G So ppg 3.6rpg 3.4apg 1.2spg 4. G So ppg 1.4apg 1.0spg 12. G Fr ppg 2.8rpg 1.7apg 24. F So ppg 4.

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1 GAME 19 FEBRUARY 2, 2009 Matchup: Presbyterian College (2-16, 0-7 Big South) vs. Coastal Carolina (11-9, 3-4 Big South) Tip-Off: 7:00 p.m. Site: Conway, S.C. Arena: Kimbel Arena (1,039) Series: Coastal Carolina leads 10-4 First Meeting: Season; L Last Meeting: Season; W THE MATCHUP: PC gears up for its second game in three days with a visit to Kimbel Arena for a 7 p.m. game with Coastal Carolina on Monday evening. The Blue Hose are coming off a 13-point loss to Charleston Southern on Saturday evening at CSU Field House. The Chanticleers earned a decisive victory over Gardner-Webb as they returned home after a four-game road trip. Coastal Carolina is now 8-2 when on its home court. FOLLOW THE BLUE HOSE: WLBG 860-AM s Inside the Zone for Sports host Jon Avery and sidekick Rhett Harris will follow the women s basketball team as they take on the Chanticleers on Monday evening. The duo can also be heard on WPCX 97.1-FM or on Or check out the Big South Edge at to watch the game live via videostreaming. IN THE SERIES: PC and Coastal Carolina have met 14 times, but it will be the first time for any of the current players. While the Chanticleers hold a 10-4 edge in the series, the two teams haven t met since the season when PC recorded a victory. LAST TIME OUT: The Blue Hose played just 48 hours earlier, losing a decision to Charleston Southern. PC and the Bucs changed leads 10 times before Charleston Southern took the lead for good in the waning minutes of the fi rst half. Junior forward Lea Smith recorded her fi rst doubledouble of the season with a career-high 17 points and 10 rebounds while Katlin Moore scored 14 points and Amanda Mills chipped in 10 for 41 of the team s 48 points. NEXT UP: The Blue Hose finish their five-game road trip as they kick off the second half of conference play with a trip to Winthrop for a 7 p.m. match SCHEDULE NOVEMBER 15 USC UPSTATE L 16 Clemson L 21 East Carolina L 24 COLGATE W 26 MONTREAT W DECEMBER 2 Georgia State L 4 OHIO L 15 Wake Forest L 18 STETSON L 20 Army L JANUARY 3 WINTHROP* L 5 Virginia Tech L 12 UNC Asheville* L 17 LIBERTY* L 19 RADFORD* L 24 High Point* L 26 Gardner-Webb* L 31 Charleston Southern* L FEBRUARY 2 COASTAL CAROLINA* 7:00 p.m. 7 Winthrop* 7:00 p.m. 9 ALLEN 7:00 p.m. 14 UNC ASHEVILLE* 5:00 p.m. 17 LONGWOOD 7:00 p.m. 21 GARDNER-WEBB* 5:00 p.m. 23 HIGH POINT* 7:00 p.m. 28 Radford* 3:00 p.m. PROJECTED STARTERS Kaitlin Moore Fort Mill, S.C./Charlotte Catholic (N.C.) G So ppg 3.6rpg 3.4apg 1.2spg 4 Amanda Mills Oregon City, Ore./San Diego Mesa CC G So ppg 1.4apg 1.0spg 12 Kristen Stevens Pickerington, Ohio/Pickerington Cen. G Fr ppg 2.8rpg 1.7apg 24 Chelsea Wright Atlanta, Ga./Whitefi eld Academy F So ppg 4.8rpg 21 Lea Smith Marion, N.C./McDowell F Jr ppg 5.6rpg 23 MARCH 2 Liberty* 7:00 p.m. 6 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN* 5:00 p.m. 9 COASTAL CAROLINA* 7:00 p.m. * denotes Big South Conference game All times Eastern Standard Time OFF THE BENCH 14 Brittany Brown Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Latin Fr. F ppg 3.7rpg 22 Megan Lee Chillicothe, Ohio/Chillicothe Fr. G ppg 1.2rpg 25 Holly Whatley Greenville, S.C./Travelers Rest Jr. G ppg 0.4rpg

2 Basketball Quick Facts Season: 32nd All-Time Record: Starters Ret./Lost: 2/3 Letterman Ret./Lost: 3/8 Head Coach: Ronny Fisher (Furman 90) Record at PC: 2-16, First Season Big South Record: 0-7; First Season Assistants: Eric Burrow (Presbyterian 99), Monique Dawson (Western Carolina 08), Nichole Bennett (USC Aiken 08) College Quick Facts Location: Clinton, S.C. Founded: 1880 Enrollment: 1,200 Nickname: Blue Hose Colors: Blue and Garnet Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Big South Arena: Ross E. Templeton P.E. Center (2,300) President: Dr. John V. Griffi th Director of Athletics: Dr. William Bee Carlton Sports Information Phone: Fax: Website: WBB Contact: Caroline Morris camorris@presby.edu Cell: WHERE HAVE ALL THE SENIORS GONE?: While the Big South Conference has a plethora of young talent, the numbers get a little thin at the top of the class. Niether PC nor Coastal Carolina have any seniors listed on their roster. This will be the third game this season sans seniors; there weren t any present on either side of the court against High Point or Gardner-Webb. DOUBLE THREAT: Sophomore guards Amanda Mills and Katlin Moore are constantly trading the title of PC s scoring leader back and forth. Currently Mills has the edge by one tenth of a point (11.3 points per game to Moore s 11.2ppg). The backcourt pair rank 11th and 12th in the Big South Conference in scoring, respectively. Right behind them, Coastal Carolina s top two scorers, Amanda Stull and Sydnei Moss, occupy the 13th and 14th spots in the Big South. The pair of Chanticleers are also trading the top position back and forth, averaging one point less than Mills and Moore. COASTAL CONNECTIONS: PC s athletic trainer, Heide Burgin has a divided household when it comes to Big South basketball. She is in her fourth year as the women s basketball trainer while her husband, Chris, is in the midst of his second year as the Chanticleers women s basketball program. The division is nothing new for the couple as Heide graduated from Clemson and Chris is a South Carolina alum. MINISTERS OF DEFENSE: Forwards Chelsea Wright and Lea Smith have defended the basket