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1 BULLDOGS BASKETBALL Associate AD/Communications: Jim McGrath Assistant SID: Chris Urban Phone: (317) Fax: (317) GAME #7 BALL STATE (4-0) at BUTLER (2-4) Date Saturday, December 2, 2006 Time :30 p.m. EST Location Hinkle Fieldhouse (11,043) Indianapolis, Ind. Press Row Phone (317) SCHEDULE N 12 at Illinois L, N 17 Bradley W, N 21 vs. UC Riverside^ L, N 22 vs. Air Force^ L, N 26 at Ohio L, N 29 IUPUI W, D 2 Ball State% 3:30 p.m. D 6 at Evansville 7:00 p.m. D 10 Purdue 3:00 p.m. D 18 at Louisville 7:00 p.m. D 20 at Tennessee State 7:00 p.m. D 28 at Cleveland State* 7:00 p.m. D 30 at Youngstown State* 2:05 p.m. J 6 at Wright State* 1:00 p.m. J 11 UIC* 7:00 p.m. J 13 Loyola* 6:00 p.m. J 18 at Detroit* 7:00 p.m. J 20 at IPFW 1:00 p.m. J 25 UW-Green Bay* 7:00 p.m. J 27 UW-Milwaukee* 2:00 p.m. F 3 Wright State* 6:00 p.m. F 8 at Loyola* 7:00 p.m. F 10 at UIC* 7:00 p.m. F 17 Detroit* TBA F 22 at UW-Milwaukee* 7:00 p.m. F 24 at UW-Green Bay* 3:00 p.m. M 1 Youngstown State* 7:00 p.m. M 3 Cleveland State* 2:00 p.m Horizon League Championship M 5 First Round TBA M 7 Quarterfi nals TBA M 9 Semifi nals TBA M 11 Championship TBA Home games in bold at Hinkle Fieldhouse All times local to site ^ at Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout % Hoosier Classic game at Hinkle Fieldhouse * Horizon League game PROJECTED BUTLER STARTERS # Name Yr. Pos. Ht. P R A 20 Cassie Freeman Jr. F Susan Lester Fr. F Candace Jones So. G Jackie Closser Sr. G Ellen Hamilton Sr. G Head Coach: Beth Couture (Erskine, 84), Fifth Season Overall Record: Record at Butler: TIP-OFF: Butler welcomes in-state rival Ball State to Hinkle Fieldhouse on Saturday (Dec. 2) for the second game of the State Farm Hoosier Classic beginning at 3:30 p.m. The Bulldogs, 2-0 at home this season after a win over IUPUI on Wednesday (Nov. 29), tout a 9-6 record against the Cardinals dating back to the season. Ball State has claimed victory in the last two meetings, including a win last season, but the Bulldogs had won the previous seven straight. PREVIEWING THE BULLDOGS: Butler (2-4) has continued to use the threepointer as their main offensive weapon this season, with over a third of the team s fi eld goal attempts coming from behind the arc (126-of-347). Senior guard Jackie Closser leads the team with 11.0 points per game, including nine treys, while senior guard Ellen Hamilton has hit 14 triples for 10.2 ppg. Freshman forward Susan Lester has provided a strong inside presence, averaging 10.2 ppg and a team-best 5.8 rebounds, while junior forward Cassie Freeman and sophomore guard Candace Jones have each pulled in 4.3 rpg while adding signifi cant outside shooting ability. Sophomore Candyce Brown is the leading reserve guard, while senior Carla Gheorghe and freshman Mel Thornton are the top post options off the bench. Head coach Beth Couture ( ) is in her fi fth season with the Bulldogs. BUTLER BASKETBALL ON THE WEB: Cory Schnurbusch steps in as the play-by-play voice of the Butler women s basketball team for the season. The broadcasts will feature live game action on the web at Sports.com and will be offered for free. Butler will also have video streaming available for all home contests during the year. BULLDOGS CLAIM GUTSY WIN OVER IUPUI: Butler nailed a season-high 10 three-pointers on the night and played stifling defense down the stretch as the Bulldogs overcame a nine-point, second-half defi cit to claim a gutsy, 58-53, victory over visiting IUPUI at Hinkle Fieldhouse on Nov. 29. The two teams battled through 16 lead changes, including 13 in the first half alone, before the Bulldogs clamped down defensively in the fi nal nine minutes, holding the Jaguars to just 2-of-7 shooting from the field. Ellen Hamilton paced all scorers with 16 points in the game, going 4-of-8 from three and 6-of-11 from the fi eld. Candace Jones fi nished with 14 points on 4-of-8 shooting, including three treys, and added six rebounds, while Cassie Freeman added nine points and six boards. TRIPLE THREAT RETURNS: Not only did the Bulldogs get back to their winning ways against IUPUI, but they also regained their dominance from beyond the arc. Butler hit a season-high 10 three-pointers against the Jaguars, including four from Ellen Hamilton and three from Candace Jones. The Bulldogs had only managed nine triples in their last two contests combined, notching four against Air Force (11/22) and fi ve against Ohio (11/26). Butler had registered seven treys in each of the fi rst three games of the season. MEDIA INFORMATION Women s Basketball Contact: Chris Urban, Assistant Sports Information Director Office: (317) Cell: (317) curban@butler.edu Butler Women s Basketball 1

2 BUTLER VS. BALL STATE Series History All-Time Series Record Butler leads, 9-6 Last Five Meetings Butler leads, 3-2 Last Meeting Ball State 74, Butler 66 ( ) STATISTICAL COMPARISON Category Butler BSU Scoring Points per game Scoring margin Field Goals-Att Field goal pct Point Field Goals-Att Point FG pct Point FG per game Free Throws-Att Free throw pct Rebounds Rebounds per game Rebounding margin Assists Assists per game Turnovers Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio Steals Steals per game Blocks Blocks per game BUTLER LEADERS Points per game Jackie Closser Rebounds per game Susan Lester Assists per game Jackie Closser Field Goal Pct. (min. 3 made per game) Susan Lester (20-43) 3-point Pct. (min. 1 made per game) Cassie Freeman (9-15) Free Throw Pct. (min. 2 made per game) Jackie Closser (17-19) Blocks per game Lade Akande Cassie Freeman