Game 21 • vs East Tennessee State • Jan. 31, 2009 • 2 p.m. • UNF Arena 2008-09 Schedule LADY OSPREYS SHOOT FOR SECOND STREAK Winners in two of its last three, the University of North On The Air Overall: 4-16 A-Sun: 3-8 Florida women's basketball team can put together its second Home: 3-7 Road: 1-7 Neutral: 0-2 winning streak of the season on Saturday when Atlantic Sun ASUN.TV Mike Ridaught – Play-by-play Conference leading East Tennessee State makes its way to Chris Munson – Color NOV. 9 TAMPA BAY X-FACTOR(EXHIBITION)W, 79-65 Nov. 14 at Bethune-Cookman L, 68-56 UNF Arena for a 2 p.m. tipoff. Coverage begins at 1:45 p.m. UNF (4-16, 3-8 A-Sun) avenged an early 2009 loss to USC NOV. 18 FLORIDA STATE L, 60-49 Nov. 22 at Southeastern Louisiana L, 66-46 Upstate on Thursday night by putting together its highest RADIO None NOV. 30 WOFFORD W, 71-60 offensive output of the season in a 74-64 win. The Lady DEC. 4 LIPSCOMB * W, 52-51 Ospreys will look for revenge again on Saturday after falling DEC. 6 BELMONT * L, 60-34 Dec. 14 at South Florida L, 90-44 56-42 at ETSU (12-7, 10-1) on Jan. 5. DEC. 17 LONGWOOD L, 46-38 The Lady Ospreys fired on all cylinders in their win against the Spartans, using defensive pressure DEC. 18 TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI L, 58-47 to create offensive opportunities. UNF forced 28 turnovers and scored 24 points off those miscues - Dec. 29 at Lehigh L, 67-47 Dec. 30 vs. Valparaiso L,58-49 10 points in fast-break situations. Jan. 3 at USC Upstate L, 69-50 After opening its A-Sun slate with a 15-point loss to Mercer, ETSU has run off 10-straight wins in Jan. 5 at East Tennessee State L, 56-42 league play. The Lady Bucs have outscored their opponents by an average of 18 points in their last JAN. 8 KENNESAW STATE * L, 60-50 JAN. 10 MERCER * L, 70-44 five games and are coming off a 65-54 win against Jacksonville. JAN. 15 JACKSONVILLE * L, 61-42 ETSU boasts the league's second-best scoring offense (67.8 ppg), which is led by the conference's Jan. 19 at Campbell * L, 61-38 top scorer TaRonda Wilkes (16.3 ppg). Siarre Evans' average of 14.5 ppg ranks fourth in the A-Sun, Jan. 22 at Stetson * W, 62-52 and her mark of 9.8 rebounds per game tops the league list. Jan. 24 at Florida Gulf Coast * L, 63-46 JAN. 29 USC UPSTATE * W, 74-64 InG theG first meeting between athea two this season,mm the Bucs handed the Ladye Ospreyse their eighth- JAN. 31 EAST TENNESSEE STATE * 2 P.M. straight loss by scoring 24 points in the paint and 20 points off 29 UNF turnovers. Bowen notched her Feb. 5 at Mercer * 2 p.m. second consecutive double-digit scoring effort with 17 points and was the only Lady Ospreys to play Feb. 7 at Kennesaw State * 4:30 p.m. FEB. 14 CAMPBELL * 2 P.M. more than 26 minutes (played 35 minutes). Feb. 16 at Jacksonville * 5 p.m. A UNF win would: The last time out: FEB. 19 FLORIDA GULF COAST * 5:30 P.M. • Be the first ever against ETSU (0-5) • The Lady Ospreys tabbed their highest offen- FEB. 21 STETSON * 2 P.M. Feb. 26 at Belmont * 6 p.m. • Make the team winners in three of its last four sive output of the season, netting 74 points on Feb. 28 at Lipscomb * 1 p.m. • Be the second winning streak of the season their way to a 10-point win against USC Upstate • Make UNF 3-3 all-time when playing on Jan. 31 • Three Lady Ospreys notched double-digits in Home Games in BOLD CAPS scoring, led by Kirkland’s 16. Bowen had 15 and * Atlantic Sun Conference game A UNF loss would: Syquio added 15 All Times Eastern • Give ETSU their third win at UNF Arena in as • Syquio also had a career-high seven assists many tries and finished with seven steals, one shy of her • Top the number of losses the Lady2 Ospreys fin- 1 2career1 