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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Department of Intercollegiate Athletics 5 Department Contacts 6 2010-11 Head Coaches 6 BASKETBALL Director of Athletics 7 MEDIA GUIDES Mission Statement 8

2010 Women’s Basketball

Schedule 9-10

Coaches 11-14

Season Preview 15-16

Roster 17-18

Athlete Bios 19-26

Record Book 27-31

Student-Athlete Artwork 33-42

Academy of Art University

History + mission 43-44

Majors 45-46

Athletics Advisory Board 47-48

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DEPARTMENT CONTACTS

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Dr. Jamie Williams Athletic Director 415-618-8249 [email protected] Meghan Bushnell Assistant to the Athletic Director 415-618-6249 [email protected] Stephanie Strowbridge Associate Athletic Director; swa 415.618.6181 [email protected] Allison Magner Assistant Athletic Director; Marketing 415.618.6173 [email protected] Colin Preston Assistant Athletic Director; Operations 415.618.6553 [email protected] Megan De La Hoya- Sports Information Director 415.618.6495 [email protected] Blankenheim Farryn Lewis Sports Information Coordinator 415.618.6495 [email protected] Rob Garcia Sports Information Assistant 415.618.6495 [email protected] Lynda Espana Academic Coordinator 415.618.3813 [email protected] Melissa Sydeman Faculty Athletic Representative (far) 415.618.6510 [email protected] Karmont Mak Head Athletic Trainer, atc 415.618.8234 [email protected] Tim Rice Development Associate 415.618.8219 [email protected]

HEAD COACHES

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Brian Guinn Baseball 415.618.3629 [email protected] DEPARTMENT OF Mark Sembrowich Basketball / Men’s 415.618.6596 [email protected] Lindsey Yamasaki Basketball / Women’s 415.618.6404 [email protected] INTERCOLLEGIATE Hank Fields Cheer / Dance 415.618.6397 [email protected] Charles Ryan Cross Country & Track / Men’s and Women’s 865.406.5192 [email protected] ATHLETICS Michele Larkey Golf / Men’s and Women’s 510.206.9672 [email protected] Daniel Rosaia Soccer / Men’s 415.618.6208 [email protected] Aileen Nasypany Soccer / Women’s 415.618.6577 [email protected] Rachel Sherman Softball 415.618.6311 [email protected] Dave Allen Tennis / Women’s 415.307.1800 [email protected] Allison Magner Volleyball / Women’s 415.618.6173 [email protected]

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DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

DR. JAMIE WILLIAMS ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS Director of Athletics MISSION STATEMENT Dr. Jamie Williams is the first Director of YMotion Media, which is focused on original

Athletics at the Academy of Art University in sports content. San Francisco, the largest and most renowned MISSION private art university in the country. Dr. Williams is a firm believer in arts and Our mission is a dedication to distinction, sportsmanship, pride, teamwork, credibility, and athletics coexisting like the “warrior-poet” of creativity. Through the Academy of Art University Intercollegiate Athletic program, student- Dr. Williams is a graduate of the University yesteryear. He plans for the Academy to make athletes are empowered to realize their full potential academically, personally, and of Nebraska, where he was an All-American an immediate impact on the world of colle- professionally while on the path to collegiate success. and an All-Big Eight Conference football player, giate athletics. In just under four years, Dr. earning an undergraduate degree in Broadcast Williams has molded the Academy of Art GUIDING PRINCIPLES Journalism. He continued his education by University’s Athletic Department into a model “A Pathway to Artistry” through a distinction in: completing a Masters of Science in Mass program that has grown from no athletics to  Staff who work as a collaborative team Communication from San Jose State University sponsoring 14 intercollegiate NCAA Division II  Student-Athletes who embrace competition and receiving a Doctorate of Education in sports. As the program’s student-athletes com-  Athletic support that enhances the academic experience Organization and Leadership from the pete successfully in the classroom and devote  Community engagement that inspires the San Francisco public University of San Francisco. charitable time with the community, Dr.  Williams is on his way to taking the historic Sportsmanship that builds credibility Dr. Williams’ philosophy on developing the Academy of Art University to a whole new level. athletic program is based on the three A’s: VISION Academics, the feeder of intellect and wisdom; Dr. Williams was raised in Davenport, Iowa, “Establish a Tradition of Excellence” through a: Arts, the emancipator of spirit and expression; and now resides on the Peninsula with his wife  Director of Athletics who establishes and carries forth the vision of ART U Athletics and Athletics, the builder of physicality and and two kids. Dr. Williams is a Star Wars and  Head coaching staff who ensure that team goals are met and their athletes adhere courage. Lord of the Rings fan as well as an avid comic to ART U’s athletic mission and vision book reader and collector.  Support staff who meet goals in their focus area and uphold the mission and vision Professionally, Dr. Williams played 12 years in everyday tasks in the National Football League as a tight end  Student-Athlete who embraces the NCAA Division II athletics experience and fosters for the San Francisco 49ers, Houston Oilers, Los the mission and vision through art, academics, athletics, and personal development. Angeles Raiders and St. Louis Cardinals. He

won a Super Bowl Championship in 1990 with the San Francisco 49ers. After working with BE ARTIST. BE ATHLETE. Oscar Award-winning Director, Oliver Stone, to create the motion picture, Any Given Sunday, Dr. Williams started his production company

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SCHEDULE / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME November 6, 2010 Seattle University (exhibition) Seattle, WA 4:00 PM

November 14, 2010 Cal State Los Angeles San Francisco, CA 2:00 PM

November 19, 2010 ^Cal State Chico Chico, CA 7:30 PM November 20, 2010 ^Sonoma State University Chico, CA 5:30 PM November 26, 2010 #Corban University Salem, OR TBA November 27, 2010 #Willamette University Salem, OR TBA

December 4, 2010 Holy Names University (Calif.) San Francisco, CA 12:00 PM

December 11, 2010 %Humboldt State University Arcata, CA 5:30 PM December 12, 2010 %Cal State East Bay Arcata, CA 1:00 PM December 29, 2010 University of San Francisco San Francisco, CA 7:00 PM January 6, 2011 *University of Hawaii - Hilo Hilo, HI 5:00 PM January 8, 2011 *Chaminade University Honolulu, HI 5:30 PM January 10, 2011 *Brigham Young University - Hawaii Laie, HI 5:30 PM January 12, 2011 *Hawaii Pacific University Kaneohe, HI 5:30 PM

January 17, 2011 *Dixie State College San Francisco, CA 5:30 PM

January 20, 2011 *Grand Canyon University San Francisco, CA 1:00 PM

January 25, 2011 *University of Hawaii - Hilo San Francisco, CA 7:30 PM

January 27, 2011 *Hawaii Pacific University San Francisco, CA 5:30 PM

February 3, 2011 *Dominican University (Calif.) San Francisco, CA 5:30 PM

February 7, 2011 *Notre Dame de Namur University Belmont, CA 3:30 PM 2010 February 10, 2011 *Grand Canyon University Phoenix, AZ 5:30 PM February 12, 2011 *Dixie State College St. George, UT 1:00 PM

February 17, 2011 *Chaminade University San Francisco, CA 5:30 PM WOMEN’S BASKETBALL February 19, 2011 *Brigham Young University - Hawaii San Francisco, CA 12:00 PM February 25, 2011 *Dominican University San Rafael, CA 5:30 PM SCHEDULE March 3, 2011 *Notre Dame de Namur University San Francisco, CA 5:30 PM Bold denotes home game *Pacific West Conference contest ^Carls’ Jr. Coslet Classic #Willamette Tournament %CCAA/PacWest Challenge

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COACHING STAFF / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

LINDSEY YAMASAKI MIRANDA FORRY Head Coach Assistant Coach

Lindsey Yamasaki, a former Stanford stand- youth around the Bay Area as well as the direc- Miranda Forry enters her second year as an out, joined the Urban Knights as the program’s tor of her own basketball and volleyball skills assistant coach for the Urban Knights. first women’s basketball head coach in 2008. camps. A native of Novato, California, Forry was a Yamasaki comes to the Academy of Art Lindsey sees coaching at the Academy of standout at Marin Catholic High School. She University after playing four years with the Art University as an opportunity to make his- continued her basketball career at UC Irvine Stanford Cardinal (1998-2002) and four years tory and help build a program for students that where she was a four-year letter-winner (2004- professionally (2002-2006). During Yamasaki’s are as committed to sports as they are the arts. 2008) and team captain. Forry had a successful successful career at Stanford, the Cardinal experience in the Big West Conference and in reached the NCAA Tournament each year, “This is a great opportunity for us to break the classroom at the southern California including an appearance in the West Regional some of the stereotypes placed on art students,” institution. Semifinals in 2002. At the start of the 2007-08 says Coach Yamasaki. “These girls are fierce; I season, she was ranked 5th in Stanford history can’t wait to surprise everyone!” She earned her BA in sociology with a focus in 3-pointers made (192), 10th in points scored on child development and education. Prior to

