2011-12 SCHEDULE & RESULTS Dixie State November Time/Result at 2 at Oregon (ex.) L, 75-82 5 at Arizona State (ex.) L, 69-89 Grand Canyon 8 SD CHRISTIAN (ex.) W, 83-59 March 3, 2012 11 at UNLV L, 66-83 6:30 p.m. (AZ Time) 16 MASTER’S COLLEGE W, 77-70 HOLIDAY INN THANKSGIVING CLASSIC Record: 20-5, 15-2 Phoenix, Ariz. Record: 18-7, 11-5 25 SEATTLE PACIFIC W, 67-58 Head Coach: Jon Judkins GCU Arena Head Coach: 26 FORT LEWIS W, 81-66 Conference: Pacific West Conference: Pacific West December

3 *NDNU W, 76-66 10 N. NEW MEXICO W, 69-49 GAME NOTES HOLIDAY INN CHRISTMAS CLASSIC VS. DIXIE STATE: GCU trails the all-time series, 10-3. The Red Storm defeated the Antelopes 73-56 16 SAINT MARTIN’S L, 69-78 on Jan. 16 in St. George, Utah. Dixie has already clinched the PacWest Conference Championship 17 CS BERNARDINO W, 66-49 and the automatic bid to the NCAA tourney. DSC lost their last time out, a 73-71 setback to 30 ARIZONA CHRISTIAN W, 83-68 Chaminade on Feb. 25. The Red Storm had won their previous 13 games in a row. January LAST TIME OUT: Grand Canyon won for the eighth-straight time, defeating Cal Baptist 71-63 on 3 *at Dominican L, 62-72 March 1 at GCU Arena. For the second-straight game, five GCU players scored in double figures. 5 *at NDNU L, 65-70 11 *DOMINICAN W, 81-54 Nick Witherill led the Antelopes with 15 points. Braylon Pickrel posted 13 points and 10 rebounds 16 *at Dixie State L, 56-73 on the night. 19 *HAWAI’I HILO W, 77-64 POLLING PLACES: The Antelopes entered the NCAA West Region poll for the first time this season, 24 *HAWAI’I PACIFIC W, 70-57 ranked 10th. The top-eight teams in the region make it to the NCAA tourney. Selections for the 28 *at BYU-Hawai’i L, 75-79 tournament will be made on Sunday evening. A win tonight by the Antelopes will make the 30 *at Chaminade L, 66-69 (ot) selection show a “must-see” in your viewing plans Sunday evening. NCAA.com will stream the February selection show, beginning at 8:30 p.m. (AZ time). 1 *at Hawai’i Pacific W, 73-56 HOME SWEET HOME: GCU is 14-1 at the new Grand Canyon University Arena. The Antelopes have 4 *at Hawai’i Hilo W, 84-71 11 *at Cal Baptist W, 65-55 averaged 2,205 fans per game this season, compared to 1,175 a year ago. They are 34-8 all-time at 13 *ACADEMY OF ART W, 75-59 home under head coach Russ Pennell (previous two seasons were played at Antelope Gym). 20 *BYU-HAWAI’I W, 72-59 ROAD IMPROVEMENTS: GCU won their last four straight games on the road. It is the first time 22 *CHAMINADE W, 77-69 they have done so since winning six straight away from home in the 2006-07 season. The ‘Lopes 25 *at Academy of Art W, 82-50 had lost 10 in a row, dating back to the 2010-11 season, prior to the current four-game win streak. March STREAKING: Grand Canyon has won eight-straight games and 10 of their last 12. The last time they 1 *CAL BAPTIST W, 71-63 won as many as eight in a row was when they put together a 10-game streak from Feb. 7 – March 3 *DIXIE STATE 6:30 p.m. 9, 2007. That season the Antelopes went to the NCAA Tournament, the last time they have made Home games in CAPS *PacWest Conference games All times are Arizona time and subject to change. it to postseason play. “PICK” OF THE WEEK: Braylon Pickrel has been named the Pacific West Conference Men’s GCU BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS: Basketball Player of the Week for games contested Feb. 20-26. In wins over BYU-Hawai’i, Name: Grand Canyon University (1949) Chaminade and Academy of Art, Pickrel averaged 