Game #5. News & Notes Dec. 2, 2000 The Coppin State Game. Women s Basketball Schedule. Wake Forest (3-1) vs. Coppin State (2-2)

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1 Game #5 Wake Forest (3-1) vs. Coppin State (2-2) Saturday, Dec. 2, :00 pm Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum (14,407) Winston-Salem, NC Broadcast: The voice of Wake Forest women s basketball, Tom Hart, will call the action on WTRU-830 AM in Winston-Salem. Records: WFU is 3-1 overall and riding a two-game winning streak after posting a midweek road victory at Richmond on Thursday. Coppin State is off to a 2-2 start this season, having lost last Sunday to Virginia Commonwealth on the road. The Series: This is only the second meeting between the two teams. Wake Forest won the first meeting , at home in the season. The Coaches: Wake Forest head coach Charlene Curtis is in her fourth season with the Deacs, with a record at the school. She has a career record in her 15th season as a head coach. Coppin State head coach Derek Brown is in his second season with the Eagles, after posting a 10-9 record last year. Noteworthy: In each of Wake Forest s first four games, a different player has led the team in scoring, rebounding and assists. Up Next: Saturday s game is the first of a four-game homestand for the Deacons. Wake Forest hosts Liberty on Tuesday, Dec. 5 at 7:00 pm in Joel Coliseum. Other upcoming home games include Dec. 9 vs. Virginia (at Reynolds Gym) and Dec. 17 vs. New Orleans, back in Joel. News & Notes Dec. 2, 2000 The Coppin State Game Deacons Wrap Up Busy Week at Home Versus Coppin State... The Wake Forest Demon Deacons, off to a 3-1 start and currently riding a twogame winning streak, bring their momentum into Joel Coliseum Saturday afternoon as they looks for the first home victory of the season against 2-2 Coppin State (5:00 pm/ WTRU-830 AM). Saturday s contest marks the fourth game in eight days for Wake Forest. After dropping a two-point heartbreaker to Western Michigan at home last Saturday, the Deacs hit the road twice during the week, picking up wins at High Point (60-52) and at Richmond (87-69). Saturday s women s game is also the first of a Deacon basketball doubleheader. The Wake Forest men s team hosts South Carolina State at the conclusion of the WFU- Coppin State contest. The season marks the 30th anniversary of Wake Forest women s basketball. The Deacon program began in the season. WFU s first game was a win over Elon College. Since then, Deacon women s basketball has compiled a overall record. A Quick Look at the Deacs... Wake Forest brings an experienced nucleus into the campaign, with 10 letterwinners, including four starters, returning from a year ago. The team s top returning scorer and leading rebounder from a year ago, 6-0 senior Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick, is averaging 9.0 points and 4.8 rebounds through the first three games of the season. Kirkpatrick, the team s starter at power forward, leads a senior class which includes 6-1 forward Olivia Dardy and 5-10 guard Kristen Shaffer. Dardy spent much of last year on the injured list but has returned with a vengeance this season, averaging 10.8 points and a team-high 5.3 rebounds. Shaffer, the starting shooting guard, is currently fifth on the team in scoring (8.5 ppg) and leads the squad in assists (3.0 apg). The junior class is comprised of two point guards and a center. The Deacs returning starter at point guard is 5-4 Val Klopfer. All six of Klopfer s field goals this season have been beyond the arc, and she has a team-best assist-to-turnover ratio of She is backed up by classmate Adell Harris, who scored seven points on a perfect shooting night in her season debut at High Point. Junior starting center LaChina Robinson, who stands 6-4, is a continuously improving inside player who is currently averaging 7.5 points and 4.8 rebounds. Robinson is challenged in the middle by sophomore Johanna Björklund, Wake s tallest player ever at 6-5. Björklund, who provides a strong presence in the post, has seen limited action so far this season, but has notched two steals and two blocks. Two other sophomores, 6-1 Tiffani Listenbee and 6-4 LaTisha Pearson, add depth as well as rebounding and shot-blocking abilities to the Deacs Probable Deacon Lineup Pos. No. Name Ht. Cl. GP/GS PPG RPG Noteworthy F 50 Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick*** 6-0 Sr. 4/ Hit 3-of-3 three-pointers vs WMU F 40 Eafton Hill 6-1 Fr. 4/ Scored game-high 22 pts at Richmond C 34 LaChina Robinson** 6-4 Jr. 4/ Scored 12 pts in win over HPU G 20 Kristen Shaffer*** 5-10 Sr. 4/ Averaging 3.0 assists, 1.0 steals G 10 Val Klopfer** 5-4 Jr. 4/ Seven assists, two steals at ASU Key Reserves F 32 Olivia Dardy*** 6-1 Sr. 4/ Team s top rebounder, 6-6 FT G 30 Tonia Brown 5-10 Fr. 4/ Nailed 4 three-ptrs at Richmond F 24 Tiffani Listenbee* 6-1 So. 4/ Team-high FG percentage (.643) G 14 Heather Miller* 5-10 So. 2/ Nine pts in four minutes at Richmond G 23 Adell Harris** 5-8 Jr. 2/ Key factor in hometown game at HPU F 22 Tracy Alston 5-10 Fr. 4/ Good defender/rebounder, has 5 steals G 3 Bianca Brown 5-8 Fr. 4/ Tough defender averaging 13 min. pg C 54 LaTisha Pearson* 6-4 r-so. 3/ Saw action in 20 games in C 12 Johanna Björklund* 6-5 So. 4/ Ranked 4th in ACC bpg (0.8) in * - letters won post game. Listenbee nearly recorded a double-double with a nine-point, ninerebound performance at App State, and scored eight first-half points for the Deacs at High Point. Rounding out the sophomore class is 5-10 forward Heather Miller, who has been bothered by early signs of a stress fracture in her foot, but showed signs of her sharpshooting abilities with nine points in four minutes of action at Richmond. The Wake Forest freshman class has already played a key role in the Deacs early success. Tracy Alston, a 5-10 forward, has proven to be a tenacious