seattle university Women s basketball Weekly Release #19

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1 1 seattle university Women s basketball Weekly Release #19 #AllTheWayRedhawks #BuildingChampions ASSt. DIRECTOR of athletics communications: mollie hanke O: F: E: hankem@seattleu.edu Seattle U to Face Kansas City in WAC Quarterfinals Seattle U Enters Second WAC Tournament as No. 3 Seed: Seattle University women s basketball (14-15, 9-7 WAC) finished the regular season on a high note, defeating Chicago State, 75-63, as they honored the senior class - Sylvia Shephard, Kacie Sowell, and Ashley Ward - who rank in the top three spots on SU s DI career scoring list. This week, the Redhawks head to Las Vegas for the Western Athletic Conference tournament and, as the No. 3 seed, are set to play the No. 6 seed, Kansas City (11-18, 7-9 WAC). The winner will advance to play the winner of No. 2 Bakersfield/No. 7 Utah Valley on Friday, Mar. 14 at 2:30 p.m. The women s championship game will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Mar. 15. Links to available live coverage for the quarterfinal matchup are on the women s basketball schedule page at GoSeattleU.com. WAC Announces Postseason Awards: For the second year in a row, Kacie Sowell was named First Team All-Conference and Sylvia Shephard was named Second Team All- Conference as well as to the All-Defensive Team. WAC Tournament All-Session Tickets Now Season TEAM Field-Goal % - 23rd % Assists Per Game - 41st Rebound Margin - 64th Points Per Game - 88th INDIVIDUAL Kacie Sowell Field-Goal % - 9th % Rebounds Per Game - 67th Sylvia Shephard Steals Per Game - 68th NATIONALLY RANKED REDHAWKS (Through Mar. 9, 2014) Seattle U Athletics Seattle University Women su_redhawks su_wbb UP NEXT: WAC TOURNAMENT Wednesday, Mar p.m. PT Kansas City Location: Las Vegas, Nev. (Orleans Arena) Links to Video/Audio/Live Stats: Division I Active Career Leaders Kacie Sowell FG% - 9th % Rebounds - 21st - 1,003 FT Attempts - 49th FG Made - 47th Ashley Ward FT Made - 24th FT% - 42nd % FT Attempts - 33rd Sylvia Shephard Steals - 22nd Schedule Date OpponenT time/results 11/1 Central Wash. (Exh.) W, /8 Pepperdine L, /12 Washington State L, /19 at Washington L, /22 at Portland State W, /24 at Portland L, Washington Dental Service Thanksgiving Tournament 11/29 Coastal Carolina W, /30 Cornell (Championship) W, /4 Oregon+ L, /8 at San Diego L, /14 Montana State W, /19 at LMU W, /21 at Cal State Fullerton L, /28 at UC Santa Barbara L, /2 at Chicago State* W, /4 at Kansas City* L, /9 New Mexico State* W, /11 UTPA* W, /16 at Bakersfield* L, /18 at Utah Valley* W, /25 Grand Canyon* W, /1 Idaho* L, /6 at UTPA* W, 75-68(OT) 2/8 at New Mexico State* L, /13 Utah Valley* W, /15 Bakersfield* W, /20 Grand Canyon* L, /1 Idaho* L, /6 Kansas City* L, 71-73(OT) 3/8 Chicago State* W, /12 No. 3 Kansas City$ 6 p.m. All home games in bold and played at Connolly Center on the SU campus; all times PT. *Western Athletic Conference Games +Home game played at KeyArena $WAC Tournament in Las Vegas, Nev.

2 WAC Women s Basketball Tournament March * Orleans Arena * Las Vegas, Nev. No. 1 Idaho Game 1 Quarterfinal #1 Wednesday, March 12 noon No. 8 Chicago State No. 4 Texas-Pan American Game 5 Semifinal #1 Friday, March 14 noon Game 2 Quarterfinal #2 Wednesday, March 12 2:30 p.m. No. 5 New Mexico State No. 3 Seattle U Game 3 Quarterfinal #3 Wednesday, March 12 6 p.m. Game 7 Championship Saturday, March 15 1 p.m. ESPNU WAC Champion (NCAA Automatic Qualifier) No. 6 Kansas City No. 2 Bakersfield Game 6 Semifinal #2 Friday, March 14 2:30 p.m. Game 4 Quarterfinal #4 Wednesday, March 12 8:30 p.m. No. 7 Utah Valley All Times Local/Subject to Change

3 3 Final WAC Standings (As of Mar. 10) This Week in the WAC (Week 19) Rank Team Overall WAC 1. Idaho Bakersfield GCU Seattle U UTPA UMKC NMSU Utah Valley Chicago St WAC Tournament Las Vegas (Orleans Arena) March 12 (Wednesday) No. 1 Idaho vs. No. 8 Chicago State, noon No. 4 UTPA vs. No. 5 NMSU, 2:30 p.m. No. 3 Seattle U vs. No. 6 UMKC, 6 p.m. No. 2 CSUB vs. No. 7 UVU, 8:30 p.m. March 14 (Friday) Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2, noon Winner Game 3 vs. Winner Game 4, 2:30 p.m. March 15 (Saturday) Winner Game 5 vs. Winner Game 6, 1 p.m. Individual and Team WAC Rankings (As of Mar. 10) INDIVIDUAL Ashley Ward FT% - 4th % Assists - 6th Minutes/gm. - 6th Asst/TO Ratio - 6th PPG - 16th Kacie Sowell FG% - 3rd % RPG - 3rd Def. Rbs. - 4th Off. Rbs. - 6th PPG - 6th Blocks - 10th Sylvia Shephard Steals - 1st Assts. - 5th Asst/TO Ratio - 5th Def. Rbs. - 6th Minutes/gm. - 7th FT% - 9th % RPG - 10th PPG - 14th Taelor Ross FG% - 5th % Blocks - 7th Wilma Afunugo FG% - 1st % TEAM Assists - 1st FG% - 1st % Reb. defense - 1st Reb. margin - 1st Def Reb. % - 1st % Def RPG - 2nd FG% Defense - 3rd % Off Reb % - 3rd % Steals - 3rd Scoring margin - 4th PPG - 4th RPG - 4th Asst/TO Ratio