with increased effi ciency in January. Smith grabbed a career-high 10 rebounds against Charleston Southern on Saturday evening. The fourth game of eight rebounds or more this month, Smith is averaging 5.6 boards per game, compared to 5.2 rpg in December. She is currently ranked 13th in the Big South in rebounding. Wright recorded a season-high nine rebounds in two of the last four games against Gardner-Webb (1/26) and Radford (1/19). She had eight off the glass at High Point (1/24) and seven against Charleston Southern (1/31). Wright, who averaged just 2.2 rebounds per game in December, is now the Blue Hose leader with 6.6 rebounds per game. She jumped in the Big South standings and is now ranked 20th in rebounds PC IN THE BIG SOUTH: The Blue Hose are ranked in several categories in the Big South. Here is how PC s players stack up against the competition (as of Feb. 1): SCORING: REBOUNDING: FIELD GOAL PCT: ASSISTS: FREE THROW % 11. Amanda Mills (11.3 points per game) 12. Katlin Moore (11.2 points per game) 24. Lea Smith (8.3 points per game) 13. Lea Smith (5.6 rebounds per game) 20. Chelsea Wright (4.8 rebounds per game) 15. Lea Smith (38.2 percent) 8. Katlin Moore (3.44 assists per game) 10. Lea Smith (60.0 percent) PC SAAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Junior forward Lea Smith was chosen as Presbyterian College s SAAC Player of the Week on Monday, Jan. 19. Smith tied her season high of 15 points and grabbed eight boards at UNC Asheville. She followed up her performance with eight points, three boards, two blocks and steals. This is the second time head coach Ronny Fisher has had a player honored this year. Sophomore guard Amanda Mills earned the award on Dec. 1 after scoring 33 points in wins over Colgate and Montreat. GIVE ME SOME HEIGHT: Head coach Ronny Fisher signed four high school seniors that will make up PC women

3 basketball s Class of In addition to skills such as basketball knowledge and speed, Fisher s four recruits will bring some much-needed height to Blue Hose. Shonda Burnside, Devin Fothergill, Chelsea Parker and Olivia Towers-Solis range from 5-10 to 6-3 (the tallest girl on the team currently is 5-11 Chelsea Wright). The girls will raise the current average height from 5-8¼ to just under 5-8½ inches. PRESEASON POLL: PC was picked to finish ninth (out of nine) in the Big South Conference preseason poll. This is the first season the Blue Hose are eligible to win the regular season title and Player of the Week accolades. BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE PRESEASON POLL: 1. Liberty 2. Winthrop 3. High Point 4. Radford 5. UNC Asheville T-6. Coastal Carolina T-6. Gardner-Webb 8. Charleston Southern 9. Presbyterian PC VS. BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE: Although this is the first year the Blue Hose are officially part of the Big South Conference, PC has played several Big South members in the past. The team met UNC Asheville and Radford twice last year and played High Point, Charleston Southern, Winthrop and Liberty once. In Fisher s squad will play a full conference schedule, meeting each of the nine teams in the Big South twice. Here s how PC has done against Big South opponents in the past: Charleston Southern Coastal Carolina Gardner-Webb High Point Liberty Radford UNC Asheville Winthrop FRESH FACES: The Blue Hose looks dramatically different this year as fi rst-year head coach Ronny Fisher welcomes five new players to the squad. The former associate head coach for PC s men s basketball program signed freshmen Brittany Brown, Megan Lee, and Kristen Stevens, in addition to sophomore transfer Amanda Mills. Current PC junior Holly Whatley also joins the team for the season. Brown and Whatley will join veterans Lea Smith and Chelsea Wright in the frontcourt. Brown is a three-time Charlotte Independent Athletic Association All-Conference team selection averaged 12 points, eight rebounds and Big South Standings League Overall Liberty 7-0 (1.000) 13-7 (.650) High Point 6-2 (.750) (.476) Radford 5-2 (.714) 6-12 (.333) UNC Asheville 4-4 (.500) 7-14 (.333) Coastal Carolina 3-4 (.429) 11-9 (.550) Winthrop 3-4 (.429) 8-11 (.421) Gardner-Webb 3-5 (.375) (.524) Charleston Southern 2-5 (.286) 8-12 (.400) Presbyterian 0-7 (.000) 2-16 (.111) Composite Schedule January 27 WINTHROP at Georgia State...6:00 p.m. 28 GARDNER-WEBB at Appalachian State...7:00 p.m. 31 HIGH POINT at LIBERTY...2:00 p.m. WINTHROP at UNC ASHEVILLE...2:00 p.m. GARDNER-WEBB at COASTAL CAROLINA...2:00 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN at CHARLESTON SOUTHERN...5:30 p.m. February 2 WINTHROP at CHARLESTON SOUTHERN...5:30 p.m. RADFORD at LIBERTY...7:00 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN at COASTAL CAROLINA...7:00 p.m. 7 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN at WINTHROP...7:00 p.m. RADFORD at GARDNER-WEBB...3:00 p.m. COASTAL CAROLINA at HIGH POINT...4:00 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN at WINTHROP...7:00 p.m. 9 COASTAL CAROLINA at UNC ASHEVILLE...7:00 p.m. CHARLESTON SOUTHERN at HIGH POINT...7:00 p.m. Allen at PRESBYTERIAN...7:00 p.m. 10 Longwood at WINTHROP...7:00 p.m. 14 WINTHROP at RADFORD...3:00 p.m. HIGH POINT at GARNDER-WEBB...4:30 p.m. COASTAL CAROLINA at CHARLESTON SOUTHERN...4:30 p.m. UNC ASHEVILLE at PRESBYTERIAN...5:00 p.m. 16 UNC ASHEVILLE at GARDNER-WEBB...7:00 p.m. HIGH POINT at RADFORD...7:00 p.m. WINTHROP at LIBERTY...7:00 p.m. 17 LONGWOOD at PRESBYTERIAN...7:00 p.m.

