4 (twice) Rebounds: 8 (12/17/14 vs. Montana) Assists: 13 (1/22/15 vs. Chicago State) Steals: 3 (twice) Blocks: 1 (11/14/14 at Long Beach State) Season Highs: Points: 10 (3/7 vs. Grand Canyon) 3-Pointers: N/A Free Throws: 4 (twice) Rebounds: 8 (12/17 vs. Montana) Assists: 13 (1/22 vs. Chicago State) Steals: 3 (twice) Blocks: 1 (11/14 at Long Beach State) Points: 23 (1/3/15 vs. CSU Northridge) 3-Pointers: 5 (1/3 vs. CSU Northridge) Free Throws: 5 (1/10/15 vs. Utah Valley) Rebounds: 9 (3 times) Assists: 7 (2/14/15 vs. UTPA) Steals: 6 (12/19/13 at LMU) Blocks: 1 (3 times) Season Highs Points: 23 (1/3 vs. CSU Northridge) 3-Pointers: 5 (1/3 vs. CSU Northridge) Free Throws: 5 (1/10 vs. Utah Valley) Rebounds: 9 (3 times) Assists: 7 (2/14 vs. UTPA) Steals: 5 (2 times) Blocks: 1 (3 times) Johnson Quick Hits: : -Made fi rst career start vs. Idaho State on Dec. 21 -Made fi rst career appearance at Long Beach State on Nov. 14 High School: -Team MVP ( ), co-mvp in 2012 and Selected to Principal s Honor Roll with 4.0 GPA in 2014 and boasted over a 3.4 the previous two years -Led team in steals all four years -Selected to San Gabriel Valley All-League all four years -Helped lead team to a CIF Southern Section Division II championship (2012), CIF Regional and State Division II championship (2013), and a CIF San Gabriel Valley and state quarterfi nals Division I championship (2014) -Also competed in track and fi eld and was a semifi - nalist in 100m and 200m events at 2013 CIF Southern Sectionals Best Quick Hits: : -Made fi rst career start in season opener vs. Pepperdine -College Sports Madness Preseason WAC Freshman of the Year High School: -Four-year letterwinner in basketball, volleyball, and lacrosse -Playoff and state tournament appearances for basketball in 2010 and State tournament (lacrosse) appearances in 2010 and 2011 and (volleyball) in All-State lacrosse, All-Conference lacrosse, First Team All-Metro volleyball, First Team All-Metro basketball -Top fi ve Girls Athlete of the Year named by Seattle Times -Averaged 12.4 ppg for the Lions during her junior season -Scored 21 points in second half alone to lead team to victory over Nathan Hale in December 2011

13 JACINTA BECKLEY FR/HS G 6-0 WELLINGTON, N.Z./PARAPARAUMU COLLEGE 4 MASHA SHTIKEL SO/1V G 5-10 SHORELINE, WASH./SHOREWOOD Points: 4 (1/22/15 vs. Chicago State) 3-Pointers: Free Throws: Rebounds: 2 (11/23/14 at Montana State) Assists: 1 (11/29/14 vs. Idaho) Steals: 2 (11/21/14 at Washington State) Blocks: Season Highs Points: 4 (1/22 vs. Chicago State) 3-Pointers: Free Throws: Rebounds: 2 (11/23 at Montana State) Assists: 1 (11/29 vs. Idaho) Steals: 2 (11/21 at Washington State) Blocks: Points: 9 (twice) 3-Pointers: 3 (twice) Free Throws:2 (12/31/14 vs. UC Santa Barbara) Rebounds: 4 (1/10/15 vs. Utah Valley) Assists: 1 (6 times) Steals: 1 (4 times) Blocks: N/A Season Highs Points: 9 (2/19 at Kansas City) 3-Pointers: 3 (2/19 at Kansas City) Free Throws: 2 (12/31 vs. UC Santa Barbara) Rebounds: 4 (1/10 vs. Utah Valley) Assists: 1 (6 times) Steals: 1 (4 times) Blocks: N/A Beckley Quick Hits: : -Made fi rst career start at Long Beach State (11/14) High School: -Named Team MVP (2009, 2010, 2013), Most Outstanding ( ), and Sportswoman of the Year ( ) -Outside of basketball, also competed in netball and volleyball where was named MVP in 2009 and 2013, respectively (competed on regional tournament teams) -Competed with the New Zealand U18 Koru Team, U18 National Women s Team (2012), and U20 National Women s Team (2013) as well as U23 and U19 National Tournament teams -Played for regional and national representative teams for U15, U17, U19, U21, and U23 ( ) Shtikel Quick Hits: : -Made fi rst career appearance at Washington on Nov. 19 High School: -Four-year varsity starter for the Thunderbirds -Second-team All-State ( ) -Second-team Wesco ( , ) -Athlete of the Year ( ) -MVP and Most Inspirational ( ) -Best Defender ( ) and Team Captain ( ) -As a senior, averaged 20 ppg, 8 rpg, 3 apg, 2 spg -Single game high included 34 points, 12 rebounds, four assists, and three steals -Scored 1,277 points over high school career -Also a four-year letterwinner in swimming -National Honor Society and Link Crew member

