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2 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL -Wednesday, March 5, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /5 WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Weekly News & Notes Overall23-4 (Home 12-0, Road 9-3, Neutra12-1) NWC 14-2, 1st, T (Home 8-0, Road 6-2) LINKS FOR WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TO: Quick Facts I Roster I Schedule I Statistics I Results I Press Releases I Box Scores HIGHLIGHTS: * Recent Games: Bruins Beat L&C but Fall to UPS in NWC Tourney Finale *Coming Up: Bruins to Face Chapman First in NCAA West Regional * Marek-Farris Bruin Athletic Association Athlete of the Week * Campbell, Rueck Repeat NWC Awards, Two Others Honored * Polls/Rankings: Bruins Ranked 21st/22nd in National Polls * Bruins Secure Fifth NWC Title in Last Nine Years * Bruins Equal Wins Record with 23, Aim for One More * NCAA Stats: Gap Narrows but Bruins Still No. 1 in Defense * NWC Stats: Campbell 1st in FG Pet., Marek-Farris in Blocks * Career Lists: Behary Jumps 3 Spots to 6th in All-Time Steals RECENT GAMES: 1-1 (Click scores for link to stories and box scores): Feb. 27- at George Fox 76. Lewis & Clark 71. OT (NWC Tournament) Feb. 29- at Puget Sound 62, George Fox 52 (NWC Tournament) COMING UP: Bruins to Face Chapman First in NCAA West Regional Fri., Mar. 7, 5:00p.m. vs. Chapman University in Tacoma, Wash. (West Regional) Sat., Mar. 8, 7:00 p.m. - vs. TBA in Tacoma, Wash. (West Regional, tentative) George Fox will meet Chapman University in the first round of the NCAA Division Ill National Championship Tournament Friday in Tacoma, Wash. The University of Puget Sound is the host for the West Regional and will play the University of La Verne in the evening's second game at 7:00p.m. The two winners will advance to the West Regional final Saturday at 7:00p.m. Ticket prices are $7 for adults and $3 for students (with I D), seniors and children (12 and under). Children under 2 will be admitted free of charge. Fans who cannot get to the games may listen to the internet webcast the GFU campus station, KFOX, at or follow the action on the University of Puget Sound's LiveS tats program. George Fox received one of 21 at-large "Pool C" bids after tying for the Northwest Conference crown with Puget Sound but falling to the Loggers in the NWC Tournament title game. Chapman was one of three teams taken out of "Pool B" for independents. Puget Sound and La Verne of the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference earned two of the 39 automatic bids given to conference or conference tournament champions. George Fox has a 5-4 record in four NCAA Tournament appearances. In 2000, the Bruins defeated Linfield and California Lutheran at home before losing to St. Thomas (Minn.) in Abilene Texas, in the "Sweet 16". In 2001, the Bruins received a first-round bye and then lost at home to St. Thomas (Minn.) In 2005, the Bruins received a first-round bye, defeated Chapman at home, then in the sectional in Ashand, Va., defeated St. Benedict and lost at Randolph-Macon in the "Elite 8". Last year, hosting the West Regional, the Bruins defeated Gustavus Adolphus before falling to Puget Sound Chapman (24-3)- KFOX radio webcast... The Panthers from Orange, Calif., are making their 8th straight post-season appearance as an independent, and have reached the second round three of the last four years... Series record: George Fox leads 1-0 (1-0 home)... The only previous meeting came in the 2005 NCAA Tournament 2nd round, when the Bruins defeated the Panthers 86-55

3 * Honors: Katy Campbell: - D3hoops.com All-America Pre-Season 4th Team -Bruin Athletic Association Women's Athlete of the Week (Nov ; Nov ; Dec ; Dec ; Dec. 31-Jan. 6; Jan. 7-13; Jan ; Jan ; Feb ) - NWC Player of the Week (HM, Nov ; HM, Nov ; HM, Dec ; HM, Dec. 27-Jan. 6; Jan. 7-13; HM, Jan ; HM, Jan ; HM, Feb ; HM, Feb ) - Trinity Thanksgiving Classic MVP (Nov ) -Posada Royale #1 All-Tournament Team (Dec ) - ESPN The MagazineiCoSIDA Academic All-District VIII Women's Basketball College Division Second Team - Northwest Conference Player of the Year (2nd year in a row) Tiffany Behary: -Trinity Thanksgiving Classic All-Tournament Team (Nov ) - All-Northwest Conference Honorable Mention Kristen Shielee: - Bruin Athletic Association Women's Athlete of the Week (Dec. 3-9) - NWC Player of the Week (HM, Dec. 3-9) Melissa Marek-Farris: -Bruin Athletic Association Women's Athlete of the Week (Jan. 28-Feb. 3; Feb. 4-10; Feb. 25-Mar. 2) - NWC Player of the Week (HM, Jan. 28-Feb. 3; Feb ) -All-Northwest Conference First Team Scott Rueck: -Northwest Conference Coach of the Year (2nd year in a row, 5th time overall) * Polls/Rankings: Bruins Ranked 21st/22nd in National Polls After going 1-1 in the Northwest Conference Tournament, the George Fox Bruins (23-4) slipped one spot to 21st with 44 points in the USA Today I ESPN NCAA Division Ill poll of Mar. 4 as voted on by the Women's Basketball Coaches Association after being 20th with 60 points the week before. In the D3hoops.com national poll of Mar. 3, the Bruins were down four spots to 22nd with 110 points after being 18th with 208 points the week before. George Fox has been ranked in the polls at some point in the season seven of the past nine years (2000, '01, '02, '05, '06, '07, '08). The Bruins' highest ranking ever was No. 1, a spot they held for two week in February of Puget Sound (22-4) was 16th with 210 points in the D3hoops.com poll and 17th with 84 points in the WBCA poll. Chapman (24-3) received 44 points, most among "others receiving votes", in the D3hoops.com poll, and 2 points in the WBCA poll. Hope (27-0), one of three remaining unbeatens, was ranked No. 1 in both polls for the 1Oth week in a row. No. 2 Howard Payne and No. 3 Thomas More are both In the third NCAA Division Ill regional rankings of Feb. 27, George Fox was 2nd in the West Region behind Simpson la (23-2). Other teams ranked in the West were Puget Sound, St. Thomas MN (19-6), Chapman (24-3), and St. Benedict MN (20-5). Complete polls: USA TodayiESPN I WBCA Poll I D3hoops.com Poll I West Region rankings * Bruins Secure Fifth NWC Title in Last Nine Years By finishing with a 14-2 record in Northwest Conference play, the Bruins earned a share of the conference title with Puget Sound, their fifth NWC crown in the last nine years. In , the Bruins were 14-2 in league play and shared the title with Pacific Lutheran. In , they were 15-1 and won their first outright championship. The Bruins stood by themselves again in , going Last year, they shared first place with Puget Sound, both teams at This year is the first time the conference has had back-to-back co-champions since the 1984 and 1985 seasons when Willamette and Pacific shared the title in both seasons. * Bruins Equal Wins Record with 23, Aim for One More With their overtime win over Lewis & Clark in the Northwest Conference Tournament on Feb. 27, the Bruins equaled the school record for wins in a season with 23, reached in both the (23-5) and (23-3) seasons. Although they could not get the record 24th win two nights later, falling in the tournament finals to Puget Sound 62-52, the Bruins will get another chance to break the record Friday, Mar. 7, when they meet the Chapman Panthers at 5:00p.m. in the first game of the NCAA Division Ill West Regional at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Wash. The Bruins long ago sewed up their 15th straight winning season, including one in each of coach Scott Rueck's 12 seasons at George Fox. * Records

4 layup in the first half against Whitman on Feb She had 13 rebounds in the two games, giving her 204 for the season and 720 in her career, 7th on the all-time GFU list. Ahead is Liz Clark (743, )... She was on field goals in the games, giving her a career field goal pet. of.486 ( ), 5th best all-time... She was 8-8 on free throws, giving her a career free throw pet. of. 753 ( ), 7th best all-time... -Melissa Marek-Farris had 10 blocked shot in the Bruins' last two games, giving her 67 for the season and 171 in her career, 3rd on the all-time GFU list. Shawna Chandler (188, ) is 2nd... She was on field goals in the two games and has a career field goal pet. of.522 ( ), 3rd-best all-time... - Tiffany Behary had 6 assists in the Bruins' last two games, giving her 79 this season and 267 in her career, 5th on the all-time list. Ahead is Marianne Funderhide (294, )... She had 7 steals in the two games, giving her 55 for the season and 180 in her career, moving her past Heather Gurney (173, ), Liz Clark (175, ), and Heidi Rueck (177, ) into 6th on the alltime GFU list. Ahead are Melody Groeneveld-McMaster (186, ) and Tracy Nelson (192, )... She was 5-8 in 3-pt field goals in the two games, giving her a career 3-pt field pet. of.366 ( ), 7th best all-time... - Jaime Hubka was 0-3 in 3-pt field goals in the last two games, giving her a career 3-pt field goal pet. of.371 (88-237), 6th best alltime...

5 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL - Thursday, February 21, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) bcash@georgefox.edu (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /21 WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Weekly News & Notes Overall20-3 (Home 9-0, Road 9-2, Neutra12-1) NWC 12-2, 1st, T (Home 6-0, Road 6 2) LINKS FOR WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TO: Quick Facts I Roster I Schedule I Statistics I Results I Press Releases I Box Scores HIGHLIGHTS: * Recent Games: No. 18 Bruins Fall at L&C, Beat Boxers *Coming Up: Last Home Games vs. Eastern Washington Teams * Campbell HM for NWC Player of the Week Honors * Polls/Rankings: GFU 18th/22nd Nationally, 2nd in West Region *Bruins' Win Over PLU Sets Record with 12th Straight Win * Bruins Have Secured 15th Consecutive Winning Season * NCAA Stats: Bruins Remain Nation's Best in Points Allowed * NWC Stats: Campbell 1st in FG Pet., Marek-Farris in Blocks * Career Lists: Campbell 18 Away from 1,000-Point Club RECENT GAMES: 1 1 (Click scores for link to stories and box scores): Feb. 15 -at Lewis & Clark 45. George Fox 35 Feb. 16- at George Fox 69. Pacific 34 COMING UP: Last Home Games vs. Eastern Washington Teams Fri., Feb. 22, 6:00 p.m. vs. Whitworth University, in Newberg, Ore. Sat., Feb. 23, 4:00 p.m. vs. Whitman College, in Newberg, Ore. Whitworth (13-11, NWC 8-7, 4th T)- KFOX radio webcast... Northwest Conference game... The Pirates from Spokane, Wash., were picked 4th in the NWC pre-season coaches poll, the Bruins 1st... Series record: George Fox leads since 1982 (9-3 home, 5-9 road, 1-1 neutral)... The Bruins won the first meeting this year in Spokane on Jan The Pirates' last win in the series was in Spokane on Feb. 3, Whitworth is coming off an overtime win over Whitman Tuesday... Whitworth averages 8.5 ppg (1st in the NWC) and allows 69.6 (8th)... The Pirates are 1stin the NWC in 3-pt field goals (7.13, 15th nationally)... Whitworth is 19th nationally in fewest turnovers (15.5) 31st in 3-pt pet. (.353), 52nd in free throw pet. (.720), and 69th in assisuturnover ratio (0.85)... The Pirates have two double-figure scorers: G Alida Bower (13.5, 7th in the NWC) and G Natalie Orrell (12.8, 10th)... Bower is 45th nationally in 3-pt pet. (.371) and 60th in 3-pt field goals (2.3)... Bower is the top rebounder (6.2, 11th)... G Cassie Snyder is the assists leader (3.67, 3rd), and is 48th nationally in assisuturnover ratio (1.64)... Coach Helen Higgs (Oregon '88) is to date in her 14th season at Whitworth... End of the regular season for the Pirates... Whitman (14-10, NWC 8-7, 4th T)- KFOX radio webcast... Northwest Conference game... The Missionaries from Walla Walla, Wash., were picked 6th in the NWC pre-season coaches poll, the Bruins 1st... Series record: George Fox leads 19-8 since 1982 (9-4 home, 10-4 road)... The Bruins have won the last three meetings, including a win in Walla Walla on Jan. 25 this year... The Missionaries' last win in the series was in Walla Walla on Jan. 28, Whitman has dropped its last two games and is coming off an overtime loss at Whitworth Tuesday... The Missionaries average 61.5 ppg (5th in the NWC) and allow 52.9 (2nd, 17th nationally)... Whitman is 1st in the NWC in assists (14.88) and assisutumover ratio (0.98, 21st nationally)... Whitman is also 13th nationally in fewest turnover (15.2), 44th in 3-pt pet. (.347)58th in field goal pet. (.427), 70th in field goal pet. defense (.356)... The balanced Missionaries have no double-figure scorers but four at 8.1 or better: G Jenele Peterson (9.8, 20th in the NWC), F Kelsey Krumdieck (9.3, 22nd), F Michelle Krall (9.0, 24th), F Emily Shubin (8.3, 28th), and G Hilary White (8. 1, 30th)... Shubin is the top rebounder (8.0, 4th)... Krall is the assists leader (3.00, 5th)... Coach Michelle Ferenz (Eastern Montana '90) is in her 7th season at Whitman... End of the regular season for the Missionaries... Click here for the latest NWC Standings.

6 -Most Points, Game- 111 vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was 105 vs. Western Baptist, 11/20/1992) -Fewest Points Allowed, Game -13 vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was 23 vs. Pacific, 2/22/2005) -Largest Winning Margin, Game- 98 (111-13) vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was 76 vs. Columbia Christian, , 1/30/1993) -Most Field Goals, Game- 47 vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was 44 vs. Columbia Christian, 1/30/1993) -Most Assists, Game- 34 vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was 27 vs. Northwest Nazarene, 2/8/1991, and vs. Columbia Christian, 1/30/93) - Lowest Opponents' Field Goal Pet., Game ( 4-38) vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was.136, 8-59 at Whitman, 2/19/2000) *Bruins' Win Over PLU Sets Record with 12th Straight Win With an win at Pacific Lutheran on Feb. 1, the Bruins finally broke through the 11-wins-in-a-row barrier to set a new team record for consecutive wins with 12. The Bruins opened the season with five straight wins before William Smith, now nationallyranked, handed them their first loss of the season, a setback in the Posada Royale No. 1 Tournament in Thousand Oaks, Calif., on Dec. 17. The Bruins began their 12-game streak the next day in the same place with a win over California State East Bay. The added a road win at Northwest and a home win over Worcester State before beginning Northwest Conference play with nine straight victories. The Bruins defeated PLU and Puget Sound at home, Willamette and Linfield on the road, Lewis & Clark at home, then won four straight road games over Pacific, Whitman, Whitworth, and PLU. The streak was halted on Feb. 2 on the road by nationally-ranked Puget Sound. The previous record of 11 straight wins had been accomplished four previous times. In , the Bruins won 11 in a row from Jan. 8-Feb. 12, and in , they did it from Jan. 5-Feb. 10, a stretch that lifted them to a 20-1 overall record and the No. 1 ranking in the nation. They opened the season with 11 in a row from Nov. 17 -Jan. 2, and opened the season with 11 straight from Nov. 18-Jan. 2, which earned them a No. 2 national ranking before the streak ended. * Bruins Have Secured 15th Consecutive Winning Season With a 20-3 record and two regular-season games remaining, the Bruins have secured their 15th winning season in a row. The first three were achieved under of Sherri Murrell ( ), who was before leaving for the head coaching position at Washington State and is now the coach at Portland State. The last 12 in a row have come under Scott Rueck, the winningest coach in Bruin women's cage history at * NCAA Stats: Bruins Remain Nation's Best in Points Allowed In the latest NCAA Division Ill national statistics reports of (thru Feb. 17), George Fox remained 1st in scoring defense (42.3), where they been in every statistical report this season, while ranking 3rd in fewest personal fouls (12.7), 7th in rebound margin ( +11.4), 9th in scoring margin ( ), 1Oth in field goal pet. defense (.325), tied for 19th in won-lost pet. (.870), 20th in field goal pet. (.444) and blocked shots (5-0). 31st in 3-pt field goals (6.4), 33rd in fewest turnovers (16.2), 42nd in free throw pet. (.727), 45th in assist/turnover ratio (0.89), and 50th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.345)... The Bruins' 111 points vs. Multnomah Bible on Nov. 16 is tied for the 8th-most scoring in a game this season... Individually, Katy Campbell is 20th in field goal pet. (.563)... Melissa Marek Farris is 38th in blocked shots (2.2)... * NWC Stats: Campbell 1st in FG Pet., Marek-Farris in Blocks Where the Bruins rank in the latest Northwest Conference stats (thru Feb. 19): Scoring Offense- 3rd (64.4) Scoring Defense -1st (42.3) Scoring Margin - 1st ( +22.1) Field Goal Pet. -1st (.444) Field Goal Pet. Defense -1st (.325) 3-Pt Field Goals -2nd (6.39) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet.- 4th (.345) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet. Defense- 1st (.247) Free Throw Pet.- 2nd (.727) Rebounding Offense- 1st (39.4) Rebounding Defense- 1st (28.0) Rebounding Margin - 1st ( +11.4) Assists- 2nd (14.43) Blocked Shots- 1st (4.96) Steals - 7th (7.48) Turnover Margin- 6th (+0.39) Assist/Turnover Ratio -2nd (0.89) - Katy Campbell is 1st in field goal pet. (.563), 5th in rebounding (7.5), 6th in free throw pet. (.747), 7th in scoring (13.5), 9th in blocked shots (0.57)... -Melissa Marek-Farris is 1st in blocked shots (2.22), 2nd in field goal pet. (.530), 7th in free throw pet. (.733), 9th in rebounding (6.4), 15th in scoring (10.2)...

7 <div class="crailtitle"> 2008 Division III Regional Rankings </div> <div class="spacerl... Page 1 of2 INDIANAPOLIS-The NCAA Division Ill Women's Basketball Committee has released its second 2008 Regional Poll. The rankings include the top teams in each of the eight regions, with records through February 17. The committee ranks the top six eligible teams in each region, except for the Northeast Region, which ranks eight teams. UPDATED FEB. 20,2008 No School Overall In-Region Atlantic Mary Washington Marymount (Va.) Kean William Paterson Mount St. Mary (N.Y.) TCNJ Central Region 1 Wis.-Whitewater Wis.-Eau Claire Wis.-Stevens Point Ill. Wesleyan Washington-St. Louis Chicago East Region 1 Rochester William Smith St. Lawrence Medaille Brockport St Stevens Institute Great Lakes Region 1 Thomas More Hope DePauw Baldwin-Wallace Wilmington (Ohio) Ohio Northern Middle Atlantic Region 1 Messiah DeSales Albright Scranton Muhlenberg Gwynedd-Mercy Northeast Region 1 Tufts Brandeis Southern Maine Amherst Salem State Bowdoin Bates Bridgewater State diviii 2/21/2008

8 <div class="crailtitle"> 2008 Division III Regional Rankings </div> <div class="spacerl... Page 2 of2 South Region 1 Howard Payne Oglethorpe McMurry Trinity (Tx.) Piedmont Chris. Newport West Region 1 Simpson George Fox Puget Sound Chapman St. Benedict Gustavus Adolphus Choose your Team lls/rankings/ diviii 2/21/2008

9 Page 1 of2 Blair Cash From: Summer McKesson (WBCA) [wbcamail@wbcamail.org] Sent: Tuesday, February 19, :59 PM To: Blair Cash Subject: USA TODAY ESPN Dill Top 25 Coaches Poll Week 12 USA TODAYESPN DIVISION III TOP 25 COACHES' POLL FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Week 12 Poll: February 19, 2008 USA TODAYESPN Top 25 women's basketball poll, with first-place votes noted to the side, total points based on 25 points for first place through one point for 25th.. Rank Institution - First Place Votes Previous Ranking Record Points 1. Hope College (Mich.) Howard Payne University (Texas) Thomas More College (Ky.) University of Wisconsin, Whitewater Messiah College (Pa.) University of Mary Washington (Va.) DePauw University (Ind.) Kean University (N.J.) Illinois Wesleyan University Baldwin-Wallace College (Ohio) Simpson College (Iowa) University of Southern Maine McMurry University (Texas) Medaille College (N.Y.) Tufts University (Mass.) William Smith College (N.Y.) University of Rochester (N.Y.) Amherst College (Mass.) T. Lake Forest College (Ill.) T. University ofwisconsin, Stevens Point NR University ofpuget Sound (Wash.) George Fox University (Ore.) University of Chicago (Ill.) T. Brandeis University (Mass.) NR T. Washington University (Mo.) 18T Dropped Out: University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, DeSales University (Pa.). 2/

10 Page 2 of2 Others Receiving Votes: DeSales University (Pa.)- 19; Oglethorpe University (Ga.)- 19; University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire- 18; Salem State College (Mass.)- 11; University of Scranton (Pa.)- 5; Wilmington College (Ohio)- 5; College of St. Benedict (Minn.)- 1. The USA TODAY ESPN Board of Coaches is made up of 11 head coaches at Division III institutions. All are members of the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA). The board: Nan Carney-DeBord- Non-voting Chair (Ohio Wesleyan University), Aaron Roussell (University of Chicago), Arnie Bradley (Trinity University), Brian Niemuth (Simpson College), James Scheible (University of Rochester), Jerry Scheve (Wilmington College), Michele Sharp (Kean University), Mike Strong (University of Scranton), Ron Rohn (Muhlenberg College), Stefanie Pemper (Bowdoin College), and Suzy Barcomb (University of Puget Sound). *Please note that all voters for the Dill poll are required to vote each week between 8 a.m. Monday and 1 p.m Tuesday ET. Previous Weekly Polls -WBCA- 2/21/2008

11 Blair Cash From: Pat Coleman Sent: Monday, February 18, :19PM To: Blair Cash; Subject: BKW--D3hoops.com women's basketball Top 25 through Feb. 17, 2008 STERLING, Va. -- The D3hoops.com Top 25 through games of Sunday, Feb. 17, 2008: # Team W-L Pts. Last Week 1 Hope (15) Howard Payne (10) Thomas More OW-Whitewater Messiah Mary Washington Kean DePauw McMurry Illinois Wesleyan Simpson Southern Maine Baldwin-Wallace Amherst Tufts Medaille William Smith George Fox Rochester UW-Stevens Point Lake Forest Puget Sound UW-Eau Claire DeSales Oglethorpe Dropped out: No. 22 Marymount, No. 23 Washington U. Others receiving votes: Marymount 59, Salem State 27, Chapman 24, St. Norbert 20, Mount St. Mary 19, Brandeis 18, Washington U. 16, Chicago 14, Albion 4, St. Benedict 4, Randolph-Macon 3, Eastern Connecticut 2, Trinity (Texas) 1. The D3hoops.com Top 25 is voted on by a panel of 25 coaches, Sports Information Directors and media members from across the country, and is published weekly. 1

12 George Fox Women's Basketball Statistics (thru Feb. 21) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (20-3) (9-0) (9-2) (2-1) CONFERENCE... (12-2) (6-0) (6-2) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (8-1) (3-0) (3-0) (2-1) I---TOTAL---I PTS---1 I----REBOUNDS----I it# Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk St1 Pts Avg Campbell, Katy Marek-Farris, Melis Behary, Tiffany Ramey, Kaleigha Hubka, Jaime Shielee, Kristen Kuenzi, Elise Leach, Kelsi Spotts, Mandee Westering, Jordan Hudson, Nicole Keener, Lindsay Samples, MaryAnne Gardner, B.B Team Total Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd Total George Fox Opponents DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL George Fox Opponents

13 George Fox Women's Basketball Results (thru Feb. 21) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (20-3) (9-0) (9-2) (2-1) CONFERENCE... (12-2) (6-0) (6-2) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (8-1) (3-0) (3-0) (2-1) DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND 11/16/07 6:00 pm MULTNOMAH BIBLE w /17/07 7:00pm at Warner Pacific w /24/07 4:00pm # at Trinity (Texas) w /25/07 2:00 pm # VS St. Mary's (Ind.) w /08/07 6:00 pm WARNER PACIFIC w /17/07 1:00 pm + VS William Smith L 55 12/18/07 4:00pm + vs California State-East Bay w /28/07 6:00 pm at Northwest (Wash.) w /29/07 7:00pm WORCESTER STATE w /04/08 6:00 pm * PACIFIC LUTHERAN w /05/08 6:00 pm * PUGET SOUND w /11/08 6:00 pm * at Willamette w /12/08 6:00 pm * at Linfield w /18/08 6:00 pm * LEWIS & CLARK w /19/08 6:00 pm * at Pacific (Ore.) w /25/08 6:00 pm * at Whitman w /26/08 6:00 p.m. * at Whitworth w /01/08 6:00 pm * at Pacific Lutheran w /02/08 6:00 pm * at Puget Sound L /08/08 6:00 pm * WILLAMETTE w /09/08 6:00 pm * LINFIELD w /15/08 6:00 pm * at Lewis & Clark L /16/08 6:00 pm * PACIFIC (ORE.) w *02/22/08 6:00 pm WHITWORTH (dh) (K) *02/23/08 4:00pm WHITMAN (dh) (K) 02/27/08 TBA NWC Tournament semifinals (K) 02/29/08 TBA NWC Tournament finals (K) 03/05/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament First Round, site TBA 03/07-08/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Regionals, site TBA 03/14-15/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Sectionals, site TBA 03/21-22/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Final Four, Holland, Mich. # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas + - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. * - Northwest Conference game (dh) -doubleheader with GFU men's team (K) - KFOX Radio webcast * - Conference game ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME l AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL HIGH POINTS (16)Westering, Jordan (14)Marek-Farris, Meliss (16)Behary, Tiffany (23)Campbell, Katy (1l)Marek-Farris, Meliss (14)Campbell, Katy (12)Campbell, Katy (17)Campbell, Katy (15)Spotts, Mandee (12)Ramey, Kaleigha (15)Campbell, Katy (15)Marek-Farris, Meliss (26)Campbell, Katy (16)Campbell, Katy (17)Campbell, Katy (19)Campbell, Katy (14)Campbell, Katy (12)Ramey, Kaleigha (13)Marek-Farris, Meliss (16)Marek-Farris, Meliss (19)Marek-Farris, Meliss (12)Campbell, Katy (ll)spotts, Mandee HIGH REBOUNDS (9)Keener, Lindsay (lo)campbell, Katy (20)Campbell, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (?)Campbell, Katy (lo)shielee, Kristen (5)Behary, Tiffany (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (ll)campbell, Katy (8)Marek-Farris, Meliss (ll)campbell, Katy (10)Campbell, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (lo)campbell, Katy (lo)campbell, Katy (9)Shielee, Kristen (12)Marek-Farris, Meliss (ll)ramey, Kaleigha (8)Ramey, Kaleigha (8)Campbell, Katy (8)Marek-Farris, Meliss (8)Marek-Farris, Meliss (lo)marek-farris, Meliss (ll)campbell, Katy (8)Ramey, Kaleigha

14 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Saturday, February 16, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /16/2008- GEORGE FOX 69. PACIFIC 34: Bruins Bounce Boxers to Stay Atop NWC Standings NEWBERG, Ore. - Maintaining a share of the Northwest Conference lead while posting their 20th win of the season, the George Fox University Bruins jumped on top of the Pacific University Boxers early and cruised to a win in women's basketball action Saturday evening here at the Wheeler Sports Center's Miller Gym. In improving to 20-3 overall and 12-2 in the conference, the 12th-ranked Bruins kept pace with the University of Puget Sound, which picked a big road win over the Whitworth University Pirates. Pacific, falling to George Fox for the 10th straight time, dropped to 3-19 overall and 2-12 in the league. Baskets by Katy Campbell around a three-pointer by Kaleigha Ramey got the Bruins off to a quick 7-0 lead before Mallory Goldammer's layup with 15:45 left in the half put the Boxers on the board. After trading baskets, the Bruins ran off a string of 13 unanswered points featuring a pair of threes by Mandee Spotts to make it 22-4 with 11:09 remaining. Shooting.536 (15-28) in the first half to only.296 (8-27) for the Boxers, the Bruins built up a halftime lead. The Bruins remained comfortably ahead throughout the second half, taking a 30-point lead of five minutes into the second half on a three by Jaime Hubka. Their largest lead was 37 points at with two minutes left on a jumper by Jordan Westering. George Fox finished with a.481 shooting percentage (26-54) while limiting Pacific to.298 (17-57). The Bruins connected on from three-point range and held the Boxers, one of the more prolific long-range teams in the league, to 0-10 from beyond the arc. The Bruins also kept the Boxers completely off the free throw line, committing only nine fouls, while making 7-9 of their own from the stripe. Thirteen of the 14 Bruins who played scored, Spotts leading all scorers with 11 while making 3-5 from the field with a pair of threes and 3-4 from the line. Melissa Marek-Farris and Ramey had 10 each. Ramey also grabbed a game-high eight rebounds, leading the Bruins to a margin on the glass. Campbell handed out seven assists, and Kristen Shielee had three blocked shots. Kalei Frank and Amy Pedersen led the Boxers with 10 points apiece, and Frank had a team-high seven rebounds. George Fox closes out the regular season with two home games next weekend, first hosting Whitworth Friday at 6:00 p.m. Pacific hosts Willamette University Friday at 6:00p.m. Both games will be followed by NWC men's games at 8:00 p.m. Official Basketball Box Score Pacific (Ore.) vs George Fox 02/16/08 6:00 pm at Newberg, Ore VISITORS: Pacific (Ore.) 3-19, NWC 2-12 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT Stevens, Kristina... c Goldammer, Mallory.. g Frank, Kalei... g o-o 15 Kim, Christine... g Pedersen, Amy... g o-o 14 Akers, Kayla o-o 20 Saito, Holly Kamehiro, Megan o-o 32 Mahan, Molly Bel.lamy, Ashley TEAM... Totals PF TP A TO BLK S MIN TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % % % Game: 29.8% DEADB Game: 0.0% REBS Game: 0.0% 0 HOME TEAM: George Fox 20-3, NWC 12-2 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN

15 GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Saturday, February 16,2008-6:00pm Wheeler Sports Center I Miller Gym (2,750) Newberg, Oregon George Fox University "Bruins" (19-3, NWC 11-2) vs. Pacific University "Boxers" (3-18, NWC 2-11) PACIFIC UNIVERSITY QUICK FACTS & ROSTER Location: Forest Grove, Oregon NQ.~ ~ HL YrJE1 H2m~t2lm rerevi2:u5 Sdl!!21) Founded: Mallory Goldammer G 5-5 So./So. Beaverton, Ore. (Southridge) Enrollment: 2, Kalei Frank G 5-6 Jr./Jr. Federal Way, Wash. (Tacoma CC) President: Dr. Philip Creighton 14 KaylaAkers G 5-5 So./So. Richland, Wash. (Hanford) Colors: Red, Black and White 15 Christine Kim G 5-5 Sr./Jr. Federal Way, Wash. (Highline CC) Affiliation: NCAA Division lll Conference: Northwest 20 Holly Saito G 5-5 Jr./So. Honolulu, Hawaii (St. Andrew's Priory) Dir. of Athletics: Ken Schumann 22 Jenna Archibald F 5-10 So./So. Gearhart, Ore. (Seaside) Sports Info Dir.: BlakeTimm 24 Megan Kamehiro G 5-5 Fr./Fr. Honolulu, Hawaii (Kalani) Sports Info: Kristina Stevens p 5-11 Sr./Sr. Baker City, Ore. (Baker) Sports Web site: 32 Molly Mahan G 5-4 Fr./Fr. Homer, Alaska (South Anchorage) Home Court: Pacific Athletic Center 33 Ashley Bellamy p 5-7 Jr./Jr. Siletz, Ore. (Toledo) '06-07 Overall Record: Amy Pedersen G 5-7 Sr./Sr. Redlands, Cali (Redlands East Valley) '06-07 Conference Record: 2-14 (9th) '06-07 Post-Season: none HEAD COACH: Sharon Rissmiller Letterwinners Back/Lost: 616 ASSISTANT COACH: Tara Podpah Starters Back/Lost: 015 Overall: 19-3 (H: 8..0 R: 9-2 N: 2-1) I NWC: 11-2 (H: 5..0 R: 6-2) Opponent WLI. ~ 1/16 MULTNOMAH BIBLE COLLEGE (K) W /17 at Warner Pacific College W /24 # at Trinity University (Texas) W /25 # vs. St. Mary's College (Ind.) W /8 WARNER PACIFIC COLLEGE W /17 + vs. William Smith College L /18 + vs. California State University-East Bay W /28 at Northwest University W /29 WORCESTER STATE COLLEGE W * PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY W /5 * UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND W /11 at Willamette University W /12 at Linfield College W /18 * LEWIS & CLARK COLLEGE W /19 at Pacific University W /25 at Whitman College W /26 at Whitworth University W /1 at Pacific Lutheran University W /2 at University of Puget Sound L * WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY W * LINFIELD COLLEGE W at Lewis & Clark College L * PACIFIC UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. * WHITWORTH UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. * WHITMAN COLLEGE (dh) (K) 4:00 p.m. # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas + - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. - Northwest Conference game (dh) - doubleheader with GFU men's team Home games in BOLD CAPS I Home games played at Wheeler Sports Center/Miller Gym All times Pacific and subject to change I (K) - KFOX Radio webcast NORTHWEST CONFERENCE ( STANDINGS (thru Feb. 15.) Team (Pre-season poll/points) ~ ~ f1ij. &1 ~ George Fox Bruins (1/84) Puget Sound Loggers (2175) Lewis & Clark Pioneers (3/61) Whitman Missionaries (6/39) Whitworth Pirates (4/51) Pacific Lutheran Lutes (7/28) Linfield Wildcats (5/47) Willamette Bearcats (8/17) Pacific Boxers (9/12) Yesterdi(Y~ Scores; at Lewis & Clark 45, George Fox 35; at Whitworth 71, Pacific Lutheran 62; at Linfield 67, Pacific 57; at Whitman 53, Puget Sound 51 TodQv's Games; Pacific Lutheran at Whitman, 4 pm; Pacific at George Fox, 6 pm; Lewis & Clark at Willamette, 6 pm; Puget Sound at Whitworth, 6 pm About Tonirht's Gqme; First of three home games for the Bruins to end the regular season... Series record: George Fox leads since 1982 ( home, road)... The Bruins have won the last 9 meetings and 22 of the last 23, including in Forest Grove on Jan. 19 this year... The Boxers' last win iii the series was in Forest Grove on Feb. 8, Pacific averages 57.7 ppg (8th in the NWC) and allows 71.2 (9th)... The Boxers are 57th nationally in 3-pt field goals (6.0) and 71st in fewest turnovers (17.4)... GAmy Pedersen is 72nd nationally in 3-pt pet. (.349)... Coach Sharon Rissmiller (Portland '01), the sister of former Bruin All-American Nancy Rissmiller, is 3-18 to date in her 1st season at Pacific... Next game: Feb. 22 vs. Willamette, 6 p.m... George Fox coach Scott Rueck is in his 12th season...

16 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Thursday, February 14, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /14 WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Weekly News & Notes Overall19-2 (Home 8-0, Road 9-1, Neutral2-1) NWC 11-1, 1st, T (Home 5-0, Road 6-1) LINKS FOR WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TO: Quick Facts I Roster I Schedule I Statistics I Results I Press Releases I Box Scores HIGHLIGHTS: *Recent Games: No. 12 Bruins Sweep Homecoming Weekend * Coming Up: last Road Game at l&c, Home vs. Pacific * Marek-Farris Earns BAA, NWC Player of the Week Honors * Polls/Rankings: GFU 12th/16th Nationally, 2nd in West Region *Bruins' Win Over PLU Sets Record with 12th Straight Win *Bruins Have Secured 15th Consecutive Winning Season * NCAA Stats: Bruins Continue to Pace Nation in Defense * NWC Stats: Bruins league leaders in 10 Different Stats *Career lists: Campbell Nears 1,000 Points and Top 10 Club RECENT GAMES: 2 0 (Click scores for link to stories and box scores): Feb. 8 -at George Fox 78. Willamette 34 Feb. 9 -at George Fox 69. Linfield 36 COMING UP: last Road Game at L&C, Home vs. Pacific Fri., Feb. 15, 6:00p.m.- at lewis & Clark College, in Portland, Ore. Sat., Feb. 16, 6:00p.m.- vs. Pacific University, in Newberg, Ore. Lewis & Clark (12-9, NWC 8-4, 3rd)- KFOX radio webcast... Northwest Conference game... The Pioneers from Portland, Ore., were picked 3rd in the NWC pre-season coaches poll, the Bruins 1st... Series record: George Fox leads 48-9 since 1981 (24-3 home, 22-6 road, 2-0 neutral)... The Bruins have won the last 27 meetings, including in Newberg on Jan. 18 this year... Lewis & Clark's last win in the series was in Portland on Feb. 15, The Pioneers have won their last five in a row, including a win over Whitman in their last game, to take control of the 3rd and final spot in the NWC Tournament... The Pios average 64.4 ppg (4th in the NWC) and allow 59.2 (5th)... L&C is 20th nationally in fewest turnovers (15.7) and 68th in field goal pet. (.423)... The Pios have two double-figure scorers: G Crystal Castle (15.9, 1st in the NWC) and F Allison Farr (13.4, 8th)... Castle is also the rebound leader (8. 7, 2nd)... G Kimberly Kittell is the assists leader ( 4.38, 1st, 69th nationally), is the NWC leader and 41st nationally in assist/turnover ratio (1.74), and leads the league in steals (2.33)... Coach Juli Fulks (Capital '98) is to date in her 4th season at L&C... Next game: Feb. 16 at Willamette, 6 p.m... Pacific (3-17, NWC 2-10, 9th)- KFOX radio webcast... Northwest Conference game... The Boxers from Forest Grove, Ore., were picked 9th in the NWC pre-season coaches poll, the Bruins 1st... Series record: George Fox leads since 1982 (17-10 home, road)... The Bruins have won the last 9 meetings and 22 of the last 23, including in Forest Grove on Jan. 19 this year... The Boxers' last win in the series was in Forest Grove on Feb. 8, The Boxers snapped a 10-game losing streak with a win over Whitworth in their last game... Pacific averages 57.7 ppg (8th in the NWC) and allows 71.2 (9th)... The Boxers are 57th nationally in 3-pt field goals (6.0) and 71st in fewest turnovers (17.4)... The Boxers have two double-figure scorers: GAmy Pedersen (14.9, 3rd in the NWC) and G Mallory Goldammer (11.0, 13th)... Pederson is 72nd nationally in 3-pt pet. (.349)... Pedersen is also the rebound leader (8.6, 3rd)... G Kalei Frank is the assists leader (3.25, 4th)... Coach Sharon Rissmiller (Portland '01 ), the sister of former Bruin All-American Nancy Rissmiller, is 3-17 to date in her 1st season at Pacific... The Boxers visit Linfield Feb. 15 before meeting the Bruins... Next game: Feb. 22 vs. Willamette, 6 p.m... Click here for the latest NWC Standings.

17 Most Consecutive Wins - 12, 12/18-2/1 (previous record was 11, achieved 4 times) -Most Points, Game- 111 vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was 105 vs. Western Baptist, 11/20/1992) Fewest Points Allowed, Game -13 vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was 23 vs. Pacific, 2/22/2005) -Largest Winning Margin, Game- 98 (111-13) vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was 76 vs. Columbia Christian, , 1/30/1993) -Most Field Goals, Game- 47 vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was 44 vs. Columbia Christian, 1/30/1993) -Most Assists, Game- 34 vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was 27 vs. Northwest Nazarene, 2/8/1991, and vs. Columbia Christian, 1/30/93) - Lowest Opponents' Field Goal Pet., Game ( 4-38) vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was.136, 8-59 at Whitman, 2/19/2000) *Bruins' Win Over PLU Sets Record with 12th Straight Win With their win at Pacific Lutheran on Feb. 1, the Bruins finally broke through the 11-wins-in-a-row barrier to set a new team record for consecutive wins with 12. The Bruins opened the season with five straight wins before William Smith, currently ranked 15th nationally, handed them their first loss of the season, a setback in the Posada Royale No. 1 Tournament in Thousand Oaks, Calif., on Dec. 17. The Bruins began their 12-game streak the next day in the same place with a win over California State-East Bay. The added a road win at Northwest and a home win over Worcester State before beginning Northwest Conference play with nine straight victories. The Bruins defeated PLU and Puget Sound at home, Willamette and Linfield on the road, Lewis & Clark at home, then won four straight road games over Pacific, Whitman, Whitworth, and PLU. The streak was halted on Feb. 2 on the road by 23rd-ranked Puget Sound. The previous record of 11 straight wins had been accomplished four previous times. In , the Bruins won 11 in a row from Jan. 8-Feb. 12, and in , they did it from Jan. 5-Feb. 10, a stretch that lifted them to a 20-1 overall record and the No. 1 ranking in the nation. They opened the season with 11 in a row from Nov. 17-Jan. 2, and opened the season with 11 straight from Nov. 18-Jan. 2, which earned them a No. 2 national ranking before the streak ended. *Bruins Have Secured 15th Consecutive Winning Season With a 19-2 record and four regular-season games remaining, the Bruins have secured their 15th winning season in a row. The first three were achieved under of Sherri Murrell ( ), who was before leaving for the head coaching position at Washington State and is now the coach at Portland State. The last 12 in a row have come under Scott Rueck, the winningest coach in Bruin women's cage history at * NCAA Stats: Bruins Continue to Pace Nation in Defense In the latest NCAA Division Ill national statistics reports of {thru Feb. 10), George Fox remained 1st in scoring defense ( 42.6), where they been in every statistical report this season, while ranking 7th in rebound margin ( +11.8) and fewest personal fouls (13.0), 9th in scoring margin (+23.0), tied for 9th in won-lost pet. (.905), 12th in field goal pet. defense (.324), 20th in field goal pet. (.447), 22nd in blocked shots (4.8), 34th in 3-pt field goals (6.3), 35th in free throw pet. (.731) and fewest turnovers (16.2), 48th in 3- pt field goal pet. (.345), 53rd in assist/to ratio (0.88)... The Bruins' 111 points vs. Multnomah Bible on Nov. 16 is tied for the 8thmost scoring in a game this season... Individually, Katy Campbell is 19th in field goal pet. (.568)... Melissa Marek-Farris is 38th in blocked shots (2.1)... * NWC Stats: Bruins League Leaders in 10 Different Stats Where the Bruins rank in the latest Northwest Conference stats {thru Feb. 12): Scoring Offense- 3rd (65.6) Scoring Defense- 1st (42.6) Scoring Margin- 1st (+23.0) Field Goal Pet.- 1st (.447) Field Goal Pet. Defense -1st (.324) 3-Pt Field Goals -2nd (6.33, T) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet.- 4th (.345) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet. Defense- 1st (.254) Free Throw Pet. -1st (.731) Rebounding Offense- 1st (39.6) Rebounding Defense- 1st (27.8) Rebounding Margin - 1st ( +11.8) Assists- 2nd (14.57) Blocked Shots- 1st (4.81) Steals- 7th (7.76) Turnover Margin -4th ( +1.00) Assist/Turnover Ratio- 2nd (0.90) - Katy Campbell is 1st in field goal pet. (.568), 6th in scoring (13.9), rebounding (7.4), free throw pet. (.756), 9th in blocked shots (0.62)...

