LMU Women s Basketball Schedule Tentative

2005-06 SUMMER PROSPECTUS 2005-06 LMU Women s Basketball Schedule Tentative Day Date Opponent Site Time NOVEMBER Thursday Nov. 3 Playmode All Stars Gersten Pavilion 7:30 pm Thursday Nov. 10 Love & Basketball Gersten Pavilion 7:30 pm Friday Nov. 18 at Arizona Tucson, AZ 8:30pm Monday Nov. 21 at UC Irvine Irvine, CA 7:00 pm Friday Nov. 25 LMU Thanksgiving Classic Gersten Pavilion UCLA vs. Georgia 5:00pm LMU vs. UNC Charlotte 7:00pm Saturday Nov. 26 LMU Thanksgiving Classic Gersten Pavilion Consolation Game 3:00pm Championship Game 5:00pm DECEMBER Thursday Dec. 1 at Weber State Ogden, UT 7:00pm Saturday Dec. 3 at Utah Salt Lake City, UT 3:00pm Tuesday Dec. 6 USC Gersten Pavilion 7:00pm Sunday Dec. 11 UC Santa Barbara Gersten Pavilion 2:00pm Saturday Dec. 17 at Long Beach State Long Beach, CA 2:00pm Monday Dec. 19 Rice Gersten Pavilion 7:00pm Wednesday Dec. 21 Cal Poly Gersten Pavilion 7:00pm Thursday Dec. 29 at Dartmouth Tournament Hanover, NH LMU vs. Lafayette 5 or 7pm Akron at Dartmouth 5 or 7pm Friday Dec. 30 at Dartmouth Tournament Hanover, NH 5/7pm JANUARY Friday Jan. 6 at San Diego* San Diego, CA 7:00pm Sunday Jan. 8 at San Francisco* San Francisco, CA 2:00pm Thursday Jan. 12 Portland* Gersten Pavilion 7:00pm Saturday Jan. 14 Gonzaga* Gersten Pavilion 2:00pm Thursday Jan. 19 at St. Mary's* Moraga, CA 7:00pm Saturday Jan. 21 at Santa Clara* Santa Clara, CA 2:00pm Saturday Jan. 28 at Pepperdine* Malibu, CA 5:00pm FEBRUARY Thursday Feb. 2 San Francisco* Gersten Pavilion 7:00pm Saturday Feb. 4 San Diego* Gersten Pavilion 2:00pm Saturday Feb. 11 Pepperdine* Gersten Pavilion 4:30pm Thursday Feb. 16 at Gonzaga* Spokane, WA 7:00pm Saturday Feb. 18 at Portland* Portland, OR 2:00pm Thursday Feb. 23 Santa Clara* Gersten Pavilion 7:00pm Saturday Feb. 25 St. Mary's* Gersten Pavilion 2:00pm March Thursday Mar. 2 WCC Tournament - First Round Spokane, WA TBA Saturday Mar. 4 WCC Tournament - Semifinals Spokane, WA TBA Sunday Mar. 5 WCC Tournament - Championship Game Spokane, WA TBA BOLD - Denotes Home Games. ALL TIMES ARE LOCAL TO SITE. * - Denotes West Coast Conference Games. All Games Broadcast Live on the Lions Audio Network through LMULions.com. All Dates, Opponents, and Game Times Are Subject to Change Without Prior Notice updated: July 7, 2005 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY

2005-06 LMU WOMEN S BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY FACTS Location:.................................Los Angeles, CA Founded:..........................................1911 Enrollment:...........................5,300 Undergraduate.............................................8,300 Total Nickname:........................................Lions Colors:............................Crimson (Pantone 202)....................................Navy (Pantone 2965) Affiliation:................................NCAA Division I Conference:..........................West Coast Conference Home Court: (Capacity).............Gersten Pavilion (4,156) President:..........Rev. Robert B. Lawton, S.J. (Fordham, 71) Athletic Director:......Dr. William Husak (SUNY-Cortland, 72) BASKETBALL STAFF Head Coach:..............Julie Wilhoit (Marian College, 85) Overall Record:......................251-223 (18th Season) Record at LMU:......................130-153 (11th Season) Assistant Coach:..................Lynn Flanagam (LMU, 91) Assistant Coach:.............Tami Adkins (San Francisco, 93) Assistant Coach:.................Will Callanen (Arizona, 93) Athletic Trainer:...............................Gary Dyogi Team Secretary:...........................Faith Sauerwald Basketball Office Phone:.....................(310) 338-4504 BASKETBALL TEAM FACTS 2004-05 Record:....................................16-13 2004-05 Conference Record/Finish:..................9-5/2nd Letterwinners Returning/Lost:..........................9/5 Starters Returning/Lost:................................3/2 Newcomers............................................4 POSTSEASON INFORMATION WCC League Championship (1):.......................2004 WCC Tournament Championships (1):..................2004 NCAA Appearances (1):...............................2004 WNIT Appearances (1):...............................2001 TOP RETURNERS Amanda DeCoud (G, 5-7, So, Moreno Valley, CA) 3.7 ppg, 1.72 apg Bronwyn Evans (F, 6-1, So, Portland, OR) 0.5 ppg, 1.2 rpg Jevay Grooms (C, 6-3, Sr., Granada Hills, CA) 7.3 ppg, 5.4 rpg, 53.9 FG% Carrie Noyes (F, 6-1, So, Brea, CA) 0.1 ppg, 0.4 rpg Valerie Ogoke (F, 6-2, So, Inglewood, CA) 5.3 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 0.76 bpg Amanda Patton (G, 5-9, Jr, Valencia, CA) 2.4 ppg, 46% 3-pt line Jenni Smith (G, 6-0, Sr, Broomfield, CO) 4.8 ppg, 2.2 rpg Bianca Ziemann (G, 5-8, Sr, Huntington Beach, CA) 7.9 ppg, 26.4 mpg Rachael Ziemann (G, 5-8, Sr, Huntington Beach, CA) 10.2 ppg, 63 3-ptrs, All-WCC ELIGIBLE TRANSFERS (Redshirted in 2004-05) Sara Brown (G, 5-8, So., Santa Margarita, CA/Colorado St.) Ashlee Dunlap (F, 6-1, Jr, Los Angeles, CA/San Diego St.) TOP NEWCOMERS Jennifer Hall* (G, 6-2, Jr, Folsom, CA/Vanderbilt) Cassady Moore (G, 5-7, Fr, Long Beach, CA/Long Beach Millikan HS) Georgia Onyemem (G, 5-9, Fr, San Leandro, CA/Sacred Heart Cath.) Jenna Sybesma (F, 6-2, Fr, Corona, CA/Centennial HS) * Will redshirt in 2005-06 KEY LOSSES Mary Turner (G/F, 5-10, Sr., Rancho Cucamonga, CA) 8.6 ppg, 2.5 apg Jacquelyn Woods (F, 6-0, Sr., Ashland, OR) 9.9 ppg, 6.4 rpg MEDIA RELATIONS STAFF Assistant AD/Media:............................John Shaffer Office Phone:..............................(310) 338-7643 E-Mail:................................jshaffer@lmu.edu Asst. Director:...................................Alissa Zito Office Phone:..............................(310) 338-7638 E-Mail:...................................azito@lmu.edu Asst. Director (WBB Contact):.................Carolyn French Office Phone:..............................(310) 338-5798 Cell Phone:................................(310) 261-8470 E-Mail:................................cfrench@lmu.edu SID Office Fax:............................(310) 338-2703 Press Row Phone:..........................(310) 670-8792 Hotline/Tickets:............................(310) 338-LION Radio:....................................KXLU 88.9 FM Website:..............................www.LMULions.com Mailing Address: Athletic Media Relations Loyola Marymount University One LMU Drive Los Angeles, CA 90045 WEST COAST CONFERENCE West Coast Conference Contact:.....................Will Kiss Phone:...................................(650) 873-8622 Fax:.....................................(650) 873-7846 E-Mail:..............................wkiss@westcoast.org Website:...............................www.wccsports.com 2005-06 SUMMER PROSPECTUS

