Advance Auto Parts Big South Championships Semifinal--March 11, :30 p.m. Final-- March 12, 2005, 2 p.m. at Vines Center/ Lynchburg, Va.

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1 UNC ASHEVILLE GAME NOTES Advance Auto Parts Big South Championships Semifinal--March 11, :30 p.m. Final-- March 12, 2005, 2 p.m. at Vines Center/ Lynchburg, Va. UNC ASHEVILLE PROBABLE STARTERS: Pos. No. Name Ht. Yr. Hometown PPG RPG APG Comments F 10 Amanda Elder 6-0 So. Burlington, N.C Scored career-high 18 pts, 7 rebs against BSC... had 13 pts, 7rebs at CSU...averaged 11 pts, 6.5 rebs vs. HPU...team leader w/29 blocks. G 12 Lindsey Roche 5-7 Sr. Riva, Md Recorded season-high with 12 points vs. BSC... 3rd in the Big South in 3-pt. FG pct at 36.8% (28-76) from the arc vs. High Point this season. G 14 Velinda Vuncannon 5-5 Sr. High Point, N.C Team leader in assists with 72...scored seasonhigh 12 pts vs. RU (1/26)...averaging just one point and one assist per game since injuy 2/23. G 22 Kristal Hood 5-6 Jr. Frederick, Md nd Team all-bsc...set single-season steals record (74)...set career-highs w/31 pts v. Wof ford, 11rebs vs.dsu...has scoring gms. F 34 Andrea Clapp 5-11 Sr. Maryville, Tenn Tied career-high 16 points vs. WCU...has had double figure in 8 of last 11 gms... had 10 points and 7 rebs vs RU pts, 6 rebs vs HPU. UNC ASHEVILLE OFF THE BENCH: Pos. No. Name Ht. Yr. Hometown PPG RPG APG Comments G 13 Ashton Barton 5-8 Fr. Rosman, N.C BSC FOTW 2/21 career high 17 pts/8 rb vs. HPU. G 20 Brittany Hendley 5-6 So. High Point, N.C Averaging 6.4 pts, 2.8 rebs, 3.0 asst in last 5 gms G 21 Alli Opfer 5-9 So. Herndon, Va pts vs. Montreat, 1-for-3 for 3 pts vs. RU F 33 Leslie Young 5-10 So. Clyde, N.C DNP vs. RU. Only played 4 mins vs. HPU this year G 42 Katie Baldwin 5-8 So. Leesburg, Va pts, 2 rebs vs. RU...avgs 5.0 ppg vs HPU C 44 Laura Kirby 6-3 Sr. High Point, N.C Only played six mins with 2 rebs vs. HPU this yr. C 50 Stacy Shepard 6-2 Fr. Altavista, Va time BSC FOTW...All-Freshman team...12 pts vs RU pts/7.6 rebs in last five games. Last Game: UNC Asheville 47, Radford 32 Mar. 8, 2005 Attn. 572 Up Next: Mar. 12, Big South Tournament Vines Center/ Lynchburg, Va. Series vs. High Point High Point leads series 15-6 Last meeting: HPU 61, UNCA /19/05 Series vs. Liberty Liberty leads series 29-6 Last meeting: LU 74, UNCA /12/05 Series vs. Birmingham-Southern Birmingham-Southern leads series 6-4 Last meeting: BSC 58, UNCA /5/05 A Look at UNC Asheville Location: Asheville, N.C. Enrollment: 3,500 Founded: 1927 Conference: Big South Nickname: Bulldogs Colors: Royal Blue and White Arena (Capacity): Justice Center (1,100) Chancellor: Dr. James Mullen Athletic Director: Janet Cone Head Coach: Betsy Blose Record at UNCA: 39-45/third year Overall Record: /10th year Website: The Game: Third seeded UNC Asheville, winners of four of its last five games, advance to the Advance Auto Parts Big South Championship semifinals for only the third time in its history. The Bulldogs are 1-1 all-time in conference semifinals losing in 1987 to Radford, 89-68, before winning in 1998, 66-61, over Radford here in Lynchburg. The Bulldogs face the number two seed, High Point, who has won nine-straight games. The Panthers are also 1-1 in semifinal action. Last Time Out: Stacy Shepard scored 12 points and Andrea Clapp added 10 points as UNC Asheville defeated Radford, in the quarterfinals of the 2005 Advance Auto Parts Big South Conference Tournament Tuesday night. The victory ended a seven-game tournament losing streak for the Bulldogs. UNCA held Radford to a tournament-record low of 32 points. The Lady Highlanders shot just 19 percent (12-of-63) from the field. The 79 points scored by the two teams was a tournament record for lowest combined points. Shepard was 5-of-8 from the field and 2-of-2 from the free throw line. She had five rebounds and blocked three shots. Clapp collected seven rebounds for the Bulldogs. Series History: High Point owns a 15-6 advantage in the all-time series sweeping the Bulldogs this season. The two teams split last year s meetings with each team winning on its home floor. Scouting High Point: The Panthers are led by two 1st team All-Big South performers in Katie O Dell and Charlena Martin. O Dell averages 15 points and 8.1 rebounds per game while Martin chips in 12.7 points and 3.1 assists per contest. However, the play of Candyce Sellers is the reason HPU has run off nine straight games. Sellers averages just 8.4 points per game but 10.4 points in Big South play. She scored 20 points against the Bulldogs when the two teams met in Asheville on Feb. 19. In the first two meetings, three point shooting and turnovers told the tale. The Panthers forced 23.5 UNCA turnovers and held the Bulldogs to 3-of-19 (15.8%) from the arc. Meanwhile, the Panthers shot (37.8%) from the arc and turned the ball over 13 times a game. Tournament History: UNC Asheville is 5-17 all-time in the Big South Tournament. The Bulldogs only finals appearance came in 1998 when UNCA fell to Liberty

2 Betsy Blose 39-45/3rd year Coaches Record Conference RPI Points FG Percentage FT-FTA FT Percentage 3pt FGM-A 3pt Percentage Rebounds Assists Blocks Steals Schedule and Results Date Opponent Result Nov. 19 Lehigh L Nov. 20 Texas-Pan American L Nov. 26 at Furman L Nov. 28 American L Dec. 1 Montreat W Dec. 4 Western Carolina^ W Dec. 11 Wofford W OT Dec. 16 North Carolina A&T W Dec. 22 Delaware State L Dec. 23 Morehead State W Dec. 30 Gardner-Webb W Jan. 3 at Tennessee State W Jan 15 at Birmingham-Southern* W Jan. 18 at Winthrop* W Jan. 22 Liberty* L Jan. 26 Radford* W Jan. 29 at High Point* L OT Feb. 2 Longwood W Feb. 5 Coastal Carolina* W Feb. 9 Charleston Southern* W Feb. 12 at Liberty* L Feb. 15 at Radford* L OT Feb. 19 High Point* L Feb. 23 Winthrop* W Feb. 26 at Coastal Carolina* W Feb. 28 at Charleston Southern* W Mar. 5 Birmingham-Southern* L Mar. 8 Radford W Mar. 11 vs. High Point 8:30 p.m. Home games are in bold type All times eastern unless otherwise noted * Big South Conference game ^ Game will be play at Asheville Civic Center Tooey Loy 45-41/5th year UNC Asheville Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown 10 Amanda Elder F So. 6-0 Burlington, N.C. 12 Lindsey Roche G Sr. 5-7 Riva, Md. 13 Ashton Barton G Fr. 5-8 Rosman, N.C. 14 Velinda Vuncannon G Sr. 5-5 High Point, N.C. 20 Brittany Hendley G So. 5-6 High Point, N.C. 21 Alli Opfer G So. 5-9 Herndon, Va. 22 Kristal Hood G Jr. 5-6 Frederick, Md. 33 Leslie Young F So Clyde, N.C. 34 Andrea Clapp F Sr Maryville, Tenn. 35 Amy Mulnix C Fr. 6-1 Lewisville, N.C. 42 Katie Baldwin G So. 5-8 Leesburg, Va. 44 Laura Kirby C Sr. 6-3 High Point, N.C. 50 Stacy Shepard C Fr. 6-2 Altavista, Va. Head Coach: Betsy Blose (James Madison, 1984) Assistant Coaches: Faisal Khan (UMBC, 1999), Adell Harris (Wake Forest, 2002), Makia Staves (Shepherd College, 2002) Bulldogs in the Tournament: 3/3/87: UNCA 69, Winthrop 56 3/5/87: Radford 89, UNCA 68 2/27/88: Winthrop 77, UNCA 62 2/23/89: Campbell 64, UNCA 45 3/8/90: Winthrop 75, UNCA 60 3/7/91: Coastal 76, UNCA 70 3/12/92: Winthrop 66, UNCA 59 3/10/93: Coastal 72, UNCA 49 3/9/94: UNCA 74, CSU 57 3/10/94: UNCG 77, UNCA 74 3/9/95: Radford 85, UNCA 74 3/7/96: Radford 98, UNCA 65 2/27/97: Winthrop 70, UNCA 60 2/26/98: UNCA 60, Coastal 59 2/27/98: UNCA 81, Radford 74 2/28/98: Liberty 65, UNCA 53 2/25/99: Radford 66, UNCA 61 3/2/00: Elon 58, UNCA 39 2/28/01: Liberty 57, UNCA 49 2/27/02: Liberty 76, UNCA 52 3/4/03: Liberty 70, UNCA 39 3/9/04: BSC 56, UNCA 49 3/8/05: UNCA 47, Radford 32 Getting Defensive: The Bulldogs held Radford to a Big South Tournament low of 32 points in their quarterfinal victory. The 32 points were the lowest scored by a team besting the 33 points Coastal scored in the 2002 final against Liberty. The combined total of 79 points was the lowest point production but two teams since that same 2002 final went Liberty and Coastal combined for 90 points. The game marked the second time this season UNCA has held an opponent under 40 points (Winthrop 33, 1/18) and was the eighth time the Bulldogs held an opponent to 50 points or less. UNCA s 47 points was also the lowest total by a winning team in a tournament game. Liberty defeated Elon in the 2001 title game Hood, Shepard, and Elder Garner Big South Honors: The Bulldogs earned three Big South honors this season as Kristal Hood earned Big South 2nd-Team All-Conference honors for the second straight year. Stacy Shepard was named to the All-Freshman team and Amanda Elder was named to the All-Academic team. SoCon Champs: Western Carolina won the Southern Conference championship last weekend. UNC Asheville defeated WCU back on Dec. 4, and posted a 2-1 mark against the Southern Conference. The Good Thief: Kristal Hood is second in the Big South and is 44th in the nation in steals averaging 2.7 thefts per game. Hood broke the UNCA single-season steals record in the season finale against BSC. The old record of 71 was held by Vicki Giffin during the season. That s Four: Freshman Stacy Shepard won the Big South Freshman of the Week three of the first four weeks and shared her fourth Freshman of the Week honor this week along with Radford s Kelli Darden. Shepard scored 17 points at Coastal Carolina on Saturday and pulled down a career best 13 rebounds at CSU on Monday. Barton Named FOTW: Ashton Barton was as the Big South New Balance Freshman of the Week on Feb. 21. Barton recorded career-highs in points and rebounds with a 17-pt, 8-reb. performance against HPU. For the week, she averaged 10.0 points and 6.5 rebounds per contest, while shooting.500 from beyond the arc.

3 Kristal Clear: Kristal Hood put backto-back 20+ scoring games together for the first time this season against Liberty and Radford. Hood now has six 20+ point games this season. Iron Dog: Kristal Hood is the only Bulldog to have started every game this season. She is on a streak of 53 consecutive starts which began on Nov. 30, Hood leads the Bulldogs in minutes averaging 28.9 minutes per game. Elder Loves BSC: Sophomore Amanda Elder seems to really enjoy playing against Birmingham-Southern. In the two games this season, she set her career high in scoring with 16 points in the first meeting and 18 points in the second meeting. On Saturday she was 7-11 from the floor, 3-3 from the line with seven points and four assists against the Panthers. From Bad to Good: UNC Asheville seniors Laura Kirby and Lindsey Roche are the only two Bulldogs who have been with the program for four years. Their freshmen season saw the Bulldogs post a 1-27 mark under former coach Kathleen Weber. UNCA went 3-25 their sophomore year, 19-9 as juniors, and now as seniors have posted a mark. Turning It Around: After having just one winning season in 18 years, the Bulldogs assured themselves back-to-back winning seasons for the first time since moving to Division I in 1986 with the win over Winthrop on Feb. 23. The last two seasons have the seen the Bulldogs post a record. Three for All: The Bulldogs hit a seasonhigh nine three-pointers against Charleston Southern on Feb. 9, and then hit eight more against Liberty on Feb. 23. Against CSU and Liberty, the Bulldogs were 17-of- 32 (53.1%) from beyond the arc. Too Many Three s: In the last three games, the Bulldogs are (29.0 percent) from the arc and (66.1 percent) from the free throw line. That is an average of 20.6 three s and FT s attempted in each game. For the season, the Bulldogs average 13 three s and 21.5 FT s per game. Barton Plays Well at Home: Freshman Ashton Barton loves playing at the Justice Center. She hit the game winning three-pointer with against Radford. She set her career high of 17 points and 8 rebounds against High Point. All six of her double-figure scoring games have come at the Justice Center where she is averaging 7.3 points per game while scoring 2.9 points per game away from the Doghouse. Second Time Through: The second time through the Big South schedule was not kind to the Bulldogs. After recording a 5-2 record the first time through the league, UNCA went 3-4 the second time through falling to Liberty, Radford, HPU, and BSC. Baldwin Notches Career Highs: Sophomore Katie Baldwin set career-highs in points and rebounds with a 15 point/ 6 rebound performance at Liberty last Saturday. Baldwin was 5-10 from the floor including going 3-for-4 from 3-point range. Looking Toward 1,000: Kristal Hood will likely be the next Bulldog to reach the 1,000 point milestone. The junior currently has 937 career points. She needs 63 more to reach the milestone. Hood has been an all round player collecting 352 rebounds, 180 assists, and 163 steals. Double Hood: Kristal Hood recorded the Bulldogs first double-double of the season with 20 points and 10 rebounds against High Point on Jan. 29. Hood has the top five scoring performance of the season for the Bulldogs. She scored 31 against Wofford, 28 at Radford, 23 at Furman, and 21 at Tennessee State, and 20 at Liberty. Home Sweet Home: Asheville is 11-4 at home this season winning five-straight in December. The Bulldogs are 22-6 at home over the last two season after posting a 12-2 home record a year ago. UNCA shot 40.4 percent from the floor, 33.3 percent from 3-pt. range, and is averaged 62.3 ppg in the Justice Center this season. Quality Not Quantity: The Bulldogs don t shoot a lot of three-pointers but the Dogs own the two highest 3-point percentage games in the Big South this season. UNCA was 6-8 (75%) against Tennessee State and was 8-12 (67%) against NC A&T. Magic Number: 60 seems to be the number to beat for Asheville this season. When the Bulldogs score 60 points or more they are 10-4 on the season. When opponents score 60 or more UNCA has a 2-9 mark. Roche for Three: Lindsey Roche made a season-high four three-pointers against Birmingham-Southern on March 5. She is third in the Big South in 3-pt. FG percentage. She has hit on 28-of-76 attempts this season for 38.4 percent. Liberty s Kristal Tharp leads the Conference at 39.6 percent. Clapp s Back: Senior Andrea Clapp missed two weeks with an injured shoulder but returned on Dec. 22, against Delaware State. In the first seven games of her return, she averaged 11.6 points and 6.6 rebounds per game. She was from the floor and from the free throw line to lead the Dogs to a 5-2 mark over that stretch. Hood Ornament: Kristal Hood was named Big South Player of the Week for Dec. 20, after dropping in a career high 31 points against Wofford. Hood went from the floor including 3-4 from 3-pt. range. She was 8-13 from the line while grabbing eight rebounds in 43 minutes of action. Strong Start: UNCA is 8-11 in Big South openers after defeating Birmingham- Southern to open the conference season. The Bulldogs won their conference opener on the road of the first time since winning at Charleston Southern to start the conference season. They re Free: Asheville shot a season high 93 percent (13-14) from the free throw line against Morehead State. UNCA is fourth in the Big South in free throw percentage and has two players in the top ten in the league in free throw shooting. Kristal Hood is fourth making for 76.4 percent. Amanda Elder is sixth in the Big South making for 70.4 percent. Lots of Points: Asheville is currently third in the Big South in scoring averaging 60.5 points per game. The Bulldogs had a three-game stretch where they scored at least 80 points in three-straight games, in December. It was the first time since the season the Dogs posted threestraight 80 point games. Preseason Big South Poll Team Points 1. Liberty High Point UNC Asheville Radford Charleston Southern Birmingham-Southern Winthrop Coastal Carolina 29

