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1 V omen Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 1 omen Schedule Date Opponent Time/Results 11/18-19 DePaul Invitational (Chicago) 11/18 vs. Alabama State, /19 at #18 DePaul L, /26-27 Lady Rebel Shootout 11/26 Stephen F. Austin^, /27 Tennessee Tech^, /3-4 Contra Costa Times Classic 12/3 vs. Albany, /4 at California L, /10 at Nevada, Reno, /17-18 Duel In The Desert (Las Vegas) 12/17 Jackson State, /18 Texas A&M L, /29 Troy^, /31 Lamar^, /5 yoming*, /11 at BYU* L, /14 San Diego State*, /18 at Colorado State*, /21 Utah* L, /25 at Air Force*, /28 at #18 New Mexico* L, /2 TCU^* (CSTV), /4 at yoming* L, /11 #18 BYU* L, /15 at San Diego State*, /18 Colorado State*, /22 at #19 Utah* L, /25 Air Force*, /2 #21 New Mexico^*, /4 at TCU* L, (OT) 3/7-11 at Mountain est Tournament (Denver, Colo.) 3/8 vs. #21 (3) New Mexico 1:30 pm All times PST * - Mountain est Conference games ^ - Played in the Thomas & Mack Center V Sports Infor ormation Mark asik omen s Basketball SID Office - (702) Cell - (702) Fax - (702) mark.wasik@unlv.edu Press Row Phone - (702) Sports Information 4505 Maryland Parkway Las Vegas, NEV Mountain est Conference Tour ournament Notes (17-10, 9-7 MC) Head coach: Regina Miller (152-86, 8 yrs) Leading scorer: Sr./G Sheena Moore (13.3 ppg) Tuesday-Saturday, March 7-11 Pepsi Center Denver, Colo. Radio: KSHP 1400AM (Bob Blum, Mark asik) Highlights in became the 39th team in NCAA history to win 600 games in its history during the season (currently stands at ), while head coach Regina Miller reached 150 wins at (currently at, overall). Miller also reached 200 career wins in s win at Nevada, Reno on Dec. 10. Senior guard Sheena Moore reached the 1,500 career point plateau in the regular season finale at TCU, the ninth player to do so at, and is the fourth player to reach 1,500 career points and 300 career assists. Senior forward Sherry McCracklin also became the 16th Lady Rebel to score 1,000 career points at, and currently ranks 13th with 1,200. finished 11-3 at home, with all three losses coming to teams currently ranked in the AP Top 25. The Lady Rebels were 6-0 in the Thomas & Mack Center, where they have won 10 straight. The Lady Rebels are on pace to lead the Mountain est Conference in blocked shots for the first time, averaging 3.96 per game, which ranks 56th in the nation. The Lady Rebels earned their first win over a ranked team in four years, topping 21st-ranked New Mexico in the TMC in Las Vegas on March 2. Probable Star arter ers No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr Statistics 00 Sheena Moore G 5-7 Sr ppg, 3.3 apg 25 Sherry McCracklin F 6-2 Sr ppg, 6.6 rpg 12 Sequoia Holmes G 6-1 So. 9.1 ppg, 4.3 rpg 21 Nikki Hitchens F 5-11 Sr. 5.8 ppg, 4.3 rpg 33 Tiffani Burries C 6-4 Jr. 2.2 ppg, 1.2 rpg Off f the Bench No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr Statistics 32 Kisha Lee F 6-0 Jr. 7.1 ppg, 3.8 rpg 20 Brittney Thomas G 5-7 Sr. 5.4 ppg, 0.9 rpg 3 Kameca Simmons G 5-9 Jr. 4.9 ppg, 2.5 rpg 15 Faye Muller F 6-3 Jr. 4.6 ppg, 5.8 rpg 24 Shamela Hampton C 6-3 Fr. 2.3 ppg, 1.4 rpg 1 Nejlah Clark G 5-9 Sr. 1.2 ppg, 0.9 rpg 5 Brittany Halberg G 5-7 Fr. 0.7 ppg, 0.5 rpg 10 Shavonne Burks G 5-6 Jr. 0.7 ppg, 0.0 rpg 14 Latosha Pace G 5-11 So. 0.5 ppg, 0.9 rpg

2 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 2 Head Coach Regina Miller Regina Miller has accomplished what she was brought to Las Vegas to do in 1998 to resurrect and build the Lady Rebels back into one of the nation s premier programs. She has also led to the postseason for a school record five straight seasons. Despite an injury-filled season in , Miller was able to guide the Lady Rebels to a record and a trip to the NIT. That followed the team, that had one of the most successful campaigns in school history, as finished with a 26-8 record and advanced to its first-ever appearance in the NIT championship game. also set a new school record with 10 MC wins. Miller guided the Lady Rebel squad to a mark and an appearance in the NIT finally broke back into the national scene after the Lady Rebels outstanding season in , in which they earned their first NCAA Tournament berth since the 1994 season and their eighth all-time appearance. That year s squad posted a remarkable 23-8 overall record, one of the best seasons in school history, which also included a MC tournament runner-up finish. In , the North Carolina native also guided her team to an impressive overall record and an appearance in the NIT. The previous two years, Miller led to back-to-back 17-win seasons after inheriting a squad that had only won four games in each of the previous three years. She turned her squad into the most improved team in Division I women s college basketball in just her first year at. On Dec. 9, 2000, she reached a personal milestone by collecting her 100th career victory against Eastern ashington. A victory over South Florida on Dec. 21, 2003, marked her 100th win at. She currently holds the fourth best winning percentage among women s basketball coaches all-time with a (.640) overall record. Miller came to after spending six seasons ( ) as the head coach at estern Illinois University in Macomb, Illinois. hile at IU, she led the esterwinds to the 1995 Mid-Continent Conference regular season and tournament titles as well as an appearance in the NCAA Tournament. For her efforts, she was honored as the 1995 Illinois Basketball Coaches Association s Coach of the Year. Coaching Career Conference Overall estern Illinois (6 yrs) (8 yrs) Total in the Mountain est Championships The Lady Rebels enter the 2006 MC Tournament as the sixth seed for the first time in the seven-year history of the tournament. It will also be the second time has played in the 3-6 game, the last was as the third seed in a win over #6 BYU in the 2004 Tournament. This is the second straight year, and third overall has been the lower seed in its quarterfinal matchup, and won both of the first two contests. This is the third and final year the MC Tournament will be played in Denver, as the first four years it was held in s Thomas & Mack Center, and it will return there starting in actually has a better record playing in Denver though (2-2,.500) as compared to Las Vegas (3-4,.429). In the 2004 tournament, fifth-seeded took care of #4 yoming 64-59, helped by a 17-0 first half run, and a 16-point, 14-rebound double-double performance from RanDee Henry. In the semifinal game against third-seed New Mexico, the Lobos ended the game on a 13-4 run, and Sheena Moore s three-pointer at the buzzer was just off the mark in a loss. In last year s tournament, #3 held off #6 BYU in the quarterfinals behind a careerhigh 17 points from Kameca Simmons, and sealed the game when Henry caught an airball and laid it back in with 20-seconds to play. The Lady Rebels then held a halftime lead over Utah, but the second-seeded Utes rallied for a victory. and BYU met in the quarterfinals of the 2003 tournament, and despite a 24-point, 12- rebound performance from Sherry McCracklin (which earned her a spot on the all-tournament team), BYU s Erin Thorn hit a three-pointer with just four-tenths of a second to give the fifthseeded Cougars a victory in overtime over fourth-seed. In the 2002 tournament, the fourth-seed Lady Rebels handed #5 Utah a loss, and upset top-seeded Colorado State in the semifinals, before falling to third-seed BYU in the final. Both Linda Frohlich and Constance Jinks were named all-tournament. was the fifth-seed in the 2001 championships, and fell to #4 BYU in the quarterfinals. In the first year of the MC Tournament, #5 held off #4 New Mexico before falling to top-seeded Utah Frohlich was an all-tournament selection in the 2000 championships. Players To atch It was expected that the combination of senior guard Sheena Moore, senior forward Sherry McCracklin and sophomore guard Sequoia Holmes would be the players to lead this season. However, two more players who have made their impact known this season as well are senior forward Nikki Hitchens and junior forward Kisha Lee. One of the most explosive scorers on the est Coast, Moore is in her second year at the point guard role but still leads in scoring with 13.3 ppg, seventh-best in the MC. Moore is also eighth in the league with 3.26 apg. McCracklin, the MC Defensive Player of the Year in , missed last season with an Achilies injury but has returned for her final season, and is 11th in the conference in scoring (12.2 ppg) and seventh in rebounding (6.6 rpg). She is also fourth in the conference in blocks with 1.20 bpg. Perhaps the most athletic player in the MC, Holmes is an outstanding all-around player for the Lady Rebels. She is averaging 9.1 points (25th in the MC), 4.3 rebounds, 2.89 assists (12th), 2.22 steals (3rd) and 0.56 blocks for. A three-year starter for the Lady Rebels, Hitchens has really come on strong in the second half of the conference season. Over the past eight games, she has averaged 8.5 points and six rebounds, and posted her first double-double of the year. For the season, she is averaging 5.8 points and 4.3 rebounds, and is fifth on the team with 28 steals. Lee entered the year with a 3.0 career scoring average, but has posted double-figures in eight games and is fourth on the team in scoring at 7.1 ppg. She also averages 3.8 rpg, fifth-best on the squad, and is leads the league with a 55.1 field goal percentage. Seven MC Tournament Games To Be Televised The final three rounds of the 2006 Mountain est Conference omen s Basketball Championship will appear on television for the seventh straight year. CSTV will show the quarterfinals and semifinals, while ESPN2 will broadcast the championship game. The CSTV broadcasts will also be available live on the internet at both the conference ( and s official website (Rebels.com). Conference Standards s overtime loss to TCU on March 4 sent the Lady Rebels to a sixth place finish in the regular season, breaking their streak of six-straight top-five finishes in the league. ith Colorado State posting an eighth place finish, New Mexico and Utah are now the only schools to finish in the