HEAD COACH JULIE WILHOIT Julie Wilhoit enters her 11th season as the head coach of the Loyola Marymount University women s basketball program. A recipient of the West Coast Conference Coach of the Year award three of the last six seasons, she has steered the Lions to 90 wins in the last five years, including LMU s first ever WCC Championship, an appearance in the 2003-04 NCAA Tournament, and consecutive appearances in the WNIT Tournaments in 1999-00 and 2000-01. At home that record becomes even more astounding as Wilhoit s Lions are 58-19 in Gersten Pavilion over the last six years. In 2003, the Lions defeated IUPUI for Wilhoit s 99th win at LMU. With the win, she passed Todd Corman to become the winningest coach in LMU women s basketball history. Wilhoit was the first LMU women s basketball coach to earn the WCC s top coaching honor in 1999-00 and the first at LMU to win it in consecutive seasons. Wilhoit is only the second coach in WCC history to garner the award two years in a row. In 2004, she added to her honors by winning the WCC award for the third time in five years. She was also named the Russell Athletic/WBCA Regional Coach of the Year for Region 8. The region represents head coaches from the Pac-10, Big West, and West Coast Conferences. She was a national finalist for the NCAA Division I Russell Athletic/WBCA Coach of the Year award. In just ten seasons Wilhoit has led LMU through a march from the bottom half of the conference finishers to the top. The Lions, due in large part to Wilhoit s direction and leadership, have become a consistent top tier WCC team and broke into the national spotlight with their record breaking season in 2003-04. The Lions finished with the best record west of Montana, and the 13th best record in the nation. LMU received votes in both the USA Today/ESPN Top 25 poll and the AP poll. Wilhoit s 2005-06 squad is reloaded with talent and ready to make another run at the championship. Wilhoit was appointed the fourth head coach in LMU women s basketball history on June 30, 1995. Wilhoit came to LMU in July 1995 after a two-year stint at the University of Pittsburgh-Bradford where she posted a mark of 33-26, including a school-record 22-11 mark in 1994-95. A head coaching veteran of 15 years, Wilhoit has an overall coaching record of 252-223. She coached for five seasons at Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis where she posted a record of 88-44 including a 45-17 mark in her final two seasons. Wilhoit led IUPUI to back-to-back 20-win seasons in 1990 and 1991 and a Final Four appearance in 1991, where IUPUI lost to Southwestern Oklahoma in the semi-finals. After a two-year coaching hiatus, Wilhoit rejoined the coaching ranks at Pitt-Bradford and took over a team that had posted a 4-20 record the year prior to her arrival. With nearly the same personnel from the previous season, the team posted an 11-15 overall mark, one of the biggest turnarounds in collegiate basketball that season. The following season, she led the team to its best record ever at 22-11 and helped it advance to the championship game of the Keystone Empire Collegiate Conference. Following her successes at IUPUI and Pitt-Bradford, Wilhoit was hired at LMU to help rebuild the women s basketball program. In her first year as the Lions head coach, Wilhoit led the team to a non-conference winning season, the first since 1992-93. The squad also beat Santa Clara on the road, marking the program s first conference road-win since the 1990-91 season. The program hit a rough spot following that first season, but under Wilhoit s direction,

the program has continued a process of constant improvement. The 2000-01 squad exemplified that by recording the program s first ever 20-win season. The 2001-02 Lions posted a 15-13 overall mark recording the programs first ever back-to-back winning seasons, and the 2003-04 team shattered LMU s record books. In 2003-04, Wilhoit and the Lions had yet another productive year defending the home court, posting an impressive 12-1 mark in Gersten Pavilion. The only loss was to #4 Duke in the LMU Marina del Rey Marriott Beach Classic. A strong believer in the LMU philosophy, Wilhoit is dedicated to excellence in academics, as well as athletics. She has coached a number of highly decorated student-athletes including the 2003-04 WCC Scholar-Athlete of the Year Kate Murray, and the 1995 Emil S. Liston Award winner Diane Eggleton. The esteemed award is given to the top junior in the NAIA, male or female, based on both academic and athletic accomplishments. Every player that has exhausted her eligibility while playing for Wilhoit at LMU has graduated from the school. Wilhoit is also active on basketball committees nationally, serving on the WBCA (Women s Basketball Coaches Association) Board of Directors as the West representative. She has served on several Player of the Year and All- American committees, including the State Farm Wade Trophy and Kodak All-American. Wilhoit enjoyed a decorated basketball career at Marian College in Indianapolis, Indiana. A four-year letterwinner, Wilhoit once held the school s career scoring record with 1,489 points and ranks among career leaders in steals and rebounds. She was a two-time team Most Valuable Player and earned NAIA all-district honors following her junior and senior seasons. A 1985 graduate, she earned her bachelor s degree in physical education from Marian College. While coaching at IUPUI, she earned her master s degree in education from Indiana University in 1988. Wilhoit began her coaching career at Marian College as an assistant coach during the 1986-87 season. Last year, Wilhoit was inducted in Marian College s Athletic Wall of Fame. Wilhoit s professional work experience falls outside of the realm of coaching as well. In 1996 she helped cofound Sneaker Sisters, a non-profit community organization which promotes sports and fitness to economically disadvantaged girls on the westside of Los Angeles. Wilhoit currently serves as an honorary board member for the non-profit organization. She also served as the Director of Fitness at the National Institute for Fitness and Sport in Indianapolis from 1988-1993. She is active in community service in the Los Angeles area, including the local YWCA. In the spring of 2005, Wilhoit was honored for her community services efforts by being named the YWCA Santa Monica/Westside Woman of the Year. She was also chosen to receive one of LMU s Herstory awards as part of Women s History Month. Born on Jan. 14, 1963 in Greensburg, Indiana, Wilhoit spent most of her adolescence growing up in the small town of Osgood, Ind., population 2,000. She played basketball and graduated from Jac-Cen-Del High School in 1981, a high school rich in basketball tradition. The Indiana native and three-time West Coast Conference Coach of the Year currently resides in Culver City, California. wilhoit s career record Overall Conference Year School W L Pct. W L Pct. Conference 1986-87 IUPUI * ^ 8 2.800 8 0 1.000 District 21-Conference Champions 1987-88 IUPUI 16 15.516 15 4.789 District 21 1988-89 IUPUI 19 10.655 10 6.625 District 21 1989-90 IUPUI* 25 5.833 19 0 1.000 District 21-Conference Champions 1990-91 IUPUI* # 20 12.625 14 3.824 District 21-Conference Champions 1993-94 Pitt-Bradford 11 15.423 7 11.389 Keystone Empire 1994-95 Pitt-Bradford 22 11.667 10 6.625 Keystone Empire 1995-96 LMU 12 16.429 3 11.214 West Coast 1996-97 LMU 5 22.185 4 10.286 West Coast 1997-98 LMU 3 24.111 0 14.000 West Coast 1998-99 LMU 8 19.296 4 10.286 West Coast 1999-00 LMU@ 13 15.464 6 8.429 West Coast 2000-01 LMU@ % 21 10.678 10 4.714 West Coast 2001-02 LMU 15 13.536 7 7.500 West Coast 2002-03 LMU 14 15.483 5 9.357 West Coast 2003-04 LMU@& 24 6.800 13 1.929 West Coast-Conference Champions 2004-05 LMU 16 13.551 9 5.643 West Coast Total 252 223.531 144 109.569 LMU Total 131 147.471 64 89.418 Honors * District 21 Conference Championship: 1986-87, 1989-90, 1990-91 ^ NAIA National Tournament First Round: 1986-87 # NAIA National Tournament Final Four: 1990-91 @ West Coast Conference Coach of the Year: 1999-00, 2000-01, 2003-04 % WNIT Postseason Tournament: 2000-01 & NCAA Tournament: 2003-04 WNIT Preseason Tournament: 2001-02 District 8 Coach of the Year 2003-04 wilhoit file Three-time WCC Coach of the Year 2003-04 Region 8 Coach of the Year Winningest coach in LMU women s basketball history 2003-04 WCC Championship 2003-04 NCAA Tournament 131 wins at LMU, 252 career wins WBCA Board of Directors State Farm Wade Trophy Board 2005 YWCA Woman of the Year 2005 LMU Herstory Award Marian College Wall of Fame 1991 NAIA Final Four Four conference championships