Steals per game Candyce Brown Minutes per game Jackie Closser AND HAMILTON LEADS THE WAY: Senior Ellen Hamilton has been a major factor in the Bulldogs success from downtown this season, leading the squad with 14 three-pointers and ranking third in the Horizon League with 2.3 triples per game. CLOSSER, FREEMAN, JONES AND LESTER: No, it s not a law fi rm, it s just an example of how many options the Bulldogs have for pulling the trigger from three. Guards Jackie Closser and Candace Jones have played signifi cant roles on the perimeter, with Closser touting nine treys and Jones hitting 4-of-10 (.400). Meanwhile, forwards Cassie Freeman and Susan Lester have added long range ability from the post position, as Freeman has hit nine three-pointers at a team-best 60 percent shooting while Lester has gone 4-for-12 (.333) from three. THE DEFENSE NEVER RESTS: Despite all the success from beyond the arc, the Bulldogs don t usually need much more than 70 points in a game to come away with a victory. Butler currently leads the Horizon League in scoring defense, allowing only 67.0 points per game. CRIME PREVENTION: Opponents have had a rather diffi cult time attempting to pick the pockets of the Butler players this season. The Bulldogs have yielded only 13.2 turnovers per game this year, the second-fewest in the Horizon League, and also rank second in assists-to-turnovers ratio at In fact, Butler has committed 15 or fewer turnovers in all but one game this year, including a league-low six against Air Force on Nov. 22. TAKING ADVANTAGE OF CHARITY: It s not as if Jackie Closser is asking to go to the free throw line, but, when she does, she makes opponents pay. The senior guard currently leads the league in free-throw effi ciency, netting 17 of her 19 attempts for a.895 average. UNDER THE RADAR: You won t find them in the Horizon League rankings, but sophomore guard Candace Jones and freshman forward Susan Lester have been nearly as strong as Closser from the free-throw line. Jones has converted on 10-of-12 shots from the stripe (.833) while Lester has hit 7-of-9 (.778), but they don t qualify for the league standings because they fall below the league minimum of two attempts per game. If their fi gures did count, however, Jones would rank fourth and Lester eighth. KEEPING IT GOING: Jackie Closser only needed to take one shot against IUPUI on Nov. 29 to extend her three-pointers-made streak, nailing the Bulldogs fi rst points of the game from downtown just a minute into the contest and continuing her stretch to 34 games. So far this season, she is 9-of-46 from beyond the arc and leads the team with 11.0 points per game. She made sure that every opponent got to feel her wrath from three-point last season, connecting from downtown in all 28 of her games played in THE RACE TO 1,000: With seven points against IUPUI, guard Jackie Closser (956) now stands just 44 points shy of becoming the 17th player in school history with 1,000 career points. Fellow guard Ellen Hamilton (946) is slowly catching up to her teammate after netting 16 points against the Jaguars and now stands just 54 points shy of 1,000 and only 10 behind Closser. MINUTE MINDER: Jackie Closser must really enjoy time-outs, because she doesn t get too many other opportunities to catch her breath. The senior guard has played the full 40 minutes in three of six games this season and only sat out two minutes in each of the other three contests. She leads the team and the Horizon League with 39.0 minutes per game. A LITTLE BIT OF HELP: Jackie Closser has been extremely helpful to the Bulldogs on offense this season and during her career. The senior guard leads the team with 27 assists on the year and ranks second in the Horizon League with 4.5 assists per game. She also touts 350 assists in her career, the sixth-most in school history, and is just 32 behind Jennifer Marlow s fi fth-place total of 382. The school record of 584 is held by Melissa Kilgore....AND A BIG HELP ALL AT ONCE: Closser s 11 assists against Bradley on Nov. 17 were a career-high for the 5-5 guard and is a Horizon League season-high. DOUBLING-UP: Susan Lester not only took control of the Bulldogs offense against Ohio on Nov. 26 but had a strong handle on the defensive end as well. In addition to her career-high 24 points, she pulled down a career and game-best 12 rebounds for her fi rst collegiate doubledouble. Her performance was the second Butler double-double this season along with Jackie Closser, who notched 14 points and a career-high 11 assists against Bradley on Nov. 17. IT S MILLER TIME: Well, not quite yet. Sophomore guard Tara Miller will have to wait until the Dec. 18 game at Louisville to become eligible for play this season. The 5-10 Ramsey, Ind. native transferred to Butler in the fall of 2005 from Indiana University Butler Women s Basketball