best (8 vs. Stetson this season) ished with last season (finished 13-16) UNF Athletics • UNF forced 28 turnovers and scored 24 points • Give ETSU the season sweep off those miscues Media Relations • Make ETSU one of only two opponents UNF • The UNF bench stepped in to score 22 points has faced at least seven times and never defeat- while four reserves played more than 10 minutes Adam Jonson, Assistant Director ed (0-15 all-time vs. Florida Southern O: (904) 620-4026 C: (904) 885-0625 Shawn LaFata, Interim Assistant AD for Media Relations UNF’s Probable Starters O: (904) 620-4027 C: (904) 718-3208 Pos # Name Yr Ht Hometown Pts/G Reb/G FG/FT % Eric Scott, Assistant Director G 4 Juliemay Syquio So. 5-7 Jacksonville, Fla. 5.5 2.7 .328/.743 O: (904) 620-4029 C: (904) 885-2171 G 10 Brittany Kirkland Fr. 5-6 Monroe, Ga. 9.7 2.7 .367/.610 G 20 Jennifer Bowen Sr. 5-8 St. James, Mo. 8.9 4.3 .305/.735 Interviews F 14 Jennifer Guldager Sr. 6-0 Sunrise, Fla. 2.2 5.1 .200/.786 Most practices are open to the media and public. There C 22 Arlande Cherizol Jr.-TR 6-0 N. Miami Beach, Fla. 3.3 4.3 .370/.353 may be instances, however, when all or part of a practice session is closed. Please contact the Media Relations Office On the Bench in advance if you plan on attending a practice session so G 3 Kim Baker RFr. 5-7 Copperas Cove, Texas 2.4 1.3 .268/.643 an escort can be made available. Daily practices typically C 23 Shennette Sheffield Jr. 6-1 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 3.2 2.7 .444/.556 run from Noon to 3 p.m. at UNF Arena, but practice times F 32 Rachelle Rasley RFr. 5-11 Richmond, Va. 2.8 1.8 .257/.833 are subject to change. A member of the athletics media F 33 Brittany Jones So. 5-10 Richmond, Va. 1.9 1.4 .483/.333 relations staff will poll members of the media during home F 34 Kayla Mobley Fr. 5-11 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 4.8 5.4 .339/.448 events for postgame interview requests. Head coach Mary C 54 Willonda Windham Jr. 6-0 Thonotosassa, Fla. 3.6 2.3 .433/.545 Tappmeyer and selected players will be made available for Not Dressed a postgame press conference. Pre-game interviews are F 35 Jadhken Kerr Fr. 5-11 Olathe, Kan. Knee Injury not allowed. www.UNFOspreys.com 2008-09 Lady Osprey Gameday Notes 2 UNF Starting Lineup Game-By-Game Opponent PG G F F C Opponent PG G F F C Bethune-Cookman Syquio Bowen Kerr Guldager Sheffield Jacksonville Kirkland Bowen Guldager Mobley Cherizol Florida State Syquio Bowen Kerr Guldager Sheffield Campbell Syquio Bowen Guldager Cherizol Sheffield Southeastern La. Syquio Bowen Mobley Guldager Sheffield Stetson Syquio Kirkland Bowen Guldager Cherizol Wofford Kirkland Bowen Kerr Guldager Mobley Florida Gulf Coast Syquio Kirkland Bowen Guldager Cherizol Lipscomb Kirkland Bowen Kerr Guldager Windham USC Upstate Syquio Kirkland Bowen Guldager Cherizol Belmont Kirkland Bowen Kerr Guldager Windham RECORD BY LINEUP: South Florida Kirkland Bowen Jones Guldager Cherizol (Syquio, Bowen, Kerr, Guldager, Sheffield) — 0-2 Longwood Kirkland Bowen Jones Guldager Cherizol (Syquio, Bowen, Mobley, Guldager, Sheffield) – 0-1 Texas A&M-Corpus Kirkland Bowen Jones Guldager Cherizol (Kirkland, Bowen, Kerr, Guldager, Mobley) – 1-0 Lehigh Syquio Bowen Jones Mobley Cherizol (Kirkland, Bowen, Kerr, Guldager, Windham) – 1-1 Valparaiso Syquio Bowen Guldager Mobley Cherizol (Kirkland, Bowen, Jones, Guldager, Cherizol) – 0-3 USC Upstate Syquio Bowen Guldager Mobley Cherizol (Syquio, Bowen, Jones, Mobley, Cherizol) – 0-1 East Tenn. St. Syquio Bowen Guldager Mobley Cherizol (Syquio, Bowen, Guldager, Mobley, Cherizol) – 0-4 Kennesaw State Syquio Kirkland Bowen Guldager Cherizol (Syquio, Kirkland, Bowen, Guldager, Cherizol) – 2-3 Mercer Syquio Kirkland Bowen Guldager Cherizol (Syquio, Bowen, Guldager, Cherizol, Sheffield) – 0-1