ASSISTANT COACH LYNN FLANAGAN Lynn Flanagan begins her 15th season as an assistant coach, and her 18th season associated with the LMU women s basketball program. Flanagan assists Head Coach Julie Wilhoit in all facets of the LMU basketball program. She serves as the LMU women's basketball recruiting coordinator, overseeing all of LMU's recruiting efforts. On the court, her primary coaching responsibilities include working with the point and shooting guards. LMU has had tremendous guard play during Flanagan s tenure. Twice in the last five years, two guards were named first team All-WCC. In 1999-00, Rosa Bernasconi and Bryn Britton were honored, and the next season, Taryn Reynolds joined Britton on the first team. Britton became LMU s all-time career scorer under the tutelage of Flanagan. The threetime first team All-WCC guard scored 1,662 points in her four years (1998-02), and played professionally in Germany after she graduated from LMU. One of the all-time great West Coast Conference women s basketball players, Flanagan still is one of the highest ranked in WCC history with 1,436 points in her career. Her senior year was one of the best ever in LMU history. She held the school records for most single season points (469) and free throws (144), both of which she set during her senior season in 1990-91. Also that same year she averaged 16.75 points per game and posted a.796 free-throw percentage, ranking her second and third on the single-season charts in both categories, respectively. As if that was not enough, the 162 field goals she collected that year rank sixth best in a single season. Flanagan still owns the career record for free-throws (337) at Loyola Marymount and ranks third all-time in games played (114). Her on court accomplishments and dedication to the University and especially the women s basketball program have earned her a spot in the LMU Hall of Fame. She is the first women s basketball player to be inducted into the prestigious club. The four-year letterwinner received All-West Coast Conference first-team accolades following her senior year and garnered All-WCC honorable mention honors as a junior. Flanagan received her undergraduate degree in liberal studies with an emphasis in education in December 1991. Prior to entering Loyola Marymount, Flanagan was a prep standout at Louisville High School in Woodland Hills, Calif. She was named to the All-San Fernando Valley League first team both her junior and senior campaigns. Flanagan was also an All-CIF first-team selection as a senior, and an All-CIF honorable mention pick as a junior. Born Oct. 1, 1969 in Encino, Calif., Flanagan currently resides in Hawthorne, Calif.

ASSISTANT COACH TAMI ADKINS Tami Adkins begins her sixth season as an assistant coach under Julie Wilhoit. She wil oversee all administrative aspects of the program including, the team s equipment needs, scheduling and team travel. She will also oversee the team s academics and alumni efforts. Adkins assists with practice development, and scouting. She also coordinates the team s community service efforts. LMU has had great success with its post players during Adkins tenure. Adrianne Slaughter was a two-time All-WCC first team selection, and was named the 2002-03 WCC Defender of the Year. The Lions have also had great success in the classroom while Adkins has been a part of the program. Kate Murray (1999-04) was named the WCC Scholar Athlete of the Year, as well as the LMU Scholar Athlete of the year in 2004 after completing work towards an MBA degree. Adkins served on the Lions staff during the 1994-95 season before accepting an assistant coaching position at her alma mater, the University of San Francisco. During her five years at USF (1995-2000), the Dons enjoyed two NCAA tournament berths, advancing to the Sweet 16 in 1996. That 1995-96 team, of which she was a member of the coaching staff, was inducted into the USF Athletic Hall of Fame in February of 2003. While on the Hilltop, Adkins worked primarily with the team s guards, scouted opponents and played an integral role in San Francisco s recruiting efforts. Adkins enjoyed a stellar four-year (1989-92) playing career as a point guard at USF, culminating with first-team All-West Coast Conference honors in 1992-93, her senior year. The previous season she captained the Dons West Coast Conference Co-Championship squad and also earned all-conference acclaim. Adkins finished as the school s all-time leader in steals and set a conference single-game record with 11 swipes against Cal State Northridge in 1990, which still stands today. She currently ranks seventh on the WCC single-season steals list with the 94 steals she made in 1992. Of that total, 54 came in WCC games a mark that ranks third in the conference record book for steals in conference games. A WCC All-Academic Team selection as a senior, Adkins graduated from San Francisco in 1993 with a degree in political science. Born Aug. 21, 1971, she is a native of Oxnard, Calif., and resides in El Segundo, Calif.

2005-06 SUMMER PROSPECTUS ASSISTANT COACH WILL CALLENEN Will Callanen joins the Lions coaching staff for his first season. Callanen is the former head coach of the varsity boys basketball team at Brentwood School, and led his teams to two league titles and four CIF playoff appearances. He will work primarily with the post players as well as recruiting and scouting. He will assist in LMU s offensive development in addition to practice planning. Callanen served as the head coach of Brentwood from September 1999 to July of 2004. The Eagles qualified for the CIF playoffs during four of his five seasons. In his third season, he led the team to the CIF quarterfinals with a 22-7 record overall. During the 2002-03 season, the Eagles captured the Alpha League Championship and advanced to the CIF quarterfinals for a second straight year. The Eagles took things one step further in 2003-04, winning the Alpha League Championship for the second year, and advancing to the CIF semifinals with a 23-6 overall record. At Brentwood, Callanen oversaw the entire program in addition to his duties as the head coach. He helped add a freshman team which had the largest participation of any athletic program on campus. He ran successful camps, leagues and tournaments. He taught high school level team sports, weight training, cardio fitness and health and nutrition classes. He also served as the chairman of the K-12 physical education department. Callanen is a 1993 graduate of the University of Arizona, earning a bachelor's degree in Health Sciences. He received a master's degree in Exercise and Nutritional Sciences with an emphasis in sport psychology from San Diego State in 1999. While at SDSU, Callanen worked as a peak performance consultant, providing performance enhancement consultation to the women's basketball program. He implemented team-building activities, and served as an individual consultant on both performance and communication issues with players and the coaching staff. Additionally, he served as a teaching assistant at San Diego State, teaching undergraduate classes in basketball and volleyball. Callanen started coaching while he was in college in Arizona. He helped lead the freshman girls squad at Salpointe High School in Tucson, Arizona, to an undefeated 18-0 record during the 1991-92 season. He was promoted to varsity assistant the next season, and was the head coach by the 1994-95 season. Callanen is married to the former Viola Gamez, LMU women s basketball letterwinner 1997-99. The couple resides in Westchester, Calif. LMU year-by-year coaching results Year Head Coach W L Pct WCC Finish 1981-82 Frances O Meara 10 17.370 1982-83 Frances O Meara 13 12.520 1983-84 Frances O Meara 10 16.385 1984-85 Dick Beede 3 24.111 1985-86 Todd Corman 3 25.107 0-12 Seventh 1986-87 Todd Corman 5 23.179 1-11 Seventh 1987-88 Todd Corman 15 15.500 5-9 Sixth 1988-89 Todd Corman 17 11.607 9-5 Third 1989-90 Todd Corman 14 14.500 7-7 T-Third 1990-91 Todd Corman 11 17.393 4-10 Seventh 1991-92 Todd Corman 6 21.222 0-14 Eighth 1992-93 Todd Corman 14 12.538 5-9 Eighth 1993-94 Todd Corman 7 20.259 3-11 Eighth 1994-95 Todd Corman 6 21.222 2-12 Eighth 1995-96 Julie Wilhoit 12 16.429 3-11 Seventh 1996-97 Julie Wilhoit 5 22.185 4-10 Sixth 1997-98 Julie Wilhoit 3 24.111 0-14 Eighth 1998-99 Julie Wilhoit 8 19.296 4-10 Sixth 1999-00 Julie Wilhoit 13 15.464 6-8 Fifth 2000-01 Julie Wilhoit 21 10.678 10-3 T-Third 2001-02 Julie Wilhoit 15 13.536 7-7 Fifth 2002-03 Julie Wilhoit 14 15.483 5-9 Fifth 2003-04 Julie Wilhoit 24 6.800 13-1 First 2004-05 Julie Wilhoit 16 13.552 9-5 Second Total 265 401.398 97-178 (.353) coaching records Coach Years W L Pct Frances O Meara (1981-84) 3 33 45.423 Dick Beede (1984-85) 1 3 24.111 Todd Corman (1985-95) 10 98 179.354 Julie Wilhoit (1995- present) 10 131 153.461 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY

Bianca Ziemann Guard 5-8 SR-3V Huntington Beach, CA Edison HS 12 Briefly Bianca Ziemann enters her fourth season with the Lions improved tremendously over the offseason gained valuable experience over the last three seasons has a more consistent shot this year much more confident in her ball handling skills one of the feistiest competitors in our program a very tenacious defender takes tremendous pride in her defensive skills very athletic possesses great basketball talent good perimeter scorer, and is very well respected by the team. At LMU 2004-05... played all 29 games, starting 20 averaged 26.4 minutes of action per game, and was the team s fourth leading scorer with 7.9 points per game scored a career-high 23 points against Miami (12/29/04) at the Miami Holiday Classic, earning All-Tournament honors was 5-for-6 from three point range in that effort, good for 5th place on the all-time single game list eight double-digit scoring games was 7-for-8 from the field against Weber State (11/27/04), and her 87.5% shooting percentage ranks in the top-10 single game performance list scored 16 points and grabbed a season-high six rebounds in the game to earn LMU Marina del Rey Marriott All-Tournament honors one of LMU s most consistent player, Ziemann played at least 13 minutes in every game, scored in all but two contests, and grabbed a rebound in 26 of 29 games was in the team s top five of minutes played, scoring, assists, field goal percentage, 3- point FG percentage, FG attempts, and FG made averaged 9.3 points per game in non-conference games and 6.4 points in WCC contests. 2003-04... started and played in all 30 games, averaging 28.1 minutes a game... finished with 6.2 points and 2.6 rebounds per game... added 57 assists... scored double figures five times, including 18 against IUPUI (12/18/03)... had five points in the WCC title game against Gonzaga (3/7/04) and in the NCAA tourney against Baylor (3/20/04)... dished out a season and career-high five assists against San Francisco (2/26/04) led the team in scoring three times hit four three-pointers and finished with 16 points against Northwestern (12/28/03) grabbed six rebounds to go with two steals, three assists and a block at Colorado State (1/3/04) was named to the All-Tournament team of the LMU*Furama Thanksgiving Classic after scoring 10 points, dishing out three assists and recording one steal in the championship game scored eight of LMU s first ten points in the win over IUPUI (12/18/04) put the Lions up by three points by hitting two straight free throws with 15 seconds remaining, and then added a steal on the next IUPUI possession to lead the Lions to the victory was named to the All-Tournament team of the LMU Marina del Rey Marriott Beach Classic after leading the Lions with 13 points in the championship game. 2002-03 played in 28 games while making 18 starts scored in every game she played scored in double figures in back-to-back games, 14 points at San Diego (1/16/03) and 10 points at Santa Clara (1/18/03) also collected a season-high seven rebounds at Santa Clara dished out six assists in her first career start as a Lion in the game against UC Irvine (12/28/02). High School Ziemann is a 2002 graduate of Edison High School in Huntington Beach, CA a two sport athlete lettered four times in basketball and twice in track and field was an All- Orange County and All-Sunset League selection in track and field both years set a Sunset League record and placed second in the state in the high jump as a freshman as a sophomore, was the Sunset League high jump champion and placed eighth in the state captained her senior basketball squad was an All-Sunset League selection all four years in basketball was named to the All-CIF first-team as a senior garnered Edison High School s Most Inspirational Girl Athlete of the Year in 2002 prep basketball coach was Corey Kelly. Personal Bianca Lauren Ziemann was born on Mar. 12, 1983 in Newport Beach, CA the daughter of Neal and Terice Ziemann has two brothers, Tyler and Joseph and a twin sister, Rachael who is on the Lions squad as well also recruited by the San Diego and Oregon State chose LMU because of its athletic and academic reputation names Hawaii as her favorite vacation spot enjoys going to the beach and hanging out with friends in her spare time a business administration major. Ziemann Off the Court Greatest basketball moment Winning the WCC and the Conference Tournament. Three words that best describe me Spontaneous, caring and strong-willed. Best thing I like about playing for Coach Wilhoit She makes me the best I can be on and off the court. Most people don t know that I have to sleep with my blanky at night, I ve had it since I was born. My best non-athletic talent is I m very good at sitting around and watching TV. ziemann s career highs Min. 38, vs. Pepperdine (1/25/03) FGM 8, at Miami (12/29/04) FGA 13, twice 3-FGM 5, at Miami (12/29/04) FTM 5, at IUPUI (12/18/03) FTA 7, vs. Cal State Fullerton (11/20/04) Rebounds 7, at Santa Clara (1/28/03) Assists 6, twice Turnovers 7, twice Blocks 1, several times Steals 3, twice Points 23, at Miami (12/29/04) Ziemann s Career Stats / Total / / 3-pt / Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2002-03 28-18 65-168.387 3-18.167 15-34.441 67 2.4 59 80 4 17 148 5.3 2003-04 30-30 67-196.342 14-51.275 39-52.750 79 2.6 57 81 4 23 187 6.2 2004-05 29-20 84-208.404 22-63.349 39-53.736 75 2.6 51 78 3 20 229 7.9 Totals 87-68 216-572.378 39-132.295 93-139.669 221 2.5 167 239 11 60 564 6.5