Coaching Experience (1,497), 11th in points scored per game (13.0), She believes in the power of the student- coming to the Academy of Art University, Forry 2008 - present and holds the record for most 3-pointers made athlete and feels that every student should assisted San Marin High School and was a head Head Coach, ART U in one game (9). Yamasaki also played two sea- have the opportunity to compete in intercolle- coach for the Strictly Hoops AAU organization. Year Win Loss Pct. sons with the Stanford volleyball team, which giate athletics. Lindsey is here to share her bas- 2008-9 6 20 .231 reached the NCAA Championship Final both ketball knowledge, experience and enthusiasm 2009-10 10 17 .370 years she was on the team. for the game. TOTALS 16 37 .302 After graduating from Stanford, Yamasaki “It is my mission to help instill pride and was drafted in the second round by the Miami confidence in my players,” says Coach Yamasaki. Sol of the WNBA. She subsequently played four “The Academy of Art students have the capabil- years of professional basketball with the New ity of being as good of competitors and ball York Liberty, the San Antonio Silver Stars, and players as any other school in the NCAA and I in Turkey with Botas Spor and Ceyhan Belediye. am here to help them see their potential.”

Prior to accepting the head coaching posi- A native of Oregon City, Oregon, Yamasaki tion at the Academy of Art, Yamasaki served as was a two-sport star for Oregon City High a volleyball coach at Palo Alto High School for School before going on to Stanford. During her two years, leading her teams to two De Anza time at Oregon City High School, she won four League Championships while also serving as state championships and three national titles director of the Palo Alto Volleyball Club. She (ranked in USA Today). Upon graduation in also coached a high school basketball team for 1998, she was rated the most highly recruited one year at the Japanese Cultural and athlete as well as an All-American in both bas- Community Center of Northern California for a ketball and volleyball. She graduated from Japanese Exchange Program that traveled to Stanford with a bachelor’s degree in Urban Japan in 2007. In addition, Yamasaki has been a Studies: Architecture and Urban Design in personal basketball and volleyball coach for 2002.

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COACHING STAFF / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

SONDRA STILWELL KAITLYN STEPHAN Graduate Assistant Team Manager

Sondra Stilwell joins the Urban Knight Kaitlyn “Kate” Stephan joins the Academy coaching staff after playing two years under of Art University Women’s Basketball team for Head Coach Lindsey Yamasaki. her first season as Team Manager.

Sondra was the starting point guard for the A native of Pompton Plains, NJ, Stephan Urban Knights, where she led the team in scor- attended County College of Morris where she ing, assists, steals and was one of two players studied Communications prior to transferring to compete and start in all 53 games. Stilwell to Academy of Art University this fall. Stephan also scored a record 686 points and 150 steals will major in Multimedia Communications at in just two years of play. ART U. Stephan also attended Pequannock Township High School where she was a two- A native of Redding, CA, Stilwell transferred year letterwinner in field hockey. from Shasta Community College where she was team captain and an All-Conference selec- Stephan was born in Montclair, NJ on tion she led her team to a 24-8 record and No. 8 February 27 to Cindy Engravalle and Chris seed in the NorCal playoffs. Stephan. She also has two brothers, Colby and Devon. In her spare time, Stephan enjoys spending time with her friends and family, swimming, surfing, good food, laughing, trav- eling, working out, movies and her dog, Cooper.

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SEASON PREVIEW / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SEASON PREVIEW / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Three years ago, Head Coach Lindsey start in all 27 contests last season. “Jess is placing them fifth (one notch higher than their A player who is looked on to have an imme- If Yamasaki’s excitement is any sign of what’s to Yamasaki joined the Academy of Art University incredibly talented and has a great feel for the predicted order of finish). diate impact on this year’s Urban Knight squad come, then this year’s Academy of Art women’s staff with two players, no known facility to game,” said Yamasaki of the senior. is Nicole DeRosier. The junior transfer helped basketball program is destined to do some practice or play in, and an uphill battle ahead The Urban Knights have been hard at work lead her Junior College team to back-to-back damage on the court. With their first exhibition of her. Through her determination and the sup- “When she is on the floor I know she under- in the gym and hope to continue the momen- conference championships. A proven scorer, game quickly approaching, Head Coach port of Athletic Director Dr. Jamie Williams, stands the flow of the game and takes it upon tum they ended the 2009-10 season with, into DeRosier averaged 13.5 points per game in her Lindsey Yamasaki and her squad composed of Yamasaki has since built a program that is gar- herself to get her team on the same page. I am this upcoming year. The feat will not be easy, as final season at Yakima Valley Community talented players from across the country are nering attention from the Bay Area and beyond. so proud of how far she has come as a leader. ART U faces some of Division II’s toughest College. DeRosier will provide the Urban prepared to go into battle and show everyone She is going to have a great year, I can feel it,” programs. Knights with a lethal threat from beyond the the capability of an Urban Knight. In her third and arguably most anticipated Yamasaki added. arc. She shot 42% from behind the line as a season, Yamasaki adds a wealth of talent at A preseason exhibition game against sophomore and will be looked at to drain the multiple positions. “I can’t believe we are head- Nolan, who earned Second Team All Seattle University will test ART U early. The three from downtown. ing into our third season,” Yamasaki said. “There PacWest Honors following the 2009-10 season, Urban Knights open up regular season play are only a handful of players from our first year was voted to the 2010-11 PacWest Preseason with a home game against Cal State LA. “Nicole is a competitor and exactly the type and every once in a while we take a moment to All-Conference Team. The honor was voted on Despite going 4-23 last season, the Golden of player this team has been waiting for,” said bask in the glow of how far we’ve come.” by coaches around the PacWest. Eagles will be a tough match-up for the Yamasaki. “She is smart, technical and just flat Yamasaki continued, “We have a strong, tal- Knights. out competes. Her intensity adds so much ented core of players and a full team of con- Coming into last season, it was a must for value to a group that really blossomed this fall tributors; I couldn’t be more excited to get Yamasaki to add some height at the post posi- Following their home opener, the Urban during training. I am looking forward to watch- started.” tion. Enter Verity Peets, a 6’0 post that gave Knights travel to Chico, CA to take part in the ing her get after it come game time.” ART U some much needed power in the low Carl’s Jr. Classic hosted by Cal State Chico. The With two seniors ready and able to lead the post. Peets transferred from Idaho State and Wildcats, who were predicted to finish second DeRosier’s proven scoring ability coupled Urban Knights this season, Coach Yamasaki has immediately strengthened the team. Peets in the CCAA, will be the Urban Knights first with Lorraine Etchell’s ever-improving game, no reason but to be excited. Jessica Nolan and averaged 9.5 points per game in her first sea- match-up. provide the Urban Knights with a one-two Verity Peets were two players who made an son as an Urban Knight. Yamasaki said this of punch that should be hard for teams to defend. immediate impact on the team last year, and the Stockport, England native, “Verity is never A cross town showdown returns the Urban Etchell enters her junior campaign and has will be looked upon to guide a team that has satisfied and is determined to get better every Knights to War Memorial Gym. ART U is set to played and started in all 53 of the Urban added seven new players to its roster this day.” take on USF in a Battle of the Bay rematch. The Knights’ contests. The junior was second on the season. last time these two teams met, ART U had team in scoring last season, finishing with an “It is nice having a mature player, like Verity, played just two games in its history, and was 11.1 points per game average. However, the 2010-11 campaign looks in practice who works relentlessly to improve ironing out the kinks that come with any new bright for the Urban Knights as they return herself and her team.” Yamasaki continued, “I program. This year, the Urban Knights have a “Raine [Lorraine] is the heart and soul of this three of their top four scorers from a season have a high expectation for her [this season] plethora of talent that will keep the Dons on team,” said Yamasaki. “No one out-works her ago, which includes senior Jessica Nolan, a and I know she has an even higher one for her- their heels. and no one wants this team to be more suc- 2009-10 PacWest Second Team selection, and a self. I’m confident that if she stays the course cessful than she does. It gives me chills think- bevy of talented newcomers. good things will come.” “I love playing USF. There is fun in challeng- ing about how far she has come and how ing ourselves against a notable Bay Area DI much she has left to give this team.” In just her first season as an Urban Knight, As a team the Urban Knights improved by opponent,” said Yamasaki. “Now, with Jennifer Nolan led the team in field goal percentage, four games, finishing the 2010 season with a (Azzi) and Katie (Steding) in charge, I couldn’t shooting an impressive 50% from the field. It 10-17 overall record, and a 6-10 record in confer- be more excited. I am about as competitive as was that level of consistency that was key in ence. Their final two victories to close the sea- they come, so going head-to-head with a few ART U’s successful sophomore campaign. son bumped them up in the PacWest standings, Stanford alums will add some adrenaline to the Nolan was one of three players to play and game.”