4 When its Close... UNCA Record in Under Blose Overtime One-point games Two-point games Three-point games Four-point games Five point games point games When its Not... UNCA Record in Under Blose point games point games point games point games More than Largest Margin of Victory All-Time 82, UNCA 102, Davidson 20 ( ) Justice Center 82, UNCA 102, Davidson 20 ( ) Under Blose 37, UNCA 83, Montreat 46 (11/25/03) Largest Margin of Defeat All-Time 76, Kansas 112, UNCA 36 ( ) Justice Center 46, Wake Forest 104, UNCA 58 (1995) Under Blose 38, Charlotte 85, UNCA 47 (1/5/03) Most Points Scored All-Time 114, UNCA 114, Limestone 59 (1994) Justice Center 114, UNCA 114, Limestone 59 (1994) Under Blose 83, UNCA 83, W. Carolina 72 (12/4/04) UNCA 83, Montreat 46 (11/25/03) Most Points Allowed All-Time 122, Georgia 122, UNCA 59 (1993) Justice Center 104, Wake Forest 104, UNCA 59 (1995) Under Blose 85, Charlotte 85, UNCA 47 (1/5/03) 31: Kristal Hood recorded the second highest point total by a Big South player this season scoring 31 points against Wofford. Hood s performance was the first 30-point game by a Bulldog since Izzy Medhanie scored 35 on Feb. 3, Opfer Notch Career Highs: Sophomore Alli Opfer recorded her career-high in points against Montreat. Opfer was 5-8 from the floor for 10 points while dishing out four assists and three rebounds in 20 minutes of action. A UNC Asheville Win Would... Put the Bulldogs in the Big South Championship game for only the second time in school history and the first since the 1998 season when the Bulldogs fell to Liberty Give the Bulldogs 18 wins in back-toback seasons for the first time since the / seasons. The Last Time... Season-High s All Around: The Wofford game saw record performances by a number of Bulldogs. Kristal Hood scored a career-high 31 points while playing a career high 42 minutes. Laura Kirby matched career-highs with seven points and marked career bests with seven rebounds, three assists and 35 minutes. Lindsey Roche had season highs in assists (4), and minutes (35). Jackson in Portugal: Last season s leading scorer and rebounder Tonisha Jackson recently signed a contract to play for Clube de Povo De Esgueira in Averiro, Portugal. She scored 19 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in her debut. Jackson will play in the 1st Division All-Star Game on Feb. 8. Esgueira currently has a 8-4 record and is in 4th place in the Portuguese 1st Division. The Bulldogs... Won by points vs. Coastal Carolina 2/5/05 Won by points vs. Montreat 12/1/04 Won by 40+ points vs. Limestone 1994 Lost by 20+ points to Liberty 1/22/05 Lost by 30+ points to High Point 2003 Won in overtime vs. Wofford 12/11/04 lost in overtime at Radford 2/15/05 Played mulitple overtimes... W (3ot) at Birmingham-Southern 3/6/04 Scored less than 50 points...w vs. Radford 3/8/05 allowed fewer than 50 points...w vs. Radford 3/8/05 lost when scoring 75+ points at ETSU 2002 did not make a three-pointer vs. Delaware State 12/22/04) made 25+ free throws vs. NC A&T 12/16/04 Shot 90% or better from the line (13-14) vs. Morehead State 12/23/ rebounds... 53, vs. High Point 2/19/ assists... 23, vs. Montreat 12/1/04 A Bulldog Player... Scored 30+ points... 31, Kristal Hood vs. Wofford 12/11/04 Posted a double-double pts/10 rebs Kristal Hood at HPU 1/29/05 Posted a triple-double...never Two players with 20 points...jessica Guarneri (24) Guillian Murray (21) at William & Mary 12/29/01 Made 10+ field goals...10, Kristal Hood at Radford 2/15/05 Had 15+ rebounds...17, Tonisha Jackson at BSC 3/6/04 Shot 100% from line (min 7 attempts)..7-7, Kristal Hood at Radford 2/15/05 had 10+ assists... 10, K Shaki Short vs. App. State 12/6/99 Had 5+ blocked shots... 5, Amanda Elder vs. Gardner-Webb 12/30/04 Record by Score Totals UNC Asheville Opponents

5 UNCA Miscellaneous Stats Largest Fast Points off Pts in 2nd Bench Opponent Lead Deficit Break Pts Turnovers Paint Chance Points Lehigh UT-Pan American Furman American Montreat Western Carolina Wofford NC A&T Delaware State Morehead State Gardner-Webb Tennessee St BSC Winthrop Liberty Radford High Point Longwood Coastal CSU Liberty Radford High Point Winthrop Coastal CSU BSC Radford UNC Asheville in the NCAA Category Rank UNCA National Leader Actual Scoring Offense DePaul 82.9 Scoring Defense Delaware State 49.7 Scoring Margin Stanford 22.3 Field-Goal Percentage Ohio State 51.0 FG Percentage Defense Liberty 32.1 Free-Throw Percentage Idaho State 78.5 Rebound Margin Liberty Point FG Per Game Southwest Mo. St Point FG Percentage Southwest Mo. St Won-Lost Percentage LSU/Stanford 93.5 Assists Per Game DePaul 19.6 Blocked Shots/Game Texas Tech 7.6 Steals Per Game North Carolina 14.0 Turnovers Per Game Villanova 9.7 Personal Fouls/Game Ohio State 12.7 This Day In History - March 11 Birthdays 1731 Robert Treat Paine, signer of Declaration of Independence 1899 Frederick IX, king of Denmark ( ) 1908 Lawrence Welk, orchestra leader 1913 Thomas Gray, professor/anaesthetist 1914 Ralph Ellison, writer (Invisible Man) 1926 Ralph Abernathy, civil rights leader 1931 Rupert Murdoch, CEO FOX-TV Network 1934 Sam Donaldson, ABC News 1950 Bobby McFerrin, singer 1952 Douglas Adams, author (Hitchiker s Guide to the Galaxy) 1974 Everett Hutto, UNCA SID 1975 Shawn Springs cornerback Events 0537 Goths lay siege to Rome 1302 Romeo & Juliet s wedding day, according to Shakespeare st English daily newspaper, Daily Courant, is published 1810 Emperor Napoleon married by proxy to Archduchess Marie Louise st normal school in US opens, Concord Academy, Concord VT 1861 Confederate convention in Montgomery, adopts constitution 1865 General Sherman s Union forces occupy Fayetteville NC st public basketball game (Springfield MA) 1918 Moscow becomes capital of revolutionary Russia st golden gloves tournament 1953 An American B-47 accidentally drops a nuclear bomb on South Carolina, the bomb doesn t go off due to 6 safety catches 1968 Otis Redding posthumously receives gold record for (Sittin On) the Dock of the Bay 1978 University of San Francisco-led Bill Cartwright scores 23 points as the Dons oust North Carolina 1985 Mikhail S Gorbachev replaces Konstantin Chernenko as Soviet leader million days since traditional foundation of Rome, 4/21/753 BC 1990 Lithuania declares it s Independence 1997 Beatle Paul McCartney knighted Sir Paul by Queen Elizabeth II Category Player Rank Actual National Leader Actual Points Per Game (50 ranked) Tan White, Miss State 23.6 Rebounds Per Game (50 ranked) Sancho Lyttle, Houston 12.4 Assists Per Game (50 ranked) Yolanda Paige, W.Va. 8.8 Blocked Shots Per Game (50 ranked) Marita Payne, Auburn 5.0 Steals Per Game (50 ranked) Kristal Hood Kristen Boone, UNCG 4.3 Field-Goal Percentage (50 ranked) Katie Feenstra, Liberty 69.2 Free-Throw Percentage (50 ranked) Kristin Iwanaga, Cal 93.4 Three-Point Field-Goal Percentage (50 ranked) K.C. Cowgill, SWMoSt 51.8 Three-Point Field Goals Per Game (50 ranked) Jenny Conkle, Belmont 3.1

6 Current Streaks All Games...W1 Home Games...W1 Road Games...W2 Neutral Games...W1 Bulldogs in Overall Record Big South Record Non-Conference Record Home Record Road Record Neutral Record Overtime Record When leading at half When trailing at half When tied at half Shooting 50 or above% Shooting below 50% When out-rebounding opp When out-rebounded When rebounds are equal More turnovers than opp less turnovers When turnovers are equal When winning opening tip When losing opening tip Record by Day of the Week Under Blose Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Record by Month November December January February March UNCA vs Opponents Lehigh Texas-Pan American Furman American Montreat Western Carolina Wofford North Carolina A&T Delaware State Morehead State Gardner-Webb Tennessee State Birmingham-Southern Winthrop Liberty Radford High Point Longwood Coastal Carolina Charleston Southern Points Breakdown Opponent Total Starters Bench Posts Guards New Returners Lehigh UT-Pan American Furman American Montreat Western Carolina Wofford NC A&T Delaware State Morehead State Gardner-Webb Tennessee St BSC Winthrop Liberty Radford High Point Longwood Coastal CSU Liberty Radford High Point Winthrop Coastal CSU BSC Radford Totals Percentage 63.8% 36.2% 44.2% 55.8% 27.1% 72.9% UNC Asheville Season Highs Points: 83, vs. Western Carolina (12/4) W FG s Made: 36, vs. Montreat (12/1) W FG s Attempted: 67, vs. Montreat (12/1) W FG Percentage: 53.7 (36-67) vs. Montreat (12/1) W pt Made: 9, vs. Charleston Southern (2/9) W pt Attempted: 24, vs. Birmingham-Southern (3/5) L pt Percentage: 75.0 (6-8) at Tennessee State (1/3) W Free throws made: 25, vs. North Carolina A&T (12/16) W Free throws Attempted: 35, (twice) last vs. Liberty (1/22) L Free throw Percentage: 92.9 (13-14) vs. Morehead State (12/23) W Rebounds: 53, vs. High Point (2/19) L Assists: 23, vs. Montreat (12/1) W Steals: 18, vs. Montreat (12/1) W Blocks: 6, (3x) last vs Radford (3/8) W Turnovers: 31, vs. Delaware State (12/22) L Fouls: 33, at Furman (11/26) L UNC Asheville Season Lows Points: 43, vs. Liberty (1/22) L FG s Made: 10, vs. Liberty (1/22) L FG s Attempted: 40, vs. Delaware State (12/22) L FG Percentage: 18.5 (10-54) vs. Liberty (1/22) L pt Made: 0, vs. Delaware State (12/22) L pt Attempted: 4, at Coastal Carolina (2/26) W pt Percentage: 0.0 (0-9) vs. Delaware State (12/22) L Free throws made: 7, (2x) last vs. Garner-Webb (12/30) W Free throws Attempted: 13, (3x) last at Coastal Carolina (2/26) W Free throw Percentage: 46.7 (7-15), vs. Gardner-Webb (12/30) W Rebounds: 22, at Liberty (2/12) L Assists: 5, at Birmingham-Southern (1/15) W Steals: 4, vs. Western Carolina (12/4) W Blocks: 0, vs. (3x times) last at Coastal Carolina (2/26) W Turnovers: 12, (three times) last vs. Radford (1/26) W Fouls: 7, vs. High Point (2/19) L 44-61

7 Season Highs 10 Amanda Elder Points- 18, vs. BSC (3/5/05) Rebounds- 8, (2x) vs. High Point (2/19/05) Assists- 4, (4x) last vs. BSC (3/5/05) Minutes- 40, at High Point (1/29/05) 12 Lindsey Roche Points- 12, vs. BSC (3/5/05) Rebounds- 7, vs. Montreat (12/1/04) Assists- 4, (2x) last vs. Wofford (12/11/04) Minutes- 35, vs. Wofford (12/11/04) 13 Ashton Barton Points- 17, vs. High Point (2/19/05) Rebounds- 8, vs. High Point (2/19/05) Assists- 4, Longwood (2/2/05) Minutes- 24, Longwood (2/2/05) 14 Velinda Vuncannon Points- 12, (2x) last vs. Radford (1/26/05) Rebounds- 8, vs. Radford (1/26/05) Assists- 7, vs. Coastal (2/5/05) Minutes- 35, (3x) last vs. Radford (1/26/05) 20 Brittany Hendley Points- 9, (2x) last at CSU (2/28/05) Rebounds- 3, at Coastal (2/26/05) Assists- 3, (2x) last at CSU (2/28/05) Minutes- 30, vs. Winthrop (2/23/05) 21 Alli Opfer Points- 10, vs. Montreat (12/1/04) Rebounds- 3, (2x) vs. Western (12/4/04) Assists- 4, vs. Montreat (12/1/04) Minutes- 20, vs. Montreat (12/1/04) 22 Kristal Hood Points- 31, vs. Wofford (12/11/04) Rebounds- 11, vs. Delaware St., (12/23/04) Assists- 8, vs. Gardner-Webb (12/30/04) Minutes- 43, vs. Wofford (12/11/04) 33 Leslie Young Points- 9, vs. Gardner-Webb (12/30/04) Rebounds- 4, vs. Longwood (2/2/05) Assists- 2, vs. Wofford (12/11/04) Minutes- 15, vs. UTPA (11/20/04) 34 Andrea Clapp Points- 16, vs. vs. Western (12/4/04) Rebounds- 9, (3x) vs. Winthrop (2/23/05) Assists- 4, vs. Chas. Southern (2/9/05) Minutes- 35, at High Point (1/29/05) 35 Amy Mulnix Points- 3, vs. UTPA (11/20/04) Rebounds- 5, vs. Montreat (12/1/04) Assists- 1, vs. American (11/28/04) Minutes- 14, vs. Montreat (12/1/04) 42 Katie Baldwin Points- 15, at Liberty (2/12/05) Rebounds- 6, at Liberty (2/12/05) Assists- 3, vs. Western (12/4/04) Minutes- 24, vs. Western (12/4/04) 44 Laura Kirby Points- 7, vs. Wofford (12/11/04) Rebounds- 7, vs. Wofford (12/11/04) Assists- 3, vs. Wofford (12/11/04) Minutes- 35, vs. Wofford (12/11/04) 50 Stacy Shepard Points- 18, (2x) last vs. NCA&T (12/16/04) Rebounds- 13, at CSU (2/28/05) Assists- 3, vs. Winthrop (2/23/05) Minutes- 26, (2x) last vs. Western (12/4/04) Career Highs 10 Amanda Elder Points- 18, vs. BSC (3/5/05) Rebounds- 8, (2x) vs. High Point (2/19/05) Assists- 4, (5x) last vs. BSC (3/5/05) Minutes- 40, at High Point (1/29/05) 12 Lindsey Roche Points- 18, vs Gardner-Webb, 12/9/01 Rebounds- 7, vs Radford, 2/21/04 Assists- 8, vs. Winthrop, 3/1/03 Minutes- 48, at BSC, 3/6/04 13 Ashton Barton Points- 17, vs. High Point (2/19/05) Rebounds- 8, vs. High Point (2/19/05) Assists- 4, Longwood (2/2/05) Minutes- 24, Longwood (2/2/05) 14 Velinda Vuncannon Points- 13, vs. Winthrop, 2/14/04 Rebounds- 8, (2x) last vs. Radford (1/26/05) Assists- 8, at Winthrop, 1/17/04 Minutes- 37, vs. ETSU, 12/3/03 20 Brittany Hendley Points- 17, vs. NC A&T, 12/20/03 Rebounds- 4, at Liberty, 1/27/04 Assists- 8, Montreat, 11/25/03 Minutes- 39, at BSC, 3/6/04 21 Alli Opfer Points- 10, vs. Montreat (12/1/04) Rebounds- 3, (3x) vs. Western (12/4/04) Assists- 4, vs. Montreat (12/1/04) Minutes- 20, vs. Montreat (12/1/04) 22 Kristal Hood Points- 31, vs. Wofford (12/11/04) Rebounds- 11, vs. Delaware St., (12/23/04) Assists- 8, vs. Gardner-Webb (12/30/04) Minutes- 43, vs. Wofford (12/11/04) 33 Leslie Young Points- 9, vs. Gardner-Webb (12/30/04) Rebounds- 4, (2x) vs. Longwood (2/2/05) Assists- 2, vs. Wofford (12/11/04) Minutes- 11, vs. Montreat, (11/25/03) 34 Andrea Clapp Points- 16, (2x) last vs. Western (12/4/04) Rebounds- 11, vs. High Point, (1/21/04) Assists- 4, vs. Radford, (2/21/04) Minutes- 48, at BSC, (3/6/04) 35 Amy Mulnix Points- 3, vs. UTPA (11/20/04) Rebounds- 5, vs. Montreat (12/1/04) Assists- 1, vs. American (11/28/04) Minutes- 14, vs. Montreat (12/1/04) 42 Katie Baldwin Points- 15, at Liberty (2/12/05) Rebounds- 6, at Liberty (2/12/05) Assists- 3, vs. Western (12/4/04) Minutes- 24, vs. Western (12/4/04) 44 Laura Kirby Points- 7, (2x) last vs. Wofford (12/11/04) Rebounds- 7, vs. Wofford (12/11/04) Assists- 3, (2x) last vs. Wofford (12/11/04) Minutes- 35,vs. Wofford (12/11/04) 50 Stacy Shepard Points- 18, (2x) last vs. NCA&T (12/16/04) Rebounds- 13, at CSU (2/28/05) Assists- 3, vs. Winthrop (2/23/05) Minutes- 26, (2x) last vs. Western (12/4/04) Double Figure Dogs Player 10+ pts 10+ rebs 10+ double- assists doubles Hood Clapp Elder Shepard Barton Vuncannon Roche Baldwin Opfer Season Highs Points Game: 31, Kristal Hood vs. Wofford 12/11 Season: 355, Kristal Hood Rebounds Game: 13, Stacy Shepard at CSU 2/28 Season: 150, Kristal Hood Assists Game: 8, Kristal Hood vs. Gardner-Webb 12/30 Season: 72, Velinda Vuncannon Three-pointers Game: 4, Lindsey Roche vs. BSC 3/5 Season: 28, Lindsey Roche UNCA Records Points Game: 41, Shelia Ford vs. Dillard, 1983 Season: 874, Shelia Ford ( ) Career: 2,443, Shelia Ford ( ) Rebounds Game: 32, Shelia Ford vs. Gardner-Webb Season: 690, Shelia Ford ( ) Career: 2,200, Shelia Ford ( ) Assists Game: 11, Julie Thompson ( ) Season: 169, Julie Thompson ( ) Career: 424, Trish Wyatt ( ) Three-pointers Game: 6, Ashley Woods vs. Coastal (1990) Season: 71, Ashley Woods ( ) Career: 141, Emily Hill ( ) Record by Starting Line-up Elder, Clapp, Vuncannon, Hood, Barton Elder, Clapp, Vuncannon, Hood, Baldwin Elder, Kirby, Hendley, Hood, Roche Elder, Kirby, Vuncannon, Hood, Roche Elder, Clapp, Vuncannon, Hood, Roche, Kirby, Hendley, Opfer, Hood, Baldwin Elder, Clapp, Hendley, Roche, Hood Kirby, Clapp, Vuncannon, Hood, Roche...0-1