3 FEELING A LITTLE REJECTED: You really couldn t blame Air Force if they felt a little intimidated by the Bulldogs in their game on Nov. 22. That s because Butler notched 11 blocks in the contest, the highest single-game total in the Horizon League this season. Six players contributed at least once, with junior Cassie Freeman touting a career-best and league-high four. Additionally, freshmen Julie Seiss (1) and Mel Thornton (2) picked up their fi rst career put-backs. HAMILTON EARNS ALL-TOURNAMENT HONORS: After putting together a strong offensive effort in Butler s two Great Alaska Shootout games, senior guard Ellen Hamilton was tabbed to the All-Tournament Team. She was one of six players recognized in the tournament after combining for 28 points in the two games, including a Butler-best 17 points on 5-of-9 threepoint shooting against UC Riverside in the Bulldogs tournament opener. She also was a key contributor in Butler s rally against Air Force, fi nishing with 11 points. BUTLER INKS QUARTET FOR 2007: High school stand-outs Azjah Bass, Terra Burns, Chloe Hamilton and Jenny Ostrom have all signed national letters of intent to attend Butler and play basketball beginning in the fall of All four have earned all-state accolades and are either approaching or have surpassed 1,000 points in their careers. LENDING A HELPING HAND: The Butler women s basketball team took time out of their busy schedule on Nov. 4 to assist at the Special Olympics Area 8 Bowling Championships at Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis. Members of the team and coaching staff helped out as lane assistants, runners and scorers for the event and presented the awards to the winners. Special Olympics Indiana provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for persons eight years of age and older with intellectual disabilities. BULLDOGS TABBED THIRD: The Bulldogs were picked to fi nish third in the Horizon League this season in a poll of the league s coaches, sports information directors and media. Butler tallied 192 points in the poll, including one fi rst-place vote, and fi nished just six points behind second-place UW-Milwaukee (198). UW-Green Bay was selected to win the regular season title, receiving 234 points and 22 of the 27 voters fi rst-place ballots. BACK FOR MORE: The Bulldogs return nearly 95 percent of their scoring from last season in their eight returning players. The octet also combined to nail down every one of the team s 223 three-pointers last year. DOUBLING-UP THE FIRST TEAM: Senior Jackie Closser and sophomore Lade Akande were both mentioned among the Horizon League s fi nest as members of the Preseason All-League First Team. Butler was the only school to have multiple players mentioned on the fi ve-player team. AT THE BUZZER: Butler heads down I-64 to Evansville on Wednesday (Dec. 6) when the Bulldogs take on the Purple Aces beginning at 7:00 p.m. LOOKING AHEAD... Thursday, November 30 Youngstown State at Miami (Ohio), 7:00 p.m. Valparaiso at Loyola, 8:00 p.m. Saturday, December 2 Longwood at Wright State, 12:00 p.m. Ball State at Butler, 1:00 p.m. Detroit at LSU, 3:00 p.m. UW-Milwaukee at Iowa State, 3:00 p.m. Illinois State at UW-Green Bay, 4:00 p.m. Cleveland State at Toledo, 7:00 p.m. Sunday, December 3 Loyola at Bradley, 3:00 p.m. UIC at Northern Iowa, 5:00 p.m. THIS WEEK IN THE LEAGUE RECENT RESULTS... Tuesday, November 28 Cleveland State 55, Buffalo 47 Indiana State 101, Loyola Chicago 71 Wednesday, November 29 Butler 58, IUPUI 53 Kentucky 79, Detroit 44 Toledo 62, Wright State 59 DePaul 71, UW-Green Bay 70 Marquette 74, UW-Milwaukee 63 Northwestern 72, UIC 57 THE HORIZON LEAGUE League Games All Games Team W L Pct. W L Pct. UIC UW-Green Bay UW-Milwaukee Butler Cleveland State Detroit Youngstown State Wright State Loyola BUTLER IN THE LEAGUE STANDINGS Team Rankings Category Place Totals Scoring Offense th Scoring Defense st Scoring Margin th Free Throw Pct th Field Goal Pct th Field Goal Defense th point FG Made T-2nd point FG Pct th Rebounds th Rebounding Margin th Blocked Shots th Assists th Steals T-6th Assist/Turnover Ratio nd Individual Rankings Scoring Place PPG Jackie Closser th Susan Lester T-17th Ellen Hamilton th Rebounding Place RPG Susan Lester T-9th Cassie Freeman T-19th Candace Jones T-19th Assists Place APG Jackie Closser nd Field Goal Pct. Place Pct. Susan Lester th Ellen Hamilton th point FG Made Place 3PG Ellen Hamilton rd Jackie Closser T-12th Cassie Freeman T-12th Free Throw Pct. Place Pct. Jackie Closser st Blocks Lade Akande T-4th Cassie Freeman th Minutes Jackie Closser st Ellen Hamilton th Butler Women s Basketball 3

4 HORIZON LEAGUE PRESEASON POLL The Horizon League Preseason Polls were taken by a vote of the league s head coaches, sports information directors and media members. First-place votes are listed in parenthesis. Horizon League Preseason Poll (27 ballots) 1. UW-Green Bay, 234 points (22) 2. UW-Milwaukee, 198 points (3) 3. Butler, 192 points (1) 4. UIC, 185 points (1) 5. Wright State, 132 points 6. Loyola, 83 points 7. Youngstown State, 72 points 8. Detroit, 63 points 9. Cleveland State, 56 points Preseason All-League First Team Nicole Soulis, UW-Green Bay (Player of the Year) Lade Akande, Butler Jackie Closser, Butler Traci Edwards, UW-Milwaukee LaShonda Grant, UIC Preseason All-League Second Team Natalie Berglin, UW-Green Bay Dominique Butler, Cleveland State Marquise Hanser, Loyola Meredith Onson, UW-Milwaukee Britteny Whiteside, Wright State Couture s Year-by-Year Record W L Pct Presbyterian Presbyterian Presbyterian Presbyterian Presbyterian Presbyterian Presbyterian Presbyterian Presbyterian Presbyterian Presbyterian Presbyterian Presbyterian Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Presbyterian (13 yrs.) Butler (4 yrs.) Overall (17 yrs.) NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Ht. Pos. Year Hometown/High School (Last College) 4 Candace Jones 5-7 G So. Indianapolis, Ind./Arsenal Tech 10 Jackie Closser * 5-5 G Sr. Alexandria, Ind./Alexandria Monroe 11 Carla Gheorghe 6-0 F Sr. Bucharest, Romania/Ion Creanga (Vincennes) 12 Julie Seiss 5-9 G/F Fr. Warsaw, Ind./Warsaw 15 Tara Miller # 5-10 G/F So. Ramsey, Ind./North Harrison (Indiana) 20 Cassie Freeman * 5-10 F Jr. Fishers, Ind./Heritage Christian 21 Candyce Brown 5-7 G/F So. Pickerington, Ohio/Pickerington