SAINT LOUIS women s basketball

SAINT LOUIS B I L L I K E N S women s basketball BILLIKEN GAME DAY Saint Louis BILLIKENS (4-9) vs. Ball State CARDINALS (7-5) Game Notes January 4, 2009 Chaifetz Arena, St. Louis, Mo. SLU Women s Basketball Contact: Mickey Smith, Assistant Sports Information Director 314.610.8496 msmit145@slu.edu Saint Louis Probable Starters Head Coach SHIMMY GRAY-MILLER (34-66, fourth season at SLU) No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown PPG RPG APG 2 ALISHA GOODWIN G 5-8 Fr. Swansea, Ill. 7.0 2.8 0.9 3 THERESA LISCH G 5-9 Jr. Belleville, Ill. 18.5 4.6 3.1 10 JANISHA GEARLDS G 5-7 Fr. Bolingbrook, Ill. 5.8 3.5 2.8 30 HEATHER KING F 5-11 Sr. Palos Hills, Ill. 5.9 5.9 0.5 55 AMANDA KEMEZYS C 6-4 Jr. Fairview Heights, Ill. 10.4 6.0 0.3 SETTING THE STAGE Saint Louis (4-9) plays its fi nal nonconference home game of the season today against Ball State (7-5) of the Mid-American Conference. Both teams are trying to rebound from a loss. Last Tuesday, the Billikens fell 87-61 to No. 5 Oklahoma at Chaifetz Arena, while the Cardinals were edged 81-75 at Alabama. LAST TIME OUT Atlantic 10 Conference scoring leader Theresa Lisch netted a game-high 19 points in the Billikens loss to Oklahoma. Lisch added four assists, two blocks and two steals. Lauren Woods scored a season-high 12 points, made a careerhigh four steals and tacked on fi ve rebounds. Heather King tallied 10 points and six rebounds, while Amanda Kemezys contributed nine points and a team-high nine boards. The Bills produced season highs of 27 free throws made and 39 free-throw attempts. COMING UP Saint Louis wraps up its non-conference schedule Tuesday with a trip to Hampton of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. The Billikens will try to avenge last season s 71-57 overtime loss to the Lady Pirates in St. Louis. GETTING BACK AT THE MAC The Billikens have had little success against Mid-American Conference teams. SLU is 5-16 against the MAC, with two victories against Ball State and one win apiece against Akron, Miami (Ohio) and Western Michigan. Saint Louis edged Western Michigan 68-67 earlier this season at Chaifetz Arena on a last-second 3-pointer by Theresa Lisch. THE BALL STATE SERIES The Cardinals lead the series 4-2. Ball State has won the last three meetings, including a 75-60 decision in Muncie, Ind., when the teams last met four seasons ago. SLU has captured two of the three games in St. Louis. CHAIFETZ ARENA Saint Louis University s new Chaifetz (SHAY-fetz) Arena debuts this season. The $81 million arena has a seating capacity of 10,600 and functions as a true multipurpose campus events center, hosting a myriad of SLU events including men s and women s basketball, volleyball, commencement, cultural 2008-09 BILLIKEN SCHEDULE Nov. 14 at Southern Illinois L, 77-85 Nov. 16 WESTERN MICHIGAN W, 68-67 Nov. 19 at Morehead State L, 86-98 Nov. 23 KANSAS L, 56-75 Nov. 25 CREIGHTON L, 56-68 Nov. 29 MISSOURI STATE W, 68-53 Dec. 6 vs. TCU (Berkeley, Calif.) L, 59-73 Dec. 7 vs. Princeton (Berkeley, Calif.) W, 53-51 Dec. 14 at Canisius L, 64-67 Dec. 16 OAKLAND L, 60-68 Dec. 20 at Wyoming W, 74-59 Dec. 22 at Colorado L, 63-76 Dec. 30 #5 OKLAHOMA L, 61-87 Jan. 4 BALL STATE 2 p.m. Jan. 6 at Hampton 6 p.m. Jan. 10 DAYTON* 7 p.m. Jan. 12 FORDHAM* 7 p.m. Jan. 17 at La Salle* Noon Jan. 20 at Charlotte* 11 a.m. Jan. 24 SAINT JOSEPH S* 7 p.m. Jan. 31 at Massachusetts* 1 p.m. Feb. 3 CHARLOTTE* 7 p.m. Feb. 8 at Temple* 11 a.m. Feb. 11 at Duquesne* 6 p.m. Feb. 14 GEORGE WASHINGTON* 2 p.m. Feb. 18 at Rhode Island* 6 p.m. Feb. 21 XAVIER* 1 p.m. Feb. 25 ST. BONAVENTURE* 7 p.m. March 1 at Richmond* 1 p.m. Mar. 6-9 A-10 Championship, Charlotte, N.C. TBA All times Central