Amanda DeCoud Guard 5-7 SO-1V Moreno Valley, CA JW North HS 13 Briefly Amanda DeCoud begins her second season with the Lions a hard working, exciting point guard great court vision a scoring threat excellent ball handler good athleticism had a strong showing in Australia. At LMU 2004-05 strong freshman season, starting 18 of the 29 games in which she played Averaged 19.9 minutes of action at the point guard spot scored a career-high 11 points to lead LMU to a win over UC Santa Barbara (1/2/05) was 5-for-6 from the field in a season-high 32 minutes of action also played 32 minutes against USC (12/5/05), and Santa Clara (2/19/05) dished out a season-high five assists at Cal State Fullerton (11/30/04) and averaged 1.7 assists per game a quick defender, she was third on the team in steals, and had six thefts vs. Cal State Northridge (12/2/04) grabbed a season-high seven rebounds at Cal State Fullerton (11/30/04) and averaged 2.0 boards per game two double-digit scoring games scored 10 points, including six free throws, against Saint Mary s (2/17/05). High School A 2004 graduate of JW North High School in Riverside, CA was a first-team All-Riverside County, first-team All-CIF and All-Ivy League pick as a junior and senior averaged 17.1 points, 5.6 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 4.5 steals as a senior her junior squad took the Ivy League Championship and made it to the CIF Semifinal game She averaged 14 points, 5.2 rebounds, 4.3 steals and 4.1 assists per game as a junior As a sophomore, she was second-team All- Riverside County and first-team All-Ivy League and All- CIF four year letterwinner, and three year captain two-time Woodbridge Tournament MVP two-time Ayala Best in the West All-Tournament team named to the All-Star Girls Report Top 250 prep coach was Brian Jones. Personal Amanda Nicole DeCoud was born Feb. 16, 1986 in Upland, CA daughter of Kathy DeCoud and Kevin and Kasey DeCoud has three sisters, Lauren, Erika and Alexis, and one brother, Austin was also recruited by Pepperdine, Santa Clara and Gonzaga was a member of the Honor Roll at John W. North HS chose LMU for the campus, location and athletics program volunteered with Sheriff s Gift of Love competed against Rachael and Bianca Ziemann, Amanda Patton, Sara Brown and Carrie Noyes in high school major is undeclared. DeCoud Off the Court Favorite television show The Cosby Show. Three words that best describe me Goofy, Spiritual and Happy. Best thing I like about playing for Coach Wilhoit She motivates me to be not only a better basketball player but also a better person. If I could switch places with someone for a day it would be Beyonce. My advice to young players is When you re not working on your game, someone else is. My best non-athletic talent is Eating decoud s career highs Minutes 32, three times FGM 5, vs. UCSB (1/2/05) FGA 7, vs. Cal State Northridge (12/20/04) 3-FGM 1, three times FTM 5, vs. Portand (1/15/05) FTA 7, vs. Portland (1/15/05) Rebounds 7, at CSF (11/30/04) Assists 5, at CSF (11/30/04) Turnovers 6, vs. Utah (12/18/04) Blocks 1, four times Steals6, vs. Cal State Northridge ( 12/20/04) Points 11, vs. UCSB (1/2/05) DeCoud s Career Stats / Total / / 3-pt / Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2004-05 29-18 36-106.340 4-14.286 30-44.682 58 2.0 50 55 8 38 106 3.7

Jenni Smith Guard 6-0 SR-3V Broomfield, CO Broomfield HS 20 Briefly Jenni Smith enters her fourth season with the Lions versatile player who offers coaching staff many options very nice shooting touch excellent ball handling skills high basketball I.Q great feel for the game has great vision on the court very competitive, loves to win could post up smaller defenders brings confidence a team leader. At LMU 2004-05 Valuable contributor off the bench, Smith played in 24 games and started two averaged 18.8 minutes of action made 36.4% of 3-point attempts and averaged 4.8 points per game scored a season-high nine points three times was 4-for-7 from the field for nine points and grabbed six rebounds against Hofstra in the Miami Holiday Classic (12/28/04) made two 3-pointers, added three free throws and had five rebounds in the opening game of the LMU Marina del Rey Marriott Thanksgiving Tournament (11/26/04) was 3-for-4 from three-point range to score nine points vs. San Diego (2/3/05) missed four games to injury during the non-conference schedule. 2003-04 Played in 26 games, averaging 2.4 points and 1.2 rebounds per game... had 12 points in win over UC Riverside (12/5/03), going 4-for-4 from behind the arc... hit a big three-pointer in NCAA tournament against Baylor... her three-pointer tied the LMU*Furama Thanksgiving Classic championship game at 56-all with 3:19 remaining in the game with 90 seconds remaining in the victory over Portland (2/7/04), she drew a foul and hit both free throws to cut the Pilot lead to one made her second career start against Santa Clara (1/17/04) played a season-high 24 minutes against Portland (2/7/04), dishing out a season-high three assists and scoring seven points. 2002-03 played in 21 games and made her first career start against San Francisco (2/28/03) scored a seasonhigh five points against San Francisco picked up four points, four steals and two rebounds against Santa Clara (2/14/03). High School Smith is a 2002 graduate of Broomfield High School in Broomfield, CO a four-year basketball letterwinner captained her junior and senior squads was an All-Boulder County selection four times named to the All-Skyline League team all four years was selected as Boulder County and 4A state Player of the Year in 2002 a mainstay on the Honor Roll with a 3.5 GPA four-time league All-Academic team member prep coach was Mike Croell. Personal Jenni Kay Smith was born on Sept. 15, 1984 in Denver, CO the daughter of Craig and Debbie Smith has one brother, Chad and one sister, Jodi also recruited by Georgetown, Colorado State and San Diego chose LMU because of the academic and basketball programs lists singing and writing as her hobbies enjoys watching movies and hanging out with friends in her spare time lists macaroni and cheese as her favorite food a business administration major. Smith Off the Court Best sporting event I ever attended. Our WCC Championship game Favorite television show Scrubs Greatest basketball moment Making it to the NCAA Tournament in 2003-04. Best thing I like about playing for Coach Wilhoit Her dedication to her team and to bringing out the best in all of us My advice to young players is Talk less, listen more. Most people don t know that I always thought I d be a singer on Star Search. smith s career highs Min. 28, at Portland (2/10/05) FGM 4, twice FGA 9, at San Francisco (2/28/03) 3-FGM 4, vs. UC Riverside (12/5/03) FTM 4, vs. USD (3/3/05) FTA 6, vs. IUPUI (11/26/04), USD (3/3/05) Rebounds 6, twice Assists 4, twice Turnovers 3, several times Blocks 1, three times Steals 4, vs. Santa Clara (2/14/03) Points 12, vs. UC Riverside (12/5/03) Smith s Career Stats / Total / / 3-pt / Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2002-03 21-1 8-36.222 2-12.167 7-12.583 16 0.8 8 19 0 10 25 1.2 2003-04 26-1 22-65.338 12-35.343 7-12.583 31 1.2 20 16 4 3 63 2.4 2004-05 24-2 40-105.381 20-55.364 15-34.441 52 2.2 30 21 1 12 115 4.8 Totals 47-4 70-206.340 34-102.333 29-58.500 99 2.1 58 56 5 25 203 4.3