17.3 points, 9.7 rebounds and 5.3 blocks per Enrollment: 4,400 (ground), 38,000 (online) game. He ranked first in rebounding and in blocked shot average, and topped the league in free Nickname: Antelopes throw shooting for the week after going 13-for-13 from the line. Colors: Purple/Black/White Executive Chairman: Brent Richardson FRESHMAN IMPACT: Jerome Garrison is averaging 10.3 points per game, the second highest CEO: Brian Mueller among freshmen in the PacWest Conference. Garrison has scored in double digits in 14 games this Director of Athletics: Keith Baker season, including five in a row from Jan. 30 – Feb. 13. Garrison leads the conference with a .847 Facility: GCU Arena (4,602) free throw percentage. BASKETBALL HISTORY POINT LEADERSHIP: Senior Kyle Speed has scored in double-digits in 19 of his 24 games played nd First year: 1949-50 (62 season) this season. Speed led the team in scoring in nine of those games. He scored a season-high 20 Overall Record: 1,037-658 points on Jan. 28 at BYU-Hawai’i and Feb. 22 vs. Chaminade. His 13.4 points-per-game ranks 10th Postseason: 17 apps. (NAIA and NCAA) in the PacWest. Speed leads the team with 79 assists and 36 steals. National Titles: 3 (’75,’78,’88 - all NAIA) NOTABLE BASKETBALL ALUMS: “DUB” GETS BUSY ON THE BOARDS: Senior Justin Wesolowski has pulled down 59 rebounds in his Players: Bayard Forrest (1972-76); Horacio Llamas (1994- last eight games. He is seventh in the PacWest, averaging 6.4 rebounds per game. 96). Coaches: (1965-81); (1983- WITHERILL LEADS WAY: Senior Nick Witherill has had 11-games in which he has scored in double 86); (1986-88) figures this season. The Antelopes are 10-1 in those games.

Grand Canyon University Antelopes # Antelopes POS YR HT Pts. RB Hometown/High School Notes 0 Brad Carroll G JR 6-6 9.0 3.5 Chandler, AZ/Corona del Sol Will miss remainder of season due to injury (knee). 1 Micah Fetters G FR-R 5-11 0.8 0.3 Chandler, AZ/Hamilton Scored a season-best 7 points on Dec. 10 vs. NNMC. 3 Kyle Speed G SR 6-0 13.4 3.0 Seattle, WA/Lake Washington Ranks 10th in the conference in scoring. 4 Chris Johnson F SO 6-6 7.5 3.2 Phoenix, AZ/Highland Ineligible to play second half of the season. 5 Justin Foreman G FR 6-6 6.2 2.2 Houston, TX/Westbury Christian Averaging 17.2 minutes per game. . 10 Steve Morin G JR 6-5 4.6 1.3 Scottsdale, AZ/Saguaro Scored a career-high 16 points on Jan. 30 at Chaminade. 11 Braylon Pickrel F/C JR 6-10 10.5 6.6 Mesa, AZ/Red Mountain Had 23 points, 8 rebounds and 8 blocks on Feb. 20 vs. BYUH. 15 Travis Currier F JR 6-7 0.0 0.3 Gilbert, AZ/Surrey Garden Arizona Republic 1A-3A All-State second team. 21 Jerome Garrison G FR 6-3 10.3 1.9 Phoenix, AZ/Mountain Pointe Leads the conference in free-throw percentage. 22 Justin Wesolowski F/C SR 6-8 7.5 6.4 Mesa, AZ/Mountain View Second on team with a 6.4 rebounds per game average. 23 Barret Robbins C JR 6-8 2.1 3.1 Phoenix, AZ/Desert Vista Recorded a season-high 8 rebounds on Jan. 24 vs. HPU. 25 Dillon Currier G SO 6-5 0.8 0.5 Gilbert, AZ/Gilbert Christian Transfer from Westmont. 32 Killian Larson C JR 6-9 -- -- Puyallup, WA/Puyallup Transfer from Dominican. Will redshirt this season. 40 Blake Davis F SO 6-6 5.4 4.5 Phoenix, AZ/St. Mary’s Scored in double digits on two occasions this season. 44 Nick Witherill G SR 6-3 8.8 2.2 Phoenix, AZ/Highland Scored a season-best 21 on Dec. 17 vs. San Bernardino. 52 Jake Zuilhof F/C FR 6-9 1.1 1.1 Azle TX/Azle Averaged 11.9 points and 8.0 rebs. as a senior in HS.

