Tiger Tipoff Following Friday s win over Lakeland

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1 DePauw Schedule/Results (26-3) NOVEMBER 20!vs. Washington-St. Louis L !vs. Central W at Anderson W Thomas More (1 ot) L Manchester W DECEMBER 4 *at Rhodes W *at Birmingham-Southern L ROBERT MORRIS-SPRING. W at Baldwin-Wallace W #NORTHLAND W #SAINT MARY S (Ind.) W JANUARY 3 *at Centre W *SEWANEE W *OGLETHORPE W *at Hendrix W *at Millsaps W *SOUTHWESTERN W *TRINITY W *at Austin W *at Colorado College W FEBRUARY 6 *CENTRE W *at Sewanee W *at Oglethorpe W *RHODES W *BIRMINGHAM-SO W $vs. Southwestern W $vs. Rhodes W $vs. Centre W MARCH 5 %vs. Lakeland W %at Hope 7 p.m. *Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference game!illinois Wesleyan Tipoff Costello Memorial Classic at Thomas More #Amy Hasbrook Memorial Tournament $SCAC Championship; Jackson, Miss. %NCAA Division III 1st/2nd Rd.; Holland, Mich STATISTICS DEPAUW PROBABLE STARTERS PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG% FT% F 31 Jenna Fernandez 5-11 Sr. Chesterfield, Mo F 35 Emily Marshall 6-1 Sr. St. Louis, Mo G 20 Brooke Osborne 5-5 Jr. West Point, Ind G 21 Katie Mathews 5-9 Jr. Columbia, Ill G 23 Kate Walker 5-6 Fr. Indianapolis, Ind TOP RESERVES G 10 Lauren Goff 5-7 Jr. Cromwell, Ky G 11 Lindsay Vandivier 5-5 Fr. Franklin, Ind G 14 Kathryn Denbow 5-7 So. Louisville, Ky F 22 Ellie Pearson 5-11 Fr. Madison, Wis F 25 Katie Aldrich 6-1 So. Lexington, Ky F 42 Danielle Boraz 6-0 Sr. Wildwood, Mo Women s Basketball Notes Game 30 Hope College NCAA Division III Second Round #11 DePauw (26-3) at Hope (28-1) Saturday, March 6, p.m. DeVos Fieldhouse Holland, Mich. Tiger Tipoff Following Friday s win over Lakeland in the opening round of the NCAA Division III Championship, #11 DePauw (26-3) takes on host #4 Hope College (28-1) in a second round contest on Saturday, March 6. Tipoff from DeVos Fieldhouse in Holland, Mich., is set for 7 p.m. The second-round winner advances to the round of 16 next Friday where they ll face the winner of the Medaille at Marymount game. Freshman guard Kate Walker scored a careerhigh 15 points and Emily Marshall grabbed 15 rebounds in the Tigers first-round victory. DePauw jumped out to a 16-2 lead in the opening 6:27 and never trailed. The Tigers are making their seventh straight NCAA appearance and 11th in 15 years with an alltime tournament record of DePauw enters the game on a 22-game win streak and earned automatic qualification by winning its ninth Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference title in 12 years with Sunday s victory over Centre. Emily Marshall leads the Tigers with 9.5 points and 9.7 rebounds per game, while Jenna Fernandez and Katie Aldrich follow with 9.4 and 9.3 points, respectively. Walker is the team leader with 2.9 assists, while Brooke Osborne paces the team with 61 threepointers and Lauren Goff follows with 50. This marks the ninth straight time and 12th in the last 14 seasons the Tigers have won at least 22 games. They ve won at least 20 games in 13 of the last 14 seasons and at least 26 in six of the last nine. The Tigers entered the tournament as the nation s leader in rebound margin (+17.1), ranked sixth in fewest turnovers per game (14.0), sixth in scoring margin (+21.8), eighth in scoring defense (50.5), eighth in assist turnover ratio (1.02) and 11th in three-point percentage (36.5). The scoring defense is 3.4 points per game below the school record of 53.9 in Hope is 28-1 after last night s win over Denison. Carrie Snikkers led the Flying Dutch with 21 points and eight rebounds, while Philana Greene dished out six assists and recorded three steals. Snikkers leads Hope with 13.0 points and 7.1 rebounds per game and hits 50.5 percent from the floor. Greene follows with 8.6 points and leads with 3.6 assists and 3.4 steals. The Flying Dutch have won 19 straight after suffering a loss to Carthage in a tournament at Oglethorpe. That loss was the first of eight games which Snikkers missed due to injury. They earned automatic qualification into the NCAA Championship by winning the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association title with a win over Calvin last Saturday. Hope is 19-0 at home this year and has won 60 consecutive home games with the last home loss coming to Calvin by a score on January 13, DePauw Women s Basketball Game Notes 1 AUDIO: WGRE (91.5 FM and < org>) provides coverage locally and on the Internet. The broadcast is available at: <www. depauw.edu/univ/wgre/listen.asp> TOURNAMENT SITE: Official first- and second-round information is available from Hope Colege at: athletics/wbb/10regionals.html SERIES RECORD: Hope leads the all-time series, 5-1. The teams met in the 2006 national quarterfinals with Hope winning by a score and snapping DePauw s 28-game win streak. The Flying Dutch went on to win the national title that year and the Tigers the next. The Tigers only win in the series was in by a score at Kalamazoo College DePauw Head Coach: Kris Huffman Alma Mater: Northern Iowa 90 Career/DPU Record: (17th year) vs. Hope: 1-1 NCAA Record: 19-9 (11th appearance) Hope Head Coach: Brian Morehouse Alma Mater: Hope 91 Career/Hope Record: (14th year) vs. DePauw: 1-1 NCAA Record: 16-8 (10th appearance) TEAM COMPARISON (NCAA Rank as of 3/1) Category DPU HC PPG-Offense 72.6 (27) 74.9 (13) PPG-Defense 50.3 (8) 51.3 (15) Scoring Margin (6) (4) FG% 42.9 (36) 42.0 (66) FG%-Defense 34.6 (44) 32.3 (12) 3Pt% 36.6 (11) 32.4 (104) 3PtFGM/Game 5.9 (89) 6.0 (61) 3Pt%-Defense 29.4 (174) 24.3 (4) FT% 68.0 (197) 70.7 (79) Rebound Margin (1) +5.6 (51) Won-Lost % 89.7 (14) 96.6 (3) Assists/game 14.2 (97) 15.2 (46) Blocked Shots/game 2.1 (300) 6.2 (5) Steals/game 9.9 (174) 16.3 (2) Turnovers/game 13.9 (6) 18.9 (164) Personal Fouls/game 16.2 (156) 17.5 (254) Turnover Margin (49) (9) Assist Turnover Ratio 1.02 (8) 0.81 (71) Media Contact Information Bill Wagner, Director of Sports Information bwagner@depauw.edu Web site: office: mobile:

2 DePauw University Women s Basketball Radio/TV Roster 10 Lauren Goff G 5-7 Jr. Cromwell, Ky. 11 Lindsay Vandivier G 5-5 Fr. Franklin, Ind. 13 Maddie Radcliff G 5-3 Fr. Nashville, Tenn. 14 Kathryn Denbow G 5-7 So. Louisville, Ky. 20 Brooke Osborne G 5-5 Jr. West Point, Ind. 21 Katie Mathews G 5-9 Jr. Columbia, Ill. 22 Ellie Pearson F 5-11 Fr. Madison, Wis. 23 Kate Walker G 5-6 Fr. Indianapolis, Ind. 24 Courtney Lauer G 5-9 Jr. St. Louis, Mo. 25 Katie Aldrich F 6-1 So. Lexington, Ky. 30 Kristin Barrow F 6-1 Sr. Centralia, Ill. 31 Jenna Fernandez F 5-11 Sr. Chesterfield, Mo. 34 Kathleen Molloy G 5-9 Fr. Chicago, Ill. 35 Emily Marshall F 6-1 Sr. St. Louis, Mo. 42 Danielle Boraz F 6-0 Sr. Wildwood, Mo DePauw Women s Basketball Game Notes 2

3 2010 DePauw University Postseason Roster NO NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL 10 Lauren Goff** G 5-7 Jr. Cromwell, Ky. Ohio County 11 Lindsay Vandivier G 5-5 Fr. Franklin, Ind. Franklin Community 13 Maddie Radcliff G 5-3 Fr. Nashville, Tenn. Christ Presbyterian Academy 14 Kathryn Denbow* G 5-7 So. Louisville, Ky. Sacred Heart 20 Brooke Osborne* G 5-5 Jr. West Point, Ind. McCutcheon 21 Katie Mathews** G 5-9 Jr. Columbia, Ill. Nerinx Hall 22 Ellie Pearson F 5-11 Fr. Madison, Wis. West 23 Kate Walker G 5-6 Fr. Indianapolis, Ind. Perry Meridian 24 Courtney Lauer** G 5-9 Jr. St. Louis, Mo. Lutheran South 25 Katie Aldrich* F 6-1 So. Lexington, Ky. Lafayette 30 Kristin Barrow** F 6-1 Sr. Centralia, Ill. Centralia 31 Jenna Fernandez** F 5-11 Sr. Chesterfield, Mo. St. Joseph s Academy 34 Kathleen Molloy G 5-9 Fr. Chicago, Ill. Walter Payton College Prep 35 Emily Marshall*** F 6-1 Sr. St. Louis, Mo. Nerinx Hall 42 Danielle Boraz* F 6-0 Sr. Glencoe, Mo. Lafayette HEAD COACH: Kris Huffman (Northern Iowa 90) ASSISTANT COACHES: Mary Smith, Dana Ferguson, Doug Miller TRAINERS: Rex Call, Roger Dortch-Doan *indicates letters earned PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 11 Lindsay VANDIVIER VAN-duh-ver 14 Kathryn DENBOW DEN-bow (long O) 24 Courtney LAUER LAU-er 25 Katie ALDRICH ALL-drich 30 Kristin BARROW BEAR-oh 34 Kathleen MOLLOY Muh-LOY 42 Danielle BORAZ BORE-az DePauw Women s Basketball Game Notes 3

4 2010 NCAA Division III Women's BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP First Round Second Round Sectionals Semifinals Final Semifinals Sectionals Second Round First Round March 5 March 6 March March 19 March 20 March 19 March March 6 March 5 Amherst (27-0)* Kean (26-1)* Amherst Kean MCLA (18-9) Penn St.-Berks (19-9) Southern Me. (20-8) Tufts (20-5) Southern Me Tufts Rensselaer (17-10) Muhlenberg (21-5) Ithaca (22-5)* Bowdoin (20-6)* DeSales Bowdoin DeSales (18-9) Baruch (23-5) Mt. St. Mary (NY) (22-5) Western Conn. St. (22-5) Williams Western Conn St Williams (18-7) U New England (23-5) Moravian (25-2)* Chris. Newport (28-0)* Utica Chris. Newport Utica (21-6) Wash. & Lee (18-9) Farmingdale St. (25-1) Roanoke (23-3) Gettysburg Roanoke Gettysburg (22-4) McDaniel (20-6) Colby (23-4)* Wm. Paterson (25-2) Colby Mary Washington Husson (19-8) Mary Washington (21-5) Emmanuel (MA) (22-5) Rochester (NY) (19-6)* Babson Rochester Babson (25-3) SUNY Cortland (25-3) George Fox (25-2)* Ill. Wesleyan (26-1)* George Fox Ill. Wesleyan NATIONAL Louisiana Col. (24-2) Franklin ( 21-6) CHAMPION Puget Sound (23-4) Simpson (22-5) Puget Sound Simpson Redlands (22-5) Chicago (19-6) Wis.-Whitewater (20-7)* 3 p.m. Eastern time/2 p.m. Central Wis.-Stevens Point (21-6) Wis.-Whitewater CBS College Sports Network Wis.-Stevens Point St. Thomas (MN) (21-7) Minn.-Morris (19-7) Carthage (22-4) St. Norbert (22-3)* Carthage St. Norbert Northland (18-8) Calvin (24-4) Washington-St. Louis (23-2) Hope (27-1)* Washington-St. Louis Hope Maryville (TN) (22-5) Denison (21-7) Third Place Thomas More (25-3)* March 20 DePauw (25-3) Thomas More DePauw Fontbonne (18-9) Lakeland (22-6) Messiah (23-4)* Marymount (VA) (26-1)* Messiah Marymount Neumann (20-6) Scranton (22-5) Mount Union (24-4) Lebanon Valley (23-4) Mount Union Noon Eastern time/11 a.m. Central time Medaille Wash. & Jeff. (23-4) Medaille (25-2) *indicates host site * First-and second-round & sectional games will are played on the campus of one of the participating institutions DePauw Women s Basketball Game Notes 4

5 KRIS HUFFMAN Head Coach Kris Huffman is in her 17th season as DePauw s head women s basketball coach and is the program s winningest coach with a career record and a mark in conference games. Her.794 winning percentage is the best in DePauw history, ranks ninth all-time among Division III coaches with at least 10 years of Division III head coaching experience and 17th among coaches with at least 10 years of experience at any NCAA level. Since the beginning of the season, the Tigers have amassed a record for an.834 winning percentage which is tops among all NCAA institutions in Indiana and is fourth among the nation s Division III schools. Huffman led the Tigers to a 22-6 overall record, a sixth straight appearance in the NCAA Division III Championship and ninth in the last 13 seasons. The 20-plus win season was the Tigers eighth straight and 12th in the last 13 years. Huffman directed the Tigers to a 28-4 record, a third straight Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference title and a third consecutive NCAA Division III quarterfinal appearance. She earned SCAC Coach of the Year honors for the third straight year and sixth time in 10 seasons. DePauw s