Rachael Ziemann Guard 5-8 SR-3V Huntington Beach, CA Edison HS 21 Briefly Rachael Ziemann enters her fourth season with the Lions impressive scoring potential is a game-changing player has a good sense of the game can see the floor well tremendous shooting touch is very athletic has a quick and powerful drive to the basket is an excellent three-point shooter. At LMU 2004-05 Had a fantastic season, breaking LMU s single season record for 3- pointers en route to earning first team All-WCC honors LMU s leading scorer, averaging 10.2 points per game scoring average rose to 13.1 in WCC contests made 63 3-pointers on the season, smashing the previous LMU record of 48 43 of the 3 s were in WCC games, the second highest total in conference history her seven 3- pointers at Portland (2/10/05) broke the LMU single game record and gave her 49 3-pointers for the season that performance also tied the Chiles Center record finished the game with a careerhigh 29 points, which was the second highest single game point total for an LMU junior also added seven rebounds, five steals and four assists in the win 15 double-digit scoring games three games with five 3-pointers, which ranks in the top-10 LMU single game list was 5-for-8 from 3-point range for 19 points against Gonzaga (1/13/05) was 5-for-8 again, finishing with 17 points and eight rebounds at Saint Mary s (1/22/05) made five 3-pointers against Pepperdine and scored 19 points against Pepperdine (1/29/05) made four straight 3-pointers as part of LMU s second half comeback at San Francisco in the WCC opener (1/6/05) shot 41.4% from 3- point range, good for 23rd in the country shot better from 3-point range than overall (36.0%) also played as a point guard and was second on the team with 61 assists in conference games, led the WCC in 3-point FG percentage (45.3) and 3-point FG made (3.07) also in the top-10 for steals and scoring. 2003-04... played in all 30 games off the bench, averaging 14.2 minutes per game... finished with 5.0 points per game and 30 assists... got hot at the end of the season... named WCC All-Tournament team after scoring 13 points in semifinals and 10 points in championship win over Gonzaga (3/7/04)... added nine points and four assists against Baylor (3/20/04) in NCAA tournament... scored 12 points in the win at UNC Wilmington (11/23/03) contributed four assists twice (vs. San Diego 1/17/04, vs. Baylor 3/20/04) recorded three steals against Cal Poly (12/13/03) led the Lions with nine rebounds in the win against San Diego (1/15/04) hit a three pointer in the final seconds against Portland (2/7/04) to give the Lions a four point lead finished with nine points in 18 minutes of play against Pepperdine (2/21/04) to help Lions secure their first ever WCC title her three-pointer with two minutes remaining brought the Lions to within two points of Portland in the WCC semifinals (3/6/04) scored ten first half points in the WCC championship game (3/7/04) her three-pointer cut Baylor s lead to 59-55 with 4:23 left in the game (3/20/04). 2002-03 played in 14 games off the bench for the Lions battled a foot injury all season scored a season-high 16 points at Saint Mary s (3/1/03) had back-to-back double digit scoring totals in the WCC Tournament scored 15 points against Portland (3/6/03) in Round 1 and Santa Clara (3/7/03) in Round 2 of the tournament collected a personal-best five rebounds twice on the year; against Gonzaga (1/11/03) and at San Francisco (2/28/03) was 7-for-9 from the free-throw line in the game at Saint Mary s dished out three assists in the first game of the season against UC Riverside (11/25/02). High School Ziemann is a 2002 graduate of Edison High School in Huntington Beach, CA a two sport athlete lettered four times in both basketball and track and field four-time All-Orange County and All- Sunset League selection in track and field was the CIF Division I high jump champion (1999, 2000) took first in the AAU Junior Olympic Nationals in the high jump as a freshman as a sophomore, placed first at the Master Meet and set new school record with a 5 10 jump and placed second in the state placed second and sixth in the state high jump finals in her junior and senior years, respectively a 2002 Edison Hall of Fame inductee captained her junior and senior basketball squads was a three-time All-Sunset League selection in basketball was All-Orange County and All-CIF in 2001 and 2002 set single-season free throw percentage record (90%) as a senior named Edison and Sunset League Athlete of the Year in 2002 prep basketball coach was Corey Kelly. Personal Rachael Marie Ziemann was born on Mar. 12, 1983 in Newport Beach, CA the daughter of Neal and Terice Ziemann has two brothers, Tyler and Joseph and a twin sister, Bianca who is on the Lions squad as well also recruited by San Diego and Oregon State chose LMU because of its athletic and academic reputation names Hawaii as her favorite vacation spot enjoys hanging out with her sister and friends in her spare time a business administration major. Ziemann Off the Court Three words that best describe me Punctual, sarcastic and hardworking. Best thing I like about playing for Coach Wilhoit Her dedication to make you an excellent basketball player and student. My advice to young players is Time management is key to becoming a successful Division I athlete. I wear # 21 because It is the mirror number of 12, which my twin sister wears, and to confuse people. ziemann s career highs Min. 38, at Portland (2/10/05) FGM 9, at Portland (2/10/05) FGA 9, at Portland (2/10/05) 3-FGM 7, at Portland (2/10/05) FTM 7, at Saint Mary s (3/1/03) FTA 9, at Saint Mary s (3/1/03) Rebounds 9, vs. San Diego (1/15/04) Assists 5, vs. UC Riverside (12/5/03) Turnovers 4, several times Blocks 1, twice Steals 5, twice Points 29, at Portland (2/10/05) Ziemann s Career Stats / Total / / 3-pt / Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2002-03 14-0 26-62.419 8-19.421 9-11.818 31 2.2 10 14 0 5 69 4.9 2003-04 30-0 56-148.378 24-65.369 13-15.867 55 1.8 30 41 0 13 149 5.0 2004-05 29-18 104-289.360 63-152.414 26-33.788 89 3.1 61 55 3 38 297 10.2 Totals 73-18 186-499.373 95-236.403 48-59.814 175 2.4 101 110 3 56 515 7.1

2003-04 WCC CHAMPIONS Amanda Patton Guard 5-9 JR-2V Valencia, CA Hart HS 22 Briefly Amanda Patton enters her third season with the Lions one of the prettiest shots in the conference will be an impact player for the Lions this season pure shooter with great outside range sees the court extremely well shows a great deal of confidence incredible understanding of the game. At LMU 2004-05 Provided a spark off the bench with her deadly 3-point shot made 46.2% of 3-point attempts, going 2-for-2 from 3-point range three times appeared in 21 games, missing the first seven games with injury made her season debut at Cal Poly (12/11/05) averaged 6.8 minutes of action hit a 3-pointer with 8.7 seconds remaining in the game to tie the score at Santa Clara (1/20/05) scored a season-high eight points against the Broncos played 12 minutes against Santa Clara (1/20/05) and Portland (2/10/05) scored six points against San Francisco (1/6/05), Portland (1/15/05) and San Diego (3/3/05). 2003-04 appeared in 14 games in her first season at LMU missed 11 games due to a lower leg stress fracture registered a career-high nine points on three threepointers against UC Riverside (12/5/04) grabbed a season-high five rebounds while playing 21 minutes to help LMU win the LMU*Furama Thanksgiving Classic over Arkansas (11/29/03) dished out three assists in the win against Providence College (11/28/03) Picked up two steals vs. Cal Poly (12/13/03). High School Patton is a 2003 graduate of Hart High School in Newhall, CA a two sport athlete lettered four times in basketball and competed one year in softball a four-time all-city and All-Santa Clarita area selection was also a four-time All-Foothill League pick selected to the All-CIF Division IA team three times named team Most Valuable Player as a freshman and sophomore and Best Offensive Player as a junior and senior holds the school record for threepointers in a single game is also the school record holder in career three-pointers, points and assists prep basketball coach was Tom Bailey. Personal Amanda Lauren Patton was born on Aug. 16, 1985 in Valencia, CA the daughter of Thomas and Leslie Patton has one sister, Dana also recruited by Santa Clara, San Diego, New Mexico and Pacific chose LMU because of its location, coaching staff and academic reputation participated as a volunteer for the Special Olympics a sociology major. Patton Off the Court Favorite website Ebay.com Three words that best describe me Drop, Dead, Gorgeous. Best thing I like about playing for Coach Wilhoit Her intensity. My advice to young players is If you work hard you will excel at anything you do. My dream job would be To own my own record label. Most people don t know that I like to keep snacks in the freezer, in particular trail mix. You will be hooked if you try it. My best non-athletic talent is Freestyle Rapping. patton s career highs Min. 21, vs. Arkansas (11/29/03) FGM 3, twice FGA 7, vs. Arkansas (11/29/03) 3-FGM 3, vs. UC Riverside (12/5/03) FTM 3, at UNC Wilmington (11/23/03) FTA 4, at UNC Wilmington (11/23/03) Rebounds 5, vs. Arkansas (11/29/03) Assists 3, three times Turnovers 5, vs. Arkansas (11/29/03) Blocks 1, vs. UNLV (12/15/03) Steals 2, vs. Cal Poly (12/13/03) Points 9, vs. UC Riverside (12/5/03) Patton s Career Stats / Total / / 3-pt / Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2003-04 14-0 10-26.385 7-16.438 3-4.750 19 1.4 9 24 1 4 30 2.1 2004-05 21-0 17-36.472 12-26.462 5-7.714 23 1.1 15 23 0 6 51 2.4 Totals 35-0 27-62.435 19-42.452 8-11.727 42 1.2 24 47 1 10 81 2.3