4 4 Quick Facts Location: Seattle, Wash. Founded: 1891 Chartered: 1898 Enrollment: 7,900 Nickname: Redhawks Colors: Red and White Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Western Athletic Conf. Arena (Capacity): Connolly Center (1,050) President: Fr. Stephen V. Sundborg, S.J. Director of Athletics: Dr. William Hogan Associate AD: Eric Guerra Associate AD/SWA: Roxanne Levenson FAR: David Arnesen Athletics Communications Office Asst. Dir. of Athletics Comm./WBK Contact: Mollie Hanke Office Phone: (206) hankem@seattleu.edu FAX: (206) Mailing Address: Seattle University th Ave. PO Box Seattle, WA Coaching Staff Head Coach: Joan Bonvicini (Fifth Season/Southern Connecticut State 75) Career Record: (.643) Record at Seattle: Associate Head Coach: Kristen O Neill (Fifth Season/Washington 06) Assistant Coach: Shaquala Williams (Second Season/Oregon 02) Assistant Coach: Derek Liebert (First Season/Xavier 12) Director of Operations: Caitlin Kimura (Fifth Season/Haverford 04) No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr./Exp. Hometown/Previous School 1 Sylvia Shephard G 5-10 Sr./3V Alta Loma, Calif./Alta Loma 2 Kaylee Best PG 5-8 Fr./HS Seattle, Wash./Lakeside School 4 Masha Shtikel G 5-10 Fr./HS Shoreline, Wash./Shorewood 10 Makenna Clark G 5-6 Jr./2V Lake Tapps, Wash./Auburn Riverside 11 Tatiana Howard C/F 6-2 Fr./HS Gardena, Calif./Junipero Serra 12 Claire Metoyer G 5-9 Fr./HS Desoto, Texas/Canterbury Episcopal 14 Ashley Ward F 5-11 Sr./3V Irvine, Calif./Woodbridge 15 Catherine Perez F 6-1 So./1V Palo Alto, Calif./Gunn 20 Kim Flournoy G 5-9 RSo./1V San Diego, Calif./Horizon Christian 23 Renee Dillard-Brown F 6-1 Jr./2V Seattle, Wash./Garfield 24 Alexis Montgomery PG/G 5-10 Fr./HS Beaverton, Ore./Beaverton 31 Taelor Ross C 6-2 So./1V Vancouver, Wash./St. Mary s Academy 32 Kristin Stoffel G 5-11 So./1V Mill Creek, Wash./Jackson 41 Kacie Sowell F 6-2 Sr./3V Ventura, Calif./Buena 45 Wilma Afunugo F/C 6-0 Fr./HS Plano, Texas/Plano Head Coach: Joan Bonvicini (Fifth Season/Southern Connecticut State 75) Associate Head Coach: Kristen O Neill (Fifth Season/Washington 06) Assistant Coach: Shaquala Williams (Second Season/Oregon 02) Assistant Coach: Derek Liebert (First Season/Xavier 12) Director of Operations: Caitlin Kimura (Fifth Season/Haverford 04) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE wilma AFUNUGO: ah - fun - a - go MASHA SHTIKEL: mah - sha sh - tickle joan BONVICINI: bon - vi - CEE - knee KACIE SOWELL: KAY - see s - OWL kim FLOURNOY: FLOOR - noy kristen STOFFEL: STOE - full derek LIEBERT: lee - bert SHAQUALA williams: sha - KWAY - luh claire METOYER: me - TWY - er Redhawk Media Information Media Credentials: Media credentials for writers, radio, television and photography may be requested by contacting Mollie Hanke in the Seattle University Athletics Communication Dept. Interviews: All interview requests are suggested to be made at least 24 hours in advance. Players will be available for interviews after practice. Interview requests must be approved by the women s basketball contact, asst. sports information director Mollie Hanke. Home phone or cell phone numbers of student-athletes will not be given out. Post-Game Interviews: Following a 10 minute cooling off period, head coach Joan Bonvicini and Seattle U players will be available in the media room across the hall from the North Court. Visiting team interviews will be done outside the respective team s locker room.

5 Seattle university Media Roster 1 2 Sylvia Shephard Guard 5-10 Sr./3V Alta Loma, Calif./ Alta Loma 12 Claire Metoyer Guard 5-9 Fr./HS Desoto, Texas/ Canterbury Episcopal 24 Alexis Montgomery Point Guard/Guard 5-10 Fr./1V Beaverton, Ore./ Beaverton Kaylee Best Point Guard 5-8 Fr./HS Seattle, Wash./ Lakeside School 14 Ashley Ward Forward 5-11 Sr./3V Irvine, Calif./ Woodbridge 31 Taelor Ross Center 6-2 So./1V Vancouver, Wash./ St. Mary s Academy Masha Shtikel Guard 5-10 Fr./HS Shoreline, Wash../ Shorewood Makenna Clark Tatiana Howard Guard 5-6 Jr./2V Lake Tapps, Wash./ Auburn Riverside Catherine Perez Forward 6-1 So./1V Palo Alto, Calif./ Gunn 32 Kristin Stoffel Guard 5-11 So./1V Mill Creek, Wash./ Jackson Kim Flournoy Center/Forward 6-2 Fr./HS Gardena, Calif./ Junipero Serra Renee Dillard-Brown Guard 5-9 RSo./1V San Diego, Calif./ Horizon Christian Forward 6-1 Jr./2V Seattle, Wash./ Garfield Kacie Sowell Forward 6-2 Sr./3V Ventura, Calif./ Buena Wilma Afunugo Forward/Center 6-0 Fr./HS Plano, Texas/ Plano