8 UNC Asheville in the Big South Team Stats Scoring Offense...3rd (60.5) Scoring Defense... 2nd (56.8) Scoring Margin... 2nd (+3.6) Free Throw Pct....4th (68.6) Field Goal Pct.... 2nd (39.2) FG Pct. Defense... 2nd (36.8) Three-Point Pct...4th (31.0) Three-Point Defense... 2nd (28.5) Rebounding Offense...4th (37.3) Rebounding Defense...3rd (37.3) Rebounding Margin... 3rd (0.0) Blocked Shots... 6th (2.79) Assists... 6th (12.14) Steals...2nd (11.07) Turnover Margin... 4th (+1.00) Assist/Turnover Ratio...7th (0.60) Three-Point FG s Made...6th (4.07) Individual Leaders Scoring Kristal Hood...6th (12.7) Andrea Clapp...14th (9.2) Amanda Elder...19th (8.5) Rebounding Andrea Clapp... 8th (5.7) Kristal Hood... T-10th (5.4) Field Goal Pct. Stacy Shepard...NR (69-150, 46.0%) Andrea Clapp... 6th (97-218, 44.5%) Kristal Hood... 8th ( , 44.2%) Amanda Elder...NR (79-179, 41.1%) Free Throw Pct. Katie Baldwin... NR (36-44, 81.8%) Velinda Vuncannon NR (33-42, 78.6%) Kristal Hood... 4th ( , 76.4%) Amanda Elder... 6th (69-98, 70.4%) Assists Velinda Vuncannon...9th (2.67) Kristal Hood... 14th (2.07) Steals Kristal Hood... 2nd (2.71) Three-Point FG Pct. Lindsey Roche... 3rd (28-76, 36.8%) Three-Point FG s Made Lindsey Roche...T-13th (1.00) Blocked Shots Amanda Elder...5th (1.04) Assist/Turnover Ratio Velinda Vuncannon... NR (1.25) Big South Conference Stadings Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Liberty High Point UNC Asheville Birmingham-Southern Charleston Southern Radford Coastal Carolina Winthrop Advance Auto Parts Big South Championships Quarterfinals at home of higher seed #1 Liberty 83, #8 Winthrop 36 #2 High Point 55, #7 Coastal Carolina 41 #3 UNC Asheville 47, #6 Radford 32 #4 Birmingham-Southern 60, #5 Charleston Southern 45 Semifinals-- Lynchburg, Va. #1 Liberty vs. #4 Birmingham-Southern #2 High Point vs. #3 UNC Asheville Player of the Week N 26- Katie O Dell, High Point D 6- Rima Margeviciute, Liberty D 13- Kristal Hood, UNC Asheville D 20- Keena Wicker, Charleston Sou. J 3- Erica McCoy, Charleston Southern J 10- Katie Feenstra, Liberty J 17- Taryn Causey, Radford J 24- Taryn Causey, Radford Katie Feenstra, Liberty J 31- Keena Wicker, Charleston Sou. F 7- Keena Wicker, Charleston Sou. F 14- Katie Feenstra, Liberty F 21- Charlena Martin, High Point F 28- Katie Feenstra, Liberty M 7- Katie O Dell, High Point Freshman of the Week N 26- Stacy Shepard, UNC Asheville D 6- Stacy Shepard, UNC Asheville D 13- Serena White, Radford D 20- Stacy Shepard, UNC Asheville J 3- Allyson Fasnacht, Liberty J 10- Corrie Fertitta, Radford J 17- Corrie Fertitta, Radford J 24- Kelli Darden, Radford J 31- Allyson Fasnacht, Liberty F 7- Kelli Darden, Radford F 14- Raven Truslow, High Point F 21- Ashton Barton, UNC Asheville F 28- Stacy Shepard, UNC Asheville Kelli Darden, Radford M 7- Kelli Darden, Radford Big South Women s Television Schedule Date Game Network Time Jan. 15 HPU at Winthrop CN2 2:00 Jan. 17 Coastal at Radford CSS 9:00 Jan. 29 UNCA at High Point C-SET 4:00 Feb. 12 UNCA at Liberty FTN Noon Feb. 14 Liberty at BSC CSS 7:00 Feb. 15 CSU at Winthrop CSS 7:00 Mar. 11 Semifinal Game 1 BSTN 6:00 Semifinal Game 2 BSTN 8:30 Mar. 12 Championship Final FSN 2:00 UNCA Women s Radio Schedule Date Game Network Time Nov. 13 LRC at UNCA WISE 6:45 Nov. 28 American at UNCA WISE 1:45 Dec. 1 Montreat at UNCA WISE 6:45 Dec. 4 WCU at UNCA WISE 2:00 Dec.16 NC A&T at UNCA WISE 6:45 Jan. 18 UNCA at Winthrop WISE 6:45 Jan. 26 Radford at UNCA WISE 6:45 Feb. 2 Longwood at UNCA WISE 6:45 Feb. 5 Coastal at UNCA WISE 1:45 Feb. 9 CSU at UNCA WISE 6:45 Feb. 15 UNCA at Radford WISE 6:45 Feb. 23 Winthrop at UNCA WISE 6:45 Mar. 5 BSC at UNCA WISE 1:45 Mar. 8 Radford at UNCA WISE 6:45 Mar. 11 UNCA vs. High Point WISE 8:15

9 Game 1: Lehigh 61, UNC Asheville 51 Nov. 19, 2004 Henderson Center Huntington, W.Va. UNC Asheville (0-1) 10 Elder Clapp Barton Vuncannon Hood Roche Hendley Opfer Young Mulnix Baldwin Kirby Shepard TOTALS % 60.0% TEAM REBS: 0 TURNOVERS: 20 (Elder-4, Clapp-3, Hood-7, Roche, Hendley-2, Mulnix, Baldwin, Shepard) BLOCKED SHOTS: 1 (Baldwin) STEALS: 17 (Elder-2, Clapp-6, Barton, Vuncannon-2, Hood-5, Baldwin) 3-PT FGS: 2-13, 15.4% (Barton 0-2, Vuncannon 1-5, Roche 1-2, Opfer 0-1, Baldwin 0-3) Lehigh (1-0) 25 Callan DePalo Ellis Hynoski St. Laurent Sullivan Gorynski Blount Toliver Pearce Berk TOTALS % 71.4% TEAM REBS: 4 TURNOVERS: 31 (Callan-5, DePalo-4, Ellis-5, Hynoski-2, St. Laurent- 4, Sullivan-3, Blount-4, Pearce, Team-3) BLOCKED SHOTS: 3 (DePalo-2, Pearse) STEALS: 8 (Callen, DePalo-2, Hynoski, Sullivan, Blount-3) 3-PT FGS: 5-10, 50.0% (Ellis 2-4, St. Laurent 1-1, Toliver 2-4) UNC Asheville Lehigh Technical None, Attn: N/A, Officials: Don Green, Evalyn Hammonds, Rashon Smith Game 2: Texas-Pan American 65, UNC Asheville 52 Nov. 20, 2004 Henderson Center Huntington, W.Va. UNC Asheville (0-2) 10 Elder Clapp Baldwin Vuncannon Hood Roche Hendley Opfer Young Mulnix Kirby Shepard TOTALS % 71.4% TEAM REBS: 10 TURNOVERS: 17 (Elder, Vuncannon, Hood-3, Roche-3, Baldwin-2, Opfer, Kirby, Shepard-2. Team-3) BLOCKED SHOTS: 0 STEALS: 13 (Elder-2, Hood-4, Clapp, Roche-3, Opfer, Mulnix, Shepard) 3-PT FGS: 2-13, 15.4% (Vuncannon 1-5, Hood 0-1, Baldwin 0-1, Roche 0-2, Hendley 0-2, Opfer 0-1, Young 1-2) Texas-Pan American (1-1) 04 Roberts Reed Daniel Montague Schamel Wilson Guin Piwonka Dawnne Ramirez Arriola Gooden TOTALS % 82.4% TEAM REBS: 5 TURNOVERS: 17 (Roberts-3, Reed-2, Daniel, Montague-2, Schamel-3, Guin, Piwonka, Arriola-2, Gooden, Team) BLOCKED SHOTS: 6 (Daniel-2, Montague, Schamel, Arriola, Gooden) STEALS: 8 (Reed-3, Montague-2, Schamel, Arriola-2) 3-PT FGS: 7-21, 33.3% (Roberts 2-4, Reed 1-3, Montague 3-8, Guin 1-4, Piwonka 0-1, Ramirez 0-1) UNC Asheville Lehigh Technical None, Attn: N/A, Officials: Tim Gebhardt, Kevin Smith, Gerg Stevens Game 3: Furman 79, UNC Asheville 65 Nov. 26, 2004 Timmons Arena Greenville, S.C. UNC Asheville (0-3) 10 Elder Clapp Vuncannon Hood Baldwin Roche Hendley Opfer Young Mulnix Kirby Shepard TOTALS % 64.7% TEAM REBS: 4 TURNOVERS: 26 (Elder-2, Clapp-5, Vuncannon-2, Hood-5, Baldwin-3, Roche-4, Hendley, Young-3, Shepard) BLOCKED SHOTS: 2 (Hood, Kirby) STEALS: 12 (Elder-3, Clapp-2, Vuncannon, Hood-4, Hendley, Shepard) 3-PT FGS: 1-10, 10.0% (Vuncannon 0-1, Hood 1-3, Baldwin 0-2, Hendley 0-2, Opfer 0-2) Furman (2-1) 20 Harris Roach Nadalin Paris Wells Phelps Strickland Gant Gilmore Lange TOTALS % 85.7% TEAM REBS: 3 TURNOVERS: 23 (Harris, Roach-3, Nadalin, Paris-7, Wells, Phelps- 3, Strickland, Gant-3, Lange, Team-2) BLOCKED SHOTS: 3 (Nadalin, Strickland, Lange) STEALS: 16 (Harris-2, Roach, Nadalin, Paris-6, Phelps-4, Gant-2) 3-PT FGS: 3-14, 21.4% (Harris 2-7, Wells 1-3, Phelps 0-1, Gant 0-3) UNC Asheville Furman Technical None, Attn: 249, Officials: Dave Pitock, Matt Binet, Mark Ijames Game 4: American 48, UNC Asheville 46 Nov. 28, 2004 Justice Center Asheville, N.C. UNC Asheville (0-4) 10 Elder Clapp Vuncannon Hood Baldwin Roche Hendley Opfer Young Mulnix Kirby Shepard TOTALS % 84.6% TEAM REBS: 7 TURNOVERS: 23 (Elder-3, Clapp, Vuncannon, Hood-10, Baldwin, Roche-2, Hendley-2, Mulnix, Kirby, Team) BLOCKED SHOTS: 2 (Elder, Shepard) STEALS: 13 (Elder-2, Clapp-3, Hood-5, Baldwin, Roche-2) 3-PT FGS: 3-9, 33.3% (Vuncannon 1-3, Hood 0-1, Baldwin 1-3, Hendley 0-1, Opfer 1-1). American (4-1) 35 Hunt Woodruff Barnes Hadavi Salem Rhymer Walker Williams TOTALS % 35.7% TEAM REBS: 3 TURNOVERS: 22 (Hunt-2, Woodruff-6, Barnes-3, Hadavi-4, Salem-2, Walker-2, Williams-2, Team) BLOCKED SHOTS: 5 (Hunt, Barnes, Hadavi, Walker-2) STEALS: 13 (Hunt-3, Barnes-2, Hadavi, Salem-3, Rhymer, Williams-3) 3-PT FGS: 3-8, 37.5% (Barnes 0-1, Hadavi 3-7) American UNC Asheville Technical None, Attn: 395, Officials: Tom Baldinelli, Kim Crabtree, Karen Preato