Bronwyn Evans Forward 6-1 FR-HS Portland, OR Jesuit HS 30 Briefly Bronwyn Evans begins her second season with the Lions has a solid all-around game fundamentally sound competitive was well coached coming into LMU good understanding of the game perfectionist moves well for her size strong work ethic attitude and leadership of a winner. At LMU 2004-05 Started the season well, playing double digit minutes in four of the first seven games scored a seasonhigh six points and grabbed a season-high seven rebounds against Weber State in the championship game of the LMU Marina del Rey Marriott Thanksgiving Tournament (11/27/04) played a season-high 19 minutes in that game also dished out two assists and made two blocks grabbed four rebounds in 15 minutes of action at USC (12/5/04) scored her first career point on a free throw against Cal State Fullerton (11/20/04) and her first field goal against IUPUI (11/26/04) averaged 6.0 minutes of action for the season, and 3.0 minutes during WCC games grabbed 1.2 rebounds per game. High School A 2004 graduate of Jesuit High School in Portland, Oregon a three-sport athlete, she lettered for three years in basketball and volleyball and one year in track honorable mention McDonald s All- American two-time All-Conference selection named All-State for Class 4-A as a senior as a junior, was named to second team All-State tournament team first team adidas Laker Shootout team captain for both basketball and volleyball her senior year prep basketball coach was Kathy Naro twotime All-Conference selection as a middle blocker in volleyball named All-State her senior year prep volleyball coach was Teresa Zimmerlee. Personal Bronwyn Rose Evans was born Dec. 27, 1985 in Portland, OR daughter of Susan and Steven Evans has two brothers, Jacob and Ben, who both attend Oregon State was also recruited by Santa Clara, Cornell, UC Santa Barbara, Colorado State and Portland member of the National Honor Society Presidential Award winner a biology major. Evans Off the Court Favorite television show Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Best thing I like about playing for Coach Wilhoit She pushes you past where you think your limits are My dream job would be Forensic scientist One thing I can t live without Laughter My best non-athletic talent is Singing in the shower Most people don t know that I love to watch plays The person in history I d most like to meet John F. Kennedy evans career highs Min 19, vs. Weber State (11/27/04) FGM 13, vs. Weber State (11/27/04) FGA 10, vs. Weber State (11/27/04) 3-FGM 0 FTM 1, vs. CSF (11/20/04) FTA 2, vs. CSF (11/20/04) Rebounds 7, vs. Weber State (11/27/04) Assists 2, three times Turnovers 2, three times Blocks 2, vs. Weber State (11/27/04) Steals 1, four times Points 6, vs. Weber State (11/27/04) Evans Career Stats / Total / / 3-pt / Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2004-05 19-0 4-28.143 0-3.000 1-6.167 22 1.2 7 16 5 4 9 0.5

Valerie Ogoke Forward 6-2 SO-1V Inglewood, CA St. Mary s Academy 34 Briefly... Valerie Ogoke enters her second year with the Lions extremely athletic a huge talent with huge potential could be a tenacious defender good at securing rebounds quick learner very smart. At LMU 2004-05... Strong freshman season, culminating in being named to the WCC s All-Freshman Team played in all 29 games, starting two averaged 5.3 points and 4.3 rebounds per game registered a double-double in her first career start against Cal Poly (12/11/04) scored 14 points and grabbed 12 rebounds in 32 minutes of action a strong rebounder, she led the team in offensive rebounds averaged 2.7 offensive boards per game recorded a season-high seven offensive rebounds at Santa Clara (1/20/05) third in the WCC in offensive rebounds in conference games also ranked 6th in the WCC in blocks in all games, averaging 0.8 per game had a career-high three blocks against Cal Poly and Pepperdine ( 2/26/05) five double-digit scoring games, including a season-high 15 points against Hofstra (12/28/05) also had 25 steals and 16 assists on the season played double-digit minutes in all but two games. High School... A 2004 graduate of St. Mary s Academy in Inglewood, CA a four year letterwinner, and three year captain earned all-league honors as a sophomore, junior and senior named All- CIF as a junior and senior named team MVP three years. she averaged 17.7 points, 16.1 rebounds, 6.7 blocks and 4.8 steals per game earning her a spot on the 2003 Daily Breeze All- Area second-team earned first team All-Daily Breeze honors as a senior was a member of the California Scholarship Federation had 28 points with 26 rebounds and six blocked shots in a game as a sophomore prep basketball coach was Bo Corona. Personal Valerie Ekwie Ogoke was born on Sept. 10, 1986 in Inglewood, CA daughter of Catherine Okekenta mother attended Ahmada Bello University in Nigeria has two brothers, Maurice and Ronald and one sister, Desiree was also recruited by Princeton, Dartmouth, San Diego, Santa Clara and Portland chose LMU for academics, athletics and location an accounting major. Favorite website Thefacebook.com Favorite television show America s Next Top Model Ogoke Off the Court One thing I can t live without Food! Any kind Favorite food Cap n Crunch and Milk Hobbies outside of basketball Eating, modeling and watching movies with Bronwyn Most people don t know that I m afraid of dogs ogoke s career highs Min. 32 at Cal Poly (12/11/04) FGM 6, twice FGA 13, vs. Hofstra (12/28/04) 3-FGM 0 FTM 5, vs. USD (3/3/05) FTA 7, vs. Hofstra (12/28/05) Rebounds 12, at Cal Poly (12/11/04) Assists 2, twice Turnovers 4, at CSF (11/30/04) Blocks 3, twice Steals 3, twice Points 15, vs. Hofstra (12/28/04) Ogoke s Career Stats / Total / / 3-pt / Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2004-05 29-2 58-129.450 0-0.000 39-76.513 125 4.3 16 35 22 25 155 5.3

Carrie Noyes Forward 6-1 SO-1V Brea, CA Brea Olinda HS 40 Briefly Carrie Noyes enters her second year with the Lions a physical player willing to do the dirty work will do the things that won t show up on the stat sheet- set screens, tip the ball to keep it alive does the little intangibles that make a difference in the game great mobility for her size, and runs the court well. At LMU 2004-05... Played in 10 games scored her first career point on a free throw at San Diego (1/8/05) secured two rebounds in her first career game at Cal State Fullerton (11/30/04), just miles away from her hometown of Brea also grabbed rebounds against San Diego (1/8/05) and Saint Mary s (2/17/05) recorded her first assist and steal against Saint Mary s (2/17/05) played a season-high five minutes against Utah (12/18/04). High School A 2004 graduate of Brea Olinda High School in Brea, CA was All-League all four years of high school as well as All-CIF All-Tournament Team at Nike Tournament of Champions one of the Blue Chip Top 100 seniors was named a Street & Smith All-American three-time pick to the Orange County Register s All-County second team averaged 16.5 points, 8.3 rebounds, 2.0 steals, 3.0 assists and 1.4 blocks per game as a junior prep basketball coach was Jeff Sink. Personal Carrie Catherine Noyes was born Mar. 27, 1986 in Placentia, CA daughter of Catherine and David Noyes has one brother, Bryan, who played baseball at UCSB recruited by UCLA, San Francisco, San Diego, Saint Mary s and Boston University chose LMU for athletics and location was a scholar-athlete at Brea Olinda HS an english major. Noyes Off the Court Favorite television show One Tree Hill Three words that best describe me Blonde, Tall and Smiling. Best thing I like about playing for Coach Wilhoit Her honesty and how she motivates me to work hard. My dream job would be Working in the movie industry. Most people don t know that I m scared of heights. My best non-athletic talent is That I m a creative decorator. If I could switch places with someone for a day it would be Jennifer Aniston so I could be married to Brad Pitt. noyes career highs Minutes 5, vs. Utah (12/18/04) FGM 0 FGA 0 3-FGM 0 FTM 1, at San Diego (1/8/05) FTA 2, at San Diego (1/8/05) Rebounds 2, at CSF (11/30/04) Assists 1, vs. Saint Mary s (2/17/05) Turnovers 1, vs. Utah (12/18/04) Blocks 0 Steals 1, vs. Saint Mary s (2/17/05) Points 1, at San Diego (1/8/05) Noyes Career Stats / Total / / 3-pt / Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2004-05 10-0 0-0.000 0-0.000 1-3.333 4 0.4 1 1 0 1 1 0.1