North 22 Candace Bain 6-2 F/C Jr. Clarksville, Ind./Clarksville 23 Ellen Hamilton * 5-10 G Sr. Greenfi eld, Ind./Greenfi eld Central 30 Susan Lester 6-2 F/C Fr. Anderson, Ind./Pendleton Heights 42 Mel Thornton 6-1 F Fr. Carmel, Ind./Carmel 55 Lade Akande 6-1 C So. Robinson, Ill./Robinson Head Coach: Beth Couture (Erskine, 1984) Associate Head Coach: Gene Hill (Coker College, 1997) Assistant Coach: Amy Cherubini (Indiana, 1994) Assistant Coach: Rachel Bullard (Presbyterian, 2000) * denotes team captains # will become eligible following the fall semester Beth COUTURE Head Coach Fifth season at Butler 18th season as a head coach 309 career wins Erskine, 1984 Pronunciations Lade Akande - lah-day ah-con-day Jackie Closser - CLAW-ser Beth Couture - KOO-chur Carla Gheorghe - geh-yor-geh Julie Seiss - SEESS In her 18th season as a collegiate head coach and her fi fth year with the Bulldogs. Touts a (.623) career record and a (.421) mark at Butler. Notched her 300th career victory on Jan. 18, 2006, defeating Loyola, Began her collegiate head coaching career at Presbyterian College in Clinton, S.C. in 1989 after spending two seasons as the assistant coach for the Blue Hose. During her tenure at Butler, three Bulldogs have been named to All-Horizon League teams, four have been All-League Defensive selection and three have received All-Newcomer honors. Guided the Bulldogs to a overall mark and 9-7 record in Horizon League play last season, fi nishing fourth in the league regular season standings season was the fi rst above-.500 record since the campaign. Butler advanced to the semifi nals of the Horizon League Championship in , falling to eventual league champion UW-Milwaukee in a contest. Led the Bulldogs to a record in , the fi rst season at.500 since The team won nine of its fi nal 13 games to fi nish with a overall record and a 9-7 conference mark. Doubled the Bulldogs win total in her fi rst season at the helm, fi nishing the campaign with a 6-23 overall record. Named the seventh head coach in Butler women s basketball history on April 23, Won nearly 70 percent of her games at Presbyterian, guiding the team to eight 20 win seasons in 13 years. Led the Blue Hose to the NCAA Division II Tournament in six of her fi nal nine years, including the program s fi rst in Four-time South Atlantic Conference (SAC) Coach of the Year. Only coach in SAC history to be named Coach of the Year in two sports (basketball and volleyball. Also served as an assistant AD at Presbyterian from Four-time MVP at Erskine, earning Kodak All-America honors as a senior. Inducted into the Erskine Athletic Hall of Fame in Is a current member of the USA Today/ESPN Board of Coaches, who vote on the Division I Top-25 Coaches Poll Butler Women s Basketball

5 Lade AKANDE Sophomore 6-1 Center 55 Robinson, Ill. Robinson HS Did not see action against IUPUI (11/29). Totalled six points and fi ve rebounds off the bench against Ohio (11/26). Started and totalled fi ve points, fi ve rebounds and two blocks against Air Force (11/22). Started and scored five points and pulled down four rebounds against UC Riverside (11/21). Paced the Bulldogs with 18 points against Bradley (11/17) on 8-of-10 shooting. Led the Bulldogs with six rebounds against Illinois (11/12). Second on the team with 10 points, going 4- of-16 from the fi eld. Went 2-of-4 from the free-throw line. Started and recorded 10 points against the Hoosier Lady Stars in exhibition play (10/31). Also added four rebounds. Limited to 18 minutes due to early foul trouble. Led the Bulldogs with 470 points last season, the fi fth-highest single-season total in school history and the most ever by a freshman. Finished second in the Horizon League in with 8.0 rebounds per game and third with 16.2 points per game. Candace BAIN Junior 6-2 Forward/Center 22 Clarksville, Ind. Clarksville HS Notched four points on 2-of-7 shooting against IUPUI (11/29). Saw fi ve minutes off the bench against Ohio (11/26), tallying one assist. Saw one minute of action against Air Force (11/22). Played eight minutes off the bench against UC Riverside (11/21), taking one shot. Netted eight points (2-4) and pulled down six rebounds against Bradley (11/17). Went 4-of-4 from the line. Came off the bench against Illinois (11/12) and converted on her only fi eld goal attempt. Collected two rebounds in 12 minutes against the Fighting Illini. Second on the team in scoring against the Hoosier Lady Stars with 12 points (10/31). Also fi nished second on the squad with eight rebounds. Two-of-four for three-point. Shot 41.1 percent from the fi eld in , the fourth-best mark on the team. Candyce BROWN Sophomore 5-7 Guard/Forward 21 Pickerington, Ohio Pickerington North HS Pulled down a season-best seven rebounds against IUPUI (11/29) while scoring four points. Saw 28 minutes against Ohio (11/26), notching two points, three rebounds and three assists. Played 22 minutes against UC Riverside (11/21), pulling down one rebound. Scored four points against Bradley (11/17), going 4-of-4 from the line. Saw 21 minutes of action against Illinois (11/12) before fouling out. Finished the game against the Fighting Illini with two rebounds, two assists and two steals. Played 24 minutes against the Hoosier Lady Stars, notching three rebounds and three assists (10/31). Finished fi fth on the team with 35 assists last season. Started in eight games as a freshman, including six of the last seven games. Points , at UW-Milwaukee, 12/31/06 FGs (3x), last at UW-Milwaukee, 3/5/06 FGAs , at UW-Milwaukee, 3/5/06 3-pt. FGs pt. FGAs FTs , vs. UIC, 1/7/06 FTAs , vs. UIC, 1/7/06 Off. Rebs , vs. Detroit, 1/12/06 Def. Rebs (3x), last at UIC, 2/18/06 Rebs , vs. Detroit, 1/12/06 Assists.. 