Ospreys Pronunciations – Jennifer Bowen – Jadhken Kerr By Class (BO-en) (JADE-kin) – Juliemay Syquio – Arlande Cherizol – Kayla Mobley (SEE-key-oh) Seniors (Are-LAND-ee CHER-ih-zall) (MOB-lee) – Willonda Windham Jennifer Bowen – Jennifer Guldager – Rachelle Rasley (Will-ON-duh WIN-dum) Jennifer Guldager (GULL-dagger) (Ruh-SHELL RAZE-lee) Juniors Arlande Cherizol Shennette Sheffield Willonda Windham Squad Breakdown Sophomores Brittany Jones Starters Returning (3) 2007-08 Statistics Juliemay Syquio Player Pos. Ht. Yr. GP/GS Pts/G Reb/G Ast/G Stl Blk FG% 3PT% FT% Freshmen Jennifer Guldager F 6-0 Sr. 29/29 6.0 6.7 1.3 28 6 .397 .290 .621 Kim Baker Shennette Sheffield C 6-1 Jr. 29/24 6.6 5.1 0.4 28 25 .477 .000 .556 Jadhken Kerr Jennifer Bowen G 5-8 Sr. 24/15 10.1 5.0 2.6 23 1 .322 .320 .688 Brittany Kirkland Kayla Mobley Rachelle Rasley Starters Lost (2) Player Pos. Ht. Yr. GP/GS Pts/G Reb/G Ast/G Stl Blk FG% 3PT% FT% Shandrea Moore PG 5-7 So. 29/29 7.5 3.4 3.3 47 9 .342 .300 .793 Ospreys Antoinette Reames C 6-1 So. 29/17 4.0 3.2 0.6 18 23 .395 .000 .500 By Height Other Players Returning (5) Player Pos. Ht. Yr. GP/GS Pts/G Reb/G Ast/G Stl Blk FG% 3PT% FT% ’ ’’ 5 6 Juliemay Syquio PG 5-7 So. 29/10 6.6 3.2 2.7 66 4 .352 .275 .690 Brittany Kirkland Brittany Jones F 5-10 So. 26/9 3.1 3.6 0.5 15 3 .484 .000 .559 ’ ” 5 7 Willonda Windham C 6-0 Jr. 28/7 3.6 3.0 0.3 7 2 .325 .000 .633 Kim Baker Kim Baker G 5-7 RFr. — Redshirted in 2007-08 — Juliemay Syquio Rachelle Rasley G/F 5-11 RFr. — Redshirted in 2007-08 — 5’8” Jennifer Bowen 5’10” Other Players Lost (3) Brittany Jones Player Pos. Ht. Yr. GP/GS Pts/G Reb/G Ast/G Stl Blk FG% 3PT% FT% 5’11” Tiffany Williams G 5-7 So. 28/5 3.7 1.6 0.8 18 0 .261 .229 .564 Jadhken Kerr Dominique Barbosa C 6-4 Fr. 29/0 2.3 1.2 0.1 4 9 .439 .000 .600 Kayla Mobley Brittany Burton G 5-9 Fr. 16/0 1.3 1.0 0.6 7 0 .222 .300 1.000 Rachelle Rasley 6’0” Arlande Cherizol Newcomers (5) Jennifer Guldager Player Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown / Previous School Willonda Windham Arlande Cherizol F 6-0 Jr. North Miami Beach, Fla. / Broward CC 6’1” Brittany Kirkland G 5-6 Fr. Monroe, Ga. / Monroe Area HS Shennette Sheffield Jadhken Kerr G/F 5-11 Fr. Olathe, Kan. / Olathe South HS Kayla Mobley F 5-11 Fr. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. / St. Thomas Aquinas HS Alphabetical Roster # Name Pos 14 Jennifer Guldager F 32 Rachelle Rasley G/F 3 Kim Baker G 33 Brittany Jones F 23 Shennette Sheffield F/C 20 Jennifer Bowen G 35 Jadhken Kerr G/F 4 Juliemay Syquio PG 22 Arlande Cherizol F 10 Brittany Kirkland G 54 Willonda Windham C 34 Kayla Mobley F

www.UNFOspreys.com 2008-09 Lady Osprey Gameday Notes 3 Season Notes One isn't the loneliest number There's no place like home 2008-09 UNF has reached its final year of its four-year After 16 seasons of competition, UNF has just three los- transition phase to NCAA Division I. In 2007-08, ing home records on its transcript. The Lady Ospreys tal- A-Sun Preseason the Lady Ospreys posted their best record since lied a 9-6 record on their home floor last season, includ- entering the transitional period, finishing with a ing a 5-3 mark in A-Sun games. Head coach Mary 2008-09 A-Sun Preseason Coaches’ Poll 13-16 overall record and 8-8 record in Atlantic Tappmeyer and the Lady Ospreys sport a 148-89 all-time Sun Conference play. UNF finished tied for sixth record at UNF Arena. This season, UNF is 2-7 on their Rank School (1st place votes) Points in the conference standings last season and own hardwood. 