@BUTLERWBB

2O17–2O18 SEASON

Assistant CoachJohn Marcum

Assistant CoachKierra McCleary

Assistant CoachGabe Henry

#2 Kaela HodgesSr. / 6-0 / Forward

#3 Alisha AubeFr. / 6-0 / Forward

#4 Taylor BufordJr. / 5-11 / Guard

#14 Sarah HumphreySo. / 6-0 / Guard

#15 Whitney JenningsR-Jr. / 5-5 / Guard

#23 Shae BreySo. / 6-0 / Forward

Head CoachKurt Godlevske

#34 Tori SchickelJr. / 6-1 / Center

#11 Michelle WeaverJr. / 5-7 / Guard

#12 Sydney BuckSr. / 5-7 / Guard

#24 Kristen SpolyarSo. / 5-10 / Guard

#30 Sydney SheltonSo. / 5-9 / Guard

Director of OperationDaress McClung

#21 Katherine StrongJr. / 5-11 / Guard

#22 Iman LathanGr. / 5-9 / Guard

#10 Naira CaceresSo. / 6-1 / Forward

#32 Ashanti ThomasJr. / 6-4 / Center

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GENERALTV / Radio Roster .......................................................................2Table of Contents........................................................................3Butler at a Glance ....................................................................4-5Hinkle Fieldhouse ....................................................................6-7Hinkle Renovations..................................................................8-9Sports Medicine ........................................................................10Academic Support ....................................................................10Strength & Conditioning............................................................ 11Travel ........................................................................................ 11City of Indianapolis ..............................................................12-13Season Preview...................................................................14-15

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Kurt Godlevske ....................................................16Assistant Coach John Marcum. ................................................17Assistant Coach Kierra McCleary .............................................18Assistant Coach Gabe Henry ...................................................19Director of WBB Operations Daress McClung..........................20Support Staff .............................................................................21

PLAYER PROFILESSydney Buck........................................................................22-23Kaela Hodges ......................................................................24-25Iman Lathan.........................................................................26-27Whitney Jennings ................................................................28-29Taylor Buford .......................................................................30-31Michelle Weaver ..................................................................32-33Tori Schickel ........................................................................34-35Sarah Humphrey .................................................................36-37Shae Brey ............................................................................38-39Kristen Spolyar ....................................................................40-41Sydney Shelton ...................................................................42-43Ashanti Thomas ...................................................................44-45Katherine Strong..................................................................46-47Naira Caceres......................................................................48-49Alisha Aube..........................................................................50-51

RECORD BOOK2017-18 Opponents Pages..................................................53-552016-17 Stats ......................................................................58-63Year-by-Year Results ...........................................................64-70Award Winners .........................................................................71Butler vs. All-Time Opponents .............................................72-73Hall of Famers .........................................................................74All-Time Coaching Records ......................................................75Year-by-Year Leaders / Team Records .....................................76Individual Single-Game Records ..............................................77Individual Single-Season Records.......................................78-79Individual Career Records / 1,000 Point Scorers ................80-812017-18 Schedule ..................................................... Back Cover

TABLE OF CONTENTSCONTENTS

Butler AcademicsAcademics...

Over 65 Major Academic Fields Studying in Six Colleges

Lacy School of BusinessCollege of Communication

College of EducationCollege of Liberal Arts and Sciences

College of Pharmacy and Health SciencesJordan College of the Arts

Information on ClassesStudent to faculty ratio: 12-1

Study Abroad110+ study abroad programs in 70 countries

Mission...Our mission is to provide the highest

quality of liberal and professional

education and to integrate the liberal arts

with professional education, by creating

and fostering a stimulating intellectual

community built upon interactive

dialogue and inquiry among students,

faculty, and staff.

The Butler Way...Demands Commitment,

Denies Selfi shness,

Accepts Reality,

Yet Seeks Improvement Every Day

While Putting the Team Above Self.

History...Founded By

Attorney and Abolitionist Ovid Butler.

A University that Emphasizes a liberal arts-based education with the goal of teaching clear and effective communication, appreciation of beauty, and a commitment to

lifelong learning, community service, and global awareness.

Known AsA nationally recognized comprehensive university

that blends the liberal arts with fi rst-rate pre-professional programs.

Activities & Athletics...Butler University joined the BIG EAST Conference in 2013. As a BIG EAST member, Butler joins Creighton,

DePaul, Georgetown, Marquette, Providence, Seton Hall, St. John’s, Villanova, and Xavier.

Men’s Sports Women’s Sports Baseball Basketball Basketball Cross Country Cross Country Golf Football (*PFL*) Lacrosse Golf Soccer Soccer Softball Tennis Swimming Track Tennis Track Volleyball

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“Go to a Saturday afternoon basketball game at Hinkle Fieldhouse, when the sunlight fi lters

through the south windows. For that matter go to any game, any time, at Hinkle.”

- Bill Benner, Indianapolis Star and News, Aug. 4, 1998

Constructed in 1928, Hinkle Fieldhouse is on the National Register of Historic Buildings. It’s been the site of countless memorable basketball games and

many basketball legends, including John Wooden, Oscar Robertson, George McGinnis and Larry Bird, have played on the Hinkle hardwood.

Hinkle Fieldhouse has reigned as one of the nation’s great sports arenas for more than nine decades. The classic facility was constructed in 1928 and it has stood up to the test of time, maintaining the splendor, character and atmosphere that made it one of the nation’s most famous basketball arenas more than half a century ago.

The original construction of Butler Fieldhouse was part of a massive project designed to give Butler one of the fi nest athletic plants in the nation. The project was fi nanced by a corporation of 41 prominent and farsighted Indianapolis businessmen. Completion of the Fieldhouse was guaranteed when Butler signed a lease agreement with the Indiana High School Athletic Association allowing the high school state tournament to be played in the massive new facility. Butler’s association with the IHSAA continued from 1928 to 1971, with a brief interruption during the war years, 1943-45.

Butler played its first basketball game in the Fieldhouse on March 7, 1928, defeating Notre Dame 21-13, in overtime. Since the Fieldhouse was not entirely completed at that time, the building dedication

HINKLE FIELDHOUSE - A TRUE COLLEGE SPORTS CATHEDRAL

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SITE OF THE CLIMACTIC FINAL GAME IN “HOOSIERS”

In December of 1985, Hinkle Fieldhouse was turned into a Hollywood stage for the fi lming of the popular

movie Hoosiers, which has been recognized as one of the “Top 10” sports movies ever.

Hoosiers was based on the 1954 Indiana High School state championship game at Butler Fieldhouse when tiny Milan defeated Muncie Central, 32-30, on a last second

shot by Bobby Plump.

When Hinkle Fieldhouse opened in 1928, the basketball fl oor ran east and west, which put more than half the

seats at the ends of the court. The court was turned to its current confi guration in the early 1930’s.

Hinkle Fieldhouse was the site of the Indiana High School state championship from 1928 to 1971, except during World

War II. Legendary games in the Fieldhouse gave birth to “Hoosier Hysteria.”

was held off until December 21, 1928. The name of the facility was changed in 1966 from Butler Fieldhouse to Hinkle Fieldhouse in honor of Butler’s legendary coach and athletic director Paul D. “Tony” Hinkle, who built the University’s athletic tradition over nearly half a century. In addition to being the home of Butler basketball, the Fieldhouse has served as host to six U.S. presidents (Herbert Hoover, Dwight Eisenhower, Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton), the Billy Graham Crusade, the Sonja Henie Ice Show, four professional basketball teams, the U.S. Olympic basketball trials, the fi rst USSR-USA basketball game, all-star basketball games for the NBA and ABA and the East-West College All-Stars, the nationally-prominent Butler Relays in track, tennis matches of both Bill Tilden and Jack Kramer, the 1982 World Goal Ball Championships, a three-ring circus, several equestrian events, the Roller Derby, a six-day bicycle race, and the popular movie “Hoosiers.” The building also housed the U. S. military as a barracks during World War II.

During the summer of 1987, Hinkle Fieldhouse again received national and international attention as the site for the volleyball competition at the 10th Pan American Games. The largest crowd ever to see a volleyball match in the United States (14,500) gathered in the Fieldhouse to see the USA defeat Cuba in the men’s gold medal match.

When the Fieldhouse was originally constructed, it was the largest basketball arena in the United States and it retained that distinction for more than 20 years. Renovations reduced the seating capacity from 15,000 to around 9,100, but the aura and atmosphere that made Hinkle Fieldhouse the nation’s fi rst great basketball arena remains.

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The revitalization of the iconic, 120,000 square foot Butler University Hinkle Fieldhouse included updated scoreboards and digital advertising, enhanced seating, an academic center, training areas, and renovations to the concourses, restrooms, individual sports offi ces, locker facilities, pre-function areas, concessions and kitchen.

The project also included extensive mechanical, electrical and plumbing upgrades. The renovations have brought this historic fi eldhouse to modern standards for the fan and student-athlete experience, as well as life safety and building effi ciency. Extreme care was exercised to maintain the integrity of this National Historic Landmark.

- Turner... AECOM, RATIO Architects

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“Th e current design includes a state-of-the-art video room and a custom locker room featuring individual changing stations.”

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ACADEMIC SUPPORTSUPPORTBalancing the demands of NCAA Division I athletics with the responsibilities of a rigorous academic schedule is one of the biggest challenges facing collegiate student-athletes. To help ease that challenge Butler provides a dedicated academic support system. The Athletic Academic Support Offi ces are located in Hinkle Fieldhouse, where coordinator Sonya Hopkins and staff are available to assist student-athletes in solving academic and non-academic problems.

Butler offers its student-athletes academic and career counseling, guidance in study skills and time management, and academic tutoring. The academic staff monitors each student-athlete’s progress toward Butler’s degree requirements. Support services for student-athletes are provided on a by-need or by-student/coach request basis. Butler teams and student-athletes have won numerous league and national academic awards.

SPORTSSPORTS MEDICINEButler student-athletes have access to a comprehensive sports medicine program that focuses on the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of athletic-related injuries. Under the supervision of Head Athletic Trainer Ryan Galloy, Butler’s athletes are served by an extensive team of physicians, health care professionals and certifi ed athletic trainers.

The Bulldogs’ training room is located on the west end of Hinkle Fieldhouse, immediately behind the women’s basketball offi ce. The training room is divided into four areas - rehabilitation and injury management, athlete preparation, administration and storage - and is fully equipped to provide thorough rehabilitation.

Butler’s athletic training staff provides care for Butler student-athletes at practices and games, while also maintaining daily hours for treatment and rehabilitation. The staff also works to educate Butler’s student-athletes in the areas of injury prevention, nutrition and various wellness issues.

Butler’s sports medicine program utilizes the extensive medical community in Indianapolis, which boasts one of the largest and most knowledgeable groups of sports medicine professionals in the nation. Butler student-athletes have access in Indianapolis to world-renowned medical facilities, as well as many of the leading physicians in the world of sports medicine.

CONDITIONING

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The bus used by the Butler women’s basketball program for road games features all-electric plush recliners for the players as well as a lounge area at the rear. The fl eet also comes complete with multiple fl at panel TVs, two satellite systems with Direct TV®, twin DVD systems, on-board rest room and a galley area complete with ice chests. Wireless internet access is also available throughout the bus.

The Bulldogs also take charter fl ights during the season. These private planes are provided by Million Air, the world’s premier provider of private aviation services. The 30-seat plane comes equipped with work stations and WIFI.

STRENGTH & CONDITIONINGCONDITIONINGThe purpose of Butler’s strength training program is two-fold. One is to reduce the risk of injury and the second is to increase performance potential. By increasing the strength of each athlete’s muscles, bones and connective tissues, the chance of incurring an injury while performing lessens. The increase in functional strength is also an important step toward reaching the athlete’s athletic potential. The strength and conditioning program stresses fl exibility, agility, jumping skills, speed and reaction time, as well as strength. The program utilizes free weights, strength machinery, manual resistance and additional innovative techniques to help maximize the chance for Butler athletes to succeed.

The center of Butler’s strength and conditioning program is the 4,000-square foot weight training room located in Hinkle Fieldhouse. The weight room is stocked with free weights, weight machines, stationary bikes, stairmasters, and related apparatus, and allows Butler athletes to train in an open and comfortable environment.

TRAVEL

Indianapolis is the Nation’s 15th largest city and is home to the

Indiana Pacers, Indianapolis Colts, Indiana Fever, Indianapolis Indians,

Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the BUTLER BULLDOGS!

INDIANAPOLIS

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Long recognized as the “Amateur Sports Capital of the World”, Indianapolis plays host to the Indiana Pacers, the Indiana Fever, the Final Four, Bankers Life Fieldhouse, the Indianapolis Colts, Lucas Oil Stadium, spectacular Victory Field, the Butler Bulldogs, the NCAA, and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Sports have played a key role in the development of the Hoosier state capital. Indianapolis gained an international reputation as host of the largest single-day sporting event in the world - the Indianapolis 500. In fact, the city hosts the two largest single-day sporting events in the world - the Indy 500 and the All-State 400 at the Brickyard. Indianapolis hosted the Pan American Games in 1987, the NCAA Men’s Final Four in 1980, 1991, 1997, 2000, 2006, 2010, and 2015, the NCAA Women’s Final Four in 2005, the World Gymnastics Championship in 1991, the World Basketball Championship in 2002, the World Swimming Championship in 2004, has hosted Olympic trials in swimming, diving, and synchronized swimming, national championships in gymnastics, boxing, track and fi eld, rowing, canoe/kayak, swimming, diving, synchronized swimming, archery and ice skating, and numerous NCAA championships.

Indianapolis also boasts the Indiana Fever of the WNBA and the Triple-A Indianapolis Indians, a team that plays in one of the fi nest minor league baseball parks in the nation - Victory Field. The Hoosier capital houses the headquarters for numerous national amateur sports governing bodies, including the United States Gymnastics Federation, USA Track and Field, U. S. Diving, U. S. Synchronized Swimming, and the United States Rowing Association. The Horizon League headquarters is located in Indianapolis and the NCAA national offi ce moved to Indianapolis in 2001.

Indianapolis features a wide array of world-class sports facilities. Lucas Oil Stadium, the home of the Indianapolis Colts, hosted the 2010 NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four. The Indiana Pacers play in the 18,500-seat Bankers Life Fieldhouse. The city is home to the Indiana University Natatorium, featuring the state-of-the-art National Institute for Fitness and Sport, the Indianapolis Tennis Center which houses 24 tennis courts and an 8,000-seat stadium, the 12,500-seat IU Track and Field Stadium, the Major Taylor Velodrome, historic Hinkle Fieldhouse and Victory Field.

THE CIRCLE CITY CITY

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“Effort and execution is something that we talk about on a daily basis,” Head Coach Kurt Godlevske stated. “Those two things are a huge part of our program and really helps defi ne the culture of our program.”

The Bulldogs return 95 percent of their scoring from a year ago by welcoming back nine letterwinners, including three starters from one year ago. “Our philosophy has not changed,” Godlevske said. “We want to take what we did well at the end of last season and keep that moving. As a staff, our mind-set coming into the year is full of excitement because we have some many returners. On top of that, we get to insert Whitney Jennings and Iman Lathan into the mix which could add another 20 points to the scoreboard.”

Godlevske has never had this much experience or depth on a roster since arriving at Butler in 2014. The full roster will allow BU to play differently in 2017-18. “Offensively, we will play more up and down this year because it will fi t our style and make life easier for our guards,” Godlevske stated. “Having more athleticism and depth will help us defensively as well. We will do some things differently than what we have been able to over the last three years.”

Three new coaches will join Godlevske on the sidelines this season. The fourth year head coach welcomes the change. “The three new coaches on this staff have a similar outlook to the game as I do,” Godlevske said. “From a day-to-day basis a big change has been

EFFORT AND EXECUTIONEXECUTIONthe overall enthusiasm of the team, high energy practices, and great communication. It makes every day fun and exciting.”

Godlevske set high goals for the 2017-18 team, after an underwhelming season last year. ”As a team we want to compete against the top teams in this conference, make a push in the BIG EAST Tournament and with that comes the ultimate goal of making the NCAA Tournament fi eld.”

The upcoming schedule presents some unique challenges, but Godlevske and the Bulldogs are ready for what lies ahead. “The Paradise Jam will be a good test for us,” Godlevske stated. “West Virginia has a history of being successful and Virginia Tech is an up and coming program that was competitive in the ACC. We also get to face a Drexel team that won 22 games a year ago. Playing those teams on a neutral fl oor is a good situation for us because we still need to prove that we can play against that type of competition. We think we are fully capable of being able to score points and defend those types of teams, but we have to go out there and do it. Looking ahead, I like the matchups that we have at Hinkle Fieldhouse this year. I think the kids are really looking forward to all of the challenges that we have on the schedule across the board because they feel like they have something to prove.”

Second Team All-BIG EAST selection Tori Schickel returns to Butler for her junior season. The center averaged a double-double last year.

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“I think Tori is the best post player in our league so we clearly have very high expectations for her. She will continue to be a force for us and put up good numbers.”

Butler also expects newcomer Whitney Jennings to have a big season. The 5-5 guard spent two seasons at Iowa before transferring to Butler. “Whitney may be the best all-around player that I have ever coached,” Godlevske stated. “She sees the fl oor well, she is explosively quick with the basketball, she can create space, and she’s a deadly shooter with range. She has a great feel for the game and is able to create both for herself and for her teammates. You will see her impact across the board with our team.”

Joining Jennings in the backcourt will be junior Michelle Weaver. Godlevske is excited to see what she can do for the program this year. “I’m very excited to see what Michelle can do for us this year,” Godlevske said. “She’s in the best physical shape that I have ever seen her in so I think she will be able to log more minutes. She also worked on her outside game which should help us. Her overall ability to get into the paint and create is a huge strength for us.”

The Bulldogs expect big things from a pair of sophomores in Sydney Shelton and Kristen Spolyar. “Sydney is an important piece to our team concept,” Godlevske said. “She can get into gaps and create for her teammates, but we really love how she can get hot and score in bunches.”

Spolyar is another Bulldog that can put up big numbers on the offensive end. She averaged 12.8 points per game before suffering a season-ending knee injury in January. “We see Kristen as an X-factor,” Godlevske said. “Once she gets back to playing how she was last year before the injury, it will give us another player that we can count on each game for points. Her rehab is going well, there have not been any setbacks so that’s great news. The plan is to get her some minutes early and then build up as we go into the BIG EAST season.”

Coach Godlevske’s fi rst-ever graduate transfer will join the program this year. Iman Lathan led Cal State Fullerton in scoring just one year ago. She has an opportunity to jump into the Bulldog starting fi ve this season. “Iman’s skill set and toughness really jumped out on fi lm and we are very happy to have her here at Butler,” Godlevske stated. “She can get to the basket in a variety of ways and she has a knack to fi nish around the rim in tough situations. Iman also has good fl oor vision. She is an unselfi sh player that is willing to make the extra pass.”

Lathan will join two Butler seniors in Sydney Buck and Kaela Hodges. Buck is one of the top three-point shooters in program history. “Sydney has an understanding of what it takes to win at this level,” Godlevske explained. “She is someone that our younger players can look up to and someone who opponents have to respect. You can’t leave her alone on the perimeter, so that will help us space the fl oor this year.”

Hodges joined Butler one year ago after transferring from Wabash Valley. “Kaela had a great fall and I think her confi dence has grown because of that. She has shown an aggressive attitude which is great because we need to get productive minutes out of her.”

Yet another upperclassman back in the fold this season is wing Taylor Buford. The junior made a huge leap in production from her freshman to her sophomore season. “Taylor is a playmaker,” Godlevske said. “She fi nds ways to create extra possessions for the team and she can score 10 to 12 points on any given night. Having more depth on this team will help Taylor because we won’t have to play her out of position. She saw time at the four last year, but this year we can get her back out on the wing where she is more comfortable.”

Overall team depth is a strong point for the Bulldogs in 2017. Shae Brey and Sarah Humphrey will also be in line for playing time this season. “Shae has a high ceiling and is really starting to grow as a collegiate player. She has length and the ability to handle the ball. She showed us last year that she can defend and also get points around the basket. Her game is always changing and evolving.”

Humphrey is another long and lean player that can do a little bit of everything for Butler. “The game is starting to slow down for Sarah,” Godlevske explained. “Sarah is extremely long and can handle the ball. She is defi nitely a kid that can create for us. Sarah also brings a physical presence to this team which is much needed for us. We love her toughness.”

The lone freshman on this team is guard Alisha Aube. “We recruited Alisha for her range, her high 3-point shooting percentage and her overall ability,” Godlevske stated. “She’s a special shooter with some height. We can play her on the wing or as a pick-and-pop four. She still has some things to work on at this level, but she is getting better every day.”

Lathan will join the team this season, but the three other transfers on the roster will have to sit out a year due to the NCAA rule. Ashanti Thomas decided to continue her playing career at Butler after spending two seasons at Penn State. “Ashanti will give us a huge post presence and a rim protector. We are thrilled with the opportunity to coach her because she can change a game in so many ways.”

Katherine Strong will suit up for Butler after spending two years at VCU. “Katherine is a super-tough, athletic, grind-it-out player,” Godlevske stated. “She’s extremely diffi cult to defend. Once her perimeter game comes along she will be a good player in our league.”

Butler will also welcome Naira Caceres to the program who transferred in from Maine. “Naira is a position-less player for us in a positive way,” Godlevske said. “She has that crafty European style of play and has a variety of moves around the basket.”

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Kurt Godlevske will enter his fourth season as the head coach of the Butler women’s basketball program in 2017-18. The Bulldogs ended the 2016-17 season with a 6-25 overall record, but reached the BIG EAST Tournament quarterfi nals by defeating Xavier 68-66 in the fi rst round.

The victory marked the second-straight season in which Butler eliminated Xavier from postseason play as BU highlighted the 2015-16 season by recording the program’s fi rst-ever BIG EAST Tournament win as the #9 seed Bulldogs defeated #8 seed Xavier 48-47 in the fi rst round.

In his fi rst season at Butler, Godlevske guided the Bulldogs to a 14-16 overall record that included a 10-8 conference record in the BIG EAST. 14 total wins during the 2014-15 season was signifi cant for the coaching staff as it set a new school record for most wins recorded by a fi rst-year head coach in Butler women’s basketball history. Godlevske was able to motivate his inexperienced group of student-athletes that featured seven newcomers and not a single returning starter.

The 2014-15 team joined elite company by posting a perfect 8-0 record during the month of January. The Bulldogs had not gone undefeated during a full month in the past 17 years. Victories during the winning-streak came against Providence (2x), Creighton, St. John’s, Marquette, Villanova, Georgetown, and Xavier.

Godlevske joined Butler as an assistant coach in the spring of 2013. After one full season as an assistant, Godlevske was tagged as the interim head coach, a title that would change on May 6 when A.D. Barry Collier named Godlevske the permanent head coach of the Bulldogs.

Prior to coaching at Butler, Godlevske spent seven years as girls’ head coach at Bedford North Lawrence High School. He guided the Lady Stars to a 120-41 record, including a perfect 28-0 mark and the IHSAA Class 4A Girls’ Basketball State Championship in 2013.

An all-state high school player in L’Anse, Mich., Godlevske played basketball at Northern Michigan University, and started his collegiate coaching career at NCAA Division II Lake Superior State University. He returned to the sideline as head coach of his alma mater in L’Anse, leading the school to a 40-9 record in two seasons before taking over at Bedford North Lawrence.

Godlevske earned his degree in physical education and health from Northern Michigan in 1994. He earned a master’s degree from University of Indianapolis in 2004 and a principal’s license from Oakland City in 2008.

Kurt and his wife Beth are the proud parents of three children, Corrin, Noah and Katie.

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John Marcum joined the Butler women’s basketball coaching staff in May of 2017. Marcum joins the Bulldogs after coaching stops at Grand Canyon, East Carolina, Indiana State, Cal Baptist and Oklahoma Baptist. Marcum helped Grand Canyon post a 15-12 overall record last year. Before assisting the Lopes, he spent three seasons as the Associate Head Coach at East Carolina. The Pirates went 57-39 during that span with the team winning 22 games in each of his fi rst two seasons. Marcum helped East Carolina sign a top 50-recruiting class in 2015, just one year after bringing in the second-best class in the American Conference for the 2014 campaign. Marcum did more than just recruit during his time at East Carolina. His responsibilities included scouting, game preparation, and scheduling. Multiple players also earned all-conference honors during his time on the ECU sideline. Additional coaching experience for Marcum includes stops at Indiana State, Cal Baptist and Oklahoma Baptist, his alma mater. He coached for the Sycamores in 2012-13, helping Indiana State reach 18 total wins. That season ended with a trip to the WNIT. Marcum’s fi rst collegiate head coaching job came at Cal Baptist in 2010. He guided the team to a 47-12 record over two seasons. The Lancers claimed their fi rst-ever conference championship during Marcum’s tenure and returned to the national tournament for the fi rst time at Cal Baptist since 1982. Marcum’s coaching career started at Oklahoma Baptist University in 2002. He served as an assistant to the men’s basketball staff for four years and then transitioned to the women’s basketball program from 2007-10. A collegiate baseball player, Marcum graduated in 1997 with a bachelor’s in secondary education with a concentration in history. He earned his master’s in secondary education with a concentration in physical education in 2003 from East Central University. John is the proud father of Abby, Matty and Cooper Marcum.

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Kierra McCleary joined the Butler women’s basketball coaching staff in June of 2017. A Murfreesboro, Tennessee native, McCleary has previous coaching experience at Northern Illinois, Western Illinois and Lewis. She played college basketball at North Alabama. McCleary helped Northern Illinois fi nd success in 2016-17 by helping the Huskies post a 21-12 overall record. NIU won two games in the Mid-American Conference Tournament to reach the championship and would end the season with a WNIT appearance. The turnaround was signifi cant as Northern Illinois fi nished the 2015-16 with just 11 wins and 19 losses. The program had hit a rough patch in recent years with their last winning season coming in 2008-09. While working at NIU, McCleary spent time working with the team’s guards which included Third Team All-MAC selection Ally Lehman. Under McCleary’s guidance, Lehman became just the fi fth player in NIU history to average a double-double in a single-season. Before coaching at NIU, McCleary spent two seasons at Western Illinois, where she served as the recruiting coordinator for the Leathernecks. In her fi rst season at WIU, the Leathernecks set a new record for points in a single-season (2,392) and for most fi eld goals made in a season (846). Western Illinois would go on to fi nish the 2013-14 season with a 14-16 record. They fi nished fi fth in the Summit League, the Leathernecks best league fi nish since 2007-08. The team surpassed that standard in 2014-15, fi nishing 17-13 overall and 9-7 in the Summit League to fi nish third in the regular season standings. Ashley Luke would fi nish the season as the Summit League’s Player of the Year, as well CoSIDA’s Academic All-American of the Year. Prior to her two seasons at Western Illinois, McCleary worked one season at Lewis, helping the Flyers to the best turnaround in Division II during the 2012-13 season. Lewis fi nished the year 24-6, earning an NCAA Tournament berth, after fi nishing the 2011-12 season with an 8-20 mark. As a player, McCleary was a three-time team captain at North Alabama helping the Lions to an NCAA Tournament berth in 2010-11, the program’s fi rst appearance since 1994. In her fi nal season, North Alabama fi nished 21-7 overall and was a perfect 12-0 in the Gulf South Conference. McCleary graduated from UNA in 2011 with a degree in business administration.

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Gabe Henry joined the Butler women’s basketball coaching staff in September of 2017. Previous coaching experience for Henry includes stops at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, Odessa College, Central Methodist University, the University of Hawaii, the University of Alaska Anchorage and Gonzaga University.

Henry was most recently a part of the coaching staff at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. He joined the women’s basketball program as an assistant coach on July 14, 2014. While at UTRGV, Henry served as the recruiting and defensive coordinator. As recruiting coordinator, Henry was able to bring in top recruiting classes in the Western Athletic Conference for two consecutive years. The Dan Olson Collegiate Girls Basketball Report ranked the UTRGV 2015-16 class as No. 68 in the nation. Defensively, UTRGV held the opposition to a .370 fi eld goal percentage, the third-lowest in program history. In 2015-16, Henry helped coach a defense that allowed just 61.6 points per game, which was the fi fth-best rate in program history. Prior to UTRGV, Henry was a member of the women’s basketball coaching staff at Odessa College for two years. Henry was the recruiting coordinator and helped handle all day-to-day operations of the team. In just two seasons, he coached and recruited nine all-conference players and one All-American student-athlete. Henry also has coaching experience at Central Methodist University, the University of Hawaii and the University of Alaska Anchorage. He spent three years total with the teams. Before Henry became a Butler Bulldog, he was once a Gonzaga Bulldog. Henry spent two seasons as the director of basketball operations at Gonzaga. During his time there, he helped lead the team to their fi rst-ever NCAA Tournament win and two West Coast Conference Regular Season Championships. The Brookfi eld, Mo. native earned his undergraduate degree from Missouri Valley College, which is also where he began his coaching career as a student assistant. Henry then went on to earn his master’s degree in sports and athletic administration from Gonzaga University. Henry lives in Indianapolis with his wife, Alana, and their two daughters, Avery and Arielle.