3 (2x), last vs. Cleveland State, 2/23/06 Blocks , vs. Evansville, 12/19/05 Steals , vs. Youngstown State, 12/29/05 Minutes , vs. Evansville, 12/19/05 Points , at Miami (Ohio), 12/7/05 FGs (3x), last vs. UW-Milwaukee, 2/11/06 FGAs , vs. UW-Milwaukee, 2/11/06 3-pt. FGs , at Youngstown State, 2/2/06 3-pt. FGAs.. 5 (2x), last vs. UW-Milwaukee, 2/11/06 FTs , vs. Bradley,11/17/06 FTAs , at UIC, 3/3/05 Off. Rebs....2 (2x), last vs. Bradley, 11/17/06 Def. Rebs....4 (2x), last vs. Bradley, 11/17/06 Rebs , vs. Bradley, 11/17/06 Assists (3x), last vs. Bradley, 11/17/06 Blocks... 1 (7x), last vs. UW-Milwaukee, 2/1106 Steals , vs. Wright State, 1/28/06 Minutes (2x), last at Loyola, 2/16/06 Points...7 (2x), last vs. Cleveland State, 2/23/06 FGs (2x), last at Cleveland State, 2/4/06 FGAs , at Loyola, 2/16/06 3-pt. FGs (5x), last vs. Detroit, 3/1/06 3-pt. FGAs , at Loyola, 2/16/06 FTs , vs. Bradley, 11/17/06 FTAs , at Detroit, 2/6/06 Off. Rebs...3 (2x), last vs. Cleveland State, 2/23/06 Def. Rebs , vs. Detroit, 3/1/06 Rebs , vs. Detroit, 3/1/06 Assists , vs. Detroit, 3/1/06 Blocks (2x), last vs. Detroit, 3/1/06 Steals , vs. Cleveland State, 2/23/06 Minutes , at Loyola, 2/16/ Butler Women s Basketball 5

6 Jackie CLOSSER Senior 5-5 Guard 10 Alexandria, Ind. Alexandria-Monroe HS Team co-captain. Stands just 44 points shy of becoming the 17th player in Butler history with 1,000 career points. School-record holder for three-pointers in a season (84) and career (188). Has hit at least one three-pointer in 34 consecutive games, dating back to the season-opener. Horizon League leader in minutes played (39.0 per game) and free throw percentage (.895). Has played the full 40 minutes in three of six games this year. Totalled seven points and six assists against IUPUI (11/29). Scored 10 points and added four rebounds against Ohio (11/26). Netted 13 points on 4-of-11 shooting to lead the team against Air Force (11/22). Scored 13 points, four rebounds and four assists against UC Riverside (11/21). Tallied a double-double against Bradley (11/17), scoring 14 points and notching a careerhigh 11 assists. Went 5-of-5 from the free-throw line. Played the full 40 minutes against Illinois (11/12), scoring nine points (2-of-12). Led the team with three assists against the Fighting Illini. Cassie FREEMAN Junior 5-10 Forward 20 Fishers, Ind. Heritage Christian HS Team co-captain. Posted nine points on 2-of-5 shooting and added six rebounds against IUPUI (11/29). Started and tallied fi ve points against Ohio (11/26). Started and scored three points against Air Force (11/22). Tallied six rebounds against UC Riverside (11/21). Pulled in a team-best eight rebounds against Bradley (11/17) and scored 15 points (6-of-10) Tied for the team lead with 11 points at Illinois (11/12), going 4-of-8 from the fi eld. Went 3-of-6 from three-point. Forced a team-high three steals. Started and paced the Bulldogs with 10 rebounds against the Hoosier Lady Stars (10/31). Second on the team and third in the Horizon League in three-point effi ciency in (45.5 percent). Was the only post player among the league s top-15 in three point percentage. Finished fourth on the squad in scoring with 6.5 points per game. Carla GHEORGHE Senior 6-0 Forward 11 Bucharest, Romania Ion Creanga HS Played six minutes against IUPUI (11/29), notching one rebound and one assist. Saw limited action against Ohio (11/26). Scored two points in three minutes off the bench against Air Force (11/22). Came off the bench to score seven points and a game-high seven rebounds against UC Riverside (11/21). Scored four points against Bradley (11/17), going 2-of-2 from the fi eld. Did not see action against Illinois (11/12). Hit both of her free throws against the Hoosier Lady Stars (10/31), fi nishing with two points and three rebounds. One of the team s most accurate shooters in , hitting 44.8 percent from the field for the fourth-best rate. Averaged 9.2 points and 3.0 rebounds in 13 non-conference games. Transferred to Butler from Vincennes (Ind.) University prior to the season. Points , vs. Wright State, 1/28/06 FGs , vs. Wright State, 1/28/06 FGAs , at UW-Milwaukee, 12/31/05 3-pt. FGs... 6 (2x), last vs. Wright State, 1/28/06 3-pt. FGAs , vs. UW-Green Bay, 2/25/06 FTs , at Detroit, 2/6/06 FTAs (2x), last at Detroit, 2/6/06 Off. Rebs (3x), last vs. IPFW, 12/21/04 Def. Rebs , vs. Alabama A&M, 11/27/04 Rebs (5x), last at Wright State, 12/29/04 Assists , vs. Bradley, 11/17/06 Blocks Steals (2x), last at Evansville, 12/19/04 Minutes...45 (2x), last at Wright State, 12/29/04 Points , at Loyola, 2/16/06 FGs , at Loyola, 2/16/06 FGAs , at Loyola, 2/16/06 3-pt. FGs (4x), last vs. Bradley, 11/17/06 3-pt. FGAs (3x), last at Illinois, 11/12/06 FTs (2x), last vs. Detroit, 3/1/06 FTAs (5x), last vs. IUPUI, 11/29/06 Off. Rebs , at UW-Milwaukee, 12/31/05 Def. Rebs....6 (2x), last vs. Bradley, 11/17/06 Rebs (2x), last vs. Bradley, 11/17/06 Assists , vs. Wright State, 1/28/06 Blocks (2x), last at UW-Milwaukee, 3/5/06 Steals , at UW-Milwaukee, 3/5/06 Minutes , vs. Detroit, 3/1/06 Points , vs. Indiana State, 12/4/05 FGs , vs. Indiana State, 12/4/05 FGAs (3x), last vs. Ball State, 12/10/05 3-pt. FGs , vs. Indiana State, 12/4/05 3-pt. FGAs , vs. Indiana State, 12/4/05 FTs , vs. Evansville, 12/19/05 FTAs , vs. Evansville, 12/19/05 Off. Rebs , vs. UC Riverside, 11/21/06 Def. Rebs , vs. Indiana State, 12/4/05 Rebs , vs. Indiana State, 12/4/05 Assists , vs. Indiana State, 12/4/05 Blocks.. 1, (5x) last at Youngstown State, 2/2/06 Steals , vs. Indiana State, 12/4/05 Minutes , vs. Indiana State, 12/4/ Butler Women s Basketball