defender, averaging 4.8 rebounds a game and grabbing five steals. Tonia Brown, a 5-10 guard, is a scoring threat, averaging 9.0 ppg and 2.0 three-pointers a game. Bianca Brown, at 5-8, gives the Deacs depth at the point guard spot along with tough defensive skills, and is averaging 12.8 minutes a game. Starting small forward Eafton Hill is currently the team s leading scorer (12.8 ppg) following a 22-point performance at Richmond. She also has a team-high five blocks. As a team, the Deacs are averaging 76.8 points per game while giving up nearly 12 points less (63.7). WFU is outperforming its opponents in nearly every stat category, including field-goal percentage (.422 to.376), three-point shooting (.435 to.333), rebounds (43.5 to 38.2), assists (16.0 to 14.5), steals (10.0 to 6.8) and blocks (3.5 to 1.3) Wake Forest Women s Basketball Schedule Date Opponent Site Time/Result November 19/Sun. at Appalachian State Boone, NC W, /Sat. WESTERN MICHIGAN (DH) LJVM L, /Mon. at High Point High Point, NC W, /Thu. at Richmond Richmond, VA W, December 2/Sat. COPPIN STATE (DH) LJVM 5:00 pm 5/Tue. LIBERTY LJVM 7:00 pm 9/Sat. *VIRGINIA Reynolds Gym 2:00 pm 17/Sun. NEW ORLEANS LJVM 3:00 pm 19/Tue. at Quinnipiac Hamden, CT 7:00 pm 22/Fri. at Connecticut Storrs, CT 2:00 pm 30/Sat. at Arizona State Tempe, AZ 3:00 pm January 2/Tue. *at Duke Durham, NC 7:00 pm 4/Thu. *NORTH CAROLINA LJVM 7:00 pm 7/Sun. *at NC State Raleigh, NC 2:00 pm 11/Thu. *at Clemson Clemson, SC 7:00 pm 14/Sun. *FLORIDA STATE LJVM 3:00 pm 18/Thu. *at Maryland College Park, MD 7:30 pm 22/Mon. COASTAL CAROLINA LJVM 7:00 pm 25/Thu. *GEORGIA TECH LJVM 7:00 pm 28/Sun. *at Virginia Charlottesville, VA 2:00 pm February 1/Thu. *DUKE LJVM 7:00 pm 4/Sun. *at North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 2:00 pm 8/Thu. *NC STATE LJVM 7:00 pm 11/Sun. *CLEMSON (RSN) LJVM 1:00 pm 15/Thu. *at Florida State Tallahassee, FL 7:00 pm 19/Mon. *MARYLAND (RSN) LJVM 7:30 pm 25/Sun. *at Georgia Tech Atlanta, GA 1:00 pm March 2-5 ACC Tournament Greensboro, NC TBA Greensboro Coliseum Wake Forest Athletic Media Relations Joanna Sparkman, Associate Director/Women s Basketball Contact Phone: (w)/ (h) Fax: sparkmjj@wfu.edu Website: Mailing Address: PO Box 7426, Winston-Salem, NC 27109

2 Tip-Ins Head Coach Charlene Curtis... Head coach Charlene Curtis (Radford 76) is in her fourth season at the helm of the Demon Deacon women s basketball team, bringing a wealth of experience, a commitment to excellence, and a contagious enthusiasm to the program. Before coming to Wake, Curtis was an assistant coach at national powerhouse Connecticut for two seasons, helping guide the Huskies to a 67-5 record, two BIG EAST titles and a Final Four appearance. Curtis was also head coach at Temple ( ), where she compiled a record and coached four Atlantic-10 All-Rookie players and her alma mater, Radford, ( ), where she was Big South Coach of the Year twice and posted a record. Curtis has also served as an assistant with Georgetown (1984), Virginia ( ) and USA Basketball, and was a floor coach for the Olympic Trials. As a player at Radford, Curtis was the school s first 1,000-point scorer and was inducted as a charter member of RU s Hall of Fame in She earned a master s degree from UVa in Curtis has compiled a record at Wake Forest and is overall. Location... Winston-Salem, NC Enrollment... 3,850 Nickname... Demon Deacons Colors... Old Gold & Black Conference... Atlantic Coast Head Coach... Charlene Curtis Alma Mater, Year... Radford 76 Record at School (inc ) (4th season) Career Record (inc ) (15th season) Assistant Coaches... Wray Cannaday Stephanie Lawrence Yelton Larry Leonard Record (3-13 ACC) Starters Returning/Lost... 4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 11/2 Inaugural Season All-Time Record (inc ) The Series with Coppin State... Saturday s game marks just the WFU-Coppin State Series second meeting between Wake Forest and Wake Forest leads 1-0 Coppin State. Coincidentally, these two Wake H teams met exactly 12 years ago to this day, at Wake Forest: Wake 1-0 when Wake Forest defeated the Eagles on Dec. 2, The 113 points scored by the Deacons in that game is the third-highest singlegame output in school history. The most points ever scored by WFU women s basketball in a game was 122 versus Delaware State on Jan. 2, The Deacs have not reached triple digits since the campaign. WFU Women s Basketball Quick Facts Scouting the Eagles... Coppin State is 2-2 so far this season, with a neutral site win over Murray State (63-59) and on the road at Morgan State (67-58). Losses have come against Eastern Michigan (75-55) and Virginia Commonwealth (98-73). Senior Kiesha Brooks leads the team statistically, averaging a double-double with 19.8 points and 10.0 rebounds per game. The 5-10 guard/forward, a transfer from American University, has led the squad in both scoring and rebounding in three of four games. She posted 26 points in the season opener versus Murray State and pulled down 20 boards at Morgan State. Coppin State has used the same starting lineup in each of their first four games, including 6-2 forward/center Jackie Johnson-Stewart (8.8 ppg/3.0 rpg), 5-11 guard/ forward Antoinette Reese (8.5/4.3), 5-10 guard/forward Shannon Muir (5.8/4.3) and guard Nakeisha Williams (1.5/1.0) in addition to Brooks. Statistical Comparison Wake Forest Category Record Points-Avg, Field Goals-Attempts FG Percentage 3-Pt. FG-Attempts 3-Pt. Percentage Free Throws-Attempts FT Percentage Rebounds-Avg, Assists-Avg. Turnovers-Avg. Steals-Avg. Blocks-Avg. Coppin State Wake Forest Successful on the Home Openers Tour... On each of Wake Forest s road trips so far this season, the Deacs have been the home opener for all three opponents. The situation has worked in Wake s favor; however, as it defeated its opponents (Appalachian State, High Point and Richmond) in all three of those home openers. The