appearance in the round of 16 was its sixth in the last 11 seasons and the quarterfinal trip the fourth in the last seven years. She led the Tigers to the University s first national athletic team championship as DePauw defeated Washington-St. Louis by a count at Springfield College on March 17, The championship capped a school-record 31-win campaign against just three losses and a seventh Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference title in nine years. Huffman was named the national coach of the year by D3hoops.com and WDIII News and also earned her fifth SCAC Coach of the Year award. Huffman directed the Tigers to a, then, school-record 29 wins against just two losses and advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals. Huffman was named the Women s Basketball Coaches Association District Coach of the Year for the fourth time and the Tigers won a school-record 28 straight. In , Huffman led the Tigers to the top seed in the SCAC Championship after finishing with the best regular season record in conference play. The Tigers finished second in the SCAC tournament and earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Championship. They finished 23-6 after falling to Calvin in the second round. In , Huffman directed the Tigers to the SCAC title, a berth in the NCAA tournament and a school record-tying 26 wins. Huffman was named the SCAC Coach of the Year for the third time which also marked her fifth conference coach of the year honor overall. The 2002 Tigers finished third at the NCAA Division III Championship and Huffman was named the Division III Coach of the Year by both the WBCA and WDIII News. DePauw won a school-record 26 games that season and lost just four in capturing its sixth straight conference title. They also won a schoolrecord 20 straight during the campaign. On their way to the national semifinals, the Tigers knocked off fourth-ranked Hardin-Simmons and second-ranked Wilmington on consecutive nights. Huffman was named the 2002 SCAC Coach of the Year and also earned WBCA District Coach of the Year honors for the second straight year and third time in four seasons. During the campaign she led the Tigers to a tri-scac championship, was the South Region Coach of the Year and a finalist for Division III Coach of the Year for the second time in three seasons. The Tigers notched a fourth consecutive 20-win season and shared the SCAC title with Hendrix. They also extended their conference win streak to 43 games and set an SCAC record with 25 consecutive wins in that conference. In , their first season as members of the SCAC, the Tigers finished with a perfect 18-0 conference record and a third appearance in four years in the NCAA Division III Championship. The Tigers, seeded first in the South Region, won a second-round home game over Austin College before being eliminated in the round of 16 by eventual national runner-up St. Benedict. The 22-5 season also included a school-record 17-game win streak. Huffman earned SCAC Coach of the Year honors which was her third such conference award in her young career. She also was the South Region Coach of the Year and one of eight finalists for the Division III Coach of the Year award. During the season, Huffman led the Tigers to a then school-record 23 wins against just five losses and the program s second NCAA Division III Championship appearance in three years. The Tigers earned a number two seed DePauw Women s Basketball Game Notes 5 in the Great Lakes Region and beat Baldwin-Wallace in a second-round home game before losing to St. Thomas in the round of 16. The Tigers also captured the regular season and tournament championships in the Indiana Collegiate Athletic Conference and were the first team to win all 10 conference games in a single season. For her efforts she earned her second ICAC Coach of the Year honor in three years. Huffman led the Tigers to a then school-record 22 wins against just four losses in as the Old Gold shared the Indiana Collegiate Athletic Conference title with Hanover. During the season, Huffman was named the ICAC Coach of the Year after directing the Tigers to a 19-7 record and the team s first appearance in the NCAA Division III tournament. In her first season in Greencastle, she led the Tigers to a finish and a tie for second place in the ICAC. A native of Fort Dodge, Iowa, Huffman was named Miss Basketball in Iowa following her senior year in high school when she led her team to a state championship. She then moved on to Division I Northern Iowa where she played basketball and earned a bachelor s degree in community health education. She still is the Panthers career three-point record holder with a.483 percentage, is third with an.817 career free throw percentage and recorded the only triple-double in school history with 12 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists against Eastern Illinois on January 31, Huffman finished as the second all-time leading scorer in school history with 1,294 points and still ranks sixth. Her 322 career assists still rank fifth. She remained at UNI and received a master s degree in health education. Huffman is also an Iowa Women s Basketball Hall of Fame inductee. Huffman served as an assistant coach at Wartburg College where she helped them to four straight appearances in the Division III tournament. In June 2008, Huffman served as a court coach for the 2008 USA Basketball Women s U18 National Team Trials in Colorado Springs, Colo. Huffman is also a part-time instructor in the kinesiology department, a lifefit coordinator and the athletic department s compliance director. She served on the Women s Basketball Coaches Association Board of Directors and the NCAA Division III