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ROSTER / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

# Name Ht Yr Position Hometown / Previous School

5 Madeline Martin 5-5 Fr Point Guard Portland, OR / Central Catholic High School 10 Devin London 5-6 Jr Point Guard Oak Park, IL / John A. Logan Junior College 11 Michelle Koike 5-11 Gr Forward San Francisco, CA / Gonzaga University 12 Jessica Nolan 5-11 Sr Forward Adelaide, Australia / Lassen College 13 Ashley Lucian 5-7 Fr Guard Portola Valley, CA / St. Francis High School 15 Jasmine English 6-1 Jr Forward Los Angeles, CA / Santa Monica City College 20 Madeline Houston 5-6 So Point Guard Tualatin, OR / Tualatin High School 21 Alisa Griggs 6-0 Fr Forward Milwaukie, OR / Oregon City High School 23 Nicole DeRosier 5-9 Jr Guard Puyallup, WA / Yakima Valley Community College 24 Juliua Fraser 6-3 So Forward Brooklyn, NY / State Fair Community College 25 Lorraine Etchell 5-8 Jr Guard Healdsburg, CA / Ursuline High School 42 Verity Peets 6-0 Sr Forward Stockport, England / Idaho State University

Head Coach: Lindsey Yamasaki (3rd year)

Assistant Coach: Miranda Forry (2nd year)

Graduate Assistant: Sondra Stilwell (1st year)

Team Manager: Kaitlyn Stephan (1st year) 2010-11 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER

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PLAYER BIOS / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL - SENIORS PLAYER BIOS / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL - SENIORS

JESSICA NOLAN VERITY PEETS School of Motion Pictures & Television School of Multimedia Communications

POSITION: Forward POSITION: Forward HEIGHT: 5-11 #12 #42 HEIGHT: 6-0 HOMETOWN: Adelaide, Australia HOMETOWN: Stockport, England PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Lassen College PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Idaho State University

2009-2010: Nolan was the top rebounder on the team in addition to being third in scoring and 2009-2010: Peets finished the season second on the team in rebounding and fourth in scoring … second in assists, blocks, and steals … one of three Knights to start and play in all 27 games … played in all 27 games, starting 26 … averaged 9.5 points per game, 6.1 rebounds per game, and 0.7 achieved a career-high 27 points against Dominican on Feb. 18, 2010 … notched her career-best in assists per game … achieved a career-high 20 points versus Cal State East Bay on Dec. 19, 2009 … rebounds (17) versus Chaminade on Feb. 5, 2010 … posted 10 double-doubles for ART U … dished grabbed her career-high in rebounds (14) against Chaminade in the only game she did not start on out a career-high seven assists on two occasions (vs. Simpson on Nov. 30 and vs. Hawaii-Hilo on Feb. 5, 2010 … posted one double-double (19 pts, 10 reb) versus BYU-Hawaii on Feb. 3, 2010. Jan. 5). PERSONAL: Parents are Alex and Valerie Peets... Has one sister, Alexis (24)... Enjoys art, music, social- PERSONAL: Jessica Nolan was born in Adelaide, Australia...Parents are Cheryl and Peter Nolan... izing with people, traveling and experiencing new cultures... says that beating UCLA her freshman has two siblings Adam (25), and Casey (18)...She enjoys film, traveling and basketball... plans on year was her biggest athletic thrill. working in the film industry.

Get to Know Jessica Nolan... Get to Know Verity Peets... Nickname: Nickname: JNo English Muffin What do you like best about playing at ART U? What do you want to do after graduation? The girls and the coaches are amazing. We have a great team bond Get an amazing job and continue living in America. and the fact that I get to study what I love and play ball at the same school! What is your most memorable experience at ART U? What do you do to prepare yourself for a game? Our team retreats to Tahoe, they’re always amazing! Just get my mind right listening to my Ipod. What inspires you as an artist? Everything around me.

CAREER-HIGHS CAREER-HIGHS

Points: 27 vs. Dominican (2-18-10) Points: 20 vs. Cal State East Bay (12-19-09)

Rebounds: 17 vs. Chaminade (2-5-10) Rebounds: 14 vs. Chaminade (2-5-10)

Assists: 7 (on two occasions) Assists: 3 vs. Simpson (11-30-09) (Oct 19, 2010) (Oct 19, 2010) Individual Career History Individual Career History

Nolan, Jessica Peets, Verity

Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg 2009-10 27-27 810/30.0 109-218 .5 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 67-98 .6 8 4 73 158 231 8.6 87 2 78 100 11 54 285 10.6 2009-10 27-26 655/24.3 98-209 .4 6 9 1-3 .3 3 3 60-92 .6 5 2 71 93 164 6.1 97 5 20 85 12 17 257 9.5 TOTAL 27-27 810/30.0 109-218 .5 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 67-98 .6 8 4 73 158 231 8.6 87 2 78 100 11 54 285 10.6 TOTAL 27-26 655/24.3 98-209 .4 6 9 1-3 .3 3 3 60-92 .6 5 2 71 93 164 6.1 97 5 20 85 12 17 257 9.5

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PLAYER BIOS / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL - SENIORS/GRADUATE STUDENTS PLAYER BIOS / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL - JUNIORS

MICHELLE KOIKE DEVIN LONDON School of Multimedia Communications School of Multimedia Communications

POSITION: Point Guard POSITION: Forward #10 #11 HEIGHT: 5-6 HEIGHT: 5-11 HOMETOWN: San Francisco, CA HOMETOWN: Oak Park, IL PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Gonzaga University PREVIOUS SCHOOL: John A. Logan Junior College

CAREER: Michelle Koike spent four years at Gonzaga University... prior to Gonzaga University Koike spent half a year at JOHN A. LOGAN JUNIOR COLLEGE: Devin London spent two seasons at John Logan Junior College...London averaged Franklin Pierce University where she played volleyball... At Franklin Pierce Koike was second on the team in hitting per- 6.6 points and 2.3 assists per game. centage and earned Northeast 10 Conference Newcomer of the Week honors three times. HIGH SCHOOL: London was a two sport athlete at Marian Catholic High School in Chicago, IL... lettered in basketball

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2006 Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep graduate... Koike was a three sport athlete... lettered in volleyball and softball... in basketball London was a SICA South Conference First Team All-Conference selection... was named to (2), basketball (2) and swimming (4)...Volleyball Team Captain...WCAL All-League selection... voted to the San Jose Mer- the Northwest Indiana Times All-Area Basketball... London was selected to play in the Moraine Valley East-West All-Star cury Second Team for volleyball. game... as a softball player, London was a SICA Gold All-Conference First Team selection... was also Daily Southtown All- Area Honorable Mention. PERSONAL: Michelle was born and raised in San Francisco, CA... parents are Wayne and Frances Koike...getting her Masters Degree in Multimedia Communications...enjoys editing, volleyball, swimming and rock climbing in her spare PERSONAL: Born in Chicago Heights, IL on July 7th... parents are Darryl and Karen London... has a sister (Eva) and one time. brother (Darryl Jr.) .. enjoys reading, basketball and softball.