6 6 Redhawks When: Category H A N Overall Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday November December January February March Lead at Half Trail at Half Tied at Half Overtime vs. Top More FG than Opp Less FG than Opp FG are Tied Better FG Pct Worse FG Pct FG Pct. is Tied More FT than Opp Less FT than Opp FT are Tied More 3PT than Opp Less 3PT than Opp PT are Tied More Reb. than Opp Less Reb. than Opp Reb. are Tied Dec. by 3 pts. or less Dec. by 5 pts. or less Dec. by 10 pts. or less Dec. by 10 pts. or more Following a loss Score under 50 pts Score at least 50 pts Score at least 60 pts Score at least 70 pts Score 80+ pts on Sale: All-session tickets for the WAC Basketball Tournament March are now available by calling the Redhawk Ticket Office at (206) 398-GOSU. WAC SAAC to Hold Fan Fest in Vegas: Fans are invited to join other fans, family, and friends at the WAC Basketball Championships Fan Fest on Friday, Mar. 14 from 4-6 pm in the Orleans Arena Southside Parking Lot. The event, sponsored by the WAC Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is free and will include a live DJ, food, games, and fun. Sowell Passes 1000 Career Rebounds: At the 19:52 mark of the second half on Senior Day vs. Chicago State, Kacie Sowell became just the fourth player in program history (first in DI era) to pass 1000 career rebounds. Scouting Kansas City (11-18, 7-9 WAC): The WAC s scoring and rebounding leaders, Eilise O Connor and Kim Nezianya, were recently named Second Team All-WAC, averaging 21.4 ppg and 11.0 rpg, respectively. The Roos won both meetings during the regular season, including a dramatic win in OT on Mar. 6. The No. 6 seed coming into their first WAC tournament, UMKC lost four of their last five games to close the regular season. Clark Named GoSeattleU.com Featured Student-Athlete of the Week: After helping lead Seattle U to a 2-0 record in Western Athletic Conference competition versus Utah Valley and Bakersfield, Makenna Clark was named Featured Student-Athlete of the Week on GoSeattleU.com for the week of Feb Over the weekend, Clark scored 24 points, including tying her career high with 14 vs. Utah Valley on Feb. 13. Playing the Field: Seattle U s field-goal percentages at Chicago State on Jan. 2 (65.3%) and vs. UTPA on Jan. 11 (63.3%) were the highest field-goal percentages posted as a team since Seattle U reclassified back to Division I starting in the season. Stoffel Named GoSeattleU.com Featured Student-Athlete of the Week: After helping lead Seattle U to a 2-0 record in Western Athletic Conference competition versus New Mexico State and University of Texas-Pan American, Kristin Stoffel was named Featured Student-Athlete of the Week on GoSeattleU.com for the week of Jan Over the weekend, Stoffel scored seven points, going 3-for-3 from the field, and grabbed an equal number of rebounds, also recording an assist and a steal versus New Mexico State on Jan. 9. Play 4Kay Game: The Seattle U women s basketball team far surpassed their fundraising goal of $2,014 on Feb. 1 thanks to the generous donations of Redhawk fans so Coach Joan Bonvicini was pied in the face following the game by senior Kacie Sowell. Sports Star of the Year: Head coach Joan Bonvicini was one of six nominees for the Seattle Sports Commission s Female Sports Star of the Year at the 79th annual MTR Western Sports Star of the Year Awards on Jan. 22, Also nominated: award winner Krista Vansant (UW Volleyball), Tina Thompson (Seattle Storm), Marti Malloy (Six-time Judo National Champion), Micaela Castain (WSU Women s Soccer), Melissa Arnot (Mountaineer). Shephard Passes 1000 Career Points Mark: Sylvia Shephard became the 14th player in program history to pass the 1000 career point mark with her first of two made free throws at the 1:29 mark of the first half at Kansas City on Jan 4. Shephard joins fellow seniors Kacie Sowell and Ashley Ward in the elite club. Shephard Grabs 500th Rebound: Senior Sylvia Shephard passed the 500 career rebound mark on Dec. 28 at UC Santa Barbara, joining teammate Kacie Sowell who surpassed the mark in Sowell Named to 2014 Allstate WBCA Good Works Team : Kacie Sowell was one of 84 women s basketball studentathletes from all levels of college basketball named to the 2014 Allstate WBCA Good Works Team. The team honors student-athletes who represent the sport in areas of leadership and

7 7 Game Information Tickets: Chairbacks $9 General Admission (Adult) $7 General Admission (Youth:17 & under/senior:65+) $5 Seattle U Students (with valid student ID) Free Entrance: Doors will open 60 minutes prior to tipoff at the main Connolly Center entrance on 14th Avenue. To purchase tickets, call (206) 398-GOSU or visit the Tickets link on com. charitable achievements amongst their peers. From the nominees, special voting panels will select two 10 member teams comprised of student-athletes from NCAA Division I, and five member teams from Divisions II, III, and NAIA. Ward Passes 1000 Career Points Mark: Ashley Ward became the 13th player in program history to pass the 1000 career point mark with a layup at the 9:55 mark of the first half in the Delta Dental Thanksgiving Tournament Championship vs. Cornell on Nov. 30. Sylvia Shephard Grabs 200th Career Steal: Sylvia Shephard nabbed her 200th career steal on Nov. 24 vs. Portland. The WAC s active leader in steals, she ranks 23rd among all Division I active career leaders with 221 career steals (as of Jan. 14). Redhawks Win Second Straight Thanksgiving Tournament: Seattle U won their second straight Delta Dental Thanksgiving Tournament title with wins over Coastal Carolina, 84-53, on Nov. 29 and Cornell, 52-49, on Nov. 30. Taelor Ross was named Tournament MVP while Sylvia Shephard and Alexis Montgomery were also named to the All-Tournament team. Redhawks Chosen as Preseason WAC Favorites: The Western Athletic Conference media and coaches both chose Seattle U as the preseason favorite to win the Western Athletic Conference title in Sylvia Shephard and Kacie Sowell were named Preseason First Team All-WAC in both polls, while Ashley Ward was named Preseason Second-Team All-WAC in the coaches poll. Sowell was also named Preseason Player of the Year in both polls. College Sports Madness also named Kacie Sowell WAC Preseason Player of the Year, as well as naming Joan Bonvicini WAC Preseason Coach of the Year and Kaylee Best WAC Preseason Freshman of the Year. Sowell named College Sports Madness High-Major All-American: Kacie Sowell was named to the College Sports Madness High-Major Preseason All-American Third Team. Sowell Named Senior CLASS Award Candidate: Sowell was one of 30 women s basketball student-athletes across Career Statistics (As of Mar. 10, 2014) Overall 3-Pointers Player GP-GS FG-FGA FG% FG-FGA FG% FT-FTA FT% PTS PPG REB RPG AST BLK STL Afunugo Best Clark Dillard-Brown Flournoy Howard Metoyer Montgomery Perez Ross Shephard Shtikel Sowell Stoffel Ward