Saint Louis Game Notes vs. Ball State, 1/4/09 2-2-2 events, conferences and conventions. The arena houses the department of athletics offi ces as well as a practice facility for the basketball and volleyball teams, Chaifetz Pavilion. The building is named after Dr. Richard A. Chaifetz, who donated a $12 million naming gift to the University. A 1975 SLU graduate, Dr. Chaifetz is chairman and CEO of ComPsych Corp. GIMME SHIMMY Shimmy Gray-Miller is in her fourth season as the Billikens head coach. Inheriting a team that won only four games during the 2004-05 campaign, her fi rst SLU squad went 7-20. However, Gray-Miller led the 2006-07 Bills to a 13-17 record that included the program s fi rst conference tournament victory since 2002, a 69-61 win over Richmond. Last season s team posted a 10-20 mark. A 1994 University of Michigan graduate, Gray-Miller is the sixth head coach in Saint Louis women s basketball history and carries a 34-66 career record. IT S A FAMILY AFFAIR When Theresa Lisch scored her 1,000th career point at Colorado, she and her brother, Kevin, became members of an elite group in college basketball history. They are one of just four known sister-brother combinations in NCAA Division I to score at least 1,000 points at the same school. The other three are Rashanda (1,276 points/2005-present) and Rashad (1,721/2002-05) McCants of North Carolina; Chari (1,964/1995-99) and Jeff (1,214/1994-96) Nordgaard of Wisconsin- Green Bay; and Ann (1,685/1975-78) and David (1,046/1973-75) Meyers of UCLA. Theresa Lisch ranks 13th on the SLU women s career scoring list with 1,030 points, just 34 behind 12th-place Nancy Mueller. Kevin Lisch ranks eighth on the men s chart with 1,422 points (prior to Jan. 2 game). BOARD GAME Saint Louis has out-rebounded fi ve of its last seven opponents and is a combined +27 (3.9 per game) on the boards during that stretch. For the season, the Bills have gained the upper hand seven times and have tied one opponent. Two of the fi ve opponents that have out-rebounded SLU have earned the edge by just one carom. ON TARGET The Billikens are fi fth in the Atlantic 10 in 3-point percentage, connecting at a 35.9-percent clip (56-of-156). Theresa Lisch is tied for seventh in the league in 3-pointers per game (1.92). LISCH THE LEADER Theresa Lisch continues to pace the A-10 in scoring with 18.5 points per game. She is 2.3 points per game ahead of the league s No. 2 scorer. Her 32-point performance at Morehead State is tied for the highest scoring output by an A-10 women s player this season. Lisch is also third in the conference with an 86.4 percent (76-of-88) free-throw shooting mark. She has made 41 of her last 42 free throws including a 12-of-12 effort at Wyoming, the best foul-shooting performance by an A-10 player (female or male) this year. SECOND CHANCES As they were last season, the Billikens are strong on the offensive glass. Saint Louis ranks third in the A-10 with 14.3 offensive rebounds per game and holds a 186-150 edge (+2.77 per game) over its opponents in that category. Heather King is tied for ninth in the conference in offensive rebounding with a 2.62 average. STRONG AT THE STRIPE The Billikens are shooting 75.6 percent (93-of-123) from the foul line in their last fi ve games, lifting their season mark from 66 percent to 69.7 percent. The Bills have averaged 24 free throws made in their last three outings. CLIMBING THE CAREER LISTS On the SLU 3-point