10 Game 5: UNC Asheville 81, Montreat 50 Dec. 1, 2004 Justice Center Asheville, N.C. UNC Asheville (1-4) 10 Elder Clapp Baldwin Vuncannon Hood Roche Hendley Opfer Young Mulnix Kirby Shepard TOTALS % 60.0% TEAM REBS: 7 TURNOVERS: 20 (Elder-2, Clapp, Hood-7, Vuncannon-3, Roche-3, Hood, Baldwin-3, Hendley, Opfer, Mulnix-2, Kirby-2, Shepard) BLOCKED SHOTS: 3 (Baldwin, Shepard-2) STEALS: 18 (Clapp, Vuncannon, Hood-3, Baldwin-3, Roche-2, Hendley-4, Opfer-2, Mulnix, Kirby) 3-PT FGS: 2-6, 33.3% (Baldwin 0-1, Roche 2-3, Opfer 0-1, Hendley 0-1) Montreat (1-8) 25 Gragg Gortney Rowe Arnold Fister Wills Johnson Bowers Feather Mills Weakly Bryant Rachels TOTALS % 71.4% TEAM REBS: 4 TURNOVERS: 27 (Gragg-2, Gortney-2, Arnold-2, Fister-7, Wills, Johnson-4, Bowers-2, Feather, Mills, Weakly, Bryant-2, Rachels-2) BLOCKED SHOTS: 2 (Gragg, Feather) STEALS: 8 (Gragg, Johnson-3, Bowers, Mills, Weakly, Bryant) 3-PT FGS: 4-14, 42.1% (Gragg 1-1, Rowe 0-1, Fister 2-7, Wills 1-2, Bowers 0-1, Feather 0-1, Bryant 0-1) Montreat UNC Asheville Technical None, Attn: 211, Officials: Timothy Bryant, Sheryl Hall, Judith Stroud Game 6: UNC Asheville 83, Western Carolina 72 Dec. 4, 2004 Asheville Civic Center Asheville, N.C. UNC Asheville (2-4) 10 Elder Clapp Baldwin Vuncannon Hood Roche Hendley Opfer Young Kirby Shepard TOTALS % 74.1% TEAM REBS: 1 TURNOVERS: 12 (Clapp, Vuncannon-4, Hood-4, Hendley, Kirby, Shepard) BLOCKED SHOTS: 2 (Elder, Baldwin) STEALS: 4 (Vuncannon-2, Hood-2) 3-PT FGS: 5-12, 41.7% (Elder 1-1, Vuncannon 1-2, Baldwin 0-1, Roche 1-1, Hendley 1-4, Opfer 1-3) Western Carolina (4-2) 23 Tanner Gardner Maleraite Glass Barnes Pellom Hardy Dawson Keith Barrier May Mannino Johnson TOTALS % 64.3% TEAM REBS: 1 TURNOVERS: 17 (Tanner-2, Glass, Barnes-3, Hardy-4, Dawson-4, Barrier, May, Johnson) BLOCKED SHOTS: 2 (Tanner, Johnson) STEALS: 6 (Tanner, Glass, Pellom-3, Mannino) 3-PT FGS: 4-16, 25.0% (Tanner 0-1, Gardner 0-1, Maleraite 0-2, Glass 0-1, Barnes 2-2, Pellom 0-1, Dawson 1-3, Barrier 1-5) Western Carolina UNC Asheville Technical None, Attn: 617, Officials: Dan Outlaw, Bonnie Flynn, Timothy Buckner Game 7: UNC Asheville 82, Wofford 80 (OT) Dec. 11, 2004 Justice Center Asheville, N.C. UNC Asheville (3-4) 10 Elder Kirby Roche Hendley Hood Barton Vuncannon Opfer Young Shepard TOTALS % 71.9% TEAM REBS: 3 TURNOVERS: 21 (Kirby-4, Roche-2, Hendley-3, Hood-4, Barton-3, Vuncannon, Young-3, Shepard) BLOCKED SHOTS: 2 (Elder, Kirby) STEALS: 12 (Elder-3, Roche, Hendley, Hood-3, Barton, Young, Shepard-2) 3-PT FGS: 5-14, 35.7% (Elder 0-1, Roche 2-3, Hendley 0-5, Hood 3-4, Young 0-1) Wofford (2-7) 05 Mister Ripberger Yee Harris Correll Koenig Strong Weurding Bradshaw Sasso Paul TOTALS % 86.4% TEAM REBS: 3 TURNOVERS: 27 (Mister-3, Ripberger, Yee-4, Harris-3, Correll-7, Koenig-2, Strong-2, Bradshaw-2, Sasso-2, Paul) BLOCKED SHOTS: 5 (Weurding-4, Sasso) STEALS: 11 (Mister-2, Harris-2, Correll, Koenig-2, Strong-3, Sasso) 3-PT FGS: 5-14, 35.7% (Ripberger 0-1, Yee 0-2, Harris 1-5, Correll 0-1, Strong 2-2, Bradshaw 2-3) Scoring 1 2 OT Final Wofford UNC Asheville Technical None, Attn: 244, Officials: Debra Schwartz, Margo Riddle, Judith Stroud Game 8: UNC Asheville 79, North Carolina A&T 59 Dec. 16, 2004 Justice Center Asheville, N.C. UNC Asheville (4-4) 10 Elder Kirby Roche Vuncannon Hood Barton Hendley Opfer Young Shepard TOTALS % 71.4% TEAM REBS: 2 TURNOVERS: 22 (Elder, Kirby-3, Roche, Vuncannon, Hood-4, Barton-2, Hendley-3, Young-3, Shepard-4) BLOCKED SHOTS: 2 (Vuncannon, Barton) STEALS: 16 (Elder, Roche, Vuncannon-3, Hood-5, Hendley-2, Young, Shepard-3) 3-PT FGS: 8-12, 66.7% (Elder 1-1, Roche 3-4, Vuncannon 0-1, Hood 2-2, Barton 1-3, Opfer 1-1) North Carolina A&T (1-6) 20 Sherman Richardson Gibson Glover Tillman Porter Jordan Newsome Williams TOTALS % 61.1% TEAM REBS: 7 TURNOVERS: 24 (Sherman-4, Richardson-2, Gibson-5, Glover-7, Tillman-2, Porter, Jordan, Newsome, Williams) BLOCKED SHOTS: 3 (Richardson, Gibson, Glover) STEALS: 14 (Sherman, Richardson, Gibson-2, Glover-5, Tillman, Porter, Jordan-2, Newsome) 3-PT FGS: 4-14, 28.60% (Sherman 3-5, Glover 0-3, Tillman 1-3, Porter 0-1, Jordan 0-2) North Carolina A&T UNC Asheville Technical: Bench (NC A&T), Attn: 261, Officials: Byron Davis, Sheryl Ball, Eric Brewton

11 Game 9: Delaware State 57, UNC Asheville 51 Dec. 22, 2004 Alumni Hall Annapolis, Md. UNC Asheville (4-5) 10 Elder Kirby Roche Vuncannon Hood Barton Opfer Young Clapp Baldwin Shepard TOTALS % 74.2% TEAM REBS: 2 TURNOVERS: 31 (Elder-3, Roche-4, Vuncannon-4, Hood-6, Barton-4, Clapp-6, Baldwin-3, Shepard) BLOCKED SHOTS: 2 (Elder, Sheppard) STEALS: 11 (Elder-3, Roche, Vuncannon-3, Hood, Young, Clapp, Baldwin) 3-PT FGS: 0-9, 00.0% (Elder 0-1, Roche 0-2, Vuncannon 0-3, Baldwin 0-3) Delaware State (2-3) 33 Smith Fauntleroy Nugent Burbage Collier Swan Greer Mathis McCullough Ogueri Palmer Walker TOTALS % 71.4% TEAM REBS: 3 TURNOVERS: 25 (Smith-4, Fauntleroy-7, Nugent-2, Burbage, Collier, Greer-3, Mathis-2, McCullough-2, Ogueri-2, Walker) BLOCKED SHOTS: 0 STEALS: 21 (Smith-6, Fauntleroy-3, Nugent, Burbage-4, Collier, Swan, Greer, Mc- Cullough-2, Ogueri-2) 3-PT FGS: 5-15, 33.3% (Smith 1-2, Fauntleroy 0-2, Burbage 2-4, Collier 0-1, Greer 2-4, McCullough 0-1, Walker 0-1) Delaware State UNC Asheville Technical: Smith (DSU), Attn: 224, Officials: Dennis DeMayo, Denise Brooks-Clauser, Kelly Callahan Game 10: UNC Asheville 52, Morehead State 47 Dec. 23, 2004 Alumni Hall Annapolis, Md. UNC Asheville (5-5) 10 Elder Clapp Roche Vuncannon Hood Barton Hendley Opfer Young Baldwin Kirby Shepard TOTALS % 92.9% TEAM REBS: 7 TURNOVERS: 16 (Elder-3, Vuncannon-5, Hood-2, Barton, Opfer, Young, Baldwin, Kirby, Shepard) BLOCKED SHOTS: 5 (Elder-2, Roche, Hood, Sheppard) STEALS: 11 (Clapp-2, Roche-2, Vuncannon-3, Hood-4) 3-PT FGS: 5-19, 26.3% (Elder 0-1, Roche 2-5, Vuncannon 0-1, Hood 1-4, Barton 0-1, Hendley 1-1, Opfer 1-3, Young 0-1, Baldwin 0-2) Morehead State (2-7) 12 S. Johnson T. Johnson White Plante Smith-Williams Combs Jackson Williams TOTALS % 66.7% TEAM REBS: 6 TURNOVERS: 25 (S. Johnson-2, T. Johnson-6, White-2, Plante-5, Smith-Williams-7, Combs, Jackson, Williams) BLOCKED SHOTS: 11 (S. Johnson-7, White-3, Jackson) STEALS: 10 (S. Johnson, White-2, Plante-3, Smith-Williams-2, Combs, Williams) 3-PT FGS: 1-12, 8.3% (S. Johnson 0-1, White 0-1, Plante 0-1, Smith-Williams 1-7, Combs 0-2) UNC Asheville Morehead State Technical: None, Attn: 140, Officials: Bryan Brunette, Janice Alberti, Kelly Callahan Game 11: UNC Asheville 64, Gardner-Webb 58 Dec. 30, 2004 Justice Center Asheville, N.C. UNC Asheville (6-5) 10 Elder Clapp Roche Vuncannon Hood Barton Hendley Opfer Young Baldwin Shepard TOTALS % 46.7% TEAM REBS: 5 TURNOVERS: 15 (Elder-2, Clapp, Vuncannon-3, Hood-4, Barton, Baldwin-3, Shepard) BLOCKED SHOTS: 6 (Elder-5, Hood) STEALS: 8 (Elder-2, Clapp, Hood-3, Baldwin, Shepard) 3-PT FGS: 5-10, 50.0% (Elder 2-2, Roche 1-2, Vuncannon 1-1, Barton 0-1, Hendley 1-1, Young 0-2, Baldwin 0-1) Gardner-Webb (4-4) 32 Smith Harmon Gravel Blackman Kelly Coffman Sturdivant Wilkinson Morris Guzman Carter TOTALS % 42.9% TEAM REBS: 4 TURNOVERS: 19 (Harmon-4, Gravel-3, Blackman, Kelly-2, Coffman- 2, Morris-4, Guzman-3) BLOCKED SHOTS: 5 (Harmon-5) STEALS: 4 (Gravel, Stuedivant, Morris, Guzman) 3-PT FGS: 5-12, 41.7% (Gravel 1-2, Blackman 0-1, Kelly 2-3, Sturdivant 0-1, Wilkinson 1-3, Morris 1-2) Gardner-Webb UNC Asheville Technical: Vuncannon (UNCA), Attn: 614, Officials: Judith Stroud, Garry Roberts, Frances Fletcher Game 12: UNC Asheville 64, Tennessee State 53 Jan. 3, 2005 Gentry Center Nashville, Tenn. UNC Asheville (7-5) 10 Elder Clapp Roche Vuncannon Hood Barton Hendley Young Baldwin Shepard TOTALS % 72.0% TEAM REBS: 5 TURNOVERS: 23 (Elder-4, Clapp-5, Roche-2, Vuncannon-2, Hood-4, Young, Baldwin-2, Shepard-3) BLOCKED SHOTS: 1 (Hendley) STEALS: 12 (Clapp, Roche, Vuncannon-5, Hood, Barton-2, Hendley, Baldwin) 3-PT FGS: 6-8, 75.0% (Elder 2-2, Roche 0-1, Vuncannon 2-2, Hood 1-2, Hendley 1-1) Tennessee State (3-8) 14 Fletcher Clay, LaToya Patterson Clay, LaKisha Bailey Powe Peteet Dean Starr TOTALS % 35.7% TEAM REBS: 8 TURNOVERS: 18 (Clay, Lat., Patterson, Clay, LaK.-3, Bailey-2, Powe- 2, Peteet, Dean-7, Team) BLOCKED SHOTS: 2 (Bailey-2) STEALS: 6 (Clay, LaT., Patterson-2, Bailey, Powe, Starr) 3-PT FGS: 2-14, 14.3% (Patterson 2-11, Clay, LaK. 0-2, Dean 0-1) UNC Asheville Tennessee State Technicals: None, Attn: 305, Officials: Laura Rahe, Felecia Grinter, Lynn Grilton

12 Game 13: UNC Asheville 58, Birmingham-Southern 46 Jan. 15, 2005 Bill Battle Coliseum Birmingham, Ala. UNC Asheville (8-5, 1-0 Big South) 10 Elder Clapp Roche Vuncannon Hood Barton Hendley Opfer Baldwin Kirby Shepard TOTALS % 76.2% TEAM REBS: 11 TURNOVERS: 27 (Elder, Clapp-3, Vuncannon-2, Hood-7, Barton-3, Hendley-3, Opfer, Baldwin-5, Shepard-2) BLOCKED SHOTS: 3 (Elder-2, Barton) STEALS: 12 (Elder, Roche, Vuncannon, Hood-4, Barton-3, Hendley, Baldwin) 3-PT FGS: 2-13, 15.4% (Elder 0-2, Roche 2-4, Vuncannon 0-2, Hood 0-2, Barton 0-2, Hendley 0-1) Birmingham-Southern (4-8, 0-1 Big South) 00 Knotkova Oliver Anthony Young Reed Grandberry Ballard Talbot Thornborrow Ross TOTALS % 45.5% TEAM REBS: 6 TURNOVERS: 25 (Knotkova-3, Oliver-7, Anthony-2, Young-3, Reed-3, Ballard, Thornborrow-4, Ross, Team) BLOCKED SHOTS: 4 (Oliver, Reed, Ross-2) STEALS: 15 (Knotkova, Oliver-6, Anthony-2, Young, Reed-4, Thornborrow) 3-PT FGS: 3-14, 21.4% (Oliver 0-1, Anthony 1-7, Young 1-2, Ballard 0-1, Thornborrow 1-3) UNC Asheville Birmingham-Southern Technicals: None, Attn: 274, Officials: William Young, Bobby Deavers, Ed Novak Game 14: UNC Asheville 52, Winthrop 33 Jan. 18, 2005 Winthrop Coliseum Rock Hill, S.C. UNC Asheville (9-5, 2-0 Big South) 10 Elder Clapp Roche Vuncannon Hood Barton Hendley Opfer Baldwin Kirby Shepard TOTALS % 55.0% TEAM REBS: 7 TURNOVERS: 12 (Elder-3, Vuncannon-4, Hood-4, Kirby) BLOCKED SHOTS: 4 (Elder-2, Hood, Shepard) STEALS: 11 (Elder-3, Clapp-2, Roche, Vuncannon, Hood-2, Baldwin-2) 3-PT FGS: 5-10, 50.0% (Elder 1-1, Roche 0-2, Vuncannon 1-1, Hood 1-1, Barton 0-2, Opfer 1-1, Baldwin 1-2) Winthrop (2-13, 0-2 Big South) 24 Dukes Chamness Milevoj Kress Briggs Moore Crump Bartlett TOTALS % 45.5% TEAM REBS: 2 TURNOVERS: 21 (Dukes-4, Chamness-2, Milevoj-5, Briggs, Moore- 2, Crump-5, Bartlett, team) BLOCKED SHOTS: 2 (Dukes, Chamness) STEALS: 5 (Dukes, Kress-2, Moore, Crump 3-PT FGS: 1-13, 7.7% (Chamness 0-1, Milevoj 0-2, Kress 1-4, Briggs 0-3, Moore 0-3) UNC Asheville Winthrop Technicals: None, Attn: 167, Officials: Susan Bargo, Matthew Pinet, Tim Bucknar Game 15: Liberty 70, UNC Asheville 43 Jan. 22, 2005 Justice Center Asheville, N.C. UNC Asheville (9-6, 2-1 Big South) 10 Elder Clapp Roche Vuncannon Hood Barton Hendley Opfer Baldwin Kirby Shepard TOTALS % 60.0% TEAM REBS: 5 TURNOVERS: 18 (Elder-2, Clapp-4, Roche, Vuncannon-2, Hood-5, Baldwin, Kirby-3) BLOCKED SHOTS: 2 (Elder, Shepard) STEALS: 11 (Elder-3, Clapp- 2, Roche-2, Hood, Hendley, Baldwin, Kirby) 3-PT FGS: 2-19, 10.5% (Elder 1-5, Roche 0-1, Vuncannon 0-3, Hood 1-1, Barton 0-2, Hendley 0-4, Opfer 0-1, Baldwin 0-2) Liberty (11-5, 3-0 Big South) 30 Margeviciute Tharp Feenstra Fasnacht Staugaitiene Watkins Jones Parker Piotrkiewicz Feagin Smigelskaite Nikagbatse TOTALS % 68.2% TEAM REBS: 3 TURNOVERS: 22 (Margeviciute-3, Tharp-4, Fasnacht-2, Staugaitiene- 3, Watkins-2, Parker-3, Feagin-2, Smigelskaite, Nikagbatse-2) BLOCKED SHOTS: 2 (Margeviciute, Feenstra) STEALS: 9 (Tharp-3, Fasnacht-2, Watkins, Parker-2, Nikagbatse) 3-PT FGS: 0-6, 0.0% (Margeviciute 0-1, Tharp 0-1, Staugaitiene 0-3, Watkins 0-1) Liberty UNC Asheville Technicals: None, Attn: 682, Officials: Judith Stroud, Tim Buckner, Debra Schwartz Game 16: UNC Asheville 55, Radford 52 Jan. 26, 2005 Justice Center Asheville, N.C. UNC Asheville (10-6, 3-1 Big South) 10 Elder Clapp Roche Vuncannon Hood Barton Hendley Opfer Young Baldwin Kirby Shepard TOTALS % 60.0% TEAM REBS: 3 TURNOVERS: 12 (Elder-2, Clapp-3, Hood-2, Barton-2, Baldwin, Shepard-2) BLOCKED SHOTS: 3 (Elder, Clapp, Hood) STEALS: 8 (Clapp-2, Roche, Hood-4, Opfer) 3-PT FGS: 6-16, 37.5% (Elder 0-1, Roche 2-4, Vuncannon 1-5, Hood 1-1, Barton 1-2, Hendley 1-1, Opfer 0-1, Baldwin 0-1) Radford (9-8, 3-1 Big South) 20 Fertitta Jones Earp Causey Brunjak Thomas White Darden Stephens TOTALS % 85.2% TEAM REBS: 1 TURNOVERS: 13 (Fertitta, Earp-2, Causey-5, Thomas, Darden, Stephens-3) BLOCKED SHOTS: 5 (Darden-5) STEALS: 5 (Jones-2, Causey, White-2) 3-PT FGS: 1-13, 7.7% (Fertitta 0-2, Earp 0-2, Causey 1-5, Brujak 0-1, Thomas 0-1, White 0-2) Radford UNC Asheville Technicals: Bench (Radford), Attn: 311, Officials: Kim Watts, Susan Bargo, Angelica Suffren