14 CRYSTAL ALLEN FR/HS G 5-8 FORT WORTH, TEXAS/TRIMBLE TECH 10 MAKENNA CLARK SR/3V G 5-6 LAKE TAPPS, WASH./AUBURN RIVERSIDE Points: 21 (1/10/15 vs. Utah Valley) 3-Pointers: 4 (twice) Free Throws: 11 (12/21/ 14 vs. Idaho State) Rebounds: 8 (1/10/15 vs. Utah Valley) Assists: 5 (twice) Steals: 3 (12/21/14 vs. Idaho State) Blocks: 1 (twice) Season Highs Points: 21 (1/10 vs. Utah Valley) 3-Pointers: 4 (twice) Free Throws: 11 (12/21 vs. Idaho State) Rebounds: 8 (1/10 vs. Utah Valley) Assists: 5 (twice) Steals: 3 (12/21 vs. Idaho State) Blocks: 1 (twice) Points: 14 (3 times) 3-Pointers: 4 (2/8/14 at New Mexico State) Free Throws: 8 (3/14/14 vs. Bakersfi eld) Rebounds: 6 (twice) Assists: 4 (2 times) Steals: 4 (twice) Blocks: 1 (12/21/14 vs. Idaho State) Season Highs Points: 14 (11/14 at Long Beach State) 3-Pointers: 3 (11/14 at Long Beach State) Free Throws: 4 (twice) Rebounds: 6 (twice) Assists: 4 (2 times) Steals: 4 (twice) Blocks: 1 (12/21 vs. Idaho State) Allen Quick Hits: : -WAC Player of the Week (Jan. 5-11) -Named to WAC All-Newcomer Team -College Sports Madness WAC Player of the Week (Jan. 5-11) -Made fi rst career start vs. Idaho State on Dec. 21 -Made fi rst career appearance at Long Beach State on Nov. 14 High School: -Four-year varsity starter and letterwinner, senior captain, Student-Athlete of the Year ( ) -Led team to playoff appearances all four years, advancing to regional championship during her senior season -First Team All-DIstrict all four years -Set a school record with 657 points during her freshman season ( ) and scored 45 points in a single game in Also competed in volleyball, named First Team All- DIstrict Clark Quick Hits: : -Team co-captain : -GoSeattleU.com Featured Student-Athlete of the Week (Feb ) -Earned WAC All-Academic honors : -Earned WAC All-Academic honors : -Made 10 appearances -Made fi rst collegiate appearance versus San Francisco on Nov. 25 High School: -Three-year varsity letterwinner -Team reached playoffs from Helped guide squad to state championship title in 2009 and fourth-place finish in 2008