3 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 3 Mountain est Conference Standings (as of Mar. 6) Conference Overall #18 BYU #17 Utah #21 New Mexico TCU yoming Air Force Colorado State San Diego State This eek in the Mountain est Saturday, March 4 #21 New Mexico 74, #18 BYU 49 TCU 82, 77 (OT) #17 Utah 69, yoming 67 (OT) Air Force 79, Colorado State 65 End of Regular Season 2006 MC Championships Tuesday-Saturday, March 7-11 Denver, Colo. (Pepsi Center) Tuesday, March 7 First Round #8 Colorado State vs. #9 Air Force, 5 pm ednesday, March 8 Quarterfinals #2 Utah vs. #7 Air Force, Noon #3 New Mexico vs. #6, 2:30 pm #1 BYU vs. CSU/Air Force winner, 6 pm #4 TCU vs. #5 yoming, 8:30 pm Friday, March 10 Semifinals Game 1 vs. Game 2 winner, 11 am Game 3 vs. Game 4 winner, 1:30 pm Saturday, March 11 Championship Semifinals winners, 4 pm (ESPN2-delay) top five in every season of the league s existence. \ Team Play, Not Individual has one of its deepest teams in years this season, with each game will be two to three different players stepping up to lead the team. The biggest proof of that is that it took 17 games for a Lady Rebel to post a double-double, despite the team being near the top of the league in both scoring and rebounding. Faye Muller finished with 11 points and a game-high 12 rebounds to post the first double-double of her career at Air Force on Jan. 25. Sherry McCracklin posted the second of the year for with 21 points and 16 rebounds against TCU on Feb. 2, while Nikki Hitchens recorded just the third double-double of her career with 13 points and 11 rebounds at Utah on Feb. 22. Sheena Moore just missed a triple-double, and posted her second career doubledouble with 20 points, 10 assists, and nine rebounds at TCU on March 4. Home Sweet Home The Lady Rebels are all-time in the four-year-old Cox Pavilion and in Las Vegas under eighth-year head coach Regina Miller. They are also 9-0 in the Thomas & Mack over the past two seasons. set a new Cox Pavilion attendance record this year with 1,690 in the game against BYU on Feb. 11, which is also the 14th-highest home crowd in history. Miller, Lady Rebels Earn Milestone ins s victory over Colorado State on Feb. 18, 2006 in Las Vegas gave both the Lady Rebels and head coach Regina Miller milestone victories. ith the victory, became the 39th team in NCAA history to reach 600 games in its women s basketball program. The Lady Rebels own a record over their 31 seasons of women s college basketball, and entering the season they were ranked 40th in the nation in all-time wins and 36th in winning percentage at.661. Miller also became the third coach in school history to reach 150 wins at, and accounts for 25% of the Lady Rebels all-time wins. She is now over her eight years in Las Vegas. Blum Reaches 1,000 Long-time Lady Rebel play-by-play announcer Bob Blum recently hit a milestone of his own, as s game at yoming on Feb. 4 marked the 1,000th game he has broadcast. The Voice of the Lady Rebels for the past 19 seasons, Blum also counts among his 1,000 games several Runnin Rebels, football, baseball and even softball games. Impressive Defense In the win over TCU on Feb. 2, the Lady Rebels held the Lady Frogs to just 29.6% shooting, the second-straight game s opponent was held under 30% from the floor as New Mexico was just 28.3% from the floor on Jan. 28. That marked just the second time ever in its MC history held two straight conference opponents to under 30%, the last coming in the season (23.9% by Air Force on Jan. 20, and 29.2% by San Diego State on Jan. 27). Scoring Troubles In The Pit For the first time in 237 games, the Lady Rebels did not have a single player score in double figures in their loss at #18 New Mexico on Jan. 28. Two players both scored nine points each for, Sequoia Holmes and Kameca Simmons. The last time did not have a player finish in double figures for points was during the season, a year before Regina Miller took over as head coach. It happened twice during the Lady Rebels 4-23 mark that year, the final time coming in a loss at Utah on Jan. 24, Breaking The Streak The Lady Rebels achieved both their first conference win on the road this year in their win at Colorado State (1/18), and their first win in Fort Collins in six years. Tournament Play played in its fourth-straight tournament championship game this season on Dec. 18, against Texas A&M in the Scarlet title game of the Duel In The Desert, where the Lady Rebels fell The Lady Rebels have three second place finishes (Contra Costa Times Classic, DePaul Invitational), and one championship (Lady Rebel Shootout) in their four title games.

4 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 4 AP Top 25 Poll (Feb. 27) Rank Team Record Pts L 1. N. Carolina (46) , Duke , LSU , Maryland , Ohio State Rutgers Connecticut Tennessee Oklahoma Baylor Arizona State Georgia Stanford Purdue DePaul Michigan State Utah BYU Louisiana Tech Minnesota New Mexico Temple Vanderbilt Florida NR 25. Texas A&M Also Receiving Votes: Bowling Green 78, Boston College 56, yoming 32, St. Joseph s 30, Geo. ashington 29, Fla. State 18, Kentucky 15, Indiana State 13, estern Ky. 12, Missouri 11, NC State 11, Chattanooga 10, Tulsa 8, Va. Tech 8, ODU 6, UCLA 3. USA Today/ESPN TOP 25 (Feb. 28) Rank Team Record Pts L 1. N. Carolina (30) Duke LSU Maryland Ohio State Rutgers Connecticut Oklahoma Tennessee Baylor Purdue Georgia Arizona State Stanford DePaul BYU Michigan State Louisiana Tech New Mexico Temple Minnesota Utah Vanderbilt Bowling Green Boston College Also Receiving Votes: Texas A&M 41, Florida 30, Geo. ash. 30, Missouri 27, estern Ky. 19, St. John s 18, Tulsa 12, Chattanooga 11, Fla. State 9, Ind. St. 8, Hartford 2, ODU 2, Kentucky 1, Liberty 1, Miami 1, estern Ilinois 1, yoming 1. More Tournament Honors Sheena Moore and Sherry McCracklin were both selected to the Duel In The Desert All- Tournament team. Moore led with 15 points against Texas A&M, and averaged 11 points, two rebounds, 1.5 steals and 1.0 blocks over the weekend. McCracklin was a perfect 6-of-6 for 14 points against Jackson State and just missed a double-double with eight points and 10 rebounds against Texas A&M. Defense Steps Up held an opponent to under 40 points for the first time in four years with its win over Jackson State on Dec. 18 in the first round of the Duel In The Desert. The last time the Lady Rebels held a team under 40 was on Dec. 7, 2002, in a win at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. A new (defensive) low, which claimed its sixth-straight win over Nevada, Reno, held the olf Pack to just 41 total points in the game, lowest in the 26-game history of the series between the two in-state rivals, now led by the Lady Rebels McCracklin Honors Sherry McCracklin earned all-tournament honors at the Contra Costa Times Classic, averaging 11.5 ppg, 5.0 rpg and 2 bpg in a win over Albany (78-56) and a loss to Cal (58-50). Shootout Honors Nikki Hitchens was named Lady Rebel Shootout Tournament MVP after posting 11 points and six rebounds in s wins in the tournament. She also added six assists, two steals, and one block. Kisha Lee joined her on the team after averaging 11.5 ppg and 7.5 rpg for the two games. All-Tournament Moore Sheena Moore was named to the sixth all-tournament team of her career, after being selected to the DePaul Invitational Tournament team. Moore was unstoppable in the first half against the 18 th -ranked Blue Demons on Nov. 19, scoring 19 points, and actually outscored the entire DePaul team 11-8 over the final five minutes to give a halftime lead. She finished averaging 15.5 ppg, 5.0 rpg, 5.5 apg, 2.0 spg, and 1.0 bpg over the two games. Return of the McCracklin Sherry McCracklin made her return to the court against Alabama State for her first regular season game in 19 months after suffering a tear in her right Achilies in preseason training in October of 2004 and finished with eight points and seven rebounds. She had been a preseason all-american candidate after being named MC Defensive Player of the Year and first-team all-conference as a junior. Hometown hero Kisha Lee turned in a career performance in front of her hometown crowd in s win over Alabama State on Nov. 18. Playing in her native Chicago in the DePaul Invitational, Lee came into the game in the first half with the Lady Rebels trailing, and sparked a run to give the lead, on her way to finishing with a career-high 23 points. She was a career-best 11-of-14 from the floor and also tied her career-high with eight rebounds. Lady Rebel Injury Report Sherry McCracklin returned to the court after missing two games with a concussion Player (Games missed) Current Injury Date of return Sherry McCracklin (2) Concussion Feb CSU Tiffani Burries (7) Dislocated right shoulder, illness Dec Troy Brittney Thomas (1) Ankle injury Dec Lamar Total games missed - 10

5 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 5 Career Double Doubles Pauline Jordan (88-90) Linda Frölich (99-02) Angela Christian (84-87) Kathie Calloway (79-82) RanDee Henry (03-05) Sherry McCracklin (02-present) Donya Monroe (83-86) Lady Rebel Double Doubles Sheena Moore 1 3/4 at TCU pts, 10 assts Nikki Hitchens 1 2/22 at #19 Utah pts, 11 rebs Sherry McCracklin 1 2/2 vs. TCU pts, 16 rebs Faye Muller 1 1/25 at Air Force pts, 12 rebs Mountain est Double Doubles Melissa Dennett (CSU) Natasha Lacy (TCU)... 7 Ambrosia Anderson (BYU)... 7 Kim Smith (Utah)... 6 Abbie Letz (New Mexico)... 6 Lindsay Thomas (CSU)... 5 Lorie Butler-Rayford (TCU)... 5 Dionne Marsh (New Mexico)... 3 Hanna Zavecz (yoming)... 2 Lauren Riley (BYU)... 2 Alecia Steele (Air Force)... 2 Michelle Strawberry (SDSU)... 2 Sheena Moore ()... 1 Nikki Hitchens ()... 1 Sherry McCracklin ()... 1 Faye Muller ()... 1 Vanessa Clementino (TCU)... 1 Shona Thorburn (Utah)... 1 Joh-Teena Filipe (Utah)... 1 Ellen Jaeschke (Air Force)... 1 Megan McGuffey (yoming)... 1 Jacki Novak (Air Force)... 1 Jana Francis (New Mexico)... 1 Mallary Gillespie (BYU)... 1 Dani Kubik (BYU)... 1 Stellar debut Junior forward Faye Muller, a transfer from Northeastern JC, made an impressive debut in the first two games of her Division I career. Muller grabbed double-figures in rebounds in both games (13 vs. ASU, 10 vs. DePaul) of the DePaul Invitational. on the radio All Lady Rebel games are carried live on KSHP 1400 AM in Las Vegas and on the internet off a link at Rebels.com. Bob Blum is in his 19th season as the Voice of Lady Rebel Basketball. He is joined by Chris Maathuis and Cheryl Kosewics as color analysts on home broadcasts and by SID Mark asik as a color analyst on road contests. Live Game Stats!!!!! Once again, live stats for Lady Rebel home games will be available at Rebels.com with Gametracker. To view all of the game stats as they happen, click on the gametracker link off of the women s basketball schedule page or from the front page s calendar window. signs two in the fall Alison Holiday and Kim Koeven have signed national letters of intent to play for the omen s Basketball team starting in the fall of Holiday, a 5-6 guard of Kayenta, Ariz., is a three-time all-conference player for Monument Valley High. She has led the Lady Mustangs to the state playoffs the past three seasons, including two appearances in the state championship game. Holiday earned 3A Region North Player of the Year honors her junior season after posting 18 points, 12 assists, nine rebounds and five steals per game, and was also named second team all-state. Koeven, a 5-6 guard of Sumter, S.C., is a three-time Region and Area Player of the Year for Crestwood High, and averaged 21 points, four rebounds, four assists and four steals as a junior. She has helped the Knights to the third round of the state tournament the last two seasons, and to two conference and regional championships. A three-time all-state first-team selection, Koeven is also a McDonalds All-America candidate this year. picked to finish fourth in the MC The Lady Rebels were picked to finish fourth in MC behind defending champions Utah and New Mexico, and new league member TCU, in the preseason coaches poll was released at the annual media day on Oct. 12. Senior guard Sheena Moore was also named preseason All-Mountain est, while junior forward Faye Muller was named preseason Newcomer of the Year Mountain est Conference Preseason Poll (First place votes in parentheses) 1. Utah (23) New Mexico (2) TCU (1) Colorado State BYU yoming San Diego State Air Force Mountain est Preseason All-Conference Team Kim Smith Senior Forward Utah Shona Thorburn Senior Guard Utah Sheena Moore Senior Guard Dionne Marsh Sophomore Forward New Mexico Melissa Dennett Senior Forward Colorado State Lady Rebels please Please use the acronym on ALL references and refer to the women s basketball team as the Lady Rebels, not Runnin Rebels.