win at App State was also an arena opener, as it was the inaugural women s basketball game in the Mountaineers new Holmes Convocation Center. Deacons Raid the Spiders Web, Notch Third Win at Richmond... Freshman forward Eafton Hill delivered a game and career-high 22 points and the Demon Deacons outscored Richmond in the second half to post an victory before a crowd of 5,579 at the Robins Center. Hill, who also tallied three blocks, was joined in double figures by freshman guard Tonia Brown, who scored 16 points with a team season-high four three-pointers. Senior guard Kristen Shaffer added 10 points. LaChina Hill Robinson and Tiffani Listenbee pulled down a teamhigh six rebounds. The Spiders owned a halftime advantage, then led with 15:44 remaining. From that point, the Demon Deacons staged a 29-2 run and led with 9:53 to go. Brown registered 10 points in that span and Hill supplied seven points in the decisive stretch. The Spiders could get no closer than 16 points for the remainder of the game. Wake Forest s defense tightened in the second half as the Spiders shot 34.3 percent from the field and did not make a trip to the foul line after scoring 14-of-17 free throws in the first half. Wake Forest shot a season high 50 percent (31-of-62) from the field, and blocked a season high six shots. Wake Leads the League from Three-Point Land... Aided by a 10-of-19 shooting performance from beyond the arc at Richmond, the Deacons now lead the ACC in both three-point field goal percentage and threepointers made per game. Wake Forest has sunk 27 of 62 (.435) three-point attempts in four games this season, averaging 6.75 a game. Wake s rankings in other ACC statistical categories can be found on page five. The Starting Five... Coach Curtis has used the same starting lineup in Wake s first four games of the year, and the combination has proven successful. The lineup of forwards Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick and Eafton Hill, center LaChina Robinson and guards Val Klopfer and Kristen Shaffer currently account for 56 percent of the Deacons scoring output (42.6 of 76.8 points) and 42 percent of rebounding (18.2 of 43.5). The starting five is also responsible for 56 percent of WFU s three-pointers (15 of 27) and 57 percent (8 of 14) of blocked shots. The Graduate... The Deacs Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick, a fifth-year senior, earned bachelor s degrees last May in both History and Sociology and is currently enrolled in the Graduate Master Teacher s Fellow program at Wake. She took the LSAT in October with hopes of attending law school. The Leader... Senior Kristen Shaffer has been appointed to serve as president of Wake Forest s Student-Athlete Advisory Council this year. Remember the Titan... Junior LaChina Robinson is a graduate of T.C. Williams High School in Alexandria,VA the school featured in the Disney movie Remember the Titans. The head football coach, who was portrayed by Denzel Washington in the movie, was Robinson s driver s education instructor. Like Mother, Like Daughter... Freshman guard Tonia Brown is a graduate of William Fleming HS in Roanoke, VA, the same school that produced Wake head coach Charlene Curtis. In fact, Tonia s mother, Cynthia Brown, served as her high school coach and was a former high school teammate of Curtis. Deacs vs. Devils... Wake Forest sophomore forward Heather Miller has a conference rivalry within her own family as her older brother, John, is a junior offensive lineman on the Duke football team. Who Are You Talking To? To hear the members of the WFU women s basketball team speak to and about each other, some of the names they use may not ring a bell. Several Deacons have nicknames, including Mocky (Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick), Jo (Johanna Björklund), Shaf (Kristen Shaffer), T (Tiffani Listenbee), Livvy (Olivia Dardy), and Chy (LaChina Robinson). In-Season Birthdays... LaChina Robinson October 25 Kristen Shaffer October 29 Bianca Brown November 3 Tiffani Listenbee December 1 Heather Miller December 30 Val Klopfer February 8 Larry Leonard February 26 Wray Cannaday March 6 LaTisha Pearson March 14 Stephanie Yelton March 17

3 Squad Breakdown A Balanced Attack... While Wake s starting five is performing well, the real strength of the Deacon team is a deep bench. Curtis has used 11 players in all four games this season, and all 14 members of the roster have seen action in at least two games. Eleven players are averaging at least 11 minutes of playing time and every Deacon has also at least scored two points and pulled down one rebound. Wake Forest is so balanced, in fact, that every game this season has produced a different scoring leader, rebounding leader and assist leader. This season Kristen Shaffer, Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick, Olivia Dardy and Eafton Hill have all been leading scorers, while Hill, Tiffani Listenbee, Tracy Alston and LaChina Robinson have all produced team-highs on the boards. Val Klopfer, Kirkpatrick, and Shaffer have all been the assist leader in a game this season, with several players tying for high assists in one game. Demon Deacon Rosters Numerical No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown/High School 3 Bianca Brown 5-8 Fr. G Montclair, NJ/Montclair 10 Val Klopfer 5-4 Jr. G Albany, NY/Bishop Maginn 12 Johanna Björklund 6-5 So. C Stockholm, Sweden/Brannkyrka Gymnasium 14 Heather Miller 5-10 So. F Bassett, VA/Bassett 20 Kristen Shaffer 5-10 Sr. G Woodbridge, VA/C.D. Hylton 21 Janae Whiteside 5-6 Sr. G Charlotte, NC/Charlotte Latin 22 Tracy Alston 5-10 Fr. F Raleigh, NC/Southeast Raleigh 23 Adell Harris 5-8 Jr. G High Point, NC/T. Wingate Andrews 24 Tiffani Listenbee 6-1 So. F Clinton Township, MI/Mount Clemens 30 Tonia Brown 5-10 Fr. G Roanoke, VA/William Fleming 32 Olivia Dardy 6-1 Sr. F Norwalk, CT/Brien McMahon 34 LaChina