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Daress McClung returned to the Butler women’s basketball program at the start of the 2016-17 season as the Director of Basketball Operations. The former Bulldog standout was a Second Team All-Atlantic 10 selection as well as a Second Team All-BIG EAST player during her two-year BU career. McClung played her fi rst two seasons of collegiate basketball at the University of Cincinnati before transferring to Butler. The versatile forward fl ourished during her fi rst season as a Bulldog in 2012-13 by being recognized as the team MVP. She ended the year as a Second Team All-Atlantic 10 player while leading the team and ranking second in the league with a 16.4 scoring average. McClung nearly averaged a double-double as she also pulled down 9.0 rebounds per contest, ranking fi fth in the A-10. Year two as a Bulldog also went well with McClung earning Second Team All-BIG EAST honors. She averaged 15.5 points and 6.5 rebounds per game. McClung ended her senior campaign with six double doubles, including a 23-point, 12 rebound performance against UIC. McClung attempted to continue her basketball career after graduation by signing a pair of professional contracts overseas. She most recently spent time with Al Spar Canaria of Las Palmas, Spain, but her season was cut short due to injury. After returning to the states in 2015, McClung has been working as an educator proxy and admin assistant for Lawrence North High School. McClung earned her degree in organizational leadership and communications at Butler.

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Sarah Quebe joined the Butler women’s basketball program in May of 2015 as an administrative specialist. She completed a two-year internship within the Butler Athletic Department where she worked closely with the development team. Th e Hanover College graduate was a four-year member of the volleyball team, earning all-conference honors all four years.

Kit Stetzel was named assistant sports information director at Butler University in August of 2013. Stetzel is responsible for handling media relations for the women’s basketball team at Butler. He can be reached at 317-940-9994 or by e-mail at cbstetze@butler.edu.

Kelly Zimmerman joined the Butler Sports Medicine Staff in the fall of 2017. Prior to Butler, Zimmerman spent fi ve years at Franklin College as an Assistant Athletic Trainer. Zimmerman received her bachelor’s degree from Purdue University in Athletic Training. She then attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison for graduate school.

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2016-17 Junior Season: Team Captain… Averaged 8.8 points and 2.7 rebounds per game… Missed signifi cant time with a lower extremity injury (11 games)… Played in 19 games, making three starts… Averaged 29.2 minutes of playing time… Shot 36 percent from the fi eld (58-157)… Hit 34 percent of her 3-point attempts (42-123)… 81 percent free throw shooter (9-11)… Pulled down 51 total rebounds, three offensive and 48 defensive… Recorded 28 assists and 18 steals… Ended the season with 167 total points… Scored a season-high 21 points vs. Marquette on 7-of-15 shooting (2/10)… Hit all seven of her shots from 3-point range… Hit six 3-pointers vs. Georgetown to post 18 points against the Hoyas (1/22)… Knocked down 5-of-6 from the free throw line vs. Villanova to end the game with 19 points (1/20)… Posted 10 points and a season-high seven rebounds vs. Xavier (2/4)… Handed out a season-high six assists at Marquette (1/15)… First blocked shot of her career came vs. DePaul (2/12).

2015-16 Sophomore Season: One of just two players to start in all 31 games for Butler... Averaged 8.8 points for BU shooting 35.4 percent from the fi eld (95-268)... 3-point specialist that made 64 shots from behind the arc to shoot 35.4 from distance (64-181)... Made 18 of 20 from the free throw line (90.0%)... Broke out with a 22 point performance at nationally-ranked USF on 8-of-12 shooting (11/25)... Six of her eight made fi eld goals came from behind the arc... Scored a season-high 23 points just four days later at UCF (11/29)... Knocked down seven 3-point fi eld goals against the Knights... Dished out a season-high fi ve assists vs. DePaul (1/15)... Notched 21 points at home vs. Marquette (1/17)... Came up with 20 points at Seton Hall by knocking down six 3-point fi eld goals while adding two from the free throw line (1/24)... Played well vs. Seton Hall with 13 points and season-high seven rebounds in 39 minutes of playing time (2/19)... Ended the year with 272 total points and 96 rebounds.

2014-15 Freshman Season: Unanimous Selection to the BIG EAST All-Freshman Team... One of just two players to start in all 30 games for Butler... Averaged 7.7 points per game... Shot 34.1 percent from the fi eld (79-232) and 32.6 percent from 3-point range (63-193)... Finished the season nationally ranked 120th in 3-point fi eld goals made per game (2.10) and 130th in 3-point fi eld goal percentage (32.6)... Led the team in scoring three times (Indiana State, Ball State, Providence)... Moved to 8th place overall in the Butler women’s basketball record book with 63 made 3-point fi eld goals in a single-season... Now sits in a tie for 6th all-time for most 3-point fi eld goal attempts in a single-season with 193... Knocked down nine of her 12 free throw attempts (75%)... Averaged 1.6 rebounds per game (49 total)... Ended the season with 37 assists (1.2 apg) and 22 steals (0.7 spg)... Averaged of 31.4 minutes of playing time... Reached a double fi gure scoring total on 10 different occasions... Scored a career-high 19 points vs. Providence on 7-10 shooting (1/2/15)... Scored 17 points in the regular season fi nale vs. Seton Hall (3/1/15)... Hit at least one 3-point fi eld goal in 23 of Butler’s 30 games... Hit a season-high fi ve 3-point fi eld goals three different times... Logged 40 minutes or more of playing time in three contests... Scored 11 points in her Butler debut (11/14/14)... Followed that effort with 14 points, fi ve rebounds, three steals and three assists in her fi rst-ever game at Hinkle Fieldhouse (11/16/14).

High School: Four-year letter-winner at Homestead... Averaged 17.8 pts, and 3.2 assists per game during her senior season... Helped the Spartans post a 23-2 overall record... Crowned Northeast Hoosier Conference Champions in 2013-14... Set a new school record for most wins recorded in a season while winning a sectional title... 2014 Indiana All-Star... 2014 IBCA First Team Senior All-State... 2014 AP Third Team All-State... Three-time First Team All-Northeast Hoosier Conference selection... Two-time Fort Wayne Journal Gazette First Team All-Area selection... Averaged 21 points per game during her junior campaign... Homestead went 84-15 overall during Buck’s four-year career... 2013-14 Hoosier Basketball First Team All-State... Holds multiple records at Homestead including most points in a career (1,395), points in a single-season (547) and points in a single game (38)... Holds every 3-point shooting record at Homestead, including most 3-point FG’s made in a career (291), in a single-season (119), and most made in a single-game (9)... Set the school record for highest 3-point FG% in a single-season (48.1) and highest career 3-point FG% (43.2)... School record holder for highest career FT% (84.6) and highest FT% in a single-season (90.0).

Personal: Daughter of Steve and Stacy Buck.

SYDNEYSYDNEY

BUCK • 12BUCK • 12 • SENIOR • SENIOR • 5-7 • 5-7 • • GUARDGUARD • FORT WAYNE, INDIANA • FORT WAYNE, INDIANA • HOMESTEAD HIGH SCHOOL • HOMESTEAD HIGH SCHOOL

CAREER HIGHS

Points.................................... 23, at UCF, 11/29/15FGs ............................8 (2x), last at UCF, 11/29/15FGAs ........................... 18, vs. Marquette, 1/17/163-pt. FGs............7 (2x) last vs. Marquette, 2/10/173-pt. FGAs ......15 (2x), last vs. Marquette, 2/10/17FTs ...................................5, vs. Villanova, 1/20/17FTAs ................................6, vs. Villanova, 1/20/17Rebs .........................7 (3x), last vs. Xavier, 2/4/17Assists .............................6, at Marquette, 1/15/17 Blocks .................................1, vs. DePaul, 2/12/17Steals.................. 3 (2x) last at Marquette, 1/15/17Minutes ............................47, at Fairfi eld, 11/22/14

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HODGES • 2HODGES • 2 • SENIOR • SENIOR • 6-0 • 6-0 • • FORWARDFORWARD • ODELL, ILLINOIS • ODELL, ILLINOIS • PONTIAC TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL • PONTIAC TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL

CAREER HIGHS

Points.....................................7, vs. UCF, 11/22/16FGs ...............................3, vs. Providence, 2/24/17FGAs ....................5 (2x), last vs. DePaul, 2/12/173-pt. FGs.......................................................... N/A3-pt. FGAs ....................................................... N/AFTs .........................................3, vs. UCF, 11/22/16FTAs ......................................5, vs. UCF, 11/22/16Rebs ............................... 8, vs. Ball State, 12/4/16Assists .....................................2, vs. USF, 12/2/16 Blocks .....................................2, vs. Xavier, 2/4/17 Steals.............................. 2, vs. Ball State, 12/4/16Minutes ......................... 21, vs. Ball State, 12/4/16

2016-17 Junior Season: Averaged 1.6 points and 1.9 rebounds per game… Played in 29 games… Averaged 9.4 minutes of playing time per contest… Shot 38 percent from the fi eld (17-44)… 59 percent free throw shooter (13-22)… Pulled down 54 total rebounds, 22 offensive and 32 defensive… Recorded nine steals, seven assists and two blocked shots… Ended the season with 47 total points… Scored a season-high seven points against UCF (11/22)… Pulled down a season-high eight rebounds vs. Ball State (12/4)… Dished out two assists vs. USF (12/2)… Came up with two blocked shots vs. Xavier (2/4).

at Wabash Valley (2014-16): Led Wabash Valley in scoring last season (2015-16) averaging over 13 points per game... Two-year starter... Nearly averaged a double-double by pulling down nine rebounds per contest... Effi cient from the fi eld shooting 48.3 percent... Respectable free throw shooter by connecting on 68 percent of her tries from the charity stripe.

High School: Averaged 14.4 points and 6.8 rebounds and 2.7 steals per game during her senior season... Team captain... Ended the year as an all-conference and all-area selection... School record holder for most points in a single-game (45).

Personal: Daughter Charles and Phaela Hodges, Thomas Walls (Stepfather)... Has three siblings, Evan, Charles and Errin.

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LATHAN • 22LATHAN • 22 • GRADUATE • GRADUATE • 5-9 • 5-9 • • GUARDGUARD • TEMECULA, CALIFORNIA • TEMECULA, CALIFORNIA • PERRIS HIGH SCHOOL • PERRIS HIGH SCHOOL

Senior Season at Cal State Fullerton (2016-17): Led the team by averaging 15.3 points per game... Appeared in 24 games, making 11 starts... Averaged 28.4 minutes of playing time... Shot 37 percent from the fi eld (134-355) and 67 percent from the free throw line (92-137)... Pulled down 152 total rebounds, averaging 6.3 per contest... Dished out 55 assists... Came up with 28 steals... Ended the year with 368 points. Junior Season at Cal State Fullerton (2015-16): Utilized redshirt season after transferring from Nevada.

Sophomore Sesason at Nevada (2014-15): Academic All-Mountain West honoree..was fourth on the team in scoring averaging 6.6 points per game...led the team with 62 assists while totaling 21 steals and averaging 3.4 rebounds per game...second on the team with 69 made fi eld goals...appeared in 25 games and made 15 starts...recorded game highs in points (21), assists (7) and steals (2) in an 84-59 win over Portland (11/28) and was named to the all-tournament team at the Golden Nugget Classic....also led the team with 14 points against Oregon State (12/20)...additional double-digit scoring games include a 14-point performance on 6-of-12 shooting while adding fi ve assists in a 71-62 victory over UNLV (01/07), scored 10 points and added three assists vs. Colorado State (01/14). Freshman Season at Nevada (2013-14): Academic All-Mountain West honoree...appeared in 20 games for Nevada during her rookie season...averaged 1.7 points per game...grabbed 17 rebounds, dished out fi ve assists and collected six steals...shot 49 percent (16-of-33) as a freshman from the fi eld, going 2-for-7 from the free throw line...scored a season-best eight points during an overtime win at Air Force, on perfect 4-of-4 shooting (02/01)...posted a season-high four rebounds during the second game of the season versus Long Beach State where she also scored four points and registered her fi rst career assist (11/15)...recorded her fi rst collegiate point, rebound and steal in the season opener at Utah Valley (11/08). Personal: Daughter of Greg and Nadine Lathan…Father played in the NFL for the Oakland Raiders...has a brother Nathan and two sisters, Nadia and Naomi.

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WHITNEYWHITNEY

JENNINGS • 15JENNINGS • 15 • REDSHIRT JUNIOR • REDSHIRT JUNIOR • 5-5 • 5-5 • • GUARDGUARD • LOGANSPORT, INDIANA • LOGANSPORT, INDIANA • LOGANSPORT HIGH SCHOOL • LOGANSPORT HIGH SCHOOL

2016-17 Season: Redshirt

Iowa Hawkeyes (2014-16): Competed in all 67 games over her fi rst two years while earning the start in 62 contests... Scored the third-most 3-pointers (36), dished out the fourth-most assists (92), recorded the fourth-most steals (35), and scored the 11th-most points (308) of all freshmen in Iowa basketball history... Averaged 9.6 points, 3.1 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game as a sophomore... Knocked down 40 3-point fi eld goals, shooting 30.1 percent from behind the arc.

High School: Indiana Miss Basketball recipient... Recognized as the Gatorade Indiana Girls Basketball Player of the Year in 2013-14... Named to the 2014 Parade All-America Girls Basketball Team... High school career was capped off with 2,641 points which landed her fi fth on the state’s career scoring list... Ranks fourth in state history in assists (699) and seventh in steals (404)... Averaged 32 points, eight rebounds, 7.4 assists and 5.1 steals per game as a senior at Logansport to go down as the school’s all-time leading scorer... Led the Berries to an 86-14 overall record during her four-year career including back-to-back-to-back undefeated conference championships... Earned four-straight all-state honors by earning honorable mention as a freshman, second team as a sophomore and fi rst team during both her junior and season seasons.

Personal: Daughter of Doug and Carol Jennings... Has four siblings, Shannon, Jared, Rachel, and Matthew... pre-business major.

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TAYLORTAYLOR

BUFORD • 4BUFORD • 4 • JUNIOR • JUNIOR • 5-11 • 5-11 • • GUARDGUARD • LONG GROVE, ILLINOIS • LONG GROVE, ILLINOIS • ADLAI STEVENSON HIGH SCHOOL • ADLAI STEVENSON HIGH SCHOOL

CAREER HIGHS

Points.............................13, at Seton Hall, 1/24/16FGs ..........................5, vs. Indiana State, 12/11/16FGAs ......................11 (3x), last vs. Xavier, 2/4/173-pt. FGs............. 3 (2x), last vs. Creighton, 3/5/173-pt. FGAs .........................7, at Villanova, 2/19/17FTs ..................5 (2x), last at Georgetown, 2/17/17FTAs ................................ 6, at St. John’s, 1/22/16Rebs ........................................ 6, at Xavier, 1/8/17Assists .............. 3 (2x), last vs. Creighton, 2/26/17 Blocks .......................... 3, vs. Valparaiso, 11/13/15 Steals........................3 (4x), last vs. Xavier, 2/4/17Minutes .................................. 33, at Xavier, 1/8/17

2016-17 Sophomore Season: Averaged 5.7 points and 2.0 rebounds per game… Appeared in 28 games, making 15 starts… Averaged 20.1 minutes of playing time… Shot 33 percent from the fi eld (61-180)… Hit 27 percent of her 3-point fi eld goals (19-69)… 66 percent free throw shooter (18-27)… Pulled down 57 total rebounds, 23 offensive and 34 defensive… Recorded 20 steals, 17 assists and 11 blocked shots… Ended the season with 159 total points… Scored a season-high 12 points vs. Indiana State (12/11/16)… Went 3-for-4 from 3-point range at Arkansas to end the game with 11 points (12/7)… Went 3-for-4 from long range in the conference tournament matchup vs. Creighton (3/5)… Went 5-for-5 from the charity stripe at Georgetown (2/17)… Pulled down a season-high six rebounds at Xavier (1/8)… Dished out a season-high three assists vs. Creighton in the regular season fi nale (2/26)… Filled up the box score vs. Xavier with 11 points, four rebounds, three steals, two blocked shots and one assist (2/4).

2015-16 Freshman Season: Averaged 4.6 points per game during her rookie season... Scored a season-high 13 points at Seton Hall in her fi rst career start (1/24)... Poured in 11 points on the road at St. John’s (1/22)... Hit double fi gures in three-straight games by scoring 10 points at Xavier (1/29)... Made an immediate impact in her fi rst career game by blocking three shots in the win over Valparaiso (11/13)... Came up with a season-high steal total vs. Marquette with three vs. the Golden Eagles (1/17)... Grabbed more offensive rebounds on the year (20) than defensive (11)... Season-high rebound total of fi ve came vs. Marquette... 78.8 percent free throw shooter that made 8-straight at the end of December in games against Villanvoa and Georgetown (12/29, 12/31)... Made one 3-point fi eld goal in fi ve different contests... Logged a season-high 27 minutes of playing time at Seton Hall... Shot 30.7 percent from the fi eld (35-114).

High School: Eclipsed 1,000 points and 700 rebounds during her high school career... Four-year starter that earned four varsity letters in basketball at Adlai Stevenson... Helped her team win a conference championship during her senior year by averaging 14 points, nine rebounds and three assists... Helped her team post a 26-5 record that included a perfect 12-0 mark against conference foes... Named All-Conference and All-Area as a senior... Played as team captain during her senior campaign... Named Regional All-Star Game MVP... Three-time regional champion (13-14, 12-13, 11-12)... Three-time All-Conference selection... Two-Time All-Area pick... Ended her career ranked sixth all-time at Stevenson in scoring, fi fth in rebounding, fi fth in blocked shots and 10th in steals... Scored a career-high 29 points to go with 11 rebounds vs. Libertyville during her senior year... Honor Roll student... National Society of High School Scholar.

Personal: Daugther of Terry and Pamela Buford... Majoring in business.

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MICHELLEMICHELLE

WEAVER • 11WEAVER • 11 • JUNIOR • JUNIOR • 5-7 • 5-7 • • GUARDGUARD • SOUTH BEND, INDIANA • SOUTH BEND, INDIANA • SOUTH BEND SAINT JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL • SOUTH BEND SAINT JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL

CAREER HIGHS

Points.............................25, at Seton Hall, 1/29/17FGs ................................11, at Seton Hall, 1/29/17FGAs .............................23, vs. Villanova, 1/20/173-pt. FGs...........2 (4x), last vs. Marquette, 2/10/173-pt. FGAs .....................9, at Wisconsin, 11/20/16FTs ................................... 9, at St. John’s, 1/27/17FTAs .............................. 10, at St. John’s, 1/27/17Rebs ...........................7, vs. Georgetown, 1/22/17Assists ..........6 (2x), last vs. Fort Wayne, 11/16/16 Blocks .....................1 (12x), last vs. Xavier, 3/4/17 Steals...............................6, at Seton Hall, 1/29/17Minutes .................................. 43, at Xavier, 1/8/17

2016-17 Sophomore Season: Averaged 10.2 points and 3.4 rebounds per game… Appeared in 29 games, making 27 starts… Averaged 30.6 minutes of playing time… Shot 37 percent from the fi eld (106-283)… Hit 23 percent from 3-point range (15-63)… 75 percent free throw shooter (70-93)… Pulled down 98 total rebounds, 20 offensive and 78 defensive… Recorded 83 assists, 50 steals and 10 blocked shots… Ended the season with 297 total points… Scored a season-high 25 points at Seton Hall on 11-of-19 shooting (1/29)… Added a season-high six steals and fi ve rebounds against the Pirates… Ranked third in the BIG EAST Conference in steals per game (1.72)… Reached 20+ points in four games… Knocked down nine of 10 from the free throw line to net 13 points at St. John’s (1/27)… Pulled down a season-high seven rebounds vs. Georgetown (1/22)… Dominated the action against Fort Wayne with 22 points, three steals and a season-high six assists against the Mastodons (11/16)… Logged 43 minutes of playing time at Xavier (1/8)… Scored 20 points and pulled down six rebounds at Wisconsin (11/20)… Hit the game-winning shot in the First Round of the BIG EAST Tournament to lift BU over Xavier 68-66 (3/4).

2015-16 Freshman Season: Battled a lower leg injury throughout the second half of the season... Limited to just 17 games, making 14 starts... Played as the team’s starting point guard at the start of the year... Averaged 4.6 points during her freshman campaign... Scored a season-high 19 points at home vs. Arkansas (12/13)... Shot 7-of-10 from the fi eld against the Razorbacks hitting one 3-point fi eld goal... Knocked down all four of her free throw attempts in the game... Went off for 17 points vs. Villanova (12/29)... Shot 7-of-8 from the fi eld, ending the game with one 3-point fi eld goal... First double digit scoring total came at #18/17 USF (11/25)... Scored 11 points and added six assists in 30 minutes of action... Logged a season-high 33 minutes of playing time at UCF (11/29)... Came up with three steals in the contest, tying her season-high... Pulled down four rebounds at Ball State (12/6)... Shot 39.5 percent from the fi eld (30-76) and 20 percent from 3-point range (3-15)... Ended the year with 34 assists to average 2.0 per game... Averaged 22.1 minutes of playing time per game despite being limited to eight minutes or less in her last four appearances.

High School: Four-year varsity starter... Ended her career as a member of the 1,000 point club... Four-time All-Conference selection... Two-time Team MVP... Twice named Team Captain... Three-star recruit... Missed some time during both her sophomore season due to injury... Voted All-State honorable mention after her junior campaign... Guided her team to a 20-2 overall record as a senior by averaging 15.1 points, three rebounds, four assists and four steals per game... Led her team to a 16-5 record which included a sectional championship during her junior campaign... Averaged 14.9 points 3.6 assists and 3.1 rebounds per game during that season... First sectional championship came during her freshman season... Averaged 13 points, four rebounds, and four assists as a freshman... Honor Roll student.

Personal: Daughter of Brian and Joanne Weaver... Has two siblings; Greg and Matt... Majoring in natural sciences.

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SCHICKEL • 34SCHICKEL • 34 • JUNIOR • JUNIOR • 6-1 • 6-1 • • FORWARD/CENTERFORWARD/CENTER • EVANSVILLE, INDIANA • EVANSVILLE, INDIANA • MATER DEI HIGH SCHOOL • MATER DEI HIGH SCHOOL

CAREER HIGHS

Points......................... 29, vs. Valparaiso, 11/13/15FGs .........................11 (2x), last vs. Xavier, 3/4/17FGAs .............................23, vs. Villanova, 1/20/173-pt. FGs.......................................................... N/A3-pt. FGAs ....................................................... N/AFTs ............................. 15, vs. Valparaiso, 11/13/15FTAs .......................... 18, vs. Valparaiso, 11/13/15Rebs .......................... 22, vs. Valparaiso, 11/13/15Assists ........................... 6, vs. Marquette, 2/10/17 Blocks .......................6 (2x), last vs. Xavier, 3/4/17 Steals................................ 5, at Arkansas, 12/7/16Minutes .................................. 45, at Xavier, 1/8/17

2016-17 Sophomore Season: Team captain… Named All-BIG EAST Second Team after averaging 14.6 points and 11.7 rebounds per game during the regular season… Tallied 364 rebounds to break the Butler school record for most rebounds recorded in a single-season… Led the team in rebounds during every game this season while leading the team in scoring 14 times… Averaged a double-double (15 total) to lead the BIG EAST and rank 23rd in the NCAA… Led the BIG EAST and ranked fi fth in the NCAA in defensive rebounds per game (8.0)… Led the conference and ranked 20th in the NCAA in offensive rebounds per game (4.0)… Led the BIG EAST and ranked sixth in the country in total rebounds (364)… Only Bulldog to start in all 31 games, averaging 35.4 minutes per game… Named to the BIG EAST All-Tournament Team after averaging 17 points and 11.5 rebounds over tournament games against Xavier and Creighton (3/4, 3/5)… Postseason highlights included a season-high 28 points and 15 rebounds with six blocks over the Musketeers in the team’s First Round win (3/4)… Earned BIG EAST Player of the Week honors after averaging 25 points and 17.5 rebounds per game in games against Villanova and Georgetown (1/23)… Pulled down 20 rebounds in a single game two times this season with 20 vs. Xavier (1/8) and 20 vs. Villanova (1/20)… Logged 1,098 minutes of playing time, the fourth-highest total reached by a Butler player in a single season… shot 50 percent from the fi eld (174-347) to rank third in the conference and 63rd in the NCAA… 67 percent free throw shooter (106-159)… Pulled down 239 defensive rebounds and 125 on the offensive glass… Dished out 57 assists… Blocked 46 shots… Came up with 48 steals.

2015-16 Freshman Season: Played in 22 games, making four starts... Named BIG EAST Player and Freshman of the Week on Nov. 16 after averaging 23 points and 14.5 rebounds over her fi rst two games of the season... Made a splash in the season opener vs. Valparaiso by recording a season-high 29 points to go along with a season-high 22 rebounds (11/13)... Averaged 11.8 points and 8.8 rebounds per contest... Hit a double fi gure scoring total in 13 contests... Notched a double-double in four of her fi rst seven games of the season... Impacted the TCU game with 21 points and 12 rebounds on 8-of-12 shooting from the fi eld (12/1)... Came up with a season-high six blocked shots in the win over Georgetown (12/31)... Added 14 points and seven boards against the Hoyas... Earned the start at Providence (1/8) and responded with 22 points, 11 rebounds and a season-high four assists... Knocked down 10-of-15 from the charity stripe against the Friars... Top free throw shooting performace came in the season opener when Schickel hit 15-of-18 against Valpo... Finished the regular season on a high note by playing a season-high 35 minutes at Villanova and posting 17 points and 11 rebounds on 7-of-11 shooting (2/28)... Shot 51.6 percent from the fi eld (97-188)... Ended her rookie season with 259 points... 69.1 percent free throw shooter (65-94).

High School: 2015 Indiana All-Star... Two-time State Champion... Part of the fi rst girls athletic team two win a state title in Mater Dei school history... Won three conference championships and ended the 2013-14 season as State Runner-ups... Averaged a double-double in three of her four seasons at Mater Dei...Posted 19.4 points and 10.7 rebounds per game as a sophomore and 17.0 points and 11.6 rebounds as a junior... Stepped up to average 19.9 points, 12.4 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game during her senior year... ICGSA All-State First Team selection... Named All-City, All-Conference, and All-Metro all four years... Three-start recruit... Set the rebound record in the 2A state fi nals (12-13)... Tied the 3A state fi nals rebound record in 2013-14... Set a school record with 1,156 career rebounds... Added over 1,000 career points... Notched her career-high scoring total as a freshman with 32 points vs. Bosse... Scored 30 or more as a freshman, sophomore, junior and senior... Hauled down 20 rebounds on two occasions... Graduated Magna Cum Laude... Academic All-State... Four-year Academic City.

Personal: Daugther of Tim and Theresa Schickel... Has two siblings; Tyler and Tanner... Majoring in Pre-PA.

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HUMPHREY • 14HUMPHREY • 14 • SOPHOMORE • SOPHOMORE • 6-0 • 6-0 • • GUARDGUARD • CRETE, ILLINOIS • CRETE, ILLINOIS • CRETE-MONEE HIGH SCHOOL • CRETE-MONEE HIGH SCHOOL

CAREER HIGHS

Points...............................7, at Marquette, 1/15/17FGs ..................................3, at Marquette, 1/15/17FGAs ..................................6, vs. DePaul, 2/12/173-pt. FGs..........................1, at Marquette, 1/15/173-pt. FGAs ............1 (5x), last vs. DePaul, 2/12/17FTs ...........................2, vs. Indiana State, 12/11/16FTAs ................. 2 (2x), last vs. Creighton, 2/26/17Rebs .................................5, vs. Bradley, 11/13/16Assists ..................1 (6x), last vs. DePaul, 2/12/17 Blocks ........................ 2, vs. Fort Wayne, 11/16/16 Steals................ 1 (5x), last vs. Creighton, 2/26/17Minutes ...........................31, vs. Bradley, 11/13/16

2016-17 Freshman Season: Averaged 1.2 points and 1.0 rebounds per game… Played in 24 games, making three starts… Averaged 8.4 minutes of playing time… Shot 29 percent from the fi eld (12-41)… Made one of her fi ve 3-point fi eld goal attempts (20%)… 66 percent free throw shooter (4-6)… Pulled down 25 total rebounds, seven offensive and 18 defensive… Recorded six assists, fi ve steals and fi ve blocked shots… Ended the season with 29 total points… Scored a season-high seven points at Marquette (1/15)… Made a fi eld goal and added two free throws to net four points vs. Indiana State (12/11)… Pulled down a season-high fi ve rebounds vs. Bradley (11/13)… Blocked two shots vs. Fort Wayne (11/16).