1 East Tennessee St. (6) 124 would have qualified for its third-straight A-Sun 2 Kennesaw State (4) 106 Back and forth tournament if it were not ineligible due to NCAA 3 Jacksonville (1) 105 After opening the regular season with three losses for the reclassification rules. first time in the program’s 17-year history, UNF picked up 4 Belmont 79 its first win against Wofford before starting a streak with a 5 Florida Gulf Coast 73 UNF Basketball and more 52-51 win against Lipscomb. That streak was reversed by 6 Lipscomb 50 This season, the University of North Florida two lopsided losses to Belmont and South Florida, and 7 UNF 48 women's basketball team will finish its four-year continued with two losses in the Lady Osprey Holiday T8 Campbell 46 transition from Division II to Division I … the Classic to Longwood and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. After T8 Mercer 46 Lady Ospreys will take on the likes of 2008 NCAA snapping longest skid in program history (12 games) with participant Florida State this season, to go along 10 Stetson 33 a convincing win against Stetson, the Lady Ospreys looked with contests at USF and Southeastern Louisiana 11 USC Upstate 28 sharp in a 10-point win against USC Upstate, making UNF ... the Lady Ospreys will host their second tour- winners in two of its last three. nament at the Division I level — the UNF Holiday 2008-09 A-Sun Preseason Media Poll Classic — this year … UNF will count in the Tourney journey Rank School (1st place votes) Points Division I RPI rankings this season for its oppo- UNF wrapped up its tournament action with Lehigh’s 1 East Tennessee St. (12) 249 nents, and will count as a Division I opponent … Christmas City Classic. UNF finished 0-4 in tournament T2 Kennesaw State (8) 230 the Lady Ospreys will not be eligible for the play this season with losses to Longwood, Texas A&M- NCAA Tournament or the Atlantic Sun Corpus Christi, Lehigh and Valparaiso. The Lady Ospreys T2 Jacksonville (6) 230 Tournament until the 2009-2010 season ... nine are 30-32 all-time in regular-season tournament play with 4 Belmont 177 UNF teams would have qualified for their respec- their best finish in 2003-04 (6-0). 5 Florida Gulf Coast (2) 161 tive A-Sun Tournament in 2007-08, including the 6 Campbell 108 Lady Osprey basketball team … UNF began play- Tried and true ing basketball in the 1992-93 season as a mem- The leaders of this year's team know a thing or two about 7 Lipscomb 105 ber of NAIA, before moving to Division II one hard work and dedication. Seniors Jennifer Guldager and T8 UNF 96 year later … the UNF campus is located in Jennifer Bowen have been a part of the UNF women's T8 Mercer 96 Jacksonville, Fla., along Florida's "First Coast" … basketball program since the 2004-05 season, the first 10 Stetson 90 the campus is located seven miles from the year of UNF's transition into Division I. The two have col- 11 USC Upstate 48 Atlantic Ocean … more than 17,000 students lectively amassed 201 games played, 158 starts, 1,254 attend classes at UNF … the campus is located on a 1,000 acre nature preserve … former points, 955 rebounds and five A-Sun All-Academic honors. 2008-09 A-Sun Preseason All-Conference Team Jacksonville mayor John Delaney currently Immediate Impact Pos. Player (Yr.) School serves as the UNF president … the city of As a freshman in 2007-08, Juliemay Syquio became just G Siarre Evans (Jr.) * ETSU Jacksonville played host to Super Bowl XXXIX the second Lady Osprey to grab an A-Sun postseason G Virginia Gregoire (Sr.) * Jacksonville between the New England Patriots and the honor when she earned all-freshman honors. The award Philadelphia Eagles and also plays host to other G Courtney Hawkins (Jr.) USC