Robinson 6-4 Jr. C Alexandria, VA/T.C. Williams 40 Eafton Hill 6-1 Fr. F Boone, NC/Watauga 50 Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick 6-0 Sr. F Waynesville, NC/Tuscola 54 LaTisha Pearson 6-4 r-so. C Birmingham, AL/Woodlawn Alphabetical No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown/High School 22 Tracy Alston 5-10 Fr. F Raleigh, NC/Southeast Raleigh 12 Johanna Björklund 6-5 So. C Stockholm, Sweden/Brannkyrka Gymnasium 3 Bianca Brown 5-8 Fr. G Montclair, NJ/Montclair 30 Tonia Brown 5-10 Fr. G Roanoke, VA/William Fleming 32 Olivia Dardy 6-1 Sr. F Norwalk, CT/Brien McMahon 23 Adell Harris 5-8 Jr. G High Point, NC/T. Wingate Andrews 40 Eafton Hill 6-1 Fr. F Boone, NC/Watauga 50 Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick 6-0 Sr. F Waynesville, NC/Tuscola 10 Val Klopfer 5-4 Jr. G Albany, NY/Bishop Maginn 24 Tiffani Listenbee 6-1 So. F Clinton Township, MI/Mount Clemens 14 Heather Miller 5-10 So. F Bassett, VA/Bassett 54 LaTisha Pearson 6-4 r-so. C Birmingham, AL/Woodlawn 34 LaChina Robinson 6-4 Jr. C Alexandria, VA/T.C. Williams 20 Kristen Shaffer 5-10 Sr. G Woodbridge, VA/C.D. Hylton 21 Janae Whiteside 5-6 Sr. G Charlotte, NC/Charlotte Latin Head Coach: Assistant Coaches: Athletic Trainer/Student Trainer: Equipment Mgr./Student Mgrs: On the Offensive... Wake Forest s offensive gameplan has resulted in some higher scores for the Deacs in the early goings of the season. WFU is currently scoring 76.8 points per game, which is 19.4 points more than what it averaged last season (57.4). In fact, the Deacons have not posted a scoring average above 70 points since the season, when they scored 70.3 ppg. The school record for scoring average is 80.4, which was set in the campaign. The 87 points Wake Forest scored against Richmond were the most since the Deacs posted an victory over Florida State on Jan. 20, The Road Warriors... Wake Forest secured its first three victories of the season all on the road. The three-game streak marks the first time since the season that the Charlene Curtis (Radford 76), fourth season Wray Cannaday (Salisbury State 77), second season Stephanie Lawrence Yelton (North Carolina 96), fourth season Larry Leonard (Lynchburg 73), first season Roni Wyss/Liz Martins Roxann Moody/Felecia McNair, Catherine Vanatta By Eligibility Class Seniors Olivia Dardy Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick Kristen Shaffer Janae Whiteside Juniors Adell Harris Val Klopfer LaChina Robinson Sophomores Johanna Björklund Tiffani Listenbee Heather Miller LaTisha Pearson Freshmen Tracy Alston Bianca Brown Tonia Brown Eafton Hill By Height 6 5 Johanna Björklund 6 4 LaTisha Pearson LaChina Robinson 6 1 Olivia Dardy Eafton Hill Tiffani Listenbee 6 0 Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick 5 10 Tracy Alston Tonia Brown Heather Miller Kristen Shaffer 5 8 Bianca Brown Adell Harris 5 6 Janae Whiteside 5 4 Val Klopfer By State/Country Alabama LaTisha Pearson (Birmingham) Connecticut Olivia Dardy (Norwalk) Michigan Tifani Listenbee (Clinton Township) New Jersey Bianca Brown (Montclair) New York Val Klopfer (Albany) North Carolina Tracy Alston (Raleigh) Adell Harris (High Point) Eafton Hill (Boone) Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick (Waynesville) Janae Whiteside (Charlotte) Virginia Tonia Brown (Roanoke) Heather Miller (Bassett) LaChina Robinson (Alexandria) Kristen Shaffer (Woodbridge) Sweden Johanna Björklund (Stockholm)

4 Climbing the Career Charts Rebounds Deacs have notched three consecutive road wins. That year the team beat UNC Greensboro, UNC Asheville and Princeton in their home gyms during a stretch from Dec. 6 to Jan. 2. The last time Wake Forest won its first three road games of the season was in It opened the year with road wins at East Tennessee State, Richmond and College of Charleston, and actually went on to win a school-record six consecutive road games during that stretch. A Tale of Two Halves... Over the first four games of the season, Wake Forest could be described as a second-half team. The Deacs have outscored their opponents 160 to 119 in the final 20 minutes of play. While they have also outscored them in the first half, the margin is decidedly narrower (147 to 141). Wake has actually been down twice at halftime (against Western Michigan and Richmond) and led High Point by just a point at the break, but visibly stepped up their offense and defense in the second halves to not only outscore, but limit its opponents scoring. The best example of this occurred Thursday at Richmond. The Deacs were down at the half, then came out and outscored the Spiders in the second period. The Deacs shot 52 percent in the second half (5-of-8) from the three-point range, and was also 75 percent from the line. On the defensive end of the floor, Richmond had three scoreless droughts of 2:54, 4:02 and 4:28 in the second half, and did not make a trip to the foul line after scoring 14-of-17 free throws in the first half. Among the ACC Leaders... In the ACC statistics released on Fri., Dec. 1, Wake s Eafton Hill ranks 18th in the league in scoring (12.8 ppg), while Olivia Dardy is 22nd (10.8). Dardy also ranks 20th in rebounding (5.3 rpg). Hill also ranks in two other categories - sixth in three-point percentage (.455) and fifth in blocks (1.25 bpg). Kristen Shaffer ranks third in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.71), Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick ranks second in field goal percentage (.632), LaChina Robinson is third in free-throw percentage (.833), while Val Klopfer is tied for ninth (.429) in three-point percentage and tied for seventh in three-pointers made (1.50 pg). Tonia Brown ranks second in threepointers made (2.0 pg). As a team, the Deacs rank in the top half of the league in eight categories scoring offense (5th), free throw percentage (4th), three-point percentage (1st), threepointers