fi eld goals career chart, Katie Paganelli is sixth with 105 treys, while Theresa Lisch is seventh with 103. Lisch has moved into third place in free throws made with 313, while Amanda Kemezys ranks ninth with 52 blocks. LISCH HONORED BY A-10 Atlantic 10 Conference head women s basketball coaches and media representatives voted junior guard Theresa Lisch to the 2008-09 preseason All- Conference second team. Lisch was a third-team All-Conference selection last season. The Billikens were tabbed to fi nish 10th in the upcoming league race. POOH CAN DO Freshman guard Janisha Pooh Gearlds chipped in two points, two rebounds, three assists and a steal vs. Oklahoma had two points, four rebounds, two assists and a steal at Colorado tied for game-high honors with a seasonhigh six assists and added two points, four rebounds and a steal at Wyoming tied her season high with fi ve rebounds and collected three assists vs. Oakland contributed nine points, three rebounds, three steals and two assists at Canisius had one point, four rebounds and an assist vs. Princeton tallied fi ve points, four rebounds, two assists, a block and a steal vs. TCU had a season-high six steals, three points, four rebounds and a team-high three assists vs. Missouri State tied for teamhigh scoring honors with 12 points to go along with a team-high three assists, two steals and a rebound vs. Creighton scored 11 points, tied her season high with fi ve rebounds and added two assists and a steal in a team- and season-high 37 minutes vs. Kansas tallied season highs of 14 points (5-of-5 FG, including two treys) and fi ve rebounds and added two assists and a block at Morehead State earned her fi rst collegiate start vs. Western Michigan and registered six points, two assists, one rebound and one steal scored eight points on 3-of-3 shooting, including a 3-pointer, and added four rebounds (three offensive), game highs of fi ve assists and three steals, and a block at Southern Illinois. GOODIE BAG Freshman guard Alisha Goodwin collected fi ve points, one rebound and one steal vs. Oklahoma had two points and three rebounds at Colorado had fi ve points, four rebounds and two assists at Wyoming contributed seven points, four rebounds and a steal vs. Oakland had four points and an assist at Canisius scored two points (game-winning FG) to go with fi ve rebounds (tied season high), three assists and a block vs. Princeton collected nine points, a season-high fi ve rebounds and a steal vs. TCU scored a season-high 14 points (6-of-10 FG, 2-of-3 treys) and tacked on a rebound and a steal vs. Missouri State tied for team-high scoring honors with 12 points and added four rebounds and a steal vs. Creighton had two points and two rebounds vs. Kansas contributed 11 points, three rebounds and two assists at Morehead State scored 12 points on 4-of-7 shooting and added three rebounds, a season-high three assists and a steal vs. Western Michigan the steal preceded the game-winning basket, on which she had an assist had six points on 3-of-5 shooting, two steals, one rebound and one assist at Southern Illinois. WAIT TIL WE GET OUR HAYNES ON YOU Senior forward Jameela Haynes was 2-of-2 from the foul line and made a steal vs. Oklahoma snared two rebounds at Colorado DNP at Wyoming DNP vs. Oakland DNP at Canisius DNP vs. Princeton grabbed two rebounds vs. TCU DNP vs. Missouri State made an appearance in the Creighton game DNP vs. Kansas hit a free throw at Morehead State played two minutes off the bench vs. Western Michigan started at Southern Illinois and picked up a steal in nine minutes.