18 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Monday, February 11, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) qfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /11/2008- Bruins to "Think Pink" and Celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Dav on Feb. 16 NEWBERG, Ore. - George Fox University's men's and women's basketball teams will join forces this Saturday, Feb. 16, to participate in the "Think Pink" campaign for breast cancer awareness, as well as to celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day, as a part of the Bruins' basketball doubleheader that evening in the Wheeler Sports Center's Miller Gym. Pacific University will provide the Northwest Conference competition for the women's game at 6:00p.m. and the men's game at 8:00 p.m. The first 150 fans to arrive at the games will receive pink wristbands, anyone wearing pink will get in free with a $2.00 donation to the Breast Cancer Fund, and all women under the age of 18 will be admitted free. Joining the George Fox basketball teams as sponsors for the evening's events are three area businesses: Newberg Ford, West Coast Bank, and Technocom. The "Think Pink" initiative is a global, unified effort by the Women's Basketball Coaches Association to assist in raising breast cancer awareness on the court, across campuses, in communities and beyond. George Fox University is one of over 900 schools nationally that will be taking part in the campaign, which officially runs from Feb. 8-17, but teams may participate at any time. In conjunction with "Think Pink," George Fox will be celebrating the 22nd Annual National Girls and Women in Sports Day by honoring its senior women student-athletes from all eight of the Bruin varsity women's sports at halftime of the men's basketball game. Awards will be presented to 24 outstanding women student-athletes. This award celebration is one of more than 1,000 events taking place across the country for National Girls and Women in Sports Day. Congress has proclaimed this national day each year since 1987 as a time to recognize the progress of girls and women in sports, and to acknowiedge the benefits that sports and fitness activities can bring to the lives of all girls and women. In addition to the awards celebration, there will be some competition activities for girls and women during halftime of the women's game, as well as raffle prizes to be given away. For more information about either the "Think Pink" initiative or the National Girls and Women in Sports Day celebration, please call the George Fox department of athletics at

19 George Fox Women's Basketball Statistics (thru Feb. 14) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (19-2) (8-0) (9-1) (2-1) CONFERENCE... (11-1) (5-0) (6-1) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (8-1) (3-0) (3-0) (2-1) I---TOTAL---I PTS---1 I----REBOUNDS----I ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Campbell, Katy Marek-Farris, Melis Behary, Tiffany Hubka, Jaime Ramey, Kaleigha Shielee, Kristen Kuenzi, Elise Leach, Kelsi Spotts, Mandee Hudson, Nicole Westering, Jordan Keener, Lindsay Samples, MaryAnne Gardner, B.B Team Total Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: George Fox.... Opponents.... 1st 2nd Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL George Fox Opponents

20 George Fox Women's Basketball Results (thru Feb. 14) RECORD: ALL GAMES... CONFERENCE... NON-CONFERENCE... OVERALL HOME (19-2) (8-0) (11-1) (5-0) (8-1) (3-0) AWAY (9-1) (6-1) (3-0) NEUTRAL (2-1) (0-0) (2-1) DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/16/07 6:00 pm 11/17/07 7:00 pm 11/24/07 4:00 pm 11/25/07 2:00pm 12/08/07 6:00 pm 12/17/07 1:00 pm 12/18/07 4:00 pm 12/28/07 6:00 pm 12/29/07 7:00 pm 01/04/08 6:00 pm 01/05/08 6:00 pm 01/11/08 6:00 pm 01/12/08 6:00 pm 01/18/08 6:00 pm 01/19/08 6:00 pm 01/25/08 6:00 pm 01/26/08 6:00 p.m. 02/01/08 6:00 pm 02/02/08 6:00 pm 02/08/08 6:00 pm 02/09/08 6:00 pm *02/15/08 6:00 pm *02/16/08 6:00 pm *02/22/08 6:00 pm *02/23/08 4:00pm 02/27/08 TBA 02/29/08 TBA 03/05/08 TBA 03/07-08/08 TBA 03/14-15/08 TBA MULTNOMAH BIBLE at Warner Pacific # at Trinity (Texas) #VB St. Mary's (Ind.) WARNER PACIFIC + VB William Smith + vs California State-East Bay at Northwest (Wash.) WORCESTER STATE * PACIFIC LUTHERAN * PUGET SOUND * at Willamette * at Linfield * LEWIS & CLARK * at Pacific (Ore.) * at Whitman * at Whitworth * at Pacific Lutheran * at Puget Sound * WILLAMETTE * LINFIELD at Lewis & Clark (dh) (K) PACIFIC (ORE.) (dh) (K) WHITWORTH (dh) (K) WHITMAN (dh) (K) NWC Tournament semifinals (K) w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w L L NWC Tournament finals (K) NCAA D-III Tournament First Round, site TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Regionals, site TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Sectionals, site TBA 03/21-22/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Final Four, Holland, Mich. # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas + - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. * - Northwest Conference game (dh) -doubleheader with GFU men's team (K) - KFOX Radio webcast * - Conference game ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL (16)Westering, Jordan 200 (14)Marek-Farris, Meliss 125 (16)Behary, Tiffany 50 (23)Campbell, Katy 250 (11)Marek-Farris, Meliss 55 (14)Campbell, Katy 65 (12)Campbell, Katy 100 (17)Campbell, Katy 225 (15)Spotts, Mandee 315 (12)Ramey, Kaleigha 400 (15)Campbell, Katy 300 (15)Marek-Farris, Meliss 400 (26)Campbell, Katy 415 (16)Campbell, Katy 300 (17)Campbell, Katy 150 (19)Campbell, Katy 225 (14)Campbell, Katy 350 (12)Ramey, Kaleigha 759 (13)Marek-Farris, Meliss 400 (16)Marek-Farris, Meliss 1600 (19)Marek-Farris, Meliss (9)Keener, Lindsay (10)Campbell, Katy (20)Campbell, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (?)Campbell, Katy (10)Shielee, Kristen (5)Behary, Tiffany (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (11)Campbe11, Katy (8)Marek-Farris, Meliss (11)Campbell, Katy (10)Campbell, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (10)Campbe11, Katy (10)Campbell, Katy (9)Shielee, Kristen (12)Marek-Farris, Meliss (11)Ramey, Kaleigha (8)Ramey, Kaleigha (8)Campbe11, Katy (8)Marek-Farris, Meliss (8)Marek-Farris, Meliss (10)Marek-Farris, Meliss

21 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Saturday, February 9, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /9/ GEORGE FOX 69, LINFIELD 36: Bruins Regain NWC Co-Lead by Whipping Wildcats NEWBERG, Ore. - Senior center Melissa Marek-Farris posted a double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds, leading the 18thranked George Fox University Bruins past the Linfield College Wildcats and back into a share of the Northwest Conference lead in women's basketball action Saturday evening here at the Wheeler Sports Center's Miller Gym. The Bruins dominated play early, hitting their first five shots (tow each by Marek-Farris and Katy Campbell and one by Tiffany Behary) to take an 11-2 lead four minutes into the game. They eventually built up a 14-point lead of 20-6 on a Jaime Hubka threepointer from the right comer with seven minutes left before the Wildcats rallied with nine unanswered points, cutting the lead to with four minutes to go. A layup by Katy Campbell ended the Wildcats' streak, and the Bruins clung to a ead at the break. George Fox shot.417 (10-24) in the first half while holding Linfield to.211 (4-19). An 8-10 performance from the line kept the Wildcats in the game. Marek-Farris had eight points and Campbell seven in the half for the Bruins, while Jenny Carlos led the Wildcats with seven. The Bruins then exploded for a 13-0 run to start the second half, building a 20-point margin of with 15 minutes remaining on a pair of Marek-Farris free throws. Casey Stepan finally put the Wildcats on the board in the second half with a three from the left wing at 14:09, but the visitors got no closer than 12 the rest of the way. The Bruins' largest lead was 34 on a three by MaryAnne Samples from the right wing with 1:10 left that made it Playing before a crowd estthe Bruins burned the nets for a.519 percentage (14-27) in the second half to finish at.471 (24-51) for the game while holding the Wildcats to a.220 mark (9-41 ). Rebounds were a big factor in the game as the Bruins doubled the Wildcats on the boards and, including a 16-5 advantage in offensive rebounds. Marek-Farris connected on 5-11 from the field and 9-13 from the line for her 19 points, and also had three steals and four of the Bruins' nine blocks in the game. Campbell narrowly missed a double-double with 16 points and nine boards, and she and Behary passed out five assists apiece. No one reached double figures in points for the Wildcats; Stepan and Emily Shoemaker were the top scorers with eight each. Shoemaker pulled down seven rebounds, and Stepan had three steals. George Fox (19-2, NWC 11-1), now tied atop the league standings with the 17th-ranked University of Puget Sound, which was idle Saturday, returns to action Friday for its final road game of the season against Lewis & Clark College at 6:00p.m. Linfield (9-12, NWC 2-1 0) travels to Willamette University Tuesday, also at 6:00 p.m. Both games will be followed by NWC men's contests at 8:00 p.m. Official Basketball Box Score Linfield vs George Fox 02/09/08 6:00 pm at Newberg, Ore VISITORS: Linfield 9-12, NWC 2-10 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ftlt Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 10 McFadden, Courtney.. f o-o Carlos, Jenni.... f Stadeli, Kate... c 1-6 o-o Stepan, Casey... g ll Lassiter, Brihtani.. g O'Meara, Susan Reichelt, Brianna Fennimore, Stephanie o-o Chock, Monica Shoemaker, Emily Amina, Sarah o-o TEAM Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 22.0% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 33.3% REBS F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 81.3% 3

22 GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Saturday, February 9, :00pm Wheeler Sports Center I Miller Gym (2, 750) Newberg, Oregon George Fox University "Bruins" (18-2, NWC 10-1) vs. Linfield College "Wildcats" (9-11, NWC 2-9) Location: McMinnville, Oregon Founded: 1849 Enrollment: 2,622 President: Dr. Thomas L. Hellie Colors: Purple and Cardinal Red Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: Northwest Dir. of Athletics: Scott Carnahan Sports Info Dir.: Kelly Bird Sports Info: Sports Web site: Home Court: Ted Wilson Gym '06-07 Overall Record: '06-07 Conference Record: 9-7 (3rd T) '06-07 Post-Season: none Letterwinners Back/Lost: 5/8 Starters Back/Lost: 3/2 LINFIELD COLLEGE QUICK FACTS & ROSTER N.Q.NAM.E 0. HT. YBl.EL HQMEIOWN ~REVTO:US SCHQQL) 2 Susan O'Meara G 5-1 Sr./Sr. Sonoma, Calif. (Sonoma VaHey) 4 Casey Stepan G 5-9 Sr./Sr.. Vancouver, Wash. (Mountain View) 5 Brianna Reichelt G 5-8 Fr./Fr. Mill Creek, Wash. (Holy Names) 10 Courtney McFadden F 5-9 Jr./Jr. Salem, Ore. (North Salem) II Brihtani Lassiter PG 5-5 Sr./Sr. Anchorage, Alaska (Lower Columbia C. C) 22 Stephanie Fennimore PG 5-9 Fr./Fr. Salem, Ore. (McKay) 23 Sarah Arnina F 5-9 Fr./Fr. Cornelius, Ore. (Forest Grove) 24 Monica Chock G 5-4 Sr./Jr. Aiea, Hawaii (St. Francis) 30 Emily Shoemaker F 5-9 Fr./Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Beaverton) 32 Kate Stadeli c 6-1 Jr./Jr. Silverton, Ore. (Silverton) 35 Jenni Carlos F 5-8 Jr./Jr. Yakima, Wash. (Yakima Valley C.C.) 42 Amanda Nichols F 5-7 Fr./Fr. Knappa, Ore. {Knappa) 54 Lindsey Marsaw G 5-8 Jr./Jr. Port Angeles, Wash. (Peninsula C. C.) Head Coach: Robyn Stewart {lith year) Assistant Coaches: Dan Davison, Sara Burgoyne, Meadow Lemon Opponent MULTNOMAH BIBLE COLLEGE (K) at Warner Pacific College # at Trinity University (Texas) # vs. St. Mary's College (Ind.) WARNER PACIFIC COLLEGE + vs. William Smith College + vs. California State University-East Bay at Northwest University WORCESTER STATE COLLEGE PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND at Willamette University at Linfield College LEWIS & CLARK COLLEGE at Pacific University at WhHman College at WhHworth University at Pacific Lutheran University at University of Puget Sound WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY LINFIELD COLLEGE (dh) -Homecoming (K) at Lewis & Clark College (dh) (K) PACIFIC UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) WHITWORTH UNfVERSITY (dh) (K) WHITMAN COLLEGE (dh) (K) - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas WLL ~ w w w w w L w w w w w w w w w w w w L w :00p.m. 6:00p.m. 6:00p.m. 6:00p.m. 4:00p.m. - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. Northwest Conference game -doubleheader with GFU men's team games In BOLD CAPS I Home games played at Wheeler Sports Center/Miller Gym times Pacific and subject to change I (K) - KFOX Radio webcast NORTHWEST CONFERENCE ( STANDINGS (thru Feb. 8) Team (Pre-season ooll/pojnts) l::{jff; fr1.. QJl. Puget Sound Loggers (2n 5) George Fox Bruins (1184) Whitman Missionaries (6/39) Lewis & Clark Pioneers (3/61) Whitworth Pirates (4/51) Pacific Lutheran Lutes (7/28) Linfield Wildcats (5/47) Willamette Bearcats (8/17) Pacific Boxers (9/12) & fr Yesterdllv's Scores: at Lewis & Clark 69, Whitworth 57; at George Fox 78, Willamette 34; Whitman 60, at Pacific 49; Puget Sound 62, at Linfield 52 Todllv's Games: Whitworth at Puget Sound, 4 pm; Whitman at Lewis & Clark, 4 pm; Pacific Lutheran at Willamette, 6 pm; Linfield at George Fox, 6 pm About Tonifhl's Game: Series record: George Fox leads since 1981 (23-4 home, road, 0-2 neutral)... The Wildcats' last win in the series was 5! -50 in McMinnville on Jan. 23, Going into last night's games, Linfield averages 59.4 ppg (7th in the NWC) and allows 60.4 (6th)... The Wildcats have one double-figure scorer and two who are close: PG Brihtani Lassiter (11.6, 12th), F Courtney McFadden (9.9, 16th), and G Casey Stepan (9.8, 17th)... McFadden is the top rebounder (5.2, 18th)... Lassiter is the assists leader (2.05)... Lassiter had 18 in the Wildcats'loss to 17th-ranked Puget Sound last night... Melissa Marek Farris led a balanced Bruin attack in which 12 different players scored in the GFU win over Willamette... Linfield coach Robyn Stewart (Montana State Billings '87) is to date in her lith season... George Fox coach Scott Rueck is in his 12th season...

23 GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S BASKETBALl Friday, February 8, :00pm Wheeler Sports Center I Miller Gym (2, 750) Newberg, Oregon George Fox University "Bruins" (17-2, NWC 9-1) vs. Willamette University "Bearcats" ( 4-15, NWC 2-8) Location: Founded: Enrollment: President: Colors: Affiliation: Conference: Dir. of Athletics: Sports Info Dir.: Sports Info: Sports Web site: Home Court: '06-07 Overall Record: '06-07 Conference Record: '06-07 Post-Season: Salem, Oregon ,500 Dr. M. Lee Pelton Cardinal and Old Gold NCAA Division HI Northwest Mark Majeski Robert McKinney Cone Field House (2,500) Letterwinners Back/Lost: 4/6 Starters Back/Lost: 3/ (8th) none WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY QUICK FACTS & ROSTER N2..Nrun.e.. 11 Alex Zennan 12 Molly Fillion 14 Vic Swigart 20 Selena Levy 21 Jenny Fillion 23 Erin Barclay 24 Tracie Nygaard 31 Laura Payne 32 Nicki Clowdsley f.2s.. II!. Yr. HometQwn (High S!:hQol or Previoys College) G 5-6 Fr Sammamish, WA (Eastlake HS) G 5-9 Jr Silverton, OR (Linn-Benton CC) G 5-8 Jr Newport Beach, CA (Newport Harbor HS) G 5-3 So San Anselmo, CA (Sir Francis Drake HS) G 5-9 Jr Silverton, OR (Linn-Benton CC) G 5-6 Fr Snohomish, WA (Bothell Senior HS) F 5-10 Sr Knappa, OR (Knappa HS) G 5-6 Sr Sammamish, WA (Skyline HS) c 6-0 Fr Sammamish, WA (Skyline HS) Head Coach: Bruce Henderson (3rd yr) Assistant Coaches: Michelle Severson, Sara Hedgepeth, Anne Lapray, Sara Brooks 12/17 12/18 2/ /11 1/ /19 1/25 1/26 2/1 2/ Opponent MULTNOMAH BIBLE COLLEGE (K) at Warner Pacific College # at Trinity University (Texas) # vs. St. Mary's College (Ind.) WARNER PACIFIC COLLEGE + vs. William Smnh College + vs. California State University-East Bay at Northwest University WORCESTER STATE COLLEGE PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND at Willamette University at Linfield College LEWIS & CLARK COLLEGE at Pacific University at Whitman College at Whitworth University at Pacific Lutheran University at University of Puget Sound WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) LINFIELD COLLEGE (dh) -Homecoming (K) at Lewis & Clark College (dh) (K) PACIFIC UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) WHITWORTH UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) WHITMAN COLLEGE (dh) (K) (H: 3-0 R: 6-1) W1.L. ~ w w w w w L w w w w w w w w w w w w L :00p.m. 6:00p.m. 6:00p.m. 6:00p.m. 6:00p.m. 4:00p.m. # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas + - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. - Northwest Conference game (dh) - doubleheader with GFU men's team Home games in BOLD CAPS I Home games played at Wheeler Sports Center/Miller Gym times Pacific and subject to change I (K) - KFOX Radio webcast NORTHWEST CONFERENCE ( STANDINGS (thru Feb. n Tt1a.n1 (Prtl-S.Ila Qil QQll/Poial.i l:!je frl fill. All frl Puget Sound Loggers (2n5) George Fox Bruins (1184) Whitman Missionaries (6/39) Whitworth Pirates (4/51) Lewis & Clark Pioneers (3/61) Pacific Lutheran Lutes (7/28) Linfield Wildcats (5/47) Willamette Bearcats (811 7) Pacific Boxers (9/12) Tuesdqy's Scores: Puget Sound 75, at Pacific Lutheran 54 Today's Games (ql/6 pmi: Whitworth at Lewis & Clark; Willamette at George Fox; Whitman at Pacific (Ore.); Puget Sound at Linfield Saturdqy's Games: Whitworth at Puget Sound, 4 pm; Whitman at Lewis & Clark, 4 pm; Pacific Lutheran at Willamette, 6 pm; Linfield at George Fox, 6 pm AbQut Tonirht's Gqme: Bruins end the season with five of the last six at home, starting tonight... Series record: George Fox leads since 1982 (24-3 home, I 7-9 road, 1-9 neutral)... The Bruins have won the last 1 I meetings... The Bearcats' last win in the series was on Feb. 9, 2002, in Salem... Willamette averages 56.4 ppg (9th in the NWC) and allows 67.0 (7rd)... The Bearcats have two players in double-figure scoring: G Molly Fillion (13.6, 7th) and G Laura Payne (13.3, loth)... Fillion is the top rebounder (10.2, 1st in the NWC, 44th nationally)... Payne and G Erin Barclay are the assists leaders (1.95)... Coach Bruce Henderson (Willamette '84) is to date in his 3rd season at Willamette... GFU coach Scott Rueck is in his 12th season...

24 GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Thursday, February 7, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /7/2008- ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT: Campbell Named Academic All-District VIII Second Team NEWBERG, Ore. - Senior forward Katy Campbell, who has led the George Fox University Bruins to a 17-2 record and a No. 18 NCAA Division Ill national ranking this season, has been named to the ESPN The Magazine/CoS IDA Academic All-District VIII College Division Women's Basketball Second Team as voted on by members of the College Sports Information Directors of American (CoSIDA). Campbell. who hails from Springfield, Ore., and Thurston High School, has compiled a grade point average of 3.34 in her four years at George Fox while majoring in biology. She is the daughter of Glen and Cindy Campbell of Springfield, Ore. A three-year starter for the Bruins, she was the Northwest Conference Player of the Year and was named a preseason Fourth Team All-American by D3hoops.com. Picking up where she left off last year, she leads the NWC this season in field goal pet. (.552), and is 4th in free throw pet. (. 789), 5th in scoring (13.9, T) and rebounding (7.4) and 7th in blocked shots (0.63, T). Her.552 field goal pet. ranks 25th nationally. She was conference Player of the Week for Jan. 7-13, and has been nominated for the award six other times. She was named MVP of the Trinity (TX) Thanksgiving Classic and made the Posada Royale #1 All Tournament Team. This season, she has reached double figures in points 16 times and rebounds seven times, with six doubledoubles, and posted career highs of 26 points at Linfield and 20 rebounds at Trinity (TX). In her four-year Bruin career, Campbell has collected 657 rebounds, which ranks 7th on the all-time GFU list, and 936 points. She needs 64 points in the Bruins' final six games to become the 11th player in team history to reach 1,000 for a career, and 66 to move into 10th on the all-time list. She also ranks 5th in career field goal pet. (.473) and 7th in career free throw pet. (.754) at George Fox. The Academic All-America Teams program honors 816 male and female student-athletes annually who have succeeded at the highest level on the playing field and in the classroom. Individuals are selected through voting by CoSIDA, a 2,000-member organization consisting of sports public relations professionals for colleges and universities in the United States and Canada. To be eligible, a student-athlete must be a varsity starter or key reserve, maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.20 on a scale of 4.00, have reached sophomore athletic and academic standings at his/her current institution and be nominated by his/her sports information director. Since the program's inception in 1952, CoSIDA has bestowed Academic All-America honors on more than 14,000 student-athletes in Divisions I, II, Ill and the NAIA. District VIII of CoSIDA consists of all institutions in Oregon, Washington, Alaska, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, California, Hawaii, and British Columbia. Now in its fourth season of sponsoring the Academic All-America Teams program, ESPN The Magazine- winner of the 2003 National Magazine Award for General Excellence - is a provocative and innovative sports publication. Full of insight, analysis, impact and wit, the oversized bi-weekly with a circulation of some two million looks ahead to give fans a unique perspective on the world of sports. A complete list all Academic All-District teams at the university and college levels is available on the CoSIDA web site at

25 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Wednesday, February 6, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /6 WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Weekly News & Notes Overall17-2 (Home 6-0, Road 9-1, Neutral2-1) NWC 9-1, 2nd (Home 3-0, Road 6-1) LINKS FOR WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TO: Quick Facts I Roster I Schedule I Statistics I Results I Press Releases I Box Scores HIGHLIGHTS: *Recent Games: No. 12 Bruins Down PLU but Fall to No. 23 UPS * Coming Up: Homecoming Weekend vs. Willamette, Linfield * Marek-Farris BAA Athlete of the Week, HM for NWC Honors * Polls/Rankings: GFU Slip to 18th in D3hoops Poll, 19th in WBCA *Bruins' Win Over PLU Sets Record with 12th Straight Win *Bruins Have Secured 15th Consecutive Winning Season * NCAA Stats: Bruins Have Led Nation in Defense All Season * NWC Stats: Campbell's FG Pet., Marek-Farris's Blocks Lead NWC *Career Lists: Behary Moves into 7th All-Time in Assists RECENT GAMES: 1-1 (Click scores for link to stories and box scores): Feb. 1 - George Fox 58. at Pacific Lutheran 35 Feb. 2 -at Puget Sound 59. George Fox 43 COMING UP: Homecoming Weekend vs. Willamette, Linfield Fri., Feb. 8, 6:00 p.m. - vs. Willamette University, in Newberg, Ore. Sat., Feb. 9, 6:00 p.m. - vs. Linfield College, in Newberg, Ore. (Homecoming) Willamette (4-15, NWC 2-8, 7th T)- KFOX radio webcast... Northwest Conference game... The Bearcats from Salem, Ore., were picked 8th in the NWC pre-season coaches poll, the Bruins 1st... Series record: George Fox leads since 1982 (24-3 home, 17-9 road, 1-0 neutral)... The Bruins have won the last 11 meetings, including a win in Salem on Jan. 11 this year... The Bearcats' last win in the series was on Feb. 9, 2002, in Salem... The Bearcats have lost their last three games, including an setback at Whitworth in their last game on Feb Willamette averages 56.4 ppg (9th in the NWC) and allows 67.0 (7rd)... The Bearcats have two players in double-figure scoring: G Molly Fillion (13.6, 7th) and G Laura Payne (13.3, 10th)... Fillion is the top rebounder (1 0.2, 1st in the NWC, 44th nationally)... Payne and G Erin Barclay are the assists leaders (1.95)... Coach Bruce Henderson (Willamette '84) is to date in his 3rd season at Willamette... Next game: Feb. 9 vs. Pacific Lutheran, 6 p.m... Linfield (9-10, NWC 2-8, 7th T)- KFOX radio webcast... Northwest Conference game... The Wildcats from McMinnville, Ore., were picked 5th in the NWC pre-season coaches poll, the Bruins 1st... Series record: George Fox leads since 1981 (23-4 home, road, 0-2 neutral)... The Bruins won this year's first meeting in McMinnville on Jan The Wildcats' last win in the series was in McMinnville on Jan. 23, The Wildcats have dropped their last four games, including a loss at Whitman on Feb Linfield averages 59.4 ppg (7th in the NWC) and allows 60.4 (6th)... The Wildcats have one double-figure scorer and two who are close: PG Brihtani Lassiter (11.6, 12th), F Courtney McFadden (9.9, 16th), and G Casey Stepan (9.8, 17th)... McFadden is the top rebounder (5.2, 18th)... Lassiter is the assists leader (2.05)... Coach Robyn Stewart (Montana State-Billings '87) is to date in her 11th season at Linfield... The Wildcats host Puget Sound Friday before meeting the Bruins... Next game: Feb. 12 at Willamette, 6 p.m... Click here for the latest NWC Standings. COACH SCOTT RUECK: Scott Rueck (Oregon State '91 ), the Northwest Conference Coach of the Year, is (.728) to date in his 12th season

26 28, 1/30/1993) - Most Field Goals, Game- 47 vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was 44 vs. Columbia Christian, 1/30/1993) -Most Assists, Game- 34 vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was 27 vs. Northwest Nazarene, 2/8/1991, and vs. Columbia Christian, 1/30/93) - Lowest Opponents' Field Goal Pet., Game ( 4-38) vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was.136, 8-59 at Whitman, 2/19/2000) *Bruins' Win Over PLU Sets Record with 12th Straight Win With their win at Pacific Lutheran on Feb. 1, the Bruins finally broke through the 11-wins-in-a-row barrier to set a new team record for consecutive wins with 12. The Bruins opened the season with five straight wins before William Smith, currently ranked 15th nationally, handed them their first loss of the season, a setback in the Posada Royale No.1 Tournament in Thousand Oaks, Calif., on Dec. 17. The Bruins began their 12-game streak the next day in the same place with a win over California State-East Bay. They added a road win at Northwest and a home win over Worcester State before beginning Northwest Conference play with nine straight victories. The Bruins defeated PLU and Puget Sound at home, Willamette and Linfield on the road, Lewis & Clark at home, then won four straight road games over Pacific, Whitman, Whitworth, and PLU. The streak was halted on Feb. 2 on the road by 23rd-ranked Puget Sound. The previous record of 11 straight wins had been accomplished four previous times. In , the Bruins won 11 in a row from Jan. 8-Feb. 12, and in , they did it from Jan. 5-Feb. 10, a stretch that lifted them to a 20-1 overall record and the No. 1 ranking in the nation. They opened the season with 11 in a row from Nov. 17-Jan. 2, and opened the season with 11 straight from Nov. 18-Jan. 2, which earned them a No. 2 national ranking before the streak ended. *Bruins Have Secured 15th Consecutive Winning Season With a 17-2 record and six regular-season games remaining, the Bruins have secured their 15th winning season in a row. The first three were achieved under of Sherri Murrell ( ), who was before leaving for the head coaching position at Washington State and is now the coach at Portland State. The last 12 in a row have come under Scott Rueck, the winningest coach in Bruin women's cage history at * NCAA Stats: Bruins Have Led Nation in Defense All Season In the latest NCAA Division Ill national statistics reports of (thru Feb. 3), George Fox remained 1st in scoring defense (43.4), where they been in every statistical report this season, while ranking 8th in fewest personal fouls (12.9), 10th in rebound margin (+11.2), 11th in scoring margin (+21.4), tied for 14th in won-lost pet. (.895), 18th in free throw pet. (.746), 19th in field goal pet. defense (.329), 22nd in field goal pet. (.444), 25th in blocked shots (4.7), 30th in 3-pt field goals (6.4), 45th in fewest turnovers (16.6), 52nd in 3-pt field goal pet. (.342), 53rd in assist/to ratio (0.86)... The Bruins' 111 points vs. Multnomah Bible on Nov. 16 is tied for the 6th-most scoring in a game this season... Individually, Katy Campbell is 25th in field goal pet. (.552)... Melissa Marek Farris is 39th in blocked shots (2.1)... * NWC Stats: Campbell's FG Pet., Marek-Farris's Blocks Lead NWC Where the Bruins rank in the latest Northwest Conference stats (thru Feb. 5): Scoring Offense- 3rd (64.8) Scoring Defense- 1st (43.4) Scoring Margin- 1st (+21.4) Field Goal Pet.- 1st (.444) Field Goal Pet. Defense -1st (.329) 3-Pt Field Goals- 2nd (6.37) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet. -4th (.342) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet. Defense- 1st (.245) Free Throw Pet.- 1st (.746) Rebounding Offense- 2nd (39.4) Rebounding Defense- 1st (28.2) Rebounding Margin - 1st ( +11.2) Assists- 2nd (14.32) Blocked Shots- 1st (4.68) Steals- 7th (7.53) Turnover Margin- 6th (+0.16) Assist/Turnover Ratio - 3rd (0.86) - Katy Campbell is 1st in field goal pet. (.552), 4th in free throw pet. (.789), 5th in scoring (13.9, T), rebounding (7.4), 7th in blocked shots (0.63, T)... -Melissa Marek-Farris is 1st in blocked shots (2.11 ), 2nd in field goal pet. (.538), 8th in free throw pet. (.781 ), 10th in rebounding (6.3), 21st in scoring (9.6)... - Tiffany Behary is 3rd in steals (2.11 ), 13th in assists (2.53)... -Jaime Hubka is 5th in 3-pt field goals (1.89), 3-pt field goal pet. (.400)...

27 Page 1 of2 Blair Cash From: Summer McKesson (WBCA) [wbcamail@wbcamail.org] Sent: Tuesday, February 05, :24 AM To: Blair Cash Subject: USA TODAY ESPN Dill Top 25 Coaches' Poll Week 10 USA TODAYESPN DIVISION III TOP 25 COACHES' POLL FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Week 10 Poll: February 5, 2008 USA TODAYESPN Top 25 women's basketball poll, with first-place votes noted to the side, total points based on 25 points for first place through one point for 25th. Rank Institution - First Place Votes Previous RankingRecord Points 1. Hope College (Mich.) Howard Payne University (Texas) University of Wisconsin, Whitewater University of Mary Washington (Va.) Thomas More College (Ky.) Kean University (N.J.) Simpson College (Iowa) University of Rochester (N.Y.) Messiah College (Pa.) 9T University of Southern Maine 9T Medaille College (N.Y.) Illinois Wesleyan University DePauw University (Ind.) William Smith College (N.Y.) Tufts University (Mass.) Baldwin-Wallace College (Ohio) McMurry University (Texas) University ofpuget Sound (Wash.) NR George Fox University (Ore.) University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire University ofwisconsin, Stevens Point Washington University (Mo.) Randolph-Macon College (Va.) Amherst College (Mass.) Lake Forest College (Ill.) NR Dropped Out: Oglethorpe University (Ga.), New York University. Others Receiving Votes: DeSales University (Pa.)- 16; Oglethorpe University (Ga.)- 15; University of 2/5/2008

28 Page 2 of2 Chicago (Ill.)- 14; Salem State College (Mass.)- 7; University of Scranton (Pa.)- 6; Ohio Northern University- 5; Wilmington College (Pa.)- 4; Marymount University (Va.)- 2. The USA TODAYESPN Board of Coaches is made up of 11 head coaches at Division III institutions. All are members of the Women's Basketball CoachesAssodation (WBCA). The board: Nan Carney-DeBord- Non-voting Chair (Ohio Wesleyan University), Aaron Roussell (University of Chicago), Arnie Bradley (Trinity University), Brian Niemuth (Simpson College), James Scheible (University ofrochester), Jerry Scheve (Wilmington College), Michele Sharp (Kean University), Mike Strong (University of Scranton), Ron Rohn (Muhlenberg College), Stefanie Pemper (Bowdoin College), and Suzy Barcomb (University of Puget Sound). *Please note that all voters for the Dill poll are required to vote each week between 8 a.m. Monday and 1 p.m Tuesday ET. Previous Weekly I>olls -WBCA- 2/5/2008

29 Blair Cash From: Pat Coleman Sent: Monday, February 04, :57 PM To: Blair Cash; was Chris_ Mitchell@aismail. wustl.edu; hyoung@oglethorpe.edu; t-glon@onu.edu; daiken@chapman.edu; troundy@salemstate.edu; mdurbin@csbsju.edu; lukedr@mail.snc.edu; satkowsk@msmc.edu; jeffrey.bernstein@nyu.edu Subject: BKW--D3hoops.com WBB Top 25 through Feb. 3, 2008 STERLING, Va. -- Hope remains No. 1 in the D3hoops.com Top 25 through games of Feb. 3, 2008: No. Team W-L Pts. Prev. 1 Hope (17) Howard Payne (8) OW-Whitewater Mary Washington Thomas More Kean Rochester Simpson McMurry Messiah Southern Maine DePauw Medaille Tufts William Smith Illinois Wesleyan Puget Sound George Fox Baldwin-Wallace UW-Eau Claire Amherst UW-Stevens Point Lake Forest Randolph-Macon Maryrnount Dropped out: No. 21 New York University, No. 22 Cortland State. Others receiving votes: Cortland State 55, Brandeis 27, DeSales 14, Washington U. 14, Oglethorpe 8, Ohio Northern 8, Chapman 6, Salem State 3, St. Benedict 3, St. Norbert 3, Mount St. Mary 2, New York University 1. The D3hoops.com Top 25 is voted on by a panel of 25 coaches, Sports Information Directors and media members from across the country, and is published weekly. 1

30 George Fox Women' s Basketball Statistics (thru Feb. 7) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES (17-2) (6-0) (9-1) (2-1) CONFERENCE (9-1) (3-0) (6-1) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (8-1) (3-0) (3-0) (2-1) I---TOTAL---I PTS---1 I----REBOUNDS----I It# Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG- FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Campbell, Katy Marek-Farris, Malis Behary, Tiffany Ramey, Kaleigha Hubka, Jaime Leach, Kelsi Kuenzi, Elise Shielee, Kristen Spotts, Mandee Hudson, Nicole Westering, Jordan Keener, Lindsay Samples, MaryAnne Gardner, B.B Team Total Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS : George Fox Opponents st 2nd Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL George Fox Opponents

31 George Fox Women's Basketball Results (thru Feb. 7) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES (17-2) (6-0) (9-1) (2-1) CONFERENCE (9-1) (3-0) (6-1) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE..... <B-ll (3-0) (3-0) (2-1) DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/16/07 6 : 00 pm MULTNOMAH BIBLE w /17/07 7:00pm at Warner Pacific w /24/07 4:00 pm # at Trinity (Texas) w /25/07 2 : 00 pm # vs St. Mary's (Ind. ) w /08/07 6:00pm WARNER PACIFIC w /17/07 1:00 pm + vs William Smith L 55 12/18/07 4:00 pm + vs California State-East Bay w /28/07 6 : 00 pm at Northwest (Wash. ) w /29/07 7:00 pm WORCESTER STATE w /04/08 6:00 pm * PACIFIC LUTHERAN w /05/08 6 : 00 pm * PUGET SOUND w /11/08 6:00 pm * at Willamette w /1?/08 6:00 pm * at Linfield w /18/08 6:00 pm * LEWIS & CLARK w /19/08 6:00 pm * at Pacific (Ore. ) w /25/08 6:00 pm * at Whitman w /26/08 6:00 p. m. * at Whitworth w /01/08 6 : 00 pm * at Pacific Lutheran w /02/08 6 : 00 pm * at Puget Sound L 759 *02/08/08 6:00 pm WILLAMETTE (dh) (K) *02/09/08 6 : 00 pm LINFIELD (dh) (K) - Homecoming *02/15/08 6 : 00 pm at Lewis & Clark (dh) (K) *02/16/08 6 : 00 pm PACIFIC (ORE. ) (dh) (K) *02/22/08 6 : 00 pm WHITWORTH (dh) (K) *02/23/08 4 : 00 pm WHITMAN (dh) (K) 02/27/08 TBA NWC Tournament semifinals (K) 02/29/08 TBA NWC Tournament finals (K) 03/05/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament First Round, site TBA 03/07-08/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournamen t Regionals, site TBA 03/14-15/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Sectionals, site TBA 03/21-22/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Final Four, Holland, Mich. (16) Westering, Jordan (9)Keener, Lindsay (14)Marek-Farris, Meliss (lo)campbell, Katy (16)Behary, Tiffany (20)Campbell, Katy (23)Campbell, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (?)Campbell, Katy (ll)marek-farris, Meliss (lo)shielee, Kristen (14)Campbell, Katy (5)Behary, Tiffany (12)Campbell, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss Cl7)Campbell, Katy (ll)campbell, Katy (15)Spotts, Mandee (8):!-iarek-Farris, Meliss (12)Ramey, Kaleigha (ll)campbell, Katy (15)Campbell, ~aty (lo)campbell, Katy (15)Marek- Farris, Meliss (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (26)Carr~bell, Katy (lo)campbell, Katy (16)Campbell, Katy (lo)campbell, Katy (17)Campbell, Katy (9)Shielee, Kristen (19)Campbell, Katy (12)Marek- Farris, Meliss (14)Campbell, Katy (ll)ramey, Kaleigha (12)Ramey, Kaleigha (8)Ramey, Kaleigha (13)Marek- Farris, Meli ss (8)Campbell, Katy (8)Marek- Farris, Meliss # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas + -Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. * - Northwest Conference game (dh) doubleheader with GFU men's team (K) - KFOX Radio webcast * - Conference game ATTENDANCE SUMMARY HOME AWAY ,.... NEUTRAL TOTAL GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME

32 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Saturday, February 2, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /2/2008- PUGET SOUND 59, GEORGE FOX 43: Bruins' Winning Streak Stopped at 12 by Loggers TACOMA, Wash.- Plagued by too many turnovers that gave the University of Puget Sound almost 45 percent more shots than them, the George Fox University Bruins saw their 12-game winning streak come to an end with a setback to the Loggers in a battle of nationally-ranked Northwest Conference women's basketball teams Saturday evening here at Memorial Fieldhouse. The 12th-ranked Bruins (17-2, NWC 9-1) dropped their first conference game of the season and fell into a first-place tie with the 23rd-ranked Loggers (16-3, NWC 9-1). George Fox had taken the first regular-season meeting between the two teams that shared last year's NWC title back on Jan. 5 in Newberg. With Marissa Cain scoring eight points in the first 10 minutes, the Loggers took a 14-91ead, but the Bruins rallied behind Katy Campbell, who scored eight points in a span of 1:41 to give the visitors a ead. The teams traded leads on a Morgan Harter layup for the Loggers and two free throws by the Bruins' Melissa Marek-Farris, but the home team reeled off nine unanswered points, capped by a Cain fast-break layup with half a second left, to take a ead at the half. Ball control and offensive rebounds were the story of the first half, the Bruins committing 14 turnovers to only two by the Loggers, who also had eight offensive rebounds. As a result, the Loggers got almost twice as many shots as the Bruins, UPS shot.333 (11-33) to.412 (7-17) for George Fox. Cain and Campbell each had 10 points to pace their respective clubs. Hitting four of their first five shots to start the second half, the Loggers opened up a 12-point lead of with 16:47 left behind two baskets each by Cain, one a three-pointer, and Harter. The Bruins then began a slow comeback by holding the Loggers scoreless for over eight minutes while closing within six at Laura Hirsh broke the string with a jumper from the left side, but a short jumper by Marek-Farris and a rebound basket by Jaime Hubka brought the Bruins within four at with seven minutes left. The teams traded baskets over the next three minutes before Harter hit a three from the top of the key, boosting the Loggers to a nine-point lead at and sparking a 15-5 run Logger run over the final three-and-a-half minutes that salted the game away. By the time it was over, the Bruins had turned the ball over 23 times to five for the Loggers, who out-scored the Bruins in points off turnovers Marek-Farris had 13 points, Campbell12, and Hubka 10 for the Bruins, who shot.359 (14-39) for the game. Marek-Farris and Campbell had eight rebounds apiece as the Bruins held a final advantage on the glass of Cain had 17 points for the Loggers before fouling out, Harter added 16, and Ely scored 10. UPS shot.393 (22-56) from the field. Hirsh and Karen Chase had five rebounds apiece, Hirsh passed out four assists, and Ely had six of the Loggers' 14 steals. George Fox has a favorable schedule in its drive for the NWC crown with five of its final six games at home, starting with Friday's 6:00 p.m. clash with Willamette University to kick off a weekend of Homecoming activities. Puget Sound travels across town Tuesday to play Pacific Lutheran University, also at 6:00p.m. Both games will be followed by NWC men's contests at 8:00 p.m. Official Basketball Box Score George Fox vs Puget Sound 02/02/08 6:00 pm at Tacoma, Wash. (Memorial Fieldhouse) VISITORS: George Fox 17-2, 9-1 NWC TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS lilt Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 02 Behary, Tiffany... * Hubka, Jaime... * Ramey, Kaleigha... * Campbell, Katy... * Marek-Farris, Meliss * Hudson, Nicole o-o Kuenzi, Elise... o-o Gardner, B.B Samples, MaryAnne o-o Team Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 35.9% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 16.7% REBS F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 85.7% 1