Upstate began a streak for UNF after Shandrea Moore garnered nationally recognized sporting events and teams PG Jessica Bobbitt (Sr.) Belmont an all-freshman selection in 2006-07. Syquio led the such as the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars, the PGA F Britteny Henderson (Sr.) * Kennesaw St. 2007-08 squad with 66 steals and ranked second with 78 Tour's Players Championship, the Gator Bowl * – denotes unanimous selection and the annual Florida-Georgia college football assists. She ranked fourth in the conference in steals per game … the PGA Tour and ATP Tour are both game (2.28) and 12th in assists per game (2.69). headquartered in the North Florida area. 2008-09 A-Sun Preseason Player of the Year Britteny Henderson, Kennesaw State Learn about the Lady Ospreys

3 Kim Baker Redshirted in 2007-08 ... good athlete with great first step ... hard work on 2008-09 A-Sun Standings offense in offseason will complement her being a lock-down on-ball defender Atlantic Sun Overall 4 Juliemay Syquio 2007-08 All-Freshman ... became better defensive player through improved Teams W L Pct. W L Pct. work ethic and conditioning in offseason ... dynamic player to watch East Tennessee State 10 1 .909 12 7 .632 10 Brittany Kirkland Incredibly quick and competitive guard who will see time at both guard spots > Florida Gulf Coast 9 3 .750 16 4 .800 ... explosive leaper who should be a top league player throughout career Belmont 8 3 .727 13 7 .650 14 Jennifer Guldager One of two seniors ... led team and ranked in A-Sun top 10 in rebounding Jacksonville 7 4 .636 11 9 .550 last season ... work ethic is one of her best leadership qualities Mercer 6 4 .600 10 9 .526 20 Jennifer Bowen One of two seniors ... play was limited due to hand injury last season ... has > Kennesaw State 5 5 .500 8 10 .444 led team in scoring past two seasons ... fundamentally sound, strong guard > USC Upstate 4 7 .364 9 10 .474 22 Arlande Cherizol Transfer from Broward College, where she led the NJCAA in rebounding last Stetson 4 8 .333 7 14 .333 season (15.2 rpg) ... fast and very athletic ... relentless rebounder and defender > UNF 3 8 .273 4 16 .200 23 Shennette Sheffield Finished 2007-08 in strong form ... vocal leader who understands her role ... Campbell 2 8 .200 9 10 .474 one of the top rebounders and defensive stoppers Lipscomb 2 9 .182 4 16 .200 32 Rachelle Rasley Redshirted last season due to hand injury ... big, strong guard who can post (> – inelibigle for A-Sun tournament due to reclassification) up or extend a defense ... possesses relentless work ethic Other A-Sun Teams in Action 33 Brittany Jones Making transition from power forward to small forward ... will provide diffi- Thursday, Jan. 29 Saturday, Jan. 31 5 p.m. 1 p.m. cult matchup for opponents with explosive first step Mercer 66, Kenn. St. 56 Belmont at FGCU 34 Kayla Mobley Very versatile athlete who has the ability to post up or shoot the 3 ... funda- 7 p.m. Upstate at Jacksonville mentally sound with an excellent knowledge of the game FGCU 89, Lipscomb 46 2 p.m. 35 Jadhken Kerr Has a tremendous basketball IQ and a very quick shot release ... has ability ETSU 65, Jacksonville 54 Lipscomb at Stetson to stretch a defense and will make an immediate impact Belmont 72, Stetson 70 4:30 p.m. Campbell at Kennesaw St. 54 Willonda Windham Matured during off-season and grasped a new realization of what it takes to be successful ... very quick for size and exptected to be strong scoring threat www.UNFOspreys.com 2008-09 Lady Osprey Gameday Notes 4