Saint Louis Game Notes vs. Ball State, 1/4/09 3-3-3 SAINT NIC Sophomore center Nicole Johnson had a steal vs. Oklahoma had one point and one rebound at Colorado notched an offensive rebound at Wyoming played a seasonhigh 13 minutes vs. Oakland and picked up two rebounds and two steals DNP at Canisius had two points and two rebounds vs. Princeton scored two points and collected a rebound vs. TCU played two minutes vs. Missouri State made a free throw and had a season-high four rebounds (three offensive) vs. Creighton DNP vs. Kansas had a steal at Morehead State grabbed two rebounds and blocked a shot vs. Western Michigan played one minute at Southern Illinois. AK IS OK Junior center Amanda Kemezys registered nine points, a team-high nine rebounds to tie her season high, and a block vs. Oklahoma had seven points and two rebounds at Colorado netted a season-high 20 points (6-of-9 FG, 8-of- 10 FT) and tied for game-high honors with seven rebounds at Wyoming scored a team-high 14 points and grabbed a seasonhigh nine rebounds (six offensive) vs. Oakland had eight points and three rebounds at Canisius tallied a game-high 16 points and tacked on seven rebounds (tied game high), a game-high three blocks and an assist vs. Princeton scored a team-high 12 points and added seven rebounds and an assist vs. TCU made her fi rst start of the year vs. Missouri State and responded with 13 points, a game-high seven rebounds and an assist scored two points and grabbed six rebounds vs. Creighton saw her fi rst action of the season in the Kansas game, contributing three points and three rebounds in eight minutes off the bench. FIT FOR A KING Senior forward Heather King posted 10 points, six rebounds, an assist and a steal vs. Oklahoma had two points and six rebounds (four offensive) at Colorado scored a season-high 12 points (all in the second half) and grabbed six rebounds at Wyoming produced her fourth career doubledouble (10 points on 5-of-6 FG, team-high 10 rebounds) and added two assists and a steal vs. Oakland scored two points, tied for team-high rebounding honors with six boards, tied her career best with four steals and added a block at Canisius chalked up four points, fi ve rebounds and a steal vs. Princeton scored 10 points (4-of-5 FG), secured a team-high eight rebounds (fi ve offensive) and had an assist vs. TCU contributed two points, four rebounds, two assists and two steals vs. Missouri State had six points, fi ve rebounds, two blocks and a steal vs. Creighton registered nine points, a season-high 11 rebounds (tied team high, eight offensive) and blocked a shot vs. Kansas chipped in two points, three rebounds, two steals and a block at Morehead State scored four points, collected six rebounds and added a block vs. Western Michigan contributed four points on 2-of-2 shooting, two steals and one rebound at Southern Illinois. THERESA TERRIFIC Junior guard Theresa Lisch had game highs of 19 points (9-of-10 FT) and two blocks, a team-high four assists and two steals vs. Oklahoma tallied a game-high 28 points (9-of-15 FG, 9-of-9 FT) to go with four rebounds and an assist at Colorado scored a game-high 22 points (A-10 seasonbest 12-of-12 FT), tied for game-high honors with seven rebounds and added fi ve assists and two steals at Wyoming contributed 12 points, four rebounds, three assists and a steal vs. Oakland registered a game-high seven assists, tied for team-high scoring (14 points) and rebounding (six) honors, and added a block and a steal at Canisius netted 15 points (4-of-7 from 3-point range), tied for game-high honors with four assists and added three rebounds and a steal vs. Princeton had fi ve points and fi ve rebounds vs. TCU scored a game-high 20 points, grabbed fi ve rebounds and added three steals and a block vs. Missouri State had four points, three rebounds and an assist vs. Creighton tallied team highs of 21 points and three assists vs. Kansas to go with a rebound and a steal scored a game-high 32 points (most by an A-10 player this season), dished out a career-high eight assists and grabbed eight rebounds at Morehead State posted her fourth career double-double (20 points, game- and season-high 11 rebounds) and tacked on two assists and a steal in a game-high 