33 GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Friday, February 1, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /1/2008- GEORGE FOX 58. PACIFIC LUTHERAN 35: Bruins Down Lutes for Record 12th Win in a Row TACOMA, Wash. - Breaking a record they had achieved four previous times in their history, the 12th-ranked George Fox University Bruins set a new team record with their 12th consecutive victory, downing the Pacific Lutheran University Lutes in a Northwest Conference women's basketball game Friday night here at Olson Auditorium. The Bruins had won 11 in a row in the middle of the and seasons, and had opened the and seasons with 11 straight wins. Both teams were cold from the field in the early going, George Fox making only three of its first 17 attempts and Pacific Lutheran only four of 14. The Bruins held a 9-8 lead midway through the first half when they finally began to find the range, hitting eight of their final11 tries and out-scoring the Lutes the rest of the way. A pair of free throws by Melissa Marek-Farris gave the Bruins their largest lead of the half at 34-19, but Trinity Gibbons, who led PLU with eight first-half points, hit an 18-footer as the buzzer sounded to make it at the break. Tiffany Behary led the Bruins with 11 first-half points, including a trio of three-pointers. The Bruins held the Lutes scoreless for the first five minutes of the second half and continued to extend their double-digit lead, eventually building a 23-point lead of 58-35, which was the final score, with 2:30 left on a layup by Elise Kuenzi. The Bruin defense held Kyle Haag, the national leader in three-point field goals per game at 3.50 coming in, without a point, limiting her to only two three-point attempts. Kaleigha Ramey led the Bruins with 12 points, Behary finished with 11, and Marek-Farris chipped in with 10. Ramey grabbed eight rebounds as the Bruins held a decisive advantage on the boards. Ramey, Jaime Hubka, and Katy Campbell had two assists apiece. Defensively, Behary had four steals and Marek-Farris blocked two shots. The Bruins shot.415 (22-53) for the game and drained 7-19 three-pointers. Emily Voorhies was the only Lute to score in double figures with 13, while Gibbons was the team's leading rebounder with eight. Gibbons, Amy Spieker,and Nikki Scott had two assists each, and Scott made four steals. The Lutes were held to a.286 shooting percentage, including only.207 (6-29) in the second half. George Fox (17-1, NWC 9-0) takes on the second-place and 23rd-ranked University of Puget Sound Loggers, who trail the Bruins by a game, Saturday in Tacoma at 6:00p.m. Pacific Lutheran (11-7, NWC 4-5) hosts Lewis & Clark College Saturday, also at 6:00 p.m. Both games will be followed by men's NWC contests at 8:00p.m. Officia~ Basketba~~ Box Score George Fox vs Pacific Lutheran 02/01/08 6:00 pm at Tacoma, Wash. - O~son Auditorium VISITORS: George Fox 17-1,9-0 NWC TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## P~ayer Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 02 Behary, Tiffany... * o-o Hubka, Jaime... * Ramey, Ka~eigha... * Campbe~~, Katy... * Marek-Farris, Me~iss * Westering, Jordan o-o Hudson, Nico~e Kuenzi, E~ise Keener, Lindsay o-o Shie~ee, Kristen Gardner, B.B o-o Samp~es, MaryAnne o-o Spotts, Mandee o-o Team Tota~s TOTAL FG% 1st Ha~f: % 2nd Ha~f: % Game: 41.5% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% 1st Ha~f: % 2nd Ha~f: % Game: 36.8% REBS F Throw % 1st Ha~f: % 2nd Ha~f: % Game: 63.6% 3

34 GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Thursday, January 31, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /31 WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Weekly News & Notes Overall16-1 (Home 6-0, Road 8-0, Neutra12-1) NWC 8-0, 1st (Home 3-0, Road 5-0) LINKS FOR WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TO: Quick Facts I Roster I Schedule I Statistics I Results I Press Releases I Box Scores HIGHLIGHTS: *Recent Games: Bruins Sweep Whits to End Perfect NWC 1st Half * Coming Up: Road Trip to Tacoma for PLU, 23rd-Ranked UPS * Campbell BAA Athlete of the Week, HM for NWC Player of the Week * Polls/Rankings: GFU Up to 12th in 03hoops Poll, 13th in WBCA * Bruins Aim for Record-setting 12th Straight Win at PLU *Bruins Have Secured 15th Consecutive Winning Season * NCAA Stats: Bruins Listed in 14 Stats, Still No. 1 in Defense * NWC Stats: Bruins Are League's Best in 9 Team Categories * Career Lists: Hubka Now Has 2nd-Best 3-Pt Field Goal Pet. RECENT GAMES: 2-0 (Click scores for link to stories and box scores): Jan.25 - George Fox 55. at Whitman 47 Jan. 26- George Fox 65. at Whitworth 49 COMING UP: Road Trip to Tacoma for PLU, 23rd-Ranked UPS Fri., Feb. 1, 6:00p.m.- at Pacific Lutheran University, in Tacoma, Wash. Sat., Feb. 2, 6:00 p.m. - at University of Puget Sound, in Tacoma, Wash. Pacific Lutheran (11-6, NWC 4-4, 4th T)- KFOX radio webcast... Northwest Conference game... The Lutes from Tacoma (Parkland), Wash., were picked 7th in the NWC pre-season coaches poll, the Bruins 1st... Series record: George Fox leads since 1982 (11-5 home, 5-10 road)... The Bruins have won the last three meetings, including a win in Newberg on Jan. 4 in this year's NWC opener for both... PLU's last win in the series was in Tacoma on Feb. 17, The Lutes are on a fourgame winning streak in conference play after winning at Pacific in their last game on Jan PLU averages 61.7 ppg (6th in the NWC) and allows 55.2 (4th)... PLU leads the NWC in rebounding (41.2)... In national slats, PLU is 43rd in 3-pt pet. (.347), 48th in defense (55.2), 61st in rebound margin (+5.5), 65th in fewest turnovers (17.2), 75th in field goal pet. defense (.356)... The Lutes have one player in double-figure scoring and two who are close: G Kyle Haag (15.7, 1st in the NWC), PG Trinity Gibbons (9.6, 18th), and P Emily Voorhies (9.6, 18th)... Haag leads the NWC and the nation in 3-pt field goals (3.53), and is 19th nationally in 3-pt pet. (.426)... Voorhies is the Lutes' top rebounder (7.1, 6th)... Gibbons is the NWC assists leader (4.47, 57th nationally)... Coach Kelly Warnke (Wisconsin-Oshkosh '99) is 11-6 to date in her 1st season at PLU... Next game: Feb. 2 vs. Lewis & Clark, 6 p.m... Puget Sound (14-3, NWC 7-1, 2nd)- KFOX radio webcast... Northwest Conference game with first place probably at stake... The Loggers from Tacoma, Wash., were picked 2nd in the NWC pre-season coaches poll, the Bruins 1st... Series record: Tied since 1982 ( GFU 10-5 home, 4-9 road)... GFU defeated UPS in the first meeting this year in Newberg on Feb The Loggers' last win in the series was in Newberg on Mar. 3, 2007, in the NCAA Division Ill West Regional second round... UPS is ranked 23rd in the latest D3hoops.com poll, and received the most points among "others receiving votes" in the WBCA poll... The Loggers are on a six-game winning streak, including an win at Willamette in their last game on Jan UPS averages 66.4 ppg (3rd in the NWC) and allows 53.4 (3rd)... UPS leads the NWC in 3-pt field goal pet. (.363), steals (9.12), and turnover margin (+5.82)... In national stats, UPS is 12th in fewest turnovers (15.2), 21st in 3-pt pet. (.363), 27th in defense (53.4), tied for 35th in won-lost pet. (.824), 36th in 3-pt field goals (6.3), 43rd in free throw pet. (.727), 50th in scoring margin (+13.1), 51st in assisvturnover ratio (0.87), and 73rd in fewest fouls (15.4)... The Loggers have three double-figure scorers: P Marissa Cain (14.2, 5th), G Laura Hirsh (13.9, 7th), and P Karen Chase (10.4, 14th)... Hirsh is 72nd nationally in 3-pt pet. (.340)... Cain is the Loggers' top rebounder (6.9, 7th)... F Morgan Harter is the assists leader (2.88, 6th)... Coach Suzy Barcomb (Univ. of Washington) is to date in her

35 -Most Points, Game- 111 vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was 105 vs. Western Baptist. 11/20/1992) - Fewest Points Allowed, Game - 13 vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was 23 vs. Pacific, 2/22/2005) -largest Winning Margin, Game- 98 (111-13) vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was 76 vs. Columbia Christian, , 1/30/1993) -Most Field Goals, Game- 47 vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was 44 vs. Columbia Christian, 1/30/1993) -Most Assists, Game- 34 vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was 27 vs. Northwest Nazarene, 2/8/1991, and vs. Columbia Christian, 1/30/93) -lowest Opponents' Field Goal Pet., Game-.105 (4-38) vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was.136, 8-59 at Whitman, 2/19/2000) * Bruins Aim for Record-Setting 12th Straight Win at PlU Riding a nine-game winning streak, the Bruins hope to tie their record for consecutive victories (11) this weekend, but face tough challenges in the Whitman Missionaries Friday and the Whitworth Pirates Saturday. If the Bruins can make it through those two games, they would have a shot at a new record of 12 straight against the Pacific Lutheran Lutes on Feb. 1 in Tacoma, Wash. The Bruins have won 11 straight four times. In , they won 11 in a row from Jan. 8-Feb. 12, and in , they did it from Jan. 5-Feb. 10, a stretch that lifted them to a 20-1 overall record and the No. 1 ranking in the nation. They opened the season with 11 in a row from Nov. 17-Jan. 2, and opened the season with 11 straight from Nov. 18-Jan. 2, which earned them a No. 2 national ranking before the streak ended. *Bruins Have Secured 15th Consecutive Winning Season With a 16-1 record and eight regular-season games remaining, the Bruins are assured of another winning season, their 15th in a row over the.500 mark. The first three were achieved under of Sherri Murrell ( ), who was before leaving for the head coaching position at Washington State and is now the coach at Portiand State. The last 12 in a row have come under Scott Rueck, the winningest coach in Bruin women's cage history at * NCAA Stats: Bruins listed in 14 Stats, Still No. 1 in Defense In the latest NCAA Division Ill national statistics reports of (thru Jan. 27), George Fox remained 1st in scoring defense (43.0) while ranking 8th in scoring margin (+23.5), tied for 8th in won-lost pet. (.941), 10th in rebound margin (+10.9), 10th in fewest personal fouls (13.2). 12th in field goal pet. defense (.328), 14th in free throw pet.(. 744), 16th in field goal pet. (.449), 20th in blocked shots (5.0), 27th in 3-pt field goals (6.5), 28th in assisvro ratio (0.93), 29th in fewest turnovers (16.2), 35th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.350), 66th in assists (15.2)... The Bruins' 111 points vs. Multnomah Bible on Nov. 16 is the 6th-most scoring in a game this season... Individually, Katy Campbell is 21st in field goal pet. (.570)... Melissa Marek-Farris is 36th in blocked shots (2.1)... * NWC Stats: Bruins Are league's Best in 9 Team Categories Where the Bruins rank in the latest Northwest Conference stats (thru Jan. 31): Scoring Offense- 2nd (66.5) Scoring Defense -1st (43.0) Scoring Margin- 1st (+23.5) Field Goal Pet.- 1st (.449) Field Goal Pet. Defense- 1st (.328) 3-Pt Field Goals -2nd (6.87) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet.- 3rd (.350) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet. Defense -1st (.248) Free Throw Pet. -1st (.744) Rebounding Offense- 2nd (39.3) Rebounding Defense- 1st (28.4) Rebounding Margin -1st (+10.9) Assists- 2nd (15.18) Blocked Shots- 1st (5.00) Steals- 6th (7.94) Turnover Margin -4th ( +1.35) Assisvrumover Ratio- 2nd (0.93) - Katy Campbell is 1st in field goal pet. (.570), 3rd in free throw pet. (.806), 4th in scoring (14.5), 5th in rebounding (7.5), 7th in blocked shots (0.71)... -Melissa Marek-Farris is 1st in blocked shots (2.12), 3rd in field goal pet. (.524), 8th in free throw pet. (.769), 9th in rebounding (6.3), 21st in scoring (9.4)... - Tiffany Behary is 2nd in steals (2.12), 11th in assists (2. 71)... -Jaime Hubka is 5th in 3-pt field goals (1.88), 3-pt field goal pet. (.421)... - Kaleigha Ramey is 15th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.340)... Click here for the latest NWC Statistics.

36 George Fox Women's Basketball Statistics (thru Jan. 31) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (16-1) (6-0) (8-0) (2-l) CONFERENCE... (8-0) (3-0) (5-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (8-1) (3-0) (3-0) (2-l) I---TOTAL---I PTS---1 I----REBOUNDS----I ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Campbell, Katy Marek-Farris, Malis Behary, Tiffany Ramey, Kaleigha Hubka, Jaime Kuenzi, Elise Leach, Kelsi Shielee, Kristen Spotts, Mandee Hudson, Nicole Westering, Jordan Keener, Lindsay Samples, MaryAnne Gardner, B.B Team Total Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st George Fox Opponents nd Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL George Fox Opponents

37 George Fox Women's Basketball Results (thru Jan. 31) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (16-1) (6-0) (8-0) (2-1) CONFERENCE... (8-0) (3-0) (5-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (8-1) (3-0) (3-0) (2-1) DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND 11/16/07 6:00 pm MULTNOMAH BIBLE w /17/07 7:00pm at Warner Pacific w /24/07 4:00pm # at Trinity (Texas) w /25/07 2:00 pm # vs St. Mary's (Ind.) w /08/07 6:00 pm WARNER PACIFIC w /17/07 1:00 pm + VS William Smith L 55 12/18/07 4:00 pm + vs California State-East Bay w /28/07 6:00 pm at Northwest (Wash.) w /29/07 7:00pm WORCESTER STATE w /04/08 6:00 pm * PACIFIC LUTHERAN w /05/08 6:00 pm * PUGET SOUND w /11/08 6:00 pm * at Willamette w /12/08 6:00 pm * at Linfield w /18/08 6:00 pm * LEWIS & CLARK w /19/08 6:00 pm * at Pacific (Ore.) w /25/08 6:00 pm * at Whitman w /26/08 6:00 p.m. * at Whitworth w *02/01/08 6:00 pm at Pacific Lutheran (dh) (K) *02/02/08 6:00 pm at l?uget Sound (dh) (K) *02/08/08 6:00 pm WILLAMETTE (dh) (K) *02/09/08 6:00 pm LINFIELD (dh) (K) - Homecoming *02/15/08 6:00 pm at Lewis & Clark (dh) (K) *02/16/08 6:00 pm PACIFIC (ORE.) (dh) (K) *02/22/08 6:00 pm WHITWORTH (dh) (K) *02/23/08 4:00 pm WHITMAN (dh) (K) 02/27/08 TBA NWC Tournament semifinals (K) 02/29/08 TBA NWC Tournament finals (K) 03/05/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament First Round, site TBA 03/07-08/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Regionals, site TBA 03/14-15/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Sectionals, site TBA 03/21-22/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Final Four, Holland, Mich. # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas + - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. * - Northwest Conference game (dh) -doubleheader with GFU men's team (K) - KFOX Radio webcast * - Conference game ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME AWAY... 8 l.soo 225 NEUTRAL TOTAL HIGH POINTS (16)Westering, Jordan (14)Marek-Farris, Meliss (16)Behary, Tiffany (23)Campbell, Katy (11)Marek-Farris, Meliss (14)Campbell, Katy (12)Campbell, Katy (17)Campbe11, Katy (15)Spotts, Mandee (12)Ramey, Ka1eigha (15)Campbell, Katy (15)Marek-Farris, Meliss (26)Campbe11, Katy (16)Campbell, Katy (17)Campbell, Katy (19)Campbell, Katy (14)Campbell, Katy HIGH REBOUNDS (9)Keener, Lindsay (10)Campbell, Katy (20)Campbell, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (?)Campbell, Katy (10)Shielee, Kristen (5)Behary, Tiffany (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (11)Campbell, Katy (8)Marek-Farris, Meliss (11)Campbell, Katy (10)Campbell, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (10)Campbell, Katy (10)Campbell, Katy (9)Shielee, Kristen (12)Marek-Farris, Meliss (11)Ramey, Kaleigha

38 George Fox Women's Basketball Statistics (thru Jan. 24) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (14-1) (6-0) (6-0) (2-1) CONFERENCE... (6-0) (3-0) (3-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (8-1) (3-0) (3-0) (2-1) I---TOTAL---I PTS---1 I----REBOUNDS----I ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Campbell, Katy Marek-Farris, Malis Behary, Tiffany Hubka, Jaime ll Ramey, Kaleigha ll Shielee, Kristen Kuenzi, Elise Leach, Kelsi Spotts, Mandee Hudson, Nicole Westering, Jordan Keener, Lindsay ll Samples, MaryAnne Gardner, B.B Team Total Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st George Fox Opponents DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF George Fox Opponents nd Total DEF TOTAL

39 George Fox Women's Basketball Results (thru Jan. 24) RECORD: ALL GAMES... CONFERENCE... NON-CONFERENCE... OVERALL HOME AWAY (14-1) (6-0) (6-0) (6-0) (3-0) (3-0) (8-1) (3-0) (3-0) NEUTRAL (2-1) (0-0) (2-1) DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/16/07 6:00 pm 11/17/07 7:00 pm 11/24/07 4:00 pm 11/25/07 2:00 pm 12/08/07 6:00 pm 12/17/07 1:00 pm 12/18/07 4:00 pm 12/28/07 6:00 pm 12/29/07 7:00pm 01/04/08 6:00 pm 01/05/08 6:00 pm 01/11/08 6:00 pm 01/12/08 6:00 pm 01/18/08 6:00 pm 01/19/08 6:00 pm *01/25/08 6:00 pm *01/26/08 6:00 pm *02/01/08 6:00 pm *02/02/08 6:00 pm *02/08/08 6:00 pm *02/09/08 6:00 pm *02/15/08 6:00 pm *02/16/08 6:00 pm *02/22/08 6:00 pm *02/23/08 4:00pm 02/27/08 TBA 02/29/08 TBA 03/05/08 TBA 03/07-08/08 TBA 03/14-15/08 TBA MULTNOMAH BIBLE W at Warner Pacific W # at Trinity (Texas) W # vs St. Mary's (Ind.) W WARNER PACIFIC W 7l-30 + VS William Smith L + vs California State-East Bay W at Northwest (Wash.) W WORCESTER STATE W * PACIFIC LUTHERAN W * PUGET SOUND W * at Willamatta W * at Linfield W * LEWIS & CLARK W * at Pacific (Ora.) W at Whitman (dh) (K) at Whitworth (dh) (K) at Pacific Lutheran (dh) (K) at Pugat Sound (dh) (K) WILLAMETTE (dh) (K) LINFIELD (dh) (K) - Homecoming at Lewis & Clark (dh) (K) PACIFIC (ORE.) (dh) (K) WHITWORTH (dh) (K) WHITMAN (dh) (K) NWC Tournament semifinals (K) NWC Tournament finals (K) NCAA D-III Tournament First Round, site TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Ragionals, site TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Sactionals, site TBA 03/21-22/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Final Four, Holland, Mich. # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas + - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. * - Northwest Conference game (dh) - doubleheader with GFU man's team (K) - KFOX Radio wabcast * - Conference game ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL (16)Wastaring, Jordan 200 (14)Marak-Farris, Maliss 125 (16)Bahary, Tiffany 50 (23)Campball, Katy 250 (ll)marak-farris, Maliss 55 (l4)campball, Katy 65 (l2)campball, Katy 100 (l7)campball, Katy 225 (l5)spotts, Mandaa 315 (12)Ramay, Kaleigha 400 (15)Campball, Katy 300 (15)Marak-Farris, Maliss 400 (26)Campball, Katy 415 (16)Campball, Katy 300 (17)Campball, Katy (9)Kaanar, Lindsay (lo)campball, Katy (20)Campball, Katy (7)Marak-Farris, Maliss (7)Campball, Katy (10)Shialea, Kristen (5)Bahary, Tiffany (7)Marek-Farris, Maliss (11)Campball, Katy (8)Marak-Farris, Meliss (11)Campball, Katy (10)Campball, Katy (7)Marak-Farris, Maliss (10)Campball, Katy (lo)campball, Katy (9)Shialaa, Kristen

40 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Thursday, January 24, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /24 WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Weekly News & Notes Overall14-1 (Home 6-0, Road 6-0, Neutral 2-1) NWC 6-0, 1st (Home 3-0, Road 3-0) LINKS FOR WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TO: Quick Facts I Roster I Schedule I Statistics I Results I Press Releases I Box Scores HIGHLIGHTS: *Recent Games: Bruins Go 2-0 to Take Sole Possession of 1st in NWC * Coming Up: Road Trip to Eastern Washington and the "Whits" * Campbell BAA Athlete of the Week, HM for NWC Player of the Week * Polls/Rankings: GFU Up to 14th in 03hoops Poll, 16th in WBCA * Bruins Hoping to Tie Record Winning Streak this Weekend *NCAA Stats: Bruins in Top 20 in 10 Stats, Still No.1 in Defense * NWC Stats: Bruins Lead League in 8 Different Categories * Career Lists: Behary Climbs to 9th in Career Steals RECENT GAMES: 2-0 (Click scores for link to stories and box scores): Jan.18- at George Fox 58. Lewis & Clark 41 Jan. 19- George Fox 74. at Pacific 53 COMING UP: Road Trip to Eastern Washington and the "Whits" Fri., Jan. 25, 6:00 p.m. - at Whitman College, in Walla Walla, Wash. Sat., Jan. 26, 6:00 p.m. - at Whitworth University, in Spokane, Wash. Whitman (10-6, NWC 4-3, 3rd T)- KFOX radio webcast... Northwest Conference game... The Missionaries from Walla Walla, Wash., were picked 6th in the NWC pre-season coaches poll, the Bruins 1st... Series record: George Fox leads 18-8 since 1982 (9-4 home, 9-4)... The Bruins won both meetings last year, in Newberg on Jan. 5 and in Walla Walla on Feb The Missionaries' last win in the series was in Walla Walla on Jan. 28, Whitman has dropped its last three games, including a loss to Whitworth at home Tuesday... The Missionaries average 63.3 ppg (5th in the NWC) and allow 52.5 (2nd, 9th nationally)... Whitman is 1st in the NWC in assisvtumover ratio (1.00, 16th nationally), 2nd in field goal pet. (.437, 36th nationally), 2nd in assists (15.63, 45th nationally), 2nd in fewest turnovers (15.6, 16th nationally), 3rd in scoring margin (+10.8, 58th nationally), 3rd in rebound margin (+4.2, 74th nationally), 4th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.339, 48th nationally)... The balanced Missionaries have no double-figure scorers but four at 8.8 or better: F Kelsey Krumdieck (9.6, 18th in the NWC), G Jenele Peterson (9.4, 19th), F Michelle Krall (9.0, 24th), and G Hilary White (8.8, 27th)... F Emily Shubin is the top rebounder (7.8, 4th)... Krall is the assists leader (3.44)... Coach Michelle Ferenz (Eastern Montana '90) is in her 7th season at Whitman... Next game: Feb. 1 vs. Willamette, 6 p.m... Whitworth (9-7, NWC 4-3, 3rd T)- KFOX radio webcast... Northwest Conference game... The Pirates from Spokane, Wash., were picked 4th in the NWC pre-season coaches poll, the Bruins 1st... Series record: George Fox leads since 1982 (9-3 home, 4-9 road, 1-1 neutral)... The teams split last year, the Bruins winning in Newberg on Jan. 6 and the Pirates winning in Spokane on Feb Whitworth is coming off a win at Whitman Tuesday... Whitworth averages 69.2 ppg (1st in the NWC) and allows 70.2 (8th)... The Pirates are 1st in the NWC in 3-pt field goals (7.19, 9th nationally), 3-pt pet. (.356, 30th nationally), 3rd in free throw pet. (.721, 70th nationally), 3rd in fewest turnovers (16.4, 34th nationally)... The Pirates have two double-figure scorers: G Natalie Orrell (13.0, 9th in the NWC) and G Alida Bower (12.8, 11th), while F Tiffany Corigliano (9.6, 16th) is close... Corigliano is the top rebounder (6.0, 11th)... G Cassie Snyder is the assists leader (3.25, 5th)... Coach Helen Higgs (Oregon '88) is to date in her 14th season at Whitworth... Next game: Feb. 1 vs. Linfield, 6 p.m... Click here for the latest NWC Standings.

41 Columbia Christian, 1/30/93) -Lowest Opponents' Field Goal Pet., Game-.105 (4-38) vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was.136, 8-59 at Whitman, 2/19/2000) * Bruins Hoping to Tie Record Winning Streak this Weekend Riding a nine-game winning streak, the Bruins hope to tie their record for consecutive victories (11) this weekend, but face tough challenges in the Whitman Missionaries Friday and the Whitworth Pirates Saturday. If the Bruins can make it through those two games, they would have a shot at a new record of 12 straight against the Pacific Lutheran Lutes on Feb. 1 in Tacoma, Wash. The Bruins have won 11 straight three times. In 2000, they won 11 in a row from Jan. 8-Feb. 12, and in 2001, they did it from Jan. 5- Feb. 10, a stretch that lifted them to a 20-1 overall record and the No.1 ranking in the nation. They opened the season with 11 in a row from Nov. 17 -Jan. 2, which earned them a No. 2 national ranking before the streak ended. *NCAA Stats: Bruins in Top 20 in 10 Stats, Still No.1 in Defense In the latest NCAA Division Ill national statistics reports of (thru Jan. 20), George Fox remained 1st in scoring defense (42.3) while ranking 7th in scoring margin (+25.0), 8th in rebound margin (+11.1), 10th in field goal pet. defense (.323), tied for 10th in won-lost pet. (.933), 12th in fewest personal fouls (13.4), 14th in field goal pet. (.452), 15th in blocked shots (5.3), 16th in 3-pt field goals (6.9), 17th in free throw pet. (.746), 40th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.352), 32nd in assist/to ratio (0.94), 36th in assists (15.9), 48th in fewest turnovers (17.0)... The Bruins' 111 points vs. Multnomah Bible on Nov. 16 is the 6th-most scoring in a game this season... Individually, Katy Campbell is 20th in field goal pet. (.571), and 71st in free throw pet. (.821)... Melissa Marek-Farris is 26th in blocked shots (2.3)... * NWC Stats: Campbell Takes League Lead in FG, 3-Pt Pet. Where the Bruins rank in the latest Northwest Conference stats (thru Jan. 22): Scoring Offense -2nd (67.3) Scoring Defense- 1st (42.3) Scoring Margin- 1st (+25.0) Field Goal Pet.- 1st (.452) Field Goal Pet. Defense -1st (.323) 3-Pt Field Goals -2nd (6.87) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet. - 3rd (.352) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet. Defense- 1st (.243) Free Throw Pet. -1st (.746) Rebounding Offense- 2nd (39.4) Rebounding Defense- 1st (28.3) Rebounding Margin - 1st ( +11.1) Assists -1st (15.93) Blocked Shots- 1st (5.27) Steals -6th (8.33) Turnover Margin -4th ( +1.93) Assist/Turnover Ratio- 2nd (0.94) - Katy Campbell is 1st in field goal pet. (.571), 3-pt field goal pet. (.519), 3rd in free throw pet. (.821), 5th in scoring (14.2), rebounding (7.6), 7th in blocked shots (0.67, T)... -Melissa Marek-Farris is 1st in blocked shots (2.33), 2nd in field goal pet. (.556), 8th in free throw pet. (.732), 13th in rebounding (5.8), 20th in scoring (9.4, T)... -Tiffany Behary is 2nd in steals (2.20), 10th in assists (2.73, T)... - Jaime Hubka is 5th in 3-pt field goals ( 1.87), 3-pt field goal pet. (.406)... Kaleigha Ramey is 15th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.333, T)... Click here for the latest NWC Statistics. * Double-Doubles: - Katy Campbell: career 13, season 6-13 pts/10 reb at Warner Pacific, 11/17; 11 pts/20 reb at Trinity TX, 11/24; 17 pts/11 reb at Northwest. 12/28; 1/5 vs. Puget Sound 15 pts/10 reb; 26 pts/10 reb at Linfield, 1/12; 16 pts/10 reb vs. Lewis & Clark, 1/18 * Career Lists: Behary Climbs to 9th in Career Steals - Katy Campbell had 12 rebounds in the Bruins' last two games, giving her 114 for the season and 630 in her career, 7th on the alltime GFU list. Ahead is Liz Clark (743, )... She was on field goals in the games, giving her a career field goal pet. of.472 ( ), 5th best all-time... She was in free throws, giving her a career free throw pet. of.760 ( ), 7th best alltime... She scored 33 points in the games, giving her 885 career points. She needs 115 to become the 11th Bruin to reach 1,000 for a career, and 117 to pass Tracy Nelson (1,001, ) for 10th on the all-time list...

42 Page 1 of2 Blair Cash From: Summer McKesson (WBCA) [wbcamail@wbcamail.org] Sent: Tuesday, January 22, :21 PM To: Blair Cash Subject: USA TODAY/ESPN Division Ill Top 25 Coaches' Poll Week 8 USA TODAYESPN DIVISION III TOP 25 COACHES' POLL FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Week 8 Poll: January 22,2008 USA TODAYESPN Top 25 women's basketball poll, with first-place votes noted to the side, total points based on 25 points for first place through one point for 25th. Rank Institution - First Place Votes Previous Ranking Record Points 1. Hope College (Mich.) Howard Payne University (Texas) T. Thomas More College (Ky.) T. University of Mary Washington University of Wisconsin, Whitewater University ofwisconsin, Stevens Point Simpson College (Iowa) Kean University (N.J.) New York University University of Rochester (N.Y.) Illinois Wesleyan University Messiah College (Pa.) University of Southern Maine Medaille College (N.Y.) Amherst College (Mass.) 22T George Fox University (Ore.) DePauw University (Ind.) McMurry University (Texas) Tufts University (Mass.) William Smith College (N.Y.) Randolph-Macon College (Va.) Oglethorpe University (Ga.) 22T Baldwin-Wallace College (Ohio) Washington University (Mo.) NR University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire Dropped Out: Lake Forest College (Ill.). 1/22/2008

43 Page 2 of2 Others Receiving Votes: Lake Forest College (Ill.)- 12; Eastern Connecticut State University- 11; Salem State College (Mass.) - 9; University Of Chicago (Ill.) - 7; Binningham Southern College (Ala.) - 5; Ohio Northern University- 3; University OfPuget Sound (Wash.)- 2; DeSales University (Pa.)- 1; Lebanon Valley College (Pa.)- 1; Marymount University (Va.)- 1. The USA TODAYESPN Board of Coaches is made up of 11 head coaches at Division III institutions. All are members of the W_Qm~n's_BaskethaJLC<Hl~h~s_As_S.QC.blti_QIL(WBCA). The board: Nan Carney-DeBord- Non-voting Chair (Ohio Wesleyan University), Aaron Roussell (University of Chicago), Arnie Bradley (Trinity University), Brian Niemuth (Simpson College), James Scheible (University of Rochester), Jerry Scheve (Wilmington College), Michele Sharp (Kean University), Mike Strong (University of Scranton), Ron Rohn (Muhlenberg College), Stefanie Pemper (Bowdoin College), and Suzy Barcomb (University of Puget Sound). *Please note that all voters for the Dill poll are required to vote each week between 8 a.m. Monday and 1 p.m Tuesday ET. Pr~YiOYS w~ekly Polls -WBCA- 1122/2008

44 Blair Cash From: Sent: To: Subject: Pat Coleman Monday, January 21, :32 PM Blair Cash; BKW--D3hoops.com Top 25 women's basketball poll through Jan. 20, 2008 STERLING, Va. -- Hope increased its No. 1 vote total to 18 as it remained securely atop the D3hoops.com Top 25. The full poll, through games of Sunday, Jan. 20, 2008: # Team W-L Pts. Last 1 Hope (18) Howard Payne (7) OW-Whitewater Mary Washington Thomas More McMurry Kean New York University Simpson OW-Stevens Point Messiah Rochester Southern Maine George Fox DePauw Amherst Medaille Tufts Illinois Wesleyan Randolph-Macon William Smith Cortland State Puget Sound Baldwin-Wallace UW-Eau Claire Dropped out: No. 19 Lake Forest. Others receiving votes: Lake Forest 52, Washington U. 30, Lebanon Valley 28, Ohio Northern 27, Oglethorpe 26, Eastern Connecticut 24, Salem State 24, Marymount 19, Chicago 16, Hardin-Simmons 5, St. Norbert 5, Carthage 3, Wilmington 3, Bowdoin 1, St. Thomas 1. The D3hoops.com Top 25 is voted on by a panel of 25 coaches, Sports Information Directors and media members from across the country, and is published weekly. 1

45 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Saturday, January 19, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /19/2008- GEORGE FOX 74, PACIFIC 53: Bruins Make It Nine Straight Wins by Beating Boxers NEWBERG, Ore.- Post players Katy Campbell and Melissa Marek-Farris combined for 33 points, leading the 16th-ranked George Fox University Bruins to their ninth straight win, a decision over the Pacific University Boxers in a Northwest Conference women's basketball game Saturday evening here at the Pacific Athletic Center. Both teams were on target offensively early in the game, with five lead changes in the first six minutes. George Fox took the lead for good 11-9 on a three-pointer by Jaime Hubka with 14:34 to play, and the Bruins used a 12-0 run to extend the margin to 14 points at with eight minutes left. Three consecutive baskets in the lane by Ashley Bellamy sparked a 12-2 Pacific run that got the Boxers back in the game, cutting the gap to with 1:20 on the clock, After Campbell, who had 11 first-half points, and the Boxers' Kristina Stevens traded baskets, Kaleigha Ramey hit a buzz-beater from just inside the half-court line to give the Bruins a lead at the break. Tiffany Behary hit a three from the top of the arc to open the second half for the Bruins, and the teams essentially traded baskets, George Fox maintaining a lead between seven and 14 points, for most of the half. Marek-Farris kept the Bruins safely in front by scoring 12 points in the period. Amy Pedersen's jumper in the lane brought the Boxers within 10 at with 6:44 to play, but the Bruins ended the game with a 14-3 run to clinch the victory. Campbell had 17 points and Marek-Farris 16 for the Bruins, and Hubka chipped in with 10. Kristen Shielee just missed a doubledouble with eight points and nine rebounds off the bench, leading the Bruins to a advantage on the boards, and also blocked five shots. Hubka handed out five assists. The Bruins shot.450 (27-60) from the floor for the game, including 7-21 from three-point range, and made all 13 of their free throw attempts (the team record is in a game at Linfield in 2003). Pedersen finished with 13 points and eight rebounds to pace the Boxers, and Stevens and Christine Kim added 10 apiece. Kim had three assists. The Boxers shot.364 (20-55) from the field, making 3-11 on threes, and were (.909) from the charity stripe. George Fox (14-1, NWC 6-0) heads for eastern Washington next weekend, starting with Whitman College on Friday at 6:00p.m. Pacific (2-12, NWC 1-5) visits Willamette University Friday, also at 6:00p.m. Both games will be followed by NWC men's contests at8:00 p.m. Official Basketball Box Score George Fox vs Pacific (Ore.) Ol/19/08 6:00 pm at Forest Grove, Ore. - Pacific Athletic C VISITORS: George Fox 14-l, 6-0 NWC TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 02 Behary, Tiffany... * 3-6 l l 4 0 l Hubka, Jaime... * l l l 0 l Ramey, Kaleigha... * l-3 l l Campbell, Katy... * 6-9 l l l l Marek-Farris, Meliss * l 16 0 l Westering, Jordan l 05 Hudson, Nicole o-o l l 17 ll Kuenzi, Elise... 1-l l 3 l 2 l l Keener, Lindsay... 0-l l l Shielee, Kristen o-o ll 22 Gardner, B.B l l l Samples, MaryAnne... 0-l o-o Leach, Kelsi... l l l Spotts, Mandee l 3 Team... l 2 3 Totals ll TOTAL FG% lst Half: ll % 2nd Half: % Game: 45.0% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% lst Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 33.3% REBS F Throw % lst Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 100 % l

46 George Fox Women's Basketball Statistics (thru Jan. 18) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (13-1) (6-0) (5-0) (2-1) CONFERENCE... (5-0) (3-0) (2-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (8-1) (3-0) (3-0) (2-1) I---TOTAL---I PTS---1 I----REBOUNDS----I ltlt Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Campbell, Katy Marek-Farris, Malis l Behary, Tiffany Ramey, Kaleigha Hubka, Jaime Shielee, Kristen Kuenzi, Elise Leach, Kelsi Spotts, Mandee westering, Jordan Keener, Lindsay Hudson, Nicole Samples, MaryAnne Gardner, B.B Team Total Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: George Fox.... Opponents.... 1st 2nd Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL George Fox Opponents

47 George Fox Women's Basketball Results (thru Jan. 18) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (13-1) (6-0) (5-0) (2-1) CONFERENCE... (5-0) (3-0) (2-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (8-1) (3-0) (3-0) (2-1) DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND 11/16/07 6:00 pm MULTNOMAH BIBLE w /17/07 7:00 pm at Warner Pacific w /24/07 4:00 pm # at Trinity (Texas) w /25/07 2:00 pm # vs St. Mary's (Ind.) w /08/07 6:00 pm WARNER PACIFIC w /17/07 1:00pm + VS William Smith L 55 12/18/07 4:00pm + vs California State-East Bay w /28/07 6:00 pm at Northwest (Wash.) w /29/07 7:00pm WORCESTER STATE w /04/08 6:00 pm * PACIFIC LUTHERAN w /05/08 6:00 pm * PUGET SOUND w /11/08 6:00 pm * at Willamette w /12/08 6:00 pm * at Linfield w /18/08 6:00 pm * LEWIS & CLARK w *01/19/08 6:00 pm at Pacific (Ore.) (db) (K) *01/25/08 6:00 pm at Whitman (dh) (K) *01/26/08 6:00 pm at Whitworth (dh) (K) *02/01/08 6:00 pm at Pacific Lutheran (dh) (K) *02/02/08 6:00 pm at Puget Sound (dh) (K) *02/08/08 6:00 pm WILLAMETTE (db) (K) *02/09/08 6:00 pm LINFIELD (dh) (K) - Homecoming *02/15/08 6:00 pm at Lewis & Clark (dh) (K) *02/16/08 6:00 pm PACIFIC (ORE.) (db) (K) *02/22/08 6:00 pm WHITWORTH (dh) (K) *02/23/08 4:00 pm WHITMAN (dh) (K) 02/27/08 TBA NWC Tournament semifinals (K) 02/29/08 TBA NWC Tournament finals (K) 03/05/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament First Round, site TBA 03/07-08/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Regionals, site TBA 03/14-15/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Sectiona1s, site TBA 03/21-22/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Final Four, Holland, Mich. # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas + - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. * - Northwest Conference game (dh) -doubleheader with GFU men's team (K) - KFOX Radio webcast * - Conference game HIGH POINTS (16)Westering, Jordan (14)Marek-Farris, Meliss (16)Behary, Tiffany (23)Campbell, Katy (11)Marek-Farris, Meliss (14)Campbell, Katy (12)Campbell, Katy (17)Campbell, Katy (15)Spotts, Mandee (12)Ramey, Kaleigha (15)Campbell, Katy (15)Marek-Farris, Meliss (26)Campbell, Katy (16)Campbell, Katy HIGH REBOUNDS (9)Keener, Lindsay (10)Campbell, Katy (20)Campbell, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (?)Campbell, Katy (10)Shielee, Kristen (5)Behary, Tiffany (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (11)Campbell, Katy (8)Marek-Farris, Meliss (11)Campbell, Katy (lo)campbell, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (10)Campbell, Katy (10)Campbell, Katy ATTENDANCE SUMMARY HOME.... AWAY NEUTRAL.... TOTAL.... GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME

48 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Friday, January 18, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) qfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /18/2008- GEORGE FOX 58, LEWIS & CLARK 41: Hubka's Heroics Help Bruins Pull Away from Pios NEWBERG, Ore.- Katy Campbell posted a double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds and Jaime Hubka scored 15 points, all on three-pointers, as the George Fox University Bruins pulled away from the Lewis & Clark College Pioneers late in the second half for a win in Northwest Conference women's action Friday evening here at the Wheeler Sports Center's Miller Gym. With Campbell scoring six points and Melissa Marek-Farris four, George Fox jumped out to a 10-2 lead in the first four minutes, but then went scoreless for over eight minutes, allowing Lewis & Clark to get back into the game. An 8-0 run, capped by a three-point play by Allison Farr, brought the Pios into a tie with 10:40 left in the period. After a three-pointer by Tiffany Behary gave the Bruins a lead, Farr hit back-to-back baskets to give the visitors their only lead at with five minutes to go. Hubka put the Bruins back in front with a three at the 3:07 mark and hit another one with 45 seconds left, sparking a 10-2 closing run by the Bruins that gave them a halftime lead. Both teams struggled offensively in the half, Lewis & Clark hitting only.280 (7-25) and George Fox not much higher at.304 (7-23). Marek-Farris paced a balanced Bruin attack with eight points, while Farr was the Pios' only scoring threat with 12 points. Hubka hit a pair of threes around a layup by the Pios' Laura Snider to open the second half and the Bruins stretched their lead to 11 three times in the first seven minutes of the period. A 6-0 run, capped by a Crystal Castle free throw, pulled the Pios within five at with 9:26 remaining, but the rest of the game belonged to the Bruins. Campbell hit a three-point play and a layup and Hubka nailed her fifth three with seven minutes to go, igniting a closing 20-8 burst by the Bruins. The final score was the largest lead of the game for the Bruins, who earned their eighth win in a row. In addition to the big games by Campbell and Hubka, Marek-Farris finished with 12 points and four blocked shots. Behary, Campbell, and Kaleigha Ramey had three assists apiece, and Behary tied her career high with six steals. The Bruins improved to.481 shooting (13-27) in the second half and ended the game at.400 (20-50). The Bruins also controlled the boards Farr was the only Pioneer in double figures with 18. Castle, the league's leading scorer with 18.3 points per game coming in, was held to only three points on 1-8 shooting, but did grab a team-high eight rebounds. Farr had three assists and three steals, and Kimberly Kittell also had three assists. The Pios finished with a.327 shooting percentage (16-49). George Fox (13-1, NWC 5-0), ranked 16th in the NCAA Division Ill by D3hoops.com, goes to Pacific University Saturday for a 6:00 p.m. game, the first of five in a row away from home for the Bruins. Lewis & Clark (6-8, NWC 2-3) returns home to host Willamette University Saturday, also at 6:00p.m. Both games will be followed by NWC men's contests at 8:00p.m. Official Basketball Box Score Lewis & Clark vs George Fox 01/18/08 6:00 pm at Newberg, Ore VISITORS: Lewis & Clark 6-8, NWC 2-3 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS It# Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 03 Farr, Allison... f Snider, Laura... f o-o Vega, Kelly... c 2-9 o-o Kittell, Kimberly... g Castle, Crystal.... g Castle, Shawna o-o Rich, Tallera o-o Kettler, Sara o-o Herring, Christina Jones, Heather Satter, Micahela o-o Team Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 32.7% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 11.1% REBS F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 61.5% 3