8 8 the country chosen as a candidate for the Senior CLASS Award, including one of three from the Western Athletic Conference (also: Alyssa Charlston, Idaho and Eilise O Connor, Kansas City). To be eligible for the award, student-athletes must be an NCAA Division I senior and excel in four particular areas - community, classroom, character, and competition. The Senior CLASS Award stands for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School and is one of the most prestigious awards in college athletics. From the list of 30 candidates, a committee of national media will select 10 finalists midway through the season. Foreign Tour in Costa Rica: Seattle U took a foreign tour to Costa Rica from August 19-26, 2013 where they played three contests, including one versus the Costa Rican National Team, which they won, During the trip, the team and travel party also volunteered at a local school and did team building activities like white water rafting and ziplining. The New WAC: Seattle U, Idaho, and New Mexico State return to the Western Athletic Conference and welcome six newcomers to the league including Kansas City, Chicago State, Texas Pan- American, Bakersfield, Utah Valley, and Grand Canyon. In With the New: Seattle U WBB welcomes six newcomers to the squad including Wilma Afunugo (Plano, Texas), Kaylee Best (Seattle, Wash.), Tatiana Howard (Gardena, Calif.), Claire Metoyer (Desoto, Texas), Alexis Montgomery (Beaverton, Ore.), and Masha Shtikel (Shoreline, Wash.) Bonvicini Hires Derek Liebert: Derek Liebert was hired as an assistant coach in September 2013, bringing experience working with the season as well as working with the Seattle Storm most recently as Basketball Operations Manager. Liebert received his Masters of Education in Intercollegiate Athletic Leadership from Washington in June 2013 and is a 2012 graduate of Xavier University, where he served as program manager for the Xavier women s basketball team Season Recap: Seattle U (20-11, 15-3 WAC in ) won the WAC Regular Season title and entered the WAC Tournament as the No. 1 seed The Redhawks made their second straight postseason appearance, facing St. Mary s in the WNIT, recording their second straight 20-win season, the first back-to-back 20-win seasons at any level since and Joan Bonvicini was named WAC Coach of the Year, Kacie Sowell was named WAC Player of the Year, and Sylvia Shephard was named WAC Defensive Player of the Year Kacie Sowell, Maggie McCarthy, Ashley Ward, and Makenna Clark earned WAC All-Academic honors Sowell was named to the 10-member Division I-AAA Athletics Director s Association Scholar-Athlete Team Kacie Sowell and Sylvia Shephard were named to the WAC All-Tournament team as voted upon by media at the WAC Tournament Sowell was named First Team All-WAC, Shephard was named Second Team All- WAC, and Shephard and Daidra Brown were named to the All-Defensive Team Bonvicini was named to the Top 30 list of finalists for the Naismith College Women s Coach of the Year Joan Bonvicini recorded her 1000th career game coached vs. Washington at KeyArena on Nov. 14, 2012 The program graduated three players: Brenda Adhiambo, Daidra Brown, and Maggie McCarthy Kacie Sowell passed the 500 career rebounds mark on Dec. 1 vs. UC Irvine with 32 seconds left in regulation Sowell, with her layup at the 10:12 mark in the second half of the WAC Tournament quarterfinals vs. New Mexico State on Mar. 13, became only the 12th player in program history to pass the 1000 career point mark Prior to losing at UTSA on Jan. 24, 2013, the Redhawks were one of just 34 teams in NCAA DI at the time to remain undefeated in their respective conferences. Their prior seven-game winning streak (Dec. 29-Jan. 19) tied for the 12th longest active streak in NCAA DI women s basketball at the time Kacie Sowell received two WAC Player of the Week nods (Nov. 5-11, Dec. 31- Jan. 6) Sylvia Shephard named College Sports Madness WAC Player of the Week twice (Nov , Feb. 4-10) and Kacie Sowell received the honor once (Feb ) Seattle U won the Washington Dental Service Thanksgiving Tournament as Sylvia Shephard was named the Tournament MVP and Kacie Sowell was named to the All-Tournament team In June 2012, prior to the season, Kristen O Neill was promoted to Associate Head Coach of the program At the annual team banquet on Mar. 18 at the Space Needle, awards were given out for top rebounder (Kacie Sowell), team captains, best free-throw percentage (Ashley Ward), and most assists (Sylvia). Several votes, as voted upon by the team, were also given including Most Inspirational (strength coach Wes Philips), Defensive Player of the Year (Daidra Brown), Most Improved (Brenda Adhiambo), and MVP (Kacie Sowell) Bonvicini Coach of the Year History: Bonvicini has now been named Coach of the Year in every conference she has been a part of, named WCAA Coach of the Year and Big West Coach of the Year three times (1981, 1984, 1986) at Long Beach State, and PCAA Coach of the Year in At Arizona, she was named Pac-10 Coach of the Year in 1998 and was named Independent Coach of the Year in Regionally, she has been honored as Region VIII Coach of the Year four times (1981, 1984, 1986, 1998) and, nationally, was named NCAA Division I Coach of the Year in 1981.