High School: Three-time All-Conference selection... Helped her team win two Conference Championships (2013-14, 2014-15)... Earned four varsity letters... Averaged 20 points, 10 rebounds, six assists, three steals and three blocks per game during her senior season... Two-time team captain... All-State nominee following the 2014-15 season... Set a school record by averaging seven assists per game during the 2014-15 season... Named Scholar Athlete of the Year after the 2015-16 season... Four-year honor roll student... Member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Daughter of Darryl and Karla Humphrey... Has three siblings; Matthew, Joshua and Luke... Finance major.

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BREY • 23BREY • 23 • SOPHOMORE • SOPHOMORE • 6-0 • 6-0 • • FORWARDFORWARD • ALTOONA, WISCONSIN • ALTOONA, WISCONSIN • EAU CLAIRE HIGH SCHOOL • EAU CLAIRE HIGH SCHOOL

CAREER HIGHS

Points.............................. 11, vs. Bradley, 11/13/16FGs ...................................5, vs. Bradley, 11/13/16FGAs .............................. 11, vs. Bradley, 11/13/163-pt. FGs............. 1 (8x), last vs. Creighton, 3/5/173-pt. FGAs ........................4, vs. Bradley, 11/13/16FTs .........................4 (2x), last vs. ETSU, 11/11/16FTAs .......................... 5, vs. Fort Wayne, 11/16/16Rebs ..........8 (2x), last vs. Indiana State, 12/11/16Assists .......... 3 (2x), last vs. Georgetown, 1/22/17 Blocks ......................3, vs. Indiana State, 12/11/16 Steals.................5 (2x), last at Seton Hall, 1/29/17Minutes ...........................39, vs. Bradley, 11/13/16

2016-17 Freshman Season: Averaged 3.3 points and 3.7 rebounds per game… Played in 31 games, making 10 starts… Averaged 21.7 minutes of playing time… Shot 42 percent from the fi eld (36-84)… Hit 28 percent of her 3-point attempts (8-28)… 67 percent free throw shooter (23-34)… Pulled down 115 total rebounds, 25 offensive and 90 defensive… Recorded 26 steals… Blocked 17 shots… Ended the season with 103 total points… Scored a season-high 11 points against Bradley in the second game of the season (11/13).. Hit fi ve out of 11 attempts from the fi eld against the Braves, playing a season-high 39 minutes… Recorded eight total rebounds against Indiana State and added three blocks (12/11)… Nailed four out of fi ve free throw attempts vs. Fort Wayne (11/16)… Dished out three assists against Georgetown (1/22)… Recorded fi ve steals at Seton Hall for a season-high (1/29).

High School: Averaged 13.4 points, 6.4 rebounds, 3.2 steals, 2.8 assists and 2.0 blocks per game during her high school career at Eau Claire Regis... Averaged a double-double during her senior campaign with 14.1 points and 10.9 rebounds per game... Ended her career with 1,377 points... Three-time First Team All-Conference selection... Western Cloverbelt Conference Player of the Year in 2013-14... All-Northwest Wisconsin Player of the Year in 2015-16... Three-time First Team All-Northwest Team selection... WBCA Division 4 First Team All-State selection in 2013-14, 2014-15 and 2015-16... AP All-State Honorable mention in 2013-14, 2014-15 and 2015-16... Wisconsin Sports Network Top Senior Wing Finalist... Three-time team MVP... Two-time team captain... 2016 Division Four North All-Star... Helped her team win three conference championships... Two time regional champ and sectional champ in 2013-14, 2015-16... WIAA State Qualifi er in 2013-14 and 2015-16... Led her team to a 22-5 overall record during her senior season which included a perfect 14-0 mark in conference... Scored a career-high 28 points vs. Cameron during the 2013-14 season... Pulled down a career-high 21 rebounds against Osseo Fairchild in 2015-16... Two sport athlete that won a state championship in volleyball during the 2013 season... Member of the National Honor Society... Scholar athlete that held a GPA above 3.5 during her high school career... 2016 Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Association Scholar Athlete.

Personal: Daughter of Kevin and Ann Brey... Has a sister, Brenna.

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SPOLYAR • 24SPOLYAR • 24 • SOPHOMORE • SOPHOMORE • 5-10 • 5-10 • • GUARDGUARD • LEBANON, INDIANA • LEBANON, INDIANA • LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL • LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL

CAREER HIGHS

Points.............................28, vs. Seton Hall, 1/2/17FGs ................................12, vs. Seton Hall, 1/2/17FGAs ...................................21, vs. UCF, 11/22/163-pt. FGs............ 2 (4x), last vs. Seton Hall, 1/2/173-pt. FGAs .............................6, vs. UCF, 11/22/16FTs .....................................11, vs. ETSU, 11/11/16FTAs ................................. 12, vs. ETSU, 11/11/16Rebs ..............................10, vs. Seton Hall, 1/2/17Assists ...................................4, vs. UCF, 11/22/16 Blocks ............................... 1, at Arkansas, 12/7/16Steals................................4, vs. St. John’s, 1/5/17Minutes ................................39, vs. UCF, 11/22/16

2016-17 Freshman Season: Averaged 12.8 points and 3.9 rebounds per game, good for second on the team… Missed signifi cant time with a lower extremity injury (Final 15 games)… Played in 16 games, making 15 starts… Averaged 28.8 minutes of playing time… Shot 37 percent from the fi eld (75-204)… Hit 29 percent of her 3-point attempts (16-56)… 66 percent free throw shooter (39-59)… Tallied double fi gure offensive points in 12 out of 16 games… Pulled down 63 total rebounds, 22 offensive and 41 defensive… Recorded 22 assists and 25 steals… Ended the season with 205 total points… Earned BIG EAST Freshman of the Week honors in consecutive weeks (11/14-11/21) after averaging 18 points and 16.5 points, respectively… Scored a season-high 28 points vs. Seton Hall after going 12-for-21 from the fi eld and hitting two 3-pointers (1/2)… Added a season-high 10 rebounds against Seton Hall for his fi rst double-double of her young career… Knocked down 11-of-12 from the free throw line vs. East Tennessee State to cap off her collegiate debut with 25 points, going 7-for-15 from the fi eld and pulling down seven rebounds (11/11)… Dished out a season-high four assists against UCF (11/22)… Recorded four steals against St. John’s (1/5).

High School: Averaged 35.6 points, 9.2 rebounds, 5.3 steals and 4.2 assists per game at Lebanon High School... 2016 Miss Basketball candidate... 2016 Indiana Senior All-Star... 2015 Indiana Jr All-Star Core Six Player... McDonalds All-American nominee... IBCA/Subway First Team All-State... ICGSA First Team All-State... Hoosier Basketball Magazine First Team All-State... Top 15 Indy Star Players of the Year First Team... All-USA Today Indiana Girls Basketball First Team... Associated Press First Team All-State... Indiana Single-Season Scoring Leader with 1,031 pts... Ranks third all-time in the state of Indiana with 2,882 career points... All-Time Leading Scorer in Lebanon High School history... Holds 17 Lebanon school records...Scored 57 points in a single-game... School recorded holder with 518 career steals... Ranks second all-time with 854 career rebounds... Ranks third all-time with 355 career assists... First Team All Conference (4 years)... Lebanon Varsity Captain and MVP... American Farm Insurance All-USA Indy Area Top Performer (4 times)... Indiana Elite North/South All-Star MVP (2)... IBCA Top 100 Showcase Selection... Subway Player of the Week District 2... Rick Bolus Top 100 Player Selection... Rick Bolus Top Scorer Award... Collegiate Sports of America Prep-Star... All-Tournament Team Purdue Team Camp... All-Tournament Team Twin Lakes... Two-sport athlete that left Lebanon with 1,933 kills in volleyball... Class Vice President... Member of the National Honor Society... Scholar Athlete with a 4.1 GPA.

Personal: Daughter of Steve and Penny Spolyar... Has two siblings; Michael and Sarah... Biology major.

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SHELTON • 30SHELTON • 30 • SOPHOMORE • SOPHOMORE • 5-9 • 5-9 • • GUARDGUARD • GREENFIELD, INDIANA • GREENFIELD, INDIANA • MT. VERNON HIGH SCHOOL • MT. VERNON HIGH SCHOOL

CAREER HIGHS

Points................................23, vs. DePaul, 2/12/17FGs .................7 (2x), last at Georgetown, 2/17/17FGAs ............18 (2x), last at Georgetown, 2/17/173-pt. FGs.............................6, vs. DePaul, 2/12/173-pt. FGAs ....13 (2x), last at Georgetown, 2/17/17FTs .................... 4 (3x), last vs. Creighton, 2/26/17FTAs ...............................6, vs. Creighton, 2/26/17Rebs ................................8, vs. Villanova, 1/20/17Assists ............................ 4, vs. Ball State, 12/4/16 Blocks .............1 (3x), last at Georgetown, 2/17/17Steals.................. 2 (2x), last vs. Creighton, 3/5/17Minutes .......................... 38, at St. John’s, 1/27/17

2016-17 Freshman Season: Named to the BIG EAST All-Freshman Team… Earned BIG EAST Freshman of the Week honors in February (2/13)… Averaged 8.8 points and 2.6 rebounds per game… Top 3-point shooting freshman in the conference, knocking down 49 shots from a distance… Third-highest scorer on the team… Led the team in 3-point fi eld goals (49-170)… Averaged 27.9 minutes of playing time during her rookie season, making 24 starts over 27 games… Shot 28 percent from the fi eld (79-276)… 70 percent free throw shooter (30-43)… Pulled down 70 total rebounds… Recorded 27 assists and 12 steals… Scored a career-high 23 points against DePaul, shooting 6-for-11 from 3-point range (2/12)... Followed that effort with 18 points at Georgetown (2/17)… Hit double digits in scoring in ten games… Pulled down a career-high eight rebounds vs. Villanova (1/20)... Posted 16 points and seven rebounds at home vs. Seton Hall (1/2)… Dished out four assists vs. Ball State (12/4)… Logged 38 minutes of playing time at St. John’s (1/27).

High School: Four-year starter at Mt. Vernon that earned four varsity letters in basketball... 2016 Indiana All-Star... Ended her career with 1,985 points... Hoosier Basketball Magazine First Team All-State selection... Mt. Vernon Marauder of the Year... All-Hancock County selection... Averaged 23.5 points, 4.5 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 2.3 steals per game during her senior campaign... Named Greenfi eld Reporter Hancock County Player of the Year as a junior... Posted a triple double as a sophomore vs. Richmond with 29 points 10 rebounds and 10 assists... Averaged 20+ points per game during her fi nal three years at Mt. Vernon... Scored a career-high 37 points vs. Lawrence Central... Member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Daughter of Michael and DeAnne Shelton... Majoring in nutrition and dietetics.

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ASHANTIASHANTI

THOMAS • 32THOMAS • 32 • JUNIOR • JUNIOR • 6-4 • 6-4 • • CENTERCENTER • LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY • LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY • LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL • LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL

2016-17 Sophomore Season: Appeared in 32 games with 29 starts… Drexel (11/11): Went 3-for-4 from the fl oor for six points... Saint Peter’s (11/13): Tied a team-high eight rebounds and added eight points... Handed out two assists and tied a team-best one block… Akron (11/16): Knocked down three fi eld goals for six points... Pulled down fi ve rebounds, four of which were offensive... vs. Georgia State (11/24): Pulled down six rebounds… vs. Georgetown (11/25): Went 2-for-2 from the free throw line and made one fi eld goal for four points... Had three rebounds... at Boston College (11/30): Scored two points and grabbed three rebounds... at Holy Cross (12/7): Went 3-for-3 from the fi eld and made three free throws to score nine points... Had four rebounds... Pittsburgh (12/10): Notched seven points, going 2-for-3 from the fl oor and 3-for-3 from the free throw line... American (12/18): Scored seven of her nine points in the last three minutes of the game... Went 3-for-3 from the free throw line... Tied a team-high six rebounds... Iona (12/20): Posted four points and three rebounds... at Rutgers (12/31): Brought down a team-best seven rebounds... at Purdue (1/7): Grabbed a team-high seven rebounds... Scored six points... Added one block... at No. 3 Maryland (1/11): Recorded her fi rst career double-digit scoring effort with 11 points... Went 5-for-6 from the fl oor and 1-for-1 from the charity stripe... Tied a team-best four rebounds... Wisconsin (1/16): Tallied a team-high two blocks... Brought down four rebounds... Scored four points... at Indiana (1/23): Tied a team-best six rebounds... Illinois (1/29): Tied a team-high six boards... Scored fi ve points... Michigan State (2/22): Scored four points and brought down four rebounds… Michigan (2/26): Went 5-for-5 from the fl oor and made one free throw for a career-high-tying 11 points... Tied for a team-best two blocks... Grabbed three rebounds. 2015-16 Freshman Season: Appeared in all 31 games with fi ve starts… Holy Cross (11/13): Scored seven points and grabbed six rebounds in her fi rst career start... at Tennessee (11/18): Scored four points with two rebounds... Blocked two shots and had one steal... at Minnesota (1/3): Went a perfect 3-for-3 from the fi eld for six points... Pulled down four rebounds... Michigan State (1/7): Led the team with seven rebounds... Added two blocks... Maryland (1/27): Grabbed fi ve rebounds... at Nebraska (2/2): Brought down fi ve rebounds... Scored six points... at Michigan (2/20): Totaled fi ve rebounds, one assist and a team-high two steals... at Indiana (2/27): Pulled down six rebounds... Scored four points. High School: Rated as the No. 96 overall prospect by All-Star Girls Report…Ended her career with 1,077 points and 933 rebounds…Averaged over 7.8 rebounds per game during each of her prep seasons, including a career-best 9.5 boards per contest as a sophomore…Helped the Generals to four consecutive district championships and a pair of regional titles…Candidate for Kentucky Miss Basketball as a senior…Selected to play in the Indiana-Kentucky All-Star Game…Earned All-State accolades from The Courier-Journal (third team) and The Herald-Leader (second team)…Averaged 12.3 points and 7.9 rebounds during her senior season to help LHS to a 22-10 record…Named KySports.tv third team All-State as a junior after averaging 9.2 points and 8.2 rebounds…Ranked as the eighth-best player in the state of Kentucky during her junior year after helping the Generals to a 28-4 overall record…Accounted for 10.3 points and 9.5 rebounds per outing as a sophomore…Connected on 51.8 percent of her shots from the fi eld on the way to claiming fi rst team Fayette County Public Schools All-City…Played AAU basketball for Mac Irvin Lady Fire. Personal: Daughter of Herb Bays and Katina Thomas... Has two older brothers, Ladarious and Dontavius, and one younger foster sister, Nakita Henry… Intended major is sociology.

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STRONG • 21STRONG • 21 • JUNIOR • JUNIOR • 5-11 • 5-11 • • GUARDGUARD • CHICAGO HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS • CHICAGO HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS • BLOOM HIGH SCHOOL • BLOOM HIGH SCHOOL

2016-17 Sophomore Season: Saw playing time in 30 of 31 games… Averaged 3.8 points and 2.9 rebounds per game… Averaged 12.8 minutes of playing time… Shot 43 percent from the fi eld (49-112)… Hit two 3-point fi eld goals… Shot 46 percent from the free throw line (14-30)… Collected more offensive rebounds (45) than defensive (42)… Logged 12 assists… Came up with eight steals… Blocked two shots… Scored a season-high 13 points on 6-of-7 shooting at Saint Joseph’s (Jan. 11)… Reached double fi gures with 10 points at Furman (Dec. 7)… Pulled down a season-high seven rebounds in four different contests. 2015-16 Freshman Season: Appeared in 26 games… Averaged 2.2 points and 1.5 rebounds per game… Averaged 7.2 minutes of playing time… Shot 29 percent from the fi eld (19-64)… Hit nine 3-point fi eld goals… Shot 47 percent from the free throw line (9-19)… Pulled down 39 total rebounds… Logged seven assists and seven steals… Blocked three shots… Best outing came against Coppin St. in the opening game of the season (11/13) where she scored eight points and grabbed two rebounds in 18 minutes… Registered eight points against Maryland Eastern Shore (12/13) connecting on 2-3 3-pointers in the contest. High School: Earned Southland All-Conference and All-Area honors her fi rst two seasons at Bloom High School… Sat out her junior season with an ACL injury… Highly touted recruit split her AAU basketball time between the Illinois Wolverines and Mac Irvin Godfather, two of the most highly competitive AAU teams in the Chicago area.

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CACERES • 10CACERES • 10 • SOPHOMORE • SOPHOMORE • 6-1 • 6-1 • • FORWARDFORWARD • LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA (SPAIN) • LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA (SPAIN) • C.B. ISLAS CANARIAS HIGH SCHOOL • C.B. ISLAS CANARIAS HIGH SCHOOL

2016-17 Freshman Season: Blue Star Europe fi ve-star recruit… Played in 34 games as a Maine Black Bear… Made eight starts as a true freshman… Averaged 19.4 minutes of playing time per contest… Scored a season-high 11 points vs. Stony Brook… Averaged 3.1 points and 3.7 rebounds per game... Season-high rebound total was recorded against Harvard when she pulled down 10 boards. High School/Club: Helped her club team win three Spanish Championships (13-14, 14-15, 15-16)... Member of Spain’s bronze medal winning FIBA 3x3 team at the World Championships… Averaged 14.0 points and 12.0 rebounds for her club team during her senior year… Averages when playing for the U18 National team included 7.4 points and 6.3 rebounds per contest... Helped guide Spain to a U18 gold medal and a runner-up fi nish in the U17 World Championships… Tabbed “Max Rebounder of Spain” for three-straight seasons from 2013-16… Two-time MVP of the Spanish Championships… Member of the All-5 Team of the U18 European Championships… Scored 35 points, and pulled down 19 rebounds against EM Pielagos during the 2013-14 season… Added a 32 point, 13 rebound game vs. Adareva in 2015-16…. Approached a triple-double in 2015-16 when playing against Plasencia Montesolar when she went off for 28 points, 14 rebounds and seven assists. Personal: Daughter of Joaquin Caceres Moreno and Elena Martell Hernandez… Has one sibling; Yaiza Caceres Martell… Majoring in business. Caceres on Choosing Butler: I chose Butler because I really love their basketball style and the family atmosphere between the coaches and the players. The talent level of the BIG EAST Conference is very high and competing against good teams will help me to grow as a player. Academically, Butler University is a great place to continue my business studies. I can’t wait to be part of the Bulldog family!

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AUBE • 3AUBE • 3 • FRESHMAN • FRESHMAN • 6-0 • 6-0 • GUARD/ • GUARD/FORWARDFORWARD • WESTBROOK, MAINE • WESTBROOK, MAINE • THORNTON ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL • THORNTON ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL

High School: Four-year starter at Thornton Academy High School... Averaged 18 points, fi ve rebounds and three assists during her senior campaign... Became just the second player in Thornton Academy history to score 1,000 points in her career.... In total, Aube scored 1,246 points in just 74 games... 2017 Maine McDonald’s All-Star Team participant... Four-time all-conference selection... Named Portland Press Herald All-State as a junior and senior... Two-time team captain... 2015 conference scoring champion ( 18 ppg)... Scored a career-high 31 points vs. Biddeford... Pulled down a career-high 14 rebounds vs. Scarborough... Dished out a career-high seven assists against Mt. Ararat... Member of the National Honor Society... Named to the 2017 Basketball SMAA Conference All-Academic Team.

Personal: Daughter of Joe and Heidi Aube... Has a brother named Ethan.

Aube on Choosing Butler: I chose Butler because it was the best fi t academically and athletically for me. The coaching staff and team were so welcoming. It felt like a home away from home.

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2017-18 OPPONENTSOPPONENTS

GENERALUniversity ..........................................Austin Peay Location ....................................Clarksville, Tenn.Founded ......................................................1927Enrollment ................................................10,597Nickname............................................ GovernorsSchool Colors .............................. Red and WhiteHome Court .......................Winfi eld Dunn CenterConference ........................................Ohio ValleyPresident ...........................................Alisa WhiteAthletic Director ...................................Ryan IveyHead Coach....................................David Midlick

GENERALUniversity ........................................ Murray State Location ............................................. Murray, Ky.Founded ......................................................1922Enrollment ................................................ 11,000Nickname..................................................RacersSchool Colors .............................. Navy and GoldHome Court ....................................CFSB CenterConference ........................................Ohio ValleyPresident ...................................... Robert DaviesAthletic Director ................................. Allen WardHead Coach........................................Rob Cross

GENERALUniversity ..............................................Lipscomb Location ......................................Nashville, Tenn.Founded ......................................................1891Enrollment ..................................................4,593Nickname......................................... Lady BisonsSchool Colors ............................Purple and GoldHome Court .......................................Allen ArenaConference .......................................Atlantic SunPresident ...................................Randolph LowryAthletic Director ........................Philip HutchesonHead Coach......................................Greg Brown

GENERALUniversity ........................................South FloridaLocation ............................................ Tampa, Fla.Founded ......................................................1956Enrollment ................................................45,074Nickname..................................................... BullsSchool Colors ............................ Green and GoldHome Court ........................................Sun DomeConference .............................. American AthleticPresident ......................................Judy GenshaftAthletic Director ............................... Mark HarlanHead Coach............................... Jose Fernandez

GENERALUniversity ........................................West VirginiaLocation ...............................Morgantown, W. Va.Founded ......................................................1867Enrollment ................................................31,514Nickname....................................... MountaineersSchool Colors .........................Old Gold and BlueHome Court .................................WVU ColiseumConference ................................................Big 12President .....................................E. Gordon GeeAthletic Director .............................. Shane LyonsHead Coach.......................................Mike Carey

GENERALUniversity ........................................ Virginia TechLocation ......................................Blacksburg, Va.Founded ......................................................1872Enrollment ................................................31,000 Nickname..................................................HokiesSchool Colors ..Chicago Maroon & Burnt OrangeHome Court ............................. Cassell ColiseumConference ....................................Atlantic CoastPresident ............................................Tim SandsAthletic Director .............................Whit BabcockHead Coach...................................Kenny Brooks

GENERALUniversity ...................................................DrexelLocation ....................................Philadelphia, Pa.Founded ......................................................1891Enrollment ................................................25,500 Nickname............................................... DragonsSchool Colors ..........................Navy Blue & GoldHome Court ............... Daskalakis Athletic CenterConference ............. Colonial Athletic AssociationPresident ...............................................John FryAthletic Director .................................Eric ZillmerHead Coach....................................Denise Dillon

GENERALUniversity ..............................................Ball StateLocation ........................................... Muncie, Ind.Founded ......................................................1918Enrollment ................................................17,005Nickname..............................................CardinalsSchool Colors ....................... Cardinal and WhiteHome Court .................................Worthen Arena Conference ........................ Mid-American (MAC)President ......................................Paul FergusonAthletic Director ................................Mark SandyHead Coach.....................................Brady Sallee

GENERALUniversity ..........................................Illinois StateLocation ..............................................Normal, Ill.Founded ......................................................1857Enrollment ................................................21,039Nickname...............................................RedbirdsSchool Colors ..................................Red & WhiteHome Court ..................................Redbird Arena Conference ..................................Missouri ValleyPresident ............................................Larry DietzAthletic Director ................................ Larry LyonsHead Coach....................................... Barb Smith

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GENERALUniversity .............................................WisconsinLocation ........................................ Madison, Wis.Founded ......................................................1848Enrollment ................43,389 (29,580 Undergrad)Nickname................................................BadgersSchool Colors ....................... Cardinal and WhiteHome Court ......................................Kohl CenterConference ..............................................Big TenChancellor ...................................Rebecca BlankAthletic Director ..............................Barry AlvarezHead Coach................................ Jonathan Tsipis

GENERALUniversity .................................................. LoyolaLocation ............................................ Chicago, Ill.Founded ......................................................1870Enrollment ................................................15,957Nickname..............................................RamblersSchool Colors ..............................Maroon & GoldHome Court ................................... Gentile ArenaConference ..................................Missouri ValleyPresident .....................................Jo Ann RooneyAthletic Director .............................Steve WatsonHead Coach...................................... Kate Achter

GENERALUniversity ........................................Indiana StateLocation .................................... Terre Haute, Ind.Founded ......................................................1865Enrollment ................................................13,584Nickname...........................................SycamoresSchool Colors .......................Royal Blue & WhiteHome Court .................................Hulman Center Conference ..................................Missouri ValleyPresident ......................................Daniel BradleyAthletic Director ...................Sherard ClinkscalesHead Coach........................................Joey Wells

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GENERALUniversity ................................................. DePaulLocation ............................................ Chicago, Ill.Founded ......................................................1898Enrollment ................................................23,799Nickname....................................... Blue DemonsSchool Colors .....................Royal Blue & ScarletHome Court .................... McGrath-Phillips Arena Conference ......................................... BIG EASTPresident ...................... Dennis H. HoltschneiderAthletic Director ................... Jean Lenti PonsettoHead Coach......................................Doug Bruno

GENERALUniversity ............................................ Seton HallLocation ................................ South Orange, N.J.Founded ......................................................1856Enrollment ..................................................9,700Nickname..................................................PiratesSchool Colors ................................. Blue & WhiteHome Court ...........................Walsh Gymnasium Conference ......................................... BIG EASTPresident ...............................A. Gabriel EstebanAthletic Director ............................. Patrick LyonsHead Coach............................. Anthony Bozzella

GENERALUniversity ......................................... GeorgetownLocation ...................................Washington, D.C.Founded ......................................................1789Enrollment ................................................15,318Nickname...................................................HoyasSchool Colors ...................................Blue & GrayHome Court ........................... McDonough Arena Conference ......................................... BIG EASTPresident ................................... John J. DeGioiaAthletic Director ................................... Lee ReedHead Coach.................................. Natasha Adair

GENERALUniversity ...................................................XavierLocation ......................................Cincinnati, OhioFounded ......................................................1831Enrollment ..................................................6,650Nickname.......................................... MusketeersSchool Colors .............. Navy Blue, Gray & WhiteHome Court ...................................Cintas Center Conference ......................................... BIG EASTPresident ...............................Michael J. GrahamAthletic Director ....................... Greg ChristopherHead Coach........................................ Brian Neal

GENERALUniversity ............................................. CreightonLocation ..........................................Omaha, Neb.Founded ......................................................1878Enrollment ..................................................8,236Nickname............................................... BluejaysSchool Colors ................................. Blue & WhiteHome Court .............................. D.J. Sokol Arena Conference ......................................... BIG EASTPresident ...............................Timothy R. LannonAthletic Director ......................Bruce RasmussenHead Coach...................................... Jim Flanery

GENERALUniversity ............................................. St. John’sLocation ..........................................Queens, N.Y.Founded ......................................................1870Enrollment ................................................21,087Nickname............................................Red StormSchool Colors ..................................Red & WhiteHome Court ........................... Carnesecca Arena Conference ......................................... BIG EASTPresident ............................Conrado GempesawAthletic Director .......................Kathleen MeehanHead Coach..................................Joe Tartamella

GENERALUniversity .............................................MarquetteLocation .....................................Milwaukee, Wis.Founded ......................................................1881Enrollment ................................................ 11,782Nickname..................................... Golden EaglesSchool Colors ...................................Blue & GoldHome Court ........................... Al McGuire Center Conference ......................................... BIG EASTPresident ..................................Michael R. LovellAthletic Director ................................... Bill SchollHead Coach................................. Carolyn Kieger