4 Blue Hose Record in When: Blue Hose win opening tip-off Opponent wins opening tip-off Blue Hose lead at halftime Blue Hose trail at halftime Blue Hose tied at halftime Blue Hose out-rebound opponent Opponent out-rebounds the Blue Hose Blue Hose tie opponent in rebounds Blue Hose shoot.500 or better from the fi eld Opponent shoots.500 or better from the fi eld Blue Hose shoot better FG% than opponent Opponent shoots better FG% than the Blue Hose Blue Hose and opponent shoot equal FG% Blue Hose commit fewer turnovers than opponent Blue Hose commit more turnovers than opponent.0-13 Blue Hose and opponent commit equal turnovers Two or fewer Blue Hose score in double fi gures Three Blue Hose score in double fi gures Four Blue Hose score in double fi gures Five or more Blue Hose score in double fi gures Blue Hose score 59 points or fewer Blue Hose score between points Blue Hose score between points Blue Hose score between points Blue Hose score between points Blue Hose score 100 points or more In games decided by three points or fewer In games decided by 4-10 points In games decided by points In games decided by points In games decided by 30 points or more In November games In December games In January games In February games In March games Saturday games Sunday games Monday games Tuesday games Wednesday games Thursday games Friday games Afternoon games Evening games Televised games (Internet) Single Overtime games Double Overtime games Tournament games Current Streak...L13 Longest Winning Streak... W2 Longest Losing Streak...L13 Smallest Margin of Victory pts. (vs. Colgate, 11/24/08) Largest Margin of Victory...12 pts. (vs. Montreat, 11/26/08) Average Margin of Victory...12 pts. Smallest Margin of Defeat...4 pts. (vs. Stetson, 12/18/08) Largest Margin of Defeat...52 pts. (at Wake Forest, 12/15/08) Average Margin of Defeat pts. Largest Halftime Lead...5 pts. (2x, vs. Gardner-Webb, 1/26/09) Largest Halftime Defi cit pts. (at Wake Forest, 12/15/08) steals per game as a senior at Charlotte Latin in Charlotte, N.C. Whatley averaged eight points and nine rebounds as a forward at Travelers Rest in Greenville, N.C., receiving allcounty honors her senior season. In the backcourt, Lee, Mills and Stevens will join sophomore returner Katlin Moore. Mills won two state championships at Oregon City before playing for one year at San Diego Mesa CC where she averaged 18.1 points, 4.5 rebounds and 3.5 assists for the Lady Olympians. Lee and Stevens both hail from Ohio, where Lee won the SEOAL South Division Championships and advanced to the sectional semifi nals of the 2008 Division II tournament with her Chillicothe High School team. Stevens played for back-to-back sectional and district champion Pickerington Central. She earned All-Central District Honorable Mention status in her senior season. ON THE SIDELINE: Head coach Ronny Fisher took the reigns of the PC women s basketball program in April He is the sixth head coach in the program s 30-year history. Fisher assumes the position after serving as the associate head coach for the Blue Hose men s basketball program in He received the promotion to associate head coach after working as an assistant coach for seven under current head coach Gregg Nibert. ASSISTANT COACHES: Coach Fisher hired three new assistant coaches to help mold the team. Eric Burrow is a 1999 PC graduate who played for four years under current men s head coach Gregg Nibert. He was the 12th player to reach the 1,000-point plateau under Nibert s watch, fi nishing his career with 1,076 points. Burrow comes from a two-year stint as the head girls basketball coach at Grayson High School in Grayson, Ga. Joining Fisher and Burrow on the bench is Monique Dawson and Nichole Bennett. Dawson is a 2008 graduate from Western Carolina where she was named to the All- Southern Conference Preseason Team her junior and senior seasons. She became the 19th Lady Catamount to reach 1,000 points, ending her career with 1,216 points and ranking 12th in the Western Carolina record books. Bennett comes from USC Aiken, where she was a twoyear letterwinner, helping lead the Pacers to a 20-9 record in She accepted a job coaching the junior varsity team at North Augusta where she helped guide the Yellowjackets to a 9-7 record in

5 Presbyterian College Blue Hose Monday s Matchup No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/Previous School 4 Katlin Moore So. G 5-7 Fort Mill, S.C./Charlotte Catholic (N.C.) 12 Amanda Mills So. G 5-6 Oregon City, Ore./San Diego Mesa CC 14 Brittany Brown Fr. F 5-9 Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Latin 21 Chelsea Wright So. F 5-11 Atlanta, Ga./Whitefi eld Academy 22 Megan Lee Fr. G 5-7 Chillicothe, Ohio/Chillicothe 23 Lea Smith Jr. F 5-10 Marion, N.C./McDowell 24 Kristen Stevens Fr. G 5-7 Pickerington, Ohio/Pickerington Central 25 Holly Whatley Jr. G 5-8 Greenville, S.C./Travelers Rest Head Coach: Ronny Fisher (Furman 90); First Season Assistant Coaches: Eric Burrow (Presbyterian 99); First Season Monique Dawson (Western Carolina 08); First Season Nichole Bennett (USC Aiken 08); First Season Athletic Trainer: Heide Burgin (Clemson 98); Fourth Season Student Manager: Sade Smith Coastal Carolina Chanticleers No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/Previous School 4 Kate Jasinski So. G 5-6 Toledo, Ohio/Penn (Ind.) 10 Lindsey Waters So. C 6-0 Stearns, Ky./Eastern Kentucky Univ. 11 Lauren Grochowski R-So. F 5-11 Naperville, Ill./Central 12 Amanda Stull Jr. G 5-9 Rushville, Ind./Rusville Consolidated 15 Olivia Irick Fr. G 5-7 Columbia, S.C./W.J. Keenan 21 Sydnei Moss So. G/F 5-10 North Augusta, S.C./North Augusta 22 Devin Rivers Jr. F/C 6-1 Miami, Fla./Felix Varela 24 Katie White So. C 6-3 St. Charles, Ill./East 30 Courtney Grambley R-Fr. F 6-1 Morrow, Ohio/Little Miami 32 Jessica Noll So. F 6-0 Myrtle Beach, S.C./St. James 40 Kendra Reynolds Jr. G 6-0 South Bend, Ind./Olney Central J.C. 42 Taylor Epley Fr. C 6-0 Newburgh, Ind./Castle 44 Elizabeth Weaver R-Jr. F 5-10 Unicoi, Tenn./Unicoi County 45 Lori Whitaker Jr. G 5-9 Bloomington, Ind./North Head Coach: Alan LeForce (Cumberland College 57); 12th Season Assistant Coaches: Mark Kost (Notre Dame 95); Sixth Season Shameka Montgomery (UNC Wilmington 03); Fourth Season Frank Moorhead (Clarion 78); Seventh Season