13 Game 17: High Point 65, UNC Asheville 62 Jan. 29, 2005 Millis Center High Point, N.C. UNC Asheville (10-7, 3-2 Big South) 10 Elder Clapp Roche Vuncannon Hood Barton Hendley Young Baldwin Shepard TOTALS % 64.7% TEAM REBS: 7 TURNOVERS: 27 (Elder-8, Clapp-3, Roche, Vuncannon-3, Hood-5, Barton-2, Young, Baldwin, Team-3) BLOCKED SHOTS: 5 (Elder-3, Baldwin, Shepard) STEALS: 10 (Roche, Vuncannon-2, Hood-2, Hendley-2, Baldwin-3) 3-PT FGS: 1-6, 16.7% (Elder 0-1, Roche 1-2, Hood 0-1, Hendley 0-1, Baldwin 0-1) High Point (8-9, 3-1 Big South) 24 Truslow O Dell Mills Martin Sellars Ralls Ingram Bryant Manuel Brockmyer Haak TOTALS % 77.8% TEAM REBS: 6 TURNOVERS: 16 (Truslow-2, Mills-3, Martin-3, Sellars-2, Ralls-3, Ingram-2, Haak) BLOCKED SHOTS: 6 (Truslow-2, Mills-3, Ralls) STEALS: 11 (O Dell-4, Martin-4, Ralls-3) 3-PT FGS: 6-22, 27.3% (O Dell 1-6, Mills 1-2, Martin 0-2, Sellars 2-4, Ralls 1-5, Ingram 1-3) Scoring 1 2 OT Total UNC Asheville High Point Technicals: None, Attn: 868, Officials: Tommy Salerno, Chris Losack, Frances Fletcher Game 18: UNC Asheville 66, Longwood 50 Feb. 2, 2005 Justice Center Asheville, N.C. UNC Asheville (11-7, 3-2 Big South) 10 Elder Clapp Roche Vuncannon Hood Barton Hendley Opfer Young Baldwin Shepard TOTALS % 68.4% TEAM REBS: 6 TURNOVERS: 24 (Elder-4, Clapp-2, Vuncannon-5, Hood-3, Hendley, Young-2, Baldwin-4, Shepard-3) BLOCKED SHOTS: 1 (Baldwin) STEALS: 15 (Elder, Vuncannon-5, Hood-4, Barton-2, Opfer, Baldwin-2) 3-PT FGS: 3-7, 42.9% (Vuncannon 1-3, Hood 0-2, Barton 2-2) Longwood (10-10, Independent) 10 Mason, Ashley Mason, Amber Meldere Wilkerson Freese Charles Small Chilcoat Mascherin Dunn TOTALS % 75.0% TEAM REBS: 2 TURNOVERS: 26 (Mason, As., Mason, Am., Meldere-3, Wilkerson-5, Freese-3, Charles, Small-8, Mascherin, Dunn-3) BLOCKED SHOTS: 3 (Mason, As.-3) STEALS: 14 (Mason, As., Mason, Am.-3, Meldere-2, Wilkerson-3, Freese, Small-2, Chilcoat, Mascheron) 3-PT FGS: 3-14, 21.4% (Mason, Am. 0-1, Wilkerson 1-2, Freese 0-5, Small 1-2, Mascherin 0-3, Dunn 1-1) Longwood UNC Asheville Technicals: None, Attn: 358, Officials: Judy Stroud, Tim Bryant, John Nelms Game 19: UNC Asheville 72, Coastal Carolina 43 Feb. 5, 2005 Justice Center Asheville, N.C. UNC Asheville (12-7, 4-2 Big South) 10 Elder Clapp Roche Vuncannon Hood Barton Hendley Opfer Young Baldwin Shepard TOTALS % 61.9% TEAM REBS: 2 TURNOVERS: 26 (Elder-6, Clapp, Roche, Vuncannon-2, Hood-8, Barton-3, Young, Baldwin, Shepard-3) BLOCKED SHOTS: 1 (Baldwin) STEALS: 17 (Elder-2, Clapp-2, Roche, Vuncannon-3, Hood-4, Barton, Hendley-2, Opfer, Baldwin) 3-PT FGS: 5-16, 31.3% (Elder 1-1, Roche 0-3, Vuncannon 0-2, Barton 1-3, Hendley 0-1, Opfer 2-2, Young 0-2, Baldwin 1-2) Coastal Carolina (5-12, 1-5 Big South) 15 Ware Brown Dill Young Turner Tyler Salomone Popovici Carver Laug TOTALS % 50.0% TEAM REBS: 5 TURNOVERS: 31 (Ware-3, Brown-8, Dill-4, Young-4, Turner-4, Tyler- 4, Popovici-3, Carver) BLOCKED SHOTS: 2 (Brown, Young) STEALS: 16 (Ware-2, Brown-4, Dill, Young, Turner-2, Tyler-4, Carver, Laug) 3-PT FGS: 6-18, 33.3% (Ware 1-1, Brown 2-5, Dill 1-3, Youong 2-4, Tyler 0-4, Carver 0-1) Coastal Carolina UNC Asheville Technicals: None, Attn: 698, Officials: Bill Keaton, Karen Preato, Denise Foster Game 20: UNC Asheville 63, Charleston Southern 49 Feb. 9, 2005 Justice Center Asheville, N.C. UNC Asheville (13-7, 5-2 Big South) 10 Elder Clapp Roche Vuncannon Hood Barton Hendley Opfer Young Baldwin Kirby Shepard TOTALS % 75.0% TEAM REBS: 2 TURNOVERS: 14 (Elder-3, Clapp, Roche-2, Vuncannon, Hood-4, Shepard-2, Team) BLOCKED SHOTS: 4 (Elder, Vuncannon, Kirby-2) STEALS: 6 (Clapp, Roche, Hood-2, Baldwin-2) 3-PT FGS: 9-15, 60.0% (Clapp 1-1, Roche 3-3, Vuncannon 1-4, Barton 2-2, Hendley 1-2, Opfer 0-1, Baldwin 1-2) Charleston Southern (10-10, 4-3 Big South) 20 Wicker Broyhill McCoy Bryant Cherry Baskin Potts Small Jones James Ekberg TOTALS % 71.4% TEAM REBS: 0 TURNOVERS: 20 (Wicker-6, Broyhill-2, McCoy-5, Bryant-2, Cherry-3, Potts, Small) BLOCKED SHOTS: 1 (Jones) STEALS: 6 (Wicker, Broyhill, Bryant-2, Cherry, Jones) 3-PT FGS: 1-6, 16.7% (Broyhill 1-1, Bryant 0-2, Baskin 0-3) Charleston Southern UNC Asheville Technicals: None, Attn: 361, Officials: Susan Bargo, Michael Utley, Mark Hardcastle

14 Game 21: Liberty 74, UNC Asheville 62 Feb. 12, 2005 Vines Center Lynchburg, Va. UNC Asheville (13-8, 5-3 Big South) 10 Elder Clapp Roche Vuncannon Hood Barton Hendley Young Baldwin Kirby Shepard TOTALS % 80.0% TEAM REBS: 5 TURNOVERS: 15 (Elder-2, Clapp-3, Roche, Vuncannon-2, Hood, Barton, Hendley, Baldwin-3, Shepard) BLOCKED SHOTS: 0 STEALS: 10 (Elder-2, Roche, Vuncannon-4, Barton, Baldwin-2) 3-PT FGS: 8-17, 47.1% (Elder 0-1, Roche 1-3, Vuncannon 2-4, Hood 2-3, Barton 0-2, Baldwin 3-4) Liberty (16-5, 8-0 Big South) 30 Margeviciute Tharp Feenstra Fasnacht Staugaitiene Watkins Parker Piotrkiewicz Feagin Nikagbatse TOTALS % 68.2% TEAM REBS: 1 TURNOVERS: 24 (Margeviciute-8, Tharp, Feenstra, Fasnacht-4, Staugaitiene-2, Watkins, Parker-4, Feagin, Nikagbatse-2) BLOCKED SHOTS: 3 (Feenstra-2, Staugaitiene) STEALS: 5 (Margeviciute-2, Tharp, Parker-2) 3-PT FGS: 4-10, 40.0% (Margeviciute 0-1, Tharp 4-6, Staugaitiene 0-1, Parker 0-1, Nikagbatse 0-1) UNC Asheville Liberty Technicals: None, Attn: 753, Officials: Dan Outlaw, Kim Crabtree, Frances Fletcher Game 22: Radford 79, UNC Asheville 69 Feb. 15, 2005 Dedmon Center Radford, Va. UNC Asheville (13-9, 5-4 Big South) 10 Elder Clapp Roche Vuncannon Hood Barton Hendley Baldwin Kirby Shepard TOTALS % 84.2% TEAM REBS: 5 TURNOVERS: 18 (Elder-2, Clapp-2, Roche, Vuncannon-4, Hood-4, Hendley, Baldwin-3, Shepard) BLOCKED SHOTS: 6 (Elder, Clapp, Baldwin, Kirby Shepard-2) STEALS: 8 (Elder-2, Roche-2, Vuncannon, Hood-2, Shepard) 3-PT FGS: 5-20, 25.0% (Elder 0-2, Roche 3-8, Hood 1-4, Barton 1-2, Hendley 0-2, Baldwin 0-2) Radford (11-11, 5-4 Big South) 20 Fertitta Stephens Darden Causey Brunjak Earp Thomas White Jones TOTALS % 87.5% TEAM REBS: 4 TURNOVERS: 11 (Fertitta 2, Stephens-2, Darden-2, Causey-3, Brunjak, White) BLOCKED SHOTS: 2 (Darden-2) STEALS: 9 (Fertitta, Stephens, Darden, Causey-5, White) 3-PT FGS: 9-23, 39.1% (Fertitta 1-4, Causey 1-4, Brunjak 6-9, Earp 1-4, White 0-2) Scoring 1 2 OT Total UNC Asheville Radford Technicals: None, Attn: 278, Officials: Tom Baldinelli, Tim Bryant, Byron Davis Game 23: High Point 61, UNC Asheville 44 Feb. 19, 2005 Justice Center Asheville, N.C. UNC Asheville (13-10, 5-5 Big South) 10 Elder Clapp Roche Vuncannon Hood Barton Hendley Opfer Baldwin Kirby Shepard TOTALS % 66.7% TEAM REBS: 4 TURNOVERS: 20 (Elder-3, Clapp-2, Vuncannon, Hood-6, Barton-3 Hendley, Baldwin, Shepard, team-2) BLOCKED SHOTS: 3 (Vuncannon, Baldwin, Shepard) STEALS: 5 (Elder, Roche, Vuncannon, Opfer, Kirby) 3-PT FGS: 2-13, 15.4% (Elder 0-1, Roche 0-3, Vuncannon 0-1, Barton 2-4, Opfer 0-3, Baldwin 0-1) High Point (12-11, 7-3 Big South) 24 Truslow O Dell Mills Martin Sellars Ralls Ingram Bryant Manuel Brockmyer Haak TOTALS % 75.0% TEAM REBS: 8 TURNOVERS: 10 (Truslow, O Dell, Mills-2, Martin-3, Ingram, Manuel, Brockmyer) BLOCKED SHOTS: 6 (Truslow, Martin, Sellars-3, Haak) STEALS: 13 (Truslow-2, O Dell-3, Mills, Martin-3, Sellars-2, Manuel, Haak) 3-PT FGS: 11-23, 47.8% (Truslow 1-1, O Dell 1-3, Mills 2-2, Martin 2-4, Sellars 4-7, Ingram 1-5, Brockmyer 0-1) High Point UNC Asheville Technicals: None, Attn: 897, Officials: Dan Outlaw, Garry Roberts, David Curry Game 24: UNC Asheville 54, Winthrop 48 Feb. 23, 2005 Justice Center Asheville, N.C. UNC Asheville (14-10, 6-5 Big South) 44 Kirby Hendley Opfer Hood Baldwin Elder Roche Barton Vuncannon Clapp Shepard TOTALS % 62.5% TEAM REBS: 2 TURNOVERS: 16 (Kirby-2, Hendley-4, Hood-2, Baldwin-3, Roche-3, Clapp, Shepard) BLOCKED SHOTS: 3 (Kirby, Elder-2) STEALS: 6 (Hendley, Hood, Roche, Clapp) 3-PT FGS: 3-15, 20.0% (Hendley 2-5, Opfer 1-2, Hood 0-1, Baldwin 0-1, Elder 0-1, Roche 0-4, Vuncannon 0-1) Winthrop (2-22, 0-11 Big South) 35 Crump Dukes Kilcollin Milevoj Kress Carey Moore Kennings Kinney Bartlett TOTALS % 45.5% TEAM REBS: 3 TURNOVERS: 22 (Crump, Dukes, Milevoj-6, Kress-5, Moore-2, Kennings-4, Bartlett-3) BLOCKED SHOTS: 4 (Dukes-4) STEALS: 14 (Crump, Dukes-2, Kilcollin-2, Milevoj-2, Kress-2, Moore-4, Kennings) 3-PT FGS: 3-10, 30.0% (Kilcollin 1-3, Kress 0-2, Carey 1-1, Moore 1-4) Winthrop UNC Asheville Technicals: None, Attn: 548, Officials: Tommy Salerno, Jeffrey McNichol, Dan Outlaw