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Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg34 SCHICKEL, Tori 31-31 1098 35.4 174-347 . 5 0 1 0-0 . 0 0 0 106-159 . 6 6 7 125 239 364 11.7 84 3 57 89 46 48 454 14.624 SPOLYAR, Kristen 16-15 460 28.8 75-204 . 3 6 8 16-56 . 2 8 6 39-59 . 6 6 1 22 41 63 3.9 53 3 22 50 1 25 205 12.811 WEAVER, Michelle 29-27 888 30.6 106-283 . 3 7 5 15-63 . 2 3 8 70-93 . 7 5 3 20 78 98 3.4 80 4 83 100 10 50 297 10.212 BUCK, Sydney 19-3 554 29.2 58-157 . 3 6 9 42-123 . 3 4 1 9-11 . 8 1 8 3 48 51 2.7 23 0 28 40 1 18 167 8.830 SHELTON, Sydney 27-24 754 27.9 79-276 . 2 8 6 49-170 . 2 8 8 30-43 . 6 9 8 6 64 70 2.6 58 1 27 51 3 12 237 8.804 BUFORD, Taylor 28-15 562 20.1 61-180 . 3 3 9 19-69 . 2 7 5 18-27 . 6 6 7 23 34 57 2.0 79 3 17 39 11 20 159 5.703 WARD, Brittany 2-1 26 13.0 4-8 . 5 0 0 0-1 . 0 0 0 1-2 . 5 0 0 1 1 2 1.0 3 0 3 4 1 2 9 4.523 BREY, Shae 31-10 674 21.7 36-84 . 4 2 9 8-28 . 2 8 6 23-34 . 6 7 6 25 90 115 3.7 55 2 26 51 17 26 103 3.322 BAILEY, Alexa 28-26 784 28.0 31-100 . 3 1 0 6-32 . 1 8 8 16-17 . 9 4 1 14 62 76 2.7 73 0 86 63 8 29 84 3.002 HODGES, Kaela 29-0 274 9.4 17-44 . 3 8 6 0-0 . 0 0 0 13-22 . 5 9 1 22 32 54 1.9 51 1 7 18 2 9 47 1.614 HUMPHREY, Sarah 24-3 201 8.4 12-41 . 2 9 3 1-5 . 2 0 0 4-6 . 6 6 7 7 18 25 1.0 36 2 6 22 5 5 29 1.2

Team 65 58 123 18Total.......... 31 6275 653-1724 . 3 7 9 156-547 . 2 8 5 329-473 . 6 9 6 333 765 1098 35.4 595 19 362 545 105 244 1791 57.8Opponents...... 31 6275 707-1766 . 4 0 0 236-684 . 3 4 5 445-614 . 7 2 5 338 783 1121 36.2 503 - 411 441 135 278 2095 67.6

TEAM STATISTICS BU OPPSCORING 1791 2095 Points per game 57.8 67.6 Scoring margin -9.8 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 653-1724 707-1766 Field goal pct . 3 7 9 . 4 0 03 POINT FG-ATT 156-547 236-684 3-point FG pct . 2 8 5 . 3 4 5 3-pt FG made per game 5.0 7.6FREE THROWS-ATT 329-473 445-614 Free throw pct . 6 9 6 . 7 2 5 F-Throws made per game 10.6 14.4REBOUNDS 1098 1121 Rebounds per game 35.4 36.2 Rebounding margin -0.7 -ASSISTS 362 411 Assists per game 11.7 13.3TURNOVERS 545 441 Turnovers per game 17.6 14.2 Turnover margin -3.4 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.7 0.9STEALS 244 278 Steals per game 7.9 9.0BLOCKS 105 135 Blocks per game 3.4 4.4ATTENDANCE 9299 22167 Home games-Avg/Game 16-581 13-1541 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 2-1066

Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th O T TotalsButler 455 392 479 446 19 1791Opponents 474 493 528 580 20 2095

Date Opponent Score Att.11/11/16 EAST TENNESSEE STATE L 59-68 54411/13/16 BRADLEY W 58-56 38911/16/16 FORT WAYNE W 70-64 56511/20/16 at Wisconsin L 55-60 345811/22/16 UCF L 59-66 34511/30/16 at TCU L 47-73 376912/2/16 USF L 59-74 34312/4/16 BALL STATE L 50-74 78612/07/16 at Arkansas L 50-68 101712/11/16 INDIANA STATE W 66-48 46612/20/16 at Green Bay L 34-61 1967

* 12/28/16 at Creighton L 52-67 981* 12/30/16 at Providence L 51-68 545* 01/02/17 SETON HALL W 79-58 622* 01/05/17 ST. JOHN'S L 41-62 426* 01/08/17 at Xavier Wot 65-62 923* 1/13/17 at DePaul L 69-100 2153* 1/15/17 at Marquette L 53-91 1415* 01/20/17 VILLANOVA L o t 69-70 603* 01/22/17 GEORGETOWN L 52-58 453* 1/27/17 at St. John's L 55-62 788* 01/29/17 at Seton Hall L 63-65 1467* 02/04/17 XAVIER L 43-53 1043* 02/10/17 MARQUETTE L 66-72 882* 02/12/17 DEPAUL L 62-92 587* 02/17/17 at Georgetown L 72-83 511* 02/19/17 at Villanova L o t 58-61 1041* 02/24/17 PROVIDENCE L 58-64 486* 2/26/17 CREIGHTON L 53-65 759

03/04/17 vs Xavier W 68-66 213203/05/17 vs Creighton L 55-64 0

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02 04 11 12 14 22 23Opponent Date Score HODGES,KAE BUFORD,TAY WEAVER,MIC BUCK,SYDNE HUMPHREY,S BAILEY,ALE BREY,SHAEEAST TENNESSEE STATE 11/11/16 59-68 L 1 - 2 - 1 2 - 0 - 0 8 - 3 - 4 8 - 5 - 2 0 - 1 - 0 DNP 6 - 8 - 0BRADLEY 11/13/16 58-56 W 0 - 1 - 0 DNP 5 - 2 - 3 8 - 1 - 3 2 - 5 - 0 DNP 1 1 - 4 - 0FORT WAYNE 11/16/16 70-64 W 1 - 5 - 0 DNP 2 2 - 0 - 6 1 2 - 3 - 3 0 - 0 - 1 DNP 1 0 - 6 - 1at Wisconsin 11/20/16 55-60 L 2 - 5 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 2 0 - 6 - 1 DNP 0 - 2 - 0 0 - 1 - 1 1 - 3 - 0UCF 11/22/16 59-66 L 7 - 4 - 0 DNP 9 - 2 - 2 DNP 0 - 0 - 0 7 - 2 - 5 3 - 4 - 0at TCU 11/30/16 47-73 L 0 - 2 - 0 7 - 2 - 0 8 - 1 - 4 DNP 0 - 1 - 0 0 - 1 - 1 0 - 3 - 0USF 12/2/16 59-74 L 3 - 2 - 2 6 - 0 - 1 1 0 - 3 - 4 DNP 0 - 0 - 0 3 - 4 - 4 4 - 6 - 1BALL STATE 12/4/16 50-74 L 6 - 8 - 1 5 - 1 - 1 DNP DNP 0 - 2 - 0 3 - 3 - 3 2 - 1 - 1at Arkansas 12/07/16 50-68 L 0 - 0 - 0 1 1 - 3 - 1 6 - 4 - 1 DNP 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 3 - 1 2 - 1 - 2INDIANA STATE 12/11/16 66-48 W 1 - 2 - 1 1 2 - 4 - 0 0 - 5 - 2 DNP 4 - 0 - 0 4 - 6 - 5 3 - 8 - 1at Green Bay 12/20/16 34-61 L 0 - 1 - 0 3 - 2 - 1 DNP DNP 2 - 3 - 1 0 - 1 - 2 2 - 5 - 2at Creighton 12/28/16 52-67 L 4 - 4 - 0 2 - 2 - 1 1 8 - 5 - 3 DNP 0 - 1 - 0 0 - 2 - 2 3 - 3 - 0at Providence 12/30/16 51-68 L 0 - 0 - 0 6 - 3 - 0 9 - 4 - 1 DNP 2 - 1 - 1 3 - 1 - 0 1 - 4 - 1SETON HALL 01/02/17 79-58 W 4 - 2 - 1 4 - 0 - 0 2 - 0 - 5 DNP 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 4 - 4 2 - 3 - 2ST. JOHN'S 01/05/17 41-62 L 0 - 2 - 0 8 - 1 - 0 3 - 1 - 2 DNP 0 - 0 - 0 3 - 2 - 2 0 - 3 - 0at Xavier 01/08/17 65-62 W 0 - 0 - 0 9 - 6 - 0 1 5 - 4 - 3 5 - 1 - 0 DNP 1 0 - 2 - 4 2 - 2 - 3at DePaul 1/13/17 69-100 L 4 - 1 - 0 1 0 - 4 - 0 2 0 - 0 - 2 3 - 2 - 0 2 - 1 - 1 3 - 3 - 2 6 - 1 - 0at Marquette 1/15/17 53-91 L 4 - 2 - 0 6 - 1 - 1 7 - 1 - 2 9 - 2 - 6 7 - 1 - 0 0 - 2 - 1 7 - 3 - 2VILLANOVA 01/20/17 69-70 L 0 - 2 - 0 2 - 2 - 0 1 2 - 4 - 3 1 9 - 0 - 1 2 - 1 - 0 4 - 6 - 3 0 - 6 - 0GEORGETOWN 01/22/17 52-58 L 0 - 1 - 0 4 - 1 - 0 3 - 7 - 4 1 8 - 0 - 2 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 4 - 4 0 - 3 - 3at St. John's 1/27/17 55-62 L DNP 0 - 3 - 0 1 3 - 2 - 2 6 - 1 - 1 DNP 0 - 1 - 2 2 - 7 - 0at Seton Hall 01/29/17 63-65 L 0 - 2 - 0 0 - 1 - 0 2 5 - 5 - 0 3 - 1 - 0 DNP 6 - 2 - 4 4 - 7 - 1XAVIER 02/04/17 43-53 L 0 - 1 - 0 1 1 - 4 - 1 2 - 1 - 5 1 0 - 7 - 1 0 - 1 - 1 2 - 1 - 1 0 - 1 - 0MARQUETTE 02/10/17 66-72 L DNP 4 - 0 - 0 1 4 - 5 - 5 2 1 - 3 - 2 DNP 0 - 3 - 3 5 - 2 - 2DEPAUL 02/12/17 62-92 L 0 - 2 - 0 2 - 1 - 0 1 2 - 6 - 0 6 - 2 - 0 5 - 2 - 1 3 - 0 - 4 2 - 4 - 2at Georgetown 02/17/17 72-83 L 2 - 0 - 1 1 1 - 4 - 3 1 1 - 6 - 5 3 - 2 - 2 2 - 1 - 0 0 - 2 - 6 0 - 0 - 0at Villanova 02/19/17 58-61 L 2 - 1 - 0 1 0 - 3 - 0 5 - 6 - 2 6 - 3 - 0 DNP 4 - 5 - 7 8 - 5 - 1PROVIDENCE 02/24/17 58-64 L 6 - 2 - 0 4 - 2 - 1 8 - 3 - 5 1 6 - 5 - 0 DNP 2 - 2 - 5 6 - 6 - 1CREIGHTON 2/26/17 53-65 L 0 - 0 - 0 4 - 3 - 3 6 - 5 - 1 3 - 6 - 1 1 - 2 - 0 1 6 - 5 - 2 0 - 0 - 0vs Xavier 03/04/17 68-66 W 0 - 0 - 0 5 - 2 - 1 1 5 - 2 - 3 6 - 3 - 2 DNP 2 - 4 - 5 3 - 4 - 0vs Creighton 03/05/17 55-64 L 0 - 0 - 0 1 1 - 2 - 2 9 - 5 - 3 5 - 4 - 2 0 - 0 - 0 9 - 4 - 3 8 - 2 - 0

24 30 34Opponent Date Score SPOLYAR,KR SHELTON,SY SCHICKEL,TEAST TENNESSEE STATE 11/11/16 59-68 L 2 5 - 7 - 1 0 - 0 - 1 9 - 8 - 0BRADLEY 11/13/16 58-56 W 1 1 - 4 - 2 DNP 2 1 - 1 1 - 5FORT WAYNE 11/16/16 70-64 W 1 6 - 6 - 0 DNP 9 - 1 1 - 2at Wisconsin 11/20/16 55-60 L 1 7 - 6 - 1 DNP 1 5 - 9 - 0UCF 11/22/16 59-66 L 1 4 - 2 - 4 DNP 1 9 - 1 0 - 1at TCU 11/30/16 47-73 L 1 1 - 6 - 1 9 - 1 - 0 1 2 - 1 5 - 1USF 12/2/16 59-74 L 1 1 - 2 - 1 1 2 - 4 - 1 1 0 - 1 3 - 0BALL STATE 12/4/16 50-74 L 9 - 3 - 0 8 - 4 - 4 1 7 - 9 - 1at Arkansas 12/07/16 50-68 L 8 - 1 - 3 0 - 2 - 1 1 6 - 7 - 1INDIANA STATE 12/11/16 66-48 W 1 4 - 1 - 2 1 0 - 4 - 2 1 6 - 8 - 2at Green Bay 12/20/16 34-61 L 9 - 0 - 1 1 2 - 3 - 0 6 - 6 - 1at Creighton 12/28/16 52-67 L 1 1 - 5 - 2 6 - 1 - 0 8 - 1 4 - 1at Providence 12/30/16 51-68 L 1 1 - 4 - 1 9 - 2 - 0 1 0 - 6 - 2SETON HALL 01/02/17 79-58 W 2 8 - 1 0 - 1 1 6 - 7 - 0 2 3 - 1 6 - 0ST. JOHN'S 01/05/17 41-62 L 1 0 - 6 - 2 7 - 1 - 1 1 0 - 8 - 1at Xavier 01/08/17 65-62 W 0 - 0 - 0 4 - 2 - 1 2 0 - 2 0 - 4at DePaul 1/13/17 69-100 L DNP 1 3 - 0 - 3 8 - 9 - 3at Marquette 1/15/17 53-91 L DNP 5 - 1 - 0 8 - 8 - 3VILLANOVA 01/20/17 69-70 L DNP 2 - 8 - 1 2 8 - 2 0 - 2GEORGETOWN 01/22/17 52-58 L DNP 5 - 1 - 2 2 2 - 1 5 - 1at St. John's 1/27/17 55-62 L DNP 1 4 - 4 - 1 2 0 - 1 1 - 1at Seton Hall 01/29/17 63-65 L DNP 9 - 2 - 1 1 6 - 1 1 - 4XAVIER 02/04/17 43-53 L DNP 1 2 - 4 - 1 6 - 1 5 - 0MARQUETTE 02/10/17 66-72 L DNP 1 3 - 4 - 0 9 - 1 2 - 6DEPAUL 02/12/17 62-92 L DNP 2 3 - 4 - 1 9 - 9 - 4at Georgetown 02/17/17 72-83 L DNP 1 8 - 1 - 1 2 5 - 1 4 - 2at Villanova 02/19/17 58-61 L DNP 2 - 2 - 1 2 1 - 1 6 - 1PROVIDENCE 02/24/17 58-64 L DNP 5 - 2 - 2 1 1 - 1 9 - 0CREIGHTON 2/26/17 53-65 L DNP 7 - 1 - 1 1 6 - 1 1 - 2vs Xavier 03/04/17 68-66 W DNP 9 - 1 - 1 2 8 - 1 4 - 2vs Creighton 03/05/17 55-64 L DNP 7 - 4 - 0 6 - 9 - 4

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Butler - TEAM GAME HIGHS

POINTS 79 SETON HALL (01/02/17)72 at Georgetown (02/17/17)70 FORT WAYNE (11/16/16)69 VILLANOVA (01/20/17)69 at DePaul (1/13/17)

FIELD GOALS MADE 30 SETON HALL (01/02/17)26 at Georgetown (02/17/17)26 FORT WAYNE (11/16/16)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 74 VILLANOVA (01/20/17)66 at Marquette (1/15/17)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .500 (30-60) SETON HALL (01/02/17).481 (26-54) FORT WAYNE (11/16/16)

3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 14 MARQUETTE (02/10/17)8 DEPAUL (02/12/17)8 USF (12/2/16)

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 35 MARQUETTE (02/10/17)26 USF (12/2/16)

3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .500 (8-16) DEPAUL (02/12/17).500 (7-14) INDIANA STATE (12/11/16).500 (5-10) at Creighton (12/28/16)

FREE THROWS MADE 19 EAST TENNESSEE STATE (11/11/16)18 at Wisconsin (11/20/16)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 25 at Wisconsin (11/20/16)25 EAST TENNESSEE STATE (11/11/16)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1.000 (2-2) at Green Bay (12/20/16).933 (14-15) at Georgetown (02/17/17)

REBOUNDS 53 VILLANOVA (01/20/17)45 at Creighton (12/28/16)

ASSISTS 20 at Georgetown (02/17/17)18 MARQUETTE (02/10/17)

STEALS 15 at Seton Hall (01/29/17)14 at Arkansas (12/07/16)

BLOCKED SHOTS 9 vs Xavier (03/04/17)7 at Georgetown (02/17/17)7 INDIANA STATE (12/11/16)

TURNOVERS 28 BALL STATE (12/4/16)26 DEPAUL (02/12/17)

PTS 28 Tori Schickel (2x) last vs. Xavier 3/4/17 28 Kristen Spolyar vs. Seton Hall, 1/2/17FG 12 Kristen Spolyar vs. Seton Hall, 1/2/17FGA 23 Michelle Weaver vs. Villanova, 1/20/17 23 Tori Schickel vs. Villanova, 1/20/17FG% .900 Tori Schickel (9-10) at St. John’s, 1/27/173-PT FGs 7 Sydney Buck vs. Marquette, 2/10/173-PT FGA 15 Sydney Buck (2x) last vs. Marquette, 2/10/173-PT FG% .750 Taylor Buford (2x) last vs. Creighton, 3/5/17

2016-17 BUTLER INDIVIDUAL SEASON HIGHSFT 11 Kristen Spolyar vs. ETSU, 11/11/16FTA 14 Tori Schickel at Xavier, 1/8/17FT% 1.000 Taylor Buford (5-5) at Georgetown,2/17/17REB 20 Tori Schickel (2x) last vs. Villanova, 1/20/17AST 7 Alexa Bailey at Villanova, 2/19/17STL 6 Michelle Weaver at Seton Hall, 1/29/17BLK 6 Tori Schickel vs Xavier, 3/4/17MINS 45 Tori Schickel at Xavier, 1/8/17

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POINTS 100 at DePaul (1/13/17)92 DEPAUL (02/12/17)91 at Marquette (1/15/17)83 at Georgetown (02/17/17)74 BALL STATE (12/4/16)74 USF (12/2/16)

FIELD GOALS MADE 36 at DePaul (1/13/17)32 at Marquette (1/15/17)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 69 DEPAUL (02/12/17)68 VILLANOVA (01/20/17)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .561 (32-57) at Marquette (1/15/17).554 (36-65) at DePaul (1/13/17)

3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 14 at DePaul (1/13/17)13 DEPAUL (02/12/17)

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 35 SETON HALL (01/02/17)33 DEPAUL (02/12/17)

3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .538 (7-13) at Providence (12/30/16).500 (6-12) at Arkansas (12/07/16)

FREE THROWS MADE 27 at Wisconsin (11/20/16)21 at Georgetown (02/17/17)21 at St. John's (1/27/17)21 VILLANOVA (01/20/17)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 38 at Wisconsin (11/20/16)31 at Creighton (12/28/16)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1.000 (8-8) PROVIDENCE (02/24/17).875 (14-16) FORT WAYNE (11/16/16)

REBOUNDS 47 VILLANOVA (01/20/17)45 DEPAUL (02/12/17)45 MARQUETTE (02/10/17)

ASSISTS 25 at Marquette (1/15/17)22 DEPAUL (02/12/17)22 at DePaul (1/13/17)

STEALS 19 UCF (11/22/16)16 at Green Bay (12/20/16)

BLOCKED SHOTS 15 at Creighton (12/28/16)14 VILLANOVA (01/20/17)

PTS 29 Dionna White, Georgetown, 1/22/17FG 12 Brooke Schulte, DePaul, 1/13/17FGA 21 Marissa Janning, Creighton, 2/26/17FG% .857 Keiryn Swenson, Arkansas, 12/7/163-PT FGs 5 Three Players Tied (Yentz, Nogic, Ramirez)3-PT FGA 11 Grace Stant, Villanova, 1/20/17

2016-17 OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL SEASON HIGHSFT 11 Tianna Tarter, ETSU, 11/11/16FTA 14 Two Players Tied (Janning, Young)FT% 1.000 Two Players Tied (8-8 / King, Gaffney)REB 13 Allegra Botteghi, Providence, 2/24/17AST 8 Three Players Tied (Campbell, Lewis, Flores)STL 8 Carmen Grande, Ball State, 12/4/16BLK 6 Megan Quinn, Villanova, 1/20/17

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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 6-25 4-12 1-12 1-1CONFERENCE 2-16 1-8 1-8 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 4-9 3-4 0-4 1-1

Date Opponent Score Att. High Points High Rebounds11/11/16 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 59-68 L 544 (25)SPOLYAR, Kristen (8)SCHICKEL, Tori

(8)BREY, Shae11/13/16 BRADLEY W 58-56 389 (21)SCHICKEL, Tori (11)SCHICKEL, Tori11/16/16 FORT WAYNE W 70-64 565 (22)WEAVER, Michelle (11)SCHICKEL, Tori11/20/16 at Wisconsin 55-60 L 3458 (20)WEAVER, Michelle (9)SCHICKEL, Tori11/22/16 UCF 59-66 L 345 (19)SCHICKEL, Tori (10)SCHICKEL, Tori11/30/16 at TCU 47-73 L 3769 (12)SCHICKEL, Tori (15)SCHICKEL, Tori12/2/16 USF 59-74 L 343 (12)SHELTON, Sydney (13)SCHICKEL, Tori12/4/16 BALL STATE 50-74 L 786 (17)SCHICKEL, Tori (9)SCHICKEL, Tori12/07/16 at Arkansas 50-68 L 1017 (16)SCHICKEL, Tori (7)SCHICKEL, Tori12/11/16 INDIANA STATE W 66-48 466 (16)SCHICKEL, Tori (8)SCHICKEL, Tori

(8)BREY, Shae12/20/16 at Green Bay 34-61 L 1967 (12)SHELTON, Sydney (6)SCHICKEL, Tori12/28/16 *at Creighton 52-67 L 981 (18)WEAVER, Michelle (14)SCHICKEL, Tori12/30/16 *at Providence 51-68 L 545 (11)SPOLYAR, Kristen (6)SCHICKEL, Tori01/02/17 *SETON HALL W 79-58 622 (28)SPOLYAR, Kristen (16)SCHICKEL, Tori01/05/17 *ST. JOHN'S 41-62 L 426 (10)SPOLYAR, Kristen (8)SCHICKEL, Tori

(10)SCHICKEL, Tori01/08/17 *at Xavier Wot 65-62 923 (20)SCHICKEL, Tori (20)SCHICKEL, Tori1/13/17 *at DePaul 69-100 L 2153 (20)WEAVER, Michelle (9)SCHICKEL, Tori1/15/17 *at Marquette 53-91 L 1415 (9)BUCK, Sydney (8)SCHICKEL, Tori01/20/17 *VILLANOVA 69-70 Lot 603 (28)SCHICKEL, Tori (20)SCHICKEL, Tori01/22/17 *GEORGETOWN 52-58 L 453 (22)SCHICKEL, Tori (15)SCHICKEL, Tori1/27/17 *at St. John's 55-62 L 788 (20)SCHICKEL, Tori (11)SCHICKEL, Tori01/29/17 *at Seton Hall 63-65 L 1467 (25)WEAVER, Michelle (11)SCHICKEL, Tori02/04/17 *XAVIER 43-53 L 1043 (12)SHELTON, Sydney (15)SCHICKEL, Tori02/10/17 *MARQUETTE 66-72 L 882 (21)BUCK, Sydney (12)SCHICKEL, Tori02/12/17 *DEPAUL 62-92 L 587 (23)SHELTON, Sydney (9)SCHICKEL, Tori02/17/17 *at Georgetown 72-83 L 511 (25)SCHICKEL, Tori (14)SCHICKEL, Tori02/19/17 *at Villanova 58-61 Lot 1041 (21)SCHICKEL, Tori (16)SCHICKEL, Tori02/24/17 *PROVIDENCE 58-64 L 486 (16)BUCK, Sydney (19)SCHICKEL, Tori2/26/17 *CREIGHTON 53-65 L 759 (16)SCHICKEL, Tori (11)SCHICKEL, Tori

(16)BAILEY, Alexa03/04/17 vs Xavier W 68-66 2132 (28)SCHICKEL, Tori (14)SCHICKEL, Tori03/05/17 vs Creighton 55-64 L (11)BUFORD, Taylor (9)SCHICKEL, Tori

* = Conference game

Attendance Summary Games Attend Avg/GameHome 16 9299 581Away 13 20035 1541Neutral 2 2132 1066Total 31 31466 1015

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Total 3-Pointers Free throws ReboundsOpponent Date Score fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avgEAST TENNESSEE STAT 11/11/16 59-68 L 19-58 . 3 2 8 2-19 . 1 0 5 19-25 . 7 6 0 11 27 38 38.0 23 9 16 4 8 59 59.0BRADLEY 11/13/16 58-56 W 23-51 . 4 5 1 4-14 . 2 8 6 8-9 . 8 8 9 6 25 31 34.5 18 13 21 1 12 58 58.5FORT WAYNE 11/16/16 70-64 W 26-54 . 4 8 1 5-14 . 3 5 7 13-23 . 5 6 5 16 21 37 35.3 19 13 16 4 11 70 62.3at Wisconsin 11/20/16 55-60 L 17-49 . 3 4 7 3-15 . 2 0 0 18-25 . 7 2 0 10 25 35 35.2 25 3 21 3 9 55 60.5UCF 11/22/16 59-66 L 23-52 . 4 4 2 2-11 . 1 8 2 11-19 . 5 7 9 11 16 27 33.6 21 12 25 2 12 59 60.2at TCU 11/30/16 47-73 L 17-58 . 2 9 3 4-17 . 2 3 5 9-15 . 6 0 0 13 22 35 33.8 18 7 21 4 13 47 58.0USF 12/2/16 59-74 L 23-61 . 3 7 7 8-26 . 3 0 8 5-9 . 5 5 6 16 21 37 34.3 21 14 20 3 9 59 58.1BALL STATE 12/4/16 50-74 L 17-48 . 3 5 4 5-21 . 2 3 8 11-17 . 6 4 7 10 25 35 34.4 25 11 28 3 8 50 57.1at Arkansas 12/07/16 50-68 L 19-47 . 4 0 4 4-9 . 4 4 4 8-15 . 5 3 3 7 16 23 33.1 19 11 21 4 14 50 56.3INDIANA STATE 12/11/16 66-48 W 24-51 . 4 7 1 7-14 . 5 0 0 11-17 . 6 4 7 7 35 42 34.0 18 17 14 7 6 66 57.3at Green Bay 12/20/16 34-61 L 13-40 . 3 2 5 6-23 . 2 6 1 2-2 1.000 6 16 22 32.9 19 8 24 1 8 34 55.2at Creighton 12/28/16 52-67 L 19-61 . 3 1 1 5-10 . 5 0 0 9-15 . 6 0 0 18 27 45 33.9 27 9 15 4 6 52 54.9at Providence 12/30/16 51-68 L 17-52 . 3 2 7 1-15 . 0 6 7 16-21 . 7 6 2 11 16 27 33.4 18 6 14 0 7 51 54.6SETON HALL 01/02/17 79-58 W 30-60 . 5 0 0 6-16 . 3 7 5 13-19 . 6 8 4 12 32 44 34.1 13 13 18 5 11 79 56.4ST. JOHN'S 01/05/17 41-62 L 14-46 . 3 0 4 3-14 . 2 1 4 10-15 . 6 6 7 8 19 27 33.7 20 8 19 2 10 41 55.3at Xavier 01/08/17 65-62 Wot 24-62 . 3 8 7 3-19 . 1 5 8 14-22 . 6 3 6 13 27 40 34.1 20 15 12 6 5 65 55.9at DePaul 1/13/17 69-100 L 24-59 . 4 0 7 5-19 . 2 6 3 16-21 . 7 6 2 14 18 32 33.9 17 11 14 0 4 69 56.7at Marquette 1/15/17 53-91 L 20-66 . 3 0 3 6-24 . 2 5 0 7-13 . 5 3 8 8 20 28 33.6 15 15 15 1 6 53 56.5VILLANOVA 01/20/17 69-70 Lot 25-74 . 3 3 8 4-15 . 2 6 7 15-19 . 7 8 9 17 36 53 34.6 18 10 10 2 4 69 57.2GEORGETOWN 01/22/17 52-58 L 21-51 . 4 1 2 7-21 . 3 3 3 3-7 . 4 2 9 6 29 35 34.7 17 16 24 2 8 52 56.9at St. John's 1/27/17 55-62 L 18-41 . 4 3 9 2-15 . 1 3 3 17-21 . 8 1 0 12 24 36 34.7 20 7 19 1 3 55 56.8at Seton Hall 01/29/17 63-65 L 23-55 . 4 1 8 3-15 . 2 0 0 14-16 . 8 7 5 15 20 35 34.7 18 10 21 4 15 63 57.1XAVIER 02/04/17 43-53 L 15-54 . 2 7 8 7-22 . 3 1 8 6-8 . 7 5 0 8 32 40 35.0 19 10 19 6 7 43 56.5MARQUETTE 02/10/17 66-72 L 23-62 . 3 7 1 14-35 . 4 0 0 6-12 . 5 0 0 7 25 32 34.8 17 18 9 2 5 66 56.9DEPAUL 02/12/17 62-92 L 22-58 . 3 7 9 8-16 . 5 0 0 10-11 . 9 0 9 9 26 35 34.8 22 12 26 4 10 62 57.1at Georgetown 02/17/17 72-83 L 26-60 . 4 3 3 6-19 . 3 1 6 14-15 . 9 3 3 11 26 37 34.9 26 20 14 7 4 72 57.7at Villanova 02/19/17 58-61 Lot 23-58 . 3 9 7 6-24 . 2 5 0 6-10 . 6 0 0 10 34 44 35.3 17 12 15 4 4 58 57.7PROVIDENCE 02/24/17 58-64 L 24-65 . 3 6 9 4-19 . 2 1 1 6-7 . 8 5 7 14 28 42 35.5 15 14 15 3 5 58 57.7CREIGHTON 2/26/17 53-65 L 19-54 . 3 5 2 2-9 . 2 2 2 13-22 . 5 9 1 9 27 36 35.5 20 10 12 4 6 53 57.5vs Xavier 03/04/17 68-66 W 24-59 . 4 0 7 7-19 . 3 6 8 13-16 . 8 1 3 11 20 31 35.4 16 14 12 9 6 68 57.9vs Creighton 03/05/17 55-64 L 21-58 . 3 6 2 7-18 . 3 8 9 6-7 . 8 5 7 7 30 37 35.4 14 14 15 3 8 55 57.8Butler 1791 653-1724 . 3 7 9 156-547 . 2 8 5 329-473 . 6 9 6 333 765 1098 35.4 595 362 545 105 244 1791 57.8Opponents 2095 707-1766 . 4 0 0 236-684 . 3 4 5 445-614 . 7 2 5 338 783 1121 36.2 503 411 441 135 278 2095 67.6