JASMINE ENGLISH School of Animation & Visual Effects POSITION: Forward #15 HEIGHT: 6-1 HOMETOWN: Los Angeles, CA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Santa Monica City College

2009-2010: English was tied for the most blocks on the team (12) ... played in 26 games ... averaged 3.6 points per game, 3.1 rebounds per game, 0.5 blocks per game ... scored a career-high 14 points (6-of-7 from the floor) against Notre Dame de Namur on Feb. 22, 2010 ... pulled down a career-high nine rebounds versus Chaminade on Mar. 2, 2010 ... achieved her career-high in blocks (4) against Grand Canyon on Feb. 25, 2010.

2008-09: Did not compete due to a torn ACL injury.

PERSONAL: Jasmine English was born in Los Angeles, Calif. ... parents are Othello and Leola English ... enjoys cooking, singing, dancing, video games, drawing, writing poetry, and making people laugh ... aspires to be a con- (Oct 19, 2010) cept artist. Individual Career History

English, Jasmine

Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg

2009-10 26-0 260/10.0 34-84 .4 0 5 0-0 .0 0 0 26-37 .7 0 3 22 58 80 3.1 40 0 1 18 12 6 94 3.6 TOTAL 26-0 260/10.0 34-84 .4 0 5 0-0 .0 0 0 26-37 .7 0 3 22 58 80 3.1 40 0 1 18 12 6 94 3.6

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PLAYER BIOS / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL - JUNIORS PLAYER BIOS / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL - SOPHOMORES

LORRAINE ETCHELL MADELINE HOUSTON School of Interior Architecture & Design School of Multimedia Communications POSITION: Guard POSITION: Guard #20 #25 HEIGHT: 5-6 HEIGHT: 5-8 HOMETOWN: Tualatin, OR HOMETOWN: Healdsburg, CA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Tualatin High School PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Ursuline High School

2009-2010: Etchell was the team’s second leading scorer ... was one of three players to start all 27 games ... averaged 11.1 2009-2010: Houston achieved the third-most assists and third-most steals on the team ... played in all 27 games, start- points per game, 3.1 rebounds per game, and 2.9 assists per game ... scored a career-high 23 points against Chaminade ing 19 ... averaged 4.9 points per game, 1.7 rebounds per game, and 1.9 assists per game ... scored a career-high 16 on Mar. 2, 2010 ... matched her career-high in rebounds (7) versus Holy Names on Dec. 11, 2009. points versus Sacramento State on Dec. 21, 2009 ... grabbed a career-high seven rebounds against Cal State Los Angeles on Dec. 12, 2009 ... dished out the most assists of her career (6) versus Hawaii-Hilo on Jan. 5, 2010 ... notched her career- 2008-2009: Etchell had the third highest scoring average among the Urban Knights ... was one of two players to start high in steals (5) against Dixie State on Jan. 16, 2010. all 26 games ... averaged 10.6 points per game, 3.2 rebounds per game, and 2.0 assists per game ... notched a season- high 20 points in a victory over Simpson University on Jan. 19, 2009 ... posted her career-high in rebounds (7) in a win PERSONAL: Born in Tualatin, OR to Matt and Vicki Houston... has one sister, Abby (22), and one brother, Max (14)... against CSU East Bay on Jan. 17, 2009 ... handed out her assist career-high (8) versus BYU-Hawaii on Jan. 26, 2009. enjoys music, fashion, reading, writing and movies when she is not playing basketball... lists playing in and winning the state finals as a freshman and playing in the State final 8 at the University of Portland her junior year as her two biggest PERSONAL: Lorraine “Raine” Etchell was born in Healdsburg, CA ... (Octparents 19, are 2010)Matt Etchell and Jacklyn Wright-Gridley Individual Career History thrills... hopes to become a TV broadcaster or TV host. (Oct 19, 2010) ... enjoys goofing off with friends from home, getting a tan in the summer, shopping, Harry Potter, Hitch, 007 movies, Individual Career History and watching MTV, the Discovery Channel, CSI, and Myth Busters. Etchell, Lorraine Houston, Madeline Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring 2008-09 26-26 743/28.6 100-275 .3 6 4 25-77 .3 2 5 50-68 .7 3 5 28 55 83 3.2 65 0 51 91 8 29 275 10.6 Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg 2009-10 27-27 710/26.3 112-241 .4 6 5 21-73 .2 8 8 55-71 .7 7 5 30 53 83 3.1 58 2 49 79 7 29 300 11.1 2009-10 27-19 646/23.9 53-167 .3 1 7 13-44 .2 9 5 14-23 .6 0 9 13 33 46 1.7 39 1 50 68 0 33 133 4.9 TOTAL 53-53 1453/27.4 212-516 .4 1 1 46-150 .3 0 7 105-139 .7 5 5 58 108 166 3.1 123 2 100 170 15 58 575 10.8 TOTAL 27-19 646/23.9 53-167 .3 1 7 13-44 .2 9 5 14-23 .6 0 9 13 33 46 1.7 39 1 50 68 0 33 133 4.9

NICOLE DEROSIER JULIUA FRASER School of Advertising School of Multimedia Communications POSITION: Guard #23 POSITION: Forward HEIGHT: 5-9 #24 HEIGHT: 6-3 HOMETOWN: Puyallup, WA HOMETOWN: Brooklyn, NY PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Yakima Valley Community College PREVIOUS SCHOOL: State Fair Community College

Yakima Valley Community College: DeRosier helped her team win back-to-back Regional Championships... was voted STATE FAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Played in 17 games, used last season to come back from an ACL injury. Offensive Player of the Year by her team... received Coaches Award and was Team Captain...During her freshman cam- paign helped lead her team to their first ever Eastern Region undefeated season (14-0) and Region Championship... HIGH SCHOOL: Juliua Fraser was a two sport athlete at Valdosta High School... lettered in basketball and track...during was selected First-Team All-Region.. led the region in 3 pt shooting percentage. her senior year Fraser grabbed a career high 19 rebounds in a single game... was voted most improved.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three year varsity letter winner for Rogers High School in Puyallup, WA...was selected as an All- PERSONAL: Fraser was born in Brooklyn, NY on April 2... parents are Julius and Cynthia Fraser...has two brothers, Curtis League & All-Area Player... led her team in scoring, rebounding and assists... led the league in scoring (15.8 points per and Julian... enjoys reading, listening to music and learning about new and interesting facts... hopes to become a radio game) and assists (4.9 assists per game) her senior season....was voted by her teammates as the Offensive Player of the personality/sportscaster. Year her junior and senior years.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Joe and Tami DeRosier in Puyallup, WA... has two siblings, Justin and Michael... Enjoys shop- ping, and hanging out with friends when she has time. 23 24 Academy of Art University: 2010-11 Women’s Basketball Media Guide 1.800.544.2787 | www.artuathletics.com Academy of Art University: 2010-11 Women’s Basketball Media Guide 1.800.544.2787 | www.artuathletics.com

PLAYER BIOS / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL - FRESHMEN PLAYER BIOS / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL - FRESHMEN

MADELINE MARTIN ALISA GRIGGS School of Fashion Merchandising School of Illustration

POSITION: Forward POSITION: Point Guard #21 #5 HEIGHT: 6-0 HEIGHT: 5-5 HOMETOWN: Portland, OR HOMETOWN: Milwaukie, OR PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Central Catholic High School PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Oregon City High School

HIGH SCHOOL: Madeline “Maddie” Martin was a two sport athlete at Central Catholic High School... lettered in basket- HIGH SCHOOL: Alisa Griggs helped lead the Oregon City High School Pioneers to a 28-1 2009-10 season... the 6’0 post ball and soccer...as a sophomore Martin was voted most improved... recieved the best defense award her junior year... averaged 7.5 ppg and 5 rpg... Griggs was a two year letter earner at Oregon City and Clackamas High School... as a as a senior was Team Captain, recieved best defense recognition and had the best GPA on her team... played in a triple sophomore and senior earned Second Team All-League honors... was voted Honorable Mention All-league her junior overtime game in the Oregon State Semi-Finals. year.

PERSONAL: Martin was born in Portland, OR on August 17... parents are Jeff and Nanette...has three siblings; Dominic, PERSONAL: Born September 5, 1991 in Milwaukie, Oregon... parents are Ronald and Dawn Griggs... has one brother, Joe and Molly... enjoys sports, food, sunshine, clothes/shoes, and spending time with friends and family when not play- Xavier... enjoys singing, drawing, spending time with family and friends, and “busting a move now-and-again” when ing basketball. not playing basketball... lists playing in/and winning the Oregon State Championships as her biggest athletic thrill.