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

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11 11 Game-by-Game Starters Date Starting Lineup 11/8 vs. Pepperdine Ward-Stoffel-Sowell-Shephard-Best 11/12 vs. Washington State Ward-Stoffel-Sowell-Shephard-Best 11/19 at Washington Ward-Stoffel-Sowell-Shephard-Best 11/22 at Portland State Ward-Ross-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 11/24 at Portland Ward-Ross-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 11/29 vs. Coastal Carolina Ward-Ross-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 11/30 vs. Cornell Ward-Afunugo-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 12/4 vs. Oregon Ward-Ross-Sowell-Best-Montgomery 12/8 at San Diego Ward-Ross-Sowell-Best-Montgomery 12/14 vs. Montana State Ward-Ross-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 12/19 at LMU Ward-Ross-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 12/21 at Cal State Fullerton Ward-Ross-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 12/28 at UC Santa Barbara Ward-Ross-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 1/2 at Chicago State* Ward-Ross-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 1/4 at Kansas City* Ward-Ross-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 1/9 vs. New Mexico State* Ward-Ross-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 1/11 vs. UTPA* Ward-Ross-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 1/16 at Bakersfield* Ward-Ross-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 1/18 at Utah Valley* Ward-Ross-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 1/25 vs. Grand Canyon* Ward-Ross-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 2/1 vs. Idaho* Ward-Ross-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 2/6 at UTPA* Ward-Ross-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 2/8 at New Mexico State* Ward-Ross-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 2/13 vs. Utah Valley* Ward-Afunugo-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 2/15 vs. Bakersfield* Ward-Afunugo-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 2/20 at Grand Canyon* Ward-Afunugo-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 3/1 at Idaho* Ward-Afunugo-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 3/6 vs. Kansas City* Ward-Afunugo-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 3/8 vs. Chicago State* Ward-Afunugo-Sowell-Shephard-Montgomery 3/12 vs. Kansas City SU superlatives Season Player Highs Points: 25 (Shephard 11/22, Sowell 12/4) Field Goals Made: 12 (Sowell 11/22, 12/4) 3-Pointers Made: 4 (Shephard 11/22, 1/11, Montgomery 2/1, Clark 2/8) Free Throws Made: 11 (Ward 12/8) Rebounds: 17 (Sowell 11/24) Assists: 9 (Ward 12/4, Shephard 12/28) Steals: 6 (Best 12/19) Blocks: 3 (Ross 11/22) Season Team Highs Points: 100 (12/4) Field Goals Made: 36 (12/4, 1/25) 3-Pointers Made: 11 (1/11) Free Throws Made: 26 (12/8, 1/16) Rebounds: 51 (1/9, 2/1) Assists: 29 (12/4) Steals: 20 (12/19) Blocks: 5 (11/19, 11/22, 11/24)

12 SYLVIA SHEPHARD SR/3V G 5-10 ALTA LOMA, CALIF./ALTA LOMA 2 KAYLEE BEST FR/HS PG 5-8 SEATTLE, WASH./LAKESIDE SCHOOL Career Highs Points: 25 (11/22/13 at Portland State) 3-Pointers: 4 (5 times) Free Throws: 9 (twice) Rebounds: 14 (12/28/13 at UCSB) Assists: 11 (1/17/13 vs. UT Arlington) Steals: 7 (twice) Blocks: 2 (11/14/12 vs. Washington) Season Highs: Points: 25 (11/22 at Portland State) 3-Pointers: 4 (twice) Free Throws: 9 (twice) Rebounds: 14 (12/28 at UCSB) Assists: 9 (12/28 at UCSB) Steals: 5 (12/19 at LMU) Blocks: N/A Career Highs Points: 14 (3/6/14 vs. Kansas City) 3-Pointers: 3 (twice) Free Throws: 3 (3/6/14 vs. Kansas City) Rebounds: 5 (3 times) Assists: 4 (twice) Steals: 6 (12/19/13 at LMU) Blocks: N/A Season Highs Points: 14 (3/6 vs. Kansas City) 3-Pointers: 3 (twice) Free Throws: 3 (3/6 vs. Kansas City) Rebounds: 5 (3 times) Assists: 4 (twice) Steals: 6 (12/19 at LMU) Blocks: N/A Shephard Quick Hits: : -Named Second Team All-WAC and to the All-Defensive Team -Passed 1000 career points on Jan. 4 at UMKC -Passed 500 career rebounds on Dec. 28 at UCSB -Neared a triple-double at UCSB on 12/28 with 16 points, 14 rebounds, and 9 assists -Passed 200 career steals on Nov. 24 at Portland -Preseason First Team All-WAC in Media and Coaches polls -Named to Delta Dental Thanksgiving Tournament All- Tournament Team : -WAC Defensive Player of the Year, All-Defensive Team, and Second Team All-WAC -Named to WAC All-Tournament Team -Named MVP of Washington Dental Service Thanksgiving Tournament : -Started 27 games, appearing in all 32 -Earned first career start vs. San Diego on Nov. 19 Best Quick Hits: : -Made first career start in season opener vs. Pepperdine -College Sports Madness Preseason WAC Freshman of the Year High School: -Four-year letterwinner in basketball, volleyball, and lacrosse -Playoff and state tournament appearances for basketball in 2010 and State tournament (lacrosse) appearances in 2010 and 2011 and (volleyball) in All-State lacrosse, All-Conference lacrosse, First Team All-Metro volleyball, First Team All-Metro basketball -Top five Girls Athlete of the Year named by Seattle Times -Averaged 12.4 ppg for the Lions during her junior season -Scored 21 points in second half alone to lead team to victory over Nathan Hale in December 2011

13 MASHA SHTIKEL FR/HS G 5-10 SHORELINE, WASH./SHOREWOOD 10 MAKENNA CLARK JR/2V G 5-6 LAKE TAPPS, WASH./AUBURN RIVERSIDE Career Highs Points: 9 (12/4/13 vs. Oregon) 3-Pointers: 3 (12/4/13 vs. Oregon) Free Throws: Rebounds: 2 (1/9/14 vs. New Mexico State) Assists: 1 (12/4/13 vs. Oregon) Steals: Blocks: Season Highs Points: 9 (12/4 vs. Oregon) 3-Pointers: 3 (12/4 vs. Oregon) Free Throws: Rebounds: 2 (1/9 vs. New Mexico State) Assists: 1 (12/4 vs. Oregon) Steals: Blocks: Career Highs Points: 14 (twice) 3-Pointers: 4 (2/8/14 at New Mexico State) Free Throws: 7 (1/16/14 at Bakersfield) Rebounds: 3 (4 times) Assists: 3 (3 times) Steals: 3 (11/17/12 at Colorado State) Blocks: N/A Season Highs Points: 14 (twice) 3-Pointers: 4 (2/8 at New Mexico State) Free Throws: 7 (1/16 at Bakersfield) Rebounds: 3 (4 times) Assists: 3 (3 times) Steals: 2 (twice) Blocks: N/A Shtikel Quick Hits: : -Made first career appearance at Washington on Nov. 19 High School: -Four-year varsity starter for the Thunderbirds -Second-team All-State ( ) -Second-team Wesco ( , ) -Athlete of the Year ( ) -MVP and Most Inspirational ( ) -Best Defender ( ) and Team Captain ( ) -As a senior, averaged 20 ppg, 8 rpg, 3 apg, 2 spg -Single game high included 34 points, 12 rebounds, four assists, and three steals -Scored 1,277 points over high school career -Also a four-year letterwinner in swimming -National Honor Society and Link Crew member Clark Quick Hits: : -GoSeattleU.com Featured Student-Athlete of the Week (Feb ) : -Earned WAC All-Academic honors : -Made 10 appearances -Made first collegiate appearance versus San Francisco on Nov. 25 High School: -Three-year varsity letterwinner -Team reached playoffs from Helped guide squad to state championship title in 2009 and fourth-place finish in 2008