Games played: 31Points/game: 57.8FG Pct: 37.93FG Pct: 28.5FT Pct: 69.6

Rebounds/game: 35.4Assists/game: 11.7Turnovers/game: 17.6Assist/turnover ratio: 0.7Steals/game: 7.9Blocks/game: 3.4

2016-17 BU TEAM STATSBU TEAM STATS

1979-80Head Coach: Linda Mason

Record: 21-1Result Opponent ScoreW Purdue-Calumet 65-45W DePauw 79-25

Indianapolis Intercollegiate TournamentW IUPUI 91-47W Indiana Central 78-48W Evansville 61-46W at Hanover 73-53W Anderson 76-47W at Earlham 107-29W St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 67-52W at Marian 84-55W ISU-Evansville 78-62W IUPUI 70-36W Indiana Central 76-63W at Oakland City 97-62W Valparaiso 76-53W at Franklin 70-62W at St. Mary’s (Ind.) 61-50W Huntington 64-57

IAIAW District Tournament (Indianapolis, Ind.)W vs. Marian 71-48W vs. St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 64-51

IAIAW State Tournament (Indianapolis, Ind.)W ISU-Evansville 59-43L Franklin 53-55

1980-81Head Coach: Linda Mason

Record: 26-2Result Opponent ScoreW at Notre Dame 60-51W at DePauw 78-42

Indianapolis Intercollegiate Tournament W vs. Marian 59-39W at Indiana Central 65-45W at Ball State 69-54W Oakland City 100-40W Hanover 77-61W St. Mary’s (Ind.) 81-37W at St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 68-48W at Evansville 61-56W at ISU-Evansville 56-47W vs. IUPUI 76-60L at Indiana Central 59-61W at Huntington 74-56W Taylor 90-59W Franklin 75-57W Mt. St. Joseph’s 89-59W Marian 74-28W at Anderson 95-63W Indiana Tech 71-50W at Valparaiso 86-64

IAIAW District Tournament (Valparaiso, Ind.)W Valparaiso 81-60W St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 86-61

IAIAW State Tournament (Indianapolis, Ind.)W ISU-Evansville 82-62W Indiana Central 71-50

MAIAW Tournament (Franklin, Ohio)W Northern Michigan 85-70L Dayton 70-74W Davis & Elkins 76-54

1981-82Head Coach: Linda Mason

Record: 23-3Result Opponent ScoreW Valparaiso 91-36

Indianapolis City TournamentW vs. Indiana Central 66-56W vs. IUPUI 85-43W Notre Dame 67-58W ISU-Evansville 83-49L at Eastern Illinois 57-77W at Hanover 77-56W at St. Mary’s (Ind.) 95-46W St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 55-33W Indiana Central 77-62W Evansville 63-50W Huntington 74-57W Taylor 82-61W at Franklin 74-58W at Mt. St. Joseph’s 93-69L Ball State 74-76W Anderson 91-47W at Indiana Tech 85-78

IAIAW District Tournament (Indianapolis, Ind.)W vs. St. Francis (Ind.) 88-57

IAIAW State Tournament (Indianapolis, Ind.)W vs. IU-Southeast 87-66W at Indiana Central 71-56

MAIAW Regional (Chicago, Ill.)W vs. Milwaukee 77-64W vs. Eastern Illinois 58-56W vs. Green Bay 61-56

AIAW National Tournament (Oskaloosa, Iowa)W vs. Central Florida 69-61L at William Penn 77-94

1982-83Head Coach: Linda Mason

Record: 18-6Result Opponent ScoreW at Valparaiso 79-62L at Notre Dame 73-80W at Huntington 92-61

Indianapolis ClassicW vs. Marian 81-63W vs. Indiana Central 73-51W at Taylor 81-40W Hanover 87-45W Indiana Tech 61-52W at St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 69-44W at ISU-Evansville 102-44L at Evansville 81-83 (OT)W Marian 89-73W IUPUI 101-56W at Wright State 81-62L at Indiana Central 92-94 (2 OT)W Franklin 69-54W Xavier 71-64W at Ball State 69-59W Loyola 68-58W at St. Francis (Ind.) 82-62L Eastern Illinois 64-73W Indiana State 58-48L at Dayton 67-78

NCAA Division II Regional (Rochester, Mich.)L vs. Dayton 69-71

1975-76Head Coach: Xandra Hamilton

Record: 1-9Result Opponent ScoreL Indiana Tech 31-75L St. Mary’s (Ind.) 25-69L at Taylor 24-73L at Indiana Central 38-64W Anderson 44-42L Hanover 35-60L IUPUI 37-70

IAIAW District Tournament L Huntington 44-70L at Marian 29-48L at Franklin 38-63

1976-77Head Coach: Linda Mason

Record: 2-9Result Opponent ScoreL IUPUI 40-69L Franklin 30-81L at Marian 46-48L at Anderson 49-73L at IUPUI 41-70L at Hanover 46-50L IPFW 46-64W Indiana Central 2-0*L at St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 52-94L at Huntington 50-60W at Indiana Central 59-49*ICU forfeits when down to two players

1977-78Head Coach: Linda Mason

Record: 9-5Result Opponent ScoreW Purdue-Calumet 55-35W Marian 54-41W Indiana Central 61-38L Anderson 60-61W at Marian 72-64L at Indiana Central 61-63W at Earlham 71-55L St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 48-54W at Hanover 67-63L at Franklin 48-58W Huntington 72-54

IAIAW District Tournament (Franklin, Ind.)W vs. Indiana Central 62-59L vs. Vincennes 54-103W IUPUI 67-49

1978-79Head Coach: Linda Mason

Record: 23-1Result Opponent ScoreW at Purdue-Calumet 59-41W Franklin 54-53

Indianapolis Intercollegiate TournamentW vs. Anderson 68-46W vs. IUPUI 59-44W Indiana Central 70-52W St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 71-65W at Anderson 49-47W at Grace 75-39W Marian 59-36W Hanover 53-36W Manchester 62-34W Earlham 86-47W at Indiana Central 83-47W at St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 72-69W IUPUI 72-65W Oakland City 84-53W at Huntington 60-55

IAIAW District Tournament (Indianapolis, Ind.)W vs. Marian 67-43W at Indiana Central 68-60W vs. Franklin 63-49

IAIAW State Tournament (Terre Haute, Ind.)W vs. Huntington 73-54W vs. Franklin 65-55W vs. St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 61-47

MAIAW Tournament (Adrian, Mich.)L vs. Greenville (Ill.) 48-75

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1983-84Head Coach: Linda Mason

Record: 2-20Result Opponent ScoreL at IPFW 58-87

Central Missouri State Converse ClassicL at Central Missouri State 44-94L vs. Rockhurst 71-81L Valparaiso 35-49L at Eastern Illinois 41-95L at Indiana Central 73-97L Ball State 63-78L at IUPUI 58-63L at Xavier 67-90L at ISU-Evansville 58-66L St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 66-72W Evansville 64-63L at Indiana Tech 39-68L at Cincinnati 60-97L at Franklin 69-71L at Loyola 73-93W at St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 83-77L Dayton 66-103L Wright State 70-89L Indiana Central 58-74L at Northern Kentucky 56-91L Bellarmine 75-86

1984-85Head Coach: Russ Sarfaty

Record: 4-24, 1-13 NSCResult Opponent ScoreL Marian 54-55L Eastern Illinois 41-69L at UIC 50-80L at Indiana State 66-81W Valparaiso 75-68L Cincinnati 57-100L at Ball State 48-57L at Indiana Central 45-65L New Mexico State 59-68W Franklin 78-65L Evansville* 53-76L at Dayton* 52-70W at Xavier* 73-63L Notre Dame* 40-79L at Detroit* 55-89L UIC 54-59L IUPUI 62-69L Loyola* 54-77L DePaul* 56-61L Indiana State 57-75L at Evansville* 53-70L Dayton* 70-79L Xavier* 69-75W Valparaiso 86-51L at Notre Dame* 36-99L Detroit* 62-77L at Loyola* 74-90L at DePaul* 46-96

1985-86Head Coach: Russ Sarfaty

Record: 4-23, 1-13 NSCResult Opponent ScoreL at IUPUI 76-78

Murray State Lady Racer ClassicL at Murray State 70-92L vs. Arkansas State 46-74L at Indiana State 50-58L at Eastern Illinois 58-81L Indiana Central 55-69L Ball State 66-77W Marquette 62-61L at Franklin 68-72 (OT)W at Marian 84-63L at Evansville* 53-94L at St. Louis 46-57L at Dayton* 60-83L at Xavier* 63-71L Notre Dame* 40-91L Detroit* 58-65L UIC 63-72L at Loyola* 71-88L at DePaul* 45-86W at Valparaiso 70-68L Evansville* 49-69L Dayton* 55-78W Xavier* 76-65L at Notre Dame* 48-77L at Detroit* 68-90L Loyola* 65-84L DePaul* 42-87

1986-87Head Coach: Russ Sarfaty

Record: 10-17, 3-9 MCCResult Opponent ScoreL Toledo 52-63W Marian 78-63

Indiana State Sycamore ClassicW vs. Ball State 57-53W at Indiana State 67-53W IUPUI 73-59L Arkansas State 63-74L at Purdue 56-79L at Indianapolis 58-72

UIC InvitationalL at UIC 60-62L vs. Georgia State 73-87W Franklin 84-51L at Detroit* 68-92L at Loyola* 60-83W St. Louis* 79-43L Evansville* 72-76L at Oral Roberts* 57-65L Indiana State 66-76W Xavier* 70-65L Detroit* 73-91W Loyola* 86-56W Valparaiso 73-63L at St. Louis* 47-58L at Evansville* 62-69L Oral Roberts* 77-80L Eastern Illinois 58-81L at Xavier* 63-66W at Dayton 69-53

1987-88Head Coach: Russ Sarfaty

Record: 14-12, 5-5 MCCResult Opponent ScoreL Northern Illinois 68-75L New Mexico State 64-68W at Valparaiso 80-50L at Eastern Illinois 57-61L at Indiana State 66-84W Chicago State 50-45L at Toledo 68-70 (OT)W at IUPUI 79-74 (OT)W at Franklin 68-51W at Marian 86-52W Akron 77-71L at Wright State 56-65 W Loyola* 72-68W Detroit* 88-77L at Evansville* 71-91L at St. Louis* 54-57W UIC 81-44W at Ball State 72-62W Xavier* 58-55L at Loyola* 53-70L at Detroit* 57-61W Evansville* 84-75 (OT)L St. Louis* 46-50W Wright State 66-61L Indianapolis 70-80W at Xavier* 68-65

1988-89Head Coach: Paulette Stein

Record: 9-17, 3-11 MCCResult Opponent ScoreL Toledo 53-60

Northern Illinois Contel Fastbreak FestL at Northern Illinois 77-91L vs. Temple 53-82L Indiana State 59-65W Ball State 86-83 (OT)L at Miami (Ohio) 40-60L at UIC 58-60W IUPUI 61-52W at Indianapolis 79-66W Fordham 60-50W Valparaiso 70-58W at St. Louis* 77-46L at Evansville* 55-57L Notre Dame* 40-61W Dayton* 61-58L Xavier* 51-74L at Loyola* 56-75L at Detroit* 64-73L Evansville* 49-67L St. Louis* 40-62W Loyola* 70-65L at Detroit* 54-64W at Wright State 70-64L at Dayton* 47-54L at Xavier* 57-61L at Notre Dame* 65-88

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1989-90Head Coach: Paulette Stein

Record: 20-9, 12-4 MCCResult Opponent Score

Syracuse Carrier ClassicL vs. South Florida 67-71 (OT)W vs. Rhode Island 72-56W at Valparaiso 72-63L at Indiana 57-75L Miami (Ohio) 59-71

Tennessee Tech Holiday/Lite ClassicW vs. Baylor 95-57L at Tennessee Tech 51-110W at Indiana State 60-54W at Ball State 70-62W UIC 68-45L at Notre Dame* 59-74W St. Louis* 85-44W Evansville* 71-53W Detroit* 88-66W at Dayton* 63-55W at Xavier* 58-56W Loyola* 69-62W Marquette* 83-55W at St. Louis* 73-54W at Evansville* 79-62L Notre Dame* 49-59L at Detroit* 57-67L Dayton* 65-67 (OT)W Xavier* 75-54W Wright State 80-53W at Loyola* 82-73W at Marquette* 72-64

MCC Tournament (Dayton, Ohio)W vs. Marquette 88-87 (OT) L vs. Notre Dame 66-67

1990-91Head Coach: Paulette Stein

Record: 21-8, 10-6 MCCResult Opponent Score

Vanderbilt O’Charley’s ClassicW vs. Furman 87-74W at Vanderbilt 91-88W at Wright State 64-52

Western Illinois Westerwinds ClassicW vs. Idaho 80-68W at Western Illinois 92-74W Valparaiso 109-98W Indiana State 79-76W Ball State 79-69W Chicago State 86-64W at California-Irvine 81-72L at Cal St.-Northridge 71-77L Notre Dame* 64-80W at Evansville* 75-72W at St. Louis* 88-71L at Detroit* 66-78W at Dayton* 75-61W Xavier* 88-68L at Loyola* 57-78L at Marquette* 79-83W St. Louis* 71-38W Evansville* 87-73L at Notre Dame* 62-94W Detroit* 78-69L at Dayton* 76-82W at Xavier* 66-64W Loyola* 69-60W Marquette* 83-69

MCC Tournament (Dayton, Ohio)W vs. Evansville 79-67L vs. Notre Dame 52-62

1991-92Head Coach: Paulette Stein

Record: 14-15, 5-7 MCCResult Opponent ScoreL at Cincinnati 68-69W Washington State 69-62W Eastern Michigan 69-59

New Mexico State L’eggs ClassicW vs. Sam Houston State 102-65L at New Mexico State 73-100

Mississippi Lady Rebel ClassicL at Mississippi 61-98L vs. Alabama-Birmingham 72-75L James Madison 54-56

Days Hotel La Salle InvitationalW vs. Morgan State 79-70W vs. Boston 77-75L at La Salle 71-75L at Dayton* 62-70L Evansville* 63-64L at Xavier* 53-74L at Loyola* 61-64W Notre Dame* 77-63L at Kentucky 75-97W Detroit* 81-66W at Evansville* 76-67W Eastern Illinois 74-66W Loyola* 74-69W at Florida State 71-68L at Notre Dame* 70-79W at Indiana State 83-79L at Detroit* 60-65L Xavier* 55-79W Dayton* 84-78

MCC Tournament (Cincinnati, Ohio)W vs. Loyola 95-76L at Xavier 64-93

1992-93Head Coach: Paulette Stein

Record: 23-8, 14-2 MCCResult Opponent ScoreW Cincinnati 80-66

Arkansas Dial ClassicW vs. West Virginia 75-59L at Arkansas 66-80W Indiana State 91-68W at Eastern Michigan 89-72W at Michigan 81-50W at Loyola* 76-68

Louisville USAir/Seelbach Cardinal ClassicW vs. Houston 80-72L at Louisville 64-84W La Salle* 90-64W Duquesne* 87-67W at Evansville* 64-62W at Xavier* 91-87W at Dayton* 72-65L Kentucky 76-83W Notre Dame* 82-70W Detroit* 82-65W Loyola* 78-59W at Duquesne* 79-66L at La Salle* 68-84L at Detroit* 73-74W Evansville* 70-57W Dayton* 82-71W Xavier* 89-80W at Notre Dame* 80-69

MCC Tournament (Notre Dame, Ind.)W vs. Duquesne 84-74W vs. Evansville 79-51L vs. Xavier 72-82

NWIT (Amarillo, Texas)L vs. Florida International 75-79 OTW vs. UNLV 74-71L vs. Northwestern State 85-89

1993-94Head Coach: June Olkowski

Record: 13-13, 6-6 MCCResult Opponent Score

Iowa Prairie Lights Hawkeye ClassicL vs. Louisiana Tech 61-65W Louisville 70-52

Northwestern Roger L. White InvitationalL vs. Wake Forest 65-74W vs. Bradley 65-64W at Ball State 65-50W Michigan 77-57

Alabama-Birmingham Lady Blazer ClassicW vs. Washington State 75-58L at Alabama-Birmingham 63-75L at Purdue 59-82L Miami (Ohio) 66-75W at Indiana State 71-59L Arkansas 66-69L Detroit* 56-76W Xavier* 93-59W at Loyola* 75-72W at Notre Dame* 65-62W Dayton 72-62L at La Salle* 66-70W Evansville* 109-60L Notre Dame* 80-82W Loyola* 74-56L at Xavier* 73-84L at Detroit* 56-73L La Salle* 85-87 (OT)W at Evansville* 85-78

MCC Tournament (Indianapolis, Ind.)L La Salle 70-83

1994-95Head Coach: June Olkowski

Record: 21-6, 12-2 MCCResult Opponent ScoreW at Western Michigan 77-76L at Louisville 71-75

Georgia Tech Comfort Inn Downtown ClassicW at Georgia Tech 67-66W vs. Northeastern 72-48W Ball State 79-66W Indiana State 88-76W Cincinnati 83-56

Maryland Dial ClassicW vs. George Mason 84-54L at Maryland 64-68W Loyola* 84-54W Northern Illinois* 77-61W at Milwaukee* 65-46L at Green Bay* 62-76W at UIC* 64-60W La Salle* 81-59W at Cleveland State* 74-71W Wright State* 69-58W Xavier* 84-62W at Detroit* 71-67L at Notre Dame 56-68W at Dayton 58-44W UIC* 69-61W at Northern Illinois* 75-74L Green Bay* 61-62W Milwaukee* 81-48

MCC Tournament (DeKalb, Ill.)W vs. Loyola 66-55L vs. Detroit 56-64

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1995-96Head Coach: June Olkowski

Record: 21-9, 13-3 MCCDate Opponent Score11/25/95 at Eastern Illinois L, 59-6311/28/95 LOUISVILLE L, 67-75

Arizona State Dial Classic12/2/95 vs. St. Mary’s (Calif.) L, 66-7612/3/95 vs. Central Michigan W, 66-4612/10/95 at Cincinnati W, 68-6412/18/95 at Indiana State W, 86-6612/21/95 WESTERN MICHIGAN W, 70-60

Central Mich. Comfort Inn Chippewa Classic12/28/95 vs. Iowa State L, 61-8012/29/95 vs. Drexel W, 80-651/2/96 PURDUE L, 53-841/4/96 DETROIT* W, 88-781/6/96 LOYOLA* W, 88-561/10/96 at Northern Illinois* W, 83-721/13/96 MILWAUKEE* W, 97-671/15/96 GREEN BAY* W, 77-661/21/96 at Wright State* L, 54-661/25/96 at Cleveland State* W, 72-582/1/96 UIC* W, 100-88 (2 OT)2/3/96 NORTHERN ILLINOIS* W, 88-692/8/96 at Milwaukee* W, 87-692/10/96 at Green Bay* L, 52-672/16/96 WRIGHT STATE* W, 95-712/20/96 at UIC* W, 76-642/24/96 CLEVELAND STATE* W, 95-822/29/96 at Detroit* L, 67-923/2/96 at Loyola* W, 84-59

MCC Tournament (Green Bay, Wis.)3/8/96 vs. Wright State W, 70-643/9/96 vs. Northern Illinois W, 78-613/10/96 at Green Bay W, 56-53

NCAA Tournament (Iowa City, Iowa)3/16/96 at Iowa L, 67-72

1996-97Head Coach: June Olkowski

Record: 17-11, 12-4 MCCDate Opponent Score11/23/96 EASTERN ILLINOIS L, 59-6111/27/96 at Western Michigan W, 93-6712/3/96 at Louisville L, 57-65

Missouri Mid-America Classic12/6/96 vs. Eastern Illinois W, 63-5112/7/96 at Missouri W, 66-5412/11/96 XAVIER W, 88-7812/14/96 at Illinois L ,62-94

Miami (Fla.) Tournament12/27/96 at Miami (Fla.) L, 55-7012/29/96 vs. Grambling State L, 78-791/2/97 at Loyola* W, 75-601/4/97 DETROIT* L, 58-601/9/97 NORTHERN ILLINOIS* W, 63-621/11/97 at Milwaukee* W, 61-441/13/97 at Green Bay* L, 55-651/18/97 at Wright State* W, 72-461/20/97 at Austin Peay L, 70-711/25/97 CLEVELAND STATE* W, 71-531/30/97 UIC* W, 85-622/1/97 at Northern Illinois* W, 96-782/6/97 MILWAUKEE* L, 91-92 (2 OT)2/8/97 GREEN BAY* W, 72-602/13/97 WRIGHT STATE* W, 71-602/18/97 at UIC* W, 80-642/22/97 at Cleveland State* W, 73-662/27/97 at Detroit* L, 86-953/1/97 LOYOLA* W, 75-60

MCC Tournament (Green Bay, Wis.)3/6/97 vs. Northern Illinois W, 83-743/7/97 at Green Bay L, 53-60

1997-98Head Coach: June Olkowski

Record: 25-6, 13-1 MCCDate Opponent Score11/15/97 AKRON W, 74-5811/18/97 at Notre Dame L, 65-71

Central Florida Turkey Shootout11/28/97 vs. Bowling Green L, 67-8511/29/97 vs. Radford W, 85-6211/30/97 vs. Sam Houston St. W, 84-78 OT

Indiana Full-O-Pep Classic12/5/97 vs. Colorado State L, 71-7312/6/97 vs. La Salle W, 80-6612/9/97 LOUISVILLE W, 69-5812/13/97 at Xavier W, 72-6112/20/97 WESTERN MICHIGAN W, 83-3512/22/97 AUSTIN PEAY W, 97-6812/31/97 BROWN W, 89-571/8/98 at Milwaukee* L, 59-611/10/98 at Green Bay* W, 67-621/15/98 LOYOLA* W, 91-771/17/98 UIC* W, 85-641/24/98 WRIGHT STATE* W, 72-471/29/98 at Cleveland State* W, 68-561/31/98 at Detroit* W, 76-612/5/98 GREEN BAY* W, 79-702/7/98 MILWAUKEE* W, 75-592/12/98 UIC* W, 84-672/14/98 at Loyola* W, 88-652/21/98 at Wright State* W, 82-642/26/98 DETROIT* W, 101-652/28/98 CLEVELAND STATE* W, 85-63

MCC Tournament (Indianapolis, Ind.)3/5/98 UIC W, 90-653/6/98 Detroit W, 71-603/7/98 Green Bay L, 54-61

WNIT3/13/98 at Bowling Green W, 95-903/15/98 at Louisiana State L, 58-74

1998-99Head Coach: June Olkowski

Record: 17-11, 9-5 MCCDate Opponent Score11/13/98 at Michigan State W, 70-6211/18/98 NOTRE DAME L, 60-7111/21/98 CENTRAL FLORIDA W, 94-69

San Diego Masry and Vititoe Classic11/27/98 vs. Illinois W, 81-6511/28/98 at San Diego W, 62-46

Kansas Jayhawk Commerce Bank Classic12/4/98 vs. Oregon W, 62-5312/5/98 at Kansas L, 62-9512/9/98 at Xavier L, 76-7712/12/98 at Louisville L, 70-7112/19/98 MIAMI (OHIO) W, 68-58

Vanderbilt First American Classic12/27/98 vs. Central Michigan W, 74-6312/28/98 at Vanderbilt L, 64-781/7/99 MILWAUKEE* W, 87-691/9/99 GREEN BAY* W, 85-801/16/99 at UIC* W, 84-651/18/99 at Loyola* L, 54-571/23/99 at Wright State* W, 78-431/28/99 CLEVELAND STATE* W, 78-651/30/99 DETROIT* W, 116-1012/4/99 at Green Bay* L, 66-752/6/99 at Milwaukee* L, 63-792/11/99 UIC* W, 87-432/13/99 LOYOLA* W, 88-552/20/99 WRIGHT STATE* W, 81-662/25/99 at Detroit* L, 66-682/27/99 at Cleveland State* L, 67-70

MCC Tournament (Cleveland, Ohio)3/2/99 vs. Loyola W, 80-543/4/99 vs. Detroit L, 76-93

1999-2000Head Coach: Wendy Gatlin

Record: 10-16, 6-8 MCCDate Opponent Score

Arkansas State Lady Indian Classic11/19/99 at Arkansas State L, 76-9311/20/99 vs. Mississippi Valley St. W, 83-54

UMKC Holiday Inn Thanksgiving Classic11/26/99 vs. Arkansas-Little Rock W, 84-6211/27/99 vs. Northern Iowa W, 74-5812/1/99 at Notre Dame L, 57-7712/5/99 MICHIGAN STATE L, 64-8412/11/99 at Miami (Ohio) L, 92-99 (OT)12/18/99 XAVIER L, 48-8412/21/99 LOUISVILLE L, 50-82

Virginia Nationwide Classic12/29/99 at Virginia L, 54-8812/30/99 vs. Radford W, 69-551/6/00 CLEVELAND STATE* W, 70-651/13/00 LOYOLA* W, 96-611/15/00 UIC* W, 79-731/22/00 WRIGHT STATE* L, 53-661/27/00 at Cleveland State* L, 78-911/29/00 at Detroit* L, 64-762/3/00 GREEN BAY* L, 52-672/5/00 MILWAUKEE* W, 82-742/10/00 at UIC* W, 59-542/12/00 at Loyola* W, 72-642/17/00 at Wright State* L, 53-582/24/00 DETROIT* L, 84-883/2/00 at Milwaukee* L, 57-713/4/00 at Green Bay* L, 68-81

MCC Tournament (Detroit, Mich.)3/9/00 vs. UIC L, 49-59

2000-01Head Coach: Wendy Gatlin

Record: 8-20, 3-11 MCCDate Opponent Result11/17/00 EVANSVILLE L, 54-6911/20/00 at Indiana L, 50-77

Colorado Thanksgiving Classic11/24/00 vs. William & Mary W, 65-5111/25/00 at Colorado L, 57-8611/28/00 ARKANSAS STATE W, 54-52