6 Scouting Coastal Carolina PROJECTED STARTERS Amanda Stull Rushville, Ind. G Jr ppg 6.5rpg 12 Sydnei Moss North Augusta, S.C. G So ppg 6.8rpg 21 Katie White St. Charles, Ill. C So ppg 2.6rpg 24 Courtney Gramblely Morrow, Ohio F R-Fr ppg 2.8rpg 30 Kendra Reynolds South Bend, Ind. F Jr ppg 6.4rpg 40 FROM THE FREE THROW LINE: Coastal Carolina currently leads the Big South Conference in free throw percentage, shooting 67.2 percent from the line. Junior Amanda Stull is second in the conference, hitting 80.2 percent of her shots from the charity stripe. PC, who has fallen to fifth in the league with 65.1 percent accuracy from the line, led the Big South for two weeks in January with 68 percent from the line. HOME SWEET HOME: The Chanticleers are 8-2 in the confi nes of Kimbel Arena, outscoring opponents by 14.2 points while at home. Conversely, Coastal Carolina holds only a 4-7 record when on the road. PULLING DOWN THE REBOUND: Guards Sydnei Moss and Amanda Stull don t leave the boards to the big girls. The duo rank fourth and fi fth in the Big South Conference in rebounds, combining for 13.3 rebounds per game. Moss leads the Chanticleers with 6.8 rebounds per game with Stull not far behind at 6.5 boards. Coastal Carolina Quick Facts Location: Conway, S.C. Founded: 1954 Enrollment: 8,300 President: David A. DeCenzo Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Big South Nickname: Chanticleers Colors: Teal, Bronze and Black Arena: Kimbel Arena Capacity: 1,039 Athletic Director: Warren Moose Koegel Head Coach: Alan LeForce (Cumberland 57) Record at CCU: (11 Seasons) Overall Record: (26 Seasons) Assistant Coaches: Mark Kost (Notre Dame 95), Shameka Montgomery (UNC Wilmington 03), Frank Moorhead (Clarion 78) Website: Record: Conf. Record/Finish: 4-8th/5th Starters Ret./Lost: 2/3 Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 8/4 Series: Coastal Carolina leads 10-4 First Meeting: ; W Last Meeting: ; L WHAT S A CHANTICLEER?: Coastal Carolina gets questioned about its mascot just as often as PC does about the Blue Hose. A Chanticleer is a rooster who rules the barnyard with cunning and wit. His competitiveness CRUNCHING THE NUMBERS never wanes as he battles to the end, using his brains to come out on top every time. CCU STAT PC Scoring Avg Opp. Scoring Avg Scoring Margin FG% FG% Defense Pt. FG% Pt. FG% Defense FT% Rebound Avg Opp. Rebound Avg Turnover Avg Steals...5.4

7 Big South Conference Weekly Honors Player of the Week Rookie of the Week Nov. 17 Megan Frazee, Liberty Shamia Brown, High Point Nov. 24 Amanda Stull, Coastal Carolina Ali Schwagmeyer, Charleston Southern Dec. 1 Jessica Monroe, UNC Asheville Ali Schwagmeyer, Charleston Southern Dec. 8 Lindsey Montgomery, UNC Asheville Shamia Brown, High Point Dec. 15 Mackenzie Maier, High Point Kylee Beecher, Liberty Dec. 22 Pam Tolbert, Charleston Southern Kiki Rutledge, Charleston Southern Jan. 5 Megan Frazee, Liberty Shamia Brown, High Point Jan. 12 Pam Tolbert, Charleston Southern Lindsey Thompson, High Point Jan. 19 Jurica Hargraves, High Point Shamia Brown, Hight Point Jan. 26 Megan Frazee, Liberty Teonika Webb, Gardner-Webb Feb. 2 Feb. 9 Feb. 16 Feb. 23 Mar. 2 Mar Game-By-Game Leaders OPPONENT RESULT POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS vs. USC Upstate L Lea Smith (15) Kristen Stevens (7) Moore, Mills (2) Brittany Brown (2) at Clemson L Amanda Mills (8) Lea Smith (8) Three Players (2) Moore, Wright (2) at East Carolina L Katlin Moore (17) Wright, Moore (5) Amanda Mills (4) Megan Lee (3) vs. Colgate W Amanda Mills (15) Wright, Smith (5) Moore, Mills (3) Four Players (4) vs. Montreat W Amanda Mills (18) Lea Smith (8) Katlin Moore (5) Six Players (2) at Georgia State L Katlin Moore (14) Five Players (4) Katlin Moore (3) Kristen Stevens (2) vs. Ohio L Katlin Moore (14) Lea Smith (6) Katlin Moore (4) Katlin Moore (3) at Wake Forest L Kristen Stevens (11) Brittany Brown (10) Katlin Moore (4) Five Players (1) vs. Stetson L Amanda Mills (26) Brittany Brown (11) Katlin Moore (10) Chelsea Wright (2) at Army L Brittany Brown (11) Brown, Stevens (5) Smith, Mills (2) Megan Lee (3) vs. Winthrop L Katlin Moore (13) Lea Smith (8) Katlin Moore (3) Moore, Mills (2) at Va. Tech L Lea Smith (11) Moore, Stevens (5) Katlin Moore (5) Moore, Mills (1) at UNC Asheville L Lea Smith (15) Wright, Smith (8) Katlin Moore (6) Megan Lee (2) vs. Liberty L Amanda Mills (21) Chelsea Wright (5) Moore, Stevens (3) Smith, Moore (2) vs. Radford L Katlin Moore (14) Chelsea Wright (9) Moore, Brown (2) Three Players (1) at High Point L Amanda Mills (12) Lea Smith (9) Kristen Stevens (5) Four Players (1) at Gardner-Webb L Amanda Mills (17) Chelsea Wright (9) Amanda Mills (4) Three Players (1) at Charleston Southern L Lea Smith (17) Lea Smith (10) Kristen Stevens (6) Katlin Moore (2) at Coastal Carolina at Winthrop vs. Allen vs. UNC Asheville vs. Longwood vs. Gardner-Webb vs. High Point at Radford at Liberty vs. Charleston Southern vs. Coastal Carolina

8 Starting Five OPPONENT RESULT GUARD GUARD GUARD FORWARD FORWARD vs. USC Upstate L Moore Mills Stevens Smith Brown at Clemson L Moore Mills Stevens Smith Brown at East Carolina L Moore Mills Stevens Smith Wright vs. Colgate W Moore Mills Stevens Smith Wright vs. Montreat W Moore Mills Stevens Smith Wright at Georgia State L Moore Mills Stevens Smith Wright vs. Ohio L Moore Mills Stevens Smith Brown at Wake Forest L Moore Mills Stevens Smith Brown vs. Stetson L Moore Mills Stevens Smith Brown at Army L Moore Mills Stevens Smith Brown vs. Winthrop L Moore Mills Stevens Smith Brown at Va. Tech L Moore Mills Stevens Smith Brown at UNC Asheville L Moore Mills Stevens Smith Wright vs. Liberty L Moore Mills Stevens Smith Wright vs. Radord L Moore Mills Stevens Smith Wright at High Point L Moore Mills Stevens Smith Wright at Gardner-Webb L Moore Mills Stevens Smith Wright at Charleston Southern L Moore Mills Stevens Smith Wright at Coastal Carolina at Winthrop vs. Allen vs. UNC Asheville vs. Longwood vs. Gardner-Webb vs. High Point at Radford at Liberty vs. Charleston Southern

9 Season and Career Highs 4 Katlin Moore Guard So. 5-7 Fort Mill, S.C./Charlotte Catholic (N.C.) SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS SEASON...STATS...CAREER 17 (at East Carolina, 11/21/08)..Points...19 (at Stetson, 12/22/07) 7 (at East Carolina, 11/21/08)...FG..7 (at East Carolina, 11/21/08) 20 (vs. Ohio, 12/04/08)...FG Att...20 (vs. Ohio, 12/04/08) 3 (2x, vs. Montreat, 11/26/08)...3-FG..3 (2x, vs. Montreat, 11/26/08) 7 (vs. Radford, 1/19/09)...3-FG Att...7 (vs. Radford, 1/19/09) 9 (at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09)..FT..9 (at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09) 11 (at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09)..FT Att..11 (at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09) 7 (vs. Winthrop, 1/3/09)...Reb...8 (vs. Radford, 1/0808) 10 (vs. Stetson, 12/18/08)...Ast...10 (vs. Stetson, 12/18/08) 1 (at Army, 12/20/08)...Blocks...3 (at Elon, 1/30/08) 3 (vs. Ohio, 12/04/08)...Steals...3 (4x, vs. Ohio, 12/04/08) : Started 20 games at point guard and saw action in 25 contests received All-Independent All-Newcomer accolades averaged 9.8 