Women s Basketball Regional Advisory Committee. Kris Huffman Career Head Coaching Highlights Conference Championships Indiana Collegiate Athletic Conference (co-champions), (regular season and tournament) Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference , (co-champions), (tri-champions), , , , , , Conference Coach of the Year Indiana Collegiate Athletic Conference ; Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference ; ; ; , , District Coach of the Year WBCA: 1999, 2001, 2002, 2006 National Coach of the Year WBCA: 2002 WDIII News: 2002, 2007 D3hoops.com: 2007 NCAA Championship appearances 1996, 1998, 1999, 2002 (third), 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 (champions), 2008, 2009, 2010 HUFFMAN S YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD Overall Conference Year W L Pct. W L Pct. Finish tie-2nd th nd tie-1st st st tie-1st tie-1st st nd st nd st st st tie-3rd st Totals

6 TIGER NOTES DePauw is playing in its seventh straight NCAA Division III Championship and 11th in 15 years. The Tigers won the 2007 title, finished third in 2002 and have appeared in the national quarterfinals three of the last four seasons. Current NCAA Appearance Streaks School Consecutive App. 1. Washington-St. Louis Southern Maine Messiah...11 Mt. St. Mary Bowdoin...10 Chapman Scranton DePauw Howard Payne...5 Mary Washington...6 DePauw brings a 19-9 all-time tournament record into tonight s game and has won 12 of its last 15 tournament games. DePauw s 19 tournament wins is tied for 16th on the all-time Division III list and its.679 winning percentage is seventh among schools playing at least 25 games in the tournament. All-Time NCAA Tournament Wins School Yrs W L Pct. 1. Scranton Washington-St. Louis Southern Maine St. Thomas (Minn.) Capital Wis.-Eau Claire Salem St New York U Elizabethtown Bowdoin Wis.-Oshkosh Hope Messiah Millikin Concordia-M head DePauw St. Benedict Kean All-Time NCAA Tournament Winning Percentage (Min. 25 games) School Yrs W L Pct. 1. Washington-St. Louis Capital Wis.-Oshkosh Hope Bowdoin Elizabethtown DePauw Wis.-Eau Claire Scranton Southern Maine The Tigers 26-3 season marks the DePauw s ninth straight season of 22 or more wins and its 13th 20-win season in the last 14 years. The Tigers 25 wins marks the sixth time in the last nine years they ve won at least 26. DePauw s seniors have posted a record which is second in wins in Division III in that time behind Hope s mark. The Tigers.870 winning percentage over the last four years is seventh in Division III. The Tigers finished the season with a 10-0 home record for their fourth straight unbeaten season at the Neal Fieldhouse. DePauw has won a school-record 49 straight at home with the last loss coming by a score to Hope on March 11, 2006, in the national quarterfinals. Kris Huffman is DePauw s all-time leader with 380 coaching wins and an.800 winning percentage. She notched her 350th victory in a win at Birmingham-Southern on February 6, In 17 seasons she s posted a record. When she started prior to the season, DePauw had compiled an all-time record of for a.377 winning percentage. Today the all-time record stands at for a.629 percentage. Kris Huffman Milestone Wins #1 Nov. 27, 1993, vs. Earlham #50 Jan. 14, 1997, vs. Wartburg #100 Jan. 31, 1999, at Centre #150 Nov. 30, 2001, vs. Centre #200 Jan. 26, 2003, vs. Greenville #250 Feb. 26, 2005, at Rhodes #300 March 3, 2007, vs. Denison #350 Feb. 6, 2009, at Birmingham-So. Since the beginning of the season, DePauw teams have posted a record for an.838 winning percentage which ranks fourth in Division III in that time in both wins and winning percentage. Southern Maine has won 388 games during that time and Washington-St. Louis leads with an.873 winning percentage. Two of DePauw s three losses this year came to Washington-St. Louis (23-2/ranked 6th) by a score in the season opener and at Thomas More (25-3/ranked 13th) by a count in overtime in the season s fourth game. The Tigers finished the regular season by winning an SCAC-record 54 straight conference home games with the last loss coming to Trinity by a score on January 17, DePauw has posted an 88-4 home SCAC record since beginning conference play in Against the tournament field, DePauw posted an 0-2 regular season record with losses to Washington-St. Louis and Thomas More. DePauw has received votes in 165 of the 169 D3hoops.com Top 25 polls conducted since its inception in 1999 and has been ranked in the top times. Senior forward Emily Marshall was a first team all-scac selection after earning third team honors last year. Senior forward Jenna Fernandez was a second team choice as she was in 2008 and sophomore forward Katie Aldrich earned third team distinction. Junior guard Katie Mathews was named the conference s Defensive Player of the Year marking the fourth time in the last five years a DePauw player has earned the honor. The Tigers have only been outrebounded in one game this season. DePauw s rebound margin of entering the tournament led Division III. Hardin-Simmons wass second at The Tigers are 26-2 this season when leading at the half and during Huffman s tenure. When DePauw commits fewer turnovers than their opponents, they are 20-0 this year. When the Tigers outrebound the opposition they re While shooting.680 from the line this season, the Tigers shoot.719 over the final three minutes of contests. The Tigers bench averages 30.3 of DePauw s 72.6 points per game and outscores the opposition s bench by an average margin of 16.4 points per game. The Tigers are averaging 18.4 offensive rebounds per game and Emily Marshall is averaging 4.8 on the offensive glass. DePauw s top-four finishes at NCAA Division III Championships Finish Sport Year 1st Women s Basketball nd Women s Golf nd Women s Golf nd Men s Basketball rd Women s Basketball rd Men s Basketball rd Women s Golf rd Women s Golf rd Women s Golf rd Women s Golf rd Men s Golf th Women s Golf DePauw Women s Basketball Game Notes 6