37 minutes vs. Western Michigan was 4-of-7 from 3-point range in that game, including the game-winning trey with less than a second remaining scored a game-high 29 points, including a game-high and career-high-tying fi ve 3-pointers (5-of-10), and added three rebounds, two assists and two steals at Southern Illinois. PAGS TO RICHES Junior guard Katie Paganelli DNP vs. Oklahoma recorded 13 points, two steals and an assist at Colorado contributed 11 points, three rebounds, two steals and an assist at Wyoming scored 13 points, tied her season high with four assists and added a rebound, a steal and a block vs. Oakland tied for the team scoring lead (14 points, 4-of-6 treys), collected fi ve rebounds, tied her season high with four assists and made a steal at Canisius registered four points, one rebound, two assists and two steals vs. Princeton chipped in seven points, three assists and a rebound vs. TCU had four points and three rebounds vs. Missouri State notched a team-high seven rebounds to go along with six points, two steals and an assist vs. Creighton had four points, three rebounds and a steal vs. Kansas tallied 18 points (tying her season high), including a 9-of-9 free-throw effort, and added six rebounds, two assists and a steal at Morehead State poured in 18 points, including 3-of-6 from 3-point distance, to go with a career-high-tying eight rebounds, a season-high four assists, a steal and a block vs. Western Michigan played a teamand season-high 37 minutes at Southern Illinois and registered 16 points, a team-high fi ve rebounds and two assists. IT S REID, INDEED Freshman center Kaelin Reid recorded two points and a block vs. Oklahoma collected two rebounds at Colorado had an offensive rebound at Wyoming made an appearance vs. Oakland scored two points at Canisius recorded two points and a rebound vs. Princeton played fi ve minutes vs. TCU DNP vs. Missouri State had four points, two rebounds and two steals vs. Creighton made her fi rst career start vs. Kansas and had two points and three rebounds in a season-high 12 minutes secured a season-high six rebounds and scored four points at Morehead State had two points and two rebounds vs. Western Michigan scored a season-high six points on 3-of-3 shooting and collected three rebounds at Southern Illinois. THANK YOU INDIA Freshman forward India Warfield played vs. Oklahoma DNP at Colorado DNP at Wyoming had two points and a season-high four rebounds vs. Oakland DNP at Canisius played two minutes vs. Princeton grabbed two offensive rebounds vs. TCU notched two points and three rebounds in a season-high 13 minutes vs. Missouri State DNP vs. Creighton collected an offensive rebound vs. Kansas had two points and a rebound at Morehead State gathered three rebounds vs. Western Michigan contributed a rebound and a steal at Southern Illinois.

Saint Louis Game Notes vs. Ball State, 1/4/09 4-4-4 L-DUB Sophomore forward Lauren Woods scored a seasonhigh 12 points (8-of-11 FT), made a career-high four steals and added fi ve rebounds, two assists and a block vs. Oklahoma scored eight points, led the team with seven rebounds (six offensive) and added two assists and two steals at Colorado tallied two points, four rebounds, two steals, one assist and one block at Wyoming had two points, three rebounds and two assists vs. Oakland scored 11 points (5-of-7 FG), gathered four rebounds and made two steals at Canisius posted seven points, fi ve rebounds and two assists vs. Princeton had a career- and game-high fi ve assists to go with nine points, four rebounds and a steal vs. TCU scored 10 points and added four rebounds and two assists vs. Missouri State tallied nine points, six rebounds, two steals and an assist vs. Creighton recorded her career rebounding high for a third consecutive game and tied for teamhigh honors with 11 boards (four offensive) to go with four points and a steal in a career-high 35 minutes vs. Kansas collected a team-high nine rebounds (six offensive) to go with two points, two steals and an assist at Morehead State had eight rebounds and added six points, two assists and a block vs. Western Michigan tallied eight points (4-of-4 free throws), three assists, one rebound and one steal at Southern Illinois.