14 TATIANA HOWARD FR/HS F 6-1 PALO ALTO, CALIF./GUNN 12 CLAIRE METOYER FR/HS G 5-9 DESOTO, TEXAS/DESOTO Career Highs Points: 3-Pointers: Free Throws: Rebounds: Assists: Steals: Blocks: Season Highs Points: 3-Pointers: Free Throws: Rebounds: Assists: Steals: Blocks: Career Highs Points: 3-Pointers: Free Throws: Rebounds: 1 (twice) Assists: Steals: Blocks: Season Highs Points: 3-Pointers: Free Throws: Rebounds: 1 (twice) Assists: Steals: Blocks: Howard Quick Hits: : -Made her first career appearance on Jan. 11 vs. UTPA High School: -Principal s Honor Roll -Jackie Robinson Award -National Honor Society -Team won CIF Championship with a 30-4 record in Most Outstanding Athletic Rhodes Scholar -Averaged 8.6 pts, 14.8 rbs per game in Single-game career high of 17 points, 25 rebounds -Also played volleyball Metoyer Quick Hits: : -Made first career appearance on Dec. 4 vs. Oregon in annual KeyArena game High School: -Four-year varsity starter for basketball and volleyball -Three-year varsity starter for softball -Helped lead Cougars to Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools State Final Four (sophomore year) -National Honor Society member -Model United Nations Delegate -Student Government and Yearbook Staff -Texas Association Basketball Coaches All-State (junior) -Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools All- State First Team (freshman, sophomore, junior) -Texas Association of Private & Parochial Schools All- District First Team (freshman, sophomore, junior) -All-District MVP (freshman, sophomore, junior) -Freshman of the Year -Co-captain (freshman, sophomore, junior) -CES Student-Athlete of the Year (2011)

15 ASHLEY WARD SR/3V F 5-11 IRVINE, CALIF./WOODBRIDGE 15 CATHERINE PEREZ SO/1V F 6-1 PALO ALTO, CALIF./GUNN Career Highs Points: 24 (twice) 3-Pointers: 4 (2/16/13 at UT Arlington) Free Throws:16 (11/9/12 vs. Pacific) Rebounds: 9 (3 times) Assists: 10 (11/24/12 vs. Sacred Heart) Steals: 5 (3/18/12 vs. Wright State) Blocks: 2 (twice) Season Highs Points: 17 (2/20 at Grand Canyon) 3-Pointers: 2 (3 times) Free Throws: 11 (12/8 at San Diego) Rebounds: 9 (1/25 vs. Grand Canyon) Assists: 9 (12/4 vs. Oregon) Steals: 4 (twice) Blocks: 2 (11/22 at Portland State) Career Highs Points: 5 (11/24/12 vs. Sacred Heart) 3-Pointers: N/A Free Throws: 1 (11/24/12 vs. Sacred Heart) Rebounds: 3 (1/19/13 vs. Louisiana Tech) Assists: 2 (11/8/13 vs. Pepperdine) Steals: 1 (twice) Blocks: 1 (twice) Season Highs Points: N/A 3-Pointers: N/A Free Throws: N/A Rebounds: 2 (twice) Assists: 2 (11/8 vs. Pepperdine) Steals: 1 (1/2 at Chicago State) Blocks: N/A Ward Quick Hits: : -Preseason Second Team All-WAC in Coaches poll -Became 13th player in program history to pass 1000 career points mark on Nov : -Hit the game winning basket in both the team s wins vs. UTSA (Mar. 2) and Idaho (Mar. 9) -Earned WAC All-Academic honors : -Started all games, averaging 10.3 ppg and 3.5 rpg -Finished third on team in scoring (10.3 ppg), assists (69), and made three-pointers (23) -Named to Seattle U Thanksgiving All-Tournament Team -College Sports Madness Preseason All-Independent First Team selection -Tops on squad and in the top 50 (No. 26) in Division I in free throw percentage (84.9%) -Reached double figures in scoring 17 times : -Saw action in all 30 games, starting 11 -Moved into the starting lineup at the end of the season Perez Quick Hits: : -Recorded first career steal at Denver on Jan. 13 -Saw first career minutes at Colorado State on Nov. 17, recording one block High School: -Three-year varsity starter JV MVP, 2010 Most Improved Varsity Player, 2011 and 2012 Varsity MVP All-League Sophomore of the Year All-League Junior of the Year First-Team All-League -Santa Clara Valley Athletic League ( ) -Team finished second in the CCS in Won CCS Championships in 2012, finishing fourth in the Northern California Tournament -Also played lacrosse -Club President of New Global Citizens Spirit Commissioner and 2012 Special Events Commissioner