points, 2.8 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.2 steals per game led the Blue Hose in scoring seven times while posting double-digit scoring fi gures in 12 games had a game-high 17 points and three steals vs. Buffalo (11/15) added 12 points, seven rebounds, four assists and two steals at Cincinnati (11/26) was a perfect 4-for-4 from the line at Georgia Southern (12/20) to fi nish the day with 11 points, three rebounds, three steals and one assist racked up a seasonhigh 19 points, four assists, three rebounds and two steals at Stetson (12/22) tallied 15 points in back-to-back contests against Georgia (1/2) and UNC Asheville (1/5) pulled down a season-high eight rebounds and added 11 points, three assists and two steals vs. Radford (1/8) had a season-high seven assists four days later at High Point (1/12) went 2-for-2 from behind the arc at Charleston Southern (1/15) had a gamehigh three blocks and led PC in scoring with 13 points at Elon (1/30) made 4-of-5 baskets, including one from three-point range, in PC s win over Converse (2/16) two-time PC SAAC Student-Athlete of the Week. 12 Amanda Mills Guard So. 5-6 Oregon City, Ore./San Diego Mesa CC/Oregon City SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS SEASON...STATS...CAREER 26 (vs. Stetson, 12/18/08)...Points...26 (vs. Stetson, 12/18/08) 8 (vs. Stetson, 12/18/08)...FG...8 (2x, vs. Stetson, 12/18/08) 17 (vs. Stetson, 12/18/08)...FG Att..22 (vs. Imperial Valley, 2/2/08)* 6 (vs. Stetson, 12/18/08)...3-FG..7 (vs. Southwestern, 2/23/08)* 12 (2x, at Gardner-Webb, 1/26/09)..3-FG Att...14 (2x, Imp. Valley, 2/23/08)* 7 (vs. Liberty, 1/17/09)...FT...10 (vs. Santa Ana,11/2228/07)* 7 (vs. Liberty, 1/17/09)...FT Att..15 (vs. Irvine Valley, 12/6/07)* 2 (3x, vs. Radford, 1/19/09)...Reb...2 (3x, vs. Radford, 1/19/09) 4 (2x, at Gardner-Webb, 1/26/09)..Ast...5 (4x, vs. Oxnard, 12/15/07)* 1 (vs. Colgate, 11/24/08)...Blocks...1 (vs. Colgate, 11/24/08) 4 (vs. Ohio, 12/04/08)...Steals..5 (vs. Rio Hondo, 11/11/07)* * - stat from previous school (San Diego Mesa CC) (At San Diego Mesa CC): Chosen to the All-PCC First Team as she led the Lady Olympians to tie the school record with 10 conference wins averaged 18.1 points, 4.5 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game shot 44 percent from three-point range and 85 percent from the free-throw line played for Michael Hootner valedictorian of her class with a 4.0 grade-point average. High School: Won two state championships with the Pioneers state runner-up her sophomore season coached by Brad Smith also swam under Coach Barb Streeter class valedictorian. Personal: Born March 14, 1988 in Clackamas, Ore daughter of Dana and Michael Mills majoring in Biology. High School: All-Mecklenburg County selection two-time team MVP averaged 17.5 points and six assists per game fi nished her career with 1,266 points member of First Honors, which is bestowed upon top students at Charlotte Catholic coached by Bobby Conrad played with Greater Atlanta Christian in her freshman and sophomore seasons and was named the Gwinnett County Player of the Week on two occasions. Personal: Born May 4, 1989 in Lilburn, Ga daughter of Beth and Mark Moore undecided upon a major.

10 Season and Career Highs 14 Brittany Brown Forward Fr. 5-9 Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Latin SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS SEASON...STATS...CAREER 11 (2x, at Army, 12/20/08)...Points...11 (2x, at Army, 12/20/08) 5 (vs. Stetson, 12/18/08)...FG...5 (vs. Stetson, 12/18/08) 10 (vs. Stetson, 12/18/08)...FG Att...10 (vs. Stetson, 12/18/08) FG FG Att (2x, at Army, 12/20/08)...FT...3 (2x, at Army, 12/20/08) 7 (vs. Ohio, 12/04/08)...FT Att...7 (vs. Ohio, 12/04/08) 11 (vs. Stetson, 12/18/08)...Reb...11 (vs. Stetson, 12/18/08) 2 (vs. Radford, 1/19/09)...Ast...2 (vs. Radford, 1/19/09) 1 (8x, at UNC Asheville, 1/12/09)...Blocks.1 (8x, at UNC Asheville, 1/12/09) 2 (3x, vs. Montreat, 11/26/08)...Steals..2 (3x, vs. Montreat, 11/26/08) High School: Three-time Charlotte Independent School Athletic Association All-Conference team selection averaged 12 points, eight rebounds and 1.7 steals per game as a senior made two state tournament appearances with Charlotte Latin coached by Janae Whiteside. Personal: Born Nov. 9, 1989 in Washington, D.C daughter of Audrey and Oliver Brown father played basketball at Fort Valley State University majoring in Political Science. 21 Chelsea Wright Forward So Atlanta, Ga./Whitefi eld Academy SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS SEASON...STATS...CAREER 4 (2x, at High Point, 1/24/09)...Points...6 (vs. Buffalo, 11/15/07) 2 (vs. USC Upstate, 11/15/08)...FG...3 (vs. Buffalo, 11/15/07) 3 (2x, vs. Radford, 1/19/09)...FG Att..6 (vs. UNC Asheville, 1/5/08) FG (at Georgia State, 12/2/08)..3-FG Att..1 (at Georgia State, 12/2/08) 2 (4x, at Gardner-Webb, 1/26/09)..FT.2(7x, at Gardner-Webb, 1/26/09) 2 (7x, at Gardner-Webb, 1/26/09)...FT Att.2 (11x, at Gardner-Webb, 1/26/09) 9 (2x, at Gardner-Webb, 1/26/09).Reb..11 (vs. UNC Asheville, 1/5/08) 2 (at Clemson, 11/16/08)...Ast...2 (2x, at Clemson, 11/16/08) 1 (3x, at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09)..Blocks..3 (vs. Kent State, 12/29/07) 2 (4x, at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09)..Steals..3 (vs. Kent State, 12/29/07) : Appeared in 25 contests, making two starts at forward averaged 2.5 rebounds per game went 2-for-2 from the free-throw line and fi nished the day with four points, three rebounds and a steal in her fi rst collegiate game at UNC Wilmington (11/9) added four points, two rebounds and an assist to the Blue Hose effort at East Carolina (11/11) made 3-for-5 shots for a season-high six points while grabbing three rebounds at Buffalo (11/15) had a game-high three blocks and three assists against Kent State (12/29) grabbed a seasonhigh 11 rebounds vs. UNC Asheville (1/5) went 2-for-2 from the free-throw line for four points while also tallying six rebounds, one block and two steals in her second start at High Point (1/12) had six rebounds and one assist at Longwood (2/24). High School: Averaged 12 points and 10 rebounds per game in her senior season advanced to the fi rst round of the state playoffs played for Coach Tyrone Johnson also ran track for Whitefi eld, where she placed third in the 100-meter hurdles at the state tournament region champion in the triple jump member of the National Honor Society and National Society of High School Scholars Wendy s High School Heisman nominee. Personal: Born July 4, 1989 in Decatur, Ga daughter of Vina and Edward brother, Christopher, played basketball at Tougaloo College brother, Stephen, played football at Shorter College majoring in Political Science and English.