Saint Louis Game Notes vs. Ball State, 1/4/09 5-5-5 JAMEELA HAYNES Points... 2, many times, last, 12/30/08 FG...1, many times, last, 2/6/08 FGA...4, twice, last, 2/6/08 FT...2, Oklahoma, 12/30/08 FTA...2, twice, last, 12/30/08 Rebs...3, three times, last, 12/28/07 Steals...2, Duquesne, 1/15/06 Minutes...11, Charlotte, 1/22/06 AMANDA KEMEZYS Points...22, Fordham, 2/11/07 FG... 9, twice, last, 1/12/08 FGA...14, twice, last, 1/23/08 FT... 9, at Tennessee State, 11/20/07 FTA...10, at Wyoming, 12/20/08 Rebounds...14, twice, last, 1/12/08 Assists... 3, at Dayton, 3/1/08 Blocks...4, at St. Bonaventure, 2/24/08 Steals... 2, eight times, last, 3/7/08 Minutes...41, at Fordham, 1/12/08 HEATHER KING Points...22, Drake, 12/4/04 FG...9, Drake, 12/4/04 FGA...15, Ball State, 12/10/04 FT... 5, Kansas, 11/23/08 FTA...8, twice, last, 12/30/08 Rebounds...13, twice, last, 12/28/04 Assists...3, at St. Bonaventure, 2/24/08 Blocks... 3, Southern Illinois, 12/7/04 Steals... 4, three times, last, 12/14/08 Minutes... 38, Temple, 2/10/06 THERESA LISCH Points... 35, at Florida, 12/22/07 FG... 10, four times, last, 11/19/08 FGA...25, at Fordham, 1/12/08 3FG...5, twice, last, 11/14/08 3FGA...10, twice, last, 11/14/08 FT...12, at Wyoming, 12/20/08 FTA...14, St. Bonaventure, 2/8/07 Rebounds..12, at St. Bonaventure, 2/24/08 Assists.. 8, at Morehead St., 11/19/08 Blocks...2, twice, last, 12/30/08 Steals...6, twice, last, 12/16/06 Minutes...45, at Fordham, 1/12/08 KATIE PAGANELLI Points...27, at Rhode Island, 1/28/07 FG...9, twice, last, 2/3/07 FGA... 21, twice, last, 2/2/08 3FG...5, Charlotte, 2/3/07 3FGA... 11, Charlotte, 2/3/07 FT...9, twice, last, 11/19/08 FTA...10, twice, last, 12/2/07 Rebounds... 8, 3 times, last, 11/16/08 Assists...5, twice, last, 1/2/08 Blocks...2, at Kansas, 12/2/07 Steals...4, three times, last, 12/30/06 Minutes... 41, Hampton, 11/11/07 BILLIKEN CAREER HIGHS LAUREN WOODS Points...20, at UT Martin, 11/27/07 FG...6, at UT Martin, 11/27/07 FGA... 12, three times, last, 12/6/08 3FG...1, six times, last, 12/14/08 3FGA... 2, three times, last, 12/6/08 FT... 11, vs. Lamar, 12/28/07 FTA...12, twice, last, 12/28/07 Rebs....11, Kansas, 11/23/08 Assists... 5, TCU, 12/6/08 Blocks... 2, at Missouri State, 12/7/07 Steals...4, Oklahoma, 12/30/08 Minutes...35, Kansas, 11/23/08 JANISHA GEARLDS Points...14, at Morehead State, 11/19/08 FG...5, at Morehead State, 11/19/08 FGA... 8, Kansas, 11/23/08 3FG...2, at Morehead State, 11/19/08 3FGA...3, at Canisius, 12/14/08 FT... 6, Creighton, 11/25/08 FTA... 7, Creighton, 11/25/08 Rebounds...5, three times, last, 12/16/08 Assists...6, at Wyoming, 12/20/08 Blocks... 1, three times, last, 12/6/08 Steals...6, Missouri State, 11/29/08 Minutes...37, Kansas, 11/23/08 ALISHA GOODWIN Points... 14, Missouri State, 11/29/08 FG...6, Missouri State, 11/29/08 FGA...12, vs. TCU, 12/6/08 3FG...2, Missouri State, 11/29/08 3FGA...3, Missouri State, 11/29/08 FT...3, four times, last, 12/30/08 FTA...6, twice, last, 11/19/08 Rebounds... 5, twice, last, 12/7/08 Assists... 3, twice, last, 12/7/08 Blocks...1, vs. Princeton, 12/7/08 Steals... 2, at Southern Illinois, 11/14/08 Minutes...29, Oklahoma, 12/30/08 NICOLE JOHNSON Points... 