made (1st), rebounding margin (4th), blocks (5th), assists (4th), and assist-toturnover ratio (5th). Dardy Steps Up in Win Over High Point... The Deacons withstood an aggressive High Point team, defeating the Panthers at High Point last Monday night. After struggling from both the line and threepoint range in the first half, the Deacs converted on 10-of-13 free throws in the second half and wore down a smaller, less experienced Panther team for the eight-point victory. Senior Olivia Dardy, one of Wake s first players off the bench, scored a teamhigh 15 points on 6-of-7 shooting. It was her highest scoring output since a 16-point effort versus UNC on Jan. 2, Junior LaChina Robinson used her height advantage in the post to score 12 points and pull down five rebounds. Freshman Eafton Hill had a solid night, scoring seven points and grabbing a team-high six boards (all defensive). High Point Homecoming for Harris... Another player who stepped up in the win at High Point was junior point guard Adell Harris and she had some motivation to do so. Harris hails from High Point, and was a graduate of T. Wingate Andrews High School. The former Guilford County Player of the Year saw her first action of the season for the Deacs, playing 16 minutes and scoring seven points, two rebounds, an assist and a steal. She was perfect from the field, hitting 2-of-2 field goals (including a threepointer) and nailing two free throws to give the Deacs a seven-point lead in the waning seconds of the game. Second-Half Rally Falls Short Versus Hot-Shooting WMU... The Wake Forest women s basketball team overcame a 14-point halftime deficit, but came up just short at the buzzer in its home opener, dropping a decision to the Western Michigan Broncos in front of a crowd of 812 at Lawrence Joel Coliseum. With the game tied at 10 early in the first half, the Broncos went on a 12-point run, sparked by the three-point shooting of guards Sarah Hurrle and Lisa Bruwer. The duo both finished the game with seven three pointers (Hurrle 7-of-11, Bruwer 7-of13), tying with each other for a new Joel Coliseum record in a women s basketball game. Down at the break, the Demon Deacons chipped away at the Bronco lead in the second half. Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick provided a second-half offensive spark, hitting 3-of-3 from three-point range (she had just 10 career three-pointers entering the game). The Deacs were down by two with 22 seconds remaining when Hurrle missed the front end of a 1-and-1 free throw and Kirkpatrick grabbed the rebound. A shot by senior Olivia Dardy in the paint just missed the rim as the Broncos held on for a victory. Five Deacons finished with double-figure scoring, including Kirkpatrick with a team-high 16 points. She also had seven rebounds and dished a team-high six assists. Eafton Hill added 13 points, Dardy had 11, and Kristen Shaffer and LaChina Robinson each contributed 10. Tracy Alston pulled down a team-high eight rebounds. Deacons Win Season Opener at Appalachian State... The Wake Forest women's basketball team opened the campaign with a dominating victory over the Appalachian State Mountaineers on Nov. 19. The contest, which took place in the brand new Holmes Convocation Center, was the first women s basketball game in the facility. After ASU jumped out to a 7-4 lead, freshman Eafton Hill, playing in front of a hometown crowd which included her former Watauga High School teammates, hit a three-pointer which tied the game. The Deacs then went on a 14-5 scoring run and never relinquished the lead. An aggressive defense by Wake Forest forced 17 Mountaineer first-half turnovers which resulted in 19 points for the Deacs. Wake had a balanced attack as every player in uniform played at least 10 minutes, with all 12 players scoring at least two points. Three Deacons posted doublefigures in scoring, as senior Kristen Shaffer led the team with 14 points. Senior Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick added 12, while freshman Tonia Brown contributed 10 points. Sophomore Tiffani Listenbee nearly notched a double-double with nine points and a team-high nine rebounds in 14 minutes of action. Starting point guard Val Klopfer dished seven assists, and hit two three-pointers for six points. As a team the Deacs shot 42 percent for the game, including 55 percent from beyond the arc. WFU connected well from the free throw line, going a perfect 9-of-9 in the first half and 15-of-19 for the game (79 percent). The Deacs outrebounded Appalachian State 46 to 40, and the defense recorded 14 steals and blocked three shots while limiting the Mountaineers to 29 percent shooting. Rookie Enjoys Early Homecoming... Freshman Eafton Hill made her collegiate debut in a familiar place her hometown of Boone, NC. Hill earned the starting nod for the Deacs in their season opener at Appalachian State. The 6-1 forward has ties to ASU, as her sister attends school there while her mother works at the University. Hill had a large cheering section at the game, including her former Watauga High School teammates. She finished the game with nine points, three rebounds and an assist. WFU in Season Openers... With the victory over Appalachian State, Wake Forest improves to 21-9 in season openers. It was the biggest season-opening win for the Deacs since the season, when they defeated East Tennessee State by 25 points (76-51). The Injury Report... One Deacon expected to make a big impact this season was senior shooting guard Janae Whiteside. After leading the team in scoring with 22 points, including four three-pointers, in the first exhibition game, Whiteside injured her right knee just four minutes into the second exhibition on Nov. 10. An MRI revealed ligament damage in addition to an already-diagnosed dislocated kneecap, which will keep her sidelined for the season. Whiteside underwent a successful surgery on