11 Season and Career Highs 22 Megan Lee Guard Fr. 5-7 Chillicothe, Ohio/Chillicothe 23 Lea Smith Forward Jr Marion, N.C./McDowell SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS SEASON...STATS...CAREER 4 (vs. Montreat, 11/26/08)...Points...4 (vs. Montreat, 11/26/08) 2 (vs. Montreat, 11/26/08)...FG...2 (vs. Montreat, 11/26/08) 4 (2x, at Wake Forest, 12/15/08).FG Att.4 (2x, at Wake Forest, 12/15/08) 1 (5x, vs. Radford, 1/19/09)...3-FG...1 (5x, vs. Radford, 1/19/09) 4 (at Wake Forest, 12/15/08)...3-FG Att...4 (at Wake Forest, 12/15/08) 2 (at Georgia State, 12/2/08)...FT...2 (at Georgia State, 12/2/08) 2 (2x, vs. Ohio, 12/04/08)...FT Att...2 (2x, vs. Ohio, 12/04/08) 4 (at Georgia State, 12/2/08)...Reb..4 (at Georgia State, 12/2/08) 2 (2x, at High Point, 1/24/09)...Ast...2 (2x, at High Point, 1/24/09) 1 (vs. Winthrop, 1/3/09)...Blocks...1 (vs. Winthrop, 1/3/09) 3 (2x, at Army, at 12/20/08)...Steals...3 (2x, at Army, at 12/20/08) High School: Named to the All-Southeast District First Team and All-Southeastern Ohio Athletic League Team in her junior and senior seasons SEOAL South Division Most Valuable Player for season All-Ohio Honorable Mention won the SEOAL South Division championships and advanced to the sectional semifi nals of the 2008 Division II state tournament played for Coach Amy Hughes member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Born Dec. 6, 1989 in Chillicothe, Ohio daughter of Karen and Clark Lee undecided upon a major. SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS SEASON...STATS...CAREER 17 (at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09)...Points...18 (vs. Tusculum, 2/17/07) 7 (at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09)...FG..7 (at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09) 15 (vs. Montreat, 11/26/08)...FG Att..16 (vs. East Carolina, 12/18/07) FG FG Att (vs. USC Upstate, 11/15/08)...FT...7 (vs. USC Upstate, 11/15/08) 12 (vs. USC Upstate, 11/15/08).FT Att.12 (vs. USC Upstate, 11/15/08) 10 (at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09).Reb..10 (at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09) 2 (at Gardner-Webb, 1/26/09)...Ast...3 (5x, at USC Aiken, 2/13/06) 2 (vs. Liberty, 1/17/09)...Blocks..3 ( vs. Morris Coll., 11/18/06) 2 (3x, vs. Liberty, 1/17/09)...Steals...4 (at Elon, 1/30/08) : Started 16 games at forward and saw action in 24 contests averaged 6.4 points and 4.2 rebounds per game scored double-digit points eight times, including a season-high 14 points against Converse (2/16) led the Blue Hose in scoring with 13 points at College of Charleston (12/1) while also adding four rebounds and one assist registered 12 points, one block and a season-high nine rebounds vs. UNC Asheville (1/5) tied career-high three assists against Charleston Southern (1/15) while also leading PC in points (13) and rebounds (seven) made a career-high four steals and two assists at Elon (1/30) made a career-tying three assists and grabbed eight rebounds at USC Aiken (2/13) pulled in seven rebounds and one assist in addition to her 14 points in PC s win over Converse named to the Big South Conference Presidential Honor Roll : Appeared in all 28 games in her freshman campaign averaged 5.8 points per game established a careerhigh seven defensive rebounds at Francis Marion (11/12) and Lenoir-Rhyne (2/3) grabbed fi ve offensive rebounds against Mars Hill (1/6) and Wingate (2/12) led the team in scoring with 18 points vs. Tusculum (2/17). High School: Named to the Northwestern 4-A All-Conference team her senior season after averaging 13 points per game played in the Blue and White All-Star Game Wendy s High School Heisman nominee...coached by PC alum Mike Silver.also a member of the volleyball team earned the Spirit of McDowell Award member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Personal: Born Feb. 4, 1988 in Marion, N.C daughter of Sandra and Perry Smith majoring in Sociology.