What happens Freshly Squeezed A Closer Look at The 2008-09 Lady Ospreys feature six players who are fresh to the when UNF is... college basketball experience. However, these freshmen have seen The Opponent significant minutes and have quickly become familiar with the col- lege routine. East Tennessee State at a Glance Leading at the half...... 2-2 Location: Johnson City, Tenn. Trailing at the half...... 2-13 Cleaning the Glass Colors: Navy Blue and Old Gold Tied at the half...... 0-1 Junior Arlande Cherizol, a transfer from Broward College who led the Head Coach: Karen Kemp Overtime...... 0-0 nation last season with 15.2 rebounds per game (NJCAA), provides Affiliation: NCAA I (Atlantic Sun) On one day’s rest...... 0-5 depth to an already strong presence on the boards, and she grabbed 2007-08 Record: 21-12 Day games...... 1-6 a UNF career-high 10 rebounds against Longwood on 12/17/08. Conference Record: 14-2 Night games...... 3-9 Guldager ranked seventh in the A-Sun with 6.7 rebounds per game Last Meeting with UNF: 1/5/09 last season, while junior Shennette Sheffield ranked 18th with 5.1 Last Win vs. UNF: 1/5/09 November...... 1-3 per game. The five players that led the Lady Ospreys most often in Streak: 6 by ETSU rebounding last season – Guldager 14 times, Sheffield seven times, December...... 1-6 Bowen, six times, junior Willonda Windham and sophomore Brittany The Last Time January...... 2-7 Jones each twice – bring the Windex back in 2008-09. February...... 0-0 ETSU handed the Lady Ospreys their eighth- March...... 0-0 Applying the Pressure straight loss by scoring 24 points in the paint and Opponents managed just 55.1 points per game against the Lady 20 points off 29 UNF turnovers. Bowen notched Mondays...... 0-3 Ospreys last season, a mark that was tops in the A-Sun and in the her second consecutive double-digiit scoring Tuesdays...... 0-2 top-20 in the nation. In the team's 13 wins, opponents managed an effort with 17 points and was the only Lady Wednesdays...... 0-1 average of 45.2 points per game while scoring 63.1 per game in Ospreys to play more than 26 minutes (played 35 Thursdays...... 3-3 UNF's losses. Junior Shennette Sheffield brings a 2007-08 average mintues). of 0.86 blocks per game to the table in 2008-09. She added her Fridays...... 0-1 name to the single game record list with five blocks against Quoting Coach Tappmeyer Saturdays...... 0-5 Kennesaw State (2/25/08). In their three wins this season, the Lady Sundays...... 1-1 Ospreys have allowed an average of 56.8 ppg and scored 64.8 ppg. "It took a little while for us to develop some chemistry but the team is playing very well and Scoring 70+ points...... 2-0 More than just knowledge of the game bringing a ton of energy to the court. We have Scoring 60-69 points...... 1-0 Six Lady Ospreys earned A-Sun All-Academic honors last season, and some young players who are beginning to grow Scoring 50-59 points...... 1-3 four return in 2008-09 – Bowen, Guldager, Jones and Sheffield. up and do some really good things. We are play- Scoring 40-49 points...... 0-9 Tappmeyer has seen 61 of her players earn academic all-conference ing with a lot of confidence right now. The girls Scoring 39 points or less..... 0-3 honors while at UNF. boost each other up when things aren't going well Allowing 70+ points...... 0-3 and they believe in one another." Record Breaking Allowing 60-69 points...... 2-9 The 2007-08 Lady Ospreys began to rewrite the UNF women's bas- Allowing 50-59 points...... 2-3 ketball record book, compiling 12 new additions to the list between Who’s Hot Allowing 40-49 points...... 