6 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page V LADY Y REBEL ROSTER NO. NAME POS. HT. CL. EXP. HOMETON (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 00 Sheena Moore G 5-7 Sr. 3L Lansing, Mich./Lansing Everett 1 Nejlah Clark G 5-9 Sr. 3L Detroit, Mich./Martin Luther King 3 Kameca Simmons G 5-9 Jr. 2L Compton, Calif./Lynwood 5 Brittany Halberg G 5-7 Fr. HS Lake Oswego, Ore./Lakeridge 10 Shavonne Burks G 5-6 Jr. 1L Denver, Colo./George ashington 12 Sequoia Holmes F 6-1 So. 1L Las Vegas, Nev./Mojave 14 Latosha Pace G 5-11 So. 1L Detroit, Mich./Martin Luther King 15 Faye Muller F 6-3 Jr. TR Aurora, Colo./Northeastern JC 20 Brittney Thomas G 5-7 Sr. 1L Lakewood, Calif./Cerritos College 21 Nikki Hitchens F/G 5-11 Sr. 2L Las Vegas, Nev./Texas-Pan American 23 Latoya Hunt F 6-3 Fr. HS Fresno, Calif./Edison 24 Shamela Hampton C 6-3 Fr. HS Colorado Springs, Colo./Sierra 25 Sherry McCracklin F 6-2 Sr. 3L Hazel Crest, Ill./Hillcrest 32 Kisha Lee F 6-0 Jr. 2L Chicago, Ill./Carver 33 Tiffani Burries C 6-4 Jr. 2L Compton, Calif./Lynwood 35 Samantha Stickler C 6-6 Fr. HS Grand Canyon, Ariz./Grand Canyon HEAD COACH: Regina Miller (Old Dominion 84 /8th Season) ASSISTANT COACHES: Frozena Jerro (Arizona State 93, 4th season), Anthony Turner (Colorado 00, 4th season), Melanie Pearson (BYU 03, 2nd season) Pronunciation Guide Nejlah Clark (NAHJ-laa) Brittany Halberg (HALL-burg) Shamela Hampton (sha-me-lah) Sequoia Holmes (suh-coy-ah) Frozena Jerro (FRO-zeen-uh Ger-O) Points... 36*, Constance Jinks vs. CSU (3/8/02 - Semis) Field Goals... 11*, Constance Jinks vs. CSU (3/8/02 - Semis) Field Goals Att , three times Free Throws... 13*, Constance Jinks vs. CSU (3/8/02 - Semis) Free Throws Att *, Constance Jinks vs. CSU (3/8/02 - Semis) 3-pt Field Goals... 4, Sheena Moore vs. Utah (3/12/04 - Semis) 3-pt Field Goals Att... 8, Sheena Moore vs. New Mexico (3/11/05 - Semis) Rebounds... 17*, Linda Frohlich vs. CSU (3/8/02 - Semis) Assists... 8, Julia Gray vs. BYU (3/12/03-1st Rnd) Steals... 5*, three times Blocks...2, five times Turnovers... 6, Linda Frohlich vs. BYU (3/9/02 - Final) Team-Game Points... 72, vs. CSU (3/8/02 - Semis) Field Goals... 25, twice Field Goals Att....60, vs. yoming (3/9/05-1st Rnd) Free Throws... 19, vs. CSU (3/8/02 - Semis) Free Throws Att , vs. BYU (3/12/03-1st Rnd) Field Goals... 8, vs. Utah (3/12/04 - Semis) Field Goals Att , twice Rebounds...44, vs. yoming (3/9/05-1st Rnd) Assists...18, vs. Utah (3/10/00-1st Rnd) Steals... 17*, vs. Utah (3/6/02-1st Rnd) Blocks... 6, vs. CSU (3/8/02 - Semis) Turnovers... 20, vs. BYU (3/10/04 - Semis) Points... 59, Constance Jinks ( three games) Field Goals... 19, Constance Jinks ( three games) Field Goals Att , Constance Jinks ( three games) Free Throws... 20, Constance Jinks ( three games) Free Throws Att *, Constance Jinks ( three games) Field Goals... 6, Sheena Moore ( two games) Field Goals Att , Sheena Moore ( two games) Rebounds... 35, Linda Frohlich ( three games) Assists... 15, Julia Gray ( three games) Steals... 7, Julia Gray ( three games) Blocks... 4, Linda Frohlich ( three games) Turnovers... 13, Linda Frohlich ( three games) V MC C Tour ournament Recor ecords ds (*-MC C recor ecord) d) Individual - Game Individual-Tour ournament Teameam-Tour ournament Points ( three games) Field Goals ( three games) Field Goals Att ( three games) Free Throws ( three games) Free Throws Att ( three games) Field Goals ( two games) Field Goals Att ( three games) Rebounds ( three games) Assists ( three games) Steals... 27* - ( three games) Blocks ( three games) Turnovers ( three games)

7 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page Top Scoring Performances 26 - Sheena Moore.. at Colorado State - 1/ Sheena Moore... at #18 DePaul - 11/ Sheena Moore... San Diego State - 1/ Kisha Lee... vs. Alabama State - 11/ Sherry McCracklin... TCU - 2/ Brittney Thomas. at #18 DePaul - 11/ Sherry McCracklin... at TCU - 3/ Sheena Moore... at TCU - 3/ Sheena Moore... at #19 Utah - 2/ Sherry McCracklin... San Diego St - 1/ Sequoia Holmes... at California - 12/ Sequoia Holmes. vs. Alabama St - 11/18 Top Rebounding Performances 16 - Sherry McCracklin... TCU - 2/ Sherry McCracklin at #18 N. Mexico - 1/ Faye Muller.. vs. Alabama State - 11/ Faye Muller... at Air Force - 1/ Nikki Hitchens... at #19 Utah - 2/ Faye Muller... Lamar - 12/ Sherry McCracklin Texas A&M - 12/ Shamela Hampton... Jackson St - 12/ Faye Muller... at California - 12/ Sequoia Holmes... vs. Albany - 12/ Faye Muller... at #18 DePaul - 11/ Honors Sherry McCracklin Contra Costa Times Classic All-Tournament Duel In The Desert All-Tournament Mountain est Conference Player of the eek (Feb. 6, Feb. 27) All-Mountain est 1st Team Sheena Moore Preseason All-Mountain est DePaul Invitational All-Tournament Duel In The Desert All-Tournament All-Mountain est 2nd Team Nikki Hitchens Lady Rebel Shootout MVP Kisha Lee Lady Rebel Shootout All-Tournament Lady Rebels in the Rankings (as of Mar. 6) MOUNTAIN EST RANK ALL GAMES CONFERENCE Scoring Sheena Moore 13.3 ppg 7th 14.1 ppg (6th) Sherry McCracklin 12.2 ppg 11th 13.8 ppg (8th) Sequoia Holmes 9.1 ppg 25th 8.4 ppg (28th) Field Goal Percentage Kisha Lee 55.1% 1st Sherry McCracklin 51.2% 4th 55.1% (2nd) Sequoia Holmes 42.9% 10th Free Throw Percentage Sheena Moore 74.1% 9th 68.5% (15th) Three-Point Percentage Brittney Thomas 32.6% 15th Three-Pointers Per Game Sheena Moore 1.37 pg 12th 1.25 pg (t12th) Rebounding Sherry McCracklin 6.6 rpg 7th 7.7 rpg (4th) Faye Muller 5.8 rpg 13th Assists Sheena Moore 3.26 apg 8th 2.88 apg (t8th) Sequoia Holmes 2.89 apg 12th 3.00 apg (6th) Assist/Turnover Ratio Sheena Moore th Steals Sequoia Holmes 2.22 spg 3rd 2.00 spg (t4th) Sheena Moore 1.81 spg t7th 1.62 spg (12th) Blocks Sherry McCracklin 1.20 bpg 4th 0.93 bpg (7th) Faye Muller 1.00 bpg 6th 0.88 bpg (t8th) Offensive Rebounds Sherry McCracklin 2.76 rpg 2nd 2.79 rpg (4th) Nikki Hitchens 2.07 rpg 10th 2.12 rpg (9th) Defensive Rebounds Faye Muller 4.41 rpg 9th Sherry McCracklin 3.80 rpg 14th 4.64 rpg (5th) NCAA MOUNTAIN EST RANK ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NCAA Scoring 64.8 ppg 6th 63.2 ppg (4th) 153rd Scoring Defense 59.3 ppg 5th 60.6 ppg (5th) 44th Scoring Margin +5.5 ppg 5th +2.6 ppg (5th) 76th FG Percentage 43.4% 2nd 44.0% (2nd) 60th FG Per. Defense 39.0% 4th 39.1% (4th) 98th FT Percentage 69.1% 7th 68.7% (7th) 124th 3-pt FG Percentage 29.0% 7th 28.9% (8th) 3-pt FG Per. Defense 31.9% 5th 32.7% (5th) 3-pt Field Goals 3.59 pg 9th 3.38 pg (9th) 276th Rebounding Offense 38.1 rpg 2nd 35.6 rpg (6th) Rebounding Defense 33.4 rpg t1st 33.6 rpg (3rd) Rebounding Margin +4.6 rpg 2nd +1.9 rpg (4th) 36th Offensive Rebounds rpg 3rd rpg (3rd) Defensive Rebounds rpg 5th rpg (6th) Assists apg 5th apg (5th) 143rd Steals 9.85 spg 2nd 8.75 spg (2nd) 81st Turnover Margin th (6th) Assist/Turnover Ratio th 0.81 (6th) Blocks 3.96 bpg 1st 3.06 bpg (5th) 56th

8 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 8 #00 Sheena Moore 5-7 Sr.. Guard d Lansing, Mich./Lansing Ever ere tt One of the most explosive scorers on the est Coast... just missed a triple-double with 20 points, 10 assists, and nine rebounds in a overtime loss at TCU (3/4)... in the game, became the ninth player in history to score 1,500 career points, and is the fourth player with 1,500 points and 300 assists in her career... poured in a game-high 15 points on her senior day in a win over #21 New Mexico (3/2)... scored a game-high 19 points at Utah (2/22)... registered 13 points against Colorado State (2/18)... notched 13 points and four steals against BYU (2/11) points at yoming (2/4)... scored 17 points against TCU (2/2) points, five assists, and four steals against Utah (1/21)... torched Colorado State for 26 points, including 19 in the second half, and hit four treys in a win (1/18)... was also 8-of-8 at the line... led with 23 points against San Diego State (1/14)... team-high 17 points and 7 assists in win over yoming (1/5) points, 4 assists, 4 steals against Lamar (12/31)... scored s first 7 points and finished with 17 points, 5 assists, and 4 steals against Troy (12/29)... team-high 15 poinst against Texas A&M (12/18), and was named to the Duel In The Desert All-Tournament Team... game-high 13 points at Nevada, Reno (12/10)... held to her lowest point total since Dec. 28, 2003, with just 3 points in s loss at California in the Contra Costa Times championship game... also finished with a career-high 9 turnovers points against Albany (12/3)... posted a team-high 16 points and added 5 rebounds and 4 assists against Stephen F. Austin (11/25)... scorched #18 DePaul (11/19) for 25 points, and outscored the Blue Demons 11-8 over the final five minutes of the first half to give a hafltime lead... also grabbed 7 rebounds, and was named to the DePaul Invitational All-Tournament team... posted 7 assists against Alabama State (11/18)... preseason All-Mountain est. Sheena Moore Game-by-Game Stats Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot PF A TO Blk Stl Pts vs Alabama St 11/18/05 * at #18 DePaul 11/19/05 * SFA 11/25/05 * TENN. TECH 11/26/05 * vs Albany 12/03/05 * at California 12/04/05 * at UNR 12/10/05 * JACKSON ST 12/17/05 * TEXAS A&M 12/18/05 * TROY 12/29/05 * LAMAR 12/31/05 * YOMING 01/05/06 * at BYU 01/11/06 * SDSU 01/14/06 * at Colorado St 01/18/06 * #19 UTAH 01/21/06 * at Air Force 01/25/06 * at #18 NM 01/28/06 * TCU 02/02/06 * at yoming 02/04/06 * #18 BYU 02/11/06 * at SDSU 02/15/06 * COLO ST 02/18/06 * at #19 Utah 02/22/06 * AIR FORCE 02/25/06 * #21 NM 03/02/06 * at TCU 03/4/06 * Totals Sheena s Season Highs Points at Colorado State (1/18) Rebounds 9... at TCU (3/4) Assists at TCU (3/4) Blocks 1... seven times Steals 4... five times Sheena s Career Highs Points vs. Minnesota (11/14/04) Rebounds 9... twice Assists twice Blocks 2... Northern Arizona (12/18/04) Steals 4... nine times Totals (Season/Career) Points 360/1,500 Rebounds 86/365 Assists 88/312 Double Doubles 1/2 Double Figure Scoring Games 19/79 Double Figure Assists Games 1/2