7 In DePauw s SCAC championship game win over Centre, Emily Marshall broke her own single-season rebounding record of 262 set last year. Marshall now has 280. She became DePauw s career rebounding leader in the January 3 win at Centre and has totaled 933 in her career. She s recorded 467 career offensive rebounds and 466 on the defensive glass. DePauw outscores the opposition in the first half of games this year with Brooke Osborne averaging 6.0 points over the opening 20 minutes of games and shooting 43.1 percent from three-point range. Of Osborne s 61 three-pointers, 47 have come in the first halves of games. DePauw enters the game on a 22-game win streak with the last loss coming on December 6 at Birmingham-Southern. It marks the Tigers second longest streak in school history. DePauw s 28-game streak in was snapped by Hope in the 2006 NCAA quarterfinals. Hope won the 2006 national title. DePauw s Longest Win Streaks (current) The Tigers are on pace to set the school record for lowest opponent scoring average. DePauw has allowed the opposition an average of just 50.3 points per game while the school record is 53.9 set in In DePauw s three losses opponents have shot 40.7 percent from the field while they ve hit just 33.8 percent in the 26 DePauw wins. DePauw averaged 19.3 turnovers in their three losses and only 13.2 in their 26 wins. Emily Marshall has started in a DePauwrecord 118 games in her career. She came off the bench in the first five games of her collegiate career, but has started the last 117. DePauw is shooting.680 from the free throw line which is their lowest percentage since the season. Each of the last nine DePauw teams have finished the season shooting over.700 from the line. Indiana NCAA Women s Basketball Records ( through through 3/1) School W L Pct 1. DePauw Notre Dame Purdue Southern Indiana Franklin Indianapolis Valparaiso Ball State Hanover Oakland City Indiana NCAA Women s Basketball Records ( through through 3/1) School W L Pct. 1. DePauw Indianapolis Notre Dame Purdue Butler Ball State Franklin Indiana Manchester Southern Indiana NCAA Division III Women s Basketball Records ( through through 3/5) By Wins W L Pct 1. Southern Maine Scranton Washington (Mo.) DePauw Hope Baldwin-Wallace Messiah Mt. St. Mary Emmanuel St. Benedict By Winning % W L Pct 1. Washington (Mo.) Southern Maine Scranton DePauw Hope St. Benedict Messiah Mt. St. Mary Baldwin-Wallace NCAA Division III Women s Basketball Records ( through through 3/5) By Wins W L Pct 1. Hope DePauw Howard Payne Illinois Wesleyan Kean Messiah Mary Washington Thomas More George Fox Cortland State By Winning % W L Pct 1. Hope Illinois Wesleyan Thomas More Howard Payne Messiah George Fox DePauw Kean Mary Washington Cortland State NOTABLE DEPAUW ALUMNI Karen Koning AbuZayd 63, Commissioner-General, U.N.Relief & Works Agency James Alling 83, President, Starbucks International Robert Apatoff 80, CEO, Rand McNally Bret Baier 92, Host of Special Report with Bret Baier on FOX News Channel Timothy Collins 78, Founder of Ripplewood Holdings Newton Crenshaw 85, President, Eli Lilly & Co., Japan Janet Risi Field 81, President and CEO, Independent Purchasing Cooperative, Inc. Lee Hamilton 52, Former Congressman and Vice Chair of the 9/11 Commission Angie Hicks 95, Founder of Angie s List John Jakes 53, Novelist Vernon Jordan 57, Senior Managing Director, Lazard Freres & Co., LLC Percy Lavon Julian 20, Chemist, Scholar, Entrepreneur, Civic Leader, and Humanitarian Barbara Kingsolver 77, Novelist Ferid Murad 58, 1998 Nobel Prize Winner in Medicine The Honorable Dan Quayle 69, 44th United States Vice President; Chairman, Cerberus Global Investments, LLC Steven Rales 73, Chairman, Danaher Corporation Bill Rasmussen 54, Founder of ESPN Steve Sanger 68, Chairman and former CEO, General Mills, Inc. Tim Solso 69, CEO and Chairman, Cummins, Inc. Brad Stevens 99, Head Men s Basketball Coach Butler University James Stewart 73, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author and Editor-at-Large for Smart Money DePauw Women s Basketball Game Notes 7

8 DePauw Miscellaneous Statistics D3hoops.com Top 25 (March 1) DePauw Season/Career Totals Career Double-digit scoring Jenna Fernandez 14 (13-1) 41 (39-2) Emily Marshall 12 (11-1) 39 (35-4) Katie Aldrich 12 (12-0) 20 (18-2) Brooke Osborne 12 (10-2) 20 (17-3) Katie Mathews 10 (9-1) 25 (22-3) Kate Walker 7 (7-0) 7 (7-0) Lauren Goff 4 (3-1) 9 (8-1) Danielle Boraz 1 (1-0) 6 (5-1) Kathryn Denbow 1 (1-0) 2 (1-1) Lindsay Vandivier 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) Ellie Pearson 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) 20+-point games Emily Marshall 3 (2-1) 3 (2-1) Katie Aldrich 2 (2-0) 3 (3-0) Jenna Fernandez 1 (1-0) 8 (8-0) Katie Mathews 1 (0-1) 3 (2-1) 10+-rebound games Emily Marshall 15 (13-2) 34 (28-6) Jenna Fernandez 2 (2-0) 6 (6-0) Ellie Pearson 2 (2-0) 2 (2-0) Katie Aldrich 1 (1-0) 2 (2-0) Danielle Boraz 0 (0-0) 2 (2-0) Katie Mathews 0 (0-0) 1 (1-0) 5+-assist games Kate Walker 4 (4-0) 4 (4-0) Katie Mathews 2 (2-0) 12 (10-2) Lauren Goff 2 (2-0) 2 (2-0) Brooke Osborne 2 (2-0) 2 (2-0) Kathryn Denbow 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) 4+-steal games Jenna Fernandez 3 (3-0) 5 (5-0) Lauren Goff 2 (2-0) 2 (2-0) Katie Mathews 2 (2-0) 2 (2-0) Katie Aldrich 1 (1-0) 2 (2-0) Ellie Pearson 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) Kate Walker 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) Tammy Taylor 0 (0-0) 