0-2 team and player records. Guldager put her name on the career Sophomore Juliemay Syquio tied her season-high Allowing 39 points or less... 0-0 record list in rebounding and games started while Bowen made of 13 points (also against Stetson this season), strides in career field goals attempted, 3-point field goals made and set a new career-high with seven assists, came Decided by 6 pts or less...... 1-0 3-point field goals attempted. one steal short of tying her career-high of eight Decided by 12 pts or less.... 3-6 steals (set against Stetson this season) and tied Decided by 13 or more...... 0-10 What to watch for her career-best rebounding performance with six Bowen and Guldager will continue to march toward the top of their boards. She played 26 minutes in her fourth- respective career record lists. Guldager needs two game starts to straight start against Stetson and sank seven of Outrebounding Opp...... 3-9 move into second place on the all-time list, while 77 rebounds will Outrebounded...... 1-7 move her into third all-time in career boards. Bowen can move into her 10 free-throw attempts (both career bests). Even rebounds...... 0-0 fifth all-time in 3-point field goals made with 12 and third all-time with 24. Who’s Not + Turnover margin...... 4-6 Rasley has struggled to find her groove from - Turnover margin...... 0-10 Up next beyond the arc, shooting just 25.7 percent from Even Turnover margin...... 0-0 UNF at Mercer – Feb. 5 – 7 p.m. 3-point land this season. She has hit one in each of UNF’s last two wins, but is 2-for-19 in 2009.

UNF Double-Doubles A look at the Player Opponent Stats Jennifer Bowen Wofford (Nov. 30, 2008) 13 pts., 10 reb. Numbers Kayla Mobley Valparaiso (Dec. 30, 2008) 10 pts., 11 reb. UNF ETSU Kayla Mobley Mercer (Jan. 10, 2009) 11 pts., 10 reb. 49.0 Points Per Game 71.0 62.0 Opponent Points Per Game 61.3 Games Leading UNF -12.0 Scoring Margin +9.7 .332 Field Goal Percentage .396 In Scoring: . . . . . Jennifer Bowen (7), Jadhken Kerr (3), Brittany Kirkland (9), Kayla Mobley (2), .401 Opp. Field Goal Percentage .364 Juliemay Syquio (2), Willonda Windham (1) .251 3-point Percentage .285 .337 Opp. 3-point Percentage .237 In Rebounding:. . Jennifer Bowen (6), Arlance Cherizol (2), Jennifer Guldager (5), Jadhken Kerr (1), Brittany Kirkland (1), Kayla Mobley (6), Willonda Windham (2) 38.3 Rebounds Per Game 45.4 38.1 Rebound Margin +5.9 In Assists: ...... Kim Baker (1), Jennifer Bowen (3), Arlande Cherizol (2), Jennifer Guldager (4), 11.2 Assists Per Game 15.6 Jadhken Kerr (1), Brittany Kirkland (9), Juliemay Syquio (8), Willonda Windham (1) 21.5 Turnovers Per Game 19.3 19.4 Opp. Turnovers Per Game 22.5 In Steals:...... Kim Baker (1), Jennifer Bowen (6), Arlande Cherizol (4), Jennifer Guldager (4), -2.0 Turnover Margin +3.2 Brittany Jones (2), Jadhken Kerr (1), Brittany Kirkland (7), Kayla Mobley (2), Rachelle Rasley (1), Shennette Sheffield (1), Juliemay Syquio (8), Willonda Windham (1) 0.5 Assist-T.O. Ratio 0.8 In Blocks: ...... Kim Baker (1), Jennifer Bowen (1), Arlande Cherizol (7), Jennifer Guldager (2), 9.1 Steals Per Game 13.3 Jadhken Kerr (2), Brittany Krikland (2), Kayla Mobley (2),Rachelle Rasley (1), 2.0 Blocks Per Game 3.4 Shennette Sheffield (5), Juliemay Syquio (2)

www.UNFOspreys.com 2008-09 Lady Osprey Gameday Notes 5 UNF Coaching Staff Head coach Mary Tappmeyer uccess begins with consistency. It is, therefore, University of Missouri-Rolla in 1984. After beginning no wonder the Lady Osprey basketball program her coaching career at Lamar University in Beaumont, Shas achieved so much since it was founded 18 Texas, as an assistant, Tappmeyer moved to UMR to years ago. The proprietor, leader and voice of the UNF take over the reins of a struggling program. She engi- women's program since its inception has been Mary neered a turnaround in only her third year at UMR and Tappmeyer, the only head coach in school history. stayed seven seasons while becoming the