15 Game 25: UNC Asheville 52, Coastal Carolina 48 Feb. 26, 2005 Kimbel Arena Conway, S.C. UNC Asheville (15-10, 7-5 Big South) 10 Elder Clapp Roche Hendley Hood Barton Young Baldwin Kirby Shepard TOTALS % 69.2% TEAM REBS: 3 TURNOVERS: 23 (Elder-6, Clapp-2, Roche-3, Hendley-2, Hood-4, Barton, Baldwin, Shepard, team-3) BLOCKED SHOTS: 0 STEALS: 12 (Elder-2, Clapp-2, Roche-2, Hendley, Hood-4, Shepard) 3-PT FGS: 1-4, 25.0% (Roche 0-1, Hendley 1-1, Hood 0-1, Barton 0-1) Coastal Carolina (9-15, 4-8 Big South) 24 Brown Popovici Turner Ware Dill Rose Tyler Young Laug TOTALS % 60.0% TEAM REBS: 2 TURNOVERS: 16 (Brown-5, Popovici, Turner-2, Ware-2, Dill-2, Rose, Tyler, Young-2) BLOCKED SHOTS: 3 (Popovici, Turner-2) STEALS: 10 (Brown, Popovici-2, Turner-4, Dill, Tyler, Laug) 3-PT FGS: 5-13, 38.5% (Brown 2-5, Ware 0-1, Dill 0-2, Rose 3-3, Tyler 0-1, Young 0-1) UNC Asheville Coastal Carolina Technicals: None, Attn: 481, Officials: Lisa Ruggs, Bobby Giles, David Curry Game 27: Birmingham-Southern 58, UNC Asheville 56 Mar. 5, 2005 Justice Center Asheville, N.C. UNC Asheville (16-11, 8-6 Big South) 34 Clapp Kirby Roche Vuncannon Hood Elder Barton Hendley Young Baldwin Shepard TOTALS % 57.1% TEAM REBS: 0 TURNOVERS: 21 (Clapp-4, Roche-2, Vuncannon-2, Hood-2, Elder-3, Hendley-4, Shepard-3, team) BLOCKED SHOTS: 5 (Clapp-2, Hood, Elder-2) 3-PT FGS: 8-24, 33.3% (Roche 4-8, Vuncannon 0-1, Hood 0-3, Elder 1-3, Barton 0-1, Hendley 1-4, Baldwin 2-4) Birmingham-Southern (12-14, 7-7 Big South) 05 Thornborrow Young Reed Knotkova Ballard Talbot Burrell Anthony Ross TOTALS % 70.6% TEAM REBS: 4 TURNOVERS: 21 (Thornborrow-2, Young-3, Reed-3, Knotkova-3, Ballard-4, Anthony, Ross-5) BLOCKED SHOTS: 0 STEALS: 13 (Thornborrow-2, Young-3, Reed, Knotkova-2, Ballard, Burrell, Anthony-2, Ross) 3-PT FGS: 6-22, 27.3% (Thornborrow 3-9, Young 0-4, Reed 1-2. Ballard 1-2, Talbot 0-2, Anthony1-3) Birmingham-Southern UNC Asheville Technicals: None, Attn: 407, Officials: Garry Roberts, Karen Preato, Angelica Suffren Game 26: UNC Asheville 68, Charleston Southern 54 Feb. 28, 2005 CSU Fieldhouse Charleston, S.C. UNC Asheville (16-10, 8-5 Big South) 10 Elder Clapp Roche Hendley Hood Barton Vuncannon Opfer Young Baldwin Kirby Shepard TOTALS % 73.3% TEAM REBS: 8 TURNOVERS: 24 (Elder-2, Clapp-5, Roche-4, Hendley-2, Hood-3, Barton, Vuncannon, Young-2, Shepard-2, team-2) BLOCKED SHOTS: 4 (Elder-2, Baldwin-2) 3-PT FGS: 8-22, 36.4% (Elder 1-1, Roche 0-2, Hendley 1-7, Hood 3-5, Barton 0-1, Vuncannon 1-1, Baldwin 2-5) Charleston Southern (12-14, 6-7 Big South) 33 McCoy Ekberg Bryant Cherry Baskin Potts Small Jones Wicker Broyhill TOTALS % 73.3% TEAM REBS: 4 TURNOVERS: 19 (McCoy-3, Ekberg-2, Bryant-4, Cherry-3, Baskin, Potts, Wicker-4, team) BLOCKED SHOTS: 2 (Ekberg, Wicker) STEALS: 13 (McCoy, Ekberg, Bryant-4, Cherry-2, Baskin-4, Jones) 3-PT FGS: 3-9, 33.3% (Bryant 1-4, Cherry 1-1, Baskin 1-4) UNC Asheville Charleston Southern Technicals: None, Attn: 187, Officials: Game 28: UNC Asheville 47, Radford 32 Mar. 8, 2005 Justice Center Asheville, N.C. UNC Asheville (17-11) 10 Elder Clapp Roche Vuncannon Hood Barton Hendley Opfer Baldwin Kirby Shepard TOTALS % 61.1% TEAM REBS: 4 TURNOVERS: 19 (Elder-2, Clapp, Roche-2, Vuncannon-2, Hood-5, Barton, Hendley, Opfer, Baldwin, Kirby, Shepard, team) BLOCKED SHOTS: 6 (Elder, Clapp, Baldwin, Shepard-3) 3-PT FGS: 2-16, 12.5% (Elder 0-1, Roche 0-3, Hood 0-3, Barton 0-2, Hendley 1-3, Opfer 1-2, Baldwin 0-2) Radford (12-16) 15 Darden Fertitta Earp Causey Brunjak Thomas White Jones Stephens TOTALS % 66.7% TEAM REBS: 4 TURNOVERS: 19 (Darden-2, Fertitta-5, Earp, Causey-6, White-2, Jones, Stephens) BLOCKED SHOTS: 0 STEALS: 7 (Earp, Causey-6) 3-PT FGS: 2-13, 15.4% (Fertitta 0-2, Earp 0-3, Brunjak 2-5, White 0-2, Stephens 0-1) Radford UNC Asheville Technicals: None, Attn: 572, Officials: Kim Watts, Tom Baldelli, Mark Hardcastle

16 UNC Asheville Women's Basketball UNC Asheville Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 08, 2005) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (17-11) (11-4) (5-4) (1-3) CONFERENCE... (8-6) (4-3) (4-3) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (9-5) (7-1) (1-1) (1-3) ---TOTAL PTS REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 22 HOOD, Kristal CLAPP, Andrea ELDER, Amanda SHEPARD, Stacy BARTON, Ashton BALDWIN, Katie VUNCANNON, Velinda ROCHE, Lindsey YOUNG, Leslie HENDLEY, Brittany OPFER, Alli MULNIX, Amy KIRBY, Laura TEAM Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS UNCA OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND SCORING /19/04 vs Lehigh L Points per game /20/04 vs Texas-Pan American L Scoring margin /26/04 at Furman L FIELD GOALS-ATT /28/04 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY L Field goal pct /01/04 MONTREAT W POINT FG-ATT /04/04 WESTERN CAROLINA W point FG pct /11/04 WOFFORD W OT pt FG made per game /16/04 NORTH CAROLINA A&T W FREE THROWS-ATT /22/04 vs Delaware State L Free throw pct %12/23/04 vs Morehead State W REBOUNDS /30/04 GARDNER-WEBB W Rebounds per game /03/05 at Tennessee State W Rebounding margin *01/15/05 at Birmingham-Southern W ASSISTS *01/18/05 at Winthrop W Assists per game *01/22/05 LIBERTY L TURNOVERS *01/26/05 RADFORD W Turnovers per game * at High Point LOT Turnover margin /02/05 LONGWOOD W Assist/turnover ratio *02/05/05 COASTAL CAROLINA W STEALS *02/09/05 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W Steals per game *02/12/05 at Liberty L BLOCKS *2/15/05 at Radford LOT Blocks per game *02/19/05 HIGH POINT L WINNING STREAK *02/23/05 WINTHROP W Home win streak * at Coastal Carolina W ATTENDANCE *2/28/05 at Charleston Southern W Home games-avg/game *03/05/05 BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN L Neutral site-avg/game /08/05 RADFORD W SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total UNC Asheville Opponents

17 UNC Asheville Women's Basketball UNC Asheville Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 05, 2005) Conference games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (8-6) (4-3) (4-3) (0-0) CONFERENCE... (8-6) (4-3) (4-3) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) ---TOTAL PTS REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 22 HOOD, Kristal ELDER, Amanda CLAPP, Andrea SHEPARD, Stacy BARTON, Ashton ROCHE, Lindsey BALDWIN, Katie VUNCANNON, Velinda HENDLEY, Brittany OPFER, Alli YOUNG, Leslie KIRBY, Laura TEAM Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS UNCA OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND SCORING *01/15/05 at Birmingham-Southern W Points per game *01/18/05 at Winthrop W Scoring margin *01/22/05 LIBERTY L FIELD GOALS-ATT *01/26/05 RADFORD W Field goal pct * at High Point LOT POINT FG-ATT *02/05/05 COASTAL CAROLINA W point FG pct *02/09/05 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W pt FG made per game *02/12/05 at Liberty L FREE THROWS-ATT *2/15/05 at Radford LOT Free throw pct *02/19/05 HIGH POINT L REBOUNDS *02/23/05 WINTHROP W Rebounds per game * at Coastal Carolina W Rebounding margin *2/28/05 at Charleston Southern W ASSISTS *03/05/05 BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN L Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game WINNING STREAK Home win streak ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total UNC Asheville Opponents

18 UNC Asheville - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS POINTS HOOD, Kristal vs Wofford (12/11/04) 28 HOOD, Kristal at Radford (2/15/05) 23 HOOD, Kristal at Furman (11/26/04) FIELD GOALS MADE HOOD, Kristal at Radford (2/15/05) 10 HOOD, Kristal vs Wofford (12/11/04) FIELD GOAL ATT HOOD, Kristal at Radford (2/15/05) 17 HOOD, Kristal vs Wofford (12/11/04) FG PCT (min 5 made) ( 7-9 ) SHEPARD, Stacy vs North Carolina A&T (12/16/04).750 ( 6-8 ) BARTON, Ashton vs Longwood (02/02/05).750 ( 6-8 ) HOOD, Kristal at Tennessee State (01/03/05).750 ( 6-8 ) CLAPP, Andrea vs Delaware State (12/22/04).750 ( 6-8 ) SHEPARD, Stacy vs Montreat (12/01/04) 3 PT FG MADE... 4 ROCHE, Lindsey vs Birmingham-Southern (03/05/05) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS... 8 ROCHE, Lindsey vs Birmingham-Southern (03/05/05) 8 ROCHE, Lindsey at Radford (2/15/05) 3-PT FG PCT (min 2 made) ( 3-3 ) ROCHE, Lindsey vs Charleston Southern (02/09/05) ( 2-2 ) BARTON, Ashton vs Charleston Southern (02/09/05) ( 2-2 ) OPFER, Alli vs Coastal Carolina (02/05/05) ( 2-2 ) BARTON, Ashton vs Longwood (02/02/05) ( 2-2 ) ELDER, Amanda at Tennessee State (01/03/05) ( 2-2 ) VUNCANNON, Velinda at Tennessee State (01/03/05) ( 2-2 ) ELDER, Amanda vs Gardner-Webb (12/30/04) ( 2-2 ) HOOD, Kristal vs North Carolina A&T (12/16/04) FREE THROWS MADE ELDER, Amanda vs Delaware State (12/22/04) FREE THROW ATT HOOD, Kristal vs Wofford (12/11/04) 12 ELDER, Amanda vs Delaware State (12/22/04) 12 HOOD, Kristal at Furman (11/26/04) FT PCT (min 7 made) ( 8-8 ) BALDWIN, Katie vs Western Carolina (12/04/04) ( 7-7 ) HOOD, Kristal at Radford (2/15/05) ( 7-7 ) HOOD, Kristal vs American University (11/28/04) REBOUNDS SHEPARD, Stacy at Charleston Southern (2/28/05) 11 HOOD, Kristal vs Delaware State (12/22/04) ASSISTS... 8 HOOD, Kristal vs Gardner-Webb (12/30/04 7 VUNCANNON, Velinda vs Coastal Carolina (02/05/05) STEALS... 6 CLAPP, Andrea vs Lehigh (11/19/04) 5 ELDER, Amanda vs Birmingham-Southern (03/05/05) 5 VUNCANNON, Velinda vs Longwood (02/02/05) 5 VUNCANNON, Velinda at Tennessee State (01/03/05) 5 HOOD, Kristal vs North Carolina A&T (12/16/04) 5 HOOD, Kristal vs American University (11/28/04) 5 HOOD, Kristal vs Lehigh (11/19/04) BLOCKED SHOTS... 5 ELDER, Amanda vs Gardner-Webb (12/30/04) ---TOTAL PTRS REBOUNDS---- Opponent Date Score W/L FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts---Avg vs Lehigh 11/19/ L vs Texas-Pan American 11/20/ L at Furman 11/26/ L AMERICAN UNIVERSITY 11/28/ L MONTREAT 12/01/ W WESTERN CAROLINA 12/04/ W WOFFORD 12/11/ Wot NORTH CAROLINA A&T 12/16/ W vs Delaware State 12/22/ L vs Morehead State 12/23/ W GARDNER-WEBB 12/30/ W at Tennessee State 01/03/ W at Birmingham-Souther 01/15/ W at Winthrop 01/18/ W LIBERTY 01/22/ L RADFORD 01/26/ W at High Point Lot LONGWOOD 02/02/ W COASTAL CAROLINA 02/05/ W CHARLESTON SOUTHERN 02/09/ W at Liberty 02/12/ L at Radford 2/15/ Lot HIGH POINT 02/19/ L WINTHROP 02/23/ W at Coastal Carolina W at Charleston Souther 2/28/ W BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN 03/05/ L RADFORD 03/08/ W UNC Asheville Opponents

19 Points FG-FGA FG Percentage FT-FTA FT Percentage 3pt FGM-A 3pt Percentage Rebounds Assists Blocks Steals Turnovers Also scoring in double figures was Charlena Martin with 16 points. She also had six assists. Andrea Clapp added 10 points and six rebounds for the Bulldogs. ---TOTAL PTS REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 22 HOOD, Kristal BARTON, Ashton ELDER, Amanda CLAPP, Andrea VUNCANNON, Velinda BALDWIN, Katie ROCHE, Lindsey YOUNG, Leslie SHEPARD, Stacy OPFER, Alli KIRBY, Laura HENDLEY, Brittany TEAM Total Opponents UNC Asheville in two games vs. High Point High Point in two games vs. UNC Asheville UNC Asheville vs. High Point head-to-head Jan. 29, High Point, N.C. High Point 65, UNC Asheville 62 (Overtime) Kristal Hood recorded her first double-double of the season with 20 points and 10 rebounds and Amanda Elder matched her career-high with 16 points but UNC Asheville committed 27 turnovers in a overtime loss at High Point. High Point scored 35 points off Asheville turnovers including four in overtime. Charlena Martin scored 17 points, 13 in the second half to lead the Panthers. Katie O Dell scored 13 points and Candyce Sellers added 10 points to help HPU overcome an eight point second half deficit. Hood hit a jumper to give UNCA a lead with 6:50 left to play. High Point responded with a 10-0 run over the next three minutes aided by five Bulldog turnovers. Hood made a pair of free throws to stop the run and tie the game for the fifth time at 54. A free throw and a made jump shot by Elder with 2:23 left in regulation gave the Bulldogs a lead. O Dell followed a missed shot to make it a one-point game with 42 seconds to play. Asheville broke High Point s press but Katie Baldwin missed a lay-up. Elder fouled Katie Ralls driving to the basket with 11 seconds to play. Ralls made one of two free throws to tie the game at 57 and send the game to overtime. Feb. 19, Asheville, N.C. High Point 61, UNC Asheville 44 Candyce Sellars scored 20 points as High Point hit a season-high 11 three-pointers as the Panthers downed UNC Asheville in the Justice Center. The Bulldogs were led by freshman guard Ashton Barton, who scored a career-high 17 points and added a career-high in rebounds with eight. It was the fourth straight win for the Panthers. Sellers was 7-of-10 from the field and 4-of-7 from long distance. She also had three blocked shots. The Panthers were 11-of-23 from beyond the arc for 48 percent. Six different Panthers hit a trey on the day. ---TOTAL PTS REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 12 MARTIN, Charlena SELLARS, Candyce O'DELL, Katie MILLS, Emily TRUSLOW, Raven RALLS, Katie INGRAM, Chan HAAK, Sarah BRYANT, Amber MANUEL, Amber BROCKMYER, Erica TEAM Total Opponents