November 21 to repair the ligament damage and is rehabilitating as expected. Sophomore forward Heather Miller missed the first two games of the year 1. J. Mitchell (87-91) 2. T. Connor (92-97) 3. R. Mulholland (93-97) 4. L. Seawright (93-97) 5. B. Buchanan (79-83) 6. B. Durham (79-83) 7. A. Privette (83-87) 8. K. Jackson (81-84) 9. L. Dodd (86-91) 10. J. Collins (82-86) 11. L. Carter (86-90) 12. V. Hodge (92-96) 13. A. Cartner (84-88) 14. P. Edwards (87-89) 15. E. McMillian (94-99) 16. L. Coakley (91-94) 17. V. Leidner (80-84) 18. N. Levesque (90-94) 19.B. Kirkpatrick (97-) 20. S. Henderson (81-85) 1, Three-Point Field Goals 1. N. Levesque (90-94) 2. H. Coleman (94-99) 3. A. Mosley (96-99) 4. S. Slone (89-93) 5. G. Hollifield (92-96) 6. J. Whiteside (97-pres) 7. R. Mulholland (93-97) 8. C. Wille (86-90) 9. V. Klopfer (98-) 10. B. Davis (88-91) Three-Point FG Attempts 1. N. Levesque (90-94) 2. H. Coleman (94-99) 3. A. Mosley (96-pres) 4. S. Slone (89-93) 5. G. Hollifield (92-96) 6. J. Whiteside (97-pres) 7. R. Mulholland (93-97) 8. V. Klopfer (98-) 9. B. Davis (88-91) 10. C. Wille (86-90) Blocked Shots L. Dodd (86-91) C. Stiers (81-85) J. Mitchell (87-91) T. Connor (92-97) L. Seawright (93-97) K. Jackson (81-84) L. Robinson (99-) J. Jackson (76-80) J. Gleason (78-82)* 10. R. Mulholland (93-97) Double-Doubles J. Mitchell (87-91) T. Connor (92-97) K. Jackson (81-84) R. Mulholland (93-97) B. Durham (79-83) P. Edwards (87-89) L. Coakley (91-94) 8. A. Privette (83-87) A. Cartner (84-88) L. Dodd (86-91) O. Dardy (97-)

5 with early signs of a stress fracture in her right foot. She saw her first action of the season at High Point, then exploded for nine points in only four minutes of action at Richmond. Climbing the Career Charts... An update on several current Demon Deacons who are leaving their marks in the WFU record book: Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick is currently 19th all-time at Wake with 429 career rebounds... Val Klopfer is ninth with 51 career three-pointers, while her 158 three-point attempts is eighth all-time... LaChina Robinson owns sole possession of seventh place in career blocked shots with Olivia Dardy is tied for eighth all-time with eight career double-doubles. Complete career charts for these statistical categories can be found on page four. Team Celebrates Thanksgiving Together... With a home game last Saturday, most members of the Wake Forest women s basketball team couldn t take time off to their homes for Thanksgiving, so head coach Charlene Curtis opened hers. A large group of players, family and friends gathered Thursday night at Curtis house for the traditional Thanksgiving dinner. WGHP-TV (Fox 8) covered the event, making it the Cover Story on its Sunday night sports show. Deacs Post High Scores in Exhibition Games... Scoring more points will be a key to the Deacon s improvement and success this season, and the team seemed to get off on the right foot in that area with high-scoring wins in both exhibition contests in early November. The team opened its exhibition schedule with a win over the Smokey Mountain Swarm on Nov. 4. Senior guard Janae Whiteside led the balanced A Look at the ACC ACC Games Overall Standings W L Pct. W L Pct. Duke Maryland Georgia Tech NC State Florida State Wake Forest North Carolina Clemson Virginia Team Statistics Category Leader Wake Forest Scoring Offense UNC (86.4) 5th (76.8) Scoring Defense NC State (45.2) t6th (65.0) Scoring Margin Duke (+21.6) 7th (+11.8) Free Throw Pct. FSU (.722) 4th (.675) Field Goal Pct. Duke (.478) 7th (.433) Field Goal Pct. Defense Maryland (.322) 6th (.376) 3-Pt. FG Pct. WFU (.435) 1st (.435) 3-Pt. FG Made WFU (6.75) 1st (6.75) Rebound Margin Ga Tech (+10.7) 4th (+5.2) Blocked Shots Virginia (5.14) 5th (3.5) Assists UNC (20.0) 4th (16.0) Steals Duke (14.5) 7th (10.0) Turnover Margin FSU (+6.20) 9th (+1.75) Assist/TO Ratio UNC (1.35) 5th (0.91) Individual Statistics Category Leader Ranked WF Ind. Scoring Barksdale-UNC (20.2) Hill-18th (12.8) Rebounding Boatner-GT (10.0) Dardy-20th (5.3) Assist/TO Ratio Brown-UNC (2.53) Shaffer-3rd (1.71) Field Goal Pct. Torres-FSU (.667) Kirkpatrick-2nd (.632) Free Throw Pct. Hutcherson-NCS (.917) Robinson-3rd (.833) 3-Pt FG Pct. Prillaman-UVa (.667) Hill-6th (.455)/Klopfer-9th(.429) 3-Pt FG Made Quarles-UVa (2.14) T. Brown-2nd (2.00) Blocked Shots Sutton-UNC (2.80) Hill-5th (1.25) Wake Forest Women s Baksetball Radio Schedule All games on WTRU-830 AM Nov. 4 at High Point 7:00 pm Dec. 2 COPPIN STATE 5:00 pm Dec. 5 LIBERTY 7:00 pm Dec. 17 NEW ORLEANS 3:00 pm Jan. 7 at NC State 2:00 pm Jan. 14 FLORIDA STATE 3:00 pm Jan. 22 COASTAL CAROLINA 7:00 pm Feb. 8 at North Carolina 2:00 pm Feb. 11 CLEMSON 1:00 pm Feb. 18 MARYLAND 7:30 pm Mar. 2-5 ACC Tournament TBA All radio broadcasts also available on the internet at Deacon effort with 22 points. Wake Forest never trailed in the contest and led at the break. The Deacons controlled the play on both ends of the floor. On offense, the Deacs shot 54 percent for the game. On defense, Wake forced 28 turnovers and made 23 steals. Fourteen different players scored in the game and 13 players registered at least ten minutes. Wake Forest dominated in the paint, outscoring the Swarm 28-10, and on the glass, with a rebounding margin. Senior Olivia Dardy totaled a game-high nine rebounds to go with eight points. On November 10, the team notched a second victory, defeating Dyanamo Kiev of Ukraine, The Deacons, who led nearly the entire game, defeated Dyanamo with a balanced scoring attack, with four players in double figures. Dyanamo saw their last lead of the game vanish at the 13:02 mark, as senior Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick hit a jumper to put the Deacs up Wake Forest led by seven at the half, and built on their lead early in the second period. Kiev chipped away at the lead, pulling to within two points three