1 (0-1) 3+-blocked shot games Emily Marshall 1 (0-1) 1 (0-1) Jenna Fernandez 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) Double-doubles Emily Marshall 7 (6-1) 15 (12-3) Jenna Fernandez 1 (1-0) 3 (3-0) Katie Aldrich 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) Ellie Pearson 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) Danielle Boraz 0 (0-0) 1 (1-0) Katie Mathews 0 (0-0) 1 (1-0) Scoring Leader Katie Aldrich 9 (9-0) 10 (10-0) Jenna Fernandez 7 (7-0) 19 (19-0) Brooke Osborne 5 (3-2) 7 (5-2) Kate Walker 5 (5-0) 5 (5-0) Emily Marshall 4 (4-0) 13 (10-3) Katie Mathews 3 (2-1) 10 (8-2) Lauren Goff 0 (0-0) 3 (3-0) Danielle Boraz 1 (1-0) 3 (3-0) Rebounding Leader Emily Marshall 21 (19-2) 56 (47-9) Ellie Pearson 5 (4-1) 5 (4-1) Katie Aldrich 3 (3-0) 6 (6-0) Jenna Fernandez 2 (2-0) 15 (12-3) Kate Walker 2 (2-0) 2 (2-0) Danielle Boraz 1 (1-0) 3 (3-0) Kristin Barrow 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) Katie Mathews 0 (0-0) 2 (2-0) Tammy Taylor 0 (0-0) 1 (0-1) Brooke Osborne 0 (0-0) 1 (1-0) Assists Leader Kate Walker 14 (11-3) 14 (11-3) Katie Mathews 11 (11-0) 11 (11-0) Brooke Osborne 8 (6-2) 8 (6-2) Emily Marshall 3 (3-0) 3 (3-0) Lauren Goff 3 (3-0) 3 (3-0) Ellie Pearson 2 (1-1) 2 (1-1) Kathryn Denbow 2 (2-0) 2 (2-0) Jenna Fernandez 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) DePauw s Record When... Under Huffman Overall Record Overall Home Away Neutral SCAC Record Overall SCAC Games Home SCAC Games Road SCAC Games Halftime Scores Leading at halftime Trailing at halftime Tied at halftime Leading at halftime at home Trailing at halftime at home Tied at halftime at home Leading at halftime on road Trailing at halftime on road Tied at halftime on road Field Goal Percentage DePauw 50% or better DePauw % DePauw less than 40% Opponent 50% or better Opponent 40%-49.99% Opponent less than 40% Three-pointers DePauw makes more than DePauw makes 5-8 threes DePauw makes 1-4 threes DePauw does not make a three Opponent makes more than Opponent makes 5-8 threes Opponent makes 1-4 threes Opponent does not make a three Rebounding Outrebounds opponent Outrebounded by opponent Rebounds are equal Turnovers DePauw fewer TOs than opp DePauw more TOs than opp DePauw commits same TOs Scoring Scoring below 50 points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring 100+ points Opponent below 50 points Opponent points Opponent points Opponent points Opponent points Opponent points Opponent 100+ points By Month November December January February March Overtime games School Rec. Pts. Last 1. Amherst (21) Kean (3) Illinois Wesleyan (1) Hope George Fox Washington U Marymount Moravian William Paterson Christopher Newport DePauw Calvin Thomas More Carthage Puget Sound Louisiana College Messiah Scranton Lebanon Valley Colby Farmingdale State Chicago UW-Stevens Point Washington and Jefferson St. Norbert USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES POLL (March 2) School Rec. Pts Last 1. Amherst (7) Kean Illinois Wesleyan Hope George Fox Washington (Mo.) Marymount Christopher Newport Moravian William Paterson DePauw Calvin Thomas More Louisiana College Puget Sound Carthage Messiah Scranton T Mount Union Colby Tufts Lebanon Valley T Chicago T Washington & Jefferson T Farmingdale State NR DePauw Rankings Week-by-Week D3hoops.com Coaches Preseason /24 No poll 13 11/30-12/1 RV 20 12/7-8 RV RV 12/ /28 No poll 1/4-5 1/11-12 RV 1/18-19 RV 1/ / / / / / DePauw has received votes in 165 of the 169 D3hoops.com Top 25 polls and has been ranked in the top times. DePauw record in such games in () DePauw Women s Basketball Game Notes 8

9 DePauw Women s Basketball Season/Career Highs CAREER 10-Lauren Goff Pts 18 vs. Robt. Morris-Spring., 12/11/09 19 at Hendrix, 1/25/09 Reb 4 at Birmingham-Southern, 12/6/ times most recent at Birm.-So., 12/6/09 Ast 6 vs. St. Mary s, 12/30/09 6 vs. St. Mary s, 12/30/09 Blk 0 0 Stl 5 at Oglethorpe, 2/14/10 5 at Oglethorpe, 2/14/10 5 at Austin, 1/29/10 5 at Austin, 1/29/10 Min 29 at Birmingham-Southern, 12/6/09 29 at Birmingham-Southern, 12/6/ CAREER 24-Courtney Lauer Pts 4 vs. Southwestern, 1/22/10 7 vs. Olivet, 11/16/07 Reb 3 at Sewanee, 2/12/ times most recently at Sewanee, 2/12/10 Ast 2 vs. Northland, 12/29/09 2 vs. Northland, 12/29/09 Blk 1 vs. Birmingham-So., 2/21/ times most recently vs. Birmingham-So., 2/21/10 Stl 1 at Austin, 1/29/10 1 at Austin, 1/29/10 Min 8 at Austin, 1/29/10 11 at Augustana, 12/13/08 11-Lindsay Vandivier Pts 12 vs. Sewanee, 1/8/10 12 vs. Sewanee, 1/8/10 Reb 4 vs. St. Mary s, 12/30/09 4 vs. St. Mary s, 12/30/09 Ast 2-3 times 2-3 times most recent vs. Southwestern, 2/26/10 most recent vs. Southwestern, 2/26/10 Blk 0 0 Stl 1-7 times 1-7 times most recent vs. Southwestern, 1/22/10 most recent vs. Southwestern, 1/22/10 Min 18 at Millsaps, 1/17/10 18 at Millsaps, 1/17/10 18 vs. Manchester, 11/29/09 18 vs. Manchester, 11/29/09 13-Maddie Ratcliff Pts 5 at Sewanee, 2/12/10 5 at Sewanee, 2/12/10 Reb 2 at Baldwin-Wallace, 12/21/09 2 at Baldwin-Wallace, 12/21/09 Ast 1-4 times 1-4 times most recent at Austin, 1/29/10 most recent at Austin, 1/29/10 Blk 1 vs. Manchester, 11/29/09 1 vs. Manchester, 11/29/09 Stl 1-5 times 1-5 times most recent at Millsaps, 1/17/10 most recent at Millsaps, 1/17/10 Min 9 vs. Northland, 12/29/09 9 vs. Northland, 12/29/09 9 vs. Robt. Morris-Spring., 12/11/09 9 vs. Robt. Morris-Spring., 12/11/09 14-Kathryn Denbow Pts 10 vs. Southwestern, 2/26/10 10 vs. Southwestern, 2/26/10 10 vs. Trinity, 2/28/09 Reb 6 vs. Centre, 2/6/10 6 vs. Centre, 2/6/10 Ast 5 vs. Centre, 2/28/10 5 vs. Centre, 2/28/10 Blk 1 at Millsaps, 1/17/10 1 at Millsaps, 1/17/10 1 at Millsaps, 1/23/09 Stl 3 at Colorado College, 1/30/10 3 at Colorado College, 1/30/10 Min 21 vs. Lakeland, 