15 CLAIRE METOYER RFR/HS G 5-9 DESOTO, TEXAS/CANTERBURY EPISCOPAL 20 DELANIE PARRY SO/TR G 5-5 BEAVERTON, ORE./PORTLAND STATE/WESTVIEW Points: 13 (11/23/14 at Montana State) 3-Pointers: 3 (twice) Free Throws: 2 (4 times) Rebounds: 6 (twice) Assists: 7 (2/21/15 at Chicago State) Steals: 3 (2/12/15 vs. NMSU) Blocks: 1 (5 times) Season Highs Points: 13 (11/23 at Montana State) 3-Pointers: 3 (twice) Free Throws: 2 (4 times) Rebounds: 6 (twice) Assists: 7 (2/21 at Chicago State) Steals: 3 (2/12 vs. NMSU) Blocks: 1 (5 times) Points: 3-Pointers: Free Throws: Rebounds: Assists: Steals: Blocks: Season Highs Points: 3-Pointers: Free Throws: Rebounds: Assists: Steals: Blocks: Metoyer Quick Hits: : -Made fi rst career start vs. Idaho on Nov : -Made fi rst career appearance on Dec. 4 vs. Oregon in annual KeyArena game High School: -Four-year varsity starter for basketball and volleyball -Three-year varsity starter for softball -Helped lead Cougars to Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools State Final Four (sophomore year) -National Honor Society member -Model United Nations Delegate -Student Government and Yearbook Staff -Texas Association Basketball Coaches All-State (junior) -Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools All- State First Team (freshman, sophomore, junior) -All-District MVP (freshman, sophomore, junior) -Freshman of the Year -Co-captain (freshman, sophomore, junior) -CES Student-Athlete of the Year (2011) Parry Quick Hits: : -Will sit out season due to NCAA transfer rules Portland State: -Appeared in all 29 games and made 11 starts for the Vikings in Shot.360 (54-for-150 from the fl oor) and.680 (17- for-25) from the free-throw line High School -Four-year varsity letterwinner and three-year starter, helping lead Wildcats to a state championship and undefeated season her freshman year -Named Defensive Player of the Year as a junior and Offensive Player of the Year as a senior -Broke school three-point record as a junior, scoring a career-high 38 points in Feb Two-time First Team All-League honoree

16 ASHLYN LEWEY FR/HS G 6-0 SPOKANE, WASH./MEAD 23 RENEE DILLARD-BROWN SR/3V F 6-1 SEATTLE, WASH./GARFIELD Points: 3 (11/29/14 vs. Idaho) 3-Pointers: 1 (11/29/14 vs. Idaho) Free Throws: Rebounds: 2 (2 times) Assists: Steals: 3 (11/23/14 at Montana State) Blocks: 1 (2/7/15 at Utah Valley) Season Highs Points: 3 (11/29 vs. Idaho) 3-Pointers: 1 (11/29 vs. Idaho) Free Throws: Rebounds: 2 (2 times) Assists: Steals: 3 (11/23 at Montana State) Blocks: 1 (2/7 at Utah Valley) Points: 19 (2/12/15 vs. NMSU) 3-Pointers: N/A Free Throws: 9 (2/12/15 vs. NMSU) Rebounds: 10 (3/7/15 vs. Grand Canyon) Assists: 4 (2/14/15 vs. UTPA) Steals: 3 (twice) Blocks: 1 (4 times) Season Highs Points: 19 (2/12 vs. NMSU) 3-Pointers: N/A Free Throws: 9 (2/12 vs. NMSU) Rebounds: 10 (3/7 vs. Grand Canyon) Assists: 4 (2/14 vs. UTPA) Steals: 3 (2/28 at Bakersfi eld) Blocks: 1 (2 times) Lewey Quick Hits: High School: -Three-year varsity letterwinner -Helped lead Panthers to a district, regional, and state championship -GSL All-State WIAA 4A Honorable Mention (2013) -Team MVP (2010) and Most Improved (2013) -Also played soccer -Spanish Club member and Honor Roll Dillard-Brown Quick Hits: : -Team co-captain -Recorded fi rst career double-double (10pts, 10 rbs) on Senior Day vs. GCU (Mar. 7) : -Saw fi rst minutes of the season vs. Pacifi c (Nov. 9) : -Came off the bench in 22 contests -Recorded 1.5 ppg and 1.2 rpg -Made fi rst career appearance vs. UCSB on Nov. 11 -Scored fi rst collegiate points on Nov. 13 versus UC Davis High School: -Four year varsity starter, helping lead team to KingCo playoffs all four years, winning the league in All-KingCo Honorable Mention all four years -All-conference second team in Most Dedicated Student Award in , Student-Athlete of the Year -Scored 25 points and grabbed 17 rebounds in best career game -Member of Urban League Scholars