12 Season and Career Highs 24 Kristen Stevens Guard Fr. 5-7 Pickerington, Ohio/Pickerington Central SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS SEASON...STATS...CAREER 14 (vs. Colgate, 11/24/08)...Points...14 (vs. Colgate, 11/24/08) 5 (vs. Colgate, 11/24/08)...FG...5 (vs. Colgate, 11/24/08) 8 (2x, at Army, 12/20/08)...FG Att...8 (2x, at Army, 12/20/08) 3 (2x, at Wake Forest, 12/15/08)..3-FG. 3 (2x, at Wake Forest, 12/15/08) 5 (3x, at Wake Forest, 12/15/08).3-FG Att.5 (3x, at Wake Forest, 12/15/08) 2 (at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09)..FT..2 (at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09) 2 (4x, at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09)..FT Att..2 (4x, at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09) 7 (vs. USC Upstate, 11/15/08)...Reb.7 (vs. USC Upstate, 11/15/08) 6 (at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09)...Ast..6 (at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09) 0...Blocks (5x, at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09)..Steals..1 (5x, at Charleston Southern, 1/31/09) High School: Earned All-Central District honorable mention status in her senior year two-time sectional and district champions (2007, 2008) named to the All-Ohio Cardinal Conference Second Team in her junior season Division I regional champions and OCC Cardinal Division co-champions in season advanced to the state semifi nals coached by Ken Schneider. Personal: Born July 13, 1989 in Kettering, Ohio daughter of Jacki and Rob Stevens father played football at Wilmington College undecided upon a major. 25 Holly Whatley Guard Jr. 5-8 Greenville, S.C./Travelers Rest SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS SEASON...STATS...CAREER 2 (vs. Ohio, 12/04/08)...Points...2 (vs. Ohio, 12/04/08) 1 (vs. Ohio, 12/04/08)...FG...1 (vs. Ohio, 12/04/08) 1 (3x, at UNC Asheville, 1/12/09)..FG Att..1 (3x, at UNC Asheville, 1/12/09) FG FG Att FT (vs. Radford, 1/19/09)...FT Att...2 (vs. Radford, 1/19/09) 3 (vs. Radford, 1/19/09)...Reb...3 (vs. Radford, 1/19/09) 1 (vs. Stetson, 12/18/08)...Ast...1 (vs. Stetson, 12/18/08) 1 (at Army, 12/20/08)...Blocks...1 (at Army, 12/20/08) 1 (4x, at Gardner-Webb, 1/26/09)..Steals..1 (4x, at Gardner-Webb, 1/26/09) High School: Selected as the team MVP and received allcounty honors her senior season captained the team her junior and senior years averaged eight points and nine rebounds per game under Coach Chris Marsh also a member of the varsity tennis team where she competed as the No. 1 seed all four years three-time all-region and four-time team MVP honoree member of the Beta Club. Personal: Born Jan. 3, 1988 in Greenville, S.C...daughter of Mary Ellen Wilkinson and Max Whatley Jr grandparents and uncle are PC alumni mother played tennis at Florida State was crowned Miss Williamston 2008 and competed in the Miss South Carolina pageant majoring in Business Management.

13 Game-By-Game Recaps USC Upstate 63 Presbyterian College 55 Nov Templeton Center CLINTON, S.C. Presbyterian College s women s basketball program opened its season against USC Upstate on Saturday evening in Templeton Center. Although they stayed close to the Spartans, the Blue Hose eventually dropped a decision. Junior forward Lea Smith (Marion, N.C./ McDowell) led PC with 15 points and seven rebounds. She made a career-high seven free throws and added a block and a steal. Freshman Kristen Stevens (Pickerington, Ohio/Pickerington Central) tied Smith s seven rebounds and added fi ve points and one assist. USC Upstate had a advantage at halftime, buoyed by Chelsea McMillan s nine fi rst-half points. Senior guard Ebony Johnson stretched the lead to six before jumpers by freshman Brittany Brown (Charlotte, N.C./ Charlotte Latin) and sophomore Katlin Moore (Fort Mill, S.C./Charlotte Catholic (N.C.)) pulled PC within two points with 18:45 remaining in the game. McMillan added two points off free throws and junior Courtney Hawkins made consecutive layups to give the Spartans a lead with 15 minutes to go. After Moore sank two free throws, sophomore guard Tiffany Whiting scored from beyond the arc and Samantha Frost added a layup to give USC Upstate its largest lead of the game, with 13 minutes remaining. PC crept back and reduced the Spartans lead to two points with Smith s layup with less than seven minutes remaining. USC Upstate went 5-7 from the line in the fi nal four minutes to help give the Spartans their fi rst victory of the season. McMillan scored a game-high 16 points for USC Upstate, while Hawkins 10 rebounds were the most for either team. The Spartans shot 70 percent from the charity stripe, while PC connected on 53 percent. Clemson 66 Presbyterian College 35 Nov Littlejohn Coliseum CLEMSON, S.C.- Presbyterian College s women s basketball team traveled to Clemson, S.C. to take on the Tigers in a Sunday matinee matchup at Littlejohn Coliseum. Although the Blue Hose hit 42 percent of their shots in the second half, they were unable to slow the Tigers who registered a victory. Sophomore Amanda Mills (Oregon City, Ore./San Diego Mesa CC) jumpstarted PC s offense with a three-pointer three minutes into the fi rst half to cut Clemson s lead to 4-3. The Blue Hose continued to hang tough as sophomore guard Katlin Moore (Fort Mills, S.C./Charlotte Catholic (N.C.)) was fouled while making a layup to tie the score at eight. She made the extra basket to take a 9-8 lead with 11:12 remaining in the fi rst half. Clemson s Shaniqua Pauldo regained the lead for the Tigers but it didn t last long as freshman forward Brittany Brown s (Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Latin) jumper gave the PC a one-point lead for the second time in the game. The Tigers responded by going on a 19-3 run to end the fi rst half with a 2-14 lead over the Blue Hose. PC increased its shooting percentage in the second half, scoring 14 of its 21 secondhalf points in the paint. Despite the team s increased production, Clemson continued to increase its lead over the Blue Hose, ending with an eventual 31-point victory. The Tigers junior Lele Hardy racked up a game-high 13 points. She added fi ve steals for a career total of 189, eighth in school history. Mills was the high-scorer for PC with eight points while junior Lea Smith (Marion, N.C./ McDowell) tied Hardy for a game-high eight rebounds. Kristen Stevens (Pickerington, Ohio/Pickerington Central) led the freshmen in points (seven) as all nine members of the roster saw action in the game. East Carolina 61 Presbyterian College 28 Nov Minges Coliseum GREENVILLE, N.C. Sophomore guard Katlin Moore (Fort Mill, S.C./Charlotte Catholic) scored 17 of Presbyterian College s 28 points as the women s basketball team fell to East Carolina on Friday evening in Minges Coliseum. Moore started the night off on the right foot as she sank a three-pointer three minutes into the game to put PC on the board. She then added two jumpers to bring the Blue Hose within one point with 13:50 remaining in the fi rst half. PC s defense slowed East Carolina s point production for a large part of the half before senior guard LaCoya Terry scored six points off three straight jumpers in the fi nal fi ve minutes to boost the Pirates lead. Moore ended the half in similar fashion to the way she started it, making her second threepointer of the night with 30 seconds left to send the Blue Hose to the locker room with a defi cit at halftime. The Pirates continued to build their lead in the second half, gaining a 19-point advantage before back-to-back treys by Moore and sophomore Amanda Mills (Oregon City, Ore./ San Diego Mesa) pulled PC to within 13, with 16:40 left in the game. East Carolina steadily built its lead throughout the remainder of the game, eventually earning a 33-point victory to close out the team s three-game homestand. The Blue Hose fi ercely guarded the perimeter, keeping the Pirates 0-13 from behind the arc. The Pirates scored 36 of their 61 points inside the paint, while PC only netted eight points. Moore s 17 points was the most for either team while Mills added seven and freshman Brittany Brown (Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Latin) contributed four points. Moore and Wright led the Blue Hose on the glass with fi ve rebounds each.