16 KIM FLOURNOY RSO/HS G 5-9 SAN DIEGO, CALIF./HORIZON CHRISTIAN 23 RENEE DILLARD-BROWN JR/2V F 6-1 SEATTLE, WASH./GARFIELD Career Highs Points: 7 (1/11/14 vs. UTPA) 3-Pointers: 1 (3 times) Free Throws: 3 (1/25/14 vs. Grand Canyon) Rebounds: 3 (twice) Assists: 1 (7 times) Steals: 4 (12/14/12 at Pepperdine) Blocks: 1 (5 times) Season Highs Points: 7 (1/11 vs. UTPA) 3-Pointers: 1 (twice) Free Throws: 3 (1/25 vs. Grand Canyon) Rebounds: 3 (11/29 vs. Coastal Carolina) Assists: 1 (3 times) Steals: 2 (3/6 vs. Kansas City) Blocks: 1 (twice) Career Highs Points: 8 (2/14/13 at Louisiana Tech) 3-Pointers: N/A Free Throws: 6 (2/14/13 at Louisiana Tech) Rebounds: 4 (1/14/12 vs. Chicago State) Assists: 1 (11 times) Steals: 3 (2/14/13 at Louisiana Tech) Blocks: 1 (twice) Season Highs Points: 4 (twice) 3-Pointers: N/A Free Throws: 2 (2 times) Rebounds: 2 (7 times) Assists: 1 (7 times) Steals: 1 (1/25 vs. Grand Canyon) Blocks: N/A Flournoy Quick Hits: : -Scored career high five points, including first collegiate three-pointer and first collegiate free-throws on Mar. 15 vs. Louisiana Tech -Recorded first career points, assists, and steals at Pepperdine on Dec. 14 -Recorded first career rebounds vs. Portland State on Dec. 9 High School: -First team All-League , , Second team all-league Player of the Year in Division Second team all-conference and all-state in Won Defensive Player of the Year Offensive Player of the Year , Team MVP and Player of the Year in Scored over 1,000 points, the most in school history and also holds rebound record with over 500 -Also ran track, won CIF in 400 meter dash and took second in the 200 meter in 2007 Dillard-Brown Quick Hits: : -Set career highs in points, free-throws, and steals and a season high in rebounds at Louisiana Tech on Feb. 13 -Saw first minutes of the season vs. Pacific (Nov. 9) : -Came off the bench in 22 contests -Recorded 1.5 ppg and 1.2 rpg -Made first career appearance vs. UCSB on Nov. 11 -Scored first collegiate points on Nov. 13 versus UC Davis High School: -Four year varsity starter, helping lead team to KingCo playoffs all four years, winning the league in All-KingCo Honorable Mention all four years -All-conference second team in Most Dedicated Student Award in , Student-Athlete of the Year -Scored 25 points and grabbed 17 rebounds in best career game -Member of Urban League Scholars

17 ALEXIS MONTGOMERY FR/HS G 5-10 BEAVERTON, ORE./BEAVERTON 31 TAELOR ROSS SO/1V C 6-2 VANCOUVER, WASH./ST.MARY S ACADEMY Career Highs Points: 16 (3/1/14 at Idaho) 3-Pointers: 4 (2/1/14 vs. Idaho) Free Throws: 2 (5 times) Rebounds: 8 (3 times) Assists: 6 (11/22 at Portland State) Steals: 4 (11/29/13 vs. Coastal Carolina) Blocks: 2 (3/8/14 vs. Chicago State) Season Highs Points: 16 (3/1 at Idaho) 3-Pointers: 4 (2/1 vs. Idaho) Free Throws: 2 (5 times) Rebounds: 8 (3 times) Assists: 6 (11/22 at Portland State) Steals: 4 (11/29 vs. Coastal Carolina) Blocks: 2 (3/8 vs. Chicago State) Career Highs Points: 22 (1/16/14 at Bakersfield) 3-Pointers: N/A Free Throws: 5 (11/22 at Portland State) Rebounds: 8 (3 times) Assists: 3 (1/5/13 vs. San Jose State) Steals: 2 (7 times) Blocks: 3 (11/22 at Portland State) Season Highs Points: 22 (1/16 at Bakersfield) 3-Pointers: N/A Free Throws: 5 (11/22 at Portland State) Rebounds: 8 (twice) Assists: 2 (6 times) Steals: 2 (5 times) Blocks: 3 (11/22 at Portland State) Montgomery Quick Hits: : -Named to Delta Dental Thanksgiving Tournament All- Tournament Team -Made first career appearance in season opener vs. Pepperdine on Nov. 8 -Made first career start on Nov. 22 at Portland State High School: -Four-year varsity letterwinner -Made playoff appearance in All-League Honorable Mention (2009) -Second Team All-League (2010) -First Team All-Metro (2011) Most Improved -Scored single game high 37 points -Also competed in track and field Ross Quick Hits: : -Named MVP of Delta Dental Thanksgiving Tournament : -Hit first career free-throw at BYU on Dec. 20 -Earned first career blocked shot on Dec. 1 vs. UC Irvine -Made first career appearance vs. Pacific on Nov. 9 High School: -Two-year varsity starter -Team participated in 2011 and 2012 Mountain Hood Conference Playoffs

18 KRISTIN STOFFEL SO/1V G 5-11 MILL CREEK, WASH./JACKSON 41 KACIE SOWELL JR/2V F 6-2 VENTURA, CALIF./BUENA Career Highs Points: 10 (11/12 vs. Washington State) 3-Pointers: 1 (12/14 vs. Montana State) Free Throws: 4 (twice) Rebounds: 7 (twice) Assists: 1 (15 times) Steals: 2 (3 times) Blocks: 2 (11/24 at Portland) Season Highs Points: 10 (11/12 vs. Washington State) 3-Pointers: 1 (12/14 vs. Montana State) Free Throws: 2 (3 times) Rebounds: 7 (2/1 vs. Idaho) Assists: 1 (11 times) Steals: 2 (twice) Blocks: 2 (11/24 at Portland) Career Highs Points: 26 (2/14/13 at Louisiana Tech) 3-Pointers: 1 (2/15/14 vs. Bakersfield) Free Throws: 12 (2/14/13 at Louisiana Tech) Rebounds: 18 (1/17/12 at Pacific) Assists: 4 (1/17/13 vs. UT Arlington Steals: 6 (1/19/13 vs. Louisiana Tech) Blocks: 3 (11/16/11 at Washington) Season Highs Points: 25 (12/4 vs. Oregon) 3-Pointers: 1 (2/15 vs. Bakersfield) Free Throws: 7 (twice) Rebounds: 17 (11/24 at Portland) Assists: 3 (3 times) Steals: 5 (12/8 at San Diego) Blocks: 2 (4 times) Stoffel Quick Hits: : -GoSeattleU.com Featured Student-Athlete of the Week (Jan. 6-12) -Hit first collegiate three-pointer on Dec. 14 vs. MSU -First double digit scoring game vs. WSU on Nov. 12 -Made first career start in season opener on Nov : -Recorded her first career block at LA Tech on Feb. 14 -Scored first career field goal on Jan. 17 vs. UT Arlington -Recorded first career assist in WAC season opener at Idaho on Dec. 29 -Recorded her first career steal vs. Portland on Nov. 23 -Made first career regular season appearance, scoring one point and bringing down two rebounds vs. Pacific on Nov. 9 High School: -Wesco South 4A Player of the Year (senior) and Wesco South 4A First-Team (senior) and 2012 Team Captain -Scored 1,256 total career points, starting 97 of 98 games -Held the school record for single game rebounds (18) and single game blocks (8) -Also played varsity volleyball her (Fr./So.) -National Honor Society and Journalism Club member Sowell Quick Hits: : -Named First Team All-WAC -Named Preseason WAC Player of the Year in Media and Coaches polls and by College Sports Madness -Preseason First Team All-WAC -College Sports Madness Preseason High-Major All-American Team -Senior CLASS Award Candidate -Allstate WBCA Good Works Team honoree : -WAC Player of the Year, First Team All-WAC -WAC All-Tournament Team -WDS Thanksgiving Tourney All-Tournament Team -Became 12th player in program history to pass 1000 career points mark -Passed 500 career rebounds mark on Dec. 1 -Named to the 10-member Division I-AAA Athletics Director s Association Scholar-Athlete Team -Earned WAC All-Academic honors : -MVP of Holiday Hoops Tournament -18 double-double. tied for 10th in Division I -Named Independent WBB Player of the Year