Rhode Island Bank One Tournament12/2/00 vs. Davidson L, 40-7012/3/00 at Brown W, 57-55 (OT)

Hoosier Classic12/9/00 vs. Valparaiso W, 67-6012/17/00 at Western Illinois W, 63-6012/21/00 MIAMI (OHIO) L, 68-8312/28/00 at Cincinnati L, 44-7212/31/00 at Xavier L, 67-781/2/01 WESTERN MICHIGAN L, 64-681/10/01 at Loyola* L, 66-731/13/01 at UIC* W, 68-591/20/01 WRIGHT STATE* W, 60-561/25/01 CLEVELAND STATE* L, 63-731/27/01 DETROIT* L, 55-632/1/01 at Green Bay* L, 63-732/3/01 at Milwaukee* L, 61-802/8/3/01 UIC* L, 62-722/10/01 LOYOLA* W, 66-532/17/01 at Wright State* L, 56-682/24/01 at Cleveland State* L, 39-932/22/01 at Detroit* L, 70-813/1/01 MILWAUKEE* L, 62-673/3/01 GREEN BAY* L, 45-82

MCC Tournament (Chicago, Ill.)3/8/01 vs. Green Bay L, 53-64

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2001-02Head Coach: Wendy Gatlin

Record: 3-26, 1-15 Horizon LeagueDate Opponent Result

Gopher Classic (Minneapolis, Minn.)11/17/01 at Minnesota L, 65-11411/18/01 vs. Utah L, 54-77

Texas-San Antonio Tournament 11/23/01 vs. Oklahoma L, 44-9011/24/01 at UT-San Antonio L, 48-6711/27/01 INDIANA L, 72-9712/2/01 at Miami (Ohio) L, 68-8612/4/01 BOWLING GREEN W, 78-73 (OT)

Hoosier State Classic (Muncie, Ind.)12/8/01 at Ball State L, 68-8912/15/01 at Western Michigan L, 63-8012/19/01 WESTERN ILLINOIS L, 45-7512/22/01 CINCINNATI L, 66-9412/28/01 at Cleveland State* L, 82-841/3/02 at Detroit* L, 68-861/5/02 at Youngstown State* L, 67-751/10/02 GREEN BAY* L, 46-821/12/02 MILWAUKEE* L, 47-791/17/02 at Loyola* L, 51-731/19/02 at UIC* L, 76-831/23/02 at Milwaukee* L, 39-701/26/02 at Wright State* L, 74-771/31/02 DETROIT* L, 59-842/2/02 CLEVELAND STATE* L, 71-792/7/02 at Green Bay* L, 53-892/9/02 YOUNGSTOWN STATE* L, 52-622/14/02 LOYOLA* W, 81-732/16/02 UIC* L, 51-602/21/02 WRIGHT STATE* L, 72-77

Horizon League Tournament (Chicago, Ill.)2/27/02 vs. Wright State W, 74-612/28/02 vs. Green Bay L, 43-65

2002-03Head Coach: Beth Couture

Record: 6-23, 3-13 Horizon LeagueDate Opponent Results11/22/02 at Bradley L, 65-7111/25/02 at Illinois State W, 59-57

Fresno State Classic (Fresno, Calif.)11/29/02 at Fresno State L, 60-6311/30/02 vs. Murray State L, 59-7312/4/02 at Bowling Green W, 61-54

Hoosier State Classic (Indianapolis, Ind.)12/7/02 INDIANA STATE L, 72-10212/11/02 at Evansville L, 59-7412/14/02 WESTERN MICHIGAN L, 75-8612/28/02 MIAMI (OHIO) L, 61-7212/30/02 EASTERN MICHIGAN L, 62-791/4/03 UIC* W, 69-631/7/03 at Detroit* L, 79-84 (OT)1/9/03 at Loyola* L, 58-691/16/03 WRIGHT STATE* L, 65-821/18/03 at Youngstown State* L, 69-721/23/03 GREEN BAY* L, 36-751/25/03 MILWAUKEE* L, 62-701/29/03 CLEVELAND ST* W, 71-69 (OT)2/1/03 at Cleveland State* L, 66-752/3/03 at Western Kentucky L, 57-862/8/03 at UIC* L, 64-822/13/03 LOYOLA* L, 67-762/15/03 DETROIT* W, 57-492/20/03 at Wright State* L, 63-552/22/03 YOUNGSTOWN STATE* L, 74-80 (OT) 2/27/03 at Green Bay* L, 48-803/1/03 at Milwaukee* L, 55-68

Horizon League Tournament (Green Bay, Wis.)3/5/03 vs. Youngstown State W, 77-713/6/03 at Green Bay L, 51-86

2003-04Head Coach: Beth Couture

Record: 14-15, 9-7 Horizon LeagueDate Opponent Result

Hawkeye Challenge (Iowa City, Iowa)11/21//03 at Iowa L, 60-8311/22/03 vs. Gonzaga L, 59-6511/25/03 at Eastern Michigan L, 47-79Sonesta Thanksgiving Classic (Coconut Grove, Fla.)11/28/03 vs. Chattanooga W, 79-7311/29/03 vs. Wisconsin L, 46-6112/3/03 at Bradley W, 68-54

Hoosier State Classic (Valparaiso, Ind.)12/6/03 at Valparaiso L, 67-7412/9/03 EVANSVILLE W, 89-6812/13/03 at Miami (Ohio) L, 60-6512/21/03 ILLINOIS STATE L, 69-8312/30/03 WRIGHT STATE* W, 69-641/3/04 GREEN BAY* L, 53-691/8/04 at Milwaukee* L, 59-641/10/04 at Green Bay* L, 45-571/13/04 at IUPUI W, 63-481/17/04 DETROIT* L, 60-661/21/04 at Youngstown State* W, 55-451/24/04 MILWAUKEE* W, 67-61 (OT)1/31/04 at Wright State* W, 50-432/5/04 at Detroit* L, 49-552/7/04 at Cleveland State* L, 61-802/12/04 UIC* W, 89-812/14/04 YOUNGSTOWN STATE* W, 79-452/19/04 at Loyola* L, 85-88 (OT)2/21/04 at UIC* W, 67-502/26/04 CLEVELAND STATE* W, 70-632/28/04 LOYOLA* W, 76-65

Horizon League Tournament3/4/04 at Cleveland State W, 69-593/7/04 vs. Green Bay L, 54-65

2004-05Head Coach: Beth Couture

Record: 14-14, 8-8 Horizon LeagueDate Opponent Results11/19/04 at Kentucky L, 44-8211/21/04 LEWIS W, 71-59

Billiken Classic (St. Louis, Mo.)11/26/04 vs. Austin Peay W, 69-5211/27/04 vs. Alabama A&M W, 54-4411/30/04 at Western Michigan W, 57-54

State Farm Hoosier Classic (Terre Haute, Ind.)12/4/04 vs. Valparaiso L, 51-61 (OT)12/8/04 MIAMI (OHIO) L, 62-7312/11/04 EASTERN ILLINOIS L, 54-5512/19/04 at Evansville L, 52-5812/21/04 IPFW W, 62-6012/29/04 at Wright State* L, 59-60 (OT)1/3/05 MILWAUKEE* L, 49-761/8/05 GREEN BAY* L, 39-591/12/05 IUPUI W, 64-481/15/05 at Detroit* W, 65-451/20/05 YOUNGSTOWN STATE* W, 67-541/22/05 at Milwaukee* L, 61-661/29/05 WRIGHT STATE* L, 59-741/31/05 at Green Bay* L, 52-702/3/05 DETROIT* W, 59-462/5/05 CLEVELAND STATE* W, 78-572/9/05 at UIC* L, 70-742/12/05 at Youngstown State* W, 72-612/17/05 at Loyola* W, 62-552/19/05 UIC* L, 67-722/24/05 at Cleveland State* W, 60-512/26/05 LOYOLA* W, 63-54

Horizon League Tournament3/3/05 at UIC L, 47-78

2005-06Head Coach: Beth Couture

Record: 15-14, 9-7 Horizon LeagueDate Opponent Result11/18/05 at Purdue L, 59-85Hilton Concord Thanksgiving Classic (Moraga, Calif.)11/25/05 vs. Central Florida W, 69-5711/26/05 at St. Mary’s (Calif.) L, 59-6911/30/05 at Eastern Illinois W, 80-78 (OT)

State Farm Hoosier Classic (Muncie, Ind.)12/4/05 vs. Indiana State L, 72-8512/7/05 at Miami (Ohio) L, 72-8812/10/05 BALL STATE L, 66-7412/19/05 EVANSVILLE W, 83-7812/22/05 UMBC W, 72-6612/29/05 YOUNGSTOWN STATE* W, 78-5512/31/05 at Milwaukee* W, 80-79 (OT)1/4/06 at IUPUI L, 54-621/7/06 UIC* L, 64-831/12/06 DETROIT* L, 69-711/14/06 at Wright State* W, 78-561/18/06 LOYOLA* W, 85-721/22/06 at Green Bay* L, 51-561/25/06 at IPFW W, 70-601/28/06 WRIGHT STATE* W, 71-672/2/06 at Youngstown State* L, 63-712/4/06 at Cleveland State* W, 71-682/6/06 at Detroit* W, 71-652/11/06 MILWAUKEE* L, 62-742/16/06 at Loyola* W, 82-692/18/06 at UIC* L, 66-852/23/06 CLEVELAND STATE* W, 75-622/25/06 GREEN BAY* L, 67-79

Horizon League Tournament3/1/06 DETROIT W, 58-453/5/06 at Milwaukee L, 57-58

2006-07Head Coach: Beth Couture

Record: 16-15, 11-5 Horizon LeagueDate Opponent Result11/12/07 at Illinois L, 47-6511/17/07 BRADLEY W, 85-73

Great Alaska Shootout (Anchorage, Alaska)11/21/07 vs. UC Riverside L, 53-6511/22/07 vs. Air Force L, 61-6211/26/07 at Ohio L, 53-8411/29/07 IUPUI W, 58-53

State Farm Hoosier Classic (Indianapolis, Ind.)12/2/07 BALL STATE L, 65-9712/6/07 at Evansville L, 68-8012/10/07 PURDUE L, 38-8112/18/07 at Louisville L, 77-8012/20/07 at Tennessee State W, 85-5712/28/07 at Cleveland State* W, 66-5712/30/07 at Youngstown State* W, 80-561/6/07 at Wright State* L, 71-761/11/07 UIC* L, 64-701/13/07 LOYOLA* W, 79-731/18/07 at Detroit* W, 59-511/20/07 at IPFW L, 75-821/25/07 GREEN BAY* L, 64-811/27/07 MILWAUKEE* W, 81-742/3/07 WRIGHT STATE* W, 68-562/8/07 at Loyola* W, 71-672/10/07 at UIC* L, 70-762/17/07 DETROIT* W, 77-642/22/07 at Milwaukee* W, 74-592/24/07 at Green Bay* L, 70-843/1/07 YOUNGSTOWN STATE* W, 59-453/3/07 CLEVELAND STATE* W, 83-79

Horizon League Tournament3/7/7 YOUNGSTOWN STATE W, 77-603/9/07 vs. UIC W, 88-83 (OT)3/11/07 at Green Bay L, 64-91

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2009-10Head Coach: Beth Couture

Record: 23-10, 14-4 Horizon LeagueDate Opponent Result11/15/09 at Kentucky L, 66-8711/18/09 IPFW W, 65-5711/21/09 at Saint Louis W, 69-57

Cancun Thanksgiving Classic (Cancun, Mexico)11/27/09 vs. Syracuse L, 64-8011/28/09 vs. Northern Iowa L, 60-6512/2/09 EVANSVILLE W, 77-4112/5/09 MIAMI (OHIO) W, 68-6012/9/09 INDIANA STATE W, 67-6012/13/09 at Cincinnati W, 65-4812/21/09 at Dayton L, 81-84 (2 OT)12/30/09 BALL STATE W, 82-671/2/10 LOYOLA* W, 72-531/4/10 UIC* L, 70-751/9/10 VALPARAISO * W, 57-431/14/10 at Cleveland State * L, 68-811/16/10 at Youngstown State* W, 74-481/21/10 WRIGHT STATE* W, 77-611/23/10 DETROIT* W, 65-441/28/10 at Green Bay* L, 62-731/30/10 at Milwaukee* W, 71-702/6/10 at Valparaiso* W, 66-522/11/10 YOUNGSTOWN STATE* W, 82-362/13/10 CLEVELAND STATE* W, 72-662/18/10 at Detroit* W, 72-622/20/10 at Wright State* W, 51-48 (OT)2/25/10 MILWAUKEE* W, 59-412/27/10 GREEN BAY* L, 54-613/4/10 at UIC* W, 64-593/6/10 at Loyola* W, 73-46

Horizon League Tournament3/10/10 WRIGHT STATE W, 70-573/12/10 Detroit W, 69-553/14/10 Cleveland State L, 57-66

2010 WNIT3/17/10 Illinois State L, 54-57

2010-11Head Coach: Beth Couture

Record: 20-14, 12-6 Horizon LeagueDate Opponent Result11/13/10 at Bradley L, 63-7711/17/10 SAINT LOUIS W, 69-6211/20/10 OHIO DOMINICAN W, 69-50

WBCA Classic (Notre Dame, Ind.)11/26/10 vs. Wake Forest L, 81-86 (OT)11/27/10 vs. IUPUI W, 63-5111/28/10 at Notre Dame L, 54-8512/4/10 INDIANA STATE W, 81-7212/7/10 at Evansville L, 49-5112/12/10 at Ball State W, 105-98 (2 OT)12/19/10 vs. Coastal Carolina W, 71-6312/21/10 at South Carolina L, 54-6712/29/10 BOWLING GREEN L, 64-731/2/11 VALPARAISO * W, 61-491/6/11 at Wright State * W, 70-581/8/11 at Detroit* W, 72-661/13/11 CLEVELAND STATE* W, 73-651/15/11 YOUNGSTOWN STATE* W, 88-691/20/11 at Loyola* W, 64-601/22/11 at UIC* W, 66-611/27/11 GREEN BAY* L, 62-661/29/11 MILWAUKEE* W, 72-642/3/11 DETROIT* L, 51-552/5/11 WRIGHT STATE* L, 68-702/10/11 at Youngstown State* W, 73-562/12/11 at Cleveland State* L, 64-692/17/11 UIC* W, 78-572/19/11 LOYOLA* W, 69-532/24/11 at Milwaukee* L, 66-732/26/11 at Green Bay* L, 57-933/5/11 at Valparaiso* W, 58-47

Horizon League Tournament3/9/11 DETROIT W, 64-383/11/11 vs. Cleveland State W, 68-543/13/11 at Green Bay L, 74-63

2011 WNIT3/16/11 at Wisconsin L, 68-48

2007-08Head Coach: Beth Couture

Record: 20-10, 10-8 Horizon LeagueDate Opponent Result11/10/07 OHIO W, 59-5811/13/07 at Bradley W, 56-4611/17/07 at Purdue L, 53-69

Miami Thanksgiving Tourney (Coral Gables, Fla.)11/23/07 vs. Monmouth W, 63-5211/24/07 at Miami (Fla.) W, 62-59

State Farm Hoosier Classic (Valparaiso, Ind.)12/1/07 vs. Indiana State W, 83-7012/3/07 OAKLAND CITY W, 77-4612/6/07 EVANSVILLE W, 81-7512/16/07 TENNESSEE STATE W, 72-6212/20/07 IPFW W, 70-5512/29/07 at Ball State W, 66-491/5/08 at Valparaiso* L, 69-771/10/08 at Loyola* W, 61-501/12/08 at UIC* W, 72-571/17/08 GREEN BAY* L, 58-731/19/08 MILWAUKEE* L, 50-651/24/08 at Detroit* W, 72-621/26/08 at Wright State* L, 65-701/31/08 CLEVELAND STATE* L, 61-652/2/08 YOUNGSTOWN STATE* W, 63-482/7/08 UIC* W, 56-482/9/08 LOYOLA* L, 64-672/14/08 at Milwaukee* W, 75-732/16/08 at Green Bay* L, 84-592/21/08 WRIGHT STATE* L, 60-652/23/08 DETROIT* W, 67-632/28/08 at Youngstown State* W, 61-603/1/08 at Cleveland State* W, 77-553/8/08 VALPARAISO* W, 66-58

Horizon League Tournament3/12/08 at Cleveland State L, 68-79

2008-09Head Coach: Beth Couture

Record: 20-12, 14-4 Horizon LeagueDate Opponent Result11/14/08 at Ohio State L, 56-7511/18/08 at IPFW W, 72-5611/21/08 DAYTON L, 49-79

New Mexico T’giving Tourney (Albuquerque, NM)11/28/08 vs. Nebraska L, 54-6711/29/08 vs. William & Mary L, 50-5312/3/08 at Evansville W, 70-5212/6/08 COASTAL CAROLINA W, 78-4812/9/08 at Indiana L, 41-6312/13/08 at Miami (Ohio) W, 86-81 (2 OT)12/22/08 INDIANA STATE L, 63-6612/29/08 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS W, 83-401/3/09 CLEVELAND STATE* W, 55-461/5/09 YOUNGSTOWN ST.* W, 84-501/8/09 at Detroit* W, 71-481/10/09 at Wright State* W, 46-411/15/09 LOYOLA* W, 64-451/17/09 UIC* W, 58-481/23/09 VALPARAISO* W, 77-441/29/09 at Green Bay* L, 53-581/31/09 at Milwaukee* L, 58-632/6/09 WRIGHT STATE* W, 58-452/8/09 DETROIT* W, 58-452/12/09 at UIC* W, 68-492/14/09 at Loyola* W, 71-632/21/09 at Valparaiso* L, 65-752/26/09 MILWAUKEE* W, 74-71 (OT)2/28/09 GREEN BAY* L, 64-693/5/09 at Youngstown State* W, 61-423/7/09 at Cleveland State* W, 68-59

Horizon League Tournament3/11/09 MILWAUKEE L, 52-53

2009 WNIT3/19/09 at Duquesne W, 59-583/23/09 at Marquette L, 49-58

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2011-12Head Coach: Beth Couture

Record: 13-17, 9-9 Horizon LeagueDate Opponent Result

Hawkeye Classic (Iowa City, Iowa)11/12/11 vs. UNLV L, 39-6211/13/11 vs. Harvard W, 69-6811/20/11 at IPFW L, 60-6811/25/11 at Nevada L, 69-7111/26/11 vs. Iowa State L, 44-6411/30/11 BRADLEY L, 63-7112/3/11 at Bowling Green L, 61-7112/6/11 at Indiana State L, 46-4912/9/11 BALL STATE W, 55-4312/17/11 MARIAN W, 74-3912/21/11 IUPUI W, 58-5012/29/11 at Detroit * L, 60-7212/31/11 at Wright State * L, 47-481/5/12 YOUNGSTOWN STATE * W, 73-641/7/12 CLEVELAND STATE * W, 67-431/14/12 at Valparaiso * L, 53-581/19/12 at UIC * L, 42-771/21/12 at Loyola * W, 60-571/26/12 GREEN BAY * L, 36-601/28/12 MILWAUKEE * W, 76-632/2/12 at Cleveland State * W, 68-622/4/12 at Youngstown State * W, 65-632/11/12 VALPARAISO * L, 59-722/16/12 LOYOLA * W, 72-462/18/12 UIC * W, 51-482/23/12 at Milwaukee * L, 52-542/25/12 at Green Bay * L, 53-783/1/12 DETROIT * L, 52-573/3/12 WRIGHT STATE * W, 81-66

Horizon League Tournament3/7/12 at UIC L, 53-66

2012-13Head Coach: Beth Couture

Record: 17-14, 8-6 Atlantic 10Date Opponent Result11/10/12 at Marquette L, 62-7311/13/12 at Ball State W, 70-6211/17/12 FAIRFIELD L, 45-5411/19/12 VALPARAISO W, 69-55

Saint Mary’s Tournament (Moraga, Calif.)11/23/12 at Saint Mary’s (CA) L, 74-8511/24/12 vs. Portland State L, 58-7111/28/12 EASTERN MICHIGAN W, 65-5912/5/12 at Bowling Green L, 47-6712/9/12 INDIANA W, 59-5612/16/12 at Northern Kentucky W, 66-5612/18/12 at IUPUI W, 67-5812/22/12 INDIANA STATE W, 56-4512/30/12 ILLINOIS STATE L, 57-651/3/13 at Cleveland State W, 56-541/5/13 at UIC W, 84-611/12/13 DAYTON * L, 39-821/17/13 XAVIER * W, 71-671/20/13 at La Salle * W, 59-421/23/13 at Massachusetts * W, 75-611/27/13 VCU * W, 65-451/30/13 at Saint Joesph’s * L, 50-572/7/13 RHODE ISLAND * W, 60-452/10/13 at George Washington * L, 60-772/13/13 at Charlotte * L, 49-592/17/14 ST. BONAVENTURE * W, 64-462/20/13 at Saint Louis * W, 67-622/23/13 RICHMOND * L, 44-682/27/13 TEMPLE * W, 59-553/3/13 at Duquesne * L, 43-59

Atlantic 10 Tournament3/8/13 vs. Saint Louis L, 42-44

WNIT3/21/13 at Toleldo L, 49-63

2013-14Head Coach: Beth Couture

Record: 15-16, 10-8 BIG EASTDate Opponent Result11/8/13 CLEVELAND STATE W, 85-6911/13/13 at Eastern Michigan L, 76-81 OT11/16/13 ST. MARY’S L, 86-90 OT11/18/13 BOWLING GREEN L, 57-6111/23/13 at Indiana L, 69-84

Las Vegas Thanksgiving Shootout11/29/13 vs. Utah W, 66-5411/30/13 vs. Eastern Washington W, 74-5112/7/13 UIC L, 57-6212/13/13 at Valparaiso W, 65-5012/15/13 NORTHERN KENTUCKY W, 53-4712/21/13 at Indiana State L, 56-6212/28/13 MARQUETTE* L, 59-611/1/14 at Providence* W, 68-651/4/14 at Seton Hall* W, 75-691/8/14 VILLANOVA* L, 48-701/11/14 at Georgetown* L, 79-851/15/14 at St. John’s* L, 55-581/18/14 CREIGHTON* W, 58-521/25/14 DEPAUL* L, 64-851/28/14 PROVIDENCE* W, 72-692/1/14 at Xavier* W, 68-542/5/14 ST. JOHN’S* L, 55-582/8/14 at Marquette* W, 74-702/12/14 at Villanova* L, 46-612/15/14 GEORGETOWN* W, 67-592/22/14 at DePaul* L, 64-972/25/14 XAVIER* W, 57-523/1/14 SETON HALL* W, 74-723/4/14 at Creighton* W, 67-59

BIG EAST Tournament3/9/14 vs. Creighton L, 52-61

WNIT3/20/14 at South Dakota State L, 61-78

2014-15Head Coach: Kurt GodlevskeRecord: 14-16, 10-8 BIG EAST

Date Opponent Result11/14/14 at Valparaiso L, 57-9111/16/14 INDIANA STATE L, 51-6611/19/14 CHATTANOOGA L, 47-7611/22/14 at Fairfi eld L, 77-81 (2 OT)

Tom Weston Invitational (Hawaii)11/26/14 vs. BYU L, 62-8111/27/14 vs. Oregon State L, 53-8511/29/14 at BYU-Hawaii W, 71-5012/3/14 at DePaul* L, 76-9212/5/14 WRIGHT STATE W, 57-4912/7/14 at Minnesota L, 86-88 (OT)12/13/14 BALL STATE W, 48-4112/22/14 at Illinois State W, 72-6012/30/14 at Seton Hall* L, 65-701/2/15 PROVIDENCE* W, 66-611/4/15 CREIGHTON* W, 63-581/9/15 at St. John’s* W, 55-501/11/15 at Marquette* W, 76-671/16/15 VILLANOVA* W, 72-581/18/15 GEORGETOWN* W, 63-581/25/15 at Xavier* W, 58-541/30/15 at Providence* W, 67-592/1/15 at Creighton* L, 55-622/6/15 DEPAUL* L, 65-832/8/15 MARQUETTE* L, 74-77 (2 OT)2/13/15 at Villanova* L, 52-632/15/15 at Georgetown* W, 65-562/22/15 XAVIER* W, 71-532/27/15 ST. JOHN’S* L, 49-603/1/15 SETON HALL* L, 76-85

BIG EAST Tournament3/8/15 vs. Villanova L, 49-70

2015-16Head Coach: Kurt GodlevskeRecord: 10-21, 4-14 BIG EAST

Date Opponent Result11/13 VALPARAISO W, 72-5311/15 at Chattanooga L, 49-6011/25 at #18/17 USF L, 77-87

UCF Tournament11/28 vs. Clemson W, 54-5011/29 at UCF W, 71-6312/1 TCU W, 65-5312/4 at Wright State L, 53-6612/6 at Ball State L, 50-5812/9 GREEN BAY L, 46-5512/13 ARKANSAS W, 63-5712/21 at Indiana State L, 63-70 (OT)12/29 VILLANOVA* L, 45-5712/31 GEORGETOWN* W, 82-761/5 XAVIER* L, 63-731/8 at Providence* W, 77-671/10 at Creighton* L, 49-771/15 DEPAUL* L, 54-611/17 MARQUETTE* L, 64-801/22 at St. John’s* L, 41-681/24 at Seton Hall* L, 77-981/29 at Xavier* L, 47-552/5 CREIGHTON* L, 42-522/7 PROVIDENCE* W, 65-502/12 at Marquette* L, 69-762/14 at DePaul* L, 63-1022/19 SETON HALL* L, 67-722/21 ST. JOHN’S* W, 62-582/26 at Georgetown* L, 35-492/28 at Villanova* L, 46-66

BIG EAST Tournament (Chicago)3/5 vs. Xavier W, 48-473/6 at DePaul L, 49-76

2016-17Head Coach: Kurt GodlevskeRecord: 6-25, 2-16 BIG EAST

Date Opponent Result11/11 EAST TENNESSEE STATE L, 59-6811/13 BRADLEY W, 58-5611/16 FORT WAYNE W, 70-6411/20 at Wisconsin L, 55-6011/22 UCF L, 59-6611/30 at TCU L, 47-7312/2 USF L, 59-7412/4 BALL STATE L, 50-7412/7 at Arkansas L, 50-6812/11 INDIANA STATE W, 66-4812/20 at Green Bay L, 34-6112/28 at Creighton* L, 52-6712/30 at Providence* L, 51-681/2 SETON HALL* W, 79-581/5 ST. JOHN’S* L, 41-621/8 at Xavier* W, 65-62 (OT)1/13 at DePaul* L, 69-1001/15 at Marquette* L, 53-911/20 VILLANOVA* L, 69-70 (OT)1/22 GEORGETOWN* L, 52-581/27 at St. John’s* L, 55-621/29 at Seton Hall* L, 63-652/4 XAVIER* L, 43-532/10 MARQUETTE* L, 66-722/12 DEPAUL* L, 62-922/17 at Georgetown* L, 72-832/19 at Villanova* L, 58-61 (OT)2/24 PROVIDENCE* L, 58-642/26 CREIGHTON* L, 53-65

BIG EAST Tournament (Milwaukee)3/4 vs. Xavier W, 68-663/5 vs. Creighton L, 55-64

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American Women’s Sports FederationDivision II All-America Team

1981-82 ...........................Beth Piepenbrink (HM)

Basketball Times All-America Team1992-93 ........................ Julie VonDielingen (HM)

Indiana AIAW All-State Team1981-82 ..................Beth Piepenbrink (1st Team)......................................Elza Purvlicis (1st Team)..................................... Barb Skinner (2nd Team)......................................... Liz Skinner (1st Team)..................................... Jenny Young (2nd Team)

Midwest AIAW All-Regional Team1981-82 ....................................Beth Piepenbrink

Conference Player of the Year1992-93 ................................. Julie VonDielingen1997-98 ....................................... Sarah Schuetz2009-10 ................................... Melanie Thornton

Conference Newcomer of the Year1989-90 ................................. Julie VonDielingen1990-91 ........................................ Angela Cotton

Conference Coach of the Year1989-90 .........................................Paulette Stein1992-93 .........................................Paulette Stein1994-95 ........................................June Olkowski1995-96 ........................................June Olkowski1997-98 ........................................June OIkowski

Conference 6th Player of the Year2009-10 .............................................Susan Lester2010-11 ........................................... Alyssa Pittman

All-Conference Selections1986-87 ................ Martha Kondalski (2nd Team)