7 Ellen HAMILTON Senior 5-10 Guard 23 Greenfield, Ind. Greenfield Central HS Team co-captain. Stands just 54 points short from becoming the 17th player in Butler history with 1,000 career points. Named to the Great Alaska Shootout All- Tournament Team after tallying 28 points in two games. Tied a season-high with 16 points against IUPUI (11/29), going 6-of-11 from the field and 4-of-8 for three. Scored three points on 1-of-5 shooting against Ohio (11/26). Netted 11 points against Air Force (11/22). Paced the offense with 17 points against UC Riverside (11/21), going 5-of-9 from three point. Scored 10 points on 3-of-6 shooting from the fi eld against Bradley (11/17). Started and played 25 minutes at Illinois (11/12), going 1-of-5 from the field for four points. Added two assists against the Fighting Illini. Started and played 29 minutes against the Hoosier Lady Stars (10/31), recording four rebounds and two points. Hit 46.6 percent from three in , the fi fth-best mark in the NCAA. Her 2.37 three-pointers per game was the second-best rate in the Horizon League last year. Candace JONES Sophomore 5-7 Guard Indianapolis, Ind. Arsenal Tech HS 4 Scored a season-high 14 points against IUPUI (11/29), going 4-of-8 from the field and 3-of-5 from three. Added six rebounds and four assists. Posted one rebound and one assist against Ohio (11/26). Tallied six points and five rebounds against Air Force (11/22). Scored four points and three rebounds against UC Riverside (11/21). Tallied seven points and six rebounds against Bradley (11/17), going 5-of-6 from the free-throw line. Started and finished tied for the team-high with 11 points against Illinois (11/12), going 5-of-8 from the fi eld. Also tallied fi ve rebounds and a steal against the Fighting Illini. Started and recorded seven points and eight rebounds in 24 minutes against the Hoosier Lady Stars (10/31). Played in all 29 games in Paced the Bulldogs at the free throw line, hitting 89.4 percent. Finished fourth on the team with 43 assists in Susan LESTER Freshman 6-2 Forward/Center 30 Anderson, Ind. Pendleton Heights HS Tied for the team-lead with seven rebounds against IUPUI (11/29). Posted her first career double-double with a career-high 24 points and 12 rebounds against Ohio (11/26). Earned her first career start against the Bobcats, playing 32 minutes. Notched 16 points against Air Force (11/22), totalling 13 points in the second half and the Bulldogs fi nal 11. Went 7-of-12 from the fi eld and 2-of-3 for three-point against the Falcons. Scored four points with three rebounds in eight minutes off the bench against UC Riverside (11/21). Converted on her only three-point shot against Bradley (11/17), fi nishing with three points and two rebounds. Did not see action against Illinois (11/12). Played six minutes against the Hoosier Lady Stars (10/31), tallying one rebound and one assist. Indiana All-Star and North-South All-Star at Pendleton Heights High School. Points , at Wright State, 1/14/06 FGs at Wright State, 1/14/06 FGAs , vs. Miami (Ohio), 12/8/04 3-pt. FGs....6 (2x), last at Wright State, 1/14/06 3-pt. FGAs , vs. Miami (Ohio), 12/8/04 FTs , vs. Youngstown State, 1/20/05 FTAs (3x), last at UIC, 2/18/06 Off. Rebs...2 (5x), last at Wright State, 1/14/06 Def. Rebs (3x), last UMBC, 12/22/05 Rebs , vs. Cleveland State, 2/5/05 Assists , vs. Cleveland State, 2/5/05 Blocks , at Youngstown State, 2/2/06 Steals , at Eastern Illinois, 11/30/05 Minutes , at UW-Milwaukee, 12/31/05 Points , at Miami (Ohio), 12/7/05 FGs , at Miami (Ohio), 12/7/05 FGAs , at Miami (Ohio), 12/7/05 3-pt. FGs (2x), last vs. IUPUI, 11/29/06 3-pt. FGAs , at Cleveland State, 2/4/06 FTs , at UIC, 2/18/06 FTAs (3x), last vs. Bradley, 11/17/06 Off. Rebs , at UIC, 2/18/06 Def. Rebs , vs. IUPUI, 11/29/06 Rebs , at UIC, 2/18/06 Assists , vs. Evansville, 12/19/05 Blocks , at Miami (Ohio), 12/7/05 Steals , vs. Bradley, 11/17/06 Minutes (2x), last at Illinois, 11/12/06 Points , at Ohio, 11/26/06 FGs , at Ohio, 11/26/06 FGAs , at Ohio, 11/26/06 3-pt. FGs , vs. Air Force, 11/22/06 3-pt. FGAs , at Ohio, 11/26/06 FTs , at Ohio, 11/26/06 FTAs , at Ohio, 11/26/06 Off. Rebs , at Ohio, 11/26/06 Def. Rebs , at Ohio, 11/26/06 Rebs , at Ohio, 11/26/06 Assists Blocks Steals , at Ohio, 11/26/06 Minutes , at Ohio, 11/26/ Butler Women s Basketball 7

8 Tara MILLER Sophomore 5-10 Guard/Forward 15 Ramsey, Ind. North Harrison HS Will become eligible following the fall semester after transferring to Butler from Indiana University in the fall of Saw action in one game with the Hoosiers, scoring two points. Indiana All-Star at North Harrison High School. Julie SEISS Freshman 5-9 Guard/Forward 12 Warsaw, Ind. Warsaw HS Did not see action against IUPUI (11/29). Tallied her fi rst career points from the free throw line against Ohio (11/26), going 2-of-2 from the line. Notched her first career block and assist against Air Force (11/22). Missed her only field goal attempt from threepoint range. Saw a minute of action against UC Riverside (11/21). Earned her fi rst playing time against Bradley (11/17), playing one minute. Did not see action against Illinois (11/12) Did not see action against the Hoosier Lady Stars (10/31). Indiana McDonald s All-America honorable mention as a senior at Warsaw High School. Mel THORNTON Freshman 6-1 Forward 42 Carmel, Ind. Carmel HS Saw limited action against IUPUI (11/29). Played eight minutes off the bench against Ohio (11/26). Notched career-highs with fi ve points and