20 Points FG-FGA FG Percentage FT-FTA FT Percentage 3pt FGM-A 3pt Percentage Rebounds Assists Blocks Steals Turnovers UNC Asheville in two games vs. Liberty 0-for-4 from beyond the arc. ---TOTAL PTS REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 22 HOOD, Kristal SHEPARD, Stacy BALDWIN, Katie CLAPP, Andrea VUNCANNON, Velinda ELDER, Amanda ROCHE, Lindsey OPFER, Alli KIRBY, Laura BARTON, Ashton HENDLEY, Brittany YOUNG, Leslie TEAM Total Opponents Liberty in two games vs. UNC Asheville UNC Asheville vs. Liberty head-to-head Jan. 22, Asheville, N.C. Liberty 70, UNC Asheville 43 UNC Asheville shot just 18 percent from the floor and fell to Liberty ending its five-game winning streak while the Lady Flames recorded their 49th straight Big South victory. It was still a game at halftime as Liberty held a lead at the break despite Asheville making only five baskets in the opening period. The Bulldogs were held scoreless for the first 7:12 of the second half as Liberty extended its lead from Kristal Tharp led the Lady Flames with 14 points while Katie Feenstra added 13 points and eight rebounds and Rima Margeviciute chipped in 10 points and eight rebounds. Asheville was led by 11 points and six rebounds from Kristal Hood. Stacy Shepard added 10 points for the Bulldogs.The two teams combined to go to the free throw line 79 times in the game that saw 52 fouls called. Liberty was from the stripe while UNCA went from the line. Feb. 12, Lynchburg, Va. Liberty 74, UNC Asheville 62 Kristal Hood scored 20 points while Katie Baldwin scored a career-high 15 points but UNC Asheville could not over come the duo of Katie Feenstra and Kristal Tharp as Liberty defeated the Bulldogs at the Vines Center. Hood hit an off-balance three-pointer at the end of the first half to bring the Bulldogs to within one point at halftime at Feenstra scored a game-high 31 points, 20 in the second half, and pulled down 19 rebounds. Tharp added 20 points and nine rebounds for the Flames who out-rebounded the Bulldogs UNCA, who shot just 18 percent in the first game, shot 43 percent in the first half and finished the game shooting 34 percent from the floor, 47 percent from three-point range, and 80 percent from the free throw line. Both teams were from the free throw line. Feenstra and Tharp combined for 51 of the Flames 74 points. Liberty shot 47 percent from the floor. Tharp was 4-of-6 from three point range while the rest of the team went ---TOTAL PTS REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 44 FEENSTRA, Katie THARP, Kristal MARGEVICIUTE, Rima FASNACHT, Allyson STAUGAITIENE, Daina FEAGIN, Jamie NIKAGBATSE, Roli-An WATKINS, Courtney PIOTRKIEWICZ, Karol PARKER, Michelle JONES, Leslie SMIGELSKAITE, Egle TEAM Total Opponents

21 UNC Asheville vs. Birmingham-Southern head-to-head Jan. 15, Birmingham, Ala. UNC Asheville 58, Birmingham-Southern 46 UNC Asheville used an 11-0 run midway through the second period to overcome a three point halftime deficit on way to a victory over Birmingham-Southern Points FG-FGA FG Percentage FT-FTA FT Percentage 3pt FGM-A 3pt Percentage Rebounds Assists Blocks Steals Turnovers UNC Asheville in two games vs. BSC ---TOTAL PTS REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 10 ELDER, Amanda ROCHE, Lindsey CLAPP, Andrea HOOD, Kristal BARTON, Ashton BALDWIN, Katie SHEPARD, Stacy HENDLEY, Brittany VUNCANNON, Velinda KIRBY, Laura YOUNG, Leslie OPFER, Alli TEAM Total Opponents BSC in two games vs. UNC Asheville Amanda Elder led the Bulldogs with a career-high 16 points. She was 6-11 from the floor and 4-5 from the free throw line. Andrea Clapp was in double-figures for the fifth straight game with 11 points and nine rebounds. Birmingham-Southern got 10 points from Martina Knotkova and Muneca Oliver but the Panthers who led the Big South in made three-point field goals per game where held to 3-14 shooting from the beyond the arc.. The Bulldogs, wearing black uniforms for the first time this season, recorded a seasonhigh 48 rebounds on way to a rebounding advantage. Asheville pulled down 22 offensive rebounds and held a 17-8 advantage in second chance points. UNCA held a lead at the 9:32 mark and held BSC scoreless for the next 5:46. Stacy Shepard hit a jumper in the line to give the Bulldogs their largest lead at Asheville shot from the free throw line in the game. March 5, Asheville, N.C. Birmingham-Southern 58, UNC Asheville 56 Stacey Anthony scored with two seconds left to give Birmingham-Southern a Big South Conference victory over UNC Asheville Saturday afternoon at Justice Center. The Panthers were led in scoring by Martina Knotkova s 17 points and eight rebounds. Anthony added 10 points. Crystal Reed finished with seven points and a game-high nine rebounds. UNC Asheville was led by sophomore forward Amanda Elder s career-high 18 points. Lindsey Roche added a season-high 12 points and was 4-of-8 from the threepoint line. The four treys made by the senior guard are the most by a UNCA player this year in a game. Andrea Clapp collected nine rebounds for the Bulldogs. The Panthers out-rebounded the Bulldogs, for the game and in the second half. Elder enjoyed a solid game for the Bulldogs with seven rebounds, five steals, four assists and two blocked shots. ---TOTAL PTS REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 00 KNOTKOVA, Martina OLIVER, Muneca THORNBORROW, Pam ANTHONY, Stacey REED, Crystal ROSS, Reba YOUNG, LaWanda BALLARD, Britni BURRELL, Fredreka TALBOT, Morgan GRANDBERRY, Jamel TEAM Total Opponents

22 #10 Amanda Elder 6-0, Sophomore Forward Burlington, N.C. Walter M. Williams HS Co-Captain Overview: Will move from guard to forward this season...versitile player can play inside or outside...with a year of college play under her belt, coaches expect her to add depth to the forward position : Turned into a key player for the Bulldogs this season after not playing much last season third leading scorer with 8.5 average and third leading rebounder at 4.5 mark was also third on team in assists with 45 tallied 18 points in home loss vs. Birmingham-Southern (3-5) pumped in 16 points at High Point (1-29) scored 16 points and grabbed six rebounds at Birmingham-Southern (1-15) grabbed seven rebounds in three straight games late in the season pumped in 14 points against Delaware State (12-22) and was 10-of-12 from the free throw line collected at least six rebounds in 12 different games came up big at Coastal Carolina (2-26) as she scored the winning bucket with 31 seconds left and sealed the victory with steal and two free throws in victory led team in blocked shots with 29 scored 10 points with five blocked shots and six rebounds during home victory over Gardner-Webb (12-30) : Scored a season-high six points at Jacksonville averaged 1.0 points and 1.0 rebounds per game while recording 10 assists season-high four assists came against Montreat had eight steals two steals each against Charleston Southern and Jacksonville blocked two shots at Winthrop played a season-high 22 minutes against Charleston Southern. High School: Was the first female athlete from Williams to receive a full scholarship to a Division I school averaged 12 points, nine rebounds, six assists and five steals per game earned All-Conference and All-Region honors named team MVP senior year also awarded Howard Mullis Outstanding Female Athlete Award senior year named a North Carolina Academic Scholar also ran track. Personal: Amanda is the daughter of Jayne and Kelly Elder...she has a twin sister, Sarah 19, and two brothers, Wil 26, and Holmes 24...has not declared a major. Elder s Career Stats YEAR GP-GS FG-A PCT 3PFG-A.PCT FT-A.PCT Reb. AVG Assists Steals Blocks Points AVG TOTAL

23 #12 Lindsey Roche 5-7, Senior Guard Riva, Maryland South River HS Overview: One of two four-year seniors for the Bulldogs...top defender is very physical matching up on opponents top scoring guard...fundamentally sound player with strong work ethic...enters the season five assists shy of 200 for her career 2004:05: : UNCA s defensive stopper one of just two four-year seniors on Bulldog roster led team in threepointers made with 28 had 31 steals and 28 assists tallied season-high 12 points in late-season game against Birmingham-Southern (3-5) as she was 4-of-8 from the three-point line scored 11 points in key league win over Charleston Southern (2-9) and went 3-of-3 from beyond the arc also had 11 points in overtime loss at Radford (2-15) scored nine points and grabbed seven rebounds in win over Southern Conference champion Western Carolina (12-4) had 10 points and went 3-of-4 from three-point in victory over North Carolina A&T (12-16) tallied nine points and collected seven rebounds against Montreat (12-1) : Scored a season-high 12 points by going 8-of-9 from the charity stripe against Wofford scored double-figures in games with 12 at Wofford, 11 against Charleston Southern, 10 against UT-Martin and Samford tied a careerhigh with seven rebounds against Radford also tied a career-high in assists with eight against Montreat averaged 4.9 points per game and 3.1 rebounds per game handed out 56 assists this season and stole the ball 28 times :The only player to start every game led the team in 3-pointers made with 33 and in assists with 80 second on the team in minutes played with 898, averaging 32 minutes a game and in steals with 49 scored a season-high 17 points at Charleston Southern was in double-figures in nine games averages 3.0 rebounds a game went 5-of-5 from the free throw line against Belmont where UNCA set a school record going 13-of-13 from the line had career-high six steals against Belmont had career-high eight assists against Winthrop...made five, three-pointers against Liberty : Named Big South Rookie of the Week in December after two great games... Big South All-Rookie team nominee...second on team in assists with 55...also second on team in steals with 28...scored career-high 18 points against Gardner-Webb...tallied 10 points at Charlotte and 10 points in comeback win against Winthrop, including three-point play with 40 seconds left to seal the victory...handed out five assists in four different games...fifth on team in three-pointers made with nine...scored six points and grabbed five rebounds in Big South Tournament game vs. Liberty. Personal: Lindsey is the daughter of Bill and Mona Roche...she has two sisters, Erin 23, and Abby 20...majoring in business management. Roche s Career Stats YEAR GP-GS FG-A PCT 3PFG-A.PCT FT-A.PCT Reb. AVG Assists Steals Blocks Points AVG TOTAL

24 #13 Ashton Barton 5-8, Freshman Guard Rosman, N.C. Rosman HS Overview: Signed with UNC Asheville program last fall after spectacular high school career at Rosman HS finished her career as the all-time leading scorer in Western North Carolina for girls basketball with 2,581 points...is a competitor with a temendous work ethic...has the ability to score in many ways : Freshman guard who has had a solid rookie year started first game of the season against Lehigh (11-19) but suffered a high ankle sprain when taking a charge and missed the next five games bright spot in home loss to High Point (2-19) with career-best 17 points and eight rebounds against Panthers tallied 15 points and had four assists in home win over Longwood (2-2) as she went 6-of-8 from the field scored 10 points in back-to-back home wins over Coastal Carolina (2-5) and Charleston Southern (2-7) pumped in eight points and collected five rebounds in road win at Birmingham-Southern (1-15) also had 11 points with 6- of-8 performance from free throw line against North Carolina A&T (12-16) scored 11 points and hit crucial three-pointer with 30 seconds left in home victory over Radford (1-26). High School: Four-year starter for Rosman program that she led to three straight conference and sectional championships helped lead Tigers to Western Regional championship game three times senior year averaged 25 points, 10 rebounds, three assists and three steals per game was named as the 2003 and A North Carolina Ms. Basketball named Asheville Citizen-Times Player of the Year freshman, sophomore and junior years was named Hendersonville Times-News Player of the Year all four of her years at Rosman named Smokey Mountain Conference Player of the Year three times played in prestigious Blue-White Game for top prep players in Western North Carolina and was named MVP with 30 points named second team all-state senior year junior season averaged 22 points, eight rebounds, two assists and two steals per game also enjoyed a great volleyball and softball prep career, she helped lead Rosman to 1-A state championship in volleyball in Personal: Ashton is the daughter of Kenneth and Colita Barton...she has two sisters, Jessica 24, and Veronica 22...majoring in psychology with a license in elementary education. Barton s Career Stats YEAR GP-GS FG-A PCT 3PFG-A.PCT FT-A.PCT Reb. AVG Assists Steals Blocks Points AVG TOTAL

25 Advance #14 Auto Parts Velinda Big South Championships Vuncannon 5-5, Senior Guard High Point, NC Louisburg JC Overview: Quickest Asheville player off the dribble...can penetrate or step back and hit the three point shot...coaches look for her to be more consistent in her second year with the program : Starting point guard for most of the season third on team in steals with 41 third on team in three-pointers made with 14 leads team in assists with 72 season-high seven assists came in home win over Coastal Carolina (2-5) scored nine points with seven rebounds, five steals and assists in home victory over Longwood (2-2) scored 12 points in two different games had 12 points with five rebounds, five assists and three steals in home win over Southern Conference champ Western Carolina (12-4) posted 12 points with eight rebounds and three assists in key league win over Radford (1-26) sprained her ankle late in the season against Winthrop (2-23) but only missed one game has started last two games for the Bulldogs : Scored a career-high 13 points against Winthrop registered eight assists and grabbed eight rebounds at Winthrop second on squad in assists with 77, 2.8 per game averaged 1.3 steals per game saw action in 27 games while making eight starts averaged 28 minutes a game. Junior College: Played two years at Louisburg Junior College in Louisburg, NC led Louisburg to eighth place in the National Junior College Basketball Tournament as a sophomore averaged 9.3 points per game and earned All-Region honors and the Coaches Award as a freshman averaged 9.8 points per game, 5.1 assists and 2.4 steals finished the season 12th in the NJCAA in assists with 5.7 per game and 132 overall. High School: Played for North Carolina power High Point Central with current UNCA players Laura Kirby and Brittany Hendley earned two state championships in 1999 and 2001 was named MVP of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association state tournament for her performance in the championship game with 17 points, 13 assists currently holds the NC High School record for assists in a state championship game with 13 in the 2001 state finals went 30-0 in senior year. Personal: Velinda is the daughter of Laura Vuncannon...she has a brother, Gregory 14...majoring in sports management. Vuncannon s Career Stats YEAR GP-GS FG-A PCT 3PFG-A.PCT FT-A.PCT Reb. AVG Assists Steals Blocks Points AVG TOTAL