different times, but Wake Forest pulled away late in the game for the final 12-point victory margin. Starting junior center LaChina Robinson led the Deacons with 16 points, shooting 8-of-13 from the floor. Freshman Eafton Hill, a starter at forward, scored eight points and pulled down a team-high eight rebounds. Two seniors, Kristen Shaffer and Dardy were also offensive sparks off the bench, scoring 12 points and 10 points. Overall, the Deacs shot 42 percent from the floor and were perfect from the free throw line (7-of-7). On the Air... Deacon women s basketball will be on the radio at least 11 times during the season on WTRU 830 AM in Winston-Salem. Tom Hart returns this season to call all the action, with a variety of guest hosts, including former Deacon assistant coach Roper Halverson, to provide color commentary. All games broadcast on the radio will also be broadcast on the internet at Scheduling Notes... All Deacon women s home games take place at Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum, except Dec. 9 vs. Virginia, which takes place at Reynolds Gym on campus... that contest is also WFU s ACC opener... two home games are part of doubleheaders scheduled with Wake Forest men s basketball Nov. 25 vs. Western Michigan and Dec. 2 versus Coppin State. Both games take place at 5:00 p.m. with the men s games following... two home games will be shown on the ACC Regional Sports Network (FOX Sports South, Home Team Sports, Sunshine Network) Sunday, Feb. 11 vs. Clemson and Monday, Feb. 19 vs. Maryland... for the second straight year, the ACC Tournament takes place at the Greensboro (NC) Coliseum... the Deacs posted a 3-1 (.750) record in November, their best winning percentage in November since going 2-0 in the season. Looking Ahead... The contest with Coppin State is the first game of a four-game homestand, which will be followed by home dates with Liberty (Dec. 5), Virginia (Dec. 9) and New Orleans (Dec. 17). The game with the Cavaliers, which is the ACC opener for both teams, will take place at Reynolds Gym on campus. WFU s Record... Overall At home Joel Coliseum Reynolds Gym On the road At a neutral site ACC games Non-conference games Morning games Afternoon games Evening games In overtime On the radio On television vs. Top 25 opponents vs. Top 10 opponents Leading at half Trailing at half Tied at half Leading at 10:00 mark Trailing at 10:00 mark Tied at 10:00 mark Leading at 5:00 mark Trailing at 5:00 mark Tied at 5:00 mark Outrebounding opponent Getting outrebounded Rebounds equal Scoring 90+ points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring less than Opp. scores 90+ points Opp. scores points Opp. scores points Opp. scores points Opp. scores points Scoring less than Shooting 50% Shooting less than 50% Shooting 40% Shooting less than 40% Opp. shoots 50% Opp. shoots less than 50% Opp. shoots 40% Opp. shoots less than 40% More turnovers than opp Opp. has more turnovers Turnovers equal Bench outscores starters Starters outscore bench Starters/bench score equal Shooting more FTs than opp Opp. shoots more FTs On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday In November In December In January In March

6 Wake Forest Women s Basketball Individual Statistics - All Games Record: 3-1 (Home: 0-1 Away: 3-0 Neutral: 0-0) TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS # Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 40 Hill, Eafton Dardy, Olivia Brown, Tonia Kirkpatrick, Brenda M Shaffer, Kristen Robinson, LaChina Miller, Heather Listenbee, Tiffani Klopfer, Val Harris, Adell Alston, Tracy Brown, Bianca Pearson, LaTisha Bjorklund, Johanna TM TEAM Total Opponents Charges Taken: Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick (1), Val Klopfer (1) SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd Total Wake Forest Opponents DEADBALL REBOUNDS: Off Def Total Wake Forest Opponents ATTENDANCE: Games Total PG Home Away 3 6,632 2,210.7 Neutral Total 4 7,444 1,861 Team Statistics - All Games Wake Forest Opponents SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS 14 5 Blocks per game WINNING STREAK 2 - Home win streak 0 - ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game - 0-0

7 Wake Forest Women s Basketball Season Results Record: 3-1 (Home: 0-1 Away: 3-0 Neutral: 0-0) Date Opponent W/L Score Attend. High Scorer High Rebounds High Assists 11/19 at Appalachian State W Kristen Shaffer - 14 Tiffani Listenbee - 9 Val Klopfer /25 WESTERN MICHIGAN L Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick - 16 Tracy Alston - 8 Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick /27 at High Point W Olivia Dardy - 15 Eafton Hill - 6 Seven players /30 at Richmond W ,579 Eafton Hill - 22 L. Robinson/T. Listenbee - 6 Kristen Shaffer /2 COPPIN STATE 12/5 LIBERTY 12/9 VIRGINIA* 12/17 NEW ORLEANS 12/19 at Quinnipiac 12/22 at Connecticut 12/30 at Arizona State 1/2 at Duke* 1/4 NORTH CAROLINA* 1/7 at NC State* 1/11 at Clemson* 1/14 FLORIDA STATE* 1/18 at Maryland* 1/22 COASTAL CAROLINA 1/25 GEORGIA TECH* 1/28 at Virginia* 2/1 DUKE* 2/4 at North Carolina* 2/8 NC STATE* 2/11 CLEMSON* 2/15 at Florida State* 2/19 MARYLAND* 2/25 at Georgia Tech* 3/2-5 at ACC Tournament * - Conference game

8 Wake Forest Women s Basketball Team Game-by-Game Statistics Teams Site Attend W/L FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot PF A TO Blk Stl Pts WAKE FOREST A 561 W Appalachian State WAKE FOREST H 812 L Western Michigan WAKE FOREST A 492 W High Point WAKE FOREST A 5,579 W Richmond WAKE FOREST 1, Opponents Game-by-Game Points-Rebounds-Assists Opponent B. Brown Klopfer Bjorklund Miller Shaffer Alston Harris Listenbee T. Brown Dardy Robinson Hill Kirkpatrick Pearson Appalachian St INJ DNP Western Mich DNP DNP DNP High Point Richmond starters listed in bold