49 0 GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Friday, January 18, :00pm Wheeler Sports Center I Miller Gym (2,750) Newberg, Oregon George Fox University "Bruins" (12-1, NWC 4-0) vs. Lewis & Clark College "Pioneers" (6-7, NWC 2-2) LEWIS & CLARK COLLEGE QUICK FACTS & ROSTER c Location: Portland, Oregon N2. fuirul ~Hi..Yr. Elig, H!!mmwn (fr!.lvi!!l!s S~:h!!!!I) Founded: Allison Farr F 5-11 Sr. Sr. Lakeport, Calif. (Clear Lake) Enrollment: 1, Shawna Castle G 5-11 Sr. Sr. Rocklin, Calif. (Rocklin) President: Dr. Thomas J. Hochstettler 11 Jennifer Haskell G 5-4 Fr. Fr. Murphys, Calif. (Bret Harte) Colors: Black & Orange 13 Kimberly Kittell PG 5-5 So. So. Tillamook, Ore. (Tillamook) Affiliation: NCAA Division III 20 Talerra Rich F 5-11 So. So. Los Alamos, N.M. (Los Alamos) Conference: Northwest 21 Sara Kettler c 6-2 Sr. Sr. Dana Point, Calif. (St. Margarets) Dir. of Athletics: Clark Yeager 22 Paige Dinnie G 5-7 So. So. Calgary, Alb. (Central Memorial) Sports Info Dir.: Melissa Dudek 23 Kelly Vega F 6-2 So. So. Beaverton, Ore. (Sacramento State/ Southridge HS) Sports Info: Christina Herring G 5-6 Fr. Fr. San Dimas, Calif. (Vivian Webb) Sports Web site: 25 Crystal Castle G 5-8 Sr. Sr. Rocklin, Calif. (Rocklin) Home Court: Pamplin Sports Center (2,200) 30 Maegan Bright F 5-10 Fr. Fr. Santa Ana, Calif. (Lutheran of Orange Co.) 32 Laura Snider G 5-8 Sr. Sr. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Doherty) '06-07 Overall Record: Heather Jones G 5-5 Fr. Fr. Ceres, Calif. (Ceres) '06-07 Conference Record: 9-7 (3rd, T) 34 Michaela Satter G 5-7 Fr. Fr. McKinnleyville, Calif. (Arcata) '06-07 Post-Season: none 40 Elizabeth Johnson G 5-5 Fr. Fr. Salt Lake City, Utah (Skyline) Letterwinners Back/Lost: 11/4 42 Emily Deichsel c 6-1 Jr. Jr. Longview, Wash. (Mark Morris) Starters Back/Lost: 2/3 Head Coach: Juli Fulks (Fourth Season) Assistant Coaches: Talia Hristou, Margot Patula, Tim Whitesel, Sarah Winkler Overall: 12-1 (H: 5..0 R: 5..0 N: 2-1) I NWC: 1..0 (H: 1..0 R: 0..0) Opponent WLJ. ~ 1116 MULTNOMAH BIBLE COLLEGE (K) W at Wamer Pacific College W # at Trinity University (Texas) W # vs. St. Mary's College (Ind.) W /8 WARNER PACIFIC COLLEGE W /17 + vs. William Smith College L /18 + vs. California State University-East Bay W /28 at Northwest University W /29 WORCESTER STATE COLLEGE W PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY W UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND W at Willamette University W at Linfield College W LEWIS & CLARK COLLEGE (dh) (K) 6:00p.m at Pacific University (dh) (K) 6:00p.m at Whitman College (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m at Whitworth University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. at Pacific Lutheran University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. at University of Puget Sound (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY {dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. LINFIELD COLLEGE (dh) Homecoming (K) 6:00 p.m. at Lewis & Clarl< College (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. WHITWORTH UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. WHITMAN COLLEGE (dh) (K) 4:00 p.m. - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas + - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. - Northwest Conference game - doubleheader with GFU men's team games in BOLD CAPS I Home games played at Wheeler Sports Center/Miller Gym times Pacific and subject to change I (K) - KFOX Radio we beast NORTHWEST CONFERENCE ( STANDINGS (thry Jan. tn Team (Pre-season poll/poinrsl ~ &L. fib. George Fox Bruins (1/84) Whitman Missionaries (6/39) Puget Sound Loggers (2175) Whitworth Pirates (4/51) Lewis & Clark Pioneers (3/61) Pacific Boxers (9/12) Linfield Wildcats (5/47) Willamette Bearcats (8/17) Pacific Lutheran Lutes (7/28) & &L Tuesdi(Y's Scores: at Linfield 68, Willamette 64 Today's Games (al/6 pml: Lewis & Clark at George Fox; Whitworth at Pacific Lutheran; Linfield at Pacific; Whitman at Puget Sound Saturday's Games: Whitman at Pacific Lutheran, 4 pm; Whitworth at Puget Sound, 4 pm; George Fox at Pacific, 6 pm; Willamette at Lewis & Clark, 6 pm About Tonj~ht's Gqme: Series record: George Fox leads 47-9 since 1981 (23-3 home, 22-6 road, 2-0 neutral) 00 The Bruins have won the last 26 meetings, including in Portland on Jan. 20 and in Newberg on Feb. 171ast year oo Lewis & Clark's last win in the series was in Portland on Feb. 15, 1994 oo The Pioneers are coming off a loss at Whitman on Jan. 12 oo L&C is 49th nationally in fewest turnovers (17.2) oo The Pios' Crystal Castle is I st in the NWC and 34th nationally in scoring (18.3) oo. The Pios' Kimberly Kittell is 60th nationally in assist/turnover ratio (1.63), and leads the league in steals (2.62) oo Coach Juli Fulks (Capital '98) is to date in her 4th season at L&C oo Coach Scott Rueck is in his 12th season at George Fox oo

50 GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Thursday, January 17, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /17 WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Weekly News & Notes Overall12-1 (Home 5-0, Road 5-0, Neutral 2-1) NWC 4-0, 1st T (Home 2-0, Road 2-0) LINKS FOR WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TO: Quick Facts I Roster I Schedule I Statistics I Results I Press Releases I Box Scores HIGHLIGHTS: * Recent Games: Bruins Win NWC Road Games at Willamette, Linfield * Coming Up: Lewis & Clark at Home Friday, Then Pacific on Road * Campbell BAA Athlete of the Week, NWC Player of the Week * Polls/Rankings: GFU 16th in D3hoops Poll, 19th in WBCA * NCAA Stats: Bruins Listed in 14 Stats, No. 1 in Scoring Defense * NWC Stats: Bruins Lead League in 8 Different Categories *Career Lists: Campbell Moves into 7th in All-Time Rebounds RECENT GAMES: 2-0 (Click scores for link to stories and box scores): Jan.11 - George Fox 68. at Willamette 37 Jan. 12- George Fox 56, at Linfield 47 COMING UP: Lewis & Clark at Home Friday, Then Pacific on Road Fri., Jan. 18, 6:00p.m. vs. Lewis & Clark College, in Newberg, Ore. Sat., Jan. 19, 6:00 p.m. at Pacific University, in Forest Grove, Ore. Lewis & Clark (6-7, NWC 2 2, 5th)- KFOX radio webcast... Northwest Conference game... The Pioneers from Portland, Ore., were picked 3rd in the NWC pre-season coaches poll, the Bruins 1st... Series record: George Fox leads 47-9 since 1981 (23-3 home, 22-6 road, 2-0 neutral)... The Bruins have won the last 26 meetings, including in Portland on Jan. 20 and in Newberg on Feb. 171ast year... Lewis & Clark's last win in the series was in Portland on Feb. 15, The Pioneers are coming off a loss at Whitman on Jan The Pios average 67.5 ppg (tied for 2nd in the NWC) and allow 64.5 (6th)... L&C is 49th nationally in fewest turnovers (17.2)... The Pios have two double-figure scorers: G Crystal Castle (18.3, 1st in the NWC, 34th nationally) and F Allison Farr (13.3, 9th)... Castle is also the rebound leader (8.4, 2nd)... G Kimberly Kittell is the assists leader (4.00, 2nd), is 60th nationally in assist/turnover ratio (1.63), and leads the league in steals (2.62)... Coach Juli Fulks (Capital '98) is to date in her 4th season at L&C... Next game: Jan. 19 vs. Willamette, 6 p.m.... Pacific (2-10, NWC 1-3, 6th)- KFOX radio webcast... Northwest Conference game... The Boxers from Forest Grove, Ore., were picked 9th in the NWC pre-season coaches poll, the Bruins 1st... Series record: George Fox leads since 1982 (17-10 home, road)... The Bruins have won the last 8 meetings and 21 of the last 22, including in Forest Grove on Jan. 13 and in Newberg on Feb. 10 last year... The Boxers' last win in the series was in Forest Grove on Feb. 8, The Boxers have lost their last three, including a loss at Whitworth in their last game on Jan Pacific averages 60.1 ppg (7th in the NWC) and allows 74.6 (9th)... The Boxers are 41st nationally in 3-pt field goals (6.3)... The Boxers have two double-figure scorers: GAmy Pedersen (15.3, 2nd) and G Mallory Goldammer (10.6, 12th)... Pederson is 2nd in the NWC and 74th nationally in 3-pt field goals (2.18)... Pedersen is also the rebound leader (8.3, 3rd)... G Kalei Frank is the assists leader (3.50, 3rd)... Coach Sharon Rissmiller (Portland '01), the sister offormer Bruin All-American Nancy Rissmiller, is 2-10 to date in her 1st season at Pacific... The Boxers host Linfield Jan. 18 before meeting the Bruins... Next game: Jan. 25 at Willamette, 6 p.m... COACH SCOTT RUECK: Scott Rueck (Oregon State '91 ), the Northwest Conference Coach of the Year, is (.726) to date in his 12th season as a college head coach, all at George Fox. He also received NWC Coach of the Year honors in , (Co-Coach), and He has guided the Bruins to four NCAA Tournament appearances and a 4-3 playoff record in the last eight years.

51 In the latest NCAA Division Ill national statistics reports of (thru Jan. 13), George Fox remained 1st in scoring defense (41.6) while ranking 6th in scoring margin (+25.9), 7th in field goal pet. defense (.320), 7th in fewest personal fouls (13.0), 10th in rebound margin ( +11.6), 14th in field goal pet. (.456), tied for 15th in won-lost pet. (.923), 17th in 3-pt field goals (6.9), 18th in blocked shots (5.0), 27th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.361 ), 30th in assist/to ratio (0.93), 36th in assists (16.2), 47th in free throw pet. (. 724), 60th in fewest turnovers (17.5)... The Bruins' 111 points vs. Multnomah Bible on Nov. 16 is the 6th-most scoring in a game this season... Individually, Katy Campbell is 27th in field goal pet. (.564)... Melissa Marek-Farris is 30th in blocked shots (2.2)... * NWC Stats: Bruins Lead League in 8 Different Categories Where the Bruins rank in the latest Northwest Conference slats (thru Jan. 15): Scoring Offense- 2nd (67.5, T) Scoring Defense- 1st (41.6) Scoring Margin- 1st (+25.9) Field Goal Pet.- 1st (.456) Field Goal Pet. Defense -1st (.320) 3-Pt Field Goals- 2nd (6.92) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet. -2nd (.361) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet. Defense- 2nd (.249) Free Throw Pet. -1st (.724) Rebounding Offense- 2nd (39.8, T) Rebounding Defense- 1st (28.2) Rebounding Margin - 1st ( +11.6) Assists- 2nd (16.15) Blocked Shots- 1st (5.00) Steals -6th (8.46) Turnover Margin- 4th (+2.23) Assist/Turnover Ratio- 2nd (0.93) Katy Campbell is 2nd in field goal pet. (.564), 3-pt field goal pet. (.519), 4th in rebounding (7.8), 5th in free throw pet. (. 791 ), 7th in scoring (13.8), 8th in blocked shots (0.62, T)... Melissa Marek-Farris is 1st in blocked shots (2.23), 3rd in field goal pet. (.541), 8th in free throw pet. (.717), 13th in rebounding (5.9, T), 25th in scoring (8. 7)... Tiffany Behary is 4th in steals (2.00, T), 8th in assists (2.85, T), 30th in scoring (7.8, T)... Jaime Hubka is 6th in 3-pt field goals (1.62, T), 8th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.382)... Kaleigha Ramey is 14th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.357), 15th in 3-pt field goals (1.15), 29th in scoring (7.9)... Click here for the latest NWC Statistics. * Double-Doubles: Katy Campbell: career 12, season 5-13 pts/10 reb at Warner Pacific, 11/17; 11 pts/20 reb attrinity TX, 11/24; 17 pts/11 reb at Northwest, 12/28; 1/5 vs. Puget Sound 15 pts/10 reb; 26 pts/10 reb at Linfield, 1/12 *Career Lists: Campbell Moves into 7th in All-Time Rebounds Katy Campbell had 13 rebounds in the Bruins' last two games, giving her 102 for the season and 618 in her career, moving her past Angela Pettit (613, ) into 7th on the all-time GFU list. Ahead is Liz Clark (743, )... She was on field goals in the games, giving her a career field goal pet. of.469 ( ), 7th best all-time... With 852 career points, she needs 148 to become the 11th Bruin to reach 1,000 for a career, and 150 to pass Tracy Nelson (1,001, ) for 1oth on the all-time list... Melissa Marek-Farris had 5 blocked shots in the Bruins' last two games, giving her 29 for the season and 133 in her career, 3rd on the all-time GFU list. Shawna Chandler (188, ) is 2nd... She was 9-13 on field goals in the two games and has a career field goal pet. of.513 ( ), 3rd-best all-time... Tiffany Behary had 5 assists in the Bruins' last two games, giving her 37 this season and 225 in her career, 8th all-time. Ahead is Kim Leith (235, )... She had 4 steals in the two games, giving her 26 for the season and 151 in her career, 1Oth on the alltime list. Ahead is Jennifer Childress (153, )... She was 0-1 in 3-pt field goals in the two games, giving her a career 3-pt field pet. of.362 ( ), 7th best all-time... - Jaime Hubka was 1-4 in 3-pt field goals in the last two games, giving her a career 3-pt field goal pet. of.37 4 ( ), 5th best alltime...

52 Page 1 of2 Blair Cash From: Summer McKesson (WBCA) [wbcamail@wbcamail.org] Sent: Tuesday, January 15, :26 AM To: Blair Cash Subject: USA TODAY ESPN Top 25 Dill Coaches' Poll Week 7 USA TODAYESPN DIVISION III TOP 25 COACHES' POLL FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Week 7 Poll: January 15, 2008 USA TODAYESPN Top 25 women's basketball poll, with first-place votes noted to the side, total points based on 25 points for first place through one point for 25th. Rank Institution - First Place Votes Previous Ranking Record Points 1. Hope College (Mich.) Howard Payne University (Texas) Thomas More College (Ky.) 4. New York University 5. University of Mary Washington 6. University ofwisconsin, Whitewater 7. University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point 8. Messiah College (Pa.) 9. Simpson College (Iowa) 10. Illinois Wesleyan University 11. Kean University (N.J.) 12. University of Rochester (N.Y.) 13. Randolph-Macon College (Va.) 14. Tufts University (Mass.) 15. Baldwin-Wallace College (Ohio) 16. University of Southern Maine 17. DePauw University (Ind.) 18. Medaille College (N.Y.) 19. George Fox University (Ore.) 20. McMurry University (Texas) 21. Lake Forest College (Ill.) 22T. Amherst College (Mass.) 22T. Oglethorpe University (Ga.) 24. William Smith College (N.Y.) 25. University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire 1 3 5T T NR 24 NR NR Dropped Out: Wilmington College (Ohio), Eastern Connecticut State University, University of Chicago (Ill.). 1/15/2008

53 Page 2 of2 Others Receiving Votes: Birmingham Southern College (Ala.)- 14; Washington University (Mo.)- 13; Eastern Connecticut State University- 9; Marymount University (Va.)- 8; Salem State College (Mass.) - 8; Ohio Northern University- 7; University of Chicago (Ill.)- 6; Wilmington College (Ohio)- 5; University ofpuget Sound (Wash.)- 3. The USA TODAYESPN Board of Coaches is made up of 11 head coaches at Division III institutions. All are members of the Wo_~e_n~_BaskethalLC~taches_Association_(W.BCA). The board: Nan Carney-DeBord- Non-voting Chair (Ohio Wesleyan University), Aaron Roussell (University of Chicago), Arnie Bradley (Trinity University), Brian Niemuth (Simpson College), James Scheible (University of Rochester), Jerry Scheve (Wilmington College), Michele Sharp (Kean University), Mike Strong (University of Scranton), Ron Rohn (Muhlenberg College), Stefanie Pemper (Bowdoin College), and Suzy Barcomb (University of Puget Sound). *Please note that all voters for the Dill poll are required to vote each week between 8 a.m. Monday and 1 p.m Tuesday ET. Previo_u~--w~~kly_Poll~ -WBCA- 1115/2008

54 Page 1 of2 Blair Cash From: Sent: To: Pat Coleman [info@d3hoops.com] Monday, January 14, :59 PM trenner@hope.edu; achoate@hputx.edu; jeffrey.bernstein@nyu.edu; coften@umw.edu; fickt@uwwvax.uww.edu; Ameer.Rasheed@Thomasmore.edu; CFurman@messiah.edu; robarts.kyle@mcm.edu; turk@simpson.edu; jrobinso@uwsp.edu; kpinter@kean.edu; christopherkilcoyne@rmc.edu; paul.sweeney@tufts.edu; elfring@usm.maine.edu; Blair Cash; kruple@bw.edu; ryan@cwis.biz; salowitz@titan.iwu.edu; wajerski@lfc.edu; mcarbery@medaille.edu; dennis@sports.rochester.edu Subject: BKW-D3hoops.com Top 25 through Jan. 13, 2008 STERLING, Va. - Hope gained six No. 1 votes to improve to 17 out of 25 after the loss by UW-Whitewater at UW-Eau Claire. The full D3hoops.com Top 25 for Division Ill women's basketball, through games of Sunday, Jan. 13, 2008: [!]ITeam II W-LII Pts.ll Last Weeki IDIHQR~ (17) 1113-ol~l tioj.al~xo_pgyn~ (6) 1113-oll 59oll 31 [] N~wYorlsUnj'l~rsiiY (2) 1~ ~ MQ!}'_Washington IOEJI 5o ~~IJJom~s Moc~ 1113-oll []I Me.ssi!'lb IOEJI []Mc;Murry lo:bji IOEJI ~~!JW-Stevens Point IOEJI 37oll 111 OJJI~e.~m IOEJI II 1o-oll DePauw 1~ [!±]!Tufts II 12-oll OIJIS_QYJJJJ;JLil Main~ IOEJ~I 151 ~~G~qrg~fq~ IOEJI 22oll Balc;l_win_:-WaiL~ce IOEJ~I 191 BIJiminois Wesleyan ll1o-2[j~i 101 O"IJI 6alse.J:gLe.s~ IOBJ~I IIMe.ct!'lille lo:bj01 RQ~b~~ter lo:bj~i !!Amherst ~1 -I 123!!William Smith 10~1 -I 124 II C_Q_rjJ_gnc;J_SJ!Ol1~ 10~ IIE_yg~ts ojjnct ~1 -I 1/15/2008

55 Page 2 of2 Dropped out: No. 23 Wilmington, No. 24 Capital, No. 25 Eastern Connecticut. Others receiving votes: UW-Eau Claire 35, Marymount 33, Ohio Northern 26, Salem State 26, Wilmington 23, Oglethorpe 21, Washington U. 21, Chicago 21, Eastern Connecticut 21, Stevens 17, Lebanon Valley 15, William Paterson 9, Capital 9, Carroll 6, Trinity (Texas) 6, Mount St. Mary 3, St. Lawrence 1. The D3hoops.com Top 25 is voted on by a panel of 25 coaches, Sports Information Directors and media members from across the country, and is published weekly. 1/15/2008

56 George Fox Women's Basketball Statistics (thru Jan. 17) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (12-1) (5-0) (5-0) (2-1) CONFERENCE... (4-0) (2-0) (2-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (8-1) (3-0) (3-0) (2-1) I---TOTAL---I PTS---1 I----REBOUNDS----I ltlt Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Campbell, Katy Marek-Farris, Melis Ramey, Kaleigha Behary, Tiffany Hubka, Jaime Shielee, Kristen Kuenzi, Elise Leach, Kelsi Spotts, Mandee Westering, Jordan Keener, Lindsay Hudson, Nicole Samples, MaryAnne Gardner, B.B Team Total Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st George Fox Opponents nd Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL George Fox Opponents

57 George Fox Women's Basketball Results (thru Jan. 17) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (12-1) (5-0) (5-0) (2-1) CONFERENCE... (4-0) (2-0) (2-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (8-1) (3-0) (3-0) (2-1) DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND 11/16/07 6:00 pm MULTNOMAH BIBLE w /17/07 7:00 pm at Warner Pacific w /24/07 4:00 pm # at Trinity (Texas) w /25/07 2:00 pm # VS St. Mary's (Ind.) w /08/07 6:00 pm WARNER PACIFIC w /17/07 1:00 pm + VS William Smith L 55 12/18/07 4:00 pm + vs California State-East Bay w /28/07 6:00 pm at Northwest (Wash.) w /29/07 7:00pm WORCESTER STATE w /04/08 6:00 pm * PACIFIC LUTHERAN w /05/08 6:00 pm * PUGET SOUND w /11/08 6:00 pm * at Willamette w /12/08 6:00 pm * at Linfield w *01/18/08 6:00 pm LEWIS & CLARK (dh) (K) *01/19/08 6:00 pm at Pacific (Ore.) (dh) (K) *Ol/25/08 6:00 pm at Whitman (dh) (K) *Ol/26/08 6:00 pm at Whitworth (dh) (K) *02/0l/08 6:00 pm at Pacific Lutheran (dh) (K) *02/02/08 6:00 pm at Puget Sound (dh) (K) *02/08/08 6:00 pm WILLAMETTE (dh) (K) *02/09/08 6:00 pm LINFIELD (dh) (K) - Homecoming *02/15/08 6:00 pm at Lewis & Clark (dh) (K) *02/16/08 6:00 pm PACIFIC (ORE.) (dh) (K) *02/22/08 6:00 pm WHITWORTH (dh) (K) *02/23/08 4:00 pm WHITMAN (dh) (K) 02/27/08 TBA NWC Tournament semifinals (K) 02/29/08 TBA NWC Tournament finals (K) 03/05/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament First Round, site TBA 03/07-08/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Regionals, site TBA 03/14-15/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Sectionals, site TBA 03/21-22/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Final Four, Holland, Mich. # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas +-Posada Royale #l Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. * - Northwest Conference game (dh) - doubleheader with GFU men' a team (K) - KFOX Radio webcast * - Conference game ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL HIGH POINTS (16)Westering, Jordan (14)Marek-Farris, Meliss (16)Behary, Tiffany (23)Campbell, Katy (11)Marek-Farris, Meliss (14)Campbell, Katy (12)Campbell, Katy (17)Campbell, Katy (15)Spotts, Mandee (12)Ramey, Kaleigha (15)Campbell, Katy (15)Marek-Farris, Meliss (26)Campbell, Katy HIGH REBOUNDS (9)Keener, Lindsay (10)Campbell, Katy (20)Campbell, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (?)Campbell, Katy (10)Shielee, Kristen (5)Behary, Tiffany (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (11)Campbell, Katy (8)Marek-Farris, Meliss (11)Campbell, Katy (10)Campbell, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (10)Campbell, Katy

58 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Saturday, January 12, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /12/2008- GEORGE FOX 56, LINFIELD 47: Campbell's Career-High 26 Lead Bruins by Wildcats McMINNVILLE, Ore.- Katy Campbell scored a career-high 26 points, 16 in the second half, as the 18th-ranked George Fox University Bruins pulled away from Linfield College for their seventh straight win, a decision over the scrappy Wildcats, in a Northwest Conference women's basketball game Saturday evening here at Ted Wilson Gym. The first half was closely contested with six ties, five lead changes, and neither team holding more than a four-point lead through the first 14 minutes. George Fox ran off seven unanswered points on a three-pointer and layup by Campbell and two free throws by Melissa Marek-Farris to take a lead with 5:58 left in the half, but went scoreless the rest of the period, allowing the Wildcats to catch up. A free throw by Casey Stepan, a three by Brianna Reichelt, and a jumper by Stephanie Fennimore brought Linfield into a deadlock with 2:39 remaining, but neither team could score again before the break. Inside players Campbell with 10 points and Marek-Farris with nine led the Bruins at the half, but the George Fox guards struggled, hitting only one of 12 shots. Reichelt had six on a pair of threes to pace the Wildcats. After three more ties early in the second half, a fast break layup by Kaleigha Ramey, a rebound basket by Campbell, a three-pointer by Mandee Spotts, and a drive by Campbell gave George Fox its largest lead of nine points at with 10 minutes left. Kate Stadeli snapped the streak with a layup, but baskets by Spotts and Campbell and two Campbell free throws gave the Bruins a 13- point lead of with 7:07 to go. The Wildcats scratched back with a three-pointer and short jumper by Brihtani Lassiter and a layup by Emily Shoemaker to make it with 4:13 remaining. The Bruins responded, however, with two free throws by Marek-Farris, a rebound basket by Campbell, and a jumper by Tiffany Behary as the shot clock sounded to rebuild a double-digit lead of with 1:22 to go, effectively sealing the hard-fought win. Campbell hit 9-14 from the field, including a three-pointer, and 7-9 from the line en route to her all-time best, and notched her fifth double-double of the season and 12th of her career with 10 rebounds, leading the Bruins to a advantage on the boards. Marek-Farris finished with 13 points and blocked three shots. Behary passed out three assists. The Bruins hit.550 (11-20) in the second half to finish with a.436 percentage (20-46) for the game. Lassiter was the only Wildcat in double figures with 15 points, while Stepan had a team-high six rebounds and Stedali blocked three shots. The Wildcats were held to a. 315 shooting percentage (17-54) by the Bruins, who lead the nation in scoring defense (41.2 ppg) and are 20th in field goal percentage defense (.320). Linfield also committed 17 fouls to only five by the Bruins. George Fox (12-1, NWC 4-0) hosts Lewis & Clark College Friday at 6:00p.m. Linfield (7-6, NWC 0-4) hosts Willamette University Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. Both games will precede NWC men's games at 8:00p.m. Official Basketball Box Score George Fox vs Linfield 01/12/08 6:00 pm at MCMinnville, Ore. - Ted Wilson Gym VISITORS: George Fox 12-1, 4-0 NWC TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 40 Marek-Farris, Meliss c 4-5 o-o Behary, Tiffany... g Hubka, Jaime... g Ramey, Kaleigha... g Campbell, Katy... g Kuenzi, Elise o-o o-o Gardner, B.B Samples, MaryAnne... o-o o-o o-o Spotts, Mandee o-o Team Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 43.5% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 25.0% REBS F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 76.5% 2

59 George Fox Women's Basketball Statistics (thru Jan. 11) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (11-1) (5-0) (4-0) (2-1) CONFERENCE... (3-0) (2-0) (1-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (8-1) (3-0) (3-0) (2-1) I---TOTAL---I PTS---1 I----REBOUNDS----I ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pta Avg Campbell, Katy Marek-Farris, Melia Behary, Tiffany Ramey, Kaleigha Hubka, Jaime Kuenzi, Elise Shielee, Kristen Leach, Kelsi Spotts, Mandee Westering, Jordan Keener, Lindsay Samples, MaryAnne Hudson, Nicole Gardner, B.B Team Total Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: George Fox.... epponents.... 1st 2nd Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL George Fox epponents

60 George Fox Women's Basketba~~ Resu~ts (thru Jan. ~~) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (11-1) (5-0) (4-0) (2-1) CONFERENCE... (3-0) (2-0) (1-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (8-1) (3-0) (3-0) (2-1) DATE T:IME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/16/07 6:00 pm MULTNOMAH BIBLE w /17/07 7:00pm at Warner Pacific w /24/07 4:00 pm # at Trinity (Texas) w /25/07 2:00 pm # vs St. Mary's (Ind.) w /08/07 6:00 pm WARNER PACIFIC w /17/07 1:00 pm + VS William Smith L 55 12/18/07 4:00 pm + vs California State-East Bay w /28/07 6:00 pm at Northwest (Wash.) w /29/07 7:00pm WORCESTER STATE w /04/08 6:00 pm * PACIFIC LUTHERAN w /05/08 6:00 pm * PUGET SOUND w /11/08 6:00 pm * at Wi~lamette w *01/12/08 6:00 pm at Linfield (dh) (K) *01/18/08 6:00 pm LEWIS & CLARK (dh) (K) *01/19/08 6:00 pm at Pacific (Ore.) (dh) (K) *01/25/08 6:00 pm at Whitman (dh) (K) *01/26/08 6:00 pm at Whitworth (dh) (K) *02/01/08 6:00 pm at Pacific Lutheran (dh) (K) *02/02/08 6:00 pm at Puget Sound (dh) (K) *02/08/08 6:00 pm W:tLLAMETTE (dh) (K) *02/09/08 6:00 pm LINFIELD (dh) (K) - Homecoming *02/15/08 6:00 pm at Lewis & Clark (dh) (K) *02/16/08 6:00 pm PACIFIC (ORE.) (dh) (K) *02/22/08 6:00 pm WHITWORTH (dh) (K) *02/23/08 4:00 pm WHITMAN (dh) (K) 02/27/08 TBA NWC Tournament semifinals (K) 02/29/08 TBA NWC Tournament finals (K) 03/05/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament First Round, site TBA 03/07-08/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Regionals, site TBA 03/14-15/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Sectionals, site TBA 03/21-22/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Final Four, Holland, Mich. (16)Westering, Jordan (9)Keener, Lindsay (14)Marek-Farris, Me~iss (10)Campbel~, Katy (16)Behary, Tiffany (20)Campbe~l, Katy (23)Campbel~, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (7)Campbe~~, Katy (ll)marek-farris, Meliss (lo)shielee, Kristen (14)Campbell, Katy (5)Behary, Tiffany (12)Campbe~l, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (l7)campbell, Katy (ll)campbe~l, Katy (15)Spotts, Mandee (8)Marek-Farris, Meliss (l2)ramey, Kaleigha (ll)campbe~l, Katy (15)Campbell, Katy (lo)campbell, Katy (15)Marek-Farris, Me~iss (7)Marek-Farris, Me~iss # - Trinity University Thanksgiving C~assic, San Antonio, Texas + - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Ca~if. * - Northwest Conference game (dh) - doubleheader with GFU men's team (K) - KFOX Radio webcast * - Conference game ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME AWAY l.8l. NEUTRAL TOTAL l.

61 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Friday, January 11, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) GEORGE FOX 68. WILLAMETTE 37: Bruins Cruise by Bearcats for 6th Straight Win SALEM, Ore.- With senior posts Melissa Marek-Farris and Katy Campbell scoring 15 and 13 points respectively, the 18th-ranked George Fox University Bruins posted their sixth win in a row with a win over the Willamette University Bearcats in a Northwest Conference women's basketball game Friday evening here at Cone Field House. The Bruins jumped out to a 7-0 lead in the first two-and-a-half minutes on a pair of free throws by Marek-Farris, a layup and free throw by Campbell, and another layup by Campbell. Jenny Fillion finally put the Bearcats on the scoreboard with a jumper in the lane with 16:40 to go in the half, but the Bruins quickly upped their lead to double figures on a basket by Marek-Farris and consecutive steals and layups by Tiffany Behary in the space of 23 seconds, making it 13-2 with 15:18 remaining. The Bruins eventually built their margin to 26 points at on a three-pointer by Nicole Hudson with 38 seconds left before the break, and were up at halftime. Campbell had all13 of her points in the first half and Marek-Farris nine at the break, while Fillion led the Bearcats with 10. Marek-Farris scored on layups to open the second half as the Bruins continued to extend their advantage. The Bruins' largest lead was 40 points when Kelsi Leach scored on a power move to make it with 12 minutes to play, and the Bearcats got no closer than 28 the rest of the game. It was the 11th straight win in the series for the Bruins. Marek-Farris and Campbell were the only double-figure scorers for the Bruins, who shot.481 (25-52) from the field, including.438 (7-16) from three-point range. Marek-Farris had seven rebounds and a pair of blocked shots, while Campbell had three assists and Behary made four steals. Fillion was the only Bearcat to reach double digits with 18 points, while twin sister Molly Fillion had 11 rebounds as Bearcats edged the Bruins on the boards Jenny Fillion had four steals, and Molly Fillion had two assists. Willamette was held to a.262 shooting percentage (16-61) and struggled from beyond the arc, making only one of 13 attempts. George Fox (11-1, NWC 3-0) visits Yamhill County rival Linfield College while Willamette (2-10, NWC 0-3) visits Pacific Lutheran University Saturday, both games at 6:00p.m. prior to NWC men's games at 8:00 p.m. Official Basketball Box Score George Fox vs Willamette 01/11/08 6:00 pm at Salem, Ore. Cone Field House VISITORS: George Fox 11-1, NWC 3-0 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 25 Ramey, Kaleigha... f Campbell, Katy... f Marek-Farris, Meliss c 5-8 o-o Behary, Tiffany... g Hubka, Jaime... g Westering, Jordan Hudson, Nicole Kuenzi, Elise Keener, Lindsay Shielee, Kristen Gardner, B.B o-o Samples, MaryAnne Leach, Kelsi Spotts, Mandee o-o Team Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 48.1% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% lst Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 43.8% REBS F Throw % lst Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 68.8% 1,1

62 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Wednesday, January 9, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /9 WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Weekly News & Notes Overall10-1 (Home 5 0, Road 3-0, Neutra12-1) NWC 2-0, 1st T (Home 2-0, Road 0-0) LINKS FOR WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TO: Quick Facts I Roster I Schedule I Statistics I Results I Press Releases I Box Scores HIGHLIGHTS: * Recent Games: Bruins Open NWC Play with Wins over PLU, UPS * Coming Up: First NWC Road Games at Willamette and Linfield * Campbell BAA Athlete of the Week, HM for NWC Honors * Polls/Rankings: GFU 18th in D3hoops Poll, 19th in WBCA * NCAA Stats: Bruins Remain No. 1 Nationally in Scoring Defense * NWC Stats: Bruins Lead League in 8 Different Categories * Career Lists: Behary Climbs to 8th in All Time Assists RECENT GAMES: 2-0 (Click scores for link to stories and box scores): Jan. 4- at George Fox 64, Pacific Lutheran 40 Jan. 5- at George Fox 45. Puget Sound 39 COMING UP: First NWC Road Games at Willamette and Linfield Fri., Jan. 11, 6:00p.m. at Willamette University, in Salem, Ore. Sat., Jan. 12, 6:00 p.m. - vs. Linfield College, in McMinnville, Ore. Willamette (2-9, NWC 0-2, 7th T)- KFOX radio webcast... Northwest Conference game... The Bearcats from Salem, Ore., were picked 8th in the NWC pre-season coaches poll, the Bruins 1st... Series record: George Fox leads since 1982 (24-3 home, 16-9 road, 1-0 neutral)... The Bruins have won the last 10 meetings, including in Newberg on Jan.12 and in Salem on Feb. 9 last year... The Bearcats' last win in the series was on Feb. 9, 2002, in Salem... The Bearcats have lost their last seven in a row, including an setback to Whitworth at home on Jan Willamette averages 58.1 ppg (9th in the NWC) and allows 67.8 (7rd)... The Bearcats have two players in double-figure scoring: G Molly Fillion (14.5, 4th) and G Laura Payne (13.3, 9th)... Fillion is the top rebounder (11.4, 1st in the NWC, 25th nationally)... Payne and G Erin Barclay are the assists leaders (2.18, 15th)... Coach Bruce Henderson (Willamette '84) is to date in his 3rd season at Willamette... Next game: Jan. 12 at Pacific Lutheran, 6 p.m... Linfield (7-4, NWC 0-2, 7th T)- KFOX radio webcast... Northwest Conference game... The Wildcats from McMinnville, Ore., were picked 5th in the NWC pre-season coaches poll, the Bruins 1st... Series record: George Fox leads since 1981 (23-4 home, road, 0-2 neutral)... The Wildcats won both games last year, in overtime in Newberg on Nov. 28 and in McMinnville on Jan The Bruins' last win in the series was in Newberg on Feb. 7, The Wildcats have dropped their last two games, including a loss to Whitman at home on Jan Linfield averages 63.2 ppg (6th in the NWC) and allows 58.4 (5th)... The Wildcats have three double-figure scorers: PG Brihtani Lassiter (11.6, 12th), G Casey Stepan (10.5, 13th), and F Courtney McFadden (10.2, 14th)... Stepan and C Kate Stadeli are the top rebounders (4.9, 20th)... Lassiter is the assists leader (2.64, 13th)... Coach Robyn Stewart (Montana State-Billings '87) is to date in her 11th season at Linfield... The Wildcats are at Puget Sound Friday before meeting the Bruins... Next game: Jan. 15 vs. Willamette, 6 p.m... COACH SCOTT RUECK: Scott Rueck (Oregon State '91), the Northwest Conference Coach of the Year, is (.724) to date in his 12th season as a college head coach, all at George Fox. He also received NWC Coach of the Year honors in , (Co-Coach), and He has guided the Bruins to four NCAA Tournament appearances and a 4-3 playoff record in the last eight years. Click here for the complete bio on Coach Rueck.

63 * NCAA Stats: Bruins Remain No. 1 Nationally in Scoring Defense In the latest NCAA Division Ill national statistics reports of (thru Jan. 6), George Fox remained 1st in scoring defense (41.5) while ranking 5th in scoring margin (+27.0), 10th in rebound margin (+12.7), 12th in field goal pet. (.455), 3-pt field goals (7.3), tied for 16th in won-lost pet. (.909), blocked shots (5.2), 18th in assist/to ratio (0.99), 19th in assists (17.3), fewest personal fouls (14.0), 20th in field goal pet. defense (.311), 29th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.362), 45th in free throw pet. (.724), 61stin fewest turnovers (17.5)... The Bruins' 111 points vs. Multnomah Bible on Nov. 16 is the 6th-most scoring in a game this season... Individually, Melissa Marek-Farris is 36th in blocked shots (2.2)... Katy Campbell is two field goals shy of qualifying for the NCAA minimum of 5 field goals made per game, otherwise her field goal pet. of.558 would rank 37th nationally... * NWC Stats: Bruins Lead League in 8 Different Categories Where the Bruins rank in the latest Northwest Conference stats (thru Jan. 8): Scoring Offense- 2nd (68.5, T) Scoring Defense- 1st (41.5) Scoring Margin- 1st (+27.0) Field Goal Pet.- 1st (.455) Field Goal Pet. Defense -1st (.326) 3-Pt Field Goals -2nd (7.27) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet.- 3rd (.362) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet. Defense- 2nd (.259) Free Throw Pet.- 3rd (.724) Rebounding Offense- 3rd (40.0) Rebounding Defense- 1st (27.3) Rebounding Margin -1st (+12.7) Assists -1st (17.27) Blocked Shots - 1st (5.18) Steals -5th (8. 73, T) Turnover Margin- 3rd (+2.73) Assist/Turnover Ratio -2nd (0.99) - Katy Campbell is 2nd in field goal pet. (.558), 3-pt field goal pet. (.520), 4th in rebounding (8.1 ), 7th in free throw pet. (. 759), 8th in blocked shots (0.64, T), 10th in scoring (12.8), 15th in 3-pt field goals (1.18, T)... -Melissa Marek-Farris is 1st in blocked shots (2.18), 10th in rebounding (6.0, T), 14th in free throw pet. (.657)... -Tiffany Behary is 5th in steals (2.00, T), 9th in assists (2.91, T), 12th in 3-pt field goals (1.27, T), 24th in scoring (8.3)... -Jaime Hubka is 3rd in 3-pt field goals (1.82), 7th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.392)... - Kaleigha Ramey is 27th in scoring (8.1, T)... Click here for the latest NWC Statistics. * Double-Doubles: - Katy Campbell: career 11, season 4-13 pts/10 reb at Warner Pacific, 11/17; 11 pts/20 reb at Trinity TX, 11/24; 17 pts/11 reb at Northwest, 12/28; 1/5 vs. Puget Sound 15 pts/10 reb *Career Lists: Behary Climbs to 8th in All-Time Assists - Katy Campbell had 21 rebounds in the Bruins' last two games, giving her 89 for the season and 605 in her career, 8th on the alltime GFU list. Ahead is Angela Pettit (613, )... She was 8-17 on field goals in the games, giving her a career field goal pet. of.465 ( ), 7th best all-time... Melissa Marek-Farris had 5 blocked shots in the Bruins' last two games, giving her 24 for the season and 128 in her career, 3rd on the all-time GFU list. Shawna Chandler (188, ) is 2nd... She was 7-14 on field goals in the two games and has a career field goal pet. of.507 ( ), 3rd-best all-time... - Tiffany Behary had 2 assists in the Bruins' last two games, giving her 32 this season and 220 in her career, tied with Melinda Day (220, ) for 8th all-time. Ahead is Kim Leith (235, )... She had 3 steals in the two games, giving her 22for the season and 147 in her career, 1Oth on the all-time list. Ahead is Jennifer Childress (153, )... She was 2-7 in 3-pt field goals in the two games, giving her a career 3-pt field pet. of.364 ( ), 7th best all-time... -Jaime Hubka was 3-9 in 3-pt field goals in the last two games, giving her a career 3-pt field goal pet. of.377 (64-170), 5th best alltime...