14 Sophomore forward Chelsea Wright (Atlanta, Ga./Whitefi eld Academy) and Smith anchored the defense with fi ve rebounds apiece and Moore made four defensive rebounds. Presbyterian College 62 Colgate 50 Nov Templeton Center CLINTON, S.C. Five players scored doubledigits on Monday evening as Presbyterian College women s basketball earned its fi rst win of the season with a victory over Colgate. Sophomore guard Amanda Mills (Oregon City, Ore./San Diego Mesa) racked up a game-high 15 points with a perfect 4-for-4 from the free throw line and 3-for-5 from beyond the arc. She added three assists and two steals to PC s offensive effort on PC s Pack the House night. Mills put the fi rst points on the board for the Blue Hose with a pair of free throw shots, giving PC a 2-0 lead three minutes into the game. The Raiders regained the lead three times as the two teams traded buckets until sophomore point guard Katlin Moore (Fort Mill, S.C./Charlotte Catholic (N.C.) sank a three-pointer to give the Blue Hose a 10-9 advantage with 9:15 remaining in the half. PC (1-3) never relinquished its lead as Fisher s squad went on a 7-0 scoring run. Colgate s Katie Garman made a layup to bring the Raiders within fi ve points, but PC responded by stretching its lead to 11 points highlighted by a layup by junior Lea Smith (Marion, N.C./ McDowell) to make it with under fi ve minutes left in the half. Colgate (1-4) looked as if it would rally towards the end of the half as the Raiders went on a nine-point tear. Gretchen Polinski s back-toback treys narrowed Colgate s defi cit to two points with 1:23 remaining. A turnover by the Raiders with 8.2 seconds on the clock gave PC possession and Moore sank a jumper at the buzzer to give the Blue Hose a lead at halftime. PC raised its point production even further in the second half as the team shot 54 percent from the fl oor and went 5-for-10 from threepoint range. Mills forced a turnover and raced down the court for a layup, giving PC a advantage fi ve minutes into the second half. Game-By-Game Recaps The Blue Hose steadily built their lead with freshman Kristen Stevens (Pickerington, Ohio/ Pickerington Central) making her fi rst of three second-half treys to give widen PC s margin to 13. The team never led by less than eight points in the second half, and Moore, Mills, Smith, Stevens and freshman forward Brittany Brown (Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Latin) all fi nished with double-digit points. PC scored 26 points off turnovers as Colgate turned over the ball 22 times. The Blue Hose went 7-for-14 from three-point range with both Mills and Stevens making three from behind the arc. Presbyterian College 57 Montreat 45 Nov Templeton Center CLINTON, S.C. Presbyterian College women s basketball earned its second straight victory at Templeton Center as the Blue Hose downed Montreat, 57-45, on Wednesday evening. Sophomore guard Amanda Mills (Oregon City, Ore./San Diego Mesa CC) scored a game-high 18 points against the Cavaliers, going 3-for-4 from three-point range and a perfect 5-for-5 from the free throw line. Mills has combined for 33 points over the last two games as the high-scorer on Monday and Wednesday evenings. Sophomore Katlin Moore (Fort Mill, S.C./ Charlotte Catholic (N.C.)) added 15 points for her third straight double-digit scoring effort. She also recorded a season-high fi ve assists and two steals. The teams were matched evenly throughout the fi rst half as each team shot 40 percent from the fi eld and the lead changed hands seven times. Moore sank a three-pointer with 4:18 to go to give the Blue Hose a advantage and change the lead for the fi nal time. Mills made a jumper and subsequent free throw to give PC a fi ve-point lead as the clock expired. PC (2-3) went on a 12-0 scoring run, building a lead seven minutes into the second half. Montreat looked as if it was going to make a comeback as Catlin Deboer made a shot from beyond the arc and Tahjma Gabriel added three points off a jumper and free throw. The Cavaliers (2-6) couldn t sustain the momentum, however, as a foul gave freshman Brittany Brown (Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Latin) two shots from the stripe that began a three-minute drought for Montreat and built PC s lead back up to 17 points. Montreat continued to chip away at PC s lead, but the Blue Hose matched the Cavaliers efforts, and ended the game with a 12-point victory. PC was a fl awless 11-for-11 from the free throw line and shot 43.8 percent from three-point land. The Blue Hose scored 25 points off Montreat s 29 turnovers. Georgia State 82 Presbyterian College 42 Dec Georgia State Sports Arena ATLANTA, Ga. Presbyterian College s women s basketball team ended its two-game streak at home with a loss to Georgia State in Atlanta, Ga. on Tuesday evening. Sophomore point guard Katlin Moore (Fort Mill, S.C./Charlotte Catholic (N.C.)) scored a team-high 14 points to record her fourth consecutive double-digit scoring effort as PC fell to 2-4 on the season. Sophomore Amanda Mills (Oregon City, Ore./San Diego Mesa CC) added 12 points for her third straight doubledigit game. The Blue Hose started strong as the teams traded one-point leads several times in the opening minutes. Moore stole the ball from GSU s Brittany Hollins and raced down the court for a layup, giving PC its fi nal lead of the game, 9-8, with 12 minutes remaining in the fi rst half. The Panthers (2-2) turned up the heat on their offense, drawing fouls to turn several plays into three-point scoring opportunities. A jumper by Jylisa Williams widened Georgia State s lead to 20 points before a layup by freshman forward Brittany Brown (Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Latin) and successive shots from the line by Mills brought PC within 16 points with 3:18 to go in the half. After Williams made another layup, freshman guard Kristen Stevens (Pickerington, Ohio/ Pickerington Central) rebounded a missed Panther shot and passed to Brown, who sidestepped a GSU defender and knocked one in off the glass with 1:26 remaining. Panther s Danyiell McKeller sank a shot with four seconds left on the clock to send the teams to the locker rooms with Georgia State up at the half. The Blue Hose opened the second half with sophomore Chelsea Wright (Atlanta, Ga./ Whitefi eld Academy) rebounding a missed GSU shot and junior Lea Smith (Marion, N.C./McDowell) scoring off a pass from Moore. However, Georgia State s offense was constant and PC entered a four-minute scoring drought, which Moore ended with a jumper as the shot clock expired at the 12- minute mark.