17 ALEXIS MONTGOMERY SO/1V G 5-10 BEAVERTON, ORE./BEAVERTON 25 CYDNEE CEBALLOS JR/TR F 6-0 PHOENIX, ARIZ./MCCOOK CC Points: 26 (12/6/14 vs. LMU) 3-Pointers: 4 (2/1/14 vs. Idaho) Free Throws: 5 (twice) Rebounds: 13 (12/6/14 vs. LMU) Assists: 12 (11/14/14 at Long Beach State) Steals: 6 (12/21/14 vs. Idaho State) Blocks: 2 (twice) Season Highs Points: 26 (12/6 vs. LMU) 3-Pointers: 2 (4 times) Free Throws: 5 (12/6 vs. LMU) Rebounds: 13 (12/6 vs. LMU) Assists: 8 (11/14 at Long Beach State) Steals: 6 (12/21 vs. Idaho State) Blocks: 2 (12/6 vs. LMU) Points: 8 (2/7/15 at Utah Valley) 3-Pointers: Free Throws: 4 (11/23/14 at Montana State) Rebounds: 5 (2 times) Assists: 1 (twice) Steals: 1 (3 times) Blocks: 1 (11/23/14 at Montana State) Season Highs Points: 8 (2/7 at Utah Valley) 3-Pointers: Free Throws: 4 (11/23 at Montana State) Rebounds: 5 (2 times) Assists: 1 (twice) Steals: 1 (3 times) Blocks: 1 (11/23 at Montana State) Montgomery Quick Hits: : -Named to Delta Dental Thanksgiving Tournament All- Tournament Team -Made fi rst career appearance in season opener vs. Pepperdine on Nov. 8 -Made fi rst career start on Nov. 22 at Portland State High School: -Four-year varsity letterwinner -Made playoff appearance in All-League Honorable Mention (2009) -Second Team All-League (2010) -First Team All-Metro (2011) Most Improved -Scored single game high 37 points -Also competed in track and fi eld Ceballos Quick Hits: : -Made fi rst career appearance vs. Portland State on Nov. 16 McCook Community College: -Attended McCook CC in McCook, Neb., named to All- Region team in High School: graduate of Shadow Mountain High School in Phoenix, Ariz. -Three-year varsity letterwinner and two-year starter -Team advanced to championship game ( ) -All-Region Team ( ) -Most Improved player ( ) -Team MVP ( )