9 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 9 #25 Sherry McCracklin 6-2 Sr.. For orw ard d Hazel Cres est, t, Ill./Hillcres est Has moved into 13th place at with 1,200 career points... almost scored the game-winning points for the second time in three days, as she grabbed an offensive rebound and made two free throws to give a two-point lead, before TCU (3/4) tied the game wiht.9 seoonds left to send the game to OT... finished the game with 20 points and 9 rebounds... made the biggest shot of her career on her Senior Day, grabbing an offensive rebound and scoring a layup with 22 seconds left to break a tie and give a win over #21 New Mexico (3/2)... named MC Player of the eek on Feb. 27 after averaging 17 points and 7.5 rebounds over two games... was 7-of-11 for 17 poionts and added 8 rebounds against Air Force (2/25) points, 7 rebounds at Utah (2/22)... returned to the lineup against Colorado State, and posted 15 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 steals in 24 minutes...missed the San Diego State (2/15) and BYU (2/11) games after suffering a concussion suffered in a loss at yoming (2/4)... had 17 points and 6 rebounds in the game before taking a charge and leaving with four minute to play in a loss... earned MC Co-Player of the eek (2/6) honors after averaging 19 points and 11 rebounds against TCU and yoming... turned in a season-best game against TCU (2/2), posting season and game-highs of 21 points and 16 rebounds for her first double-double of the year in a win rebounds at #18 New Mexico (1/28)... recorded 16 points at Air Force (1/25)... notched 11 points and 9 rebounds against Utah (1/21)... posted season-high 19 points and was 5-of-5 from the floor against San Diego State (1/14) points at BYU (1/11)... posted 16 points and 8 rebounds against yoming (1/5)... reached the 1,000 career point mark with 12 points against Troy (12/29)... also added 9 rebounds and a season-high 4 blocks in the win... finished with 8 points and a season-high 10 rebounds against Texas A&M (12/18), and was named to the Duel In The Desert All-Tournament Team points against Jackson State (12/17)... third straight double-figure game with 11 at Nevada, Reno (12/10)... posted 12 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 blocks at California (12/4) poinst against Albany (12/3)... first double-figure game of with 13 and 9 rebounds against Stephen F. Austin (11/25)... averaged 8 points and 6 rebounds in the DePaul Invitational in her return to her home state, and in her first action in 19 months... missed the season with an ankle injury MC Co-Defensive Player of the Year. Sherry McCracklin Game-by-Game Stats Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot PF A TO Blk Stl Pts vs Alabama St 11/18/05 * at #18 DePaul 11/19/05 * SFA 11/25/05 * TENN TECH 11/26/05 * vs Albany 12/03/05 * at California 12/04/05 * at UNR 12/10/05 * JACKSON ST 12/17/05 * TEXAS A&M 12/18/05 * TROY 12/29/05 * LAMAR 12/31/05 * YOMING 01/05/06 * at BYU 01/11/06 * SDSU 01/14/06 * at Colorado St 01/18/06 * #19 UTAH 01/21/06 * at Air Force 01/25/06 * at #18 NM 01/28/06 * TCU 02/02/06 * at yoming 02/04/06 * COLO STATE 02/18/ at #19 Utah 02/22/06 * AIR FORCE 02/25/06 * #21 NM 03/02/06 * at TCU 03/4/06 * Totals Sherry s Season Highs Points TCU (2/2) Rebounds TCU (2/2) Assists 3... twice Blocks 4... Troy (12/29) Steals 4... Colorado State (2/18) Sherry s Career Highs Points BYU (3/12/03) Rebounds South Florida (12/21/03) Assists 6... twice Blocks 5... South Florida (12/21/03) Steals 5... at Nevada, Reno (12/6/03) Totals (Season/Career) Points 295/1,200 Rebounds 164/877 Double-Doubles 1/22 Double Figure Scoring Games 17/64 Double Figure Rebounding Games 3/30

10 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 10 #12 Sequoia Holmes 6-1 So. Guard d Las Veg egas, Nev./Moja./Mojave One of the most athletic players in the Mountain est... scored 14 points and came up with three steals at TCU (3/4) before fouling out... recorded 12 points, four assists, and five steals against New Mexico (3/2)... notched 10 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists against Air Force (2/25)... posted 11 poinst against Colorado State (2/18) points against BYU (2/11)... nine points, four steals at New Mexico (1/28) points, seven rebounds, five assists at Air Force (1/25), converted key three-point play in final minute for a six-point lead... finished with 15 points and seven assists at Colorado State (1/18)... dished out a career-high eight assists, along with five points, six rebounds, and two steals against San Diego State (1/14)... one of her worst games as a Lady Rebel, hitting just 1-of-12 and finishing with four turnovers at BYU (1/11)... third straight double-figure game with 11, along with six rebounds and four assists against yoming (1/5) points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists against Lamar (12/31) points, 4 assists, 3 steals against Troy (12/29)... limited by foul trouble against Texas A&M (12/18) points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists, 5 steals against Jackson State (12/17)... exploded for a career-high 19 points on 7-of-9 shooting at California (12/4)... season-high 10 points against Albany (12/3)... career-high 5 assists and added 10 points against Stephen F. Austin (11/25)... set a then new career-high with 18 points in the season opener against Alabama State (11/18), and was 9-of-12 at the line... one of two Las Vegas natives on the roster. Sequoia Holmes Game-by-Game Stats Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot PF A TO Blk Stl Pts vs Alabama St 11/18/05 * at #18 DePaul 11/19/05 * SFA 11/25/05 * TENN TECH 11/26/05 * vs Albany 12/03/05 * at California 12/04/05 * at UNR 12/10/05 * JACKSON ST 12/17/05 * TEXAS A&M 12/18/05 * TROY 12/29/05 * LAMAR 12/31/05 * YOMING 01/05/06 * at BYU 01/11/06 * SDSU 01/14/06 * at Colorado St 01/18/06 * #19 UTAH 01/21/06 * at Air Force 01/25/06 * at #18 NM 01/28/06 * TCU 02/02/06 * at yoming 02/04/06 * #18 BYU 02/11/06 * at San Diego St 02/15/06 * COLO STATE 02/18/06 * at #19 Utah 02/22/06 * AIR FORCE 02/25/06 * #21 NM 03/02/06 * at TCU 03/4/06 * Totals Sequoia s Season Highs Points at California (12/4) Rebounds vs. Albany (12/3) Assists 8... San Diego State (1/14) Blocks 3... Texas A&M (12/18) Steals 5... Jackson State (12/17) Sequoia s Career Highs Points at California (12/4/05) Rebounds vs. yoming (3/9/05) Assists 8... San Diego State (1/14/06) Blocks 3... four times Steals 6... Central Connecticut State (12/30/04) Totals (Season/Career) Points 245/500 Rebounds 117/273 Double-Doubles -/1 Double Figure Scoring Games 14/25 Double Figure Rebounding Games 1/4

11 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 11 #21 Nikki Hitchens Sr.. For orwar ard d Las Veg egas, Nev./T./Texas-P as-pan an American Has six points and six rebounds at TCU (3/4) before fouling out... continued her strong recent play with 12 points, seven rebounds, and four assists on her senior day against New Mexico (3/2) points, nine rebounds, and four assists against Air Force (2/25)... posted her second career double-double with 13 points and a game-high 11 rebounds at Utah (2/22)... also added four assists and three steals in the loss... strong all-around game of seven points, four rebounds, and a career-high tying five steals at San Diego State (2/15)... eight points, six rebounds against Utah (1/21)... third straight game of nine points against Colorado State (1/18) and scored key layup in final minute for a four-point lead... nine points against San Diego State (1/14)... broke out of a scoring slump with nine points and added four steals at BYU (1/11)... earned Lady Rebel Shootout MVP honors after averaging 11 points, six rebounds, three assists, and one steal in wins over Stephen F. Austin (11/25) and Tennessee Tech (11/26)... one of two Las Vegas natives on the team. Nikki Hitchens Game-by-Game Stats Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot PF A TO Blk Stl Pts vs Alabama St 11/18/05 * at #18 DePaul 11/19/05 * SFA 11/25/05 * TENN TECH 11/26/05 * vs Albany 12/03/05 * at California 12/04/05 * at UNR 12/10/05 * JACKSON ST 12/17/05 * TEXAS A&M 12/18/05 * TROY 12/29/05 * LAMAR 12/31/05 * YOMING 01/05/06 * at BYU 01/11/06 * SDSU 01/14/06 * at Colorado St 01/18/06 * #19 UTAH 01/21/06 * at Air Force 01/25/06 * at #18 NM 01/28/06 * TCU 02/02/06 * at yoming 02/04/06 * #18 BYU 02/11/06 * at SDSU 02/15/06 * COLO STATE 02/18/06 * at #19 Utah 02/22/06 * AIR FORCE 02/25/06 * #21 NM 03/02/06 * at TCU 03/4/06 * Totals Nikki s Season Highs Points twice Rebounds at Utah (2/22) Assists 4... three times Blocks 2... Lamar (12/31) Steals 5... at San Diego State (2/15) Nikki s Career Highs Points Schreiner (12/30/01) Rebounds Colorado State (2/17/05) Assists 5... vs. Utah (3/12/04) Blocks 2... twice Steals 5... three times Totals (Season/Career) Points 157/808 Rebounds 117/491 Double-Doubles 1/2 Double Figure Scoring Games 5/30 Double Figure Rebounding Games 1/4

12 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 12 #32 Kisha Lee 6-0 Jr.. For orw ard d Chicago, Ill./Carver er First in the MC in field goal percentage at 55.1% (73-133)... came off the bench to score nine points against New Mexico (3/2)... nailed 6-of-7 from the floor and 14 points and added seven rebounds against Colorado State (2/18)... tallied eight points and four rebounds at San Diego State (2/15)... posted eight points and four rebounds at New Mexico (1/28)... 6-of-7 for 16 points and added six rebounds against Utah (1/21), and hit 3-of-4 from downtown... was 6-of-8 for 15 points against Troy (12/29)... posted 10 points, nine rebounds against Jackson State (12/17)... notched 10 points on 5-of-6 shooting at Nevada, Reno (12/10)... seven points, eight rebounds against Albany (12/3)... recorded game-high 13 points and just missed a double-double with a career-high nine rebounds against Tennessee Tech (11/26), and was named to the Lady Rebel Shootout All-Tournament Team... posted 10 points and six rebounds against Stephen F. Austin (11/25)... came off the bench with a career-best performance in her hometown, pouring in 23 points on 11-of-14 shooting against Alabama State (11/18) in the DePaul Invitational... also tied her career-high with eight rebounds. Kisha Lee Game-by-Game Stats Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot PF A TO Blk Stl Pts vs Alabama St 11/18/ at #18 DePaul 11/19/ SFA 11/25/ TENN TECH 11/26/ vs Albany 12/03/ at California 12/04/ at UNR 12/10/ JACKSON ST 12/17/05 * TEXAS A&M 12/18/05 * TROY 12/29/05 * LAMAR 12/31/05 * YOMING 01/05/ at BYU 01/11/ SDSU 01/14/ at Colorado St 01/18/ #19 UTAH 01/21/ at Air Force 01/25/ at #18 NM 01/28/ TCU 02/02/ at yoming 02/04/ #18 BYU 02/11/ at SDSU 02/15/ COLO STATE 02/18/ at #19 Utah 02/22/ AIR FORCE 02/25/ #21 NM 03/02/ at TCU 03/4/ Totals Kisha s Season Highs Points vs. Alabama State (11/18) Rebounds 9... twice Assists 2... Troy (12/29) Blocks 1... vs. Albany (12/3) Steals 3... Utah (1/21) Kisha s Career Highs Points vs. Alabama State (11/18/05) Rebounds 9... twice Assists 3... twice Blocks 1... three times Steals 3... Utah (1/21/06) Totals (Season/Career) Points 192/279 Rebounds 103/172 Double Figure Scoring 8/10