ASHLEY LUCIAN School of Illustration POSITION: Guard #13 HEIGHT: 5-7 HOMETOWN: Portola Valley, CA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: St. Francis High School

HIGH SCHOOL: A two sport athlete at St. Francis High School in Mountain View, CA... Lucian lettered in basketball (2) and softball (3)... as a Lancer, Lucian was voted Team Captain by her teammates... was WCAL Honorable Mention.

PERSONAL: Born June 24, 1992 to Karen and Guy Lucian in Palo Alto, CA... has five siblings; Spencer, Travis, Jared, Lind- sey, and Jennifer... hopes to be working for Pixar upon graduation... enjoys drawing and reading in her spare time.

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RECORD BOOK / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL (Oct 20, 2010) INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS

Most points 1. 28 - Hall, Caprice; at Chaminade University; 1/24/2009 3-point field goals made 2. 27 - Nolan, Jessica; at Dominican Lady Pengui; 2/18/2010 1. 6 - Hall, Caprice; at Chaminade University; 1/24/2009 27 - Stilwell, Sondra; vs CSUEBW; 12/19/2009 2. 5 - Hall, Caprice; CSUEBW; 1/17/2009 4. 25 - Hall, Caprice; at Simpson University; 1/19/2009 5 - Hall, Caprice; at Simpson University; 1/19/2009 5. 23 - Etchell, Lorraine; Chaminade University; 3/2/2010 5 - Hall, Caprice; at BYU-Hawaii; 1/26/2009 23 - Key, Levalasi; at Cal State Stanislaus; 11/28/2008 5 - Hall, Caprice; at Sonoma State; 11/15/2008 7. 22 - Key, Levalasi; at BYU-Hawaii; 1/26/2009 6. 4 - Etchell, Lorraine; at Saint Martin's; 12/3/2009 8. 21 - Stilwell, Sondra; at Chaminade University; 2/5/2010 4 - Hall, Caprice; at Metro State Women; 1/3/2009 21 - Stilwell, Sondra; at Notre Dame de Namur; 12/17/2008 4 - Stilwell, Sondra; at Chaminade University; 2/5/2010 10. 20 - Etchell, Lorraine; University of Hawaii at; 1/5/2010 4 - Stilwell, Sondra; at Dixie State College; 2/27/2010 20 - Etchell, Lorraine; Dixie State College; 1/16/2010 4 - Stilwell, Sondra; at Simpson University; 11/30/2009 20 - Etchell, Lorraine; at Simpson University; 1/19/2009 4 - Stilwell, Sondra; Seattle University; 2/4/2009 20 - Etchell, Lorraine; at Simpson University; 11/30/2009 20 - Frazier, Ashleigh; vs Pittsburg State; 11/28/2009 3-point field goals attempted 20 - Peets, Verity; vs CSUEBW; 12/19/2009 1. 11 - Hall, Caprice; CSUEBW; 1/17/2009 20 - Stilwell, Sondra; at Simpson University; 11/30/2009 11 - Hall, Caprice; at Hawaii Hilo Women; 1/28/2009 3. 10 - Hall, Caprice; at Simpson University; 1/19/2009 Field goals made 10 - Hall, Caprice; at Sonoma State; 11/15/2008 1. 11 - Hall, Caprice; at Chaminade University; 1/24/2009 10 - Heck, Jacqui; at Cal State Stanislaus; 11/28/2008 2. 10 - Stilwell, Sondra; vs CSUEBW; 12/19/2009 10 - Stilwell, Sondra; at Sonoma State; 11/15/2008 3. 9 - Frazier, Ashleigh; vs Pittsburg State; 11/28/2009 7. 9 - Hall, Caprice; at BYU-Hawaii; 1/26/2009 9 - Hall, Caprice; at Simpson University; 1/19/2009 9 - Heck, Jacqui; at Sonoma State; 11/15/2008 9 - Key, Levalasi; at Cal State Stanislaus; 11/28/2008 9. 8 - Hall, Caprice; at Chaminade University; 1/24/2009 9 - Nolan, Jessica; at Dominican Lady Pengui; 2/18/2010 8 - Houston, Madeline; at Sacramento State; 12/21/2009 9 - Peets, Verity; Notre Dame de Namur; 2/13/2010 8 - Stilwell, Sondra; at Dixie State College; 2/27/2010 8. 8 - Etchell, Lorraine; University of Hawaii at; 1/5/2010 8 - Stilwell, Sondra; at Holy Names University; 12/11/2009 8 - Etchell, Lorraine; Chaminade University; 3/2/2010 8 - Stilwell, Sondra; at Notre Dame de Namur; 12/17/2008 8 - Etchell, Lorraine; at Simpson University; 11/30/2009 8 - Stilwell, Sondra; Seattle University; 2/4/2009 8 - Key, Levalasi; at BYU-Hawaii; 1/26/2009 2008 - 2009 STATISTICS 8 - Nolan, Jessica; Dixie State College; 1/16/2010 3-point FG percentage (3 made) 8 - Peets, Verity; vs Fort Lewis; 11/27/2009 1. .800 - Hall, Caprice; at Metro State Women; 1/3/2009 (4-5) .800 - Stilwell, Sondra; at Chaminade University; 2/5/2010 (4-5) Field goals attempted 3. .750 - Chaidez, Tianna; at Chaminade University; 2/5/2010 (3-4) 1. 20 - Heck, Jacqui; at Cal State Stanislaus; 11/28/2008 .750 - Hall, Caprice; at Chaminade University; 1/24/2009 (6-8) 20 - Key, Levalasi; at Cal State Stanislaus; 11/28/2008 .750 - Kikuchi, Brittany; at Notre Dame de Namur; 2/22/2010 (3-4) 20 - Stilwell, Sondra; at USF; 11/18/2008 .750 - Stilwell, Sondra; Dominican University; 1/23/2010 (3-4) 4. 19 - Hall, Caprice; CSUEBW; 1/17/2009 .750 - Stilwell, Sondra; Brigham Young University; 3/4/2010 (3-4) 5. 18 - Etchell, Lorraine; Hawaii Pacific Univ; 1/7/2010 .750 - Stilwell, Sondra; at Grand Canyon; 2/25/2010 (3-4) 18 - Etchell, Lorraine; CSUEBW; 1/17/2009 9. .667 - Etchell, Lorraine; at Saint Martin's; 12/3/2009 (4-6) RECORD BOOK 18 - Stilwell, Sondra; at Regis Women's Basketb; 1/2/2009 .667 - Stilwell, Sondra; at Simpson University; 11/30/2009 (4-6) 18 - Stilwell, Sondra; at Sonoma State; 11/15/2008 9. 17 - Frazier, Ashleigh; University of Hawaii at; 1/5/2010 Free throws made 17 - Hall, Caprice; at Simpson University; 1/19/2009 1. 11 - Stilwell, Sondra; CSUEBW; 1/17/2009 17 - Houston, Madeline; at Sacramento State; 12/21/2009 2. 10 - Nolan, Jessica; Notre Dame de Namur; 2/13/2010 17 - Key, Levalasi; at BYU-Hawaii; 1/26/2009 10 - Stilwell, Sondra; at Bethany University; 12/5/2008 17 - Stilwell, Sondra; vs CSUEBW; 12/19/2009 4. 9 - Nolan, Jessica; at Dominican Lady Pengui; 2/18/2010 17 - Stilwell, Sondra; Seattle University; 2/4/2009 9 - Peets, Verity; at Brigham Young Univers; 2/3/2010 6. 8 - Etchell, Lorraine; at Hawaii Hilo Women; 1/28/2009 Field goal percentage (8 made) 8 - Peets, Verity; vs CSUEBW; 12/19/2009 1. .818 - Nolan, Jessica; at Dominican Lady Pengui; 2/18/2010 (9-11) 8 - Stilwell, Sondra; Central Washington; 12/13/2008 2. .733 - Hall, Caprice; at Chaminade University; 1/24/2009 (11-15) 8 - Stilwell, Sondra; at Notre Dame de Namur; 12/17/2008 3. .727 - Nolan, Jessica; Dixie State College; 1/16/2010 (8-11) 10. 7 - Etchell, Lorraine; Chaminade University; 3/2/2010 4. .667 - Peets, Verity; vs Fort Lewis; 11/27/2009 (8-12) 7 - Etchell, Lorraine; at Brigham Young Univers; 2/3/2010 5. .643 - Peets, Verity; Notre Dame de Namur; 2/13/2010 (9-14) 7 - Nolan, Jessica; Grand Canyon Univ; 1/18/2010 6. .615 - Etchell, Lorraine; Chaminade University; 3/2/2010 (8-13) 7 - Peets, Verity; at Dominican Lady Pengui; 2/18/2010 7. .588 - Stilwell, Sondra; vs CSUEBW; 12/19/2009 (10-17) 7 - Stilwell, Sondra; at Chaminade University; 2/5/2010 8. .571 - Etchell, Lorraine; University of Hawaii at; 1/5/2010 (8-14) 9. .563 - Frazier, Ashleigh; vs Pittsburg State; 11/28/2009 (9-16) 10. .533 - Etchell, Lorraine; at Simpson University; 11/30/2009 (8-15)