19 WILMA AFUNUGO FR/HS F/C 6-0 PLANO, TEXAS/PLANO Career Highs Points: 18 (2/20/14 at Grand Canyon) 3-Pointers: N/A Free Throws: 6 (2/20/14 at Grand Canyon) Rebounds: 8 (3/8/14 vs. Chicago State) Assists: 2 (twice) Steals: 2 (3 times) Blocks: 1 (5 times) Season Highs Points: 18 (2/20 at Grand Canyon) 3-Pointers: N/A Free Throws: 6 (2/20 at Grand Canyon) Rebounds: 8 (3/8 vs. Chicago State) Assists: 2 (twice) Steals: 2 (3 times) Blocks: 1 (5 times) Redhawk Honors National Accolades College Sports Madness Preseason All-WAC Team First Team: Kacie Sowell, Sylvia Shephard Player of the Year: Kacie Sowell Coach of the Year: Joan Bonvicini Freshman of the Year: Kaylee Best College Sports Madness Preseason High-Major All-American Team Third Team: Kacie Sowell Senior CLASS Award Candidate Kacie Sowell WBCA Allstate Good Works Team Kacie Sowell Conference Accolades All-Conference Honors First Team: Kacie Sowell Second Team: Sylvia Shephard All-Defensive Team: Sylvia Shephard Afunugo Quick Hits: : -Made first career start vs. Cornell on Nov. 30 -Made first career appearance vs. Washington State on Nov. 12 High School: -Three-year varsity letterwinner -Leading scorer and rebounder in In , was the Wildcats leading scorer with 22 points in a single game Academic All-District, All-Region, Plano All- Tournament Team, Sherman Holiday All-Tournament Team, and First-Team All-District -Participated in mixed martial arts all four years, receiving a black belt Preseason Media All-WAC Team First Team: Kacie Sowell, Sylvia Shephard Player of the Year: Kacie Sowell Preseason Coaches All-WAC Team First Team: Kacie Sowell, Sylvia Shephard Second Team: Ashley Ward Player of the Year: Kacie Sowell Preseason WAC Coaches Poll 1. Seattle U (6) Idaho (3) New Mexico State Kansas City Bakersfield Utah Valley Texas Pan-American Grand Canyon Chicago State - 10

20 20 Game #1 Pepperdine Nov. 8, 2013 connolly Center Game #2 washington state Nov. 12, 2013 connolly Center Game #3 at washington Nov. 19, 2013 seattle, wash. Game #4 at portland state Nov. 22, 2013 portland, ore.

21 21 Game #5 at portland Nov. 24, 2013 portland, ore. Game #6 coastal Carolina (thanksgiving tournament) Nov. 29, 2013 connolly center Game #7 cornell (thanksgiving tournament) Nov. 30, 2013 connolly center Game #8 Oregon dec. 4, 2013 keyarena

22 22 Game #9 at san diego dec. 8, 2013 san diego, calif. Game #10 montana state dec. 14, 2013 connolly center Game #11 at lmu dec. 19, 2013 los angeles, calif. Game #12 at cal state fullerton dec. 21, 2013 fullerton, calif.

23 23 Game #13 at UC Santa barbara dec. 28, 2013 santa barbara, calif. Game #14 at chicago state jan. 2, 2014 chicago, ill. Game #15 at kansas city jan. 4, 2014 kansas city, mo. Game #16 new mexico state jan. 9, 2014 connolly center

24 24 Game #17 UTPA jan. 11, 2014 connolly center Game #18 at bakersfield jan. 16, 2014 bakersfield, calif. Game #19 at utah valley jan. 18, 2014 orem, utah Game #20 grand canyon jan. 25, 2014 connolly center

25 25 Game #21 Idaho feb. 1, 2014 connolly center Game #22 at UTPA feb. 6, 2014 edinburg, texas Game #23 at new mexico state feb. 8, 2014 las cruces, n.m. Game #24 utah valley feb. 13, 2014 connolly center

26 26 Game #25 bakersfield feb. 15, 2014 connolly center Game #26 at grand canyon feb. 20, 2014 phoenix, ariz. Game #27 at idaho mar. 1, 2014 moscow, idaho Game #28 kansas city mar. 6, 2014 connolly center

27 27 Game #29 chicago state mar. 8, 2014 connolly center Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Chicago State vs Seattle University 03/08/14 4 p.m. at Connolly Center-Seattle, Wash. Chicago State , 0-16 WAC Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 05 Williams, Paris f Murphy, Layne f Williams, Tierra g Harris, Konner g Nix, Cailin g Sanders, Jasmine Brown, Tashuna Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 2 Seattle University , 9-7 WAC Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 14 Ward, Ashley f Sowell, Kacie f Afunugo, Wilma f Shephard, Sylvia g Montgomery, Alexis g Best, Kaylee Clark, Makenna Flournoy, Kim Dillard-Brown, Renee Ross, Taelor Stoffel, Kristin Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 1 Officials: Julie Krommenhoek, Kim Mains, Julie Vanni Technical fouls: Chicago State-None. Seattle University-None. Attendance: 634 Score by periods 1st 2nd Total Chicago State Seattle University