seven rebounds against Air Force (11/22). Also added her fi rst career blocks and steal. Scored two points on 1-of-2 shooting from the fi eld against UC Riverside (11/21). Went 1-of-2 from the field for two points against Bradley (11/17). Saw limited action at Illinois (Nov. 12), playing in four minutes off the bench. Finished second on the team with 12 points against the Hoosier Lady Stars (Oct. 31), playing 19 minutes. Also recorded eight rebounds. Indiana Junior All-Star and North-South All- Star at Carmel High School. Points , at Ohio, 11/26/06 FGs FGAs , at Ohio, 11/26/06 3-pt. FGs pt. FGAs (2x), last at Ohio, 11/26/06 FTs , at Ohio, 11/26/06 FTAs , at Ohio, 11/26/06 Off. Rebs Def. Rebs , at Ohio, 11/26/06 Rebs , at Ohio, 11/26/06 Assists , at Ohio, 11/26/06 Blocks , vs. Air Force, 11/22/06 Steals , at Ohio, 11/26/06 Minutes , at Ohio, 11/26/06 Points , vs. Air Force, 11/22/06 FGs (3x), last vs. Air Force, 11/22/06 FGAs , vs. Air Force, 11/22/06 3-pt. FGs pt. FGAs FTs , vs. Air Force, 11/22/06 FTAs , vs. Air Force, 11/22/06 Off. Rebs (2x), last at Ohio, 11/26/06 Def. Rebs , vs. Air Force, 11/22/06 Rebs , vs. Air Force, 11/22/06 Assists , at Ohio, 11/26/06 Blocks , vs. Air Force, 11/22/06 Steals , vs. Air Force, 11/22/06 Minutes , vs. Air Force, 11/22/ Butler Women s Basketball

9 BUTLER PERFORMANCE CHECK Overall League Home Away Neutral Overall Horizon League Playing at night (after 5 p.m. local time) Playing during the day Leading at halftime Tied at halftime Trailing at halftime Overtime games Game decided by 5 points or less Game decided by 6-10 points Game decided by points Game decided by more than 15 points Butler shoots 45 percent or better from fi eld Opponent shoots 45 percent or better from fi eld Butler shoots same or better FG percentage than opponent Opponent shoots better FG percentage than Butler Butler scores more FTs than opponent Opponent scores same or more FTs than Butler Butler scores more 3-pt. FGs than opponent Opponent scores same or more 3-pt. FGs than Butler Butler commits more turnovers than opponent Opponent commits same or more turnovers than Butler Butler out-rebounds opponent Opponent out-rebounds Butler Starting Line-ups Akande, Closser, Freeman, Hamilton, Jones (Games 1,2,3,4) Closser, Freeman, Hamilton, Lester, Jones (Game 5, 6) Miscellaneous Statistics Double-Digit Scoring Games (16): Closser 4, Hamilton 4, Akande 2, Freeman 2, Lester 2, Jones 2; Opponents Point Scoring Games (1): Lester 1; Opponents 1 30-Point Scoring Games (0): Opponents 0 Double-Digit Rebounding Games (1): Lester 1; Opponents 3 Double-Digit Assisting Games (1): Closser 1; Opponents (0) Double-Doubles (2): Closser 1, Lester 1; Opponents 2 Led Butler in Scoring (includes ties): Hamilton 2, Lester 2, Akande 1, Freeman 1, Jones 1 Led Butler in Rebounding (includes ties): Lester 2, Akande 1, Brown 1, Freeman 1, Gheorghe 1, Thornton 1 Led Butler in Assists (includes ties): Closser 4, Brown 2, Hamilton 1, Jones 1 BUTLER VS. THE HORIZON LEAGUE Cleveland State Butler leads 16-8 at BU: Butler leads 9-2 at CSU: Butler leads 7-6 Neutral: N/A Streak: Butler -- six straight Last meeting: BU (2/23/06) Last Butler win: (2/23/06) First meeting: Jan. 28, 1995 Beth Couture vs. CSU: 7-2 Detroit Detroit leads at BU: Butler leads at UDM: Detroit leads 18-4 Neutral: Detroit leads 2-0 Streak: Butler -- two straight Last meeting: BU (3/1/06) Last Butler win: (3/1/06) First meeting: Feb. 2, 1985 Beth Couture vs. Detroit: 5-4 UIC Butler leads at BU: Butler leads 11-6 at UIC: Series tied 8-8 Neutral: UIC leads 1-0 Streak: UIC -- fi ve straight Last meeting: UIC (2/18/06) Last Butler win: (2/21/04) First meeting: Dec. 1, 1984 Beth Couture vs. UIC: 3-6 Loyola Butler leads at BU: Butler leads 20-3 at Loyola: Loyola leads Neutral: Butler leads 2-0 Streak: Butler -- fi ve straight Last meeting: BU (2/16/06) Last Butler win: (2/16/06) First meeting: Feb. 11, 1984 Beth Couture vs. Loyola: 5-3 UW-Green Bay UW-Green Bay leads 25-7 at BU: UWGB leads 9-4 at UWGB: UWGB leads 13-2 Neutral: UWGB leads 3-1 Streak: UWGB straight Last meeting: GB (2/25/06) Last Butler win: (1/9/99) First meeting: March 13, 1982 Beth Couture vs. UWGB: 0-10 UW-Milwaukee UW-Milwaukee leads at BU: Series tied 6-6 at UWM: UWM leads 9-4 Neutral: Butler leads 1-0 Streak: UWM -- two straight Last meeting: UWM (3/5/06) Last Butler win: (12/31/05) First meeting: March 11, 1982 Beth Couture vs. UWM: 2-7 Wright State Butler leads at BU: Butler leads 10-5 at WSU: Butler leads 8-7 Neutral: Butler leads 2-0 Streak: Butler -- two straight Last meeting: BU (1/28/06) Last Butler win: (1/28/06) First meeting: Feb. 5, 1983 Beth Couture vs. WSU: 4-4 Youngstown State Butler leads 6-5 at BU: Butler leads 3-2 at YSU: YSU leads 3-2 Neutral: Butler leads 1-0 Streak: YSU -- one straight Last meeting: YSU (2/2/06) Last Butler win: (12/29/05) First meeting: Jan. 5, 2002 Beth Couture vs. YSU: Butler Women s Basketball 9

10 BUTLER GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent Pts. FGM-A % 3FG-A % FTM-A % Reb. O/D Fouls Ast. TO Blk. Stl. N 12 at Illinois / N 17 BRADLEY / N 21 vs. UC Riverside / N 22 vs. Air Force / N 26 at Ohio / N 29 IUPUI / D 2 BALL STATE D 6 at Evansville D 10 PURDUE D 18 at Louisville D 20 at Tennessee State D 28 at Cleveland State D 30 at Youngstown State J 6 at Wright State J 11 UIC J 13 LOYOLA J 18 at Detroit J 20 at IPFW J 25 UW-GREEN BAY J 27 UW-MILWAUKEE F 3 WRIGHT STATE F 8 at Loyola F 10 at UIC F 17 DETROIT F 22 at UW-Milwaukee F 24 at UW-Green Bay M 1 YOUNGSTOWN STATE M 3 CLEVELAND STATE OPPONENT GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent Pts. FGM-A % 3FG-A % FTM-A % Reb. O/D Fouls Ast. TO Blk. Stl. N 12 at Illinois / N 17 BRADLEY / N 21 vs. UC Riverside / N 22 vs. Air Force / N 26 at Ohio / N 29 IUPUI / D 2 BALL STATE D 6 at Evansville D 10 PURDUE D 18 at Louisville D 20 at Tennessee State D 28 at Cleveland State D 30 at Youngstown State J 6 at Wright State J 11 UIC J 13 LOYOLA J 18 at Detroit J 20 at IPFW J 25 UW-GREEN BAY J 27 UW-MILWAUKEE F 3 WRIGHT STATE F 8 at Loyola F 10 at UIC F 17 DETROIT F 22 at UW-Milwaukee F 24 at UW-Green Bay M 1 YOUNGSTOWN STATE M 3 CLEVELAND STATE Butler Women s Basketball