64 Page 1 of2 Blair Cash From: Summer McKesson (WBCA) [wbcamail@wbcamail.org] Sent: Tuesday, January 08, :44 PM To: Blair Cash Subject: USA TODAY ESPN Top 25 Dill Coaches' Poll Week 6 USA TODAYESPN DIVISION III TOP 25 COACHES' POLL FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Week 6 Poll: January 8, 2008 USA TODAYESPN Top 25 women's basketball poll, with first-place votes noted to the side, total points based on 25 points for first place through one point for 25th. Rank Institution - First Place Votes Previous Ranking Record Points 1. Hope College (Mich.) University of Wisconsin, Whitewater Howard Payne University (Texas) New York University ST. Illinois Wesleyan University 5T ST. Thomas More College (Ky.) 5T University of Mary Washington University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point Messiah College (Pa.) Simpson College (Iowa) DePauw University (Ind.) Kean University (N.J.) Randolph-Macon College (Va.) University of Rochester (N.Y.) University of Southern Maine Tufts University (Mass.) Baldwin-Wallace College (Ohio) Medaille College (N.Y.) George Fox University (Ore.) McMurry University (Texas) Lake Forest College (Ill.) Wilmington College (Ohio) Eastern Connecticut State University Oglethorpe University (Ga.) University of Chicago (Ill.) NR Dropped Out: Capital University (Ohio). 118/2008

65 Page 2 of2 Others Receiving Votes: Capital University (Ohio)- 16; Wheaton College (Ill.)- 10; Amherst College (Mass.)- 8; Salem State College (Mass.)- 8; State University ofnew York at Cortland- 7; University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire- Eau Claire 7; DeSales University (Pa.)- 6; William Smith College (N.Y.)- 6; Marymount University (Va.)- 5; Washington University (Mo.)- 1. The USA TODAY ESPN Board of Coaches is made up of 11 head coaches at Division III institutions. All are members of the WoJU~en's_]la_sk~tball CQa_c_~_s_A_s~s_ocia ti~n~<wllca). The board: Nan Carney-DeBord- Non-voting Chair (Ohio Wesleyan University), Aaron Roussell (University of Chicago), Arnie Bradley (Trinity University), Brian Niemuth (Simpson College), James Scheible (University of Rochester), Jerry Scheve (Wilmington College), Michele Sharp (Kean University), Mike Strong (University of Scranton), Ron Rohn (Muhlenberg College), Stefanie Pemper (Bowdoin College), and Suzy Barcomb (University of Puget Sound). *Please note that all voters for the Dill poll are required to vote each week between 8 a.m. Monday and 1 p.m Tuesday ET. -WBCA- 1/8/2008

66 Page 1 of2 Blair Cash From: Sent: To: Pat Coleman [info@d3hoops.com] Monday, January 07, :59PM trenner@hope.edu; fickt@uwwvax. uww.edu; achoate@hputx.edu; jeffrey. bernstein@nyu.edu; coften@umw.edu; CFurman@messiah.edu; Ameer.Rasheed@Thomasmore.edu; robarts.kyle@mcm.edu; jrobinso@uwsp.edu; turk@simpson.edu; salowitz@titan.iwu.edu; Southern Maine; kpinter@kean.edu; christopherkilcoyne@rmc.edu; elfring@usm.maine.edu; paul.sweeney@tufts.edu; Blair Cash; eliaf@snycorva.cortland.edu; kruple@bw.edu; wajerski@lfc.edu Subject: BKW--D3hoops.com women's basketball Top 25 through Jan. 6, 2008 STERLING, Va.- The D3hoops.com women's basketball Top 25, through games of Jan. 6, 2008: []Team II W-LII Pts.ll Last Weeki IIJI t:tqp.~ < 11 > IOBJI 6o [3:]1 UW::..W!Jitewater (6) (6) IOBJI (2) 1~ Maw.Was!Jington 10~1 51 ~IMessia.!J IOBJI [JII!Joma_s_MQLe IOBJI ~~ McJvl.YITY ~~~imp.~qn ICIBJI ~~Illinois Wesleyan ITIJI UW-Stevens Point ICIBJI OIJioePauw [illikean ICIBJI 32oll 131 BI]IB..c:mcJQlP.b.::Mac.on 1~ OIJisouthern Maine 1~ ~~Cortland State 1~ OIJITul1~ ll1o-al~l 171 BIJI~e!>Ig_e_f_Q~ ~~~~ 181 fill I _6_aldwin-Wallace ICIBJ~I IILake Forest 10~1 10~ II BQc.b.e.~tei 10@]1 221 ~~WilmingJQn ~ Capital ~~~~ -I 125 II Eastern Connecticut ~1 -I Dropped out: No. 23 Puget Sound, No. 25 Oglethorpe. 118/2008

67 Page 2 of2 Others receiving votes: Amherst 47, Puget Sound 38, Chicago 34, Wheaton (Ill.) 24, William Smith 23, Marymount 22, Salem State 19, Oglethorpe 28, William Paterson 9, UW-Eau Claire 7, Lebanon Valley 7, Brandeis 6, DeSales 5, Washington U. 5, Bates 1, Carroll1, Mount St. Mary 1, Washington and Jefferson 1. The D3hoops.com Top 25 is voted on by a panel of 25 coaches, Sports Information Directors and media members from across the country, and is published weekly. 118/2008

68 George Fox Women's Basketball Statistics (thru Jan. 10) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (10-1) (5-0) (3-0) (2-l) CONFERENCE... (2-0) (2-0) (0-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (8-1) (3-0) (3-0) (2-1) I---TOTAL---I PTS---1 I----REBOUNDS----I ftft Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Campbell, Katy Behary, Tiffany Ramey, Kaleigha Marek-Farris, Malis Hubka, Jaime Kuenzi, Elise Leach, Kelsi Shielee, Kristen Spotts, Mandee Westering, Jordan Keener, Lindsay Samples, MaryAnne Gardner, B.B Hudson, Nicole Team o-o Total Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: lst George Fox Opponents nd Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL George Fox Opponents

69 George Fox Women's Basketball Results (thru Jan. 10) RECORD: ALL GAMES... CONFERENCE... NON-CONFERENCE... OVERALL HOME AWAY (10-1) (5-0) (3-0) (2-0) (2-0) (0-0) (8-1) (3-0) (3-0) NEUTRAL (2-1) (0-0) (2-1) DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/16/07 6:00 pm 11/17/07 7:00pm 11/24/07 4:00 pm 11/25/07 2:00 pm 12/08/07 6:00 pm 12/17/07 1:00 pm 12/18/07 4:00pm 12/28/07 6:00 pm 12/29/07 7:00pm 01/04/08 6:00 pm 01/05/08 6:00 pm *01/11/08 6:00 pm *01/12/08 6:00 pm *01/18/08 6:00 pm *01/19/08 6:00 pm *01/25/08 6:00 pm *01/26/08 6:00 pm *02/01/08 6:00 pm *02/02/08 6:00 pm *02/08/08 6:00 pm *02/09/08 6:00 pm *02/15/08 6:00 pm *02/16/08 6:00 pm *02/22/08 6:00 pm *02/23/08 4:00 pm 02/27/08 TBA 02/29/08 TBA 03/05/08 TBA 03/07-08/08 TBA 03/14-15/08 TBA MULTNOMAH BIBLE at Warner Pacific # at Trinity (Texas) # vs St. Mary's (Ind.) WARNER PACIFIC + vs William Smith + vs California State-East Bay at Northwest (Wash.) WORCESTER STATE * PACIFIC LUTHERAN * PUGET SOUND at Willamette (dh) (K) at Linfield (dh) (K) LEWIS & CLARK (dh) (K) at Pacific (Ore.) (dh) (K) at Whitman (dh) (K) at Whitworth (dh) (K) at Pacific Lutheran (dh) (K) at Puget Sound (dh) (K) WILLAMETTE (dh) (K) LINFIELD (dh) (K) - Homecoming at Lewis & Clark (dh) (K) PACIFIC (ORE.) (dh) (K) WHITWORTH (dh) (K) WHITMAN (dh) (K) NWC Tournament semifinals (K) w w w w w w w w w w NWC Tournament finals (K) NCAA D-III Tournament First Round, site TBA NCAA D-rrr Tournament Regionals, site TBA NCAA D-rrr Tournament Sectionals, site TBA 03/21-22/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Final Four, Holland, Mich. # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas + - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. * - Northwest Conference game (dh) -doubleheader with GFU men's team (K) - KFOX Radio webcast * - Conference game L (16)Westering, Jordan (14)Marek-Farris, Meliss (16)Behary, Tiffany (23)Campbell, Katy (11)Marek-Farris, Meliss (14)Campbell, Katy (12)Campbell, Katy (17)Campbell, Katy (15)Spotts, Mandee (12)Ramey, Kaleigha (15)Campbell, Katy (9)Keener, Lindsay (10)Campbell, Katy (20)Campbell, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (?)Campbell, Katy (10)Shielee, Kristen (5)Behary, Tiffany (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (11)Campbell, Katy (8)Marek-Farris, Meliss (11)Campbell, Katy (10)Campbell, Katy ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL AVG/GAME 280 ~

70 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL - Saturday, January 5, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) bcash@georgefox.edu (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /5/ GEORGE FOX 45, PUGET SOUND 39: Bruins Edge Loggers in Clash of Ranked Clubs NEWBERG, Ore.- Katy Campbell posted her fourth double-double of the season with 15 points and 10 rebounds, leading the George Fox University Bruins to a hard-fought win over the University of Puget Sound Loggers in a clash of nationally-ranked Northwest Conference women's basketball teams Saturday evening here at the Wheeler Sports Center's Miller Gym. It was the first meeting of the year between the 18th-ranked Bruins and the 23rd-ranked Loggers, who tied for the conference championship last year and are picked 1-2 in the league again this season. The Bruins scored the first point of the game on a free throw by Campbell before the Loggers reeled off eight unanswered points -a jumper by Morgan Harter, a three-pointer by Laura Hirsh, and then a layup and free throw by Hirsh -and never trailed again in the first half. The Bruins tied it twice in the period, and 22-22, but Loggers scored the final six points of the half and led at the break. Harter had 12 points and Hirsh nine in the first half as Puget Sound shot.455 (10-22). George Fox, which managed only a.276 (8-29) shooting percentage, was led by Melissa Marek-Farris with eight points and Campbell with seven. A jumper by Marissa Cain to open the second half gave Puget Sound a lead, the largest either team would have. Another basket by Cain with 14:32 left made it Loggers- and then the Bruin defense tightened up, holding the visitors scoreless for the next 10 minutes. Campbell's three-pointer from the right wing tied the game at the 13:10 mark, and Tiffany Behary drained a three from the left side to give George Fox its first lead since the opening seconds with 12:31 remaining. A Kaleigha Ramey driving layup made it with 10:50 left, but then the Bruins had trouble finding the basket as well, not connecting again until a Marek-Farris layin with five minutes left upped the count to Layups by Hirsh and Claire Ely brought the Loggers within three at with 2:25 to go, but a pair of free throws by Marek-Farris and Jaime Hubka in the last minute prevented any Logger comeback. The Bruins held the Loggers to a.192 (5-26) shooting percentage in the second half, out-scoring them 23-11, and to.313 (15-48) for the game. The Logger defense was equally as stingy, limiting the Bruins to.320 (16-50) for the game. George Fox owned a decided advantage on the boards, however, 41-29, including 12 on the offensive end. In addition to Campbell's big game, Marek-Farris just missed a double-double of her own with 14 points and nine rebounds. Campbell led the Bruins with four assists, and Marek-Farris, the league leader in blocked shots, rejected four Logger tries. Harter was held scoreless in the second half but still led the Loggers with 12 points, while Hirsh tallied 11, but only two in the second half. Cain had a team-high five rebounds, and Chelsi Shaw passed out three assists. George Fox (10-1, NWC 2-0) visits Willamette University Saturday at 6 p.m., while Puget Sound (8-3, NWC 1-1) is back in action Yuesday, traveling across town to play Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Wash., at 6 p.m. Both games will be followed by NWC men's games. Officia~ Basketba~~ Box Score Puget Sound VS George Fox 01/05/08 6:00 pm at Newberg, Ore VISITORS: Puget Sound B-3, NWC 1-1 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS #If P~ayer Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 01 E~y, C~aire Harter, Morgan Hirsh, Laura Chase, Karen Cain, Marissa... * o-o Shaw, Che~si o-o Fai~ey, Cait~yn o-o o-o Covington, Heidi o-o Edwards, Andrea Ludwig, Natasha TEAM 1 1 2

71 GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Saturday, January 5, :00pm Wheeler Sports Center I Miller Gym (2,750) Newberg, Oregon George Fox University "Bruins" (9-1, NWC 1-0) vs. University of Puget Sound "Loggers" (8-2, NWC 1-0) UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND QUICK FACTS & ROSTER Location: Tacoma, Washington N2 ~ ~ Ht XrLEl. H!lmilti!WD rergvi!ll!~ S~:h!l!!l) Founded: 1888 I Claire Ely G 5-9 So/So Walnut Creek, Calif. (Northgate) Enrollment: 2,700 4 Chelsi Shaw G 5-6 Jr/Jr Metaline Falls, Wash. (Wenatchee Valley CC) President: Dr. Ronald R Thomas 10 Caitlyn Faidley G 5-6 So/Fr Seattle, Wash. (Azusa Pacific) Colors: Maroon & White 11 Morgan Harter F 5-10 Sr/Sr Edmonds, Wash. (Edmonds-Woodway) Affiliation: NCAA Division III 14 Laura Hirsh G 5-9 Sr/Sr Corvallis, Ore. (Crescent Valley) Conference: Northwest 15 Ayanna Drakos G 5-9 Fr/Fr Portland, Ore. (St. Mary's) Dir. of Athletics: Amy Hackett 21 Alyssa Baker G 5-7 Fr/Fr Lafayette, Colo. (Centaurus) Sports Info Dir.: Chris Thompson 23 Heidi Covington G 5-8 Sr/Sr Portland, Ore. (Lincoln) Sports Info: Andrea Edwards F 5-11 Jr/Jr Yakima, Wash. (Columbia Basin CC) Sports Web site: wwwups.edu/athletics 32 Natasha Ludwig F 5-10 So/So Hilo, Hawaii (Waiakea) Home Court: Memorial Fieldhouse (3,500) 41 Karen Chase p 6-2 Jr/Jr Yakima, Wash. (West Valley) 50 Marissa Cain p 6-0 Sr/Sr Tacoma, Wash. (Highline CC) '06-07 Overall Record: 24-7 '06-07 Conference Record: 13-3 (1 st, T) Head Coach: Suzy Barcomb '06-07 Post-season: 3-1 (NCAA Elite 8) Assistant Coaches: Joleen LaMay, Allison Kalal au Letterwinners Back/Lost: m Starters Back/Lost: 3/2 Overall: 9-1 (H: 4-0 R: 3-0 N: 2-1) I NWC: 1-0 (H: 1-0 R: 0-0) Opponent WLJ. ~ MULTNOMAH BIBLE COLLEGE (K) W /17 at Warner Pacific College W /24 # at Trinity University (Texas) W /25 # vs. St. Mary's College (Ind.) W /8 WARNER PACIFIC COLLEGE W /17 + vs. William Smith College L /18 + vs. California State University-East Bay W /28 at Northwest University W /29 WORCESTER STATE COLLEGE W /4 PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY W /5 UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 1/11 at Willamette University (dh) (K) 6:00p.m. 1/12 at Linfield College (dh) (K) 6:00p.m. 1/18 LEWIS & CLARK COLLEGE (dh) (K) 6:00p.m. 1/19 at Pacific University (dh) (K) 6:00p.m. 1/25 at Whitman College (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 1/26 at Whitworth University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 2/1 at Pacific Lutheran University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 212 at University of Puget Sound (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. LINFIELD COLLEGE (dh) - Homecoming (K) 6:00 p.m. at Lewis & Clark College (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. WHITWORTH UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. WHITMAN COLLEGE (dh) (K) 4:00 p.m. - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas + - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. - Northwest Conference game {dh) - doubleheader with GFU men's team Home games in BOLD CAPS I Home games played at Wheeler Sports Center/Miller Gym times Pacific and subject to change I (K) - KFOX Radio webcast NORTHWEST CONFERENCE ( STANDINGS (thru Jan. 4) Team (Pre-season po/vpointsl /':!]ff; &.,. QJJ. George Fox Bruins (1/84) Puget Sound Loggers (2175) Whitman Missionaries (6/39) Whitworth Pirates ( 4/51) Pacific Boxers (9/12) Linfield Wildcats (5/47) Pacific Lutheran Lutes (7/28) I Lewis & Clark Pioneers (3/61) 0-I.000 I Willamette Bearcats (8/17) A./ frl Fridav's Scores: at George Fox 64, Pacific Lutheran 40; Whitman 69, at Willamette 52; Puget Sound 87, at Pacific 74; Whitworth 75, at Linfield 70 TodQv's Games: Whitman at Linfield, 4 pm; Whitworth at Willamette, 4 pm; Pacific Lutheran at Lewis & Clark, 6 pm; Puget Sound at George Fox, 6 pm Wednestlqy's Games: Pacific Lutheran at Puget Sound, 6 pm About Tonifht's Game: Series record: George Fox trails since 1982 (9-5 home, 4-9 road)... GFU defeated UPS 3-I last year, winning in Tacoma on Dec. 2, in Newberg on Jan. 27, in Newberg on Feb. 24 in the NWC Tournament finals, then falling in Newberg on Mar. 3 in the NCAA Division III West Regional second round... UPS is ranked 23rd in the latest D3hoops.com poll, and received votes in the WBCA poll... UPS averages 68.4 ppg (3rd in the NWC) and allows 53.6 (4th)... UPS leads the NWC in 3-pt field goal pet. (.395)... Coach Suzy Barcomb (Univ. of Washington) is to date in her I Oth season at Puget Sound... Coach Scott Rueck (Oregon State '91) is in his 12th season at GFU... Next game: Jan. 8 vs. Pacific Lutheran, 6 p.m...

72 George Fox Women's Basketball a Statistics (thru Jan. 4) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (9-l) (4-0) (3-0) (2-l) CONFERENCE... (l-0) (l-0) (0-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (a-1) (3-0) (3-0) (2-l) I---TOTAL---I PTS---1 I----REBOUNDS----I ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Campbell, Katy a aoo ll Behary, Tiffany a 23.a l3-3a a a a.a 25 Ramey, Kaleigha a 20.a 33-al a a5 a.5 21 Hubka, Jaime la a 7.a 40 Marek-Farris, Malis 10-a 20a 20.a l.000 l9-2a ll Kuenzi, Elise a 21 l Leach, Kelsi... a-o l a 4.a 20 Shielee, Kristen... a-o 69 a.6 la l.000 l a ll Spotts, Mandee a-21.3al l 7 a o.a l Westering, Jordan a.4 a l 4 6 l Samples, MaryAnne ll ll a 2.a 12 Keener, Lindsay l a la 2.6 a Gardner, B.B l Hudson, Nicole... l Team la Total Opponents loa l lao la l60-4aa.32a a 66-lOa.611 a2 la ?a 212 la 7a 4la 4l.a SCORE BY PERIODS: George Fox.... Opponents.... lst 2nd a Total 709 4la DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL George Fox Opponents l

73 George Fox Women's Basketball Results (thru Jan. 4) RECORD: ALL GAMES... CONFERENCE... NON-CONFERENCE... OVERALL HOME (9-1) (4-0) (1-0) (1-0) (8-1) (3-0) AWAY (3-0) (0-0) (3-0) NEUTRAL (2-1) (0-0) (2-1) DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/16/07 6:00 pm 11/17/07 7:00 pm 11/24/07 4:00pm 11/25/07 2:00 pm 12/08/07 6:00 pm 12/17/07 1:00 pm 12/18/07 4:00 pm 12/28/07 6:00 pm 12/29/07 7:00 pm 01/04/08 6:00 pm *01/05/08 6:00 pm *01/11/08 6:00 pm *01/12/08 6:00 pm *01/18/08 6:00 pm *01/19/08 6:00 pm *01/25/08 6:00 pm *01/26/08 6:00 pm *02/01/08 6:00 pm *02/02/08 6:00 pm *02/08/08 6:00 pm *02/09/08 6:00 pm *02/15/08 6:00 pm *02/16/08 6:00 pm *02/22/08 6:00 pm *02/23/08 4:00pm 02/27/08 TBA 02/29/08 TBA 03/05/08 TBA 03/07-08/08 TBA 03/14-15/08 TBA MULTNOMAH BIBLE at Warner Pacific # at Trinity (Texas) # VS St. Mary's (Ind.) w w w w w w w w w WARNER PACIFIC + vs William Smith + vs California State-East Bay at Northwest (Wash.) WORCESTER STATE * PACIFIC LUTHERAN PUGET SOUND (dh) (K) at Willamette (dh) (K) at Linfield (dh) (K) LEWIS & CLARK (dh) (K) at Pacific (Ore.) (dh) (K) at Whitman (dh) (K) at Whitworth (dh) (K) at Pacific Lutheran (dh) (K) at Puget Sound (dh) (K) WILLAMETTE (dh) (K) LINFIELD (dh) (K) - Homecoming at Lewis & Clark (dh) (K) PACIFIC (ORE.) (dh) (K) WHITWORTH (dh) (K) WHITMAN (dh) (K) NWC Tournament semifinals (K) NWC Tournament finals (K) NCAA D-III Tournament First Round, site TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Regionals, site TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Sectionals, site TBA 03/21-22/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Final Four, Holland, Mich. # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas + - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. * - Northwest Conference game (dh) -doubleheader with GFU men's team (K) - KFOX Radio webcast * - Conference game ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME AWAY l.42 NEUTRAL TOTAL l L (16)Westering, Jordan (14)Marek-Farris, Meliss (16)Behary, Tiffany (23)Campbell, Katy (11)Marek-Farris, Meliss (14)Campbell, Katy (12)Campbell, Katy (17)Campbell, Katy (15)Spotts, Mandee (12)Ramey, Kaleigha (9)Keener, Lindsay (10)Campbell, Katy (20)Campbell, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (?)Campbell, Katy (10)Shielee, Kristen (5)Behary, Tiffany (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (11)Campbell, Katy (8)Marek-Farris, Meliss (11)Campbell, Katy

74 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL - Friday, January 4, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) bcash@georgefox.edu (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /4/2008- GEORGE FOX 64. PACIFIC LUTHERAN 40: Bruins Pluck Lutes in Conference Lidlifter NEWBERG, Ore. -Opening up a double-digit lead nine minutes into the game and remaining comfortably ahead the rest of the way, the 18th-ranked George Fox University Bruins knocked off the Pacific Lutheran University Lutes in the Northwest Conference women's basketball opener for both teams Friday evening here at the Wheeler Sports Center's Miller Gym. Although they never trailed, the Bruins were tied by the Lutes three times in the first two minutes before Katy Campbell nailed a three-pointer at the 17:31 mark, giving the pre-season conference favorites a 9-6 lead which they never relinquished. Another three, this one by Jaime Hubka, made it 17-6 Bruins with 11:53 left in the period. The Lutes twice got back within eight, but a pair of free throws by Elise Kuenzi to make it with 8:071eft put the Bruins permanently in front by twin figures. It was at the break. The Bruins opened the second half with a 19-5 run, capped by a Kaleigha Ramey jumper, to take a 26-point lead of 48-22, a margin they equaled twice more, with 12:20 left. The Lutes got no closer than 19 points thereafter, that coming on a Melissa Richardson free throw with 7:33 left that cut the Bruins' lead to Ramey was the only Bruin to reach double figures in points with 12, but Hubka and Tiffany Behary had nine each as 10 different players scored for the home team. The Bruins shot.469 (23-49) for the game, including.522 (12-23) in the second half. Campbell grabbed 11 rebounds in leading the Bruins to a advantage on the boards. B.B. Gardner passed out five assists. The Bruins also blocked six shots. Kyle Haag scored 14 points for the Lutes, who were held to a.254 (15-59) shooting percentage. Meghan Dowling had six rebounds, while Amy Spieker and Trinity Gibbons had two assists apiece. George Fox (9-1, NWC 1-0) hosts the 23rd-ranked University of Puget Sound in a battle of '07 conference co-champions Saturday at 6:00p.m. Pacific Lutheran (7-3, NWC 0-1) visits Lewis & Clark College Saturday, also at 6:00p.m. Both games will be followed by men's NWC contests at 8:00p.m. Official Basketball Box Score Pacific Lutheran vs George Fox 01/04/08 6:00 pm at Newberg, Ore VISITORS: Pacific Lutheran 7-3, NWC 0-l TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS It# Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 33 Haag, Kyle... f l 14 l Dowling, Meghan... f l Voorhies, Emily... c l l l l 23 ll Spieker, Amy. g l l 0 l l Gibbons, Trinity... g 2-ll 0-l l l Scott, Nikki Tschauner, Amanda... 0-l 0-0 l-2 0 l l 0 l l 0 0 l Parr, Ellise... l-2 1-l l Richardson, Melissa l l l l 21 Team Totals ll ll TOTAL FG% lst Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 25.4% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% lst Half: l % 2nd Half: % Game: 25.0% REBS F Throw % lst Half: % 2nd Half: 7-ll 63.6% Game: 63.6% HOME TEAM: George Fox 9-l, NWC l-0 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS It# Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 21 Hubka, Jaime... f l l l Campbell, Katy... f 2-6 l ll l Marek-Farris, Meliss c l 6 7 l Behary, Tiffany... g 4-7 l l 0 l Ramey, Kaleigha... 9' 5-ll 2-5 o-o l l 22

75 GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Friday, January 4, :00pm Wheeler Sports Center I Miller Gym (2, 750) Newberg, Oregon George Fox University "Bruins" (8-1, NWC 0-0) vs. Pacific Lutheran University "Lutes" (7-2, NWC 0-0) PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY QUICK FACTS & ROSTER Location: Tacoma, Washington N!!. ~ ~ Ht Yr. lei. Hometown l Previ!!l!S SchQol Founded: Nikki Scott G 5-7 Jr. I Jr. Gig Harbor, Wash. I Western Oregon U. Enrollment: 3,640 II Amy Spieker G 5-7 Jr. I Jr. Bremerton, Wash. I Central Kitsap HS President: Dr. Loren Anderson 12 Emily Voorhies p 6-1 Sr. I Jr. Auburn, Wash. I Auburn HS Colors: Black&Gold 21 Amanda Tschauner G 5-7 Jr. I So. Yakima, Wash. I West Valley HS Affiliation: NCAA Division III Ellise Parr G 5-3 Fr. I Fr. Portland, Ore. I Cleveland HS Conference: Northwest 32 Trinity Gibbons PG 5-8 Jr. I Jr. Riddle, Ore. I Riddle HS Dir. of Athletics: Laurie Turner 33 Kyle Haag G 5-9 Sr. I Sr. Tumwater, Wash. I CSU-Pueblo Sports Info Dir.: Nick Dawson 34 Trish Buckingham p 5-9 Sr. I Sr. Port Angeles, Wash. I Port Angeles HS Sports Info: Melissa Richardson p 6-0 Jr. I Jr. Lake Oswego, Ore. I Lake Oswego HS Sports Web site: wwwplu.edu/athletics 45 Meghan Dowling p 6-1 Jr. I So. Olympia, Wash. I Olympia HS Home Court: Olson Auditorium (3,200) Head Coach: Kelly Warnke (1st year) '06-07 Overall Record: '06-07 Conference Record: '06-07 Post-Season: Lettenvinners Back/Lost: Starters Back/Lost: Assistant Coach: Jamie Redd (1st year) 8-8 (5th, T) none Note: Nikki Scott wears No.5 in white, No. 10 in black; Ellise Parr wears No. 25 in white, No. 24 in black 8/7 213 Overall: 8-1 (H : 3-0 R: 3-0 N: 2-1) I NWC: 0-0 (H: 0-0 R: 0-0).D.atl1 Opponent Wl1. ~ MULTNOMAH BIBLE COLLEGE (K) W /17 at Wamer Pacific College W /24 # at Trinity University (Texas) W /25 # vs. St. Mary's College (Ind.) W /8 WARNER PACIFIC COLLEGE W vs. William Smith College L vs. California State University-East Bay W at Northwest University W /29 WORCESTER STATE COLLEGE W /4 PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 1/5 UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 1/11 at Willamette University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 1/12 at Linfield College (dh) (K) 6:00p.m. 8 * LEWIS & CLARK COLLEGE (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 1/19 at Pacific University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 1/25 at Whitman College (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 1/26 at Whitworth University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. at Pacific Lutheran University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. at University of Puget Sound (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00p.m. LINFIELD COLLEGE (dh) Homecoming (K) 6:00 p.m. 5 at Lewis & Clark College (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 6 * PACIFIC UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 2/22 WHITWORTH UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 2/23 WHITMAN COLLEGE (dh) (K) 4:00 p.m. #- Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas + - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. - Northwest Conference game (dh) -doubleheader with GFU men's team Home games in BOLD CAPS I Home games played at Wheeler Sports Center/Miller Gym times Pacific and subject to change I (K) - KFOX Radio webcast NORTHWEST CONFERENCE ( STANDINGS (thru Jan. 3) [tmm (E.re.-s.t:.~Qn f2o/vpqillts.l l::llj:{; Pet. QJl. All &1,. Pacific Boxers (9112) George Fox Bruins (1184) Linfield Wildcats (5147) Pacific Lutheran Lutes (7128) Puget Sound Loggers (2/75) Whitman Missionaries (6139) Whitworth Pirates (4151) Willarnette Bearcats (8117) Lewis & Clark Pioneers (3161) I Re.amt Score.s: Pacific Lutheran 65, at Warner Pacific 40; at Pacific 75, Lewis & Clark 70 '[odav's Games fa/16 12m I: Pacific Lutheran at George Fox; Whitman at Willarnette; Puget Sound at Pacific (Ore.); Whitworth at Linfield Saturdav's Games: Whitman at Linfield, 4 prn; Whitworth at Willarnette, 4 prn; Pacific Lutheran at Lewis & Clark, 6 prn; Puget Sound at George Fox, 6 prn About '[onight's Game: Series record: Tied since 1982 (I 0-5 horne, 5-l 0 road)... The Bruins won both meetings last year, in Tacoma on Jan. 19 and in Newberg on Feb PLU's last win in the series was in Tacoma on Feb. 17, PLU averages 60.4 ppg (7th in the NWC) and allows 49.1 (3rd)... PLU leads the NWC in rebounding (43.1)... The Lutes have two players in double-figure scoring: G Kyle Haag (15.0, 2nd) and PG Trinity Gibbons (I 0.9, 14th)... P Emily Voorhies is the top rebounder (7.7, 6th)... Gibbons is the assists leader (4.56, 1st)... Coach Kelly Warnke (Wisconsin-Oshkosh '99) is 7-2 in her 1st season at PLU... Coach Scott Rueck (Oregon State '91) is in his 12th season at GFU... Next game for PLU: Jan. 5 at Lewis & Clark, 6 p.m....

76 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Thursday, January 3, 2008 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /3 WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Weekly News & Notes Overall 8-1 (Home 3-0, Road 3-0, Neutral 2-1) NWC 0-0 (Home 0-0, Road 0-0) LINKS FOR WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TO: Quick Facts I Roster I Schedule I Statistics I Results I Press Releases I Box Scores HIGHLIGHTS: * Recent Games: Bruins Win Final Two Non-Conference Games * Coming Up: First Two NWC Games at Home vs. PLU, #23 UPS * Campbell BAA Athlete of the Week, HM for NWC Honors * Polls/Rankings: GFU 18th in D3hoops Poll, 20th in WBCA * Spotts and Shielee Shine in Worcester Win *NCAA Stats: Bruins Listed 16 Times, No.1 in Scoring Defense * NWC Stats: Marek-Farris and Shielee 1-2 in Blocked Shots *Career Lists: Behary Climbs to 9th in Assists, 10th in Steals RECENT GAMES: 2-0 (Click scores for link to stories and box scores): Dec. 28 -George Fox 72, at Northwest 51 Dec. 29- at George Fox 87. Worcester State 32 COMING UP: First Two NWC Games at Home vs. PLU, #23 UPS Fri., Jan. 4, 6:00 p.m. - vs. Pacific Lutheran University, in Newberg, Ore. Sat., Jan. 5, 6:00 p.m. - vs. University of Puget Sound, in Newberg, Ore. Pacific Lutheran (7-2, NWC 0-0)- KFOX radio webcast... Northwest Conference opener for both teams... The Lutes from Tacoma (Parkland), Wash., were picked 7th in the NWC pre-season coaches poll, the Bruins 1st... Series record: Tied since 1982 (10-5 home, 5-10 road)... The Bruins won both meetings last year, in Tacoma on Jan. 19 and in Newberg on Feb PLU's last win in the series was in Tacoma on Feb. 17, The Lutes have won their last two in a row, including a win at Warner Pacific in their last game on Dec PLU averages 60.4 ppg (7th in the NWC) and allows 49.1 (3rd)... PLU leads the NWC in rebounding (43.1)... The Lutes have two players in double-figure scoring: G Kyle Haag (15.0, 2nd) and PG Trinity Gibbons (10.9, 14th)... P Emily Voorhies is the top rebounder (7.7, 6th)... Gibbons is the assists leader (4.56, 1st)... Coach Kelly Warnke (Wisconsin-Oshkosh '99) is 7-2 to date in her 1st season at PLU... Next game: Jan. 5 at Lewis & Clark, 6 p.m... Puget Sound {7-2, NWC 0 0)- KFOX radio webcast... Northwest Conference game... The Loggers from Tacoma, Wash., were picked 2nd in the NWC pre-season coaches poll, the Bruins 1st... Series record: George Fox trails since 1982 (9-5 home, 4-9 road)... GFU defeated UPS 3-1 last year, winning in Tacoma on Dec. 2, in Newberg on Jan. 27, in Newberg on Feb. 24 in the NWC Tournament finals, then falling in Newberg on Mar. 3 in the NCAA Division Ill West Regional second round... UPS is ranked 23rd in the latest D3hoops.com poll, and received votes in the WBCA poll... The Loggers are on a fivegame winning streak, including an win over Cal State-East Bay in their last game on Dec UPS averages 68.4 ppg (3rd in the NWC) and allows 53.6 {4th)... UPS leads the NWC in 3-pt field goal pet. (.395)... The Loggers have three double-figure scorers: G Laura Hirsh (14.3, 5th), P Marissa Cain (13.7, 6th), and P Karen Chase (10.4, 15th)... Cain is the top rebounder (8.3, 3rd)... Hirsh is the assists leader (3.22, 7th)... Coach Suzy Barcomb (Univ. of Washington) is to date in her 10th season at Puget Sound... The Loggers are at Pacific Friday to open NWC play before meeting the Bruins... Next game: Jan. 8 vs. Pacific Lutheran, 6 p.m... COACH SCOTI RUECK: Scott Rueck (Oregon State '91), the Northwest Conference Coach of the Year, is (.723) to date in his 12th season as a college head coach, all at George Fox. He also received NWC Coach of the Year honors in , (Co-Coach),

77 * Spotts and Shielee Shine in Worcester Win For the second time this season, the Bruins posted a win by more than 50 points when they whizzed past the Worcester State Lancers from Massachusetts on Dec. 29 in Newberg. The Bruins had opened the season with a record-setting win over Multnomah Bible. All 13 players who got into the game for the Bruins scored, with Mandee Spotts and Kristen Shielee leading with way with 15 and 13 points respectively, each establishing new career highs. Spotts was 6-9 from the field, including 3-3 from three-point range, while Shielee was 6-7 from the floor and 1-1 from the line, with 7 rebounds and a pair of blocked shots. * NCAA Stats: Bruins Listed 16 Times, No. 1 in Scoring Defense In the first NCAA Division Ill national statistics reports of (thru Dec. 16), George Fox is 1st in scoring defense (37.6), 3rd in scoring margin (+33.6) and rebound margin (+15.2), 9th in assists (18.8), 11th in 3-pt field goals (7.4), 12th in blocked shots (5.6), 13th in field goal pet. defense (.311 ), 14th in assistrro ratio (1.00), 16th in field goal pet. (.461 ), 61st in scoring offense (71.2), 70th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.343), and tied with 17 others for best won-lost pet. (1.000, 5-0)... The Bruins' 111 points vs. Multnomah Bible on Nov. 16 is the 5th-most scoring in a game this season... Individually, Katy Campbell is 45th in field goal pet. (.565), and her 20 rebounds at Trinity on Nov. 24 is tied for 9th-best in the nation this season... Melissa Marek-Farris is 28th in blocked shots (2.4)... Mandee Spotts is 5th (5.00) and MaryAnn Samples is 38th (2. 75) in assistrro ratio... The next NCAA stats will be out on Jan * NWC Stats: Marek-Farris and Shielee 1-2 in Blocked Shots Where the Bruins rank in the latest Northwest Conference stats (thru Jan. 1 ): Scoring Offense- 1st (71. 7) Scoring Defense- 1st (42.0) Scoring Margin -1st (+29.7) Field Goal Pet.- 1st (.467) Field Goal Pet. Defense- 2nd (.338) 3-Pt Field Goals- 2nd (7.78) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet.- 3rd (.378) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet. Defense- 2nd (.259) Free Throw Pet.- 2nd(. 729) Rebounding Offense- 4th (39.6) Rebounding Defense -1st (26.9) Rebounding Margin -1st (+12.7) Assists -1st (18.44) Blocked Shots- 1st (5.22) Steals - 3rd (9.89) Turnover Margin- 4th (+3. 78) Assist/Turnover Ratio- 1st (0.99) - Katy Campbell is 1st in field goal pet. (.577), 2nd in 3-pt field goal pet. (.550), 7th in rebounding (7.6), 8th in free throw pet. (. 783, T), 9th in blocked shots (0.56, T), scoring (13.2), 13th in 3-pt field goals (1.22, T)... -Melissa Marek-Farris is 1stin blocked shots (2.11), 17th in rebounding (5.6)... - Tiffany Behary is 4th in assist/to ratio (1.36), steals (2.11 ), 5th in assists (3.3, T), 1Oth in 3-pt field goals (1.33, T), 19th in scoring (8.8, T)... -Jaime Hubka is 5th in 3-pt field goals (1.89), 7th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.405), 28th in scoring (7.7)... - Kaleigha Ramey is 11th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.385), 26th in scoring (8.1, T)... -Kristen Shielee is 2nd in blocked shots (1.43), 20th in rebounding (4.9)... Click here for the latest NWC Statistics. * Double-Doubles: - Katy Campbell: career 10, season 3-13 pts/1 0 reb at Warner Pacific, 11/17; 11 pts/20 reb at Trinity TX, 11/24; 17 pts/11 reb at Northwest, 12/28 * Career Lists: Behary Climbs to 9th in Assists, 1Oth in Steals - Katy Campbell had 12 rebounds in the Bruins' last two games, giving her 68 for the season and 584 in her career, 8th on the alltime GFU list. Ahead is Angela Pettit (613, )... She was on field goals in the games, giving her a career field goal pet. of.464 ( ), 7th best all-time... -Melissa Marek-Farris had 3 blocked shots in the Bruins' last two games, giving her 19 for the season and 123 in her career, 3rd on the all-time GFU list. Shawna Chandler (188, ) is 2nd... She was 4-10 on field goals in the two games and has a career field goal pet. of.507 ( ), 3rd-best all-time... - Tiffany Behary had 9 assists in the Bruins' last two games, giving her 30 this season and 218 in her career, tied for 9th on the alltime GFU list with Liz Clark (218, ). Ahead are Melinda Day (220, ) and Kim Leith (235, )... She had 6 steals in the two games, giving her 19 for the season and 144 in her career, 1Oth on the all-time list. Ahead is Jennifer Childress (153, )... She was 2-5 in 3-pt field goals in the two games, giving her a career 3-pt field pet. of.365 ( ), 7th best all-time...