9 Wake Forest Women s Basketball Team Highs & Lows Category Wake Forest Opponent Points 1st Half High 42 at Appalachian State (Nov. 19) 47 by Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Low 31 at High Point (Nov. 27) 20 by Appalachian State (Nov. 19) Points 2nd Half High 46 at Richmond (Nov. 30) 40 by Appalachian State (Nov. 19) Low 29 at High Point (Nov. 27) 22 by High Point (Nov. 27) Total Points High 87 at Richmond (Nov. 30) 79 by Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Low 60 at High Point (Nov. 27) 52 by High Point (Nov. 27) Field Goals Made High 31 at App. State (Nov. 19)/Richmond (Nov. 30) 30 by Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Low 21 at High Point (Nov. 27) 15 by Appalachian State (Nov. 19) Field Goal Attempts High 75 vs Western Michigan (Nov. 25) 72 by Richmond (Nov. 30) Low 50 at High Point (Nov. 27) 52 by Appalachian State (Nov. 19) Field Goal Percentage High.500 (31-62) at Richmond (Nov. 30).508 (30-59) by Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Low.400 (30-75) vs Western Michigan (Nov. 25).288 (15-52) by Appalachian State (Nov. 19) 3-Pt Field Goals Made High 10 at Richmond (Nov. 30) 15 by Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Low 2 at High Point (Nov. 27) 2 by Appalachian State (Nov. 19) 3-Pt Attempts High 20 vs Western Michigan (Nov. 25) 29 by Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Low 11 at Appalachian State (Nov. 19) 10 by Appalachian State (Nov. 19) 3-Pt Percentage High.545 (6-11) at Appalachian State (Nov. 19).517 (15-29) by Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Low.167 (2-12) at High Point (Nov. 27).176 (3-17) by High Point (Nov. 27) Free Throws Made High 16 at High Point (Nov. 27) 28 by Appalachian State (Nov. 19) Low 8 vs Western Michigan (Nov. 25) 4 by Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Free Throw Attempts High 25 at High Point (Nov. 27) 36 by Appalachian State (Nov. 19) Low 13 vs Western Michigan (Nov. 25) 10 by High Point (Nov. 27) Free Throw Percentage High.789 (15-19) at Appalachian State (Nov. 19).824 (14-17) by Richmond (Nov. 30) Low.615 (8-13) vs Western Michigan (Nov. 25).364 (4-11) by Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Offensive Rebounds High 22 vs Western Michigan (Nov. 25) 19 by High Point (Nov. 27) Low 10 at Richmond (Nov. 30) 8 by Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Defensive Rebounds High 31 at Richmond (Nov. 30) 27 by Richmond (Nov. 30) Low 26 three times 17 by High Point (Nov. 27) Rebounds High 48 vs Western Michigan (Nov. 25) 745 by Richmond (Nov. 30) Low 39 at High Point (Nov. 27) 32 by Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Assists High 21 vs Western Michigan (Nov. 25) 23 by Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Low 7 at High Point (Nov. 27) 10 by High Point (Nov. 27) Steals High 14 at Appalachian State (Nov. 19) 12 by High Point (Nov. 27) Low 6 vs Western Michigan (Nov. 25) 2 by Richmond (Nov. 30) Blocked Shots High 6 at Richmond (Nov. 30) 3 by Appalachian State (Nov. 19) Low 1 at High Point (Nov. 27) 0 by W. Mich. (Nov. 25)/Richmond (Nov. 30) Turnovers High 22 at High Point (Nov. 27) 23 by Appalachian State (Nov. 19) Low 14 twice 16 by Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Personal Fouls High 27 at Appalachian State (Nov. 19) 22 by Richmond (Nov. 30) Low 14 vs Western Michigan (Nov. 25) 15 by Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Individual Superlatives Points 22 by Eafton Hill at Richmond (Nov. 30) Opp: 32 by Sarah Hurrle, Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Field Goals 8 by Eafton Hill at Richmond (Nov. 30) Opp: 11 by Sarah Hurrle, Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Field Goal Attempts 16 by Eafton Hill at Richmond (Nov. 30) Opp: 17 by Sarah Hurrle/Lisa Bruwer, Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Field Goal Percentage.857 (6-7) by Olivia Dardy at High Point (Nov. 27).750 (6-8) by Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick vs Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Opp:.714 (5-7) by Gina Rosser, High Point (Nov. 27) Opp:.647 (11-17) by Sarah Hurrle, Western Michigan (Nov. 25) 3-Pt Field Goals Made 4 by Tonia Brown at Richmond (Nov. 30) Opp: 7 by Sarah Hurrle/Lisa Bruwer, Western Michigan (Nov. 25) 3-Pt Field Goal Attempts 7 by Eafton Hill at Richmond (Nov. 30) 7 by Val Klopfer vs Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Opp: 13 by Lisa Bruwer, Western Michigan (Nov. 25) 3-Pt Field Goal Percentage (6 att. min.).667 (4-6) by Tonia Brown at Richmond (Nov. 30).429 (3-7) by Val Klopfer vs W. Michigan (Nov. 25) Opp:.636 (7-11) by Sarah Hurrle, Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Free Throws Made 4 by LaChina Robinson vs Western Michigan (Nov. 25) 4 by Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick vs Western Michigan (Nov. 25) 4 by LaChina Robinson at High Point (Nov. 27) Opp: 9 by Aisha Bryant, Appalachian State (Nov. 19) Free Throws Attempted 6 by LaChina Robinson at High Point (Nov. 27) 6 by Eafton Hill at High Point (Nov. 27) Opp: 11 by Aisha Bryant, Appalachian State (Nov. 19) Free Throw Percentage (4-4) by LaChina Robinson vs Western Michigan (Nov. 25) (4-4) by Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick at Appalachian State (Nov. 19) Opp: (6-6) by Natasha Lettsome, Appalachian State (Nov. 19) Rebounds 9 by Tiffani Listenbee at Appalachian State (Nov. 19) Opp: 8 by Natasha Lettsome, Appalachian State (Nov. 19) Opp: 8 by Tasha Swaby, Richmond (Nov. 30) Assists 7 by Val Klopfer at Appalachian State (Nov. 19) Opp: 12 by Brooke Gallert, Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Steals 3 by Olivia Dardy at Richmond (Nov. 30) 3 by Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick at Richmond (Nov. 30) 3 by Tracy Alston at Appalachian State (Nov. 19) Opp: 3 by Lisa Bruwer, Western Michigan (Nov. 25) Opp: 3 by Narelle Henry, High Point (Nov. 27) Blocked Shots 3 by Eafton Hill at Richmond (Nov. 30) Opp: 2 by Mary Brewer, High Point (Nov. 27)