13 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 13 #15 Faye Muller 6-3 Jr.. For orw ard d Aur uror ora, a, Colo./Nor ort heast ern n JC Posted 10 points and four rebounds at San Diego State (2/15)... notched first-career double-double witih 11 points and 12 rebounds, while adding four steals at Air Force (1/25)... first career game scoring in double figures with 13 points and eight rebounds at Colorado State (1/18)... grabbed a game-high eight rebounds and added five points against San Diego State (1/14)... six points, six rebounds, four steals at BYU (1/11)... fourth-double figure rebound game with 10 against Lamar (12/31)... 7 points against Troy (12/29)... 6 steals at Nevada, Reno (12/10) rebounds at Calfornia (12/4)... 6 points and 8 rebounds against Albany (12/ 3)... game-high 9 rebounds against Tennessee Tech (11/26)... posted 7 points and 10 rebounds at DePaul (11/19)... grabbed 13 rebounds in her first career game as a Lady Rebel against Alabama State (11/18)... also added 4 steals and 2 blocks... transfer from Northeastern JC, first year at. Faye Muller Game-by-Game Stats Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot PF A TO Blk Stl Pts vs Alabama St 11/18/05 * at #18 DePaul 11/19/05 * SFA 11/25/05 * TENN TECH 11/26/05 * vs Albany 12/03/05 * at California 12/04/05 * at UNR 12/10/05 * JACKSON ST 12/17/ TEXAS A&M 12/18/ TROY 12/29/ LAMAR 12/31/ YOMING 01/05/06 * at BYU 01/11/06 * SDSU 01/14/06 * at Colorado St 01/18/06 * #19 UTAH 01/21/06 * at Air Force 01/25/06 * at #18 NM 01/28/06 * TCU 02/02/06 * at yoming 02/04/06 * #18 BYU 02/11/06 * at SDSU 02/15/06 * COLO STATE 02/18/06 * at #19 Utah 02/22/ AIR FORCE 02/25/ #21 NM 03/02/06 * at TCU 03/4/ Totals Faye s Season Highs Points at Colorado State (1/18) Rebounds vs. Alabama State (11/18) Assists 3... twice Blocks 3... Lamar (12/31) Steals 6... at Nevada, Reno (12/10) Totals (Season) Points 124 Rebounds 157 Double-Doubles 1 Double Figure Scoring Games 3 Double Figure Rebounding Games 5

14 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 14 #20 Brittney Thomas 5-7 Sr.. Guard d Lakew ood, Calif./Cerr itos College Third conference game in double-figures with 11 at TCU (3/4)... posted 16 points against Air Force (2/25), including 11 in the first half... posted seven points and five rebounds at Utah (2/22)... scored a game-high 12 points and added four assists at San Diego State (2/15)... seven points, three assists at Air Force (1/25)... posted five points against San Diego State (1/14)... notched five points, three rebounds, and four assists against Jackson State (12/17)... posted nine points against Albany (12/3)... scored a career-high 21 points at DePaul (11/19), after knocking down a career-best six treys, including four in the final 1:23 of the game. Brittney Thomas Game-by-Game Stats Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot PF A TO Blk Stl Pts vs Alabama St 11/18/ at #18 DePaul 11/19/ SFA 11/25/ TENN TECH 11/26/ vs Albany 12/03/ at California 12/04/ at UNR 12/10/ JACKSON ST 12/17/ TEXAS A&M 12/18/ LAMAR 12/31/ YOMING 01/05/ at BYU 01/11/ SDSU 01/14/ at Colorado St 01/18/ #19 UTAH 01/21/ at Air Force 01/25/ at #18 NM 01/28/ TCU 02/02/ at yoming 02/04/ #18 BYU 02/11/ at SDSU 02/15/ COLO STATE 02/18/ at #19 Utah 02/22/ AIR FORCE 02/25/ #21 NM 03/02/ at TCU 03/4/ Totals Brittney s Season/Career Highs Points at DePaul (11/19) Rebounds 5... at Utah (2/22) Assists 4... at San Diego State (2/15) Blocks 1... four times Steals 2... Tennessee Tech (11/26) Brittney s Career Highs Points at DePaul (11/19/05) Rebounds 5... vs. yoming (3/9/05) Assists 7... vs. New Mexico (3/11/05) Blocks 1... five times Steals 2... three times Totals (Season/Career) Points 141/315 Rebounds 24/62 Assists 29/80 Double Figure Scoring Games 4/11

15 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 15 #3 Kameca Simmons 5-9 Jr.. Guard d Compt on, Calif./Lyn ynw ood Six points, five assists against Air Force (2/25)... tied for a team-high 13 points against BYU (2/11), including s last seven points, and added six rebounds... finished with seven points against TCU (2/2)... recorded nine points at New Mexico (1/28)... posted season-highs of 15 points and eight rebounds at BYU (1/11)... notched 12 points and tied career-high with five assists against Albany (12/3)... scored six points against Tennessee Tech (11/26)... five points, four rebounds, four assists at DePaul (11/ 18)... eight points on 8-of-8 shooting at the line against Alabama State (11/18). Kameca Simmons Game-by-Game Stats Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot PF A TO Blk Stl Pts vs Alabama St 11/18/ at #18 DePaul 11/19/ SFA 11/25/ TENN TECH 11/26/ vs Albany 12/03/ at California 12/04/ at UNR 12/10/ JACKSON ST 12/17/ TEXAS A&M 12/18/ TROY 12/29/ LAMAR 12/31/ YOMING 01/05/ at BYU 01/11/ SDSU 01/14/ at Colorado St 01/18/ #19 UTAH 01/21/ at Air Force 01/25/ at #18 NM 01/28/ TCU 02/02/ at yoming 02/04/ #18 BYU 02/11/ at SDSU 2/15/ COLO STATE 02/18/ at #19 Utah 02/22/ AIR FORCE 02/25/ #21 NM 03/02/ at TCU 3/4/ Totals Kameca s Season/Career Highs Points at BYU (1/11) Rebounds 8... at BYU (1/11) Assists 5... twice Blocks 1... three times Steals 4... vs. Albany (12/3) Kameca s Career Highs Points twice Rebounds twice Assists 5... three times Blocks 2... yoming (2/19/05) Steals 6... at Nevada, Reno (12/6/03) Totals (Season/Career) Points 131/390 Rebounds 68/257 Double-Doubles -/1 Double Figure Scoring Games 3/8 Double Figure Rebounding Games -/2

16 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 16 #33 Tif iffani Burries 6-4 Jr.. Center er Compt on, Calif./Lyn ynw ood Made her sixth career start against TCU (3/4), grabbed three rebounds... started fifth game in a row against Air Force (2/25)... set new career-highs in points (eight) and assists (five) at San Diego State (2/15)... first career-start against BYU (2/11), and scored four points while also setting a career-high in blocks with two... four points and first-career assist against Lamar (12/31)... block and steal in her first appearance against Stephen F. Austin (11/25)... missed the first two games of the year with a seperated shoulder. Tiffani Burries Game-by-Game Stats Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot PF A TO Blk Stl Pts SFA 11/25/ TROY 12/29/ LAMAR 12/31/ #18 BYU 02/11/06 * at SDSU 2/15/06 * COLO STATE 02/18/06 * at #19 Utah 02/22/06 * AIR FORCE 02/25/06 * #21 NM 03/02/ at TCU 3/4/06 * Totals Tiffani s Season/Career Highs Points 8... at San Diego State (2/15) Rebounds 3... at TCU (3/4) Assists 5... at San Diego State (2/15) Blocks 2... BYU (2/11) Steals 1... three times Tiffani s Career Highs Points 8... at San Diego State (2/15/06) Rebounds 4... vs. Minnesota (11/14/04) Assists 5... at San Diego State (2/15) Blocks 2... BYU (2/11/06) Steals 1... five times Totals (Season/Career) Points 22/31 Rebounds 12/29

17 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 17 #1 Nejlah Clark 5-9 Sr.. Guard d Detr troit, Mich./Mar h./martin Lut uther King Three assists at Utah (2/22)... came off the bench with five points at New Mexico (1/28)... four points, 3 rebounds at Nevada, Reno (12/10)... turned in her best game of the season with five points, two rebounds and a steal against Albany (12/ 3)... scored three points against Alabama State (11/18). Nejlah Clark Game-by-Game Stats Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot PF A TO Blk Stl Pts vs Alabama St 11/18/ at #18 DePaul 11/19/ SFA 11/25/ vs Albany 12/03/ at California 12/04/ at UNR 12/10/ JACKSON ST 12/17/ TEXAS A&M 12/18/ TROY 12/29/ LAMAR 12/31/ at BYU 01/11/ SDSU 01/14/ at Colorado St 01/18/ #19 UTAH 01/21/ at #18 NM 01/28/ TCU 02/02/ #18 BYU 02/11/ at San Diego St 02/15/ COLO STATE 02/18/ at #19 Utah 02/22/ AIR FORCE 02/25/ Totals Nejlah s Season/Career Highs Points 5... twice Rebounds 2... five times Assists 3... twice Blocks 1... Lamar (12/31) Steals 2... Lamar (12/31) Nejlah s Career Highs Points South Florida (12/21/03) Rebounds 7... vs. South Carolina (11/15/04) Assists 4... three times Blocks 1... three times Steals 3... Texas San-Antonio (12/19/03) Totals (Season/Career) Points 26/167 Rebounds 18/125 Double Figure Scoring Games -/1

18 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 18 #24 Shamela Hampton 6-3 Fr.. Center er Colorado Springs, Colo./Sierra Has seen the most time of the freshman... scored six points against Air Force (2/25)... tied career-high with nine points against Lamar (12/31)... had a breakout game against Jackson State (12/18), setting new career-highs in points (nine), rebounds (10), while also recording her first career assist and block... scored her first career points against Albany (12/3), and also grabbed first two career rebounds. Shamela Hampton Game-by-Game Stats Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot PF A TO Blk Stl Pts vs Alabama St 11/18/ vs Albany 12/03/ at UNR 12/10/ JACKSON ST 12/17/ TEXAS A&M 12/18/ TROY 12/29/ LAMAR 12/31/ YOMING 01/05/ at BYU 01/11/ SDSU 01/14/ at Colorado St 01/18/ TCU 02/02/ #18 BYU 02/11/ at SDSU 2/15/ COLO STATE 02/18/ AIR FORCE 02/25/ Totals Shamela s Season Highs Points 9... twice Rebounds Jackson State (12/17) Assists 1... twice Blocks 2... twice Steals 1... Texas A&M (12/18) Totals (Season) Points 36 Rebounds 23 Double Figure Rebounding Games 1