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RECORD BOOK / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL RECORD BOOK / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2009-10 STATISTICSTHE STAT CREW SYSTEM Academy of Art Univ Combined Team Statistics (as of 3/4/10) All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 10-17 5-5 3-10 2-2 CONFERENCE 6-10 4-4 2-6 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 4-7 1-1 1-4 2-2

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 01 Stilwell, Sondra 27-27 917 34.0 120-263 .4 5 6 45-109 .4 1 3 35-49 .7 1 4 22 51 73 2.7 69 4 106 125 2 59 320 11.9 25 Etchell, Lorraine 27-27 710 26.3 112-241 .4 6 5 21-73 .2 8 8 55-71 .7 7 5 30 53 83 3.1 58 2 49 79 7 29 300 11.1 12 Nolan, Jessica 27-27 810 30.0 109-218 .5 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 67-98 .6 8 4 73 158 231 8.6 87 2 78 100 11 54 285 10.6 42 Peets, Verity 27-26 655 24.3 98-209 .4 6 9 1-3 .3 3 3 60-92 .6 5 2 71 93 164 6.1 97 5 20 85 12 17 257 9.5 04 Frazier, Ashleigh 27-8 585 21.7 74-214 .3 4 6 16-55 .2 9 1 8-15 .5 3 3 35 57 92 3.4 26 0 34 54 5 29 172 6.4 20 Houston, Madeline 27-19 646 23.9 53-167 .3 1 7 13-44 .2 9 5 14-23 .6 0 9 13 33 46 1.7 39 1 50 68 0 33 133 4.9 15 English, Jasmine 26-0 260 10.0 34-84 .4 0 5 0-0 .0 0 0 26-37 .7 0 3 22 58 80 3.1 40 0 1 18 12 6 94 3.6 22 Chaidez, Tianna 18-1 305 16.9 17-63 .2 7 0 8-28 .2 8 6 13-23 .5 6 5 21 24 45 2.5 22 0 17 19 1 22 55 3.1 14 Hall, Caprice 24-0 196 8.2 25-59 .4 2 4 10-34 .2 9 4 3-6 .5 0 0 4 11 15 0.6 6 0 5 15 0 9 63 2.6 03 Kikuchi, Brittany 27-0 291 10.8 18-66 .2 7 3 12-43 .2 7 9 6-8 .7 5 0 9 10 19 0.7 15 0 24 26 1 9 54 2.0 Total...... 27 5375 660-1584 .4 1 7 126-389 .3 2 4 287-422 .6 8 0 342 618 960 35.6 459 14 384 603 51 267 1733 64.2 Opponents...... 27 5400 686-1645 .4 1 7 145-471 .3 0 8 365-525 .6 9 5 408 637 1045 38.7 428 - 427 553 56 300 1882 69.7

TEAM STATISTICS AAU-WBB OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING 1733 1882 11/20/09 WILLIAM JESSUP W 75-48 100 Points per game 64.2 69.7 11/27/09 vs Fort Lewis L 78-54 100 Scoring margin -5.5 - 11/28/09 vs Pittsburg State W 71-67 100 11/30/09 at Simpson University W 71-63 100 FIELD GOALS-ATT 660-1584 686-1645 12/03/09 at Saint Martin's L 53-63 132 Field goal pct .4 1 7 .4 1 7 12/05/09 at Central Washington L 55-87 108 3 POINT FG-ATT 126-389 145-471 12/11/09 HOLY NAMES UNIVERSITY L 60-70 100 3-point FG pct .3 2 4 .3 0 8 12/12/09 at Cal State L.A. L 43-54 145 3-pt FG made per game 4.7 5.4 12/18/09 vs CUWBB L 52-97 0 FREE THROWS-ATT 287-422 365-525 12/19/09 vs CSUEBW W 67-76 0 12/21/09 at Sacramento State L 70-92 137 Free throw pct .6 8 0 .6 9 5 * 01/05/10 UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT HILO W 57-76 100 F-Throws made per game 10.6 13.5 * 01/07/10 HAWAII PACIFIC UNIV L 73-54 100 REBOUNDS 960 1045 * 01/16/10 DIXIE STATE COLLEGE L 77-69 200 Rebounds per game 35.6 38.7 * 01/18/10 GRAND CANYON UNIV L 70-62 100 Rebounding margin -3.1 - * 01/23/10 DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY W 55-75 100 ASSISTS 384 427 * 01/30/10 at Hawaii Pacific Univ L 57-79 300 * 02/01/10 at University of Hawaii at Hilo L 64-67 350 Assists per game 14.2 15.8 * 2/3/2010 at Brigham Young University-Hawai L 75-80 68 TURNOVERS 603 553 * 02/05/10 at Chaminade University W 77-67 245 Turnovers per game 22.3 20.5 * 02/13/10 NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR L 64-61 200 Turnover margin -1.9 - * 02/18/10 at Dominican Lady Penguins W 72-69 120 Assist/turnover ratio 0.6 0.8 * 02/22/10 at Notre Dame de Namur L 69-81 215 STEALS 267 300 * 2/25/10 at Grand Canyon L 58-75 135 * 02/27/10 at Dixie State College L 67-84 384 Steals per game 9.9 11.1 * 03/02/10 CHAMINADE UNIVERSITY W 49-71 100 BLOCKS 51 56 * 03/04/10 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY-HA W 49-66 150 Blocks per game 1.9 2.1 ATTENDANCE 1250 2639 * - Conference game Home games-Avg/Game 10-125 13-188 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 4-50

Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals Academy of Art Univ 811 942 1753 29 Opponents 912 970 1882 30 Academy of Art University: 2010-11 Women’s Basketball Media Guide 1.800.544.2787 | www.artuathletics.com Academy of Art University: 2010-11 Women’s Basketball Media Guide 1.800.544.2787 | www.academyart.edu

THE STAT CREW SYSTEM RECORD BOOK / WOMEN’SAcademy BASKETBALL of Art 2008-09University STATISTICS Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 18, 2010) PLAYER BIOS / WOMEN’S BASKETBALL - FRESHMEN All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 6-20 1-6 5-13 0-1 CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 6-20 1-6 5-13 0-1