1987-88 ................ Martha Kondalski (2nd Team)..............................Pam Schiefelbein (2nd Team)

1988-89 ................ Martha Kondalski (2nd Team)

1989-90 ...................Mary Majewski (Newcomer)........... Julie VonDielingen (1st Team/Newcomer)

1990-91 ....................Angela Cotton (Newcomer)..............................Julie VonDielingen (1st Team)

1991-92 ................Julie VonDielingen (1st Team)

1992-93 .................... Mary Majewski (2nd Team)..............................Julie VonDielingen (1st Team)

1993-94 ........................Liesl Schultz (2nd Team)

1994-95 .........................Liesl Schultz (1st Team)

1995-96 ................. Debbie Benziger (2nd Team)............................... Jennifer Marlow (Newcomer)..................................Sarah Schuetz (Defensive)

1996-97 ...................... Sarah Hurrle (Newcomer).................................Jennifer Marlow (2nd Team).....................................Alexis Proffi tt (2nd Team)...................Sarah Schuetz (1st Team/Defensive)

1997-98 .............................Lori Ives (Newcomer)..................................Jennifer Marlow (1st Team)...................Sarah Schuetz (1st Team/Defensive)

1998-99 ................... Kristen Bodine (Newcomer)......................................Sarah Hurrle (2nd Team)....................................... Kelly Kuhn (Newcomer).................Jennifer Marlow (1st Team/Defensive)

1999-00 .......................Valerie Burg (Newcomer)...................................Kristen Bodine (2nd Team)

2000-01 ...........................Kelly Kuhn (2nd Team)

2001-02 .............Maria Marchesano (Newcomer)................................. Nancy Bowden (Defensive)

2002-03 ................... Nancy Bowden (Defensive)

2003-04 ....Nancy Bowden (1st Team/Defensive)................................. Ellen Hamilton (Newcomer).....................................Angel Mason (Defensive)

2004-05 ................ Cassie Freeman (Newcomer).............................. Cortney Urquhart (Defensive)

2005-06 ......................Jackie Closser (1st Team)...................Lade Akande (2nd Team/Newcomer)

2006-07 ......................Jackie Closser (1st Team).....................................Lade Akande (2nd Team)................................... Susan Lester (Newcomer)

2007-08 ........................ Lade Akande (1st Team)

2008-09 ................Melanie Thornton (Defensive)

2009-10 .....Melanie Thornton (1st Team, Defensive).................................Alyssa Pittman (Newcomer)

2010-11 .....................Brittany Bowen (2nd Team)................................. Chloe Hamilton (2nd Team)

2011-12 ........................Sarah Hamm (2nd Team)...................................... Jenna Cobb (Defensive)

2012-13 ................. Daress McClung (2nd Team)

2013-14 ................. Daress McClung (2nd Team)

2014-15 ................... Ijeoma Uchendu (1st Team).................................... Sydney Buck (Freshman)

2016-17 ........................Tori Schickel (2nd Team)................................ Sydney Shelton (Freshman)

Conference All-Tournament Team1989-90 ................ Mary Majewski, Shelley Roby

1990-91 .........................................Brandi Kimble............................................... Julie VonDielingen

1991-92 ................................. Julie VonDielingen

1992-93 ....................................... Mary Majewski............................................... Julie VonDielingen

1995-96 ......................... Debbie Benziger (MVP)........................................................Alexis Proffi tt

1997-98 ............ Jennifer Marlow, Sarah Schuetz

2003-04 .......................................Nancy Bowden

2005-06 .......................................... Lade Akande

2006-07 ........................................Jackie Closser

2009-10 ................................... Melanie Thornton........................................................Susan Lester

2010-11 ........................................Brittany Bowen

2016-17 ...........................................Tori Schickel

BUTLER WOMEN’S BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL HONORS

Melanie Thornton

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Opponent Record First Meeting Last MeetingAir Force 0-1 2006-07 (L) SameAkron 2-0 1987-88 (W) 1997-98 (W)Alabama A&M 1-0 2004-05 (W) SameAlabama-Birmingham 0-2 1991-92 (L) 1993-94 (L)Anderson 6-2 1975-76 (W) 1981-82 (W)Arkansas 1-3 1992-93 (L) 2016-17 (L)Arkansas-Little Rock 1-0 1999-00 (W) SameArkansas State 1-3 1985-86 (L) 2000-01 (W)Austin Peay 2-1 1996-97 (L) 2004-05 (W)Ball State 15-9 1980-81 (W) 2016-17 (L)Baylor 1-0 1989-90 (W) SameBellarmine 0-1 1983-84 (L) SameBoston 1-0 1991-92 (W) SameBowling Green 3-5 1997-98 (L) 2013-14 (L)Bradley 5-3 1993-94 (W) 2016-17 (W)Brown 2-0 1997-98 (W) 2000-01 (W)BYU 0-1 2014-15 (L) SameBYU-Hawaii 1-0 2014-15 (W) SameUC-Irvine 1-0 1990-91 (W) SameUC Riverside 0-1 2006-07 (L) SameCal St.-Northridge 0-1 1990-91 (L) SameCentral Florida 4-1 1981-82 (W) 2016-17 (L)Central Michigan 2-0 1995-96 (W) 1998-99 (W)Central Missouri 0-1 1983-84 (L) SameCharlotte 0-1 2012-13 (L) SameChattanooga 1-2 2003-04 (W) 2015-16 (L)Chicago State 2-0 1986-87 (W) 1990-91 (W)Christian Brothers 1-0 2008-09 (W) SameCincinnati 4-5 1983-84 (L) 2009-10 (W)Clemson 1-0 2015-16 (W) SameCleveland State 28-13 1994-95 (W) 2013-14 (W)Coastal Carolina 2-0 2008-09 (W) 2010-11 (W)Colorado 0-1 2000-01 (L) SameColorado State 0-1 1997-98 (L) SameCreighton 3-7 2013-14 (W) 2016-17 (L)Davidson 0-1 2000-01 (L) SameDavis & Elkins 1-0 1980-81 (W) SameDayton 9-15 1980-81 (L) 2012-13 (L)DePaul 0-13 1984-85 (L) 2016-17 (L)DePauw 2-0 1979-80 (W) 1980-81 (W)Detroit 27-34 1984-85 (L) 2011-12 (L)Drexel 1-0 1995-96 (W) SameDuquesne 3-1 1992-93 (W) 2012-13 (L)Earlham 3-0 1977-78 (W) 1979-80 (W)East Tennessee State 0-1 2016-17 (L) SameEastern Illinois 4-10 1981-82 (L) 2005-06 (W)Eastern Michigan 3-3 1991-92 (W) 2013-14 (L)Eastern Washington 1-0 2013-14 (W) SameEvansville 21-16 1979-80 (W) 2010-11 (L)Fairfi eld 0-2 2012-13 (L) 2014-15 (L)Florida International 0-1 1992-93 (L) SameFlorida State 1-0 1991-92 (W) SameFordham 1-0 1988-89 (W) SameFranklin 10-6 1975-76 (L) 1987-88 (W)Fresno State 0-1 2002-03 (L) SameFurman 1-0 1990-91 (W) Same

Opponent Record First Meeting Last MeetingGeorge Mason 1-0 1994-95 (W) SameGeorge Washington 0-1 2012-13 (L) SameGeorgetown 4-4 2013-14 (L) 2016-17 (L)Georgia State 0-1 1986-87 (L) SameGeorgia Tech 1-0 1994-95 (W) SameGonzaga 0-1 2003-04 (L) SameGrace 1-0 1978-79 (W) SameGrambling State 0-1 1996-97 (L) SameGreen Bay 7-41 1981-82 (W) 2016-17 (L)Greenville (Ill.) 0-1 1978-79 (L) SameHanover 6-2 1975-76 (L) 1982-83 (W)Harvard 1-0 2011-12 (W) SameHouston 1-0 1992-93 (W) SameHuntington 7-2 1975-76 (L) 1982-83 (W)Idaho 1-0 1990-91 (W) SameIllinois 1-2 1996-97 (L) 2006-07 (L)Illinois State 2-3 2002-03 (W) 2014-15 (W)Indiana 1-5 1989-90 (L) 2013-14 (W)Indiana-Southeast 1-0 1981-82 (W) SameIndiana State 14-13 1982-83 (W) 2016-17 (W)Indiana Tech 3-2 1975-76 (L) 1983-84 (L)Indianapolis (Ind. Central) 16-10 1975-76 (L) 1988-89 (W)Iowa 0-2 1995-96 (L) 2003-04 (L)Iowa State 0-2 1995-96 (L) 2011-12 (L)IPFW (Fort Wayne) 7-4 1976-77 (L) 2016-17 (W)IUPUI 16-7 1975-76 (L) 2012-13 (W)James Madison 0-1 1991-92 (L) SameKansas 0-1 1998-99 (L) SameKentucky 0-4 1991-92 (L) 2009-10 (L)La Salle 4-5 1991-92 (L) 2012-13 (W)Lewis 1-0 2004-05 (W) SameLouisiana State 0-1 1997-98 (L) SameLouisiana Tech 0-1 1993-94 (L) SameLouisville 2-7 1992-93 (L) 2006-07 (L)Loyola (Chicago) 43-17 1982-83 (W) 2011-12 (W)Manchester 1-0 1978-79 (W) SameMarian 14-3 1975-76 (L) 2011-12 (W)Marquette 7-9 1985-86 (W) 2016-17 (L)Maryland 0-1 1994-95 (L) SameUMBC 1-0 2005-06 (W) SameMassachusetts 1-0 2012-13 (W) SameMiami (Fla.) 1-1 1996-97 (L) 2007-08 (W)Miami (Ohio) 3-10 1988-89 (L) 2009-10 (W)Michigan 2-0 1992-93 (W) 1993-94 (W)Michigan State 1-1 1998-99 (W) 1999-00 (L)Milwaukee 19-20 1981-82 (W) 2011-12 (L)Minnesota 0-2 2001-02 (L) 2014-15 (L)Mississippi 0-1 1991-92 (L) SameMississippi Valley State 1-0 1999-00 (W) SameMissouri 1-0 1996-97 (W) SameMonmouth 1-0 2007-08 (W) SameMorgan State 1-0 1991-92 (W) SameMt. St. Joseph’s 2-0 1980-81 (W) 1981-82 (W)Murray State 0-2 1985-86 (L) 2002-03 (L)UNLV 1-1 1992-93 (W) 2011-12 (L)Nevada 0-1 2011-12 (L) Same

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Opponent Record First Meeting Last MeetingNew Mexico State 0-3 1984-85 (L) 1991-92 (L)Northeastern 1-0 1994-95 (W) SameNorthern Illinois 8-2 1987-88 (L) 1996-97 (W)Northern Iowa 1-1 1999-00 (W) 2009-10 (L)Northern Kentucky 2-1 1983-84 (L) 2013-14 (W)Northern Michigan 1-0 1980-81 (W) SameNorthwestern State 0-1 1992-93 (L) SameNotre Dame 6-20 1980-81 (W) 2010-11 (L)Oakland City 4-0 1978-79 (W) 2007-08 (W)Ohio 1-1 2006-07 (L) 2007-08 (W)Ohio Dominican 1-0 2010-11 (W) SameOklahoma 0-1 2001-02 (L) SameOral Roberts 0-2 1986-87 (L) 1986-87 (L)Oregon 1-0 1998-99 (W) SameOregon State 0-1 2014-15 (L) SamePortland State 0-1 2012-13 (L) SameProvidence 6-2 2013-14 (W) 2016-17 (L)Purdue 0-6 1986-87 (L) 2007-08 (L)Purdue-Calumet 3-0 1977-78 (W) 1979-80 (W)Radford 2-0 1997-98 (W) 1999-00 (W)Rhode Island 2-0 1989-90 (W) 2012-13 (W)Richmond 0-1 2012-13 (L) SameRockhurst 0-1 1983-84 (L) SameSt. Bonaventure 1-0 2012-13 (W) SameSt. Francis (Ind.) 2-0 1981-82 (W) 1982-83 (W)St. John’s 2-6 2013-14 (L) 2016-17 (L)St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 9-4 1976-77 (L) 1983-84 (L)Saint Joseph’s (Pa.) 0-1 2012-13 (L) SameSt. Louis 9-6 1985-86 (L) 2012-13 (L)St. Mary’s (Calif.) 0-4 1995-96 (L) 2013-14 (L)St. Mary’s (Ind.) 3-1 1975-76 (L) 1981-82 (W)Sam Houston State 2-0 1991-92 (W) 1997-98 (W)San Diego 1-0 1998-99 (W) Same

Opponent Record First Meeting Last MeetingSeton Hall 3-5 2013-14 (W) 2016-17 (L)South Carolina 0-1 2010-11 (L) SameSouth Dakota State 0-1 2013-14 (L) SameSouth Florida 0-3 1989-90 (L) 2016-17 (L)Southern Indiana 6-1 1979-80 (W) 1983-84 (L)Taylor 3-1 1975-76 (L) 1982-83 (W)TCU 1-1 2015-16 (W) 2016-17 (L)Temple 1-1 1988-89 (L) 2012-13 (W)Tennessee State 2-0 2006-07 (W) 2007-08 (W)Tennessee Tech 0-1 1989-90 (L) SameTexas-San Antonio 0-1 2001-02 (L) SameToledo 0-4 1986-87 (L) 2012-13 (L)UIC 29-21 1984-85 (L) 2013-14 (W)Utah 1-1 2001-02 (L) 2013-14 (W)Valparaiso 23-8 1979-80 (W) 2015-16 (W)Vanderbilt 1-1 1990-91 (W) 1998-99 (L)VCU 1-0 2012-13 (W) SameVillanova 1-8 2013-14 (L) 2016-17 (L)Vincennes 0-1 1977-78 (L) SameVirginia 0-1 1999-00 (L) SameWake Forest 0-2 1993-94 (L) 2010-11 (L)Washington State 2-0 1991-92 (W) 1993-94 (W)West Virginia 1-0 1992-93 (W) SameWestern Illinois 2-1 1990-91 (W) 2001-02 (L)Western Kentucky 0-1 2002-03 (L) SameWestern Michigan 5-3 1994-95 (W) 2004-05 (W)William Penn 0-1 1981-82 (L) SameWilliam & Mary 1-0 2000-01 (W) SameWisconsin 0-3 2003-04 (L) 2016-17 (L)Wright State 29-18 1982-83 (W) 2015-16 (L)Xavier 22-17 1982-83 (W) 2016-17 (W)Youngstown State 19-5 2001-02 (L) 2011-12 (W)

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Elizabeth SkinnerClass of 1982Inducted 1998

Barbara SkinnerClass of 1983Inducted 1998

Beth PiepenbrinkClass of 1983Inducted 1999

Jenny YoungClass of 1983Inducted 2000

Elza PurvlicisClass of 1984Inducted 2001

Xandra HamiltonClass of 1958 Inducted 2001

Jill TaylorClass of 1989Inducted 2005

Mary MajewskiClass of 1993Inducted 2006

Julie VonDielingenClass of 1993Inducted 2006

Sarah SchuetzClass of 1998Inducted 2009

BUTLER WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

Melissa KilgoreClass of 1987Inducted 2004

Jean Ann BowersClass of 1960Inducted 2010

Lynn SchreiberClass of 1979Inducted 2012

Jen MarlowClass of 1999Inducted 2013

1981-82 Butler Women’s Basketball Team Inducted 2017

Back Row: Coach Goodnight, Jayne Good, Rene Evans, Barb Skinner, Liz Skinner, Coach MasonMiddle Row: Sue Morris, Beth Piepenbrink, Elza Purvlicis, Cheryl Kovalow

Front Row: Regina Glynn, Sue Luers, Jenny Young, Laura Schurwonn

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ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDSYear Coach Overall Conf.1975-76 Xandra Hamilton 1-9 ---- 1 Season 1-9 (.100) 1976-77 Linda Mason 2-9 ---- 1977-78 Linda Mason 9-5 ---- 1978-79 Linda Mason 23-1 ---- 1979-80 Linda Mason 21-1 ---- 1980-81 Linda Mason 26-2 ---- 1981-82 Linda Mason 23-3 ---- 1982-83 Linda Mason 18-6 ---- 1983-84 Linda Mason 2-20 ---- 8 Seasons 124-47 (.725)

1984-85 Russ Sarfaty 4-24 1-13 1985-86 Russ Sarfaty 4-23 1-13 1986-87 Russ Sarfaty 10-17 3-9 1987-88 Russ Sarfaty 14-12 5-5 4 Seasons 32-76 (.296) 10-40 (.200)

1988-89 Paulette Stein 9-17 3-111989-90 Paulette Stein 20-9 12-4 1990-91 Paulette Stein 21-8 10-61991-92 Paulette Stein 14-15 5-7 1992-93 Paulette Stein 23-8 14-2 5 Seasons 87-57 (.604) 44-30 (.595)

1993-94 June Olkowski 13-13 6-61994-95 June Olkowski 21-6 12-2 1995-96 June Olkowski 21-9 13-3 1996-97 June Olkowski 17-11 12-4 1997-98 June Olkowski 25-6 13-1 1998-99 June Olkowski 17-11 9-5 6 Seasons 114-56 (.671) 65-21 (.756)

1999-00 Wendy Gatlin 10-16 6-8 2000-01 Wendy Gatlin 8-20 3-11 2001-02 Wendy Gatlin 3-26 1-15 3 Seasons 21-62 (.253) 10-34 (.227)

2002-03 Beth Couture 6-23 3-13 2003-04 Beth Couture 14-15 9-72004-05 Beth Couture 14-14 8-82005-06 Beth Couture 15-14 9-72006-07 Beth Couture 16-15 11-52007-08 Beth Couture 20-10 10-82008-09 Beth Couture 20-12 14-42009-10 Beth Couture 23-10 14-42010-11 Beth Couture 20-14 12-62011-12 Beth Couture 13-17 9-92012-13 Beth Couture 17-14 8-62013-14 Beth Couture 15-16 10-8 12 Seasons 193-174 (.526) 117-85 (.579)

2014-15 Kurt Godlevske 14-16 10-82015-16 Kurt Godlevske 10-21 4-142016-17 Kurt Godlevske 6-25 2-16 3 Seasons 30-62 (.326) 16-38 (.296)

Totals 42 Seasons 602-528 (.532) 256-233 (.523)

June Olkowski6 Seasons

114 Wins

Beth Couture12 Seasons

193 Wins

Kurt Godlevske3 Seasons

30 Wins

Linda Mason8 Seasons124 Wins

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Year Points Per Game1979-80 Beth Piepenbrink (15.3)1980-81 Beth Piepenbrink (14.9)1981-82 Elza Purvlicis (15.5)1982-83 Barb Skinner (17.2)1983-84 Sue Morris (19.4)1984-85 Sue Morris (18.5)1985-86 Sheryl Miller (12.0)1986-87 Martha Kondalski (14.4)1987-88 Pam Schiefelbein (12.3)1988-89 Martha Kondalski (12.2)1989-90 Julie VonDielingen (15.8)1990-91 Julie VonDielingen (20.2)1991-92 Julie VonDielingen (15.6)1992-93 Julie VonDielingen (20.1)1993-94 Liesl Schultz (13.6)1994-95 Liesl Schultz (15.6)1995-96 Debbie Benziger (14.4)1996-97 Sarah Schuetz (12.8)1997-98 Sarah Schuetz (17.5)1998-99 Jennifer Marlow (13.7)1999-00 Kristen Bodine (12.2)2000-01 Valerie Burg (12.5)2001-02 Nancy Bowden (10.8)2002-03 Cortney Urquhart (11.2)2003-04 Nancy Bowden (11.9)2004-05 Cortney Urquhart (12.0)2005-06 Lade Akande (16.2)2006-07 Jackie Closser (14.6)2007-08 Lade Akande (16.9)2008-09 Brittany Bowen (10.9)2009-10 Melanie Thornton (15.7)2010-11 Brittany Bowen (15.8)2011-12 Sarah Hamm (11.1)2012-13 Daress McClung (16.4)2013-14 Daress McClung (15.5)2014-15 Loryn Goodwin (15.6)2015-16 Blaire Langlois (12.9)2016-17 Tori Schickel (14.6)

TEAM RECORDS

Year Assists Per Game1979-80 Liz Skinner (2.2)1980-81 Barb Skinner (5.7)1981-82 Barb Skinner (4.7)1982-83 Barb Skinner (7.6)1983-84 Sue Morris (3.4)1984-85 Denise Walters (4.7)1985-86 Melissa Kilgore (4.3)1986-87 Melissa Kilgore (6.8)1987-88 Melissa Kilgore (7.5)1988-89 Martha Kondalski (2.8)1989-90 Mary Majewski (5.1)1990-91 Mary Majewski (5.1)1991-92 Mary Majewski (4.3)1992-93 Mary Majewski (5.3)1993-94 Jami Sloan (5.3)1994-95 Niki Stevenson (3.2)1995-96 Niki Stevenson (3.6)1996-97 Jennifer Marlow (4.4)1997-98 Jennifer Marlow (3.3)1998-99 Kristen Bodine (3.7)1999-00 Kristen Bodine (5.2)2000-01 Valerie Burg (2.8)2001-02 Nancy Bowden (4.1)2002-03 Nancy Bowden (6.6)2003-04 Nancy Bowden (6.7)2004-05 Jackie Closser (4.9)2005-06 Jackie Closser (5.2)2006-07 Jackie Closser (3.7)2007-08 Candace Jones (3.1)2008-09 Terra Burns (2.6)2009-10 Terra Burns (4.3)2010-11 Azjah Bass (2.2)2011-12 Devin Brierly (3.0)2012-13 Taylor Schippers (3.9)2013-14 Lexus Murry (2.9)2014-15 Loryn Goodwin (3.3)2015-16 Blaire Langlois (2.92016-17 Alexa Bailey (3.1)

Year Rebounds Per Game1979-80 Beth Piepenbrink (10.4)1980-81 Beth Piepenbrink (9.8)1981-82 Beth Piepenbrink (11.6)1982-83 Elza Purvlicis (12.0)1983-84 Elza Purvlicis (13.7)1984-85 Sue Morris (7.4)1985-86 Martha Kondalski (8.1)1986-87 Martha Kondalski (7.7)1987-88 Martha Kondalski (7.0)1988-89 Erika McCoy (7.7)1989-90 Julie VonDielingen (7.9)1990-91 Julie VonDielingen (9.6)1991-92 Julie VonDielingen (7.3)1992-93 Julie VonDielingen (8.6)1993-94 Liesl Schultz (8.0)1994-95 Liesl Schultz (8.9)1995-96 Sarah Schuetz (7.3)1996-97 Sarah Schuetz (9.1)1997-98 Sarah Schuetz (7.4)1998-99 Kelly Kuhn (6.8)1999-00 Kelly Kuhn (6.4)2000-01 Kelly Kuhn (9.4)2001-02 Sarah Bolten (7.7)2002-03 Cortney Urquhart (7.0)2003-04 Dionne Goodwin (6.4)2004-05 Cortney Urquhart (6.6)2005-06 Lade Akande (8.0)2006-07 Susan Lester (6.6)2007-08 Susan Lester (7.3)2008-09 Melanie Thornton (7.1)2009-10 Melanie Thornton (8.8)2010-11 Chloe Hamilton (6.5)2011-12 Sarah Hamm (5.5)2012-13 Daress McClung (9.0)2013-14 Liz Stratman (6.8)2014-15 Ijeoma Uchendu (10.3)2015-16 Tori Schickel (8.8)2016-17 Tori Schickel (11.7)

GamePoints ...................................116 vs. Detroit, 1/30/99Rebounds ........................ 68 vs. Indianapolis,2/8/83 FGs Made ..............49 vs. Southern Indiana,1/28/83 FGA ......................95 vs. Southern Indiana, 1/28/83FG% ............... .659 vs. Vanderbilt (31-47), 11/24/903PT FG ...........................16 at Georgetown, 1/11/143PT FGA ......................... 36 vs. Green Bay, 1/25/073PT FG% ................... .700 vs. Loyola (7-10), 1/6/96FT Made ............................42 vs. Radford, 11/29/97FTA ......................50 (2x) last vs. Radford, 11/29/97.......................................................... vs. UIC, 2/1/96FT% ......................1.000 vs. Xavier (13-13), 2/23/91Attendance .......1,971 vs. Cleveland State (2/24/96)

SeasonPoints .............................................. 2,434 (1992-93)Rebounds ....................................... 1,256 (1992-93) FGs Made .......................................... 878 (1992-93) FGA ................................................ 1,947 (1992-93)FG% ................................ .480, 786-1638 (1982-83)3PT FG .............................................. 260 (2006-07)3PT FGA .............................................711 (2006-07)3PT FG% ........................... .393, 223-567 (2005-06)FT Made ............................................ 659 (1997-98)FTA .................................................... 864 (1997-98)FT% ................................... .771, 512-664 (1998-99)Attendance ......................9,299 (2016-17) 16 Dates

Misc.Points Per Game .............................. 78.5 (1992-93)Rebounds Per Game ........................ 43.7 (1982-83)Highest FG% in a Half .....909 vs. Vanderbilt (20-22)............................................. Second Half (11/24/90)Most Points Between Two Teams ........217 (1/30/99).....................................Butler (116) vs. Detroit (101)Most Consecutive Victories ................. 23 (1978-79)Most Wins in a Season ........................ 26 (1980-81)............................................................. 25 (1997-98)................................................23 (Four Teams Tied)

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS

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Points1. 37, Sarah Bolten vs. Bowling Green, 12/4/01 37, Elza Purvlicis vs. St. Joseph’s (Ind.), 1/24/84 3. 36, Julie VonDielingen vs. Valparaiso, 1/24/90 4. 35, Elza Purvlicis vs. Indiana Tech, 2/20/82 5. 34, Brittany Bowen at Green Bay, 3/13/11 34, Chloe Hamilton at Youngstown State, 2/10/11 34, Barb Skinner vs. Dayton, 3/2/838. 33, Julie VonDielingen vs. Ball State, 12/17/909. 32, Blaire Langlois at Georgetown, 2/15/15 32, Jennifer Marlow vs. UIC, 2/1/96 32, Nikki Anderson vs. Indiana State, 12/8/90 32, Martha Kondalski vs. Xavier, 2/2/87

Rebounds1. 26, Elza Purvlicis vs. Indiana Central, 2/8/832. 25, Elza Purvlicis vs. Rockhurst, 12/3/833. 22, Tori Schickel vs. Valparaiso, 11/13/15 22, Beth Piepenbrink vs. Oakland City, 2/3/805. 21, Elza Purvlicis vs. St. Francis (Ind.), 2/27/826. 20, Tori Schickel vs. Xavier, 1/8/17 20, Tori Schickel vs. Villanova, 1/20/17 20, Ijeoma Uchendu at Seton Hall, 12/30/14 20, Ijeoma Uchendu at Fairfi eld, 11/22/14 20, Martha Kondalski vs. Valparaiso, 2/12/86 20, Elza Purvlicis vs. Indiana Central, 2/11/82

Assists1. 14, Melissa Kilgore vs. Marian, 1/14/86 14, Barb Skinner vs. Wright State, 2/5/833. 13, Melissa Kilgore vs. Franklin, 1/7/87 13, Denise Walters vs. Xavier, 2/23/845. 12, 5 players tied

Field Goals Made1. 16, Elza Purvlicis vs. St. Joseph’s (Ind.), 1/24/842. 15, Julie VonDielingen vs. Evansville, 2/10/90 15, Elza Purvlicis vs. Bellarmine, 3/3/844. 14, Nikki Anderson vs. Indiana State, 12/8/90 14, Martha Kondalski vs. Xavier, 2/2/87 14, Elza Purvlicis vs. Indiana Tech, 2/20/82 14, Beth Piepenbrink vs. Mt. St. Joseph’s, 2/14/81 14, Beth Piepenbrink vs. IUPUI, 12/7/79

Field Goal Attempts1. 32, Barb Skinner vs. Dayton, 3/2/832. 31, Barb Skinner vs. Evansville, 1/29/833. 29, Melissa Kilgore vs. Xavier, 2/23/844. 28, Elza Purvlicis vs. ISU-Evansville, 1/23/84 28, Elza Purvlicis vs. Xavier, 1/18/846. 27, Barb Skinner vs. William Penn, 3/20/82 27, Barb Skinner vs. Franklin, 2/11/818. 26, Barb Skinner vs. Indiana Central, 2/8/83