78 Page 1 of2 Blair Cash From: Summer McKesson - WBCA [wbcamail@wbcamail.org] Sent: Tuesday, January 01, :42 PM To: Blair Cash Subject: USA TODAY ESPN DIVISION Ill TOP 25 COACHES' POLL USA TODAYESPN DIVISION III TOP 25 COACHES' POLL FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Week 5 Poll: January 1, 2008 USA TODAYESPN Top 25 women's basketball poll, with first-place votes noted to the side, total points based on 25 points for first place through one point for 25th. Rank Institution - First Place Votes Previous Ranking Record Points 1. Hope College (Mich.) University of Wisconsin, Whitewater Howard Payne University (Texas) 2T New York University ST. Illinois Wesleyan University ST. Thomas More College (Ky.) University ofmary Washington 2T Simpson College (Iowa) Messiah College (Pa.) University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point Randolph-Macon College (Va.) DePauw University (Ind.) Kean University (N.J.) University of Rochester (N.Y.) University of Southern Maine Tufts University (Mass.) Baldwin-Wallace College (Ohio) McMurry University (Texas) Oglethorpe University (Ga.) George Fox University (Ore.) Lake Forest College (Ill.) Medaille College (N.Y.) Wilmington College (Ohio) NR Eastern Connecticut State University NR Capital University (Ohio) Dropped Out: Calvin College (Mich.), University of Wisconsin- Eau Claire. 1/2/2008

79 Page 2 of2 Others Receiving Votes: Calvin College (Mich.)- 14; University of Chicago (Ill.)- 14; Marymount University (Va.)- 9; Amherst College (Mass.)- 8; Carroll College (Wis.)- 5; Carthage College (Wis.)- 4; State University ofnew York at Cortland- 4; University ofwisconsin, Eau Claire- 4; William Smith College (N.Y.)- 2; DeSales University (Pa.)- 1; Salem State College (Mass.)- 1; University ofpuget Sound (Wash.)- 1; University ofwisconsin, Stout- 1. The USA TODAYESPN Board of Coaches is made up of 11 head coaches at Division III institutions. All are members of the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA). The board: Nan Carney-DeBord- Non-voting Chair (Ohio Wesleyan University), Aaron Roussell (University of Chicago), Arnie Bradley (Trinity University), Brian Niemuth (Simpson College), James Scheible (University of Rochester), Jerry Scheve (Wilmington College), Michele Sharp (Kean University), Mike Strong (University of Scranton), Ron Rohn (Muhlenberg College), Stefanie Pemper (Bowdoin College), and Suzy Barcomb (University of Puget Sound). *Please note that all voters for the Dill poll are required to vote each week between 8 a.m. Monday and 1 p.m Tuesday ET. rr~vious We~kly Polls. -WBCA- 112/2008

80 Blair Cash From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Pat Coleman Wednesday, January 02, :56 PM Blair Cash; cpthom BKW -- D3hoops.com Top 25 through Dec. 31, 2007 STERLING, Va. -- The 2007: D3hoops.com Top 25, through games of Monday, Dec. 31, # Team W-L Pts. Last 1 Hope (11) OW-Whitewater (6) Howard Payne (5) New York University (3) Mary Washington Messiah Thomas More McMurry Simpson Illinois Wesleyan OW-Stevens Point DePauw Kean Randolph-Macon Southern Maine Cortland State Tufts George Fox Lake Forest Baldwin-Wallace Medaille Rochester Puget Sound Wilmington Oglethorpe Dropped out: No. 22 UW-Eau Claire. Others receiving votes: Capital 64, Eastern Connecticut 48, Salem State 47, Amherst 44, Chicago 40, Wheaton (Ill.) 25, Marymount 21, UW-Eau Claire 17, William Smith 16, Loras 12, William Paterson 12, Brandeis 9, Lebanon Valley 7, Washington U. 7, St. Norbert 5, DeSales 4, Albion 2, Carroll 1, Mount St. Mary 1, Washington and Jefferson 1. The D3hoops.com Top 25 is voted on by a panel of 25 coaches, Sports Information Directors and media members from across the country, and is published weekly. 1

81 George Fox Women's Basketball Statistics (thru Jan. 3) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (8-l) (3-0) (3-0) (2-l) CONFERENCE... (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (8-l) (3-0) (3-0) (2-l) I---TOTAL---I PTS---1 I----REBOUNDS----I ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Campbell, Katy ll a a a 5 ll Behary, Tiffany a.a 25 Ramey, Kaleigha la a-7o a a a.1 21 Hubka, Jaime a 0 la Marek-Farris, Melis 9-7 la Kuenzi, Elise a Leach, Kelsi a l ll a Shielee, Kristen a l Spotts, Mandee a l 6 7 o.a l Westering, Jordan l 4 5 l Keener, Lindsay l a a 3.0 a Samples, MaryAnne Gardner, B.B a 4-ll a a Team Total... 9 Opponents... 9 laoo 1aoo a5.37a a a a a 42.0 SCORE BY PERIODS: George Fox.... Opponents.... 1st 2nd 31a Total a DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL George Fox Opponents

82 George Fox Women's Basketball Results (thru Jan. 3) RECORD: ALL GAMES... CONFERENCE... NON-CONFERENCE... OVERALL HOME AWAY (8-1) (3-0) (3-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (8-1) (3-0) (3-0) NEUTRAL (2-1) (0-0) (2-l) DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/16/07 6:00 pm ll/17/07 7:00pm 11/24/07 4:00 pm 11/25/07 2:00 pm 12/08/07 6:00 pm 12/17/07 1:00 pm 12/18/07 4:00 pm 12/28/07 6:00 pm 12/29/07 7:00pm *01/04/08 6:00 pm *01/05/08 6:00 pm *01/ll/08 6:00 pm *01/12/08 6:00 pm *01/18/08 6:00 pm *01/19/08 6:00 pm *01/25/08 6:00 pm *01/26/08 6:00 pm *02/01/08 6:00 pm *02/02/08 6:00 pm *02/08/08 6:00 pm *02/09/08 6:00 pm *02/15/08 6:00 pm *02/16/08 6:00 pm *02/22/08 6:00 pm *02/23/08 4:00 pm 02/27/08 TBA 02/29/08 TBA 03/05/08 TBA 03/07-08/08 TBA 03/14-15/08 TBA MULTNOMAH BIBLE at Warner Pacific # at Trinity (Texas) # vs St. Mary's (Ind.) w w w w w w w w WARNER PACIFIC + vs William Smith + vs California State-East Bay at Northwest (Wash.) WORCESTER STATE PACIFIC LUTHERAN (dh) (K) PUGET SOUND (dh) (K) at Willamette (dh) (K) at Linfield (dh) (K) LEWIS & CLARK (dh) (K) at Pacific (Ore.) (dh) (K) at Whitman (dh) (K) at Whitworth (dh) (K) at Pacific Lutheran (dh) (K) at Puget sound (dh) (K) WILLAMETTE (dh) (K) LINFIELD (dh) (K) - Homecoming at Lewis & Clark (dh) (K) PACIFIC (ORE.) (dh) (K) WHITWORTH (dh) (K) WHITMAN (dh) (K) NWC Tournament semifinals (K) NWC Tournament finals (K) NCAA D-III Tournament First Round, site TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Regionals, site TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Sectionals, site TBA 03/21-22/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Final Four, Holland, Mich. # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas + - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. * - Northwest Conference game (dh) - doubleheader with GFU men's team (K) - KFOX Radio webcast * - Conference game ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME AWAY U2 NEUTRAL TOTAL L (16)Westering, Jordan (l4)marek-farris, Meliss (16)Behary, Tiffany (23)Campbell, Katy (1l)Marek-Farris, Meliss (14)Campbell, Katy (l2)campbell, Katy (17)Campbell, Katy (l5)spotts, Mandee (9)Keener, Lindsay (10)Campbell, Katy (20)Campbell, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (7)Campbell, Katy (lo)shielee, Kristen (5)Behary, Tiffany (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (ll)campbell, Katy (8)Marek-Farris, Meliss

83 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Saturday, December 29, 2007 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (C) (H) (Fax) /29- GEORGE FOX 87, WORCESTER STATE 32: Bruins Blunt Lancers in Last Non-League Contest NEWBERG, Ore. -Closing out the non-conference portion of their schedule in fine fashion, the George Fox University Bruins placed 13 different players in the scoring column and cruised past the Worcester State College Lancers in a women's basketball contest Saturday evening here at the Wheeler Sports Center's Miller Gym. The Bruins, ranked 16th in the NCAA Division Ill by D3hoops.com, scored the first seven points of the game and never trailed in posting their third straight win. A three-point field goal by MaryAnne Samples, part of a 13-0 run, gave George Fox its first doubledigit lead at 18-6 with 12:15 left in the first half, and the home team maintained a double-figure lead the rest of the way. The Bruins led at the half after shooting.500 (17-34) and forcing the Lancers into 19 turnovers. With all 13 of their players seeing 11 or more minutes of court time in the game, the Bruins continued to extend their lead in the second half. Lindsay Keener, who hit 5-6 from the line, sank a pair of free throws with 55 seconds left for the final score and the Bruins' largest margin of the game. Mandee Spotts and Kristen Shielee each notched their career high in points to lead the Bruins. Spotts hit 6-9 from the field, including 3-3 on three-pointers, for 15 points, while Shielee was 6-7 inside with a free throw for 13 points. Starters Katy Campbell and Kaleigha Ramey chipped in with 11 and 10 points respectively. Melissa Marek-Farris had eight rebounds as the Bruins owned the boards 37-20, including 18 on the offensive end, and B.B. Gardner passed out six assists. The Bruins shot.516 (33-64) for the game, including 8-15 (.533) from three-point range, and made 14 steals while committing only nine turnovers. Lindsay DelleChiaie was the only Lancer in double figures, scoring over half of her team's points with 17 and passing the 1,000- point mark in her career. Brianne Flanders had eight rebounds for Worcester State, and Kristen Beningo handed out three assists. The Lancers connected on (.378) from the field and made 27 turnovers. George Fox (8-1) now turns its attention to Northwest Conference play, opening up with a home game against Pacific Lutheran University Friday, Jan. 4, at 6:00 p.m. The men's NWC game will follow at 8:00p.m. Worcester State (2-7), after playing only one game on its trip from Massachusetts to the Pacific Northwest, returns home to take on Eastern Connecticut State University on Wednesday, Jan. 9, at 7:00 p.m. Official Basketball Box Score Worcester State vs George Fox 12/29/07 7:00 PM at Newberg, Ore VISITORS: Worcester state 2-7 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT 21 Lindsay DelleChiaie. f l Stasia Twomey... f l Brianne Flanders... c l Erin McCullough... g 0-l 0-0 o-o Jamara Exilus... g Kristen Beningo o-o l 0 l 15 Morgan Crawford... l o-o Courtney Wallace o-o Becca Giguere o-o o-o 0 l l 42 Kathleen Foley TEAM... l 2 3 Totals PF TP A TO BLK S MIN l 17 l 4 l l l l l 4 l 2 0 l 23 l l l l l TOTAL FG% lst Half: % 2nd Half: % 3-Pt. FG% lst Half: 0-l 0.0% 2nd Half: % F Throw % lst Half: o-o 0.0% 2nd Half: % Game: 37.8% DEADB Game: 28.6% REBS Game: 50.0% 2 HOME TEAM: George Fox 8-l TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT 25 Ramey, Kaleigha... f 4-6 l-2 1-l Campbell, Katy... f l l 0 l PF TP A TO BLK S MIN l 18 2 ll l

84 GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Saturday, December 29, :00pm Wheeler Sports Center I Miller Gym (2, 750) Newberg, Oregon George Fox University "Bruins" (7-1) vs. Worcester State College "Lancers" (2-6) WORCESTER STATE COLLEGE QUICK FACTS & ROSTER Location: Worcester, Massachusetts ]SQ._~ Yl:. ~ Ht... B!!md!!lYD Founded: 1874 Enrollment: 3, Natasha Dallas Jr. Guard 5-9 Roxbury,MA President: Dr. Janelle Ashley 12 Maureen Lemay Sr. Forward 5-ll Nashua, NH Colors: Royal Blue & Gold l3 Kristina Beningo Fr. Forward 5-10 Hudson,NH Affiliation: NCAA Division III 14 Erin McCullough Jr. Guard 5-7 Harvard, MA Conference: Massachusetts State College 15 Morgan Crawford Fr. Forward 6-0 Barre,MA Athletic (MASCAC) 20 Jarnara Exilus Sr. Guard 5-5 Malden,MA Dir. of Athletics: Susan Chapman 21 Lindsay DelleChiaie Sr. Guard 5-8 Leominster, MA Sports Info Dir.: John Meany 22 Courtney Wallace So. Guard 5-4 Aubum,MA Sports Info: Stasia Twomey So. Forward 5-11 Groton, MA Sports Web site: wwwfac.worcester.edu/athleticl 33 Alexis George Fr. Guard 5-8 Worcester, MA Home Court: Lancer Gymnasium (1,000) 41 Becca Giguere Fr. Guard 5-3 W. Brookfield, MA 42 Kathleen Foley Fr. Forward 5-5 Hudson, NH '06-07 Overall Record: Bri Flanders So. Forward 5-ll Southampton, MA '06-07 Conference Record: 6-6 (4th) '06-07 Post-season: none Head Coach: Karen Tessmer (13th yr) Letterwinners Back/Lost: 7/10 Associate Head Coach: Meredith Galena Starters Back/Lost: 3/2 Assistant Coach: Brittany Keil Overall: 7-1 (H: 2-4 R: 3-4 N: 2-1) I NWC: 0-4 (H: 0-4 R: 0-4) Opponent 'lijl. ~ MULTNOMAH BIBLE COLLEGE (K) W at Warner Pacffic College W /24 # at Trinity University (Texas) W /25 # vs. St. Mary's College (Ind.) W WARNER PACIFIC COLLEGE W vs. William Smith College L vs. California State University-East Bay W at Northwest University W WORCESTER STATE COLLEGE 7:00p.m. * PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. * UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. * at Willamette University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. at Linfield College (dh) (K) 6:00p.m. * LEWIS & CLARK COLLEGE (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. at Pacific University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. * at Whttman College (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. at Whttworth University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. * at Pacific Lutheran University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. at University of Puget Sound (dh) (K) 6:00p.m. 218 * WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 219 * LINFIELD COLLEGE (dh) Homecoming (K) 6:00 p.m at Lewis & Clark College (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m * PACIFIC UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00p.m * WHITWORTH UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 2/23 * WHITMAN COLLEGE (dh) (K) 4:00 p.m. #- Trinity University ThanksgMng Classic, San Antonio, Texas + -Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Qaks, Celif. * Norlhwest Conference game (dh) -doubleheader with GFU men's team Home games in BOLD CAPS I Home games played at Wheeler Sports Center/Miller Gym All times Pacific and subject to change I (K) - KFOX Radio webcast NORTHWEST CONFERENCE ( STANDINGS (tbru Dec. 28) Team (Pre-season ooll/pojnts) li1f!:. E1;L fjj1 George Fox Bruins (1/84) Linfield Wildcats (5/47) Pacific Lutheran Lutes (7/28) Whitman Missionaries (6/39) Puget Sound Loggers (2175) Whitworth Pirates (4/51) Lewis & Clark Pioneers (3/61) Willamette Bearcats (8117) Pacific Boxers (9/12) w E1;L Fridqy's Scgres: Nebraska Wesleyan 67, Lewis & Clark 65, OT (Puget Sound Invitational); George Fox 72, at Northwest 51 Todqy's Games: Nebraska Wesleyan at Puget Sound, 3 pm (Puget Sound Invitational); California State-East Bay vs. Lewis & Clark, 5 pm (Puget Sound Invitational); Whitworth at Montana Tech, 5 pm; Linfield at Concordia-Portland, 6 pm; Worcester State at George Fox, 7 pm Sundqy's Games fall4pml: California State-East Bay at Puget Sound (Puget Sound Invitational); Whitworth at Great Falls; Whitman at Lewis-Clark State About Tonjzht's Game: Series record: First meeting... This is the only game the Lancers will play on their trip to the Pacific Northwest... The Lancers have won their last two, including a win at Mt. Holyoke on Dec. 8, after an 0-6 start... Coach Karen Tessmer (Gettysburg) is in her 13th season at Worcester State... Next game for the Lancers is Jan. 9 vs. Eastern Connecticut State, 7 p.m... GFU coach Scott Rueck is (.722) in his 12th season with the Bruins...

85 George Fox Women's Basketball Statistics (thru Dec. 28) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (7-l) (2-0) (3-0) (2-1) CONFERENCE... (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (7-1) (2-0) (3-0) (2-1) I---TOTAL---I PTS---1 I----REBOUNDS----I ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Campbell, Katy Behary, Tiffany Hubka, Jaime Ramey, Kaleigha Marek-Farris, Malis Kuenzi, Elise Leach, Kelsi Westering, Jordan Shielee, Kristen Spotts, Mandee Keener, Lindsay Samples, MaryAnne Gardner, B.B Team o-o Total... 8 Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st George Fox Opponents nd Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL George Fox Opponents

86 George Fox Women's Basketball Results (thru Dec. 28) RECORD: ALL GAMES... CONFERENCE... NON-CONFERENCE... OVERALL HOME AWAY (7-1) (2-0) (3-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (7-1) (2-0) (3-0) NEUTRAL (2-1) (0-0) (2-1) DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/16/07 6:00 pm 11/17/07 7:00pm 11/24/07 4:00 pm 11/25/07 2:00 pm 12/08/07 6:00 pm 12/17/07 1:00pm 12/18/07 4:00 pm 12/28/07 6:00 pm 12/29/07 7:00 pm *01/04/08 6:00 pm *01/05/08 6:00 pm *01/11/08 6:00 pm *01/12/08 6:00 pm *01/18/08 6:00 pm *01/19/08 6:00 pm *01/25/08 6:00 pm *01/26/08 6:00 pm *02/01/08 6:00 pm *02/02/08 6:00 pm *02/08/08 6:00 pm *02/09/08 6:00 pm *02/15/08 6:00 pm *02/16/08 6:00 pm *02/22/08 6:00 pm *02/23/08 4:00pm 02/27/08 TBA 02/29/08 TBA 03/05/08 TBA 03/07-08/08 TBA 03/14-15/08 TBA MULTNOMAH BIBLE at Warner Pacific # at Trinity (Texas) # vs St. Mary's (Ind.) w w w w w w w WARNER PACIFIC + vs William Smith + vs California State-East Bay at Northwest (Wash.) WORCESTER STATE PACIFIC LUTHERAN (dh) (K) PUGET SOUND (dh) (K) at Willamette (dh) (K) at Linfield (dh) (K) LEWIS & CLARK (dh) (K) at Pacific (Ore.) (dh) (K) at Whitman (dh) (K) at Whitworth (dh) (K) at Pacific Lutheran (dh) (K) at Puget Sound (dh) (K) WILLAMETTE (dh) (K) LINFIELD (dh) (K) - Homecoming at Lewis & Clark (dh) (K) PACIFIC (ORE.) (dh) (K) WHITWORTH (dh) (K) WHITMAN (dh) (K) NWC Tournament semifinals (K) NWC Tournament finals (K) NCAA D-III Tournament First Round, site TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Regionals, site TBA NCAA D-III Tournament sectionals, site TBA 03/21-22/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Final Four, Holland, Mich. # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas + - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. * - Northwest Conference game (dh) - doubleheader with GFU men's team (K) - KFOX Radio webcast * - Conference game ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL L (16)Westering, Jordan (14)Marek-Farris, Meliss (16)Behary, Tiffany (23)Campbell, Katy (11)Marek-Farris, Meliss (14)Campbell, Katy (12)Campbell, Katy (17)Campbell, Katy (9)Keener, Lindsay (10)Campbell, Katy (20)Campbe11, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (7)Campbell, Katy (10)Shielee, Kristen (5)Behary, Tiffany (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (11)Campbell, Katy

87 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Friday, December 28, 2007 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) qfubruins.com (0) (C) (H) (Fax) /28- GEORGE FOX 72, NORTHWEST 51: Campbell's Double-Double Leads Bruins by Eagles KIRKLAND, Wash.- Senior forward Katy Campbell posted her third double-double of the season and the 1Oth of her career with 17 points and 11 rebounds, leading the George Fox University Bruins past the Northwest University Eagles in a non-conference women's basketball game Friday evening here at The NU Pavilion. After trading leads five times in the game's first three minutes, the Bruins took the lead for good 8-7 on a jumper by Campbell with 17:02 left in the first half. The Eagles stayed close, however, and when Rachel Travis nailed a three-pointer with 5:13 left, George Fox's lead was down to a single point at MaryAnne Samples then responded with a three-pointer that kick-started a 20-5 Bruin run to close out the period, giving the visitors a lead at the intermission. The Bruins remained comfortably in front throughout the second half as the Eagles were able to get no closer than 11 points at on a basket by Dani Drivstuen with 13:21 remaining. The Bruins' largest lead was 25 points at after Lindsay Keener made a layup with 1:29 to go. In addition to Campbell's big game, Jaime Hubka tossed in 16 points by hitting 6-9 from the field, including 4-6 three-pointers, Kaleigha Ramey scored 11, and Tiffany Behary had 10. Behary and Hubka had four assists apiece. The Bruins shot.500 (27-54) from the field, including.478 (11-23) from three-point range, and held a decided advantage on the boards, Brittany Bowsher paced the Eagles with 17 points and Chelsea Drivstuen added 12. Travis and Dani Drivstuen, who also had a team-high three assists, were the top rebounders with four each. The Eagles connected on.356 (16-45) of their shots. George Fox (7-1), ranked 16th in the NCAA Division Ill by D3hoops.com, plays its final non-conference game at home Saturday at 7:00 p.m. against Worcester State College from Massachusetts. Northwest (2-9) hosts Dordt College of Iowa Saturday at 3:00 p.m. Official Basketball Box Score George Fox vs Northwest (Wash.) 12/28/07 6:00 pm at Kirkland, WA ~ VISITORS: George Fox 7-1 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 02 Behary, Tiffany... * Kuenzi, Elise... * Hubka, Jaime... * Ramey, Kaleigha... * Campbell, Katy... * Westering, Jordan... o-o Keener, Lindsay o-o Shielee, Kristen o-o Gardner, B.B Samples, MaryAnne Leach, Kelsi Spotts, Mandee Marek-Farris, Meliss Team Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 50.0% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 47.8% REBS F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 77.8% HOME TEAM: Northwest (Wash.) 2-9 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS #II Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 11 TRAVIS, Rachel... * MITCHELL, Jennah... * o-o DRIVSTUEN, Dani... * o-o LLEWELLYN, Lydia... * BOWSHER, Brittany... *

88 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Tuesday, December 11, 2007 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /21 WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Weekly News & Notes Overall 6-1 (Home 2-0, Road 2-0, Neutral2 1) NWC 0-0 (Home 0-0, Road 0 0) LINKS FOR WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TO: Quick Facts I Roster I Schedule I Statistics I Results I Press Releases I Box Scores HIGHLIGHTS: *Recent Games: Bruins Go 1-1 in Cal Lutheran Tournament * Coming Up: Final Two Non-League Games after Christmas * Campbell BAA Athlete of the Week, Nominated for NWC Honors * Polls/Rankings: GFU 16th in D3hoops Poll, 18th in WBCA *NCAA Stats: Bruins Listed 16 Times, No.1 in Scoring Defense * NWC Stats: Bruins Lead in 9 Team, 2 Individual Stats *Career Lists: Campbell Climbs to 8th in All-Time Rebounds RECENT GAMES: 1-1 (Click scores for link to stories and box scores): Dec. 17-William Smith 61. George Fox 58 (Posada Royale #1 Tournament) Dec. 18 -George Fox 72, California State-East Bay 46 (Posada Royale #1 Tournament) COMING UP: Final Two Non-League Games after Christmas Fri., Dec. 28, 6:00 p.m. at Northwest University, Kirkland, Wash. Sat., Dec. 29, 7:00 p.m. vs. Worcester State College, Newberg, Ore. Northwest (2-8)- Final road non-conference game... No KFOX radio webcast... The Eagles from Kirkland, Wash., are members of the NAIA Division II and the Cascade Collegiate Conference... Series record: George Fox leads 6-1 since 1994 ( 3-1 home, 2-0 road, 1-0 neutral)... The Bruins have won the last two meetings, including on Nov. 18 in Newberg last season... The Eagles' only win in the series was on Dec. 7, 1999, in Newberg... The Eagles have dropped their last two games, including a setback at Southern Oregon on Dec Northwest averages 61.3 ppg and allows The Eagles have two double-figure scorers: F Brittany Bowsher (15.3) and G Erika Hornyak (10.6)... F Steph Flatau is the leading rebounder (6.6)... G Rachel Travis is the assists leader (3.0)... Coach Lori Napier (Eastern Washington '95) is in her 5th season at Northwest... Next game: Dec. 29 vs. Dordt, 3 p.m... Worcester State (2-6) - Final home non-conference game... No KFOX radio webcast... The Lancers from Worcester, Mass., are members of the NCAA Division Ill and the Massachusetts State College Athletic Conference... Series record: First meeting... This is the only game the Lancers will play on their trip to the Pacific Northwest... The Lancers have won their last two, including a win at Mt. Holyoke on Dec. 8, after an 0-6 start... Worcester State averages 57.5 ppg and allows The Lancers have two double-figure scorers: G Lindsay DelleChiaie (17.9) and G Alexis George (13.5)... They are also the top rebounders (5.9 each)... George is the assists leader (2.1)... Coach Karen Tessmer (Gettysburg) is in her 13th season at Worcester State... Next game: Jan. 9 vs. Eastern Connecticut State, 7 p.m... COACH SCOTT RUECK: Scott Rueck (Oregon State '91), the Northwest Conference Coach ofthe Year, is (.721) to date in his 12th season as a college head coach, all at George Fox. He also received NWC Coach of the Year honors in , (Co-Coach), and He has guided the Bruins to four NCAA Tournament appearances and a 4-3 playoff record in the last eight years. Click here for the complete bio on Coach Rueck. Rueck vs. upcoming opponents:

89 scoring margin (+33.6) and rebound margin (+15.2), 9th in assists (18.8), 11th in 3-pt field goals (7.4), 12th in blocked shots (5.6), 13th in field goal pet. defense (.311), 14th in assisuto ratio (1.00). 16th in field goal pet. (.461), 61st in scoring offense (71.2), 70th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.343), and tied with 17 others for best won-lost pet. (1.000, 5-0)... The Bruins' 111 points vs. Multnomah Bible on Nov. 16 is the 5th-most scoring in a game this season... Individually, Katy Campbell is 45th in field goal pet. (.565), and her 20 rebounds at Trinity on Nov. 24 is tied for 9th-best in the nation this season... Melissa Marek-Farris is 28th in blocked shots (2.4)... Mandee Spotts is 5th (5.00) and MaryAnn Samples is 38th (2. 75) in assisuto ratio... * NWC Stats: Bruins Lead in 9 Team, 2 Individual Stats Where the Bruins rank in the latest Northwest Conference stats (thru Dec. 20): Scoring Offense- 2nd (69.4) Scoring Defense - 1st ( 42. 1) Scoring Margin- 1st (+27.3) Field Goal Pet.- 1st (.454) Field Goal Pet. Defense- 2nd (.331) 3-Pt Field Goals -2nd (7.29) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet.- 3rd (.347) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet. Defense- 2nd (.247) Free Throw Pet.- 2nd (.726) Rebounding Offense- 3rd (40.6) Rebounding Defense- 1st (29.0) Rebounding Margin - 1st ( +11.6) Assists- 1st (17.29) Blocked Shots- 1st (6.00) Steals- 2nd (10.14) Turnover Margin- 4th (+3. 71) AssisUTurnover Ratio - 3rd (0.87) Katy Campbell is 1st in 3-pt field goal pet. (.571, T) 3rd in field goal pet. (.567), 5th in rebounding (8.0), 7th in blocked shots (0.71, T), 8th in scoring (13.0), 10th in free throw pet. (.750, T), steals (1.57, T)... -Melissa Marek-Farris is 1st in blocked shots (2.29), 12th in rebounding (5.9, T), 14th in free throw pet. (.700), 29th in scoring (7.7) -Tiffany Behary is 5th in assisuto ratio (1.31 ), steals (1.86), 8th in assists (3.0, T), 9th in 3-pt field goals (1.43), 10th in free throw pet. (.750, T), 13th in blocked shots (0.43, T), 18th in scoring (9.3)... Jaime Hubka is 4th in 3-pt field goals (1.86, T), 12th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.382)... Click here for the latest NWC Statistics. * Double-Doubles: Katy Campbell: career 9, season 2-13 pts/10 reb at Warner Pacific, 11/17; 11 pts/20 reb at Trinity TX, 11/24 *Career Lists: Campbell Climbs to 8th in All-Time Rebounds Katy Campbell had 8 rebounds in the Bruins' last two games, giving her 56 for the season and 572 in her career, which moved her past Liz Stephens (566, ) into 8th on the all-time GFU list. Ahead is Angela Pettit (613, )... She was 8-14 on field goals in the games, giving her a career field goal pet. of.460 ( ), 7th best all-time... Melissa Marek-Farris had 4 blocked shots in the Bruins' last two games, giving her 16 for the season and 120 in her career, 3rd on the all-time GFU list. Shawna Chandler (188, ) is 2nd... She was 3-6 on field goals in the two games and has a career field goal pet. of.510 ( ), 3rd-best all-time... Tiffany Behary had 6 assists in the Bruins' last two games, giving her 21 this season and 209 in her career, 10th on the all-time GFU list. Ahead are Liz Clark (218, ) and Melinda Day (220, )... She was 2-10 in 3-pt field goals in the two games, giving her a career 3-pt field pet. of.365 ( ), 7th best all-time... -Jaime Hubka was 3-8 in 3-pt field goals in the last two games, giving her a career 3-pt field goal pet. of.373 (57-153), 5th best alltime...

90 George Fox Women's Basketball Statistics (thru Dec. 27) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (6-l) (2-0) (2-0) (2-l) CONFERENCE... (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (6-l) (2-0) (2-0) (2-l) I---TOTAL---I PTS---1 I----REBOUNDS----I ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Campbell, Katy Behary, Tiffany Marek-Farris, Melis Ramey, Kaleigha Hubka, Jaime ll Kuenzi, Elise Leach, Kelsi Westering, Jordan Shielee, Kristen Spotts, Mandee Keener, Lindsay Samples, MaryAnne Gardner, B.B Team l l l ll ll ll 1.6 ll ll l l l l l l l Total... 7 Opponents l SCORE BY PERIODS: lst George Fox Opponents nd Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL George Fox Opponents

91 George Fox women's Basketball Results (thru Dec. 27) RECORD: ALL GAMES... CONFERENCE... NON-CONFERENCE... OVERALL HOME AWAY (6-l) (2-0) (2-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (6-1) (2-0) (2-0) NEUTRAL (2-1) (0-0) (2-1) DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/16/07 6:00 pm 11/17/07 7:00 pm 11/24/07 4:00pm 11/25/07 2:00pm 12/08/07 6:00 pm 12/17/07 1:00 pm 12/18/07 4:00pm 12/28/07 6:00 pm 12/29/07 7:00pm *01/04/08 6:00 pm *01/05/08 6:00 pm *01/11/08 6:00 pm *01/12/08 6:00 pm *01/18/08 6:00 pm *01/19/08 6:00 pm *01/25/08 6:00 pm *01/26/08 6:00 pm *02/01/08 6:00 pm *02/02/08 6:00 pm *02/08/08 6:00 pm *02/09/08 6:00 pm *02/15/08 6:00 pm *02/16/08 6:00 pm *02/22/08 6:00 pm *02/23/08 4:00pm 02/27/08 TBA 02/29/08 TBA 03/05/08 TBA 03/07-08/08 TBA 03/14-15/08 TBA MULTNOMAH BIBLE at Warner Pacific # at Trinity (Texas) # vs St. Mary's (Ind.) WARNER PACIFIC + VS William Smith + vs California State-East Bay at Northwest (Wash.) WORCESTER STATE PACIFIC LUTHERAN {dh) (K) PUGET SOUND (dh) (K) at Willamette (dh) (K) at Linfield (dh) (K) LEWIS & CLARK {dh) (K) at Pacific (Ore.) (dh) (K) at Whitman (dh) (K) at Whitworth (dh) (K) at Pacific Lutheran (dh) (K) at Puget Sound (dh) (K) WILLAMETTE (dh) (K) LINFIELD (dh) (K) - Homecoming at Lewis & Clark (dh) (K) PACIFIC (ORE.) (dh) (K) WHITWORTH (dh) (K) WHITMAN (dh) (K) NWC Tournament semifinals (K) NWC Tournament finals (K) w w w w w w NCAA D-III Tournament First Round, site TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Regionals, site TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Sectionals, site TBA 03/21-22/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Final Four, Holland, Mich. # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas + - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. * - Northwest Conference game (dh) -doubleheader with GFU men's team (K) - KFOX Radio webcast * - Conference game ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL L (16)Westering, Jordan (14)Marek-Farris, Meliss (16)Behary, Tiffany (23)Campbell, Katy (11)Marek-Farris, Meliss (14)Campbe11, Katy (12)Campbell, Katy (9)Keener, Lindsay (10)Campbell, Katy (20)Campbe11, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (7)Campbell, Katy (10)Shielee, Kristen (5)Behary, Tiffany (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss

92 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Tuesday, December 18, 2007 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (C) (H) (Fax) /18- GEORGE FOX 72, CAL STATE-EAST BAY 46: Bruins Pound Pioneers in CaiLu Consolation THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. -With six different players contributing to a 16-0 run over the final four minutes of the first half, the George Fox University Bruins sprinted away from the California State University-East Bay Pioneers for a confortable win in the consolation game of the Posada Royale #1 Women's Basketball Tournament Tuesday afternoon here at California Lutheran University's Gilbert Arena. East Bay took its only lead when Ashley Butler opened the game with a jumper 24 seconds in, but a basket by Katy Campbell and a layup by Tiffany Behary put the Bruins up 4-2 and they never trailed again. Campbell hit a three-pointer at the 14:33 mark of the half to break a 6-6 tie for good, and the Bruins took their first double-digit lead on a Behary three with 6:391eft to make it It was when the Bruin scored 16 points in four minutes to close out the period with a advantage. Kelsi Leach had five of the Bruins' 16 points in that span on two free throws and a three-pointer. George Fox continued to build on its lead at the start of the second half, out-scoring East Bay 18-6 to go up by 37 points, 62-25, on a three by B.B. Gardner with 11:38 remaining. The Bruins made wholesale substitutions shortly thereafter and the Pioneers responded with a 19-0 run, cutting the margin to 18 at with 4:05 left. A basket by the Bruins' Elise Kuenzi at 3:47 restored order, however, and the Bruins ended the game with a 10-2 run over the last four minutes. Campbell was the only Bruin in double figures with a game-high 12 points, but three others- Behary, Leach, and Lindsay Keenerhad nine each. Melissa Marek-Farris had seven rebounds to lead the Bruins to a edge on the boards. Behary added five assists and three steals. George Fox was red-hot from the field in the first half, hitting for a.571 mark, and finished the game at.464 (26-56). Amy Elliott had 10 points to pace the Pioneers, while Butler scored eight and had a game-high nine rebounds. East Bay was held to a.346 shooting percentage on from the field. In the championship game later in the evening, William Smith College, which had edged George Fox on Monday in the first round, knocked off tournament host California Lutheran Campbell was named to the All-Tournament Team, along with tourney MVP Marisa Vespa and Stephanie Czajkowski of William Smith, Maggie Neville and Johanna Rothermel of California Lutheran, and Elliott of California State-East Bay. George Fox (6-1), ranked 16th in the latest D3hoops.com poll and 18th in the WBCA poll, is off until Friday, Dec. 28, when the Bruins visit Northwest University in Kirkland, Wash., for a 6:00p.m. non-conference game. California State-East Bay (4-5) next takes on Lewis & Clark College in the Puget Sound Tournament on Saturday, Dec. 29, at 4:00 p.m. Official Basketball Box Score California State-East Bay vs George Fox 12/18/07 4:00 pm at Thousand Oaks, CA (Gilbert Arena) VISITORS: California State-East Bay 4-5 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 10 Ashley Butler... * 4-10 o-o 0-l l Amy Elliott o-o l 0 l 2 10 l Bethany Vergara... * l 0 l 2 2 l Jenene James o-o l-2 2 l Draa Jones... * 0-l l 3 l 2 18 ll Kelsey MacKenzie l 0-l 0 l l l 0 l l Michelle Hobbs... 1-l l l l Emily Schaefer l 0 l 0 0 l Nicole Homage l o-o l 0 0 ll 25 Christine Riley l l l 0 l 17 3 Breanna Carson l l Ashley Jacobs... o-o o-o o-o Bianca Benschop l l 2 l 6 l l TEAM... l 3 4 Totals l TOTAL FG% lst Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 34.6% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% lst Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 21.4% REBS F Throw % lst Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 41.2% 4

93 Page 1 of2 Blair Cash From: Summer McKesson (WBCA) [wbcamail@wbcamail.org] Sent: Tuesday, December 18, :07 PM To: Blair Cash Subject: USA TODAY ESPN Dill Top 25 Week 4 Coaches' Poll USA TODAYESPN DIVISION III TOP 25 COACHES' POLL FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Week 4 Poll: December 18, 2007 USA TODAYESPN Top 25 women's basketball poll, with first-place votes noted to the side, total points based on 25 points for first place through one point for 25th. Rank Institution - First Place Votes Previous Ranking Record Points 1. Hope College (Mich.) T. Howard Payne University (Texas) T. University ofmary Washington (Va.) University of Wisconsin, Whitewater New York University DePauw University (Ind.) Thomas More College (Ky.) Illinois Wesleyan University Simpson College (Iowa) University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point Messiah College (Pa.) University of Rochester (N.Y.) University of Southern Maine Kean University (N.J.) 14T Oglethorpe University (Ga.) Randolph-Macon College (Va.) 14T Tufts University (Mass.) George Fox University (Ore.) Calvin College (Mich.) McMurry University (Texas) Lake Forest College (Ill.) University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire Medaille College (N.Y.) NR Baldwin-Wallace College (Ohio) NR Capital University (Ohio) Dropped Out: Wilmington College (Ohio), Carroll College (Wis.). 12/18/2007

94 Page 2 of2 Others Receiving Votes: Carroll College (Wis.)- 24; Eastern Connecticut State University- 16; University ofpuget Sound (Wash.)- 16; University of Chicago (Ill.)- 15; Salem State College (Mass.)- 13; Birmingham Southern College (Ala.) 9; Amherst College (Mass.)- 8; Washington University (Mo.) - 5; Wilmington College (Ohio)- 4; Carthage College (Wis.)- 3; Wheaton College (Ill.)- 3; William Smith College (N.Y.)- 2; University ofscranton (Pa.)- 1; William Paterson University (N.J.)- 1. The USA TODAYESPN Board of Coaches is made up of 11 head coaches at Division III institutions. All are members of the Women's Basketba1lCoacbesAssociation(W:SCA). The board: Nan Carney-DeBord- Non-voting Chair (Ohio Wesleyan University), Aaron Roussell (University of Chicago), Arnie Bradley (Trinity University), Brian Niemuth (Simpson College), James Scheible (University of Rochester), Jerry Scheve (Wilmington College), Michele Sharp (Kean University), Mike Strong (University of Scranton), Ron Rohn (Muhlenberg College), Stefanie Pemper (Bowdoin College), and Suzy Barcomb (University ofpuget Sound). *Please note that all voters for the DIII poll are required to vote each week between 8 a.m. Monday and 1 p.m Tuesday ET. -WBCA /2007

95 Page 1 of2 Blair Cash From: Sent: To: Pat Coleman [info@d3hoops.com] Monday, December 17, :57 PM coften@umw.edu; trenner@hope.edu; achoate@hputx.edu; jeffrey.bernstein@nyu.edu; fickt@uwwvax.uww.edu; ryan@cwis.biz; Ameer.Rasheed@Thomasmore.edu; CFurman@messiah.edu; robarts.kyle@mcm.edu; turk@simpson.edu; salowitz@titan.iwu.edu; kpinter@kean.edu; elfring@usm.maine.edu; christopherkilcoyne@rmc.edu; Blair Cash; jrobinso@uwsp.edu; hyoung@oglethorpe.edu; 62rtar98rein@verizon.net; jmand@democratandchronicle.com; jpotrykus@journalsentinel.com; tdsports@timesdispatch.com; sports@hollandsentinel.com Subject: BKW--D3hoops.com women's basketball Top 25, through Dec. 16, 2007 STERLING, Va. -The D3hoops.com Top 25 for women's basketball, through games of Sunday, Dec. 16, 2007: (!]ITeam II W-LII Pts.ll Last Weeki ITJIM_my Wasbl11g!Qn (16) ICBJI 6o911 (7) 1~ (2) ICBJ~I YQfkJJDt'[e_r~jt' ICBJOJ!JI 51 EJI UW-WhitewQter 1~ []loer:>_a_yw []IM~sst~h !DIMcMur!)' 10~1 91 ~~Thomas Mo_r~ 1~ OIJislr:nQson 10~1 131 OIJI!II!n91~ \IY~sley<:m [!Til Southern Maine OIJI Randolph-M_aQQfl 1~ ~~ UW-Stevem~-PolrlJ ICBJ~I 161 QIJIG_@Qrg~EQ!S ICB~I ~~~~ 191 OIJicortland_Stat~ ~~~~ 171 [~]Tufts ~~~~ IIMe_gglJ~ 10~1 211 [~]_Lake Forest 10~1 181 ~~ UW-Eau Claire 10CEIJI 231 ~~Rocheg~ 10~ Eyge1.SQ_und I[BCJ3JI Baldwin-Wallac;e 10~1 -I Dropped out: No. 22 Wilmington. 12/18/2007

96 Page 2 of2 Others receiving votes: Capital 50, Chicago 49, Marymount 45, Eastern Connecticut 39, Wilmington 38, Salem State 37, Calvin 36, Amherst 32, Scranton 22, Wheaton (Ill.) 19, Carroll14, Washington U. 14, William Paterson 13, Lebanon Valley 10, UW-Stout 10, St. Norbert 6, Brandeis 5, DeSales 2, Trinity (Texas) 2. The D3hoops.com Top 25 is voted on by a panel of 25 coaches, Sports Information Directors and media members from across the country, and is published weekly. 12/18/2007

97 George Fox Women's Basketball Statistics (thru Dec. 17) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES.... (5-1) (2-0) (2-0) (1-1) CONFERENCE... (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (5-1) (2-0) (2-0) (1-1) I---TOTAL---I PTS---1 I----REBOUNDS----I 1111 Player GP-GS M:i.n--Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Campbell, Katy Behary, Tiffany Hubka, Jaime Marek-Farris, Melis ll Ramey, Kaleigha Westering, Jordan ll Kuenzi, Elise Leach, Kelsi Shielee, Kristen Samples, MaryAnne Spotts, Mandee Gardner, B.B Keener, Lindsay Team ll ll ll ll ll Total... 6 Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: George Fox.... Opponents.... 1st 2nd Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL George Fox Opponents

98 Georye Fox Women's Basketball Results (thru Dec. 17) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (5-1) (2-0) (2-0) (1-1) CONFERENCE... (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (5-1) (2-0) (2-0) (1-1) DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS 11/16/07 6:00 pm MULTNOMAH BIBLE 11/17/07 7:00 pm at Warner Pacific 11/24/07 4:00 pm # at Trinity (Texas) 11/25/07 2:00 pm # VS St. Mary's (Ind.) w w w w /08/07 6:00 pm WARNER PACIFIC w /17/07 1:00 pm + vs William Smith L +12/18/07 4:00 pm vs California Lutheran/California State-East Bay 12/28/07 6:00 pm at Northwest (Wash.) 12/29/07 7:00pm WORCESTER STATE *01/04/08 6:00 pm PACIFIC LUTHERAN (dh) (K) *01/05/08 6:00 pm PUGET SOUND (dh) (K) *01/11/08 6:00 pm at Willamette (dh) (K) *01/12/08 6:00 pm at Linfield (dh) (K) *01/18/08 6:00 pm LEWIS & CLARK (dh) (K) *01/19/08 6:00 pm at Pacific (Ore.) (dh) (K) *01/25/08 6:00 pm at Whitman (dh) (K) *01/26/08 6:00 pm at Whitworth (dh) (K) *02/01/08 6:00 pm at Pacific Lutheran (dh) (K) *02/02/08 6:00 pm at Puget Sound (dh) (K) *02/08/08 6:00 pm WILLAMETTE (dh) (K) *02/09/08 6:00 pm LINFIELD (dh) (K) - Homecoming *02/15/08 6:00 pm at Lewis & Clark (dh) (K) *02/16/08 6:00 pm PACIFIC (ORE.) (dh) (K) *02/22/08 6:00 pm WHITWORTH (dh) (K) *02/23/08 4:00 pm WHITMAN (dh) (K) 02/27/08 TBA NWC Tournament semifinals (K) 02/29/08 TBA NWC Tournament finals (K) 03/05/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament First Round, site TBA 03/07-08/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Regionals, site TBA 03/14-15/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Sectionals, site TBA 03/21-22/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Final Four, Holland, Ml.ch. 210 (16)Westering, Jordan 200 (14)Marek-Farris, Meliss 125 (16)Behary, Tiffany 50 (23)Campbell, Katy 250 (11)Marek-Farris, Meliss 55 (l4)campbell, Katy HIGH REBOUNDS (9)Keener, Lindsay (lo)campbell, Katy (20)Campbell, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (7)Campbell, Katy (lo)shielee, Kristen (5)Behary, Tiffany # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas + - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. * - Northwest Conference game (dh) -doubleheader with GFU men's team (K) - KFOX Radio webcast * - Conference game ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL

99 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Monday, December 17, 2007 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web} qfubruins.com (0) (C) (H) (Fax) /17 -WILLIAM SMITH 61. GEORGE FOX 58: Herons Hands Bruins First Loss in CaiLu Tournament THOUSAND OAKS, Calif.- Maria Vespa scored the winning free throws with 1:451eft, then made a game-saving steal with seven seconds left as the William Smith College Herons handed the George Fox University Bruins their first loss of the women's basketball season in the opening game of the Posada Royale #1 Tournament Monday afternoon here at California Lutheran University's Gilbert Arena. George Fox, ranked 15th in the latest NCAA Division Ill national poll by D3hoops.com, jumped out to a 5-0 lead on a three-pointer by Jaime Hubka and a basket by Tiffany Behary, but the Herons went on a 9-2 run, capped by a three from Mollie Danahy, to take the lead and maintained it throughout most of the first half. The Bruins tied it on a free throw by Behary late in the half, but Vespa, a three-time All-Liberty League guard, nailed a three with 16 seconds left to put William Smith up at the half. Hubka hit another three 10 seconds into the second half, tying the game and igniting a 20-5 run that gave George Fox a 12- point lead of with 14:431eft in the game. Hubka, Katy Campbell, and Kaleigha Ramey hit back-to-back-to-back threes to finish off the Bruin outburst. The Bruins were still up by nine at with just over eight minutes left when the Herons reeled off nine in a row, tying it on a jumper by Erin Cunningham with 5:53 remaining. Three free throws by Behary and a layup by Campbell moved the Bruins back in front with 4:14 to go, but Vespa hit a trey and, after another Campbell free throw, Cunningham and Latasha Coney hit baskets for a William Smith lead with 2:26 left. Campbell hit two more free throws with two minutes to go for a Bruin lead, but Vespa hit a pair at 1:45 for the eventual winning points. Vespa missed a free throw with 23 seconds left, giving the Bruins a final chance to win, but redeemed herself by swiping the ball from Campbell with seven seconds to go. Paula Foote was fouled and sank two free throws with three seconds remaining to seal the Herons' win. Campbell topped the Bruins with 14 points, 12 in the second half, while Behary added 11 and Elise Kuenzi 10. Behary led the Bruins on the boards with five rebounds and picked up three steals, while Campbell passed out three assists. Melissa Marek-Farris had three blocked shots among the nine the Bruins had in the game. Vespa led all scorers with 19 points, while Stephanie Czajkowski chipped in with 12 and Coney had 10. Cunningham's nine rebounds led the Herons to a advantage on the boards. Vespa also handed out six assists and had three steals. In the second game Monday, host Cal Lutheran met California Sate University-East Bay. George Fox (5-1) will play in the consolation game Tuesday at 4:00p.m. against the loser of the CLU-CSUEB game, while William Smith (4-1) will take on the CLU CSUEB winner at 6:00 p.m. Official Basketball Box Score William Smith vs George Fox 12/17/07 1:00 pm at Thousand Oaks, CA (Gilbert Arena) VISITORS: William Smith 4-1 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 10 Kristen SuatonL... * o-o Stephanie Czajkowski * Marisa Vespa... * Paula Foote Erin CUnningham... * Mollie Danahy Ashlinn Barber Paige Myers Robyn Capoto Latasha coney TEAM Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 40.4% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 20.0% REBS F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 63.2% 5