3/5/10 23 vs. Trinity, 2/28/09 21 at Rhodes, 12/4/09 20-Brooke Osborne Pts 16 vs. Robt. Morris-Spring., 12/11/09 16 vs. Robt. Morris-Spring., 12/11/09 16 at Birmingham-Southern, 12/6/09 16 at Birmingham-Southern, 12/6/09 Reb 4 at Baldwin-Wallace, 12/21/09 8 at Millsaps, 1/23/09 4 at Thomas More, 11/28/09 Ast 5 vs. Centre, 2/28/10 5 vs. Centre, 2/28/10 5 vs. Robt. Morris-Spring., 12/11/09 5 vs. Robt. Morris-Spring., 12/11/09 Blk 0 0 Stl 3 vs. Rhodes, 2/19/10 3 vs. Rhodes, 2/19/10 3 vs. Central, 11/21/09 3 vs. Central, 11/21/09 Min 30 vs. Centre, 2/28/10 30 vs. Centre, 2/28/10 21-Katie Mathews Pts 22 at Thomas More, 11/28/09 22 at Thomas More, 11/28/09 22 vs. Baldwin-Wallace, 12/22/08 Reb 7 at Rhodes, 12/4/09 11 vs. Austin, 1/16/09 Ast 7 vs. Sewanee, 1/8/10 8 vs. Lehman, 11/28/08 Blk 2 vs. Birmingham-So., 2/21/10 2 vs. Birmingham-So., 2/21/10 2 vs. Sewanee, 1/4/08 Stl 5 vs. Southwestern, 2/26/10 5 vs. Southwestern, 2/26/10 Min 42 at Thomas More, 11/28/09 42 at Thomas More, 11/28/09 22-Ellie Pearson Pts 10 vs. Lakeland, 3/5/10 10 vs. Lakeland, 3/5/10 Reb 12 vs. Central, 11/21/09 12 vs. Central, 11/21/09 Ast 3 vs. Centre, 2/28/10 3 vs. Centre, 2/28/10 3 vs. St. Mary s, 12/30/09 3 vs. St. Mary s, 12/30/09 Blk 2 vs. Rhodes, 2/19/10 2 vs. Rhodes, 2/19/10 2 at Thomas More, 11/28/09 2 at Thomas More, 11/28/09 Stl 5 vs. Southwestern, 1/22/10 5 vs. Southwestern, 1/22/10 Min 24 at Thomas More, 11/28/09 24 at Thomas More, 11/28/09 23-Kate Walker Pts 15 vs. Lakeland, 3/5/10 15 vs. Lakeland, 3/5/10 Reb 7 vs. Birmingham-So., 2/21/10 7 vs. Birmingham-So., 2/21/10 7 at Sewanee, 2/12/10 7 at Sewanee, 2/12/10 Ast 6 vs. Rhodes, 2/27/10 6 vs. Rhodes, 2/27/10 6 vs. Central, 11/21/09 6 vs. Central, 11/21/09 Blk 1 at Hendrix, 1/15/10 1 at Hendrix, 1/15/10 Stl 4 vs. St. Mary s, 12/30/09 4 vs. St. Mary s, 12/30/09 Min 29 vs. Trinity, 1/23/10 29 vs. Trinity, 1/23/10 29 at Thomas More, 11/28/09 29 at Thomas More, 11/28/09 25-Katie Aldrich Pts 23 vs. Oglethorpe, 1/10/10 23 vs. Oglethorpe, 1/10/10 Reb 13 vs. Oglethorpe, 1/10/10 13 vs. Oglethorpe, 1/10/10 Ast 2 at Millsaps, 1/17/10 2 at Millsaps, 1/17/10 2 vs. Sewanee, 1/8/10 2 vs. Sewanee, 1/8/10 Blk 1-4 times 2 at Hendrix, 1/25/09 most recent vs. Centre, 2/28/10 Stl 4 at Centre, 1/3/10 4 at Centre, 1/3/10 4 vs. Schreiner, 11/29/08 Min 27 at Thomas More, 11/28/09 27 at Thomas More, 11/28/09 30-Kristin Barrow Pts 6 at Austin, 1/29/10 6 at Austin, 1/29/10 Reb 5 at Millsaps, 1/17/ times most recent at Millsaps, 1/17/10 Ast 2 vs. Birmingham-So., 2/21/10 2 vs. Birmingham-So., 2/21/10 2 vs. Sewanee, 1/8/10 2 vs. Sewanee, 1/8/10 Blk 1 vs. Sewanee, 1/8/ times most recent vs. Sewanee, 1/8/10 Stl 1-3 times 1-8 times most recent vs. Birmingham-So., 2/21/10 most recent vs. Birmingham-So., 2/21/10 Min 10 at Austin, 1/29/10 12 at Millsaps, 1/23/09 31-Jenna Fernandez Pts 21 at Centre, 1/3/10 32 vs. Augustana, 12/5/2007 Reb 11 vs. Birmingham-So., 2/21/10 15 at Colorado College, 1/18/08 11 vs. Centre, 2/6/10 Ast 2 vs. Southwestern, 1/22/ times 2 vs. Sewanee, 1/8/10 most recent vs. Southwestern, 1/22/10 Blk 3 at Austin, 1/29/10 3 at Austin, 1/29/10 Stl 5 vs. Oglethorpe, 1/10/10 5 vs. Oglethorpe, 1/10/10 5 vs. Centre, 2/16/08 Min 31 vs. Manchester, 11/29/09 35 at Wis.-Whitewater, 3/15/08 35 vs. Messiah, 12/21/07 34-Kathleen Molloy Pts 3 at Millsaps, 1/17/10 3 at Millsaps, 1/17/10 Reb 3 vs. Oglethorpe, 1/10/10 3 vs. Oglethorpe, 1/10/10 Ast 2 at Sewanee, 2/12/10 2 at Sewanee, 2/12/10 Blk 0 0 Stl 1 vs. Oglethorpe, 1/10/10 1 vs. Oglethorpe, 1/10/10 1 vs. St. Mary s, 12/30/09 1 vs. St. Mary s, 12/30/09 Min 11 at Austin, 1/29/10 11 at Austin, 1/29/10 35-Emily Marshall Pts 20-3 times 20-3 times most recent vs. Sewanee, 1/8/10 most recent vs. Sewanee, 1/8/10 Reb 17 at Thomas More, 11/28/09 20 vs. Trinity, 1/30/09 Ast 4 at Baldwin-Wallace, 12/21/09 4 at Baldwin-Wallace, 12/21/09 Blk 3 at Hendrix, 1/15/10 3 at Hendrix, 1/15/10 3 at Thomas More, 11/28/09 3 at Thomas More, 11/28/09 Stl 3 at Oglethorpe, 2/14/ times 3 at Baldwin-Wallace, 12/21/09 most recent at Oglethorpe, 2/14/10 Min 34 at Thomas More, 11/28/09 34 at Thomas More, 11/28/09 42-Danielle Boraz Pts 12 vs. Southwestern, 2/26/10 15 at Sewanee, 12/7/08 Reb 7 vs. Southwestern, 1/22/10 15 vs. Baldwin-Wallace, 12/22/08 Ast 1-9 times 2 vs. Centre, 1/4/09 most recent vs. Lakeland, 3/5/10 Blk 1 vs. Southwestern, 1/22/10 2 at Centre, 2/14/09 1 at Rhodes, 12/4/09 Stl 1-6 times 2-3 times most recent at Sewanee, 2/12/10 Min 18 at Rhodes, 12/4/09 24 at Oglethorpe, 12/5/ DePauw Women s Basketball Game Notes 9

10 POINTS Amy Argetsinger Carla Weaver Kelly Morrison Cassie Pruzin Susan Bender Marlene McQueary Liz Bondi Sarah Zondor Seana Murphy Carrie Magee Gretchen Haehl Jenny Bauer Ginny McCracken Emily Marshall Lindsey Rush Sarah MacKay Jenna Fernandez Suzy Doughty Michele Daily Brenda Simmons Dana Ferguson Jenn Hein Ann Hall Angela Kingsley Jenny Hession SCORING AVERAGE Becky Ragsdale Liz Bondi Carla Weaver Marlene McQueary Jenny Bauer Kelly Morrison Amy Argetsinger Jenny Hession Ginny McCracken Sarah Zondor FIELD GOALS Carla Weaver Amy Argetsinger Marlene McQueary Liz Bondi Susan Bender Kelly Morrison Carrie Magee Cassie Pruzin Ginny McCracken Seana Murphy FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Marlene McQueary Cassie Pruzin Carla Weaver Carrie Magee Susan Bender Kelly Morrison Amy Argetsinger Jenny Bauer Sarah Zondor Ginny McCracken FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 150 made) Amy Hasbrook Colleen Powers Liz Bondi Meredith Miles Dana Ferguson Kelly Bailey Amy Argetsinger Seana Murphy Emily Marshall Carla Weaver Bridget Bailey Katie Aldrich DePauw Women s Basketball Career Leaders THREE-POINTERS MADE Cassie Pruzin Kelly Morrison Gretchen Haehl Sarah