Field Goal Percentage (Min. 7 made)1. 1.000 (13-13), Alexis Proffi tt vs. Milwaukee, 2/6/97 1.000 (11-11), Chloe Hamilton vs. Green Bay, 1/27/11 1.000 (8-8), Kelly Kuhn vs. Wright State, 2/20/99 1.000 (7-7), Melanie Thornton vs. Cleveland State, 1/14/10 1.000 (7-7), Liesl Schultz vs. Maryland, 12/29/94 1.000 (7-7), Beth Piepenbrink vs. Eastern Illinois, 2/24/837. .923 (12-13), Julie VonDielingen vs. Valparaiso, 12/4/90 .923 (12-13), Sue Morris vs. Mt. St. Joseph’s, 2/13/829. .917 (11-12), Daress McClung at Saint Louis, 2/20/13 .917 (11-12), Erika McCoy vs. Wright State, 2/20/89

3-Point Field Goals Made1. 9, Blaire Langlois at Georgetown, 2/15/152. 7, Blaire Langlois (3x) last at Marquette, 2/12/16 7, Sydney Buck vs. Marquette, 2/10/17 7, Sydney Buck at UCF, 11/29/15 7, Alyssa Pittman at Dayton, 12/21/09 7, Jackie Closser at Green Bay, 3/11/07 7, Jackie Closser vs. Wright State, 2/3/07 7, Maria Marchesano vs. Wright State, 2/27/02

3-Point Field Goal Attempts1. 16, Blaire Langlois at Ball State, 12/6/15 16, Lisa Pryor vs. Milwaukee, 1/25/033. 15, Sydney Buck vs. Georgetown, 1/22/17 15, Sydney Buck vs. Marquette, 2/10/17 15, Blaire Langlois at Georgetown, 2/15/15 15, Alyssa Pittman at Dayton, 12/21/095. 14, Jackie Closser at Green Bay, 3/11/07 14, Blaire Langlois at Marquette, 2/12/16

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 3 made)1. 1.000 (4-4), Taylor Schippers at Valparaiso, 12/13/13 1.000 (4-4), Candace Jones vs. UIC, 1/12/08 1.000 (4-4), Ellen Hamilton at Eastern Illinois, 11/30/05 1.000 (4-4), Ellen Hamilton vs. Central Florida, 11/25/05 1.000 (4-4), Jackie Closser vs. Austin Peay, 11/26/04 1.000 (4-4), Maria Marchesano vs. UIC, 2/12/04 1.000 (4-4), Jackie Closser vs. UIC, 2/21/04 1.000 (4-4), Jennifer Marlow vs. Bowling Green, 3/13/98 1.000 (4-4), Sarah Hurrle vs. Milwaukee, 2/6/97 1.000 (4-4), Debbie Benziger vs. Wright State, 2/16/96 1.000 (4-4), Pam Schiefelbein vs. Detroit, 1/18/88 Free Throws Made1. 15, Tori Schickel vs. Valparaiso, 11/13/15 15, Julie VonDielingen vs. Loyola, 2/28/912. 14, Ijeoma Uchendu vs. Xavier, 2/22/15 14, Jennifer Marlow vs. UIC, 2/1/963. 13, Sarah Hurrle vs. Detroit, 3/5/99 13, Julie VonDielingen vs. Xavier, 2/27/93 13, Shelley Roby vs. Evansville, 2/20/88

Free Throw Attempts1. 20, Lade Akande at Cleveland State, 12/28/062. 18, Tori Schickel vs. Valparaiso, 11/13/153. 17, Ijeoma Uchendu vs. Xavier, 2/22/15 17, Lade Akande vs. UIC, 1/7/06 17, Sheryl Miller vs. Xavier, 2/23/866. 16, Melanie Thornton vs. Miami (Ohio), 12/5/09 16, Alexis Proffi tt vs. UIC, 2/1/96 16, Julie VonDielingen vs. Xavier, 2/27/93 16, Julie VonDielingen vs. Loyola, 2/28/91

Free Throw Percentage (Min. 11 made)1. 1.000 (13-13), Shelley Roby vs. Evansville, 2/20/88 1.000 (12-12), Jackie Closser vs. UIC, 3/9/07 1.000 (12-12), Jackie Closser at Detroit, 1/18/07 1.000 (12-12), Jackie Closser at Detroit, 2/6/06 1.000 (12-12), Julie VonDielingen vs. Valparaiso, 12/4/90 1.000 (11-11), Kelly Kuhn vs. Cleveland State, 1/28/99 1.000 (11-11), Julie VonDielingen vs. Loyola, 2/6/93 1.000 (11-11), Julie VonDielingen vs. Houston, 1/2/93 1.000 (11-11), Julie VonDielingen vs. Marquette, 2/2/91

Steals1. 12, Jenna Cobb vs. Loyola, 2/16/122. 11, Melissa Kilgore vs. Franklin, 1/7/87 11, Liz Skinner vs. St. Joseph’s (Ind.), 1/26/82 11, Liz Skinner vs. St. Mary’s (Ind.), 1/24/815. 10, Mary Majewski vs. St. Louis, 2/7/91 10, Liz Skinner vs. Franklin, 2/11/81 10, Liz Skinner vs. St. Joseph’s (Ind.), 1/29/80

Blocked Shots1. 10, Belle Obert vs. TCU, 12/1/15 10, Kelly Kuhn vs. Brown, 12/3/00 3. 9, Beth Piepenbrink vs. Taylor, 2/9/814. 8, Belle Obert at Georgetown, 2/15/15 8, Liz Stratman at Seton Hall, 1/4/14 8, Liesl Schultz vs. George Mason, 12/28/94 8, Shelley Roby vs. Wright State, 2/25/88 8, Beth Piepenbrink vs. Evansville, 1/30/81

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

78

Julie VonDielingen

Debbie Benziger

Points 1. 622, Julie VonDielingen, 1992-93 2. 546, Julie VonDielingen, 1990-91 3. 543, Sarah Schuetz, 1997-98 4. 538, Brittany Bowen, 2010-11 5. 517, Sue Morris, 1984-85 6. 508, Daress McClung, 2012-13 7. 482, Lade Akande, 2007-08 8. 470, Melanie Thornton, 2009-10 470, Lade Akande, 2005-06 10. 459, Julie VonDielingen, 1989-90

Scoring Average 1. 20.2, Julie VonDielingen, 1990-91 2. 20.1, Julie VonDielingen, 1992-93 3. 19.4, Sue Morris, 1983-84 4. 19.0, Elza Purvlicis, 1983-84 5. 18.5, Sue Morris, 1984-85 6. 17.5, Sarah Schuetz, 1997-98 7. 17.2, Barb Skinner, 1982-83 8. 16.4 Daress McClung, 2012-13 9. 16.3, Rhea Newman, 1977-7810. 16.2, Lade Akande, 2005-06

Rebounds 1. 364, Tori Schickel, 2016-17 2. 302, Beth Piepenbrink, 1981-82 3. 301, Elza Purvlicis, 1983-84 4. 288, Elza Purvlicis, 1982-83 5. 280, Daress McClung, 2012-13 6. 277, Ijeoma Uchendu, 2014-15 7. 267, Julie VonDielingen, 1992-93 8. 265, Beth Piepenbrink, 1980-81 265, Elza Purvlicis, 1981-82 10. 263, Melanie Thornton, 2009-10

Rebounding Average 1. 14.6, Tori Schickel, 2016-17 2. 13.7, Elza Purvlicis, 1983-84 3. 12.0, Elza Purvlicis, 1982-83 4. 11.6, Beth Piepenbrink, 1981-82 5. 10.4, Beth Piepenbrink, 1979-80 6. 10.3, Ijeoma Uchendu, 2014-15 7. 10.2, Elza Purvlicis, 1981-82 8. 9.8, Beth Piepenbrink, 1980-81 9. 9.6, Julie VonDielingen, 1990-91 10. 9.4, Kelly Kuhn, 2000-01

Assists 1. 195, Melissa Kilgore, 1987-88 2. 193, Nancy Bowden, 2003-04 3. 191, Nancy Bowden, 2002-03 4. 183, Barb Skinner, 1982-83 5. 177, Melissa Kilgore, 1986-87 6. 163, Mary Majewski, 1992-93 7. 159, Barb Skinner, 1980-81 8. 152, Liz Skinner, 1980-81 9. 149, Mary Majewski, 1990-91 10. 147, Mary Majewski, 1989-90

Assist Average 1. 7.6, Barb Skinner, 1982-83 2. 7.5, Melissa Kilgore, 1987-88 3. 6.8, Melissa Kilgore, 1986-87 4. 6.6, Nancy Bowden, 2002-03 6.6, Nancy Bowden, 2003-04 6. 5.7, Barb Skinner, 1980-81 7. 5.4, Liz Skinner, 1980-81 8. 5.3, Mary Majewski, 1992-93 5.3, Jami Sloan, 1993-94 10. 5.2, Jackie Closser, 2005-06

Field Goals Made 1. 233, Julie VonDielingen, 1992-93 2. 210, Sue Morris, 1984-85 3. 205, Sarah Schuetz, 1997-98 4. 204, Lade Akande, 2007-08 5. 197, Daress McClung, 2012-13 6. 195, Julie VonDielingen, 1990-91

7. 191, Lade Akande, 2005-06 8. 187, Melanie Thornton, 2009-10 9. 186, Chloe Hamilton, 2010-11 10. 185, Brittany Bowen, 2010-11

Field Goal Attempts 1. 457, Daress McClung, 2012-13 2. 450, Julie VonDielingen, 1992-93 3. 441, Sue Morris, 1984-85 4. 424, Barb Skinner, 1980-81 5. 412, Elza Purvlicis, 1983-84

6. 400, Lade Akande, 2005-06 7. 396, Brittany Bowen, 2010-11 8. 385, Barb Skinner, 1982-83 9. 380, Sue Morris, 1983-84 10. 378, Blaire Langlois, 2015-16

Field Goal Percentage 1. .655 (55-84), Liesl Schultz, 1991-92 2. .638 (81-127), Sue Morris, 1981-82 3. .621 (105-169), Kelly Kuhn, 1998-99 4. .607 (102-168), Kelly Kuhn, 2000-01 5. .604 (142-235), Liesl Schultz, 1993-94 6. .596 (165-277), Liesl Schultz, 1994-95 7. .594 (186-313), Chloe Hamilton, 2010-11

.585 (127-217), Beth Piepenbrink, 1982-83 9. .585 (69-118), Jacki Lung, 1995-96 10. .580 (58-100), Amanda Raker, 2012-13

3-Point Field Goals Made 1. 85, Jackie Closser, 2006-07 2. 84, Jackie Closser, 2005-06 3. 78, Blaire Langlois, 2015-16 4. 69, Ellen Hamilton, 2005-06 5. 67, Jackie Closser, 2004-05 6. 66, Blaire Langlois, 2014-15 7. 65, Alyssa Pittman, 2010-11 8. 64, Sydney Buck, 2015-16 64, Maria Marchesano, 2001-02 10. 63, Sydney Buck, 2014-15

Lade Akande

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS

79

3-Point Field Goal Attempts 1. 243, Blaire Langlois, 2015-16 2. 227, Jackie Closser, 2006-07 3. 209, Jackie Closser, 2005-06 4. 204, Alyssa Pittman, 2010-11 5. 200, Alyssa Pittman, 2009-10 6. 199, Lisa Pryor, 2002-03 7. 193, Blaire Langlois, 2014-15 193, Sydney Buck, 2014-15 9. 181, Sydney Buck, 2015-16 10. 176, Maria Marchesano, 2001-02

3-Point Field Goal Percentage 1. .517 (45-87), Jennifer Marlow, 1997-98 2. .466 (68-88), Ellen Hamilton, 2005-06 3. .455 (30-66), Cassie Freeman, 2005-06 .455 (25-55), Jennifer Marlow, 1996-97 5. .431 (28-65), Jennifer Marlow, 1995-96 6. .423 (30-71), Brandi Kimble, 1992-93

7. .418 (23-55), Maria Marchesano, 2003-04 8. .414 (55-133), Sarah Hurrle, 1988-99 9. .413 (31-75), Sarah Hurrle, 1996-97 10. .409 (67-164), Jackie Closser, 2004-05

Free Throws Made 1. 151, Julie VonDielingen, 1990-91 2. 149, Julie VonDielingen, 1992-93 3. 133, Sarah Schuetz, 1997-98 4. 126, Jennifer Marlow, 1995-96 5. 117, Nancy Bowden, 2003-04 6. 116, Brittany Bowen, 2010-11 115, Julie VonDielingen, 1989-90 115, Nancy Bowden, 2001-02 9. 111, Chloe Hamilton, 2010-11 111, Shelley Roby, 1989-90

Free Throws Attempted 1. 191, Sarah Schuetz, 1997-98 2. 185, Julie VonDielingen, 1992-93 3. 182, Lade Akande, 2006-07 4. 179, Julie VonDielingen, 1990-91 5. 170, Sarah Schuetz, 1996-97 6. 166, Nancy Bowden, 2003-04

7. 164, Lade Akande, 2005-06 8. 159, Tori Schickel, 2016-17 9. 157, Nancy Bowden, 2002-03 10. 153, Nancy Bowden, 2001-02

Free Throw Percentage (min. 60 made) 1. .923 (72-78), Debbie Benziger, 1997-98 2. .901 (64-71), Sarah Bolten, 2001-02 3. .894 (42-47), Candace Jones, 2005-06

4. .879 (109-124), Jennifer Marlow, 1997-98 5. .870 (80-92), Sarah Hurrle, 1998-99 6. .867 (104-120), Jackie Closser, 2005-06 7. .866 (116-134), Brittany Bowen, 2010-11 8. .863 (126-146), Jennifer Marlow, 1995-96 9. .852 (104-122), Jackie Closser, 2006-07 10. .845 (98-116), Debbie Benziger, 1995-96 .845 (93-110), Jennifer Marlow, 1998-99 Steals 1. 118, Liz Skinner, 1980-81 2. 107, Liz Skinner, 1978-79 3. 106, Nancy Bowden, 2003-04 4. 105, Liz Skinner, 1981-82 5. 99, Mary Majewski, 1992-93 6. 97, Barb Skinner, 1982-83 7. 94, Mary Majewski, 1990-91 8. 92, Nancy Bowden, 2002-03 9. 91, Liz Skinner, 1979-80 10. 83, Jenna Cobb, 2011-12

Blocked Shots 1. 103, Liesl Schultz, 1994-95 2. 95, Belle Obert, 2015-16 3. 82, Beth Piepenbrink, 1980-81 4. 79, Liz Stratman, 2013-14 5. 73, Daress McClung, 2012-13 6. 72, Liesl Schultz, 1993-94 7. 68, Belle Obert, 2014-15 8. 59, Liz Stratman, 2012-13 9. 57, Kelly Kuhn, 2000-01 10. 51, Elza Purvlicis, 1980-81

Minutes Played 1. 1,148, Jackie Closser, 2006-07 2. 1,103, Mary Majewski, 1992-93 3. 1,102, Brittany Bowen, 2010-11 4. 1,098, Tori Schickel, 2016-17 5. 1,080, Nancy Bowden, 2002-03 6. 1,075, Mandy McDivitt, 2013-14 7. 1,072, Jackie Closser, 2005-06 8. 1,068, Taylor Schippers, 2012-13 9. 1,059, Blaire Langlois, 2015-16 10. 1,057, Jackie Closser, 2004-05

Sarah Schuetz

Nancy Bowden

Melissa Kilgore

Individual Season Records

80

Martha Kondalski

Mary Majewski

Jennifer Marlow

Points 1. 2,018, Julie VonDielingen, 1989-93 2. 1,705, Lade Akande, 2005-09 3. 1,517, Elza Purvlicis, 1980-84 4. 1,485, Jennifer Marlow, 1995-99 5. 1,461, Brittany Bowen, 2007-11 6. 1,448, Barb Skinner, 1979-83 7. 1,378, Beth Piepenbrink, 1979-83 8. 1,375, Sue Morris, 1981-85 9. 1,343, Jackie Closser, 2003-07 10. 1,320, Sarah Schuetz, 1994-98

Scoring Average 1. 18.0, Julie VonDielingen, 1990-93 2. 16.0, Daress McClung, 2012-14 3. 15.6, Elza Purvlicis, 1981-84 4. 14.5, Barb Skinner, 1980-83 5. 14.2, Lade Akande, 2006-09 6. 13.9, Beth Piepenbrink, 1980-83 7. 13.8, Sue Morris, 1982-85 8. 13.5, Tori Schickel, 2015-17 9. 13.0, Jennifer Marlow, 1996-99 10. 12.7, Taylor Schippers, 2012-13

Rebounds 1. 1,050, Elza Purvlicis, 1980-84 2. 1,013, Beth Piepenbrink, 1980-83 3. 939, Julie VonDielingen, 1990-93 4. 781, Susan Lester, 2006-10 5. 774, Sarah Schuetz, 1995-98 6. 757, Lade Akande, 2005-09 7. 685, Cortney Urquhart, 2001-05 8. 684, Martha Kondalski, 1985-89 9. 658, Liesl Schultz, 1991-95 10. 657, Sue Morris, 1981-85

Rebounding Average 1. 11.4, Elza Purvlicis, 1981-84 2. 10.5, Tori Schickel, 2015-17 3. 10.2, Beth Piepenbrink, 1980-83 4. 8.4, Julie VonDielingen, 1990-93 5. 7.9, Daress McClung, 2012-14 6. 7.5, Kelly Kuhn, 1999-01 7. 7.1, Martha Kondalski, 1986-89 8. 6.9, Belle Obert, 2014-16 9. 6.6, Sue Morris, 1982-85 10. 6.4, Sarah Schuetz, 1995-98

Assists 1. 584, Melissa Kilgore, 1985-88 2. 583, Mary Majewski, 1990-93 3. 540, Nancy Bowden, 2001-04 4. 509, Barb Skinner, 1980-83 5. 439, Jackie Closser, 2004-07 6. 382, Jennifer Marlow, 1996-99 7. 348, Liz Skinner, 1979-82 8. 302, Jenny Young, 1980-83 9. 275, Jami Sloan, 1991-94 10. 273, Terra Burns, 2007-11

Assist Average 1. 5.5, Melissa Kilgore, 1985-88 2. 5.3, Nancy Bowden, 2001-04 3. 5.1, Barb Skinner, 1980-83 4. 4.9, Mary Majewski, 1990-93 5. 3.9, Taylor Schippers, 2012-13 6. 3.8, Jackie Closser, 2004-07 7. 3.6, Liz Skinner, 1979-82 8. 3.4, Jennifer Marlow, 1996-99 9. 3.0, Jenny Young, 1980-83 10. 3.0, Terra Burns, 2007-11

Field Goals Made 1. 744, Julie VonDielingen, 1989-93 2. 703, Lade Akande, 2005-09 3. 626, Elza Purvlicis, 1980-84 4. 600, Barb Skinner, 1979-83 5. 592, Beth Piepenbrink, 1979-83 6. 553, Sue Morris, 1981-85 7. 502, Brittany Bowen, 2007-11 488, Sarah Schuetz, 1994-98 8. 477, Martha Kondalski, 1985-89 9. 470, Cortney Urquhart, 2001-05 10. 463, Jennifer Marlow, 1995-99

Field Goal Attempts 1. 1,442, Barb Skinner, 1980-83 2. 1,401, Julie VonDielingen, 1990-93 3. 1,390, Lade Akande, 2006-09 4. 1,317, Elza Purvlicis, 1981-84 5. 1,106, Sue Morris, 1982-85 6. 1,075, Brittany Bowen, 2007-11 1,075, Beth Piepenbrink, 1980-83 8. 1,071, Liz Skinner, 1979-82 9. 1,065, Nikki Anderson, 1988-91 10. 1,040, Martha Kondalski, 1986-89

Field Goal Percentage 1. .600 (404-673), Liesl Schultz, 1992-95 2. .586 (279-476), Kelly Kuhn, 1999-01 3. .556 (314-565), Chloe Hamilton, 2007-11

4. .551 (592-1075), Beth Piepenbrink, 1980-83 5. .537 (488-909), Sarah Schuetz, 1995-98 6. .534 (172-322), Pat Jackson, 1994-95 7. .531 (744-1401), Julie VonDielingen, 1990-93 8. .520 (269-517), Alexis Proffi tt, 1996-97

9. .507 (271-535), Tori Schickel, 2015-17 10. .506 (703-1390), Lade Akande, 2006-09

3-Point Field Goals Made 1. 271, Jackie Closser, 2004-07 2. 227, Ellen Hamilton, 2004-07 3. 177, Blaire Langlois, 2012-16 4. 171, Mandy McDivitt, 2010-14 5. 169, Sydney Buck, 2014-17 6. 167, Debbie Benziger, 1995-98 7. 164, Brittany Bowen, 2007-11 8. 142, Maria Marchesano, 2002-05 9. 139, Susan Lester, 2006-10 10. 128, Jennifer Marlow, 1996-99

Individual Career Records

81

1,000 Point Scorers 1. 2,018, Julie VonDielingen, 1989-93

2. 1,705, Lade Akande, 2005-09

3. 1,517, Elza Purvlicis, 1980-84

4. 1,485, Jennifer Marlow, 1995-99

5. 1,461, Brittany Bowen, 2007-11

6. 1,448, Barb Skinner, 1979-83

7. 1,378, Beth Piepenbrink, 1979-83

8. 1,375, Sue Morris, 1981-85

9. 1,343, Jackie Closser, 2003-07

10. 1,320, Sarah Schuetz, 1994-98

11. 1,275, Susan Lester, 2006-10

12. 1,224, Liz Skinner, 1978-82

13. 1,214, Debbie Benziger, 1994-98

14. 1,157, Martha Kondalski, 1985-89

15. 1,154, Cortney Urquhart, 2001-05

16. 1,133, Ellen Hamilton, 2003-07

17. 1,128, Nikki Anderson, 1987-91

18. 1,080, Angela Cotton, 1990-94

19. 1,031, Nancy Bowden, 2000-04

20. 1,022, Sarah Armington, 1991-95

21. 1,019, Liesl Schultz, 1991-95

3-Point Field Goal Attempts 1. 697, Jackie Closser, 2003-07 2. 578, Mandy McDivitt, 2010-14 3. 571, Ellen Hamilton, 2003-07 4. 558, Blaire Langlois, 2012-16 5. 497, Sydney Buck, 2014-17 6. 439, Debbie Benziger, 1994-98 7. 413, Brittany Bowen, 2007-11 413, Susan Lester, 2006-10 9. 406, Mandy McDivitt 2010-12 10. 404, Alyssa Pittman, 2009-11

3-Point Field Goal Percentage 1. .443 (128-289), Jennifer Marlow, 1995-99 2. .404 (55-136), Brandi Kimble, 1989-93 3. .398 (39-98), Pam Schiefelbein, 1984-88 4. .398 (227-571), Ellen Hamilton, 2003-07 5. .397 (164-413), Brittany Bowen, 2007-11 6. .395 (51-129), Michelle Warwick, 1990-94 7. .394 (114-289), Sarah Hurrle, 1997-99 8. .389 (271-697), Jackie Closser, 2003-07 9. .380 (167-439), Debbie Benziger, 1994-98 10. .369 (142-385), Maria Marchesano, 2001-05

Free Throws Made 1. 518, Julie VonDielingen, 1990-93 2. 431, Jennifer Marlow, 1996-99 3. 364, Nancy Bowden, 2001-04 4. 344, Sarah Schuetz, 1995-98 5. 299, Lade Akande, 2006-09 6. 285, Shelley Roby, 1987-90 7. 281, Angela Cotton, 1991-94 8. 280, Jackie Closser, 2004-07 9. 269, Sue Morris, 1982-85 10. 268, Sarah Armington, 1992-95

Free Throw Attempts 1. 643, Julie VonDielingen, 1990-93 2. 616, Lade Akande, 2006-09 3. 555, Sarah Schuetz, 1995-98 4. 516, Jennifer Marlow, 1996-99 5. 512, Nancy Bowden, 2001-04 6. 423, Shelley Roby, 1987-90 7. 395, Elza Purvlicis, 1981-84 8. 378, Cortney Urquhart, 2002-05 9. 376, Angela Cotton, 1991-94 10. 374, Liz Skinner, 1979-82

Free Throw Percentage 1. .841 (280-333), Jackie Closser, 2004-07 2. .835 (252-304), Brittany Bowen, 2007-11 .835 (431-516), Jennifer Marlow, 1996-99 4. .830 (200-241), Sarah Hurrle, 1997-99 5. .826 (257-311), Debbie Benziger, 1995-98 6. .817 (196-240), Nikki Anderson, 1988-91 7. .809 (266-329), Susan Lester, 2006-10 8. .809 (269-333), Sue Morris, 1982-85 9. .806 (518-643), Julie VonDielingen, 1989-93 10. .800 (180-225), Ellen Hamilton, 2004-07

Steals 1. 419, Liz Skinner, 1979-82 2. 332, Mary Majewski, 1990-93 3. 305, Nancy Bowden, 2001-04 4. 302, Barb Skinner, 1980-83 5. 213, Jenny Young, 1980-83 6. 201, Melissa Kilgore, 1985-88 7. 192, Beth Piepenbrink, 1980-83 8. 176, Pam Schiefelbein, 1985-88 9. 167, Elza Purvlicis, 1981-84 10. 164, Melanie Thornton, 2006-10

Blocked Shots 1. 254, Liesl Schultz, 1992-95 2. 164, Elza Purvlicis, 1981-84 3. 163, Belle Obert, 2014-16 4. 140, Lade Akande, 2006-09 5. 139, Beth Piepenbrink, 1980-83 6. 138, Liz Stratman, 2012-14 7. 126, Melanie Thornton, 2006-10 8. 106, Kelly Kuhn, 1999-01 9. 103, Daress McClung, 2012-14 10. 82, Beth Hoffmeister, 1987-90

Minutes Played 1. 3,751, Jackie Closser, 2004-07 2. 3,607, Mary Majewski, 1990-93 3. 3,538, Julie VonDielingen, 1990-93 4. 3,441, Nancy Bowden, 2001-04 5. 3,388, Brittany Bowen, 2007-11 6. 3,293, Melissa Kilgore, 1985-88 7. 3,213, Lade Akande, 2006-09 8. 3,164, Ellen Hamilton, 2004-07 9. 3,115, Mandy McDivitt, 2010-14 10. 3,093, Cortney Urquhart, 2002-05

Individual Career Records

Beth Piepenbrink & Barb Skinner

Elza Purvlicis &Sue Morris

2017-18 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULEDate Opponent Location Time Nov. 11 AUSTIN PEAY Hinkle Fieldhouse 7PMNov. 15 at Murray State Murray, Ky. 12PMNov. 17 LIPSCOMB Hinkle Fieldhouse 7PMNov. 20 at USF Tampa, Fla. 7PMNov. 23 vs. West Virginia Melbourne, Fla. 12PMNov. 24 vs. Virginia Tech Melbourne, Fla. 6PMNov. 25 vs. Drexel Melbourne, Fla. 3:30PMNov. 29 at Ball State Muncie, Ind. 7PMDec. 3 at Illinois State Normal, Ill. 3PMDec. 8 WISCONSIN Hinkle Fieldhouse 7PMDec. 18 LOYOLA Hinkle Fieldhouse 7PMDec. 21 at Indiana State Terre Haute, Ind. 2PMDec. 29 XAVIER* (FS2) Hinkle Fieldhouse 7PMJan. 2 at Villanova* Villanova, Pa. 7PMJan. 5 at Georgetown* Washington, D.C. 7PMJan. 7 SETON HALL* Hinkle Fieldhouse 1PMJan. 10 ST. JOHN’S* (FS2) Hinkle Fieldhouse 7PMJan. 12 at Marquette* Milwaukee, Wis. 8PMJan. 14 at DePaul* (CBSSN) Chicago, Ill. 4:30 PMJan. 19 CREIGHTON* Hinkle Fieldhouse 7PMJan. 21 PROVIDENCE* Hinkle Fieldhouse 1PMJan. 26 GEORGETOWN* Hinkle Fieldhouse 7PMJan. 28 VILLANOVA* Hinkle Fieldhouse 1PMFeb. 2 at St. John’s* Queens, N.Y. 7PMFeb. 4 at Seton Hall* South Orange, N.J. 1PMFeb. 9 DEPAUL* Hinkle Fieldhouse 7PMFeb. 11 MARQUETTE* Hinkle Fieldhouse 1PMFeb. 16 at Providence* Providence, R.I. 7PMFeb. 18 at Creighton* Omaha, Neb. 2PMFeb. 25 at Xavier* Cincinnati, Ohio 2PMMarch 3-6 BIG EAST Tournament Chicago, Ill. TBA