2, twice, last, 12/7/08 FG... 1, twice, last, 12/7/08 FGA... 3, Creighton, 11/25/08 FT...1, twice, last, 12/22/08 FTA... 3, vs. TCU, 12/6/08 Rebounds... 4, Creighton, 11/25/08 Blocks... 1, Western Michigan, 11/16/08 Steals...2, Oakland, 12/16/08 Minutes... 13, Oakland, 12/16/08 KAELIN REID Points... 6, at Southern Illinois, 11/14/08 FG... 3, at Southern Illinois, 11/14/08 FGA...5, at Morehead State, 11/19/08 FTA...1, twice, last, 11/16/08 Rebounds...6, at Morehead St., 11/19/08 Blocks...1, Oklahoma, 12/30/08 Steals... 2, Creighton, 11/25/08 Minutes...12, Kansas, 11/23/08 INDIA WARFIELD Points...2, three times, last, 12/16/08 FG...1, two times, last, 12/16/08 FGA...2, Oakland, 12/16/08 FT...2, Missouri State, 11/29/08 FTA...2, Missouri State, 11/29/08 Rebounds...4, Oakland, 12/16/08 Steals... 1, at Southern Illinois, 11/14/08 Minutes... 13, Missouri State, 11/29/08 NOTE: For returning players, career highs set or tied this season are indicated in bold. Career Free-Throw Shooting in the Final Five Minutes Player FTs Pct. Theresa Lisch 122-135.904 Amanda Kemezys 19-25.760 Katie Paganelli 57-76.750 Lauren Woods 26-35.743 Player FTs Pct. Janisha Gearlds 5-7.714 Heather King 10-15.667 Jameela Haynes 2-3.667 Alisha Goodwin 5-8.625

Saint Louis Game Notes vs. Ball State, 1/4/09 6-6-6 2008-09 STATISTICS LEADERS (# of times player has led in each category) Player Points Rebs. Assists Steals Lisch 9 3 5 3 Paganelli 1 2 2 6 Gearlds 1 5 6 Goodwin 1 2 Woods 3 2 7 King 4 2 Reid 1 Kemezys 3 4 Johnson 1 SLU AGAINST THE CONFERENCES Ivy League... 1-0 Princeton Mid-Eastern Athletic... 0-0 Hampton Mountain West... 1-1 TCU, Wyoming Big 12... 0-3 Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma Mid-American... 1-0 Western Michigan, Ball State Summit League... 0-1 Oakland Metro Atlantic... 0-1 Canisius Missouri Valley... 1-2 Southern Illinois, Creighton, Missouri State Ohio Valley... 0-1 Morehead State Bold indicates a Saint Louis victory 2008-09 SEASON HIGHS Player Points Rebs. Assists Mins. Gearlds 14 5 (3) 6 37 Goodwin 14 5 (2) 3 (2) 29 Haynes 2 2 (2) 9 Johnson 2 (2) 4 13 Kemezys 20 9 (2) 1 (3) 28 (2) King 12 11 2 (2) 35 (2) Lisch 32 11 8 38 Paganelli 18 (2) 8 4 (3) 37 Reid 6 6 12 Warfi eld 2 (3) 4 13 Woods 12 11 5 35 Bold indicates career high for returning players Numbers in parentheses are number of times player has recorded that statistic this season BILLIKENS vs. RANKED TEAMS (3-18) Team Date Result #5 Oklahoma 12/30/08 L, 61-87 #22 TCU 12/6/08 L, 59-73 #17/16 Geo. Wash. 2/20/08 L, 58-82 #8 Geo. Washington 2/18/07 L, 47-64 #23 Arkansas 12/30/06 L, 59-66 #19 Temple 2/10/06 L, 43-62 #12 DePaul 2/18/05 L, 64-82 at #11 Vanderbilt 12/12/04 L, 51-94 at #13 DePaul 2/13/04 L, 65-73 #19 TCU 1/9/04 L, 66-69 at #12 Kansas State 12/6/03 L, 54-94 #20 DePaul 1/24/03 W, 73-71 vs. #4 Tennessee 12/1/02 L, 40-75 vs. #23 TCU 3/2/02 L, 57-68 #20 Tulane 1/13/02 W, 57-56 at #23 Marquette 2/20/00 L, 70-82 at #20 Tulane 1/28/00 L, 64-91 at #20 Kansas 12/30/99 L, 45-50 #24 Tulane 1/24/99 L, 52-73 at #23 Memphis 1/1/99 W, 73-72 at #19 Missouri 2/12/78 L, 64-116