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 01 Stilwell, Sondra 26-26 914 35.2 126-346 .3 6 4 29-105 .2 7 6 85-106 .8 0 2 35 66 101 3.9 76 2 127 147 4 91 366 14.1 12 Key, Levalasi 24-18 588 24.5 104-251 .4 1 4 8-24 .3 3 3 51-72 .7 0 8 67 115 182 7.6 75 5 28 98 18 38 267 11.1 31 Etchell, Lorraine 26-26 743 28.6 100-275 .3 6 4 25-77 .3 2 5 50-68 .7 3 5 28 55 83 3.2 65 0 51 91 8 29 275 10.6 14 Hall, Caprice 26-17 725 27.9 86-245 .3 5 1 55-150 .3 6 7 21-34 .6 1 8 20 31 51 2.0 20 0 43 43 5 45 248 9.5 24 Heck, Jacqui 17-16 472 27.8 52-172 .3 0 2 20-78 .2 5 6 26-36 .7 2 2 23 48 71 4.2 36 0 12 46 10 18 150 8.8 25 Lavea, KaUwila 15-5 325 21.7 28-84 .3 3 3 0-6 .0 0 0 24-48 .5 0 0 43 62 105 7.0 52 4 8 20 12 12 80 5.3 22 Tyson-Taufoou, Ali 26-16 636 24.5 57-145 .3 9 3 10-26 .3 8 5 13-28 .4 6 4 68 85 153 5.9 47 2 25 54 5 36 137 5.3 15 Wilkins, Vanessa 26-6 523 20.1 39-108 .3 6 1 2-6 .3 3 3 39-62 .6 2 9 57 74 131 5.0 65 1 15 55 4 22 119 4.6 11 Navy, Arika 23-0 223 9.7 15-68 .2 2 1 10-42 .2 3 8 4-4 1.000 8 19 27 1.2 15 0 5 16 0 6 44 1.9 21 Wiley, Miranda 7-0 51 7.3 5-10 .5 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 2-4 .5 0 0 4 6 10 1.4 10 0 3 8 0 1 12 1.7 Total...... 26 5200 612-1704 .3 5 9 159-514 .3 0 9 315-462 .6 8 2 393 607 1000 38.5 461 14 317 597 66 298 1698 65.3 Opponents...... 26 5224 716-1713 .4 1 8 169-476 .3 5 5 373-522 .7 1 5 413 723 1136 43.7 428 - 465 586 88 279 1974 75.9

TEAM STATISTICS AAU-WBB OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING 1698 1974 11/13/08 WILLIAM JESSUP UNIVERSITY L 66-58 0 Points per game 65.3 75.9 11/15/08 at Sonoma State L 68-74 291 Scoring margin -10.6 - 11/18/08 at USF L 50-80 303 11/21/08 at The Master's L 55-70 82 FIELD GOALS-ATT 612-1704 716-1713 11/22/08 at Vanguard L 56-95 207 Field goal pct .3 5 9 .4 1 8 ! 11/28/08 at Cal State Stanislaus L o t 76-80 241 3 POINT FG-ATT 159-514 169-476 ! 11/29/08 vs CSU Monterey Bay L 64-72 61 3-point FG pct .3 0 9 .3 5 5 12/05/08 at Bethany University L 70-85 0 3-pt FG made per game 6.1 6.5 12/06/08 at Dominican University of Califo W 68-66 0 FREE THROWS-ATT 315-462 373-522 12/13/08 CENTRAL WASHINGTON L 66-59 151 12/17/08 at Notre Dame de Namur L 60-73 75 Free throw pct .6 8 2 .7 1 5 12/20/08 at Humboldt State University L 38-90 117 F-Throws made per game 12.1 14.3 12/29/08 SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSIT L 59-57 231 REBOUNDS 1000 1136 1/02/09 at Regis Women's Basketball L 62-89 117 Rebounds per game 38.5 43.7 1/03/09 at Metro State Women W 85-76 83 Rebounding margin -5.2 - 1/10/09 SIMPSON UNIVERSITY REDHAWKS L 64-60 100 ASSISTS 317 465 1/17/09 CSUEBW W 86-90 140 1/16/09 at Saint Martin's University L 57-71 149 Assists per game 12.2 17.9 1/19/09 at Simpson University W 88-73 0 TURNOVERS 597 586 1/24/09 at Chaminade University W 99-80 189 Turnovers per game 23.0 22.5 1/26/09 at BYU-Hawaii L 64-80 175 Turnover margin -0.4 - 1/28/09 at Hawaii Hilo Women L 68-81 321 Assist/turnover ratio 0.5 0.8 2/4/09 SEATTLE UNIVERSITY L 67-49 100 STEALS 298 279 2/6/09 HAWAII PACIFIC UNIVERSITY L 85-65 250 2/16/09 at William Jessup W 69-66 0 Steals per game 11.5 10.7 02/19/09 at Seattle University L 63-80 178 BLOCKS 66 88 Blocks per game 2.5 3.4 * - Conference game ATTENDANCE 972 2589 Home games-Avg/Game 7-139 18-140 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 1-61

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals Academy of Art Univer 827 866 5 1698 Opponents 909 1056 9 1974 31 32 STUDENT-ATHLETE ARTWORK PROFILES

ARTWORKGEOFFREY FROM CHERUIYOT, LEFT TO INTERIOR RIGHT: HEATHER ARCHITECTURE ALLEN (VB), & JELENA DESIGN JAKOVLJEVIC (VB), AUDREY RUDOLF (WS) CAPRICE HALL, WEB DESIGN & NEW MEDIA Academy of Art University: 2010-11 Women’s Basketball Media Guide 1.800.544.2787 | www.artuathletics.com Academy of Art University: 2010-11 Women’s Basketball Media Guide 1.800.544.2787 | www.artuathletics.com36

STUDENT– ATHLETE / ART PROFILES STUDENT– ATHLETE / ART PROFILES

AlexHunter Hayden Rosenthal Laone “Lala” Botshoma AlexMen’s Rosenthal Basketball, Junior, Center, School of Advertising Women’s Tennis, Senior, School of Fashion

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STUDENT–STUDENT– ATHLETE ATHLETE / /ART ART PROFILES PROFILES STUDENT– ATHLETE / ART PROFILES

AlexMiriam Tolentino Rosenthal Melissa Cheng AlexWomen’s Rosenthal Soccer, Senior, Midfield, School of Fashion (Textile Design) Women’s Volleyball, Sophomore, Setter, School of Advertising

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STUDENT– ATHLETE / ART PROFILES STUDENT–STUDENT– ATHLETE ATHLETE / /ART ART PROFILES PROFILES

Alex Rosenthal Rosenthal Kim Dauer AlexBaseball, Rosenthal Sophomore, Right-handed Pitcher, School of Illustration Softball, Sophomore, Right-Handed Pitcher, School of Graphic Design

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STUDENT– ATHLETE / ART PROFILES STUDENT– ATHLETE / ART PROFILES

AlexAric Armon Rosenthal Dan “Phooey” Yang AlexCross Rosenthal Country/Track & Field, Senior, School of Industrial Design Women’s Volleyball, Senior, Outside Hitter, School of Fashion

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ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY / HISTORY + MISSION

HISTORY MISSION

The Academy of Art University was established in San Francisco in The Academy of Art University prepares aspiring artists and design- 1929 by Richard S. Stephens, a fine art painter who had accepted ers for careers in the fields of art and design by delivering excellent the position of Creative Director for Sunset Magazine. Assisted by his wife, undergraduate and professional degree and certificate programs. Mrs. Clara Stephens, he opened the new school in a rented loft at 215 Kearny Street to teach advertising art. In a few years, a distinguished fac- To achieve its mission the Academy of Art University: ulty of practicing art and design professionals was assembled and the school’s philosophy was formulated: hire established professionals to · maintains an inclusive admissions policy for all persons who teach future professionals. In 1933 the curriculum was expanded to meet basic requirements for admission and instruction and who include Fashion Illustration, and in 1936 a Fine Art Department was added. want to obtain higher learning in a wide spectrum of disciplines In 1951, after graduating from Stanford University, Dr. Richard A. in art and design; Stephens took over the Presidency from his parents. His vision led to the · teaches a disciplined approach to the study of art and design that expansion of the Academy from an enrollment of fifty students in two encourages students to develop their own styles that blend their tal- rented loft spaces to a 5,200 student body, with continued expansion of ents, technical skills and creative aspirations with professional department majors available. In 1966 the school was incorporated and knowledge; granted authority to offer a Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Art by the Bureau · enlists a dedicated and very able full-time and part-time faculty of for Private Postsecondary and Vocational Education of the State of career artists, designers and scholars who are professionals and California. The graduate program was inaugurated in 1977 and approved whose success as educators comes from their ability to teach stu- by 1983. dents through the wisdom and skill they have amassed through years Dr. Elisa Stephens, the granddaughter of the school’s founder, suc- of experience and study; ceeded her father as President of the Academy of Art University in 1992. · operates in an urban context so that academic programs can Dr. Stephens has been committed to expanding the Academy’s curricu- draw upon and contribute to the cultural wealth of those communi- lum to stay current with new technologies and industry trends, as well as ties that are served; making state-of-the art facilities and resources available to Academy stu- · provides a creative environment that is at once supportive and chal- INTRODUCTION TO THE dents. In 2004, the name of the school was changed from Academy of Art lenging and underpinned by excellent personalized teaching and College to Academy of Art University in recognition of its depth, scope support services that address the needs of students of diverse ages and quality. and backgrounds; Today the University has nearly 16,000 students, making it the · offers an undergraduate general education program designed to ACADEMY OF ART largest private school of art and design in the country. Students now stimulate development of critical thinking, and communications have the opportunity to pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Arts, skills, and to encourage emerging artists to draw upon a variety Associate of Arts, Master of Fine Arts, Master of Arts, Master of Architecture, of disciplines to look at issues from multiple perspectives and to culti- Certificate Programs or Continuing Art Education courses, with over 30 vate the ability to function as educated global citizens; UNIVERSITY areas of academic emphasis. · manages in an ethical and efficient manner and administers the finances in a prudent fashion; and · fosters optimum quality in all aspects of programs and services.