100 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Tuesday, December 11, 2007 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /11 WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Weekly News & Notes Overall 5-0 (Home 2-0, Road 2-0, Neutral 1 0) NWC 0-0 (Home 0-0, Road 0-0) LINKS FOR WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TO: Quick Facts I Roster I Schedule I Statistics I Results I Press Releases I Box Scores HIGHLIGHTS: * Recent Games: Bruins Beat Warner Pacific to Go to 5-0 * Coming Up: Posada Royale #1 Tournament at Cal Lutheran * Shielee Named BAA Athlete of the Week, HM for NWC Honors * Polls/Rankings: GFU Up to 15th in D3hoops Poll, 16th in WBCA * NWC Stats: Bruins League Leaders in 11 Team Categories *Career Lists: Behary Moves into Top 10 in All-Time Assists RECENT GAMES: 1-0 (Click scores for link to stories and box scores): Dec. 8- at George Fox 71, Warner Pacific 30 COMING UP: Posada Royale #1 Tournament at Cal Lutheran Mon., Dec. 17, 1:00 p.m.- vs. William Smith College, in Thousand Oaks, Calif. Tue., Dec. 18,4 or 6 p.m.- vs. TBA, in Thousand Oaks, Calif. William Smith (3-1)- First game of the Posada Royale #1 Tournament at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks, Calif... Second game at 3:00p.m. features host Cal Lutheran and California State University-East Bay... The Herons from Geneva, N.Y., are members of the NCAA Division Ill and the Liberty League... First meeting... The Herons average 71.8 ppg and allow G Maria Vespa is the only Heron in double-figure scoring (12.5) and is also the assists leader (6.8)... F Stephanie Czajkowski is the leading rebounder (9.0)... Head coach Lindsay Drury (Kalamazoo'01) is to date in her 3rd season at William Smith... After the tournament, the Herons play at SUNY-Potsdam on Jan. 5 at 3:00p.m... California Lutheran (1-3)- Possible opponent in either the 4:00p.m. consolation game or 6:00 p.m. championship game of the Posada Royale #1 Tournament at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks, Calif.... The Regals are members of the NCAA Division Ill and the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Association... George Fox leads the series 2-0, defeating the Regals on March 4, 2000, in Newberg in the NCAA Division Ill National Tournament, and on Nov. 26, 2005, in the D3 Hoops in Hawai'i Classic in Honolulu... The Regals average 53.5 ppg and allow G Tiffany Shim leads the Regals in scoring (10.3) and assists (2.5)... C Rachel Bates is the leading rebounder (5.7)... Head coach Kristy Hopkins (Pepperdine '91) is to date in her 8th season at CLU... The Regals host Chapman Dec. 15 before the tournament, then host California-Santa Cruz on Dec. 29 at 4:00 p.m... California State-East Bay (3-3)- Possible opponent in either the 4:00 p.m. consolation game or 6:00p.m. championship game of the Posada Royale #1 Tournament at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks, Calif... Cal State-East Bay is a dual member of both the NCAA Division Ill and the NAIA Division II; the women's basketball team competes in the NAIA and the California Pacific Conference... George Fox leads the series 1-0, defeating then-cal State-Hayward on Nov. 26, 1999, in Newberg... The Pioneers average 60.0 ppg and allow The Pioneers have two double-figure scorers: G Amy Elliott (12.6) and PAshley Butler (10.3)... P Nicole Homage is the leading rebounder (6.7)... Elliott leads in assists (5.2)... Head coach Sara Judd (California-Davis '91) is to date in her 10th season at CSU-East Bay... The Pioneers host Simpson University on Dec. 14 before the tournament, then play Lewis & Clark in the Puget Sound Tournament in Tacoma, Wash., on Dec. 29 at 4:00p.m... COACH SCOTT RUECK: Scott Rueck (Oregon State '91), the Northwest Conference Coach ofthe Year, is (.722) to date in his 12th season

101 Field Goal Pet. Defense - 1st (.311) 3-Pt Field Goals- 2nd (7.40) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet.- 3rd (.343) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet. Defense- 2nd (.268) Free Throw Pet. -2nd (.710) Rebounding Offense- 2nd (42.4) Rebounding Defense -1st (27.2) Rebounding Margin -1st (+15.2) Assists -1st (18.80) Blocked Shots - 1st (5.40) Steals- 1st (11.20) Turnover Margin- 1st (+6.00, T) Assist/Turnover Ratio- 2nd (1.00) - Katy Campbell is 1st in 3-pt field goal pet. (.556, T) 2nd in rebounding (9.6, T), field goal pet. (.565), 6th in scoring (13.0), 7th in blocked shots (0.80, T), 10th in steals (1.60)... -Melissa Marek-Farris is 1st in blocked shots (2.40), 5th in field goal pet. (.548), 9th in rebounding (6.2), 10th in free throw pet. (.667), 25th in scoring (8.8)... -Tiffany Behary is 4th in assist/to ratio (1.50), 7th in 3-pt field goals (1.60, T), 9th in assists (3.0), 11th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.381 ), 14th in steals (1.40, T), 23rd in scoring (9.0, T)... -Jaime Hubka is 3rd in 3-pt field goals (2.00), 10th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.385), 27th in scoring (8.4, T)... -Elise Kuenzi is 14th in steals (1.40, T)... - B.B. Gardner is 6th in steals (1.80), 13th in blocked shots (0.40, T)... - MaryAnne Samples is 14th in steals (1.40, T)... Click here for the latest NWC Statistics. * Double-Doubles: - Katy Campbell: career 9, season 2-13 pts/10 reb at Warner Pacific, 11/17; 11 pts/20 reb at Trinity TX, 11/24 *Career Lists: Behary Moves into Top 10 in All-Time Assists - Katy Campbell had 5 rebounds in the Bruins' game last week, giving her 48 for the season and 564 in her career, 9th on the alltime GFU list. Ahead is Liz Stephens (566, )... She was 2-4 in the game, giving her a career field goal pet. of.457 ( ), 7th best all-time... - Melissa Marek-Farris had 3 blocked shots in the Bruins' game last week, giving her 12 for the season and 116 in her career, 3rd on the all-time GFU list. Shawna Chandler (188, ) is 2nd... She was 4-7 from the field in the game and has a career field goal pet. of.511 ( ), 3rd-best all-time... -Tiffany Behary had 3 assists in the Bruins' game last week, giving her 15 this season and 203 in her career. She moved past Jennifer Childress (202, ) into 10th on the all-time GFU list. Ahead are Liz Clark (218, ) and Melinda Day (220, )... She was 1-4 in 3-pt field goals in the game, giving her a career 3-pt field pet. of.371 ( ), 7th best all-time... -Jaime Hubka was 3-5 in 3-pt field goals in the last game, giving her a career 3-pt field goal pet. of.372(54-145), 6th best all-time

102 USA TODAYESPN DIVISION III TOP 25 COACHES' POLL FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Week 3 Poll: December 11, 2007 USA TODAY ESPN Top 25 women's basketball poll, with first-place votes noted to the side, total points based on 25 points for first place through one point for 25th. Rank Institution - First Place Votes Previous Ranking Record Points T. 14T Hope College (Mich.)- 7 Howard Payne University (Texas) University of Mary Washington (Va.)- 2 Messiah College (Pa.) New York University University of Wisconsin, Whitewater University of Southern Maine DePauw University (Ind.) Thomas More College (Ky.) Illinois Wesleyan University Simpson College (Iowa) University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point University of Rochester (N.Y.) Kean University (N.J.) Randolph-Macon College (Va.) George Fox University (Ore.) Oglethorpe University (Ga.) Calvin College (Mich.) Tufts University (Mass.) Lake Forest College (Ill.) McMurry University (Texas) Wilmington College (Ohio) Carroll College (Wis.) University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire Capital University (Ohio) NR NR 19 NR Dropped Out: University of Chicago (Ill.), University of Scranton (Pa.),Washington University (Mo.) Others Receiving Votes: University of Chicago (Ill.)- 21; Medaille College (N.Y.)- 18; Carthage College (Wis.)- 17; Eastern Connecticut State University- 13; University of

103 Page 1 of2 Blair Cash From: Sent: To: Pat Coleman [info@d3hoops.com] Monday, December 10, :30PM coften@umw.edu; trenner@hope.edu; achoate@hputx.edu; sfrey@messiah.edu; jeffrey.bernstein@nyu.edu; fickt@uwwvax.uww.edu; ryan@cwis.biz; elfring@usm.maine.edu; Ameer.Rasheed@Thomasmore.edu; robarts.kyle@mcm.edu; salowitz@titan.iwu.edu; kpinter@kean.edu; turk@simpson.edu; christopherkilcoyne@rmc.edu; Blair Cash; jrobinso@uwsp.edu; eliaf@snycorva.cortland.edu; wajerski@lfc.edu; hyoung@oglethorpe.edu; paul.sweeney@tufts.edu Subject: Re: BKW--D3hoops.com Top 25 women's basketball poll through Dec. 9, 2007 CORRECTED POLL BELOW STERLING, Va. --Mary Washington remained in the top spot in the D3hoops.com Top 25 for Division Ill women's basketball. Games through Sunday, Dec. 9, 2007: []ITeam II W-LII Pts.ll Last Weeki [IJ!Mary_Y"I/_<:l_ _fli_ogion (15) 1~ ~~Hop~ (7) 1~ (2) 1~ EJIMf:l _ J9b (1 > 1~ York University 1~ [JillW-Wbitewater 1~ [JIQ_eP<:l_Yw al [JIS_QJJtbl::lmM<:iiiJe ~~~~ 91 9!!McMurry 1014oall 101 [IQJIThomas More_ 1~ ITIJIIIIinQj_ _\'Ye_~eyan_ [ii]ikeqn 10~ [ill I Randolph-Macon 1~ ~~ George fq~ 1~ ~~!l\1\/-=:s!eye_fl!:_qint (!I]IQQr1!Qm:LSt<:!1e ~~~~ 211 QIJIL-ake fpre~ 10]~1 141 ~~Qgletho_rp_e ~~~~ 251 l2o llrufi 1rn~1 -I ~IMectame 10~1 -I ~]Wilmington 100TII -I ~~_LJW_:-_E;_(;ly_ Claire 10~1 -I!24 IIRQc_tJe_ _te[ 10~1 -I n1 I IIIli I 12/11/2007

104 Page 2 of2 Dropped out: No. 16 Chicago, No. 18 Washington U., No. 19 Carroll, No. 22 Capital, No. 23 Calvin. Others receiving votes: Calvin 73, Carthage 55, Chicago 53, Carroll 49, Capital 43, Marymount 42, Baldwin Wallace 40, Eastern Connecticut 36, Wheaton (Ill.} 22, Amherst 21, Scranton 14, Lebanon Valley 11, UW-Stout 9, Washington U. 8, William Paterson 8, Brandeis 3, Trinity (Texas} 2, Salem State 1. The D3hoops.com Top 25 is voted on by a panel of 25 coaches, Sports Information Directors and media members from across the country, and is published weekly. 12/

105 George Fox Women's Basketball Statistics (thru Dec. 16) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (5-0) (2-0) (2-0) (1-0) CONFERENCE... (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (5-0) (2-0) (2-0) (1-0) I---TOTAL---I PTS---1 I----REBOUNDS----I #II Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Campbell, Katy Behary, Tiffany Marek-Farris, Malis Hubka, Jaime Ramey, Kaleigha Westering, Jordan Leach, Kelsi Shielee, Kristen Kuenzi, Elise Samples, MaryAnne Spotts, Mandee... s-o Gardner, B.B... s-o Keener, Lindsay Team ll ll ll Total... 5 Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: George Fox.... Opponents.... 1st 2nd Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL George Fox.... Opponents

106 Gi ~a Fox Women's Basketball Results (thru Dec. 16) RECORD: ALL GAMES... CONFERENCE... NON-CONFERENCE... OVERALL HOME (4-0) (1-0) (0-0) (0-0) (4-0) (1-0) AWAY (2-0) (0-0) (2-0) NEUTRAL (1-0) (0-0) (1-0) DATE T:tME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/16/07 6:00 pm 11/17/07 7:00 pm 11/24/07 4:00 pm 11/25/07 2:00 pm 12/08/07 6:00 pm +12/17/07 1:00 pm +12/18/07 4 or 6 pm 12/28/07 6:00 pm 12/29/07 7:00 pm *01/04/08 6:00 pm *01/05/08 6:00 pm *01/11/08 6:00 pm *01/12/08 6:00 pm *01/18/08 6:00 pm *01/19/08 6:00 pm *01/25/08 6:00 pm *01/26/08 6:00 pm *02/01/08 6:00 pm *02/02/08 6:00 pm *02/08/08 6:00 pm *02/09/08 6:00 pm *02/15/08 6:00 pm *02/16/08 6:00 pm *02/22/08 6:00 pm *02/23/08 4:00 pm 02/27/08 TBA 02/29/08 TBA 03/05/08 TBA 03/07-08/08 TBA 03/14-15/08 TBA MULTNOMAH BIBLE at Warner Pacific # at Trinity (Texas) # vs St. Mary's (Ind.) w w w w WARNER PACIFIC vs William Smith vs TBA at Northwest (Wash.) WORCESTER STATE w PACIFIC LUTHERAN (dh) (K) PUGET SOUND (dh) (K) at Willamette (dh) (K) at Linfield (dh) (K) LEWIS & CLARK (dh) (K) at Pacific (Ore.) (dh) (K) at Whitman (dh) (K) at Whitworth (dh) (K) at Pacific Lutheran (dh) (K) at Puget Sound (dh) (K) WILLAMETTE (dh) (K) LINFIELD (dh) (K) - Homecoming at Lewis & Clark (dh) (K) PACIFIC (ORE.) (dh) (K) WHITWORTH (dh) (K) WHITMAN (dh) (K) NWC Tournament semifinals (K) NWC Tournament finals (K) NCAA D-III Tournament First Round, site TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Regionals, site TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Sectionals, site TBA 03/21-22/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Final Four, Holland, Mich (16)Westering, Jordan (14)Marek-Farris, Meliss (16)Behary, Tiffany (23)Campbell, Katy (11)Marek-Farris, Meliss (9)Keener, Lindsay (10)Campbell, Katy (20)Campbell, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (?)Campbell, Katy (10)Shielee, Kristen # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas + - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. * - Northwest Conference game (dh) - doubleheader with GFU men's team (K) - KFOX Radio webcast * - Conference game ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL AVG/GAME

107 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Saturday, December 8, 2007 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) qfubruins.com (0) (C) (H) (Fax) /8- GEORGE FOX 71, WARNER PACIFIC 30: Bruins Build Big Lead Early to Bury Knights NEWBERG, Ore.- Jumping out to a 7-1 lead and taking a double-digit lead for good eight minutes into the game, the George Fox University Bruins cruised past the Warner Pacific College Knights for their fifth straight win in a non-conference women's basketball game Saturday evening here at the Wheeler Sports Center's Miller Gym. The Bruins trailed only once in the game when Lindsey Wells hit a free throw for the Knights 10 seconds into the game. Katy Campbell's three-pointer 25 seconds later sparked a 7-0 run that gave the Bruins the lead for good, and Jaime Hubka hit a trey, one of three for her in the half, to make it 21-9 with 12:13 left in the period. The George Fox lead, which was at the break, remained in double figures the rest of the way. The Bruins continued to build onto their advantage throughout the second half. MaryAnne Samples hit a three to make it a 20-point difference at four minutes into the period, and they doubled that to 40 points on a Kelsi Leach layup with 5:481eft which made it The largest lead the Bruins had was 43 points at on a three-pointer by Jordan Westering with 2:11 to go. Twelve of the 13 Bruins who played scored, although only Melissa Marek-Farris with 11 points reached double figures. The Bruins were especially hot from three-point range, hitting (.476). Kristen Shielee had game highs of 10 rebounds and four blocked shots as the Bruins held a margin on the boards and blocked eight shots in all. Campbell had four assists and three steals. Danica Wilson led the Knights with eight points and Bethany Baumann had five rebounds. Karissa Boyd passed out five assists. George Fox (5-0) is off for exams next week, then returns to action in the Posada Royale #1 Tournament Nov at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks, Calif. The Bruins will first meet William Smith College on Monday at 1:00 p.m. Warner Pacific (2-5) visits St. Martin's University on Friday at 7:00 p.m. in a game that was postponed from Dec. 7 due to the closure of Interstate 5 near Chehalis, Wash. Official Basketball Box Score Warner Pacific vs George Fox 12/08/07 6:00 pm at Newberg, Ore VISITORS: Warner Pacific 4-3 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 02 BROWN, Sally... f o-o BARTON, Jacque... f WILSON, Danica... c BOYD, Karissa... g WELLS, Lindsey... g DILLON, Aurora o-o NEWBY, Rachel o-o AINSWORTH, Meaghan KASCH, Kara o-o BAUMANN, Bethany o-o KING, Tajai o-o RIDER, Stephanie o-o TEAM Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 30.2% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 14.3% REBS F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 37.5% HOME TEAM: George Fox 5-0 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 21 Hubka, Jaime... f Campbell, Katy... f Marek-Farris, Mel iss c Behary, Tiffany... g Ramey, Kaleigha... g o-o

108 GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Saturday, December 8, :00pm Wheeler Sports Center I Miller Gym (2, 750) Newberg, Oregon George Fox University "Bruins" ( 4-0) vs. Warner Pacific College "Knights" (2-4) WARNER PACIFIC COLLEGE QUICK FACTS & ROSTER Location: Portland, Oregon N.2 ~ ~ HI Yr H!!m~town ~~Vi!!l!S Sl<h!!!!l(s) Founded: 1937 I Destiny Schang G 6'2" so Woodland, WA Woodland HS Enrollment: Sally Brown G 6'1" SR Baker City, OR Baker HS President: Dr. Jay A. Barber, Jr 3 Aurora Dillon G 5'8" SR Cloverdale, OR Nestucca HS/Portland CC Colors: Columbia Blue & Black 4 Karissa Boyd G 5'4" so Oregon City, OR Oregon City HS I Western Oregon Affiliation: NAIA 5 Lindsey Wells G 5'8" SR Oregon City, OR Oregon City HS Conference: Cascade Collegiate 13 Rachel Newby G/P 5'9" FR Portland, OR Centennial HS Dir. of Athletics: Bart Valentine 15 Meghan Ainsworth p 6'1" SR Beaverton, OR Hillsboro HS/Portland CC Sports Info Dir.: Troy Hutchinson 21 Kara Kasch p 5'10" FR Portland, OR Franklin HS Sports Info: Amanda Duchien G 5'9" so Medford, OR Cascade Christian HS Sports Web site: wamerpacific.edu/athletics 23 Bethany Baumann p 6'0" so Portland, OR Portland Christian HS Home Court: C. C. Perry Gymnasium 24 Tajei King G 5'5" FR Portland, OR City Christian HS 31 Jacque Barton G 5'9" JR Eugene, OR North Eugene HS J6-07 Overall Record: Madison Swofford p 6'1" so Juneau,AK Juneau-Douglas HS '06-07 Conference Record: 7-11 (6th) 44 Danica Wilson p 5'10" JR Naknek,AK Bristol Bay HS '06-07 Post-Season: none 45 Stephanie Rider p 5'11" so Bonney Lake, WA SumnerHS Letterwinners Back/Lost: 9/3 Head Coach: Katy Steding Starters Back/Lost: 3/2 Asst. Coaches: Angie Sun & Shawna Sipp Overall: 4-G (H: 1-0 R: 2-0 N: 1-0) I NWC: 0-0 (H: 0-0 R: 0-0) Opponent ~ ~ MULTNOMAH BIBLE COLLEGE (K) W at Wamer Pacific College W # at Trinity University (Texas) W # vs. St. Mary's College (Ind.) W WARNER PACIFIC COLLEGE (dh) - Hall of Fame (K) 6:00 p.m. + vs. William Smith College 1 :OO p.m. + vs. TBA 4 or 6 p.m. at Northwest University 6:00 p.m. WORCESTER STATE COLLEGE 7:00 p.m. PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND {dh} (K) 6:00 p.m. at Willamette University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. at Linfield College (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. LEWIS & CLARK COLLEGE (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. at Pacific University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. at WhHrnan College (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. at WhHworth University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. at Pacific Lutheran University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. at University of Puget Sound (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. LINFIELD COLLEGE {dh) - Homecoming (K) 6:00 p.m. at Lewis & Clark College {dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY (dh} (K) 6:00 p.m. WHITWORTH UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. WHITMAN COLLEGE (dh) (K) 4:00 p.m. - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. - Northwest Conference game (dh) - doubleheader with GFU men's team Home games in BOLD CAPS I Home games played at Wheeler Sports Center/Miller times Pacific and subject to change I (K) - KFOX Radio we beast NORTHWEST CONFERENCE ( STANDINGS (!bn Dec. 7l Team (Pre-season oo/1/points) N1IT:. &1.. fill. George Fox Bruins (1/84) Linfield Wildcats (5/47) Pacific Lutheran Lutes (7/28) Whitman Missionaries (6/39) Puget Sound Loggers (2175) Whitworth Pirates (4/51) Lewis & Clark Pioneers (3/61) Willamette Bearcats (8/17) Pacific Boxers (9/12) & & &uerday's Scores: Whitworth 83, Northwest 82 (UPS Winter Invitational); Southern Oregon 68, Willamette 59 (Oregon Tech Tournament); Concordia Portlandat Pacific Lutheran, ppd. to Dec. 15; at Whitman 69, Cascade 50; at Puget Sound 75 (UPS Winter Invitational), California-Santa Cruz 47 Todczy's Games: Multnomah Bible at Whitman, 2 pm; Lewis & Clark at Concordia-Portland, 2:30pm; California-Santa Cruz vs. Whitworth (UPS Winter Invitational), 3 pm; Northwest at Puget Sound (UPS Winter Invitational), 5 pm; Pacific Lutheran at Evergreen State, 5:30pm; Willamette at Oregon Tech (Oregon Tech Tournament), 5:30 pm; Warner Pacific at George Fox, 6 pm; Eastern Oregon at Linfield, 7 pm About Tonifht's Game: George Fox leads the series 25-4 since 1982 (12-1 home, 11-3 road, 2-0 neutral)... The Bruins have won the last I 0 meetings in the series, including a win in Portland on Nov. 17 this year... The Warriors' last win in the series was in Portland on Feb. 3, Warner Pacific next visits StMartin's on Dec. 14 at 7:00p.m. in a game postponed from Dec. 7 due to flooding on Interstate 5 near Chehalis, Wash...

109 Page 1 of2 Blair Cash From: Sent: To: Pat Coleman [info@d3hoops.com] Tuesday, December 04, :06 PM coften@umw.edu; achoate@hputx.edu; trenner@hope.edu; sfrey@messiah.edu; kpinter@kean.edu; jeffrey.bernstein@nyu.edu; fickt@uwwvax.uww.edu; ryan@cwis.biz; elfring@usm.maine.edu; robarts.kyle@mcm.edu; Ameer.Rasheed@Thomasmore.edu; salowitz@titan.iwu.edu; turk@simpson.edu; wajerski@lfc.edu; christopherkilcoyne@rmc.edu; dhilbert@midway.uchicago.edu; Blair Cash; Chris_Mitchell@aismail.wustl.edu; ccsports@cc.edu; jrobinso@uwsp.edu; eliaf@snycorva.cortland.edu; lreich@capital.edu; jfebus@calvin.edu; cpthompson@ups.edu; hyoung@oglethorpe.edu Subject: BKW-D3hoops.com Top 25 through Dec. 2, 2007 STERLING, Va. --The D3hoops.com Top 25 poll for women's basketball, through games of Sunday, Dec. 2: [!]ITeam II W-LII Pts.ll Last Weeki [IJIMary_Wc:t~hingtoa (15) ICBJ~I E~yn~ (2) 1~15aoll 21 []lljqpl3 (6) ICBJI EJIM~ _~@o <2> 1~ ICBJ~I 51 ~ ~l'j~_w_y_q_r~j.j.niyslf~tly ICBJI [JIUW:_Wbil~W-~1(?I ICBJI 4ooll 101 []DePauw al!~]southern Main~ ICBJI ~!McMurry [IDIIbc:>masMQre ICBJI ~~ lllinoi~ Wesleyan ICBJI3o Q3JIL._ake Forest 1~125oll 201 ~1-Ranc:t_QIQ_h-M_acon ICBJI 2o7ll 221 OIJIQ!Jj_Q gq JIGeorge Fox ~~~~ 191 OIJiwas_f1jngton u. 10~1 91!illlcarmU ~~~~ U.YY:S_tex~ms_Eqlot 10~1 161 ~~Cortland State ~~~~ 241!EJI~itgl 10~1 -I ~]QaMo 10~1 61 l24 llt=>uge.ts.c:>_lmq 10~ lloglethorpe ICBJCEJI -I Dropped out: No. 21 Bowdoin, No. 23 Scranton 12/4/2007

110 Page 2 of2 Others receiving votes: UW-Eau Claire 69, Medaille 68, Tufts 62, Rochester 53, Scranton 52, Baldwin-Wallace 46, Wilmington 41, Marymount 31, Eastern Connecticut 16, Lebanon Valley 16, Emmanuel 15, William Smith 15, Hamilton 12, Amherst 11, Bowdoin 11, Brandeis 9, Wheaton (Ill.) 9, Carthage 5, Luther 4, Fitchburg State 2, New Jersey 2, Salem State 1. The D3hoops.com Top 25 is voted on by a panel of 25 coaches, Sports Information Directors and media members from across the country, and is published weekly. 12/4/2007

111 USA TODAY I ESPN DIVISION III TOP 25 COACHES' POLL FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Week2 Poll: December4, 2007 USA TODAY/ ESPN Top 25 women's basketball poll, with first-place votes noted to the side, total points based on 25 points for first place through one point for 25th. Rank Institution - First Place Votes Previous Ranking Record Points I. Hope College (Mich.)- 5 T Howard Payne University (Texas) Messiah College (Pa.)- I I9 4. UniversityofMaryWashington(Va.)-I New York University- I University Of Southern Maine Kean University (N.J.) IO DePauw University (Ind.) University Of Wisconsin, Whitewater I Illinois Wesleyan University Thomas More College (Ky.) Simpson College (Iowa) Calvin College (Mich.) T Washington University (Mo.) Lake Forest College (Ill.) T University Of Rochester (N.Y.) Capital University (Ohio) T University Of Scranton (Pa.) Carroll College (Wis.) University OfWisconsin, Stevens Point University Of Chicago (Ill.) Randolph-Macon College (Va.) George Fox University (Ore.) Tufts University (Mass.) NR Oglethmpe University (Ga.) NR Dropped Out: University OfPuget Sound (Wash.); Bowdoin College (Maine) Others Receiving Votes: University OfPuget Sound (Wash.)- 27; University Of Wisconsin, Eau Claire- 17; McMurry University (Texas)- 11; Medaille College (N.Y.)- 11; Carthage College (Wis.)- 8; Baldwin Wallace College (Ohio)- 6; Bowdoin College (Maine)- 6; Wilmington College (Ohio)- 5; William Smith College (N.Y.)- 4; Amherst College (Mass.)- 3; Brandeis University (Mass.)- 2; The College OfNew Jersey- I; Eastern Connecticut State University- 1. The USA TODAY ESPN Board of Coaches is made up of 11 head coaches at Division III institutions. All are members of the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA). The board: Nan Carney DeBord- Non-voting Chair (Ohio Wesleyan University), Aaron Roussell (University of Chicago), Arnie Bradley (Trinity University), Brian Niemuth (Simpson College), James Scheible (University of Rochester), Jerry Scheve (Wilmington College), Michele Sharp (Kean University), Mike Strong (University of Scranton), Ron Rohn (Muhlenberg College), Stefanie Pemper (Bowdoin College), and Suzy Barcomb (University ofpuget Sound).

112 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL -Thursday, November 29, 2007 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /29 WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Weekly News & Notes Overaii4-0 (Home 1-0, Road 2-0, Neutrai1-0) NWC 0-0 (Home 0-0, Road 0-0) LINKS FOR WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TO: Quick Facts I Roster I Schedule I Statistics I Results I Press Releases I Box Scores HIGHLIGHTS: * Recent Games: Bruins Win Trinity Thanksgiving Classic Title * Coming Up: Final Game before Exams vs. Warner Pacific * Sports Hall of Fame to be Introduced at Men's Halftime on Dec. 8 * Campbell Again BAA Athlete of the Week, HM for NWC Honors * Gleanings from the Trinity Thanksgiving Classic * Polls/Rankings: GFU Up to 19th in D3hoops Poll, 24th in WBCA * NWC Stats: Campbell in Top 6 in 5 Statistical Categories * Career Lists: Campbell Climbs Two Spots to 9th in Rebounds RECENT GAMES: 2 0 (Click scores for link to stories and box scores): Nov. 24- George Fox 55, at Trinitv TX 53 {Trinitv Thanksgiving Classic) Nov. 25- George Fox 69. St. Mary's IN 58 {Trinitv Thanksgiving Classic) COMING UP: Final Game before Exams vs. Warner Pacific Sat., Dec. 8, 6:00 p.m. vs. Warner Pacific College, in Newberg, Ore. Warner Pacific (2-4) First game of a doubleheader (men's game vs. Northwest at 8:00p.m.)... The Knights from Portland, Ore., are members of the NAIA Division II and the Cascade Collegiate Athletic Conference... George Fox leads the series 25-4 since 1982 (12-1 home, 11-3 road, 2-0 neutral)... The Bruins have won the last 10 meetings in the series, including a win in Portland on Nov. 17 this year... The Warriors' last win in the series was in Portland on Feb. 3, Warner Pacific averages 56.5 ppg and allows The Knights have one double-figure scorer: P Danica Wilson (10.8), who is also their leading rebounder (6.8)... Warner Pacific visits Northwest Christian on Dec. 1 and St. Martin's on Dec. 7 before meeting George Fox, then visits Linfield on Dec. 15 at 7:00p.m... COACH SCOTT RUECK: Scott Rueck (Oregon State '91 ), the Northwest Conference Coach of the Year, is (.721) to date in his 12th season as a college head coach, all at George Fox. He also received NWC Coach of the Year honors in , (Co-Coach), and He has guided the Bruins to four NCAA Tournament appearances and a 4-3 playoff record in the last eight years. Click here for the complete bio on Coach Rueck. Rueck vs. upcoming opponents: Warner Pacific- 3-0 (home 2-0, road 1-0) BRUIN BITS: * Sports Hall of Fame to be Introduced at Men's Halftime on Dec. 8 Members of the George Fox Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2008 will be introduced at halftime of the Bruins' men's game vs. Northwest on Saturday, Dec. 8, which starts at 8:00p.m. The inductees, who make up the 13th class to be admitted to the Hall, included track/basketball player Nancy Rissmiller, track and field athletes Adolphus Onua and John Smith, the 1980 women's

113 -Lowest Opponents' Field Goal Pet., Game-.105 (4-38) vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/16 (previous record was.136, 8-59 at Whitman, 2/19/2000) * NWC Stats: Campbell in Top 6 in 5 Statistical Categories Where the Bruins rank in the latest Northwest Conference slats (thru Nov. 27): Scoring Offense- 2nd (71.2) Scoring Defense- 1st (39.5) Scoring Margin -1st (+31.8) Field Goal Pet. -2nd (.460) Field Goal Pet. Defense- 2nd (.313) 3-Pt Field Goals- 3rd (6.75) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet.- 4th (.31 0) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet. Defense- 6th (.286) Free Throw Pet.- 3rd (. 702) Rebounding Offense- 4th (42.5) Rebounding Defense- 1st (28.3) Rebounding Margin -1st (+14.2) Assists -1st (19.00) Blocked Shots- 1st (4.75, T) Steals -1st (11.50) Turnover Margin- 1st (+6.25) Assistrrurnover Ratio - 3rd (0.99) - Katy Campbell is 3rd in rebounding (10.8), 4th in field goal pet. (.571), 5th in scoring (14.5, T), blocked shots (1.00, T), 6th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.500, T)... -Melissa Marek-Farris is 1st in blocked shots (2.25), 5th in field goal pet. (.542), 13th in rebounding (6.3), 30th in scoring (8.3, T) -Tiffany Behary is 3rd in 3-pt field goals (1. 75, T), 4th in assistrro ratio (1. 71 ), 9th in steals (1. 75, T), 1Oth in assists (3.0), 13th in free throw pet. (.750, T), 14th in 3-pt field goal pet. (.412), 19th in scoring (9.5, T)... -Jaime Hubka is 3rd in 3-pt field goals (1. 75, T), 30th in scoring (8.5, T)... - Kaleigha Ramey is 26th in scoring (8.5, T)... -Elise Kuenzi is 15th in steals (1.50, T)... - B.B. Gardner is 9th in steals (1.75, T)... -MaryAnne Samples is 15th in steals (1.50, T)... Click here for the latest NWC Statistics. * Double-Doubles: - Katy Campbell: career 9, season 2-13 pts/10 reb at Warner Pacific, 11/17; 11 pts/20 reb at Trinity TX, 11/24 * Career Lists: Campbell Climbs Two Spots to 9th in Rebounds - Katy Campbell had 27 rebounds in the Bruins' two games last week, giving her 43 for the season and 559 in her career and moving her past Darby Cave (544, ) and Tracy Nelson (555, ) into 9th on the all-time GFU list. Ahead is Liz Stephens (566, )... She was in the two games, giving her a career field goal pet. of.457 ( ), 7th best all-time - Melissa Marek-Farris had 5 blocked shots in the Bruins' two games last week, giving her 9 for the season and 113 in her career, 3rd on the all-time GFU list. Shawna Chandler (188, ) is 2nd... She was 5-11 from the field in the two games and has a career field goal pet. of.509 ( ), 3rd-best all-time... -Tiffany Behary had 9 assists in the Bruins' two games last week, giving her 12 this season and 200 in her career. She needs 3 more to pass Jennifer Childress (202, ) for 10th on the all-time GFU list... She was 7-13 in 3-pt field goals in the two games, giving her a career 3-pt field pet. of.372 ( ), 6th best all-time... -Jaime Hubka was 6-14 in 3-pt field goals in the last two games, giving her a career 3-pt field goal pet. of.364 (51-140), 7th best all-time...

114 :: USA Today/ESPN/WHCA Vlll Coaches Poll Page 1 of2 USA TODAY ESPN DIVISION III TOP 25 COACHES' POLL FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Week 1 Poll: November 27, 2007 USA TODAY ESPN Top 25 women's basketball poll, with first-place votes noted to the side, total points based on 25 poin place through one point for 25th. Rank Institution - First Place Votes Preseason Ranking Record Points 1. Howard Payne University {Texas) T2. Calvin College (Mich.) T2. Hope College (Mich.) New York University Messiah College (Pa.) University of Mary Washington (Va.) Washington University (Mo.) DePauw University (Ind.) University Of Southern Maine Kean University (N.J.) Simpson College (Iowa) Illinois Wesleyan University University Of Scranton (Pa.) Thomas More College (Ky.) NR University Of Wisconsin, Whitewater University Of Rochester (N.Y.) University Of Puget Sound (Wash.) University Of Chicago (Ill.) NR Bowdoin College (Maine) University Of Wisconsin, Stevens Point NR Carroll College (Wis.) NR T22. Capital University (Ohio) T22. Lake Forest College (Ill.) George Fox University (Ore.) NR Randolph-Macon College (Va.) Dropped Out: Luther College (Iowa), Emmanuel College (Mass.), University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, Millikin Universit) Wilmington College (Ohio). Others Receiving Votes: McMurry University (Texas) -28; University Of Wisconsin, Eau Claire- 22; Wilmington CollegE 21; Medaille College (N.Y.) - 20; Baldwin-Wallace College (Ohio) - 16; Emmanuel College (Mass.) - 16; Millikin Universit Oglethorpe University (Ga.) - 11; William Smith College (N.Y.) - 9; Luther College (Iowa) - 6; Tufts University (Mass.) - College {N.Y.) - 1; Mount St. Mary College (N.Y.) - 1. The USA TODAY ESPN Board of Coaches is made up of 11 head coaches at Division III institutions. All are members of tt Women's Basketba{LCoct~ll.es_As.socia_tig_n_(WJ;\_CA). The board: Nan Carney-DeBord- Non-voting Chair (0 Wesleyan University), Aaron Roussell (University of Chicago), Arnie Bradley (Trinity University), Brian Niemuth (Simpsor James Scheible {University of Rochester), Jerry Scheve (Wilmington College), Michele Sharp (Kean University), Mike Stn (University of Scranton), Ron Rohn (Muhlenberg College), Stefanie Pemper (Bowdoin College), and Suzy Barcomb (UnivE Puget Sound). wbca.org/d III CoachesPoll.asp 11/29/2007

115 Page 1 of2 Blair Cash From: Sent: To: Pat Coleman [info@d3hoops.com] Monday, November 26, :36 PM info@d3hoops.com; coften@umw.edu; achoate@hputx.edu; sfrey@messiah.edu; trenner@hope.edu; kpinter@kean.edu; jfebus@calvin.edu; jeffrey.bernstein@nyu.edu; ryan@cwis.biz; turk@simpson.edu; Chris_Mitchell@aismail.wustl.edu; fickt@uwwvax.uww.edu; robarts.kyle@mcm.edu; elfring@usm.maine.edu; salowitz@titan.iwu.edu; cpthompson@ups.edu; jstrick@uwsp.edu; Ameer.Rasheed@Thomasmore.edu; dhilbert@midway.uchicago.edu; Blair Cash; wajerski@lfc.edu; jcaton@bowdoin.edu; christopherkilcoyne@rmc.edu; southardk2@uofs.edu; eliaf@snycorva.cortland.edu; ccsports@cc.edu Subject: BKW-D3hoops.com Top 25 through Nov. 25, 2007 The D3hoops.com women's basketball Top 25, through games of Nov. 25, 2007: [[]Team II W-LII pts.ll Last Weeki (IJIMC!!Y W9shington (14) 1~ Payl]~ (3) 1~ ~ i9jl (2) 1~ EJIHoPt3 (6) 1~ n 1~ [[]!calvin I~GDI 91 ~~New York University 1~ ~IQE;lpqy_w IJEJI UW-Whitewater 1~ I:DJIM~MYf!Y M_aint3 ~~~~ ~~~~ 161 OIJiminois Wesleyan 10~1 151 OIJI Puget Sound ~~~~ 191 ~lu_w~_s_t.t3ven~ Point ~~~~ 241 OI]IIb_om_<!s_M_orn 1~ I (!~]Cbi~go ~~~~ -I DIJI_G_~Qige Fo~ ~~~~ I!Lake Forest ~~~~ 10~ jji:s9n_c;lqipb::ma_gqo ~~~~ 231 ]I scranton ~~~~ llcortjand State ~~~~ -I ~IC_<moll ~~~~ -I 11129/2007

116 Page 2 of2 Dropped out: No. 12 Luther, No. 13 Millikin, No. 14 Brandeis, No. 20 Capital, No. 21 Emmanuel Others receiving votes: Medaille 63, Baldwin-Wallace 58, Oglethorpe 58, Rochester 58, Emmanuel47, Tufts 38, Brandeis 30, Capital 24, Marymount 21, Millikin 16, William Smith 15, UW-Eau Claire 13, Ohio Wesleyan 11, Luther 10, Bates 9, Hamilton 8, Wilmington 8, Eastern Connecticut 7, Carthage 3, Fitchburg State 2, King's 1, New Jersey 1. The D3hoops.com Top 25 is voted on by a panel of 25 coaches, Sports Information Directors and media members from across the country, and is published weekly /2007

117 George Fox Women's Basketball Statistics (thru Dec. 7) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (4-0) (1-0) (2-0) (1-0) CONFERENCE... (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (4-0) (1-0) (2-0) (1-0) I---TOTAL---I PTS---1 I----REBOUNDS----I ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Campbell, Katy Behary, Tiffany Ramey, Kaleigha Hubka, Jaime Marek-Farris, Melis Westering, Jordan Leach, Kelsi Kuenzi, Elise Shielee, Kristen Samples, MaryAnne Spotts, Mandee Gardner, B.B Keener, Lindsay Team ll Total... 4 Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: George Fox.... Opponents.... 1st 2nd Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL George Fox.... Opponents

118 Ge d Fox Women's Basketball Results (thru Dec. 7) RECORD: ALL GAMES... CONFERENCE... NON-CONFERENCE... OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL (4-0) (1-0) (2-0) (1-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (4-0) (1-0) (2-0) (1-0) DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/16/07 6:00 pm 11/17/07 7:00 pm 11/24/07 4:00 pm 11/25/07 2:00 pm MULTNOMAH BIBLE w at Warner Pacific w i at Trinity (Texas) w i VS St. Mary's (Ind.) w /08/07 6:00 pm +12/17/07 1:00pm +12/18/07 4 or 6 pm 12/28/07 6:00 pm 12/29/07 7:00pm *01/04/08 6:00 pm WARNER PACIFIC (dh) (K) - VS William Smith VS TBA at Northwest (Wash.) WORCESTER STATE PACIFIC LUTHERAN (dh) (K) Hall of Fame *01/05/08 6:00 pm PUGET SOUND (dh) (K) *01/11/08 6:00 pm at Willamette (dh) (K) *01/12/08 6:00 pm at Linfield (dh) (K) *01/18/08 6:00 pm LEWIS & CLARK (dh) (K) *01/19/08 6:00 pm *01/25/08 6:00 pm *01/26/08 6:00 pm *02/01/08 6:00 pm *02/02/08 6:00 pm *02/08/08 6:00 pm at Pacific (Ore.) (dh) (K) at Whitman (dh) (K) at Whitworth (dh) (K) at Pacific Lutheran (dh) (K) at Puget Sound (dh) (K) WILLAMETTE (dh) (K) *02/09/08 6:00 pm LINFIELD (dh) (K) - Homecoming *02/15/08 6:00 pm at Lewis & Clark (dh) (K) *02/16/08 6:00 pm PACIFIC (ORE.) (dh) (K) *02/22/08 6:00 pm WHITWORTH (dh) (K) *02/23/08 4:00 pm WHITMAN (dh) (K) 02/27/08 TBA NWC Tournament semifinals (K) 02/29/08 TBA NWC Tournament finals (K) 03/05/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament First Round, site TBA 03/07-08/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Regionals, site TBA 03/14-15/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Sectionals, site TBA 03/21-22/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Final Four, Holland, Mich (16)Westering, Jordan (14)Marek-Farris, Meliss (16)Behary, Tiffany (23)Campbell, Katy (9)Keener, Lindsay (10)Campbe11, Katy (20)Campbell, Katy (7)Marek-Farris, Meliss (?)Campbell, Katy # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas +- Posada Royale il Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. * - Northwest Conference game (dh) -doubleheader with GFU men's team (K) - KFOX Radio webcast * - Conference game ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL

119 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Sunday, November 25, 2007 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /25- GEORGE FOX 69, ST. MARY'S 58: Bruins Snare Trinity Tournament Title over Ravens SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Forward Katy Campbell and point guard Tiffany Behary combined for 42 points, 33 of them in the second half, as the George Fox University Bruins rallied from a 12-point first-half deficit to defeat the St. Mary's College Ravens and claim the Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic women's basketball tournament title Sunday afternoon here at Sams Gymnasium. The first half was close through the first 11 minutes, MaryAnne Samples' three-pointer with 9:42 left bringing the Bruins within two points of the Ravens at A 12-2 outburst, capped by a three from Megan Conaty, gave the team from Notre Dame, Indiana, a lead with 5:42 to go, but the Bruins bounced back behind a pair of threes by Jamie Hubka and one from Behary to close within one at with 1:44 remaining. St. Mary's got a basket by Alison Kessler at 1:33 to take a lead into halftime. Behary canned another three 30 seconds into the second half to tie it 30-30, and the teams battled on even terms for the next 12 minutes, with four leads changes and two more ties. Back-to-back baskets by Anna Kammrath secured a tie for the Ravens with 7:40 to play, but Campbell sank two free throws with 7:16 remaining to break the deadlock, and the Bruins never trailed again. Over the next five minutes, Campbell scored eight points and Behary seven in a 15-6 Bruin run that raised the score to with 2:45 to play. A basket by Melissa Marek-Farris and 7-of-8 free throw shooting by the Bruins in the final1 :20 kept the Ravens at bay. Campbell finished with 23 points and Behary 19 for the Bruins, who scorched the nets in the second half, hitting.571 (12-21) from the field. Campbell and Marek-Farris had seven rebounds each as the Bruins held a slight edge on the glass, Marek-Farris also had a team-high four assists and three blocked shots. Behary and Campbell had three steals apiece. Kessler, who set a St. Mary's single-season scoring record last year, had 19 points to pace the Ravens, while Erin Newsom added 17 and Kammrath 12. Newsom had nine rebounds, Katie Rashid passed out four assists, and Kammrath had four steals and three blocks. The pairings for all four games of the tournament were pre-set, but with George Fox defeating Trinity and St. Mary's hammering the College of Notre Dame (Md.) on Saturday, the second day's matchups featured the two 1-0 teams in the first game and the two 0-1 teams in the second. Trinity knocked off Notre Dame in the consolation game. Campbell was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player, while Behary was also an All-Tournament selection, along with Kessler, Krista Prato Matthews and Megan Scholbe oftrinity, and Sasha Matthew of Notre Dame. George Fox (4-0) is off until Saturday, Dec. 8, when the Bruins will play their home opener against Warner Pacific College at 6:00 p.m. St. Mary's is now 2-3, Trinity 4-1, and Notre Dame 2-3. Official Basketball Box Score St. Mary's (Ind.) VS George Fox 11/25/07 2:00 pm at San Antonio, Texas - Sams Gymnasium VISITORS: St. Mary's (Ind.) 2-3 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ll# Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 12 Megan Conaty... * Katie Rashid... * Alison Kessler... * Erin Newsom... * Anna Kammrath... * Liz Wade Jordan Cronin Nicole Beier TEAM 1 Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 46.8% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 40.0% REBS F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 88.9% 0

120 George Fox Women's Basketball Statistics (thru Nov. 24) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (3-0) (1-0) (2-0) (0-0) CONFERENCE... (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (3-0) (1-0) (2-0) (0-0) I---TOTAL---I PTS---1 I----REBOUNDS----I #it Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Campbell, Katy Ramey, Kaleigha Marek-Farris, Melis Hubka, Jaime westering, Jordan Leach, Kelsi Behary, Tiffany Kuenzi, Elise Shielee, Kristen Spotts, Mandee Samples, MaryAnne Gardner, B.B Keener, Lindsay Team Total... 3 Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: George Fox.... Opponents.... 1st 2nd Total DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL George Fox.... Opponents

121 Ge. ~Fox Women's Basketball Results (thru Nov. 24) RECORD: ALL GAMES... CONFERENCE... NON-CONFERENCE... OVERALL HOME (3-0) (l-0) (0-0) (0-0) (3-0) (1-0) AWAY (2-0) (0-0) (2-0) NEUTRAL (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/16/07 6:00 pm 11/17/07 7:00 pm 11/24/07 4:00pm #11/25/07 12:00 pm - x 12/08/07 6:00 pm +12/17/07 1:00 pm +12/18/07 4 or 6 pm 12/28/07 6:00 pm 12/29/07 7:00pm *01/04/08 6:00 pm *01/05/08 6:00 pm *01/11/08 6:00 pm *01/12/08 6:00 pm *01/18/08 6:00 pm *01/19/08 6:00 pm *01/25/08 6:00 pm *01/26/08 6:00 pm *02/01/08 6:00 pm *02/02/08 6:00 pm *02/08/08 6:00 pm *02/09/08 6:00 pm *02/15/08 6:00 pm *02/16/08 6:00 pm *02/22/08 6:00 pm *02/23/08 4:00pm 02/27/08 TBA 02/29/08 TBA 03/05/08 TBA 03/07-08/08 TBA 03/14-15/08 TBA MULTNOMAH BIBLE at Warner Pacific # at Trinity (Texas) vs St. Mary's (Ind.) WARNER PACIFIC (dh) (K) vs William Smith vs TBA at Northwest (Wash.) WORCESTER STATE PACIFIC LUTHERAN (dh) (K) PUGET SOUND (dh) (K) at Willamette (dh) (K) at Linfield (dh) (K) LEWIS & CLARK (dh) (K) at Pacific (Ore.) (dh) (K) at Whitman (dh) (K) at Whitworth (dh) (K) w w w Hall of Fame at Pacific Lutheran (dh) (K) at Puget Sound (dh) (K) WILLAMETTE (dh) (K) LINFIELD (dh) (K) - Homecoming at Lewis & Clark (dh) (K) PACIFIC (ORE.) (dh) (K) WHITWORTH (dh) (K) WHITMAN (dh) (K) NWC Tournament semifinals (K) NWC Tournament finals (K) NCAA D-III Tournament First Round, site TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Regionals, site TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Sectionals, site TBA 03/21-22/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Final Four, Holland, Mich (16)Westering, Jordan (14)Marek-Farris, Meliss (16)Behary, Tiffany (9)Keener, Lindsay (lo)campbell, Katy (20)Campbell, Katy # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas X - Times listed are Pacific; local times (Central) are 4 pm and 2 pm + - Posada Royale #l Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. * - Northwest Conference game (dh) -doubleheader with GFU men's team (K) - KFOX Radio webcast * - Conference game ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME... l AWAY l.62 NEUTRAL TOTAL

122 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Wednesday, November 21, 2007 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /21 WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Weekly News & Notes Overall 2 0 (Home 1-0, Road 1-0) NWC 0-0 (Home 0-0, Road 0-0) LINKS FOR WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TO: Quick Facts I Roster I Schedule I Statistics I Results I Press Releases I Box Scores HIGHLIGHTS: * Recent Games: Bruins Open with Wins over Multnomah, Warner Pacific * Coming Up: Two Games in Trinity Thanksgiving Classic in San Antonio * Campbell BAA Athlete of the Week, HM for NWC Honors * Polls/Rankings: Bruins 21st in D3hoops Poll, 26th in WBCA * Bruins Set Six New Records in Win over Multnomah * NWC Stats: Bruins Early League Leaders in 13 Categories *Career Lists: Campbell, Behary Near Top 10 in Rebounds, Assists RECENT GAMES: 2-0 (Click scores for link to stories and box scores): Nov. 16-at George Fox 111, Multnomah Bible 13 Nov. 17- George Fox 50. at Warner Pacific 34 COMING UP: Two Games in Trinity Thanksgiving Classic in San Antonio Sat., Nov. 24, 2:00 pm (4 pm Central)- at Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas Sun., Nov. 25, 12:00 pm (2 pm Central)- vs. St. Mary's College (Ind.), San Antonio, Texas Trinity (3-0)- First GFU game in the Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic... St. Mary's (Ind.) meets the College of Notre Dame (Md.) in the tournament's other game at 12:00 pm (2 pm Central)... The Tigers from San Antonio, Texas, are members of the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference... George Fox and Trinity have never met, but the two played in the same NCAA National Tournament sectional at Randolph-Macon in 2005, with the Tigers losing to Randolph-Macon while the Bruins defeated St. Benedict and then lost to RMU in the "Elite 8"... Trinity has won three in a row, all at home, including a over Mary Hardin-Baylor in the last game on Nov The Tigers average 68.3 ppg and allow The Tigers have three players scoring in double figures: F Meghan Scholbe (17.3), C Krista Prato Matthews (13.3), and F Genevieve Hurlbutt (13.0)... Scholbe (12.7) and Matthews (12.0) are alos double-figure rebounders... G Danielle Hubenak is the assists leader (3.3)... Scholbe is the steals leader (3. 7)... St. Mary's (1-2)- Second GFU game in the Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic... Trinity and Notre Dame meet in the tournament finale at 2:00pm (4 pm Central)... The Ravens from Notre Dame, Ind. (yes, across the street from the famous Golden Dome) are members of the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association... George Fox leads the series with St. Mary's 1-0, having defeated the Ravens in the AmeriSport Coconut Coast Classic in Hilo, Hawai'i, on Dec. 18, St. Mary's is coming off a oss at Anderson on Nov The Ravens average 61.0 ppg and allow The Ravens have three players scoring in double figures: G Alison Kessler (14.3), F Erin Newsom (12.7), and G Katie Rashid (11.0)... Newsom is the top rebounder(10.7)... Kessler is the assists leader (3.3) and steals leader (3.0)... Kessler is a two-time First Team MIAA selection and set a St. Mary's single-season scoring record last year... COACH SCOTI RUECK: Scott Rueck (Oregon State '91), the Northwest Conference Coach of the Year, is (.719) to date in his 12th season as a college head coach, all at George Fox. He also received NWC Coach of the Year honors in , (Co-Coach), and He has guided the Bruins to four NCAA Tournament appearances and a 4-3 playoff record in the last eight years. Click here for the complete bio on Coach Rueck. Rueck vs. upcoming opponents:

123 Where the Bruins rank in the latest Northwest Conference stats (thru Nov. 19): Scoring Offense -1st (80.5) Scoring Defense- 1st (23.5) Scoring Margin -1st (+57.0) Field Goal Pet.- 1st (.496) Field Goal Pet. Defense- 1st (.198) 3-Pt Field Goals- 7th (4.00) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet.- 8th (.200) 3-Pt Field Goal Pet. Defense - 1st (.211) Free Throw Pet. -5th (.677) Rebounding Offense -1st (51.0) Rebounding Defense- 1st (25.5) Rebounding Margin -1st (+25.5) Assists -1st (23.50) Blocked Shots - 2nd (5.00, T) Steals- 1st (15.00) Turnover Margin - 1st ( ) AssisVTurnover Ratio -1st (1.21) - Katy Campbell is 3rd in field goal pet. (.611 ), 4th in rebounding (8.0, T), 9th in scoring (12.0, T), 8th in blocked shots (1.00, T)... -Melissa Marek-Farris is 2nd in field goal pet. (.615), 3rd in blocked shots (2.00), 7th in rebounding (6.5, T), 13th in scoring (11.0, T), 14th in free throw pet. (.750, T), steals (1.50, T)... - Jaime Hubka is 5th in steals (2.00, T)... - Kaleigha Ramey is 5th in assisvto ratio (1.50, T), 7th in scoring (13.0, T), 11th in assists (3.00, T), 14th in steals (1.50, T), 3-pt field goals (1.00, T)... -Kristen Shielee is 14th in blocked shots (0.50, T)... - Elise Kuenzi is 4th in field goal pet. (.600), 5th in steals (2,00, T)... - Mandee Spotts is 1st in assisvto ratio (9.00), 3rd in assists (4.50)... - B.B. Gardner is 2nd in steals (3.00),, 14th in blocked shots (0.50, T)... -MaryAnne Samples is 5th in steals (2.00, T), 14th in blocked shots (0.50, T)... - Lindsay Keener is 5th in assisvto ratio (1.50, T), 11th in assists (3.00, T)... -Jordan Westering is 1st in free throw pet. (1.000, T), 14th in blocked shots (0.50, T), 26th in scoring (8.0, T)... Click here for the latest NWC Statistics. * Double-Doubles: - Katy Campbell: Career 8, season 1-13 pts/10 reb at Warner Pacific, 11/17 *Career Lists: Campbell, Behary Near Top 10 in Rebounds, Assists - Katy Campbell has 16 rebounds this season and 532 in her career, needing 12 more to tie Darby Cave (544, ) for 10th on the all-time GFU list... After going from the field to start the season, she has a career field goal pet. of.454 ( ), 11th on the all-time list... -Melissa Marek-Farris has 4 blocked shots this season and 108 in her career, 3rd on the all-time GFU list. Shawna Chandler (188, ) is 2nd... She is 8-13 from the field this season and has a career field goal pet. of.511 ( ), 3rd-best all-time... -Tiffany Behary has 3 assists this season and 190 in her career, needing 3 more to tie Heather Gurney (193, ) for 10th alltime... Her career 3-pt field pet. of.364 (95-261) ranks 6th all-time... -Jaime Hubka has a career 3-pt field goal pet. of.357 (45-126), ranking 8th all-time...

124 George Fox Women's Basketball Statistics (thru Nov. 23) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES (2-0) (1-0) (1-0) (0-0) CONFERENCE..... (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE.. (2-0) (1-0) (1-0) (0-0) I---TOTAL---I PTS---1 I----REBOUNDS----I ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pet 3FG-FGA Pet FT-FTA Pet Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Ramey, Kaleigha Campbell, Katy Marek-Farris, Melis westering, Jordan Kuenzi, Elise Leach, Kelsi Hubka, Jaime Spotts, Mandee Shielee, Kristen Samples, MaryAnne Gardner, B.B Keener, Lindsay Behary, Tiffany Team ll sao sao l.ooo l.ooo.750.ooo.ooo.ooo.000.sao.500.sao o.o ll l.o l.s Total... 2 Opponents SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd Total George Fox Opponents DEADBALL REBOUNDS: OFF DEF TOTAL George Fox Opponents

125 ~e Fox Women's Basketball Results (thru Nov. 23) RECORD: ALL GAMES... CONFERENCE... NON-CONFERENCE... OVERALL HOME (2-0) (l-0) (0-0) (0-0) (2-0) (1-0) AWAY (1-0) (0-0) (1-0) NEUTRAL (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/16/07 6:00 pm 11/17/07 7:00pm #11/24/07 2:00 pm - x #11/25/07 12:00 pm - x 12/08/07 6:00 pm +12/17/07 1:00 pm +12/18/07 4 or 6 pm 12/28/07 6:00 pm 12/29/07 7:00 pm *01/04/08 6:00 pm *01/05/08 6:00 pm *01/11/08 6:00 pm *01/12/08 6:00 pm *01/18/08 6:00 pm *01/19/08 6:00 pm *01/25/08 6:00 pm *01/26/08 6:00 pm *02/01/08 6:00 pm *02/02/08 6:00 pm *02/08/08 6:00 pm *02/09/08 6:00 pm *02/15/08 6:00 pm *02/16/08 6:00 pm *02/22/08 6:00 pm *02/23/08 4:00pm 02/27/08 TBA 02/29/08 TBA 03/05/08 TBA 03/07-08/08 TBA 03/14-15/08 TBA MULTNOMAH BIBLE at warner Pacific at Trinity (Texas) VS St. Mary'S (Ind.) WARNER PACIFIC (dh) (K) VS William Smith VS TBA at Northwest (Wash.) WORCESTER STATE PACIFIC LUTHERAN (dh) (K) PUGET SOUND (dh) (K) at Willamette (dh) (K) at Linfield (dh) (K) LEWIS & CLARK (dh) (K) at Pacific (Ore.) (dh) (K) at Whitman (dh) (K) at Whitworth (dh) (K) at Pacific Lutheran (dh) (K) at Puget Sound (dh) (K) WILIJIMETTE (dh) (K) w w Hall of Fame LINFIELD (dh) (K) - Homecoming at Lewis & Clark (dh) (K) PACIFIC (ORE.) (dh) (K) WHITWORTH (dh) (K) WHITMAN (dh) (K) NWC Tournament semifinals (K) NWC Tournament finals (K) NCAA D-III Tournament First Round, site TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Regiona1s, site TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Sectionals, site TBA 03/21-22/08 TBA NCAA D-III Tournament Final Four, Holland, Mich (16)Westering, Jordan (14)Marek-Farris, Meliss (9)Keener, Lindsay (10)Campbell, Katy # - Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas X - Times listed are Pacific; local times (Central) are 4 pm and 2 pm +- Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. * - Northwest Conference game (dh) - doubleheader with GFU men's team (K) - KFOX Radio webcast * - Conference game ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL

126 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Saturday, November 24, 2007 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) qfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /24- GEORGE FOX 55. TRINITY 53: Campbell's Double-Double Lifts Bruins Past Tigers SAN ANTONIO, Texas- Katy Campbell capped off an 11-point, 20-rebound performance by hitting the game-winning basket with five seconds left, lifting the George Fox University Bruins to a win over the host Trinity University Tigers on the first day of the Trinity Thanksgiving Classic women's basketball tournament Saturday afternoon here at Sams Gymnasium. The game was tied when the Bruins took the first-half lead for good on a three-pointer by Kaleigha Ramey with 10:35 left in the period. Tiffany Behary hit a three a minute later, one of three for her in the half, to make it 16-10, and the Bruins built a ninepoint lead twice, the last at with 1 :47 left on a pair of Jamie Hubka free throws. Danielle Hubenak's basket for the Tigers with 33 seconds remaining cut the George Fox lead to at the half. The Bruins then went ice-cold to open the second half, missing their first 11 shots and committing six turnovers in the first seven minutes of the period. That enabled the Tigers to run off 13 unanswered points, capped by a trey from Genevieve Hurlbutt, for a ead with 13:06 to play. Hubka broke the string with a three at 12:46, then tied the game with another three at 12:04, and Behary put the Bruins back ahead with her fourth three-pointer at 11:11. Trinity was never able to regain the lead thereafter, but did manage three more ties. George Fox appeared to have the upper hand after Melissa Marek-Farris made a layup with 1:29 to go for a lead, but Krista Prato Matthews hit a jumper and Rachel Snyder made a steal, setting up a tying layup by Megan Scholbe to make it with 24 seconds left. After a timeout, the Bruins worked the ball around for the last shot, Behary feeding Campbell for the winning shot. Trinity took its last time out to set up a final play, but Scholbe turned the ball over with one second left as the Bruins hung on. Behary with 16 points and Hubka with 14, each hitting four three-pointers, led the Bruins, while Campbell scored 11 as she recorded her second double-double in as many games. Her 20 rebounds tied for the fourth-highest total in a game in Bruin history- the record is 23 by Debby Wiggers vs. Linfield in 1981 and Tammy Lewis vs. Western Oregon in and moved her past Darby Cave into 10th place on the GFU career rebounds list with 552. Behary handed out seven assists. The Bruins hit 10 three-pointers and out-boarded the Tigers Prato Matthews had 17 points and just missed a double-double with nine rebounds for the Tigers. Hurlbutt came off the bench to score 11 points, while Scholbe had a team-high 10 rebounds and four steals. In the tournament's first game earlier in the day, St. Mary's College (Ind.) hammered the College of Notre Dame (Md.) Sunday's schedule has George Fox (3-0) vs. St. Mary's (2-2) at 2:00p.m. Central time (12:00 noon Pacific), and Trinity (3-1) vs. Notre Dame (2-2) at 4:00 p.m. Central. Official Basketball Box Score George Fox vs Trinity (Texas) 11/24/07 4:00 pm at San Antonio, Texas - Sams Gymnasium VISITORS: George Fox 3-0 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS It# Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 02 Behary, Tiffany Hubka, Jaime Ramey, Kaleigha o-o Campbell, Katy Marek-Farris, Mel iss * Kuenzi, Elise Gardner, B.B Samples, MaryAnne Spotts, Mandee Team Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 37.5% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 41.7% REBS F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 60.0% 1

127 GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Friday, November 16, :00pm Wheeler Sports Center I Miller Gym (2, 750) Newberg, Oregon George Fox University "Bruins" (0-0) vs. Multnomah Bible College "Lions" (1-6) MULTNOMAH BIBLE COLLEGE QUICK FACTS & ROSTER Location: Portland, Oregon NQ.,_ Nill:M. ~ Founded: 1936 Enrollment: Monica Atkinson Guard President: Dr. Daniel R. Lockwood 12 Elizabeth Clemen Guard Colors: Blue &Gold 14 Carolyn Barger Guard Affiliation: NCCAA Div. II 20 Camilla Jacobson Forward Conference: Pacific Christian Athletic 22 Christine Anaruk Guard Dir. of Athletics: Lois Vos 24 Diana Chinn Forward Sports Info Dir.: Lois Vos 32 Kelly Young Forward Sports Info: (503) Susanna Duke Forward Sports Web site: Home Court: Lytle Fieldhouse (1,250) Head Coach: Amy Thomas Ht. 5'6 5'7 5'4 5'7 5'7 5'8 5'10 5'8 YL... Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Sr. Jr. Hometown Bend, Oregon Bremerton, Washington Noorvik, Alaska Sisters, Oregon Akiachak, Alaska Keyport, Washington Port Orchard, Washington Jefferson, Oregon J6-07 Overall Record: n/a, lst-yr program '06-07 Conference Record: n/a '06-07 Post-Beason: n/a Letterwinners Back/Lost: n/a Starters Back/Lost: n/a Overall: 0.0 (H: 0.0 R: 0.0 N: 0.0) I NWC: 0.0 (H: 0.0 R: 0.0) Opponent WJJ.. ~ 11/16 MULTNOMAH BIBLE COLLEGE (K) 7:00 p.m. 11/17 at Warner Pacific College 7:00 p.m. 11/24 # at Trinity University (Texas) 2:00 p.m. 11/25 # vs. St. Mary's College (Ind.) 12:00 p.m. 12/8 WARNER PACIFIC COLLEGE (dh) - Hall of Fame (K) 6:00 p.m vs. William SmHh College 1:00 p.m vs. TBA 4 or 6 p.m at Northwest University 6:00 p.m. 12/29 WORCESTER STATE COLLEGE 7:00 p.m. 1/4 PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 1/5 UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 1/11 at Willamette University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 1/12 at Linfield College (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 1/18 * LEWIS & CLARK COLLEGE (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 1/19 at Pacific University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 1/25 at WhHman College (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. 1/26 at WhHworth University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. at Pacific Lutheran University (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. at University of Puget Sound (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. * WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. * LINFIELD COLLEGE (dh) - Homecoming (K) 6:00 p.m. at Lewis & Clark College (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. WHITWORTH UNIVERSITY (dh) (K) 6:00 p.m. * WHITMAN COLLEGE (dh) (K) 4:00 p.m. ~-Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas ~ - Posada Royale #1 Tournament, Thousand Oaks, Calif. - Northwest Conference game - doubleheader with GFU men's team games in BOLD CAPS I Home games played at Wheeler Sports Center/Miller Gym times Pacific and subject to change I (K) - KFOX Radio webcast NORTHWEST CONFERENCE ( STANDINGS Final Standin&s) Team (Pre-season poll/points) ~ &1. fjb. &11 &1. Puget Sound Loggers (2/75) George Fox Bruins (1/84) Lewis & Clark Pioneers (3/61) Linfield Wildcats (5/47) Whitworth Pirates (4/51) Pacific Lutheran Lutes (7/28) Whitman Missionaries (6/39) Willamette Bearcats (8/17) Pacific Boxers (9/12) Tonight's Games: Linfield vs. Corban at Tacoma, Wash. (at UPS), 11 am; Texas Lutheran vs. Pacific Lutheran at Portland, Ore., 2 pm; Whitman at La Verne, 2 pm; Pacific (Ore.) at Lewis-Clark State, 3 pm; Haverford at Lewis & Clark, 3 pm; Evergreen State at Puget Sound, 6 pm ; Multnornah Bible at George Fox, 7 pm Saturdav's Games: Pacific Lutheran vs. TBA at Portland, Ore., TBA; Linfield vs. Evergreen State at Tacoma, Wash., 11 am; Whitworth vs. Baruch at Chicago, Ill. (Midway Classic), 12 pm; Westminster (Utah) vs. Pacific (Ore.) at Lewiston, Idaho, I pm; Whitman at Pomona-Pitzer, 2 pm; George Fox at Warner Pacific, 7 pm; Menlo at Lewis & Clark, 5 pm; Corban at Puget Sound, 6 pm; Haverford at Willamette, 6 pm About Tonjght's Game: Webcast on KFOX Radio ( Season opener for the Bruins... Series record: this is the first year for women's basketball at Multnornah... Next game for Multnornah is home vs. Mt. Hood Community College Nov. 17 at 5:30 pm...

128 GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Thursday, November 15, 2007 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /15- PREVIEW: Veteran Bruins Seek Repeat of NWC Title and NCAA Tournament NEWBERG, Ore. -With a veteran roster that includes seven seniors, four returning starters, and 13 letterwinners in all back, the George Fox University Bruins have high hopes of picking up where they left off last March and extending their season even further. The Bruins are coming off a 19-7 campaign in which they tied for the Northwest Conference championship at 13-3, defeated cochampion University of Puget Sound in the NWC Tournament title game, and went 1-1 in the NCAA Division Ill West Regional. George Fox was ranked 25th in both final national polls. It was the 14th straight winning season for the Bruins, 11 of them under veteran coach Scott Rueck, who brings a record and. 717 winning percentage into the new year. Others around the country certainly see the Bruins as one of the top teams in the nation. Coaches in the Northwest Conference have established the Bruins as the favorites to repeat as league champions. In the D3hoops.com pre-season poll, George Fox was picked 21st, while the USA Today I ESPN I WBCA poll tabbed them 26th. "We are blessed to have a group of outstanding post players," says Rueck. "I look for us to once again have an inside-out attack and be able to score the ball no matter what our opponents give us. We have some big shoes to fill this season with loss of Robin Taylor, and I am confident our guards will rise to the occasion." The Bruins' inside strength begins with NWC Player of the Year Katy Campbell (6-1 Sr., Springfield, Ore. I Thurston HS) and Second Team AII-NWC Melissa Marek-Farris (6-1 Sr., Glide, Ore. I Glide HS). Campbell, who also earned Second Team All West Region honors and is a pre-season Fourth Team All-American as selected by D3hoops.com, averaged 11.4 points and a league-leading 8.9 rebounds a game. Marek-Farris averaged 10.4 points and 6.8 rebounds a game while pacing the conference and ranking 23rd nationally in blocked shots with 2.6 per game. "Katy took her game to a different level last February and March, especially on the offensive end," recalls Rueck. "She began to recognize that we needed her to be a 'go-to' scorer and that she was capable of providing that for us. This year is certainly no different; we need her to create offense for us each night. Melissa has worked hard in the off-season to expand her game offensively. She has become a scoring threat away from the block and we all will benefit from her efforts. I am excited to watch the two of them this season." The Bruins are deep at the post with Kristen Shielee (6-3 Jr., Gresham, Ore./ Gresham HS), Elise Kuenzi (5-9 So., Silverton, Ore. I Silverton HS), and Kelsi Leach (6-0 So., Placentia, Calif. I El Dorado HS) as returnees and newcomer Jordan Westering (6-0 Fr., Puyallup, Wash./ Rogers HS). Shielee averaged 2.4 points and 3.5 rebounds a game, and her 1.3 blocks shots per game would have been second in the league but she was one game short of qualifying for conference slats. Kuenzi had 4. 7 ppg and 3.3 rpg, while Leach had 1.3 ppg and 1.5 rpg in limited time. "Kristen has always been a formidable shot-blocking presence in the middle and she has made a lot of progress this off-season," comments Rueck, "She is in the best condition of her life, and it is great to see her be a little quicker and jump a little higher. Elise, who can also play a wing, brings tremendous energy to the game and will play a big role for us inside and out. Kelsi has improved immensely and is tough to guard because of her ability to score one on one in the post and from the perimeter. Jordan does a lot of the things that Katy does, going outside to shoot the three as well as playing with her back to the basket. She will become another in the long line of great post players we have had over the years." At one wing, the graduated Taylor, a First Team AII-NWC selection, gave the Bruins 13.2 points, 5.3 rebounds, and 2.4 assists per game, and finished as the No. 9 all-time scorer in George Fox history with 1,006 career points. The front-runner for her slot appears to be Kali Ramey (5-8 Sr., Spokane, Wash. I Northwest Christian HS), who averaged 3.5 ppg last year, but Mandee Spotts (6-1 Sr., Hillsboro, Ore./ Century HS) and MaryAnne Samples (5-10 So., Kennewick, Wash./ Kennewick HS) are also available. Spotts averaged 1.6 ppg and Samples 1.5 ppg in limited action last season. "Kali has been doing a great job on both ends of the floor and will be counted on to play a big role for us," observes Rueck. "She is an amazing athlete and an explosive scorer. Mandee has been playing well and is rising to the occasion in her final year; she is a scoring threat every time she touches the ball. MaryAnne has a great understanding of the game, is an excellent passer, and can handle the ball like a point guard. I can see her playing some point as we did occasionally last year." Jaime Hubka (5-7 Sr., Bellingham, Wash./ Sehome HS) returns at the other wing and will be looking to increase her 4.8 scoring average of a year ago. She was second on the team with 30 three-point field goals. Says Rueck, "Jaime is a great defender as well as a consistent shooter - she hit over 40 percent of her three-pointers last season - and we anticipate more of the same this year." The Bruins have an unusual situation at the point guard position with, in effect, two starters. Tiffany Behary (5-6 Sr., Lake Oswego, Ore. I Lake Oswego HS) started there for the Bruins in '05 and '06 before transferring to Oregon State University for last fall. B. B. Gardner (5-4 So., Zigzag, Ore./ Sandy HS) stepped into the role and remained there even after Behary returned to George Fox

129 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Tuesday, November 6, 2007 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) NATIONAL POLLS: Bruins 21st in Pre-Season D3hoops Poll. 26th in WBCA NEWBERG, Ore.- With four starters and 131etterwinners in all returning, the George Fox University Bruins are expected to be among the nation's top women's basketball teams in the NCAA Division Ill in , according to a pair of widely-recognized national pre-season polls that were recently released. In the USA Today I ESPN poll as voted on by the Women's Basketball Coaches of America, George Fox was picked 26th with a total of 39 points, one vote behind 25th-ranked Lake Forest College of Illinois. In the D3hoops.com poll, the Bruins were tabbed 21st. tying for that spot with Emmanuel College of Massachusetts with 136 points. The Bruins are coming off a 19-7 campaign in which they tied for the Northwest Conference championship at 13-3, defeated cochampion University of Puget Sound in the NWC Tournament title game, and went 1-1 in the NCAA Division Ill West Regional. George Fox was ranked 25th in both final national polls. Lending validity to the Bruins' high ranking is the return of a pair of All-Conference post players in Player of the Year Katy Campbell and Second Team AII-NWC Melissa Marek-Farris. Campbell, who also earned Second Team All-West Region honors, averaged 11.4 points and a league-leading 8.9 rebounds a game. Marek-Farris averaged 10.4 points and 6.8 rebounds a game while pacing the conference and ranking 30th nationally in blocked shots with 2.6 per game. Also back for coach Scott Rueck are starting wing Jaime Hubka (4.8 ppg, 30 3-pt field goals) and point guard B.B. Gardner (2.4 ppg, 2.0 apg), but the Bruins must replace two-time AII-NWC wing Robin Taylor, who led the team with 13.2 points per game and became the 10th player in Bruin history to score over 1,000 points. Rueck, a four-time NWC Coach of the Year, including , enters his 12th season at George Fox with a (.717) career record. The only other NWC team in the rankings is Puget Sound, which was picked 19th in both polls. Ironically, in the pre-season poll of conference coaches, George Fox was picked ahead of Puget Sound, the Bruins being favored to win the league with the Loggers finishing second. The WBCA poll selected Washington University of Missouri as the pre-season No. 1 team, while the D3hoops.com poll had the University of Mary Washington from Virginia as its top team. Defending national champion DePauw University of Indiana was second in the WBCA poll and fifth in the D3hoops.com poll. Six different teams in the WBCA poll and eight in the D3hoops.com poll picked up first-place votes. For the complete NCAA Division Ill pre-season polls, go to for the USA Today I ESPN I WBCA poll, and to for the D3hoops.com poll.

130 Blair Cash From: o:;ent: lo: Cc: Subject: Pat Coleman Thursday, November 01, :47PM Blair Cash; BKW --Preseason D3hoops.com Top 25 women's basketball poll STERLING, Va. -- Mary Washington begins the Division III women's basketball season at the top of the D3hoops.com Top 25. In its eighth season, the D3hoops.com Top 25 is voted on by a panel of 25 coaches, Sports Information Directors and media members from across the country, and is published weekly. A record eight teams received No. 1 votes in this season's first ranking, including seven for defending champion DePauw. # Team W-L Pts. Final '07 1 Mary Washington (7) Howard Payne (2) Messiah (1) Hope (5) DePauw (7) I') Washington u. (2) Kean New York University (1) Calvin McMurry Bowdoin Luther Millikin Brandeis (1) Illinois Wesleyan Simpson Southern Maine OW-Whitewater Puget Sound Capital Emmanuel George Fox Randolph-Macon UW-Stevens Point Scranton Others receiving votes: Cortland State 119, Medaille 118, Chicago 115, Lake Forest 112, Carroll 102, Rochester 91, Bates 81, Hamilton 78, Baldwin-Wallace 46, Wilmington 32, Oglethorpe 29, UW-Eau Claire 19, St. Benedict 17, St. Lawrence 13, Tufts 10, Denison 6, William Paterson 5, King's 3, Carthage 1, Fitchburg State 1. The D3hoops.com Top 25 is voted on by a panel of 25 coaches, Sports Information Directors ~nd media members from across the country, and is published weekly. 1

131 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Friday, November 16, 2007 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) GEORGE FOX 111, MULTNOMAH 13: Bruins Open with Record-Setting Win over Lions NEWBERG, Ore.- With all13 available players scoring, including five in double figures, the George Fox University Bruins opened their women's basketball season by setting six new team records in a breeze past the Multnomah Bible College Lions Friday night here at the Wheeler Sports Center's Miller Gym. The Lions, playing their first year of intercollegiate basketball with only one player over 5'8" and five freshman among their eight players, were no match for the bigger and more-experienced Bruins, who feature seven seniors and six players 6'0" or better. George Fox scored the first 34 points of the game before Multnomah snapped the string with a bucket by Carolyn Barger at the 8:23 mark, and led 57-6 at the half. In the second half, the Bruins torched the nets for a.647 percentage, canning from the field to stretch their lead. Jordan Westering's free throw with 3:38 left gave the Bruins their first 1 00-point game in two years, and her three-point play on a layup and free throw made it , breaking the previous GFU scoring record of 105 against Western Baptist (now Corban) in B.B. Gardner's three-pointer with 49 seconds left gave the Bruins a 100-point bulge of before a pair of free throws by Susanna Duke resulted in the final score and a margin of 98 points, another Bruin record. George Fox also established new marks for most field goals (47), most assists (34), fewest points by an opponent (13), and lowest field goal percentage by an opponent (.105, 4-38). Westering, in her first college game, paced the Bruins with 16 points, Kali Ramey added 14, and Jaime Hubka, Katy Campbell, and Kelsi Leach scored 11 apiece. Lindsay Keener had 9 rebounds and 6 assists to lead the Bruins, and Mandee Spotts also had 6 assists. The Bruins held a advantage on the boards and shot.566 (47-83) for the game. Elizabeth Clemen led the Lions with 5 points, and Camilla Jacobson and Duke had 3 rebounds each. George Fox (1-0) is back in action Saturday at Warner Pacific College, tipping off at 7:00p.m. Multnomah (1-7) returns home to host Mt. Hood Community College Saturday at 5:30 p.m. Official Basketball Box Score Multnomah Bible vs George Fox 11/16/07 6:00 pm at Newberg, Ore VISITORS: Mul tnomah Bible 0-1 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS #lt Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 12 Clemen, Elizabeth... f Anaruk, Christine... f Chinn, Diana... c 0-3 o-o Atkinson, Monica... g Barger, Carolyn... g o-o Jacobson, Camilla o-o Young, Kelly o-o Duke, Susanna TEAM Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 10.5% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 0.0% REBS F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 55.6% HOME TEAM: George Fox 1-0 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS II# Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 21 Hubka, Jaime... f Campbell, Katy..... f Marek-Farris, Mel iss c 3-6 o-o Behary, Tiffany... g Ramey, Kaleigha... g

132 Yage 1 or L Blair Cash From: Sent: To: ~ Summer McKesson (WBCA) [wbcamail@wbcamail.org] Wednesday, October 31, :27AM Blair Cash Subject: USA TODAY ESPN Top 25 Dill Coaches' Preseason Poll USA TODAYESPN DIVISION III TOP 25 COACHES' POLL FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Preseason Poll: October 31, 2007 USA TODAYESPN Top 25 women's basketball poll, with first-place votes noted to the side, total points based on 25 points for first place through one point for 25th. Rank Institution - First Place Votes Last Year's Final Rank Last Year's Final Record Points 1. Washington University (Mo.) DePauw University (Ind.) Howard Payne University (Texas) New York University 5. Bowdoin College (Maine) 6. Calvin College (Mich.) 7. Hope College (Mich.) University of Mary Washington (Va.) 9. Luther College (Iowa) 10. University of Southern Maine 11. Messiah College (Pa.) Kean University (N.J.) 13. Emmanuel College (Mass.) 14. University of Scranton (Pa.) 15. University ofrochester (N.Y.) 16. Illinois Wesleyan University 17. Capital University (Ohio) Simpson College (Iowa) 19. University ofpuget Sound (Wash.) 20. University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire 21. Millikin University (Ill.) 22. Wilmington College (Ohio) 23. Randolph-Macon College (Va.) 24. University ofwisconsin, Whitewater 25. Lake Forest College (Ill.) T 3 13T 9 16 lot lot 7 12 NR NR NR NR 17 18T NR 18T Others Receiving Votes: George Fox University (Ore.)- 39; Brandeis University (Mass.)- 34; McMurry University (Texas)- 32; Carroll College (Wis.)- 31; University ofwisconsin, Stevens Point- 31; Medaille College (N.Y.)- 24; Oglethorpe University (Ga.)- 21; Bates College (Maine)- 19; University of Chicago (Ill.)- 19; Baldwin-Wallace College (Ohio)- 16; Maryville College (Tenn.)- 14; 10/31/2007

133 rage L OIL Hamilton College (N.Y.)- 13; Manchester College (Ind.) - 8; Hardin-Simmons University (Texas) - 7; Denison University (Ohio)- 6; Saint Lawrence University (N.Y.)- 6; University OfWisconsin, Stout- 6; Mount St. Mary College (N.Y.)- 3; State University ofnew York at Cortland- 3; Thomas More College (Ky.)- 3; College of St. Benedict (Minn.)- 2; Dickinson College (Penn.)- 2; University of La Verne (Calif.)- 2; Norwich University (Vt.)- 1; Ohio Northern University- 1. The USA TODAYESPN Board of Coaches is made up of 11 head coaches at Division III institutions. All are members of the Women's_Basketball Coaches Associatiou(WBCA). The board: Nan Carney-DeBord- Non-voting Chair (Ohio Wesleyan University), Aaron Roussell (University of Chicago), Arnie Bradley (Trinity University), Brian Niemuth (Simpson College), James Scheible (University ofrochester), Jerry Scheve (Wilmington College), Michele Sharp (Kean University), Mike Strong (University of Scranton), Ron Rohn (Muhlenberg College), Stefanie Pemper (Bowdoin College), and Suzy Barcomb (University ofpuget Sound). *Please note that all voters for the DII poll are required to vote each week between 8 a.m. Monday and 1 p.m Tuesday ET. Previo11s Weekly Polls -WBCA.org "The Address for Women's Basketball"- 10/

134 GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL- Monday, October 29, 2007 Contact: Blair Cash, SID ( ) (Web) gfubruins.com (0) (H) (Fax) /29- NWC POLL: Bruins Picked to Repeat as Conference Champions in NEWBERG, Ore.- Led by a pair of powerful senior post players in 2007 Player of the Year Katy Campbell and Second Team All Conference Melissa Marek-Farris, the George Fox University Bruin are favored to repeat as Northwest Conference women's basketball champions in as predicted in a pre-season poll of the league's nine coaches. Scott Rueck, the 2007 NWC Coach of the Year, has four starters back from a team that finished 19-7 overall and 13-3 in the NWC, sharing the regular season title with the University of Puget Sound. The Bruins earned the NWC's automatic bid to the NCAA Division Ill Tournament by defeating the Loggers in the NWC Tournament finale and went 1-1 in their fourth post-season appearance in the last eight years. Campbell, who also earned Second Team All-West Region honors, averaged 11.4 points and a league-leading 8.9 rebounds a game. Marek-Farris averaged 10.4 points and 6.8 rebounds a game while pacing the conference in blocked shots with 2.6 per game. Also back are wing Jaime Hubka (4.8 ppg, 30 3-pt field goals) and point guard B.B. Gardner (2.4 ppg, 2.0 apg), but the Bruins must replace two-time AII-NWC wing Robin Taylor, who led the team with 13.2 points per game and became the 1oth player in Bruin history to score over 1,000 points in a career. The Bruins picked up six first-place votes and 84 points in the poll to edge Puget Sound, which had three first-place votes and 75 points. The Loggers return a pair of All-Conference performers in guards Allison Craven and Laura Hirsch, who were both First Team honorees last season. The Loggers got into the NCAA tournament as an at-large team last winter and advanced to the tournament's fourth round, finishing Lewis & Clark College is third in the poll for the second straight season with 61 points. The Pioneers finished 16-9 overall and 9-7 in the NWC last season, and return First Team AII-NWC guard Crystal Castle and honorable mention AII-NWC forward Allison Farr. Whitworth University (51 points) is fourth in the poll and returns four starters from last winter, including Second Team AII-NWC forward Alida Bower. Linfield College (47 points) was right behind Whitworth in the poll. The Wildcats tied L&C for third place in last season's standings and earned the conference's third bid to the NWC tournament. Whitman College finished sixth in the poll with 39 points and welcomes back honorable mention AII-NWC forward Kelsey Krumdieck. Pacific Lutheran University, a longtime power in the NWC, is seventh in the poll with 28 points. The Lutes will have a new coach this season and must replace Nikki Johnson, the 2006 NWC Player of the Year. Willamette University (17 points) and Pacific University (12) wind up the poll in eighth and ninth places, respectively. The Bearcats have sophomore forward Keilyn Fujioka back, while the Boxers will look to senior guard Amy Pedersen. The Northwest Conference will use a conference tournament to decide the automatic (Pool A) bid to the 2008 NCAA tournament. At the conclusion of the regular season, the second-place team in the final standings will host the third-place team in a playoff. The winner will play at the regular season champion for the NCAA bid. The Bruins open the season Friday, Nov. 16, when they host Multnomah Bible College at the Wheeler Sports Center's Miller Gym at 7:00 p.m. In addition to the 16-game conference schedule, the Bruins are entered in a pair of tournaments: the Trinity University Thanksgiving Classic Nov in San Antonia, Texas, and the Posada Royale #1 Tournament Dec in Thousand Oaks, Calif Women's Basketball Coaches Pre-Season Poll: School (1st) Pts. Overall NWC George Fox (Ore.) (6) Puget Sound (Wash.) (3) Lewis & Clark (Ore.) Whitworth (Wash.) Linfield (Ore.) Whitman (Wash.) Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) Willamette (Ore.) Pacific (Ore.) (First-place votes in parenthesis. Points awarded on basis).