18 TAELOR ROSS JR/2V C 6-2 VANCOUVER, WASH./ST.MARY S ACADEMY 32 KRISTIN STOFFEL JR/2V G 5-11 MILL CREEK, WASH./JACKSON Points: 22 (1/16/14 at Bakersfi eld) 3-Pointers: N/A Free Throws:6 (12/29/14 at Oregon) Rebounds: 14 (2/5/15 at Grand Canyon) Assists: 4 (1/10/15 vs. Utah Valley) Steals: 4 (12/21/14 vs. Idaho State) Blocks: 6 (2/19/15 at Kansas City) Season Highs Points: 21 (12/4 vs. Washington) 3-Pointers: N/A Free Throws: 6 (12/29 at Oregon) Rebounds: 14 (2/5 at Grand Canyon) Assists: 4 (1/10 vs. Utah Valley) Steals: 4 (12/21 vs. Idaho State) Blocks: 6 (2/19 at Kansas City) Points: 10 (11/12/13 vs. Washington State) 3-Pointers: 1 (12/14/13 vs. Montana State) Free Throws: 4 (twice) Rebounds: 7 (twice) Assists: 1 (20 times) Steals: 4 (12/6/14 vs. LMU) Blocks: 2 (11/24/13 at Portland) Season Highs Points: 8 (12/12 vs. San Diego) 3-Pointers: N/A Free Throws: 2 (3 times) Rebounds: 5 (2 times) Assists: 1 (5 times) Steals: 4 (12/6 vs. LMU) Blocks: N/A Ross Quick Hits: : -Recorded third career double-double at UMKC on Feb. 19 -Recorded a double-double at GCU on Feb. 5 -College Sports Madness Preseason Second Team All- WAC -Recorded fi rst career double-double at UTPA on Jan. 15 -Second Team All-WAC : -Named MVP of Delta Dental Thanksgiving Tournament : -Hit fi rst career free-throw at BYU on Dec. 20 -Earned fi rst career blocked shot on Dec. 1 vs. UC Irvine -Made fi rst career appearance vs. Pacifi c on Nov. 9 High School: -Two-year varsity starter -Team participated in 2011 and 2012 Mountain Hood Conference Playoffs Stoffel Quick Hits: : -Made fi rst appearance of the season on Dec : -GoSeattleU.com Featured Student-Athlete of the Week (Jan. 6-12) -Hit fi rst collegiate three-pointer on Dec. 14 vs. MSU -First double digit scoring game vs. WSU on Nov. 12 -Made fi rst career start in season opener on Nov : -Scored fi rst career fi eld goal on Jan. 17 vs. UT Arlington -Recorded fi rst career assist in WAC season opener at Idaho on Dec. 29 -Made fi rst career regular season appearance, scoring one point and bringing down two rebounds vs. Pacifi c on Nov. 9 High School: -Wesco South 4A Player of the Year (senior) and Wesco South 4A First-Team (senior) and 2012 Team Captain -Scored 1,256 total career points, starting 97 of 98 games -Held the school record for single game rebounds (18) and single game blocks (8) -Also played varsity volleyball her (Fr./So.) -National Honor Society and Journalism Club member

19 WILMA AFUNUGO SO/1V F/C 6-0 PLANO, TEXAS/PLANO Points: 24 (12/4/14 vs. Washington) 3-Pointers: N/A Free Throws: 7 (11/29/14 vs. Idaho) Rebounds:15 (1/15/15 at UTPA) Assists: 4 (1/24/15 vs. UMKC) Steals: 3 (12/4/14 vs. Washington) Blocks: 3 (12/6/14 vs. LMU) Season Highs Points: 24 (12/4 vs. Washington) 3-Pointers: N/A Free Throws: 9 (12/12 vs. San Diego) Rebounds: 15 (1/15 at UTPA) Assists:4 (1/24 vs. UMKC) Steals: 3 (12/4 vs. Washington) Blocks: 3 (12/6 vs. LMU) Afunugo Quick Hits: : -Voted Preseason Second Team All-WAC by league s women s basketball media -GoSeattleU.com Featured Student-Athlete of the Week (Jan ) : -Made fi rst career start vs. Cornell on Nov. 30 -Made fi rst career appearance vs. Washington State on Nov. 12 High School: -Three-year varsity letterwinner -Leading scorer and rebounder in In , was the Wildcats leading scorer with 22 points in a single game Academic All-District, All-Region, Plano All- Tournament Team, Sherman Holiday All-Tournament Team, and First-Team All-District -Participated in mixed martial arts all four years, receiving a black belt Redhawk Honors National Accolades College Sports Madness Preseason All-WAC Team Second Team: Taelor Ross Conference Accolades Preseason Media All-WAC Team Second Team: Wilma Afunugo Preseason WAC Media Poll 1. Bakersfield (10) Seattle U (1) - 67 T3. UTPA (1)- 60 T3. New Mexico State Grand Canyon Kansas City Utah Valley Chicago State - 12 Preseason WAC Coaches Poll 1. Bakersfield (6) UTPA (1) Seattle U Utah Valley (1) New Mexico State Grand Canyon Kansas City Chicago State - 7 WAC Players of the Week Jan Crystal Allen Active Division I Women s Basketball Coaches Career Wins List (as of 3/9/15) Ranking, Name, School Career Record 1. Sylvia Hatchell (North Carolina) T2. C. Vivian Stringer (Rutgers) T2. Tara VanDerveer (Stanford) Geno Auriemma (UConn) Andy Landers (Georgia) Robin Selvig (Montana) Jim Foster (Chattanooga) Muffet McGraw (Notre Dame) Joey Foley (UALR) Gary Blair (Texas A&M) Joan Bonvicini (Seattle U)