Head Coach Russ Pennell Assistant Coaches Mark Nelson, Anthony Boone, Phil Cullen Strength and Conditioning Coach Chuck Howard Trainer Geordie Hackett

GAME NOTES (Cont.) GCU’S 2011-12 RECORD WHEN: FROM THE FLOOR: GCU is averaging 72.2 points per game this season, third in the PacWest Grand Canyon University Arena 14-1 Conference. They are shooting 73 percent from the free throw line, best among PacWest schools. On the road 4-6 GCU has pulled down an average of 35.2 rebounds per game, fourth-best in the league. Overtime games 0-0 DIALING IN FROM DOWNTOWN: Grand Canyon has shot 42 percent (57-for-137) from behind the Leading at the half 15-1 arc in their past seven games, all wins. The ‘Lopes are fourth in the conference, shooting 36 percent Behind at the half 3-5 this season. Tied at the half 0-1 BALANCED ATTACK: Grand Canyon has produced a balanced scoring attack this season. Seven Game decided by 1-5 points 0-3 Antelope players are averaging 7.0 or more points a game this season. Six different players have Game decided by 6-9 points 5-1 been high-point scorers in a game this season. Last season, GCU had four players finish the season Game decided by 10-15 points 7-1 with a 7.0 or more points-per-game average. Game decided by 16 points or more 6-2 AT THE HELM: Russ Pennell is in his third season with GCU. He has a 48-35 record over his first two- GCU out-rebounds the opponent 11-1 plus seasons, leading the ‘Lopes to a 14-12 record in 2010-11. It was the first winning campaign for GCU is out-rebounded by the opponent 6-4 the Antelopes since 2006-07. Pennell was the interim head coach at Arizona during the 2008-09 Same number of rebounds 1-2 season, after retired, leading the Wildcats to the Sweet 16 and 21-14 record. He was an GCU with better shooting percentage 14-0 assistant coach for Rob Evans at Arizona State and Mississippi. Pennell began his coaching career as GCU with worse shooting percentage 3-7 an assistant coach at Oklahoma State under Eddie Sutton. Pennell has an overall coaching record of Same shooting percentage 1-0 69-49 in three seasons. GCU shooting 50.0-plus FG pct. 4-0 GCU ADDS THREE: Camyn Boone, Jeff Lowery and Derreck Brooks have signed NLI’s to play for GCU GCU shooting less than 50.0 FG pct. 14-7 in 2012-13. All three recruits hail from the local area. Boone, a 6-7 forward from Mesa Mountain GCU with fewer TOs than opponent 12-3 View, was an Honorable Mention All-State Arizona Republic selection as a junior. Lowery, a 6-1 point GCU with more TOs than opponent 6-4 guard for Desert Vista in Phoenix, averaged 10.7 points as a junior. Brooks, a 6-5 guard/forward, GCU with same number of TOs 0-0 averaged 18.9 points and 5.3 rebounds for Desert Ridge in Mesa last season. GCU with fewer fouls than opponent 13-2 THE NEW DIGS: This season marks the debut of Grand Canyon University Arena. GCU Arena is the GCU with more fouls than opponent 4-5 latest in the campus’ continued growth and will seat 4,602 fans for basketball in a state-of-the-art Same number of fouls 1-0 venue that will also host musical performances, speaking engagements and conferences. Last October the University opened a brand-new 55,000 square foot Recreational Center that features PacWest Conference Standings three basketball courts and practice facilities for wrestling and volleyball. The “Rec Center” is decked Team Conf Pct. Overall Pct. Dixie State 15-2 .882 20-5 .800 out with impressive athletic training and strength and conditioning rooms for all GCU athletes. BYU-Hawai’i 13-4 .765 16-10 .615 HOW CAN I FOLLOW? Both men’s and women’s basketball can be viewed or heard by going to Grand Canyon 12-5 .706 18-7 .720 www.gculopes.com. GCU Alum, Michael Potter, will be handling the play-by-play for the games. Dan Cal Baptist 10-7 .588 16-8 .667 Nichols, GCU Assistant AD and basketball head coach at South Mountain CC, will join the broadcast Dominican 9-8 .529 10-18 .357 this season as an analyst. ‘Lopes Lead-in will begin 10 minutes prior to tip-off of each game. Live stats Chaminade 8-9 .471 10-14 .417 are also available at www.gculopes.com. NDNU 7-10 .412 11-14 .440 RUSS PENNELL COACHES SHOW: The “Russ Pennell Coaches Show” airs every Tuesday at 5:15 p.m. Hawai’i Pacific 6-11 .353 11-14 .440 Hawai’i Hilo 3-14 .176 9-16 .360 during the college basketball season on THE FAN AM 1060. The show is hosted by Mike Muraco and Academy of Art 2-15 .118 4-23 .148 Dan Manuchi (Roc and Manuch) during their “Calling All Sports” program, weekdays from 3 - 6 p.m. For people outside of the Phoenix market, the show can be heard live at www.kdus.com. Records as of March 2, 2012