19 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 19 #14 Latosha Pace So. Guard d Detr troit, Mich./Mar h./martin Lut uther King Grabbed two rebounds at TCU... nailed a trey against Colorado State (2/18)... first basket of the year at San Diego State (2/15)... one assist against yoming (1/5)... three rebounds and a block against Albany (12/3)... grabbed one rebound against Alabama State (11/18). Latosha Pace Game-by-Game Stats Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot PF A TO Blk Stl Pts vs Alabama St 11/18/ vs Albany 12/03/ JACKSON ST 12/17/ TROY 12/29/ LAMAR 12/31/ YOMING 01/05/ at #18 NM 01/28/ at SDSU 02/15/ COLO STATE 02/18/ at TCU 03/4/ Totals Latosha s Season Highs Points 3... Colorado State (2/18) Rebounds 3... vs. Albany (12/3) Assists 2... Lamar (12/31) Blocks 1... vs. Albany (12/3) Steals 2... Lamar (12/31) Latosha s Season Highs Points Canisius (1/2/05) Rebounds 4... High Point (1/8/05) Assists 2... four times Blocks 1... twice Steals 3... High Point (1/8/05) Totals (Season/Career) Points 5/71 Rebounds 9/42 Double Figure Scoring Games -/3 #5 Brittany Halberg 5-7 Fr.. Guard Lake Oswego, Ore./Lak e./laker eridg idge Dished out two assists against Colorado State (2/18)... two points, first two career assists against Lamar (12/31)... scored first career-points against Jackson State (12/17). Brittany Halberg Game-by-Game Stats Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot PF A TO Blk Stl Pts vs Alabama St 11/18/ vs Albany 12/03/ JACKSON ST 12/17/ TROY 12/29/ LAMAR 12/31/ COLO STATE 02/18/ Totals Points Rebounds Assists Brittany s Season Highs 2... twice 1... three times 2... twice Totals (Season) Points 4 Rebounds 3

20 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 20 Game 13 BYU 77, 55 January 11, 2006 Provo, Utah Mallary Gillespie tied her career-high with 21 points and BYU hit 10 three-pointers in the game to top on Jan. 11 in Provo. BYU finished the game shooting a seasonhigh 54.7% (29-of-53) from the floor, and were 10-of-20 from behind the arc, paced by Gillespie s 5-of-7 performance. Meanwhile, the Lady Rebels shot just 30.9% for the game, hitting 21-of-68, and were 3-of-20 from three-point range. It was a tight contest for the first 19 minutes of the first half, as the lead changed hands six times, and neither team lead by more then five points. ith the score in favor of BYU with 1:28 to play in the half, the Cougars scored five straight to end the half and take a edge. closed within six, with 18:47 to play, but the Cougars scored seven of the next eight points to extend their lead to 12, The Lady Rebels kept fighting, closing within eight points, on a three-pointer. ith the score 50-40, BYU sealed the game with a 17-8 outburst over the next four minutes, fueled by three threepointers. Kameca Simmons led with a seasonhigh 15 points, while Sherry McCracklin added 11. For BYU, Ambrosia Anderson led the way with a game-high 24 points. Gillespie finished 8- of-12 from the floor and added 10 rebounds for a double-double. (9-4, 1-1) S. Moore N. Clark K. Simmons S. Holmes F. Muller B. Thomas N. Hitchens S. Hampton S. McCracklin K. Lee TEAM 6 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % BYU (13-1, 3-0) A. Anderson M. Johnsen D. Kubik J. Keele M. Gillespie N. Seljaas J. Judkins L. Stratton R. Aina B. Brown V. Hutson S. Slade B. Faddis L. Riley C. King TEAM 2 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% % F Throw% % Officials: SCOTTY HERMANN, ERIC LARSON, DEBBIE ADAMS Technical fouls: -None. BYU-None. Attendance: BYU #1 BYU Cougars 23-4 overall 13-3 conference all-time record vs. BYU 9-19, 0-2 in BYU all-time MC Tournament Record 10-5 (.667), 1 championship title (2002) vs. BYU in the MC Tournament 2001 Tournament (Las Vegas) #4 BYU 62, #5 54 (Quarterfinals) 2002 Tournament (Las Vegas) #3 BYU 61, #4 46 (Championship) 2003 Tournament (Las Vegas) #5 BYU 66, #4 64 (OT) (Quarterfinals) 2004 Tournament (Denver) #3 60, #6 BYU 57 (Quarterfinals) vs. BYU Highlights Points Kameca Simmons Sheena Moore BYU Ambrosia Anderson Mallary Gillespie Rebounds Kameca Simmons BYU Lauren Riley 14.0 ppg 10.0 ppg 19.5 ppg 17.5 ppg 7.0 rpg 6.0 rpg Game Averages BYU 53.0 Points scored % FG% 46.2% 18.7% 3pt FG% 42.1% 35.5 Rebounds Turnovers 19.0 Game 21 #18 BYU 55, 51 February 11, 2006 Las Vegas BYU s Ambrosia Anderson s three-pointer from the top of the key with 20 seconds left broke a tie game and lifted the 18th-ranked Cougars to a win over in front of a Cox Pavilion record crowd on Saturday night, in a game that featured nine ties and 17 lead changes. BYU was able to outrebound 41-31, and perhaps more importantly, their leading scorer, center Dani Kubik, finished the game 7-of-10 from the floor and scored a game-high 16 points. Her biggest basket of the night came in the final two minutes, following a three-point play from Kameca Simmons to give a edge with 1:45 to play. BYU came down and fed the ball to Kubik, who scored to tie the game at 51. then missed two shots on the other end, and couldn t come up with the second rebound, giving possession back to the Cougars. Anderson then drained her three-pointer for the three-point BYU lead. attempted to go for two, but Simmons shot was off the mark. BYU actually held an eight-point lead in the first half, 20-12, thanks to four three-pointers. Sheena Moore and Sequoia Holmes however combined for an 8-0 run, ended by back-to-back treys from each, to tie the game at 20 with 5:28 on the clock, and the score was tied again at going into halftime. The lead would switch back and forth for the last 17 minutes of play, with neither team leading by more then three points. Simmons and Moore both scored 13 points to lead, while Holmes added 12. Simmons also posted a team-high six rebounds. BYU (20-2, 10-1) A. Anderson M. Johnsen D. Kubik J. Keele M. Gillespie N. Seljaas V. Hutson S. Slade L. Riley TEAM 9 1 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % (13-8, 5-5) F. Muller N. Hitchens T. Burries S. Moore S. Holmes N. Clark K. Simmons B. Thomas S. Hampton K. Lee TEAM 4 2 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % Officials: Sue Kennedy, Rick Morris, Adria Molina Technical fouls: #18 BYU-None. -None. Attendance: 1690 #18 BYU

21 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 21 Game 16 Utah 59, 51 January 21, 2006 Las Vegas Utah s Kim Smith scored a game-high 21 points and Shona Thorburn was eight-of-eight at the line in the final five minutes to hold off s second half rally in a win on Saturday. The Utes began the game on fire, hitting their first three shots for a 7-0 lead. stepped up the defense, holding Utah without a point for the next six minutes to climb back into the game, closing within 7-6 on a Kisha Lee jumper. Utah would not give up the lead however, though the Lady Rebels did tie the game once at A short jumper from Smith with 22 seconds left in the half put Utah up to go into halftime. Utah opened the second half with a trey and would push its edge to seven points, with 13:08 to play. then scored nine unanswered points, with Lee s three-pointer making the score with 11:17 on the clock. Though Carlsen hit another trey to push the lead back to five, looked in position to cut the edge back to two points after it appeared Nikki Hitchens converted a layup and had a chance at a threepoint play. However, she was called for a charge instead, and Utah took advantage of the turn of events on the other end with a Smith layup, part of a 6-0 Ute run, and never came as close again. Lee led with 16 points, and the junior forward was 6-of-7 from the floor, including 3-of- 4 on three-pointers after having just hit one career three-pointer prior to tonight s game. Sheena Moore added 12 points, while Sherry McCracklin posted 11 points and nine rebounds. was held to 33.9% from the floor, and hit just 3-of-12 from three-point range. The Lady Rebels were also outrebounded by five, 38-33, though they did force 22 turnovers. Utah (13-4, 4-2) K. Smith J. Perry H. Carlsen S. Thorburn J. Larsen S. Brouillard M. arburton J. Filipe TEAM 6 3 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % (11-5, 3-2) F. Muller N. Hitchens S. McCracklin S. Moore S. Holmes N. Clark K. Simmons B. Thomas K. Lee TEAM 3 1 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % Officials: Randy Campbell, Hugo Sanchez, Sue Kennedy Technical fouls: Utah-None. -None. Attendance: 1092 Utah #2 Utah Utes 21-6 overall 12-4 conference all-time record vs. Utah 11-20, 0-4 in Utah all-time MC Tournament Record 9-5 (.643), 1 championship title (2000) vs. Utah Highlights Points Sheena Moore Sherry McCracklin Utah Kim Smith Shona Thorburn Nikki Hitchens Utah Kim Smith vs. Utah in the MC Tournament 2000 Tournament (Las Vegas) #1 Utah 67, #5 65 (Semifinals) 2002 Tournament (Las Vegas) #4 57, #5 Utah 38 (Quarterfinals) 2004 Tournament (Denver) #2 Utah 59, #3 55 (Semifinals) Rebounds 15.5 ppg 14.0 ppg 23.5 ppg 13.0 ppg 8.5 rpg 7.0 rpg Game Averages Utah 57.5 Points scored FG% pt FG% Rebounds Turnovers 15.5 Game 24 #19 Utah 75, 64 February 22, 2006 Salt Lake City, Utah Kim Smith scored 16 of her game-high 26 points in the first half, and Utah held off two rallies in the second half to give the 19th-ranked Utes a win from the Huntsman Center. Utah held a halftime lead, and opened up its largest lead of the game at 16 points, on a trey 37 seconds into the second half. then fought themselves back into the game, using a 14-2 run over the next four minutes. A layup from Sheena Moore cut the edge to just four points, with 15:05 to play. Utah answered the charge, and after a Kisha Lee jumper made the score 51-44, Utah ran off eight straight to open a 15-point edge, with 8:04 on the clock. Again made a run, as the Lady Rebels outscored Utah over the next six minutes, with Nikki Hitchens trey bringing them within five, with 2:01 to play. Utah hit its next two shots from the floor to open the lead back to nine, and missed its last five shots from the floor. Smith scored 10 of the game s first 23 points, as her layup gave Utah a 17-6 lead just seven minutes into the game. The Lady Rebels cut the edge down to six, but Utah slowly increased the lead, and finished the half with an 8-2 spurt to take a lead into the halftime break. Moore led with 19 points, while Sherry McCracklin added 17 points and seven rebounds, and Hitchens posted her second career double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds. The rest of the team combined for just 15 points. shot 43.5% for the game, and finished with seven steals and five blocks. The Lady Rebels also held a edge on the boards. (15-9, 7-6) S. Holmes S. McCracklin T. Burries S. Moore N. Hitchens N. Clark K. Simmons F. Muller B. Thomas K. Lee TEAM 3 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % #19 Utah (20-5, 11-3) K. Smith H. Carlsen S. Thorburn S. Brouillard M. arburton J. Larsen C. Oakey J. Perry TEAM 1 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % Officials: Eric Larson, Marianne Karp, Lisa Jones Technical fouls: -None. #19 Utah-None. Attendance: #19 Utah