Zondor Tria Yoder Brooke Osborne Lindsey Rush Kalei Lowes Sarah MacKay Donna Roy Lauren Goff THREE-POINT ATTEMPTS Cassie Pruzin Kelly Morrison Gretchen Haehl Sarah Zondor Donna Roy Brooke Osborne Tria Yoder Kalei Lowes Lindsey Rush Lauren Goff THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE (Min. 50 made) Kelly Morrison Jordan Cuddy Gretchen Haehl Lindsey Rush Sarah MacKay Tria Yoder Caitlin McGonigal Sarah Zondor Lauren Goff Cassie Pruzin Amy Argetsinger FREE THROWS MADE Amy Argetsinger Dana Ferguson Carla Weaver Susan Bender Suzy Doughty Kelly Morrison Michele Daily Liz Bondi Cassie Pruzin Emily Marshall FREE THROW ATTEMPTS Amy Argetsinger Dana Ferguson Susan Bender Suzy Doughty Carla Weaver Michele Daily Liz Bondi Seana Murphy Kelly Morrison Brenda Simmons FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 100 made) Carla Weaver Lindsey Rush Sarah Zondor Kelly Morrison Gretchen Haehl Jamie Selip Ann Hall Cassie Pruzin Dana Ferguson Amy Argetsinger REBOUNDS Emily Marshall Seana Murphy Ginny McCracken Amy Hasbrook Lindsay Houin Cathy McCracken Brenda Simmons Amy Argetsinger Cassie Pruzin Susan Bender REBOUND AVERAGE (min 50 GP) Ginny McCracken Seana Murphy Suzanne Miller Emily Marshall Cathy McCracken Amy Hasbrook Jenny Hession Brenda Simmons Liz Bondi Kelly Bailey ASSISTS Suzy Doughty Cassie Pruzin Gretchen Haehl Susan Bender Carla Weaver Jamie Selip Tria Yoder Michele Daily Marlene McQueary Sarah MacKay BLOCKED SHOTS Kelly Bailey Bridget Bailey Jenn Hein Liz Bondi Suzanne Miller Emily Marshall Jenna Fernandez Ginny McCracken Brenda Simmons Mary Hand STEALS Suzy Doughty Cassie Pruzin Marlene McQueary Susan Bender Carla Weaver Gretchen Haehl Alenka Hren Jenny Hession Michele Daily Liz Bondi Caitlin McGonigal GAMES Kalei Lowes Gretchen Haehl Emily Marshall Cassie Pruzin Suzy Doughty Lindsay Houin Amy Argetsinger Caitlin McGonigal Tria Yoder Kim Weigle Kelly Morrison GAMES STARTED Emily Marshall Cassie Pruzin Susan Bender Amy Argetsinger Seana Murphy Kalei Lowes Carla Weaver Suzy Doughty Lindsay Houin Jamie Selip DePauw Women s Basketball Game Notes 10

11 DePauw Women s Basketball Single-Season Leaders POINTS Liz Bondi Liz Bondi Kelly Morrison Jenna Fernandez Cassie Pruzin Sarah Zondor Carla Weaver Amy Argetsinger Amy Argetsinger Sarah Zondor SCORING AVERAGE Kelly Morrison Liz Bondi Carla Weaver Becky Ragsdale Sarah Zondor Lindsey Rush Liz Bondi Marlene McQueary Carla Weaver Jenny Bauer FIELD GOALS MADE Jenna Fernandez Liz Bondi Liz Bondi Carla Weaver Sarah Zondor Carrie Magee Kelly Morrison Marlene McQueary Amy Argetsinger Amy Argetsinger FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Jenna Fernandez Carrie Magee Becky Ragsdale Marlene McQueary Liz Bondi Lindsey Rush Marlene McQueary Sarah Zondor Cassie Pruzin Liz Bondi FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 75 made) Amy Hasbrook (78-119) Seana Murphy ( ) Liz Bondi ( ) Liz Bondi ( ) Seana Murphy (95-170) Caitlin McGonigal (92-166) Dana Ferguson ( ) Carla Weaver ( ) Amy Argetsinger ( ) Emily Marshall ( ) Angela Kingsley ( ) Meredith Miles ( ) Katie Aldrich ( ) THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS Kelly Morrison Cassie Pruzin Cassie Pruzin Brooke Osborne Cassie Pruzin Kelly Morrison Lauren Goff Lindsey Rush Jordan Cuddy Lauen Goff Tria Yoder THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Cassie Pruzin Cassie Pruzin Kelly Morrison Brooke Osborne Cassie Pruzin Lauren Goff Tria Yoder Kelly Morrison Lindsey Rush Jordan Cuddy THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE (min. 25 made) Kelly Morrison (84-167) Kelly Morrison (59-120) Kalei Lowes (38-80) Jordan Cuddy (34-72) Gretchen Haehl (43-93) Tria Yoder (30-66) Gretchen Haehl (39-88) Sarah Zondor (42-95) Joanne Garner (25-59) Lindsey Rush (50-119) Jordan Cuddy (50-119) FREE THROWS MADE Dana Ferguson Amy Argetsinger Liz Bondi Amy Argetsinger Liz Bondi Carla Weaver Michele Daily Cassie Pruzin Sarah MacKay Susan Bender FREE THROW ATTEMPTS Dana Ferguson Amy Argetsinger Liz Bondi Liz Bondi Michele Daily Amy Argetsinger Carla Weaver Cassie Pruzin Suzy Doughty Dana Ferguson FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (min. 50 made) Kelly Morrison (78-90) Carla Weaver (62-72) Michele Daily (54-63) Gretchen Haehl (62-73) Carla Weaver (83-97) Susan Bender (77-91) Dana Ferguson ( ) Sarah Zondor (78-93) Cassie Pruzin (58-70) Cassie Pruzin (90-110) REBOUNDS Emily Marshall Emily Marshall Kelly Bailey Amy Hasbrook Seana Murphy Amy Hasbrook Ginny McCracken Liz Bondi Amy Hasbrook Lindsay Houin Wendy Ritter REBOUNDING AVERAGE (min. 10 games) Ginny McCracken (20 games) Wendy Ritter (22 games) Emily Marshall (29 games) Amy Hasbrook (25 games) Emily Marshall (28 games) Cathy McCracken (23 games) Ginny McCracken (15 games) Kelly Bailey (28 games) Suzanne Miller (18 games) Ginny McCracken (22 games) ASSISTS Suzy Doughty Michele Daily Cassie Pruzin Cassie Pruzin Suzy Doughty Gretchen Haehl Susan Bender Mandy Harrison Gretchen Haehl Suzie Carlson BLOCKED SHOTS Kelly Bailey Bridget Bailey Kelly Bailey Bridget Bailey Jenn Hein Karla Riessler Bridget Bailey Liz Bondi Suzanne Miller Jenn Hein STEALS Suzy Doughty Marlene McQueary Cassie Pruzin Suzy Doughty Jenny Hession Becky Ragsdale Kristi Moore Susan Bender Susan Bender Marlene McQueary GAMES PLAYED Kalei Lowes Emily Marshall Cassie Pruzin Caitlin McGonigal Gretchen Haehl Suzy Doughty Gwen Haehl Jenna Fernandez Emily Marshall Cassie Pruzin Kalei Lowes Andrea Travelstead Katie Mathews Gwen Haehl Liz Bondi GAMES STARTED Kalei Lowes Cassie Pruzin Liz Bondi Suzy Doughty Jenna Fernandez Emily Marshall Cassie Pruzin Kalei Lowes Gretchen Haehl Suzy Doughty Kalei Lowes Lindsay Houin Liz Bondi DePauw Women s Basketball Game Notes 11