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ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY / MAJORS ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY / MAJORS

ADVERTISING FASHION ILLUSTRATION MULTIMEDIA COMMUNICATIONS

The objective of the School of Advertising is to offer students the As one of the top fashion schools in the nation, Academy of Art University Students within the School of Illustration develop a unique portfolio Through hands-on classes in a studio environment, students learn to opportunity to acquire the skills and knowledge necessary to create features one of the most famous shows in the industry and provides stu- that demonstrates a personal style and professional skills, enabling write, shoot, edit, produce, host, and report in the School of exciting and effective advertising. Majors within this school can one day dents with a global vision that combines the design excellence of Europe them to enter the job market at a competitive level. Advertising, Multimedia Communications. Graduates can then pursue their find themselves working as a Copywriter, Account Planner, Creative with the energy of the United States and the technology of Asia. Career Publishing, or Editorial Illustrator, Comic Book Artist, Concept Art dreams to be a News Correspondent, Station Manager, News Anchor, Director, Brand Strategist, or Strategic Planner. The students become paths that follow from the major include: Fashion Design, Textile Design, and Visual Development, Greeting Cards or Children’s Book Artist DJ, Video Journalist, News Journalist, Video Editor, Sports Announcer, focused and creative communicators capable of expressing themselves Knitwear Design, or Fashion Journalism. The School of Fashion has devel- are just some of the futures these majors may discover. The special- or Sports Writer. The variety of media specialties learned in this School in the traditional media and in the emerging interactive advertising. oped a strong curriculum and offers these worldwide opportunities for ized career training in this department helps ensure that student portfo- place its majors in a good position within an adaptive field. graduates. lios are of a professional quality.

ANIMATION & VISUAL EFFECTS MUSIC FOR VISUAL MEDIA FINE ART INDUSTRIAL DESIGN The Academy of Art University is a leader in the field of Animation and Music for Visual Media is designed to teach students the language of music, and how to apply that language to visual media, including film, Visual Effects because it offers the best resources and instructors from The internationally renowned Fine Arts school at the Academy of Art The School of Industrial Design seeks to establish one of the preeminent television, web, video games, and animation. Coursework will provide a top companies like Pixar and Electronic Arts. Students pursuing this University offers a top painting school, sculpture school, and jewelry design programs in the country. Producing Product & Toy Designers, strong foundation in music fundamentals, as well as tools to help you major can eventually work as Video/Computer Game Designers, 2D and design school all under one roof. The expansive fine arts curriculum Furniture Designers, Transportation Designers and Automobile Designers capture the right emotional tone with music to fit the visual image. Our 3D Animators, or Storyboard/Concept Artists. On the whole, majors attain allows majors to pursue futures as Gallery Painters, Portrait Artists, are all part of increasing graduates’ exposure to the design and business approach is dedicated to practical, hands-on training in a collaborative strong traditional animation skills and storytelling abilities that can then Sculptors, Muralists, Printmakers, Art Critics, Art Educators, or Prototype community. In an effort to keep them more employable, students are framework, utilizing the latest computer-based production tools which be applied to digital technology. Designers. It is the objective of the School of Fine Art to provide students provided with a technical skill base and a problem-solving ability within provide a thorough training in all the latest technology applications of with the creative and technical skills needed to thrive in today’s art world. the Industrial Design major. the music-for-picture industry. ARCHITECTURE GAME DESIGN INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN The architecture program at the Academy of Art University is one of the top architecture schools in the nation. When you are a student here, you Games and interactive immersive worlds grab you and provide not only In an effort to prepare students for a professional career in architecture, PHOTOGRAPHY will feel like a professional working at your first architecture firm. Hone entertainment, but education, cultural enrichment, and groundbreaking the objective of the School of Interior Architecture & Design is to provide The School of Photography develops technically and aesthetically your skills in Residential, Commercial and Environmental architecture. social interaction. There is no limit to the potential in this field, which is excellent courses taught by professionals. Majors may move on to serve sound photographers, capable of successfully entering and compet- quickly becoming the premiere medium for cultural storytelling, informa- as a Junior Designer, Design Assistant, Senior Designer, Project Manager, ing in the open marketplace upon graduation. Whether they are tion and entertainment. Virtual worlds and interactive environments or Lighting Designer. The School strives to achieve a balance between interested in Photography as it pertains to Digital, Fashion, ART EDUCATION touch every part of our lives, from the games we play to the phones we design knowledge and creativity. Advertising, Portrait, Documentary, or Journalism, graduates find use. Art Education Degrees from Academy of Art University combine theory their “style” both by content and approach. Armed with technical and practice to create a one-of-a-kind program. Through the Art skills plus design and concept knowledge, students develop a cohesive MOTION PICTURES & TELEVISION Education curriculum students learn to reflect on their learning process portfolio that has their personal signature in every image. GRAPHIC DESIGN and apply these insights to future teaching in a variety of venues. The School of Motion Pictures & Television fosters creativity and indepen- Students from the Art Education school will graduate with a Visual Arts The Graphic Design program embraces the entire range of visual com- dence in filmmaking as an art. With a dedicated approach to practical, Portfolio and a Presentation Journal of Reflective Practice and Lesson munication and recognizes that design is a cultural force. Through a hands-on training in a collaborative framework, students are able to WEB DESIGN & NEW MEDIA Plans. robust curriculum of problem-solving and innovation, graduates are launch their career as an Actor, Producer, Director, Editor, Gaffer, Camera Academy of Art University is a top new media and web design well-prepared to meet the rigorous challenges within the occupations of Operator, Art Director, Set Designer, or Screenwriter. Graduates are ulti- school because students learn an overall knowledge in graphic Graphic Designer, Typographic Designer, Publication Designer, or mately trained to become specialists, since specialists are what the indus- design, print design, web design, and motion graphic design. Study Branding Designer. The numerous awards bestowed on the students’ try requires. Contemporary Visual Design and Communications, Web and work demonstrate the excellent approach to design and audience-based Interactive design and production, Print design and production, marketing strategies. Motion Graphic Design, Photography and Imaging, Typography, Digital Video, Digital Audio, Hand coding HTML, Flash, ActionScripting,

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ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY / ATHLETICS ADVISORY BOARD

name work/career

Michael Johnson Olympian, Track & Field, World Record Holder

Kevin Anderson Athletic Director, United States Military Academy (USMA)

Larry Biehl Finance and Non-Profit Specialist

Dave Stewart Former Major League All-Star Pitcher, Oakland A’s

Marilyn King Olympian, Track & Field, Founder of Beyond Sports Inc

Sandy Sandoval Senior Director of Marketing, Electronic Arts

Kim Oden Olympian, Women’s Volleyball

Brandi Chastain Olympian, World Cup Soccer Player, FC Gold Pride (WPS)

Dusty Baker Former Major League Baseball All-Star, General Manager – Cubs, Giants, Reds

Barbara Pavnika Honorary Consul of the Slovak Republic, President & CEO of SF Global Trade Coucil

Dennis Haysbert Actor, The Unit, 24

Karl Kani Fashion Designer

Baron Davis NBA All-Star point guard, LA Clippers

John C. McGinley Actor, Scrubs, Any Given Sunday

Jennifer Azzi Former Stanford and WNBA player, Olympian ATHLETICS Chris Mullin Former NBA Star, GM – Golden State Warriors Vida Blue Former Major League All-star Pitcher, San Francisco Giants Barbara Higgins Olympian, Fencing ADVISORY BOARD Tom Bowen Athletic Director, San Jose State University Gene Huey Running Backs Coach, Indianapolis Colts

David Salzberg President, High Road Entertainment

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