22 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 22 Game 18 #18 New Mexico 60, 47 January 28, 2006 Albuquerque, N.M. Katie Montgomery hit five three-pointers on the way to career-high 21 points to help 18thranked New Mexico hold in The Pit. The key to the Lobos victory was their rebounding, as they held a edge on the boards, including 19-8 on offensive rebounds, leading to 16 second chances points. Their rebounding helped them stay in the game when the Lady Rebels scored the first nine points of the game. Three offensive rebounds led directly to three Montgomery treys, which closed New Mexico within After a layup pushed the edge to for, New Mexico scored five straight for its first lead of the game. The contest was tied twice more, and with the score knotted at 17-17, Abbie Letz outscored 7-2 in the final 1:42 of the half. New Mexico held onto the lead the entire second half, though kept it close, and cut the deficit to two, with 12:25 to play. The Lady Rebels turned the ball over however on three of their next four possessions, and New Mexico scored six unanswered points to take a lead. Following layup, Montgomery nailed her fifth trey of the night for a nine-point lead, and came no closer then eight points the rest of the way. New Mexico was also helped by making 14-of-14 at the line in the final 4:20. Kameca Simmons and Sequoia Holmes both paced the Lady Rebels with nine points, while Kisha Lee poured in eight. Sherry McCracklin finished with six points and 15 rebounds. finished the game 38.3% (18-of-47) from the floor. (12-6, 4-3) F. Muller N. Hitchens S. McCracklin S. Moore S. Holmes N. Clark K. Simmons L. Pace B. Thomas K. Lee TEAM 1 1 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % #18 New Mexico (16-4, 6-1) D. Marsh J. Francis A. Letz K. Montgomery B. Kimble L. Black J. Vogt T. E-Nunu Olude J. Briody A. Hartill TEAM 7 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % Officials: Jack Jones, Connie Pardue, Mike Petty Technical fouls: -None. #18 New Mexico-None. Attendance: #18 New Mexico #3 New Mexico Lobos 21-8 overall 11-5 conference all-time record vs. New Mexico 19-11, 1-1 in New Mexico all-time MC Tournament Record 11-3 (.786), 3 championship titles (2003, 2004, 2005 vs. New Mexico in the MC Tournament 2000 Tournament (Las Vegas) #5 52, #4 New Mexico 50 (Quarterfinals) 2005 Tournament (Denver) #1 New Mexico 70, #5 (Semifinals) vs. New Mexico Highlights Points Sheena Moore Sequoia Holmes New Mexico Katie Montgomery Dionne Marsh Rebounds Sherry McCracklin New Mexico Abbie Letz 11.0 ppg 10.5 ppg 16.5 ppg 14.0 ppg 9.0 rpg 7.5 rpg Game Averages New Mexico 56.0 Points scored FG% pt FG% Rebounds Turnovers 13.0 Game 26 65, #21 New Mexico 63 March 2, 2006 Las Vegas Senior forward Sherry McCracklin grabbed an offensive rebound and scored with 23 seconds left to give a win over No. 21 New Mexico on s Senior Night on Thursday from the Thomas & Mack Center. It was the first win for over a ranked team in over four years. New Mexico trailed by as many as 11 points in the second half before Judy Vogt made a er to tie it at 63 with 53 seconds left. The Lady Rebels (17-9, 9-6) had a lead with 2:31 remaining, but missed four of five free throws during the next 1:10. Dionne Marsh's layup got the Lobos within with 1:41 left but 's Sheena Moore made the second of two free throws to make it with 1:21 left. Two straight layups from Moore gave a lead in the first half, and following a Katie Montgomery trey, a Moore jumper and a Brittney Thomas trey gave a lead going into halftime. Moore, who scored five of the Lady Rebels' last seven points, led with 15 points. Sequoia Holmes and Nikki Hitchens each scored 12 for the Lady Rebels, who have won four of five, while Kisha Lee added nine points off the bench. shot over 50% for the eighth time this season, hitting 29-of-55, and forced 15 turnovers while finishing with nine steals. Vogt and Marsh led the Lobos with 13 points apiece while Abbie Letz had 12 points and nine rebounds. Vogt missed a jumper at the buzzer. The Lobos hit 10-of-23 (43.5%) from three-point range, including 7-of-12 in the second half. #21 New Mexico (20-8, 10-5) J. Francis A. Letz K. Montgomery J. Vogt B. Kimble L. Black T. E-Nunu D. Marsh J. Briody A. Hartill TEAM 2 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % (17-9, 9-6) F. Muller N. Hitchens S. McCracklin S. Moore S. Holmes K. Simmons B. Thomas K. Lee T. Burries TEAM 9 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % Officials: Randy Campbell, Rick Morris, Randy Coil Technical fouls: #21 New Mexico-None. -None. Attendance: 1008 #21 New Mexico

23 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 23 Game 19 61, TCU 50 February 2, 2006 Las Vegas senior forward Sherry McCracklin turned in her best game of the year, posting season and game-highs of 21 points and 16 rebounds to carry the Lady Rebels to a victory over TCU on Thursday night from the TMC. Sheena Moore also posted 17 points in the win, in which held the lead for almost the entire game. Opening with a halftime advantage, pushed the score to TCU then went on a 7-0 spurt over the next three minutes, and Natasha Lacy s layup gave the Lady Frogs a lead with 13:04 on the clock. Moore answered back with a layup on the other end, and did not trail again. TCU tied the game three more times, the last at with 9:56 to play. The Lady Rebels then went on a 9-2 spurt, ended by a pair of baskets from Moore and a Kameca Simmons layup for a seven-point edge, and the Lady Frogs came no closer then five the rest of the way. The Lady Frogs held an early 4-2 lead, but then went cold, and used a 16-3 run over the next seven minutes to open an 18-5 edge. Leading 22-11, was held to just five points over the final five minutes of the half, and TCU went on an 11-5 spurt to close to entering halftime. McCracklin finished hitting 7-of-9 from the floor, was 7-of-10 at the line, and posted her first double-double of the year to lead. TCU was just 16-of-54 for 29.6%, though they hit 17-of-23 at the line (73.9%). The Lady Rebels shot 39.6% (19-of-48), and were 22-of-32 (68.8%) from the charity stripe. Lacy, the Lady Frogs leading scorer coming into tonight, was held to just six points on 3-of-15 shooting. TCU (11-8, 5-3) L. Butler-Rayford J. Lohse M. Knight N. Lacy A. Ross J. Hejny V. Clementino A. Davis TEAM 8 1 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% - 6.3%, F Throw% % (13-6, 5-3) F. Muller N. Hitchens S. McCracklin S. Moore S. Holmes N. Clark K. Simmons B. Thomas S. Hampton K. Lee TEAM 5 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % Officials: Debbie Adams, Randy Campbell, Cid Garcia Technical fouls: TCU-None. -None. Attendance: 921 TCU #4 TCU Lady Frogs overall 11-5 conference all-time record vs. TCU 1-5, 1-1 in TCU all-time MC Tournament Record First year in league vs. TCU in the MC Tournament Teams have never met in the MC Tournament vs. TCU Highlights Points Sherry McCracklin Sheena Moore TCU Ashley Davis Adrianne Ross Rebounds Sherry McCracklin TCU Natasha Lacy 20.5 ppg 18.5 ppg 12.0 ppg 10.0 ppg 12.5 rpg 8.0 rpg Game Averages TCU 69.0 Points scored % FG% 31.9% 11.7% 3pt FG% 26.7% 37.5 Rebounds Turnovers 18.0 Game 27 TCU 82, 77 (OT) March 4, 2006 Fort orth, Texas Ashley Davis hit two free throws with 0.9 seconds left to send the game into overtime, and TCU took advantage of playing the extra period without two fouled out starters to claim an victory from the Daniel-Meyer Coliseum. actually held a 15-point lead in the first half and led at halftime, but couldn t overcome the Lady Frogs advantage at the line. The Lady Rebels were called for a season-high 33 fouls, to just 16 for the home squad. That resulted in TCU taking 45 free throws, and they made 37 for 82.2%. shot 14-of-19 for 73.7%. Davis trey at 5:49 gave the Lady Frogs their first lead of the game, The game was tight for the last five minutes, and after Andrianne Ross converted a layup for a lead, Sherry McCracklin answered back with one on the other end to tie the game at 68 with 1:03 to play. forced a turnover on the next possession, and Moore missed a layup, but McCracklin grabbed the rebound and was fouled attempting a shot. She nailed both for a lead with 11 seconds to go. TCU missed two shots to tie the game, but on the second rebound, McCracklin was called for a foul with 0.9 seconds to go, her fifth foul. Lacy was hurt on the play. Davis was substituted for her and made both free throws to send it to overtime. opened overtime without McCracklin and Sequoia Holmes, who fouled out with two minutes left in the second half. Moore hit a short jumper to give a lead, but the Lady Rebels missed their last four shots, while the Lady Frogs were sent to the line eight times, and made seven to pull out the victory. (17-10, 9-7) S. Holmes S. McCracklin T. Burries S. Moore N. Hitchens K. Simmons L. Pace F. Muller B. Thomas K. Lee TEAM 3 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % TCU (17-10, 11-6) L. Butler-Rayford A. Davis J. Lohse N. Lacy A. Ross J. Hejny M. Knight V. Clementino M. Rivera TEAM 6 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % Officials: Robert Strong, Carla Fujimoto, Anita Myles Technical fouls: -None. TCU-None. Attendance: 2542 Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Total TCU

24 V omen Game 12 65, yoming 56 January 5, 2006 Las Vegas shot over 62% in the second half and never trailed in the game to snap yoming s eightgame win streak, in the Cox Pavilion. The Lady Rebels held a halftime lead, and scored seven of the first nine points of the second half to stake out to a advantage. The lead grew to 12, 37-25, but foul trouble helped yoming stay in the game. Reaching the bonus just seven minutes into the second half, the Cowgirls hit five straight free throws, and a threepointer brought yoming to within four, with 11:09 to play. Kameca Simmons then took over the game for, scoring four straight points to start a 9-2 spurt for the Lady Rebels, and her three-point play pushed the lead to yoming made a final run in the final five minutes, with five straight points to make the score Two straight baskets from Sheena Moore and Sequoia Holmes moved the lead back to 10, 59-49, and the Cowgirls would come no closer then eight the rest of the way. scored the first five points of the game, and actually held yoming to just single digits on the scoreboard for the first 14 minutes of the game. The Lady Rebels led 24-15, before Sisk scored the last three points of the half to cut the advantage down to six points. Sheena Moore posted 17 points and seven assists, while Sherry McCracklin added 16 points and eight rebounds. Sequoia Holmes also posted 11 points. shot 46% for the game, including 62.5% (15-of-24) in the second half. finished with a season-low 14 turnovers. Hicks paced the Cowgirls with 17 points, while Jodi Bolerjack posted 14 points. yoming (10-2, 0-1) H. Zavecz R. Vanderjagt M. Taylor J. Bolerjack E. Hicks D. Sisk M. McGuffey L. Ewing TEAM 8 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % (9-3, 1-0) F. Muller N. Hitchens S. McCracklin S. Moore S. Holmes K. Simmons L. Pace B. Thomas S. Hampton K. Lee TEAM 7 1 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % Officials: Jack Jones, Sue Kennedy, Anita Myles Technical fouls: yoming-none. -None. Attendance: 656 yoming Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 24 #5 yoming Cowgirls 20-7 overall 10-6 conference all-time record vs. yoming 16-7, 1-1 in yoming all-time MC Tournament Record 1-6 (.143) vs. yoming in the MC Tournament 2005 Tournament (Denver) #5 64, #4 yoming 59 (Quarterfinals) vs. yoming Highlights Points Sherry McCracklin Sheena Moore yoming Jodi Bolerjack Erin Hicks Rebounds Sherry McCracklin yoming Megan McGuffey 16.5 ppg 14.0 ppg 15.5 ppg 12.0 ppg 7.0 ppg 5.5 rpg Game Averages yoming 57.5 Points scored % FG% 35.3% 11.7% 3pt FG% 30.2% 38.0 Rebounds Turnovers 12.5 Game 20 yoming 53, 50 February 4, 2006 Laramie, yo. yoming hit nine three-pointers in the game, including seven in the first half to hand a loss on Feb. 4 in Laramie, yo. Sherry McCracklin was the main star for, leading the team with 17 points. But with 3:48 to play in the game and yoming holding a lead, McCracklin drew a charge and hit her head as she fell to the court. She suffered a concussion, and was sent off to the hospital. hen the game returned to action, Sequoia Holmes s layup tied the game, but after a Cowgirl miss, turned the ball over, and Erin Hicks converted a layup for yoming for a lead with 2:28 to play. struggled to find its offense without McCracklin, coming up scoreless on four straight trips while Hicks made three of six at the line in the final 25 seconds. held the lead the entire first half, twice taking seven-point leads, but yoming s amazing three-point shooting kept them in the game, as the Cowgirls hit 7-of-14 in the first half. A long Jodi Bolerjack trey to open the second half started a 7-0 run from yoming, giving them a edge, and the lead increased to six twice. Sheena Moore s trey and layup cut the edge to After the teams traded baskets, another Bolerjack trey made the score 48-44, but McCracklin countered with a layup with four minutes to play to bring within McCracklin finished with 17 points, six rebounds, and two blocks, while Moore also posted double figures with 11. The Lady Rebels were just one-of-eight (12.5%) from three-point range. Bolerjack was 5-of-7 from three-point range, and finished with 17 points to lead yoming. (13-7, 5-4) F. Muller N. Hitchens S. McCracklin S. Moore S. Holmes K. Simmons B. Thomas K. Lee TEAM 5 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % yoming (15-5, 5-4) H. Zavecz M. McGuffey M. Taylor J. Bolerjack E. Hicks R. Vanderjagt A. Kraft D. Sisk E. Dissen L. Ewing TEAM 5 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % Officials: Robert Strong, Ernest Solis, Randy Coil Technical fouls: -None. yoming-none. Attendance: yoming