11 BUTLER TEAM HIGHS/LOWS HIGHS Points: , vs. Bradley (11/17/06) FG Made: , vs. Bradley (11/17/06) FG Att.: , at Ohio (11/26/06) FG Pct.: (28-56), vs. Bradley (11/17/06) 3-pt. FG Made: , vs. IUPUI (11/29/06) 3-pt. FG Att.: , vs. IUPUI (11/29/06) 3-pt. FG Pct.: (10-25), vs. IUPUI (11/29/06) FT Made: , vs. Bradley (11/17/06) FT Att.: , vs. Bradley (11/17/06) FT Pct.: (22-27), vs. Bradley (11/17/06) Rebounds: , at Ohio (11/26/06) Off. Rebounds: (2x), last at Ohio (11/26/06) Def. Rebounds: , vs. IUPUI (11/29/06) Assists: , vs. Bradley (11/17/06) Steals: , at Ohio (11/26/06) Blocked Shots: , vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) Turnovers: , vs. UC Riverside (11/21/06) Fouls: , vs. Bradley (11/17/06) LOWS Points: , at Illinois (11/12/06) FG Made: at Illinois (11/12/06) FG Att.: (2x), last vs. IUPUI (11/29/06) FG Pct.: (18-68), at Ohio (11/26/06) 3-pt. FG Made: , vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) 3-pt. FG Att.: , vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) 3-pt. FG Pct.: (5-23), at Ohio (11/26/06) FT Made: , at Illinois (11/12/06) FT Att.: (2x), last vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) FT Pct.: (8-17), vs. UC Riverside (11/21/06) Rebounds: , at Illinois (11/12/06) Off. Rebounds: , at Illinois (11/12/06) Def. Rebounds: , at Illinois (11/12/06) Assists: (2x), last at Ohio (11/26/06) Steals: , at Ohio (11/26/06) Blocked Shots: (2x), last vs. IUPUI (11/29/06) Turnovers: , vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) Fouls: (2x), last vs. IUPUI (11/29/06) OPPONENT TEAM HIGHS/LOWS HIGHS Points: , at Ohio (11/26/06) FG Made: , at Ohio (11/26/06) FG Att.: , vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) FG Pct.: (27-48), at Illinois (11/12/06) 3-pt. FG Made: (2x), last at Ohio (11/26/06) 3-pt. FG Att.: (2x), last at Ohio (11/26/06) 3-pt. FG Pct.: (6-9), at Illinois (11/12/06) FT Made: , vs. Bradley (11/17/06) FT Att.: , vs. Bradley (11/17/06) FT Pct.: (12-12), vs. UC Riverside (11/21/06) Rebounds: , vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) Off. Rebounds: , vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) Def. Rebounds: , at Ohio (11/26/06) Assists: (2x), last vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) Steals: (2x), last at Ohio (11/26/06) Blocked Shots: , vs. UC Riverside (11/21/06) Turnovers: , vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) Fouls: , vs. Bradley (11/17/06) LOWS Points: , vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) FG Made: , vs. IUPUI (11/29/06) FG Att.: , at Illinois (11/12/06) FG Pct.: (27-66), vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) 3-pt. FG Made: (2x), last vs. IUPUI (11/29/06) 3-pt. FG Att.: (2x), last vs. UC Riverside (11/21/06) 3-pt. FG Pct.: (3-14), vs. Bradley (11/17/06) FT Made: , vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) FT Att.: , vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) FT Pct.: (3-7), vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) Rebounds: , vs. UC Riverside (11/21/06) Off. Rebounds: , at Illinois (11/12/06) Def. Rebounds: (2x), last vs. UC Riverside (11/21/06) Assists: , vs. IUPUI (11/29/06) Steals: , vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) Blocked Shots: (2x), last vs. IUPUI (11/29/06) Turnovers: , vs. UC Riverside (11/21/06) Fouls: (2X), last vs. UC Riverside (11/21/06) BUTLER INDIVIDUAL HIGHS HIGHS Points: , Susan Lester, at Ohio (11/26/06) FG Made: (2x), last Susan Lester, at Ohio (11/26/06) FG Att.: , Susan Lester, at Ohio (11/26/06) FG Pct.: (8-10), Lade Akande, vs. Bradley (11/17/06) 3-pt. FG Made: , Ellen Hamilton, vs. UC Riverside (11/21/06) 3-pt. FG Att.: , Jackie Closser, at Ohio (11/26/06) 3-pt. FG Pct.: (3-3), Cassie Freeman, vs. Bradley (11/17/06) FT Made: , Susan Lester, at Ohio (11/26/06) FT Att.: , Susan Lester, at Ohio (11/26/06) FT Pct (6-6), Jackie Closser, vs. Bradley (11/17/06) (4-4), Candace Bain, vs. Bradley (11/17/06) (4-4), Candyce Brown, vs. Bradley (11/17/06) Rebounds: , Susan Lester, at Ohio (11/26/06) Assists: , Jackie Closser, vs. Bradley (11/17/06) Steals: (2x), last Candace Jones, vs. Bradley (11/17/06) Blocked Shots: , Cassie Freeman, vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL HIGHS HIGHS Points: , Rachel Frederick, at Ohio (11/26/06) FG Made: (2x), last Rachel Frederick, at Ohio (11/26/06) FG Att.: , Tanika Mays, vs. IUPUI (11/29/06) FG Pct.: (6-7), Kelly Krumweide, vs. Bradley (11/17/06) 3-pt. FG Made: , Brittany Waddell, vs. UC Riverside (11/21/06) 3-pt. FG Att.: , Letricia Castillo, vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) 3-pt. FG Pct.: (2-2), Lacey Simpson, at Illinois (11/12/06) FT Made: , Kemie Nkele, vs. UC Riverside (11/21/06) FT Att.: (3x), last Rachel Frederick, at Ohio (11/26/06) Rebounds: , Pamela Findlay, vs. Air Force, (11/22/06) Assists: , Quintana Ward, at Ohio (11/26/06) Steals: (3x), last Tanika Mays, vs. IUPUI (11/29/06) Blocked Shots: (2x), last Domenica Silva, at Ohio (11/26/06) Butler Women s Basketball 11