26 #20 Brittany Hendley 5-6, Sophomore Guard High Point, N.C. High Point Central Big South Conference Freshman of the Year Overview: Is a floor leader despite only being a sophomore...had knee surgery during the off-season but is strong and ready to play feeling no ill effects...is a threat from beyond the three-point arc : : Battled back from a tough season to play well at the end of the year started in three games late in the season with tying season-high nine points in key road victory over Charleston Southern (2-28) dished out a season-high six assists vs. Birmingham-Southern on Saturday (3-5) also scored nine points in comeback win over Winthrop (2-23) as she knocked down two treys had 36 assists and 19 steals on the year solid game against Radford on Tuesday (3-8) with six points, five rebounds and three assists : Big South Freshman of the Year named Big South Freshman of the Week three times started 24-of-28 games led the Bulldogs in 3-point field goals with 1.4 a game third on team in assists with 73 averaged 30.9 minutes per game scored a career-high 17 points at North Carolina A&T registered a career-high eight assists against Montreat averaged 2.6 assists per game...scored in double-figures six times, four times in Big South Conference play. High School: Attended North Carolina powerhouse High Point Central joins former high school teammates Velinda Vuncannon and Laura Kirby averaged nearly 15 points and eight assists senior year competed in the prestigious East/West game as a North Carolina All-Star. Personal: Brittany is the daughter of Lori Todd...she has one brother, T.J majoring in sports mangement. Hendley s Career Stats YEAR GP-GS FG-A PCT 3PFG-A.PCT FT-A.PCT Reb. AVG Assists Steals Blocks Points AVG TOTAL

27 #21 Alli Opfer 5-8, Sophomore Guard Herndon, Va. Paul VI HS Overview: Solid three-point shooter who opponents must guard behind the arc...has a good work ethic and will see more time with a year under her belt : Super sub who gives UNCA energy off the bench played career-high 20 minutes and scored season-best 10 points with four assists against Montreat (12-1) pumped in eight points against North Carolina A&T (12-16) tallied eights points in six minutes of play against Coastal Carolina (2-5) nine of 18 field goals are three-pointers gave UNCA a big lift off bench Tuesday night with key trey early in second half against Radford (3-8) : Scored a career-high eight points in first game with UNCA against American averaged 1.7 points per game and 0.6 rebounds per game saw action in 19 games grabbed three rebounds against Winthrop saw a season-high 16 minutes of action against Montreat. High School: One of the first players to sign with Coach Blose for the season was a first team All-State performer as she averaged 11 points, 3.5 rebounds, three assists and three steals per game.was a member of the Virginia Independent Schools State Championship team at Paul VI HS while earning team MVP honors at Paul VI Independent Schools All-State team and All-Tournament team senior year was second team and junior year honorable mention for Washington Post All-Metro Team... First Team All-WCAC also played soccer and lacrosse in high school. Personal: Allie is the daughter of George and Betty Opfer...she has two brothers, Chris 24, and Tom 27...majoring in health care mangement. Opfer s Career Stats YEAR GP-GS FG-A PCT 3PFG-A.PCT FT-A.PCT Reb. AVG Assists Steals Blocks Points AVG TOTAL

28 #22 Kristal Hood 5-6, Junior Guard Frederick, MD Frederick H.S Big South Conference Freshman of the Year nd Team All-Big South Conference nd Team All-Big South Conference Co-Captain Overview: Preseason All-Conference team selection...one of the quickest players on the squad very capable scorer off of the dribble and behind the arc top returning scorer and rebounder...will need to take more of a leadership role as an upperclassmen : : Earned second team all-conference honors for the second straight year as she led the Bulldogs in scoring (12.7), assists (58), steals (76), field goals made (114) and free throws made (110) second on team in rebounding with 5.4 mark 76 steals is a new single-season school record at UNC Asheville scored career-high 31 points in overtime win over Wofford (12-11) grabbed career-best 11 rebounds in loss to Delaware State (12-22) tallied 28 points and was perfect 7-of-7 from free throw line in overtime loss at Radford (2-15) scored in double figures in 16 games tallied 20 points in loss at Liberty (2-12) had double-double in first meeting against High Point with 20 points and 10 rebounds (2-19) dished out career-high eight assists, grabbed seven rebounds and had 10 points in victory over Gardner-Webb (12-30) had five steals in three different games and four steals in eight contests named Big South Player of the Week in December only UNCA player to start and play in all 28 games for the Bulldogs : Second Team All-Conference second leading scorer with a 11.4 mark and was first on the club in assists (76) second in steals (51) and third in rebounding with a 4.5 mark averaged 13.1 points a game in conference play scored a season-high 23 points against South Carolina State had four games with over 20 points scored was perfect 3-of-3 from 3-point arc against App. State had four games perfect from free throw line, 6-of-6 against Birmingham-Southern, was 4-of-4 against Appalachian State, 4-of- 4 against Samford and 3-of-3 against East Tennessee State grabbed a career-high 10 rebounds against Coastal Carolina had six steals against East Tennessee State : Made an impressive debut scoring 59 points in first three collegiate games was named Big South Rookie of the week three times had 14 games in double-figures second on the team in points scored with 259, averaging 10.4 per game started 19- of-25 games went 64-of-90 from the free throw line had 46 assists scored career-high 28 points against North Carolina A&T pulled down 76 rebounds and had a career-high nine rebounds against Charlotte had five steals against North Carolina A&T had seven assists against Tennessee Tech came off of the bench to score 13 points against Coastal Carolina in the first half. High School: Lead Frederick HS to three straight conference championships as a three-year starter team MVP as a senior averaging 17 points, six rebounds, six steals and five assists per game and was named Frederick News Mid-Maryland Player of the Year earned all-conference honors as a sophomore, junior and senior was selected as a second team all-area selection by the Washington Post scored 1,082 career points during varsity career set school record for steals in a game with 12. Personal: Kristal is the daughter of Pamela and Bernie Little...she has one sister, Kristen 21...majoring in marketing. Hood s Career Stats YEAR GP-GS FG-A PCT 3PFG-A.PCT FT-A.PCT Reb. AVG Assists Steals Blocks Points AVG TOTAL

29 #33 Leslie Young 5-10, Sophomore Forward Clyde, N.C. Pisgah HS Overview: Had a solid freshman season and will be looked to in the post this season... coaches feel that she will continue to improve and excel in the post : : Reserve forward who had some solid games for the Bulldogs off the bench scored seven points against Texas-Pan American (11-20) and against Montreat College (12-1) pumped in season-high nine points in home win over Gardner-Webb (12-30) had six points in overtime victory over Wofford (12-11) grabbed four rebounds and played career-high 20 minutes against North Carolina A&T (12-16) had six rebounds in nine minutes of play during home win over Coastal Carolina (2-5) : One of nine new players to join the Bulldogs last season played in 19 games, starting one against Towson scored a career-high seven points against Montreat grabbed four rebounds against Coastal Carolina and Montreat averaged 1.3 points per game and 0.8 rebounds per game shot 48% (10-21) from the field had career-high two steals against Montreat. High School: A local product from Pisgah High School had an impressive high school career going 20-7 in senior year averaged 15.4 points, 5.4 rebounds, and was 79 percent free throw shooter per game holds Pisgah High School record for most career points with 1,710 in senior year was named Western Highlands Conference Player of the Year and the Co-Player of the Year her sophomore year was a three-time all conference performer also played volleyball and soccer. Personal: Leslie is the daughter of Stephen and Laurel Young...she has one sister, Brittany 18...majoring in health care mangement. Young s Career Stats YEAR GP-GS FG-A PCT 3PFG-A.PCT FT-A.PCT Reb. AVG Assists Steals Blocks Points AVG TOTAL

30 #34 Andrea Clapp 5-11, Senior Forward Maryville, Tenn. Walters State CC Overview: Has the ability to shoot with both hands around basket...good passer in the post...coaches look for her to take more of a leadership role in her second season in Asheville...will need to be a constant in an otherwise inexperienced front court. 2004:05: Enjoyed a strong senior year as she s second on the team in scoring (9.2) and tops the club in rebounding (5.7) fourth on team in steals (34) early in the season scored in double figures in seven straight games recovered from separated shoulder suffered against Western Carolina (12-4) and only missed two games tallied 16 points and grabbed seven rebounds against WCU scored 14 points and collected seven rebounds vs. Morehead State (12-23) had great home game against Coastal Carolina (2-5) with 14 points and six rebounds has had at least six rebounds in six of the last seven games pumped in 10 points and had seven rebound Tuesday night against Radford (3-8) tallied 14 points with six rebounds and four assists in home win over Charleston Southern (2-9) : One of nine new players for the Bulldogs last season quietly did a solid job for the Bulldogs UNCA s fourth leading scorer with a 8.1 average and had a field goal percentage at 44.7% (92-206) scored career-high 16 points against Coastal Carolina also grabbed career-high 11 rebounds at High Point started 20-of-28 games scored in double-figures 15 times was 5-of-5 from charity stripe at Birmingham-Southern had eight perfect games from the free throw line. Junior College: Attended Walter s State Community College for two years helped to lead team to a 24-7 record and in two years a record averaged 13.6 points, 5.5 rebounds, 2.5 assists and two steals per game effective outside shooter hitting on 51% of her shots from the field and 47% from behind the arc. High School: Attended William Blount High School in Maryville, TN averaged 18 points and nine rebounds per game her senior year junior year averaged 15 points and seven rebounds per game was named All-County and All-District four years in a row was named teams MVP three years Honorable Mention for All-State three years in a row also played softball. Personal: Andrea is the daughter of Debbie Teffeteller and Larry Clapp...she has two brothers, Chris 20, and Bryson 3, and a sister Hannah 9...majoring in psychology. Clapp s Career Stats YEAR GP-GS FG-A PCT 3PFG-A.PCT FT-A.PCT Reb. AVG Assists Steals Blocks Points AVG TOTAL

31 #42 Katie Baldwin 5-9, Sophomore Guard Leesburg, Va. St. Francis College (NY) Overview: Sat out last season after transferring from St. Francis in New York...versitile player who likes to go inside and scrap for rebounds...adds depth to an already deep back court but coaches feel that her conditioning and determination will help her compete for playing time : Transfer from St. Francis College (N.Y) who played for the first time in two years started in six games and knocked down 11 treys with 24 steals had great game at Liberty (2-12) with 15 points and was 3-of-4 from long distance also had six rebounds in the game had 12 points in home win over Montreat (12-1) helped lead Bulldogs to win over Southern Conference champion Western Carolina (12-4) with 10 points and went 8-of-8 from free throw line late in the game leads team in free throw percentage at 81.8 percent scored eight points against Birmingham-Southern on Saturday (3-5) and knocked down two treys solid game against Radford Tuesday night (3-8) with seven points, all in the second half : Red-Shirted Before UNCA: Attended St. Francis College started in 19-of-27 games averaged 26.0 minutes a game was 32-of-42 from the charity stripe averaged 2.4 rebounds a game averaged 5.7 points a game. High School: Was heavily recruited by Head Coach Betsy Blose as a student at Loudoun County HS averaged 14 points, six rebounds and three assists per game as a senior was All-District and All-Region performer junior and senior years finished high school second all-time leading scorer with 1,326 points holds record at Loudoun County HS in points per game, season and career free throws also played for the Potomac Valley All-Star Team that went to the National AAU Tournament in Winston Salem, NC. Personal: Katie is the daughter of Bill and Nancy Baldwin...she has one sister Jeston, 24...majoring in sports management. Baldwin s Career Stats YEAR GP-GS FG-A PCT 3PFG-A.PCT FT-A.PCT Reb. AVG Assists Steals Blocks Points AVG TOTAL

32 #44 Laura Kirby 6-3, Senior Center High Point, N.C. High Point Central HS Overview: Worked hard this off-season to improve conditioning...will add depth and leadership in the post...has been with the program four years...will push the other posts with her strong work ethic : Started in five games this season one of two four-years seniors on Bulldog roster scored seven points and grabbed seven rebounds in overtime victory over Wofford (12-11) scored key threepoint play late in victory over Southern Conference champion Western Carolina (12-4) scored two points and had four rebounds against Liberty (1-22) : Played in 23 games, starting one against Charleston Southern had career-high seven points twice against Charleston Southern and against Montreat had two blocked shots in four different games against Winthrop, Radford, UT-Martin and Montreat averaged 1.1 points per game and 1.3 rebounds per game had 13 blocked shots and shot 50% from charity stripe for the season : Key player off of the bench second in blocked shots with 11 and in free throw percentage had five rebounds against Charleston Southern and Samford scored season-high four points against High Point and Mars Hill had three assists against East Tennessee State : Led UNCA in blocked shots with 17...began her career with four blocked shots in first game of the year against Appalachian State...scored season-high four points against Charleston Southern and at Liberty...five rebounds, five blocked shots in home loss to Liberty...grabbed four rebounds at Elon. High School: Helped lead High Point Central to state championships sophomore and senior year...was part of program that went during her career...as a senior averaged nine rebounds, five points and three blocked shots per game...excellent athlete who also lettered in soccer and volleyball...was named 2001 High Point Female Athlete of the Year. Personal: Laura is the daughter of Sam and Gennie Kirby...she has one brother, Samuel 14, and one sister Lesli 23...majoring in mass communications. Kirby s Career Stats YEAR GP-GS FG-A PCT 3PFG-A.PCT FT-A.PCT Reb. AVG Assists Steals Blocks Points AVG TOTAL

33 #50 Stacy Shepard 6-2, Freshman Center Altavista, Va. Altavista HS All-Freshman Team Overview: Signed with Bulldog program last fall and could provide an immediate impact at the center position after great high school career at Altavista HS adds immediate strength to the post...how quickly she makes transition to college game will determine her effectivness... expected to gain experience quickly...high school coach, Debra Spencer played for Asheville head coach Betsy Blose when Blose coached at Altavista in the mid-80 s : Talented freshman center who will feel at home during Big South Conference Tournament as she s from nearby Altavista, Va.named Big South Freshman of the Week four times this season fourth leading scorer (6.6) and fourth leading rebounder (4.2) pumped in 17 points with six rebounds in crucial road victory at Coastal Carolina (2-26) scored 16 points and was 6-of-8 from the field in victory over eventual Southern Conference champion Western Carolina (12-4) tallied career-high 18 points on 7-of-9 shooting against North Carolina A&T (12-16) grabbed career-high 13 rebounds at Charleston Southern (2-28) hit winning free throws with 1:00 left and collected 10 rebounds during home win over Winthrop (2-23) scored 18 points and had seven rebounds in second game of college career against Texas-Pan American (11-20) had big game against Radford (3-8) in quarterfinals of Big South Conference Tournament with game-high 12 rebounds, three blocked shots and five rebounds scored 10 points in the second half. High School: Had her number retired this September at Altavista HS finished her career as the school s all-time leading scorer with 2,105 points senior year averaged 22 points, 12 rebounds and 1.5 blocked shots per game as she helped lead the school to a 2004 state championship was named as the VHSCA and Associated Press Player of the Year for season led school to three straight regional championships and four consecutive regular season district titles had a overall record and amazing 47-1 district record during her career named to all-state team three straight years was an all- region and all-conference selection four times team MVP junior and senior seasons named District Player of the Year twice and was the Lynchburg News & Advance Player of the Year junior and senior years junior year averaged 24 points, 12 rebounds and shot 68 percent from the field also lettered in track and field. Personal: Stacy is the daughter of Brenda Padgett...she has one brother Jacob 5, and one sister, Michelle 15...has not declared a major. Shepard s Career Stats YEAR GP-GS FG-A PCT 3PFG-A.PCT FT-A.PCT Reb. AVG Assists Steals Blocks Points AVG TOTAL

34 Tuesday, March 8 at highest seeds Friday, March 11 at Lynchburg, Va. Saturday, March 12 at Lynchburg, Va. #1 Liberty Game 1 Lynchburg, Va. - 7:00pm ET #1 Liberty 2005 Advance Auto Parts Women s Basketball Championship March 8, 11, 12, 2005 All Times Eastern #8 Winthrop #4 Birmingham-Southern Game 5 6:00pm ET TV: Big South Television Network Game 5 winner Game 2 Birmingham, Ala. - 8:00pm ET #4 Birmingham-Southern #5 Charleston Southern #2 High Point Game 7 2:00pm ET Fox Sports South 3:00pm ET CSN Mid-Atlantic 2005 Advance Auto Parts Women s Basketball Champion Game 3 High Point, N.C. - 7:00pm ET #2 High Point #7 Coastal Carolina #3 UNC Asheville Game 6 8:30pm ET TV: Big South Television Network Game 6 winner Game 4 Asheville, N.C. - 7:00pm ET #3 UNC Asheville #6 Radford