25 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 25 Game 17 66, Air Force 56 January 25, 2006 Colorado Springs, Colo. let a 21-point edge evaporate to just three points, but Sequoia Holmes three-point play with 50 seconds to go sparked a 7-0 run to end the game and give the Lady Rebels a win at Air Force on ednesday night from Clune Arena., who led from start-to-finish, hit its first eight shots from the field on the way to a lead. Lady Rebel turnovers kept Air Force close, but the Lady Rebels then ended the half on a 16-4 spurt, and took a lead into halftime. finished the first half shooting 66.7% (16-of-24). The Lady Rebels came out strong to begin the second half, taking its largest lead of the game, with 10:58 on the clock. Again the Falcons fought back into the game due to turnovers, as they forced seven over the next nine minutes and held to just three points. Air Force scored 23 points over the nine-minute span, closed to within with 1:49 to play. On the other end, missed its next two shots, but came up with big offensive rebounds after each miss. Holmes then drove down the right baseline and converted a layup while drawing a foul. Her free throw with 50 seconds on the clock gave a edge. The Lady Rebels then scored four straight points in the final 20 seconds. Sherry McCracklin led four Lady Rebels in double figures with 16 points, while Faye Muller posted her first career double-double, and the first double-double of the year for with 11 points and 12 rebounds. Sheena Moore registered 11 points, and Holmes added 10 points, seven rebounds, and five assists. finished the game 27-of-51 from the floor for 52.9%, held a rebounding edge, and posted 12 steals and four blocks. (12-5, 4-2) S. Holmes F. Muller N. Hitchens S. McCracklin S. Moore K. Simmons B. Thomas K. Lee TEAM 4 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % Air Force 10-8, 1-6 P. Findlay A. Steele E. Jaeschke J. Davis A. Taylor L. Castillo K. Gladysz D. Higginbotham B. Cultra J. Novak TEAM 5 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % Officials: Jack Jones, Sue Kennedy, Carla Fujimoto Technical fouls: -None. Air Force-None. Attendance: Air Force #7 Air Force Falcons overall 4-12 conference all-time record vs. Air Force 18-2, 2-0 in vs. Air For orce Highlights Points Sherry McCracklin Sequoia Holmes Air Force Alecia Steele Pamela Findley Faye Muller Air Force Alecia Steele Air Force all-time MC Tournament Record 0-6 (.000) vs. Air Force in the MC Tournament Teams have never met in the MC Tournament Rebounds 16.5 ppg 11.0 ppg 11.5 ppg 9.0 ppg 7.5 rpg 7.5 rpg Game Averages Air Force 73.0 Points scored % FG% 41.1% 33.3% 3pt FG% 40.0% 37.5 Rebounds Turnovers 16.0 Game 25 80, Air Force 62 February 25, 2006 Las Vegas Four players scored in double figures and jumped out to a 20-point halftime lead on the way to an win over Air Force from the Cox Pavilion. was dominating on offense in the opening 20 minutes, opening up a halftime advantage after shooting 59% (16-of-27). They hit 4-of-7 from three-point range, mostly thanks to Brittney Thomas, who came off the bench and hit her first four shots, including three treys. Air Force held the lead twice early on. ith the score 9-8 in favor of, a 12-4 Lady Rebel run pushed the edge to nine, 21-12, on a Thomas trey at the 12:37 mark. After Air Force answered with a jumper, Thomas nailed another trey to start a 13-3 spurt over the next six minutes. Sequoia Holmes hit one-of-two at the line to give a 17-point lead, 34-17, with five minutes to play, and she again went one-of-two with six seconds to go to push the lead to 20 going into halftime. The Falcons would not go away easily, as they held off every attempt to blow the game open. Air Force scored six straight, including four off turnovers, to come within 12 points, with 6:38 to play in the game. That was the closest the Falcons would come, as slowly increased the lead and held on for the win. Sherry McCracklin finished with 17 points and eight rebounds, while Thomas scored 16. Nikki Hitchens posted 13 points and nine rebounds, and Holmes added 10 points, five rebounds, and four assists. shot 50.9% (29-of-57) for the game. Air Force (12-14, 3-12) P. Findlay A. Steele E. Jaeschke L. Castillo L. Henderson J. Davis D. Higginbotham P. Tuell B. Cultra K. Kreke J. Novak TEAM 4 2 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % (16-9, 8-6) N. Hitchens T. Burries S. McCracklin S. Moore S. Holmes N. Clark K. Simmons F. Muller B. Thomas S. Hampton K. Lee TEAM 4 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % Officials: Rick Ruybalid, Schel Brown, Michelle Russi Technical fouls: Air Force-None. -None. Attendance: 998 Air Force

26 V omen 2006 Mountain est Tournament Notes March 7-11 Denver Page 26 Game 15 67, Colorado State 62 January 18, 2006 Fort Collins, Colo. Sheena Moore scored 19 of her season-high 26 points in the second half to give a win at Colorado State on Jan. 16. The Rams actually held a halftime advantage, but opened the second half on fire scoring eight unanswered points, part of a 19-6 run over the first six and a half minutes that gave the Lady Rebels a edge. hit its first seven attempts from the floor in the second half during the run, including three treys from Moore. led with 9:07 to play before going cold, hitting just two free throws over the next five minutes. Meanwhile CSU cut the edge to with just under four minutes to play. The teams then traded baskets, and after a Dennett free throw brought CSU within two, with a minute to play, Nikki Hitchens converted a layup on the other end while drawing a foul with 36 seconds on the clock. She missed the ensuing free throw, but Sherry McCracklin grabbed the offensive rebound for and was fouled. McCracklin would make one of two at the line for a five-point lead, 63-58, and Moore was four-of-four at the line in the final 23 seconds to give the victory. The Rams took an early 11-3 lead after hitting their first three attempts from behind the arc. The Lady Rebels climbed back into the game and it was close the rest of the half, with two lead changes and six ties, but Colorado State scored the last four points of the first stanza. Moore was 7-12 from the floor, 4-8 from 3- point range, and a perfect 8-8 at the line to lead. Also in double figures was Sequoia Holmes with 15 points and 7 assists, while Colorado native Faye Muller posted a career-high 13 points. (11-4, 3-1) N. Hitchens S. McCracklin F. Muller S. Moore S. Holmes N. Clark K. Simmons B. Thomas S. Hampton K. Lee TEAM 3 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % Colorado State (7-8, 1-3) C. Shepherd M. Dennett L. Thomas S. Hunter V. Espinoza L. Kramer M. Nohr M. Moulton TEAM 3 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % Officials: Jack Jones, Anita Myles, Shelley Nakasone Technical fouls: -None. Colorado State-None. Attendance: Colorado State #8 Colorado State Rams 8-19 overall 2-14 conference all-time record vs. Colorado State 9-14, 2-0 in Colorado State all-time MC Tournament Record 6-5 (.545), 1 championship title (2001) vs. Colorado St Highlights Sheena Moore Sequoia Holmes Colorado State Melissa Dennett Vanessa Espinoza vs. Colorado State in the MC Tournament 2002 Tournament (Las Vegas) #4 72, #1 Colorado State 58 (Semifinals) Points Rebounds Faye Muller Colorado State Melissa Dennett 19.5 ppg 13.0 ppg 21.5 ppg 8.5 ppg 5.5 rpg 8.0 rpg Game Averages Colorado State 70.5 Points scored % FG% 40.4% 37.5% 3pt FG% 29.0% 33.5 Rebounds Turnovers 17.0 Game 23 74, Colorado State 57 February 18, 2006 Las Vegas held Colorado State without a field goal for the first nine minutes of the game, opening up a 19-2 lead, and Sherry McCracklin made a successful return to the court with 15 points to lead the Lady Rebels to a victory on Saturday night from the Cox Pavilion. actually scored the game s first 14 points, and led 19-2 with 11 minutes to paly in the first half. The Rams scored four straight to close with 13, but a seven unanswered points from pushed the edge back to CSU made another 6-0 near the end of the half, and then allowed Sheena Moore to bury a trey at the buzzer to send the Lady Rebels into halftime up CSU cut the edge to 13, with 15:42 left. The Lady Rebels then put the game away with a 21-6 spurt over the next six minutes. Six different players scored for during the run, capped by five straight points from Kisha Lee, with her jumper at 7:53 making the score before the Lady Rebels started to clear the bench. McCracklin finished 5-of-11 from the floor and added six rebounds and four steals in 24 minutes of action. Joining her in double figures off the bench was Lee with 14 and seven rebounds, while Moore added 13 and Sequoia Holmes posted 11. shot 41.8% for the game, was 7-of-18 from three-point range, and made 11-of-14 at the line. The Lady Rebels also held a edge on the boards, and turned the ball over just 14 times. Melissa Dennett paced CSU with 15 points and seven rebounds. Colorado State (8-15, 2-10) M. Dennett L. Thomas S. Hunter V. Espinoza M. Nohr L. Kramer C. Shepherd M. Moulton TEAM 1 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % (15-8, 7-5) F. Muller N. Hitchens T. Burries S. Moore S. Holmes N. Clark K. Simmons B. Halberg S. Burks L. Pace B. Thomas S. Hampton S. McCracklin K. Lee TEAM 7 Totals TOTAL FG% %, 3-Pt. FG% %, F Throw% % Officials: Connie Pardue, Chuck Gonzalez, Laura Rahe Technical fouls: Colorado State-None. -SIMMONS, Kameca. Attendance: 1034 Colorado State