20 20 Game #1 Long Beach State Nov. 14, 2014 Long Beach,Calif. Game #2 Portland State Nov. 16, 2014 Seattle, Wash. Game #3 Washington State Nov. 21, 2014 Pullman, Wash. Game #4 Montana State Nov. 23, 2014 Bozeman, Mont.

21 21 Game #5 Idaho Nov. 29, 2014 Seattle, Wash. Game #6 Washington Dec. 4, 2014 Seattle, Wash. Game #7 LMU Dec. 6, 2014 Seattle, Wash. Game #8 San Diego Dec. 12, 2014 Seattle, Wash.

22 22 Game #9 San Francisco Dec. 14, 2014 Seattle, Wash. Game #10 Montana Dec. 17, 2014 Seattle, Wash. Game #11 Idaho State Dec. 21, 2014 Seattle, Wash. Game #12 Oregon Dec. 29, 2014 Eugene, Ore.

23 23 Game #13 UC Santa Barbara Dec. 31, 2014 Seattle, Wash. Game #14 CSU Northridge Jan. 3, 2015 Seattle, Wash. Game #15 CSU Fullerton Jan. 4, 2015 Seattle, Wash. Game #16 Utah Valley Jan. 10, 2015 Seattle, Wash.

24 24 Game #17 at UTPA Jan. 15, 2015 Edinburg, Texas Game #18 at NM State Jan. 17, 2015 Las Cruces, N.M. Game #19 Chicago State Jan. 22, 2015 Seattle, Wash. Game #20 Kansas City Jan. 24, 2015 Seattle, Wash.

25 25 Game #21 Bakersfield Jan. 31, 2015 Seattle, Wash. Game #22 Grand Canyon Feb. 5, 2015 Phoenix, Ariz. Game #23 Utah Valley Feb. 7, 2015 Orem, Utah Game #24 NM State Feb. 12, 2015 Seattle, Wash.

26 26 Game #25 UTPA Feb. 14, 2015 Seattle, Wash. Game #26 Kansas City Feb. 19, 2015 Kansas City, Mo. Game #27 Chicago State Feb. 21, 2015 Chicago, Ill. Game #28 Bakersfield Feb. 28, 2015 Bakersfield, Calif.

27 27 Game #29 Grand Canyon Mar. 7, 2015 Seattle, Wash. Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Grand Canyon vs Seattle University 03/07/15 4:03 pm at Connolly Center - Seattle, Wash. Grand Canyon , 7-7 WAC Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 12 Hedrington, Cheyenne f 00 Hayes, Courtney g Touchard, August g Rarrick, Casey g Reed, Astrea g Gajewski, Jessica Craig, Madison Edwards, Devyn Connor, Mikaehla Morris, Tori Massaquoi, Zelor Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 4,1 Seattle University , 6-8 WAC Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 23 Dillard-Brown, Renee f 31 Ross, Taelor c Best, Kaylee g Clark, Makenna g Metoyer, Claire g Johnson, Jazmine Shtikel, Masha Allen, Crystal Lewey, Ashlyn Ceballos, Cydnee Stoffel, Kristin Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Officials: Julie Krommenhoek, Kent Johnson, Teresa Turner Technical fouls: Grand Canyon-None. Seattle University-None. Attendance: 357 Score by periods 1st 2nd Total Grand Canyon Seattle University Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 6,2