Saint Louis Game Notes vs. Ball State, 1/4/09 7-7-7 WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME THE BILLIKENS Team Scored 100 points...105, Gardner-Webb (12/20/02) Scored 90 points...90, Fordham (2/11/07) Shot 60 percent...60.0, East Carolina (2/3/02) Shot 50 percent... 50.8, Rhode Island (1/23/08) Played a ranked team...#5 Oklahoma (12/30/08) Beat a ranked team...#20 DePaul (1/24/03) Played overtime...rhode Island (1/23/08) Won overtime game... at Fordham (2 OT) (1/12/08) Played double overtime... at Fordham (1/12/08) Played triple overtime... Never Individual 40+ points... Never 30+ points... 32, Theresa Lisch, at Morehead St. (11/19/08) 20+ rebs... 21, J. Hacker-Buehne, vs. McKendree (1/28/88) 15+ rebs...16, Amy Klotz, at Fordham (1/12/08) 10+ assists...10, Mia Johnson, vs. Ball State (12/10/04) 5+ steals... 6, Janisha Gearlds, vs. Missouri St. (11/29/08) 5+ blocks...6, April McKinney, vs. Dayton (12/2/00) 2 players w/20+ points... at Wyoming (12/20/08) 2 players w/10+ rebounds... Kansas (11/23/08) 4 players w/10+ points... at Wyoming (12/20/08) 5 players w/10+ points... vs. Lamar (12/28/07) 6 players w/10+ points...chicago State (11/13/06) Triple-double... Never Double-double... 10 pts., 10 rebs., Heather King, Oakland (12/16/08) BILLIKENS IN OVERTIME (9-7) Opponent Date Result Rhode Island 1/23/08 L, 73-82 at Fordham (2 ot) 1/12/08 W, 84-78 Hampton 11/11/07 L, 57-71 at La Salle 2/25/07 L, 66-75 Memphis 2/25/05 W, 59-58 East Carolina 2/6/04 W, 84-81 at Houston 2/16/03 L, 73-80 Marquette 1/26/03 L, 65-68 DePaul 1/24/03 W, 73-71 Cincinnati 2/21/99 W, 77-74 at DePaul 1/11/97 W, 79-76 at UT Martin 1/2/96 W, 90-76 at UT Martin 1/13/95 L, 76-78 Eastern Illinois 12/6/94 L, 78-83 UT Martin (2 ot) 1/6/94 W, 85-82 at Chicago State 1/7/89 W, 66-55 DOUBLE-DIGIT SCORING GAMES Player This Season Career Theresa Lisch 11 53 Katie Paganelli 7 46 Amanda Kemezys 5 30 Heather King 4 17 Lauren Woods 3 8 Alisha Goodwin 4 4 Janisha Gearlds 3 3 DOUBLE-DIGIT REBOUNDING GAMES Player This Season Career Amanda Kemezys 0 10 Heather King 2 7 Theresa Lisch 1 4 Lauren Woods 1 1 THE BILLIKENS RECORD WHEN Leading at halftime...4-3 Trailing or tied at halftime...0-6 Outrebounding opponent...3-4 Are outrebounded or tied...1-5 Shoot higher percentage than opponent...4-2 Shoot lower percentage than opponent...0-7 Shoot at least 45 percent...0-2 Shoot lower than 45 percent...4-7 Make more free throws than opponent...1-3 Make same/fewer free throws than opponent...3-6 Have more assists than turnovers...1-1 Commit fewer turnovers than opponent...2-3 Commit same or more turnovers than opponent...2-6 Opponent scores 60 or fewer points...3-0 Opponent scores between 61-70 points...1-3 Opponent scores between 71-80 points...0-3 Opponent scores more than 80 points...0-3 Score fewer than 50 points...0-0 Score between 50-59 points...1-3 Score between 60-69 points...2-4 Score between 70-79 points...1-1 Score at least 80 points...0-1 Leading with fi ve minutes to play...3-0 Trailing or tied with fi ve minutes to play...1-9 Leading with two minutes to play...2-0 Trailing or tied with two minutes to play...2-9 Games decided by 1 to 5 points...2-1 Games decided by 6 to 10 points...0-2 Games decided by more than 10 points...2-6