Jevay Grooms Center 6-3 SR-3V Granada Hills, CA Kennedy HS 50 Briefly Jevay Grooms enters her fourth season with the Lions has a very good work ethic has a strong desire to improve her basketball knowledge is very athletic possesses the type of skills and abilities that makes basketball players successful. At LMU 2004-05 Had a breakout junior season, playing in all 29 games and starting 25 averaged 7.3 points and 5.4 rebounds per game her 53.9 field goal percentage was the third best in LMU single season history it led the team and was second in the WCC her first career start was record-breaking, scoring 21 points and grabbing 12 rebounds against Colorado in the season-opener (11/19/04) shot 10-for-11 from the field, and her 90.9 shooting percentage was the 4th best shooting percentage in an LMU single game also had two assists, two blocks and a steal against the Buffalos followed it up with another double-digit rebounding game, grabbing 12 boards and scoring eight points against Cal State Fullerton (11/20/04) to earn Nugget Classic All- Tournament honors recorded another double-double against UC Santa Barbara (1/2/05), scoring 10 points and grabbing 15 rebounds had several key offensive rebounds in the final minutes of the one-point LMU victory scored 18 points on 8-for-9 shooting from the field at Saint Mary s (1/22/05) that 88.9 FG percentage ranks 6th on the LMU single game list played in double-digit minutes in all but two games averaged 23.0 minutes of play led the team with 22 blocks, including six games with at least two blocks named to the WCC All-Academic Team. 2003-04 appeared in 21 games for the Lions averaged 1.6 points per game and 1.4 rebounds per game registered a career-high 13 points against Santa Clara (1/17/04) while playing a career-high 22 minutes played 12 minutes against San Francisco (2/26/04) and scored four points grabbed a career-high five rebounds twice (1/17/04 against Santa Clara, 2/26/04 against San Francisco). 2002-03 played in 13 games scored a season-high four points against Portland (1/10/03) also scored against Arkansas (12/30/02), Gonzaga (1/11/03) and Saint Mary s (1/31/03) collected her first collegiate block at Saint Mary s (3/1/03) also had season-high four rebounds in the game against Gonzaga. High School Grooms is a 2002 graduate of John F. Kennedy High School in Granada, CA a three sport athlete lettered four times in track, three times in volleyball and basketball was a four-time All-Mission Valley League selection in volleyball captained her junior and senior volleyball squads named all-league in basketball as a freshman, sophomore and junior was basketball captain in 2000 and 2001. Personal Jevay Talia Grooms was born on June 25, 1984 in Glendale, CA the daughter of Henry and Tonie Grooms has seven brothers, Zanye, Ian, Ivan, Athesis, Yaphet, Rahsan, Dax and four sisters, Xava, Shaneya, Nina and Cathy loves to eat lobster and crab names the Los Angeles Lakers as her favorite professional sports team a political science and economics double major. Grooms Off the Court Favorite television show The Sopranos. Favorite place on LMU campus My kitchen. My advice to young players is Stay positive. Favorite food Anything my mom makes. The person in history I would most like to meet Malcolm X. grooms career highs Min. 33, vs. Gonzaga (1/13/05) FGM 10, vs. Colorado (11/19/04) FGA 11, vs. Colorado (11/19/04) 3-FGM 0 FTM 3, three times FTA 6, twice Rebounds 15, vs. UCSB (1/2/05) Assists 2, three times Turnovers 4, vs. Pepperdine (1/29/05) Blocks 3, vs. Portland (1/15/05) Steals 4, at San Diego (1/8/05) Points 21, vs. Colorado (11/19/04) Grooms Career Stats / Total / / 3-pt / Year G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2002-03 13-0 6-14.429 0-0.000 1-5.200 21 1.6 1 9 1 0 13 1.0 2003-04 21-0 12-30.400 0-0.000 10-18.556 30 1.4 1 14 4 3 34 1.6 2004-05 29-25 90-167.539 0-0.000 32-56.571 158 5.4 21 44 22 22 212 7.3 Totals 63-25 108-211.512 0-0.000 43-79.544 209 3.3 23 67 27 25 259 4.1

Sara Brown Guard 5-8 SO-TR Santa Margarita, CA Colorado State 23 Briefly Sara Brown begins her second season with the Lions after transferring from Colorado State sat out the 2004-05 season due to NCAA transfer rules. At Colorado State 2003-04 Played in 20 games, starting three averaged six minutes per appearance scored 14 points on the season averaged 1.1 rebounds per game recorded eight assists and eight steals scored a seasonhigh four points against Denver (12/11/03) dished out three assists in her first career game against Texas Southern (11/21/03) grabbed a season-high four rebounds against Air Force (3/4/04). High School A 2003 graduate of San Clemente HS scored the final six points to lead San Clemente to a 42-40 victory over El Camino in the first round of the CIF Southern California Regional Division I State Tournament Named captain her senior year Played at El Toro HS her freshman season before transferring to San Clemente was a three-year First Team All-South Coast Leage selection and co-mvp of the conference her senior year was also All-State for three seasons and was an adidas All-American in 2002 and 2003 was a Street & Smith s Honorable Mention All American the same two years was on the principal s honor roll all three years at San Clemente played for the Orange County Swith Club team from 1999 to 2001 before playing for the topranked West Coast All-Stars in 2002 led her high school teams to a 109-16 record in her four seasons of varsity play ranks third at San Clemente in scoring with 1,143 points once made four three-pointers in a game prep basketball coach was Mary Mulligan. Personal Sara Ashley Brown was born May 30, 1985 in Hinsdale, IL daughter of Tammy and Charles Brown also recruited by Virginia, Oregon, Arizona and UC Santa Barbara selected LMU because of the supurb quality of education, the positive and effective women s basketball program, and the proximity to friends and family a communication studies major. Ashlee Dunlap Forward 6-1 JR-TR Los Angeles, CA San Diego State 35 Briefly Ashlee Dunlap begins her second season with the Lions after transferring from San Diego State sat out the 2004-05 season due to NCAA transfer rules. At San Diego State 2003-04 Played in 28 games, starting 25 averaged 10.7 points per game, and 7.6 rebounds per game blocked 31 shots and made 38 steals averaged 27 minutes per game third in the MWC in rebounding fifth in blocks scored 23 points with ten rebounds against Nevada (11/24/03) had another 23 point game against Air Force, with 12 rebounds had 17 doubledigit scoring games, and 12 double-digit rebounding games had a season-high 17 rebounds against Washington State (12/22/03) recorded 11 double-doubles. 2002-03 One of three Aztecs and the only freshman to play and start in all 27 games first on the team in field goals, rebounding and steals and was second in scoring and blocks posted 19 double-figure scoring games, 11 double-figure rebounding games and 10 double-doubles led the team in scoring 19 times and in rebounding 20 times earned Mountain West Conference honorablemention honors first in the conference in rebounds per game (8.8) and defensive boards (5.19/g) also appeared in the MWC top 10 in offensive rebounds (2nd), blocked shots (3rd) and steals (6th) had a career night in a win over American (12/9/02), posting her fourth double-double with 17 points and 18 rebounds 18 rebounds are a MWC freshman record and were the most by a Mountain West Conference player in a game in 2002-03. High School A 2002 graduate of Fairfax High School in Los Angeles was an all-city selection in each of her four years of high school received all-league MVP honors as a junior averaged 23 points, nine rebounds and four assists per game her team was ranked in the top four in Los Angeles her junior season scored 95 points over the course of four games at the Ayala Tournament as a senior scored 30 points and 22 rebounds versus Harvard- Westlake as a senior league freshman of the year prep basketball coach was Judy Edwards. Personal Ashlee Renee Dunlap was born June 9, 1984 in Los Angeles, CA daughter of Sheila Clark and Andre Dunlap has three brothers, Darren, Deandre and Andre also recruited by UCLA, USC and Pepperdine chose LMU because she was pleased with the program s academics and athletics a studio arts major.