winningest Tappmeyer enters the 2008-09 season with nearly coach in school history. She left Missouri for the 250 wins at UNF and close to 350 career wins. She beaches and warm weather of Florida in 1991. achieved the 200 win mark at UNF and the 300 career In addition to the excitement of beginning her own win mark during the 2004-05 season, and left the program, Tappmeyer also valued the academic priori- NCAA Division II ranks in the top 40 in total wins. ties of UNF and cites the academic mission of the Since coming to UNF to begin the program in 1991, school as one of the main factors that drew her to the Tappmeyer's teams have posted nine winning seasons institution. Aside from her tremendous competitive in 15 years, including three consecutive 20-win sea- drive to win, she is committed to recruiting high-qual- PERSONAL sons from 2001-2004. During that stretch, the Lady ity student-athletes. While at UNF, Tappmeyer's play- • Married to Bruce Tappmeyer Ospreys posted a 37-17 Peach Belt Conference record. ers have graduated at a 98 percent rate. The 2005-06 • No children Tappmeyer led the 2003-04 squad to its highest squad placed 12 of its members on the A-Sun all-aca- EDUCATION win total in program history (24), a second-consecu- demic list, maintaining a 3.0 grade point average, • SUNY-Cortland tive appearance in the NCAA tournament, a 14-0 while the 2006-07 team had nine members earn con- BS, Health and Physical Education, 1981 home record and a share of the Peach Belt Conference ference all-academic honors and the 2007-08 squad • Lamar South Division title. Tappmeyer's team also maintained added six. Masters, Physical Education, 1983 a season-long national ranking, reaching a high of No. Tappmeyer's players have been successful both on 2 in the nation during January. That record-setting the court and in the classroom, where she has CAREER RECORD As a head coach — 337-317 (24th year) season came on the heels of the 2002-03 team's drive coached two All-America performers (Jennifer Cordes COACHING HONORS to an NCAA South Atlantic Regional Championship and and Skye Barber), one Rhodes Scholar state finalist MIAA Coach of the Year 1986-87 an appearance in the NCAA Elite Eight. (Nancy Miller), an NCAA postgraduate scholarship COACHING EXPERIENCE Tappmeyer is entering her 24th year as a head recipient (Miller), 61 academic all-conference perform- North Florida coach overall, with a record of 337-317. She is one of ers and 10 all-conference honorees. Barber became Head Coach a select group of coaches in college history to navigate the program's first conference player of the year and 1992-1993 10-17 a program through three levels of intercollegiate com- all-region selection in 2002. 1993-1994 16-12 petition. Tappmeyer played both college basketball and golf 1994-1995 18-10 "When presented with the opportunity to build a at SUNY-Cortland from 1977-81. During her career, 1995-1996 16-12 program from scratch, it was one I could not turn Cortland advanced to the state tournament multiple 1996-1997 11-16 down," Tappmeyer said. "I have had the fortunate and times in basketball. She graduated with a bachelor's 1997-1998 11-17 rare experience of beginning the program on the NAIA degree in health & physical education from Cortland in 1998-1999 18-10 1999-2000 16-11 level (1992), taking it to Division II (1993-2005), and 1981. She later earned her master's degree, also in 2000-2001 14-13 we are now faced with the challenge of competing at physical education, from Lamar University, in 1983. 2001-2002 20-9 the highest level of collegiate competition [NCAA She was inducted as a member of the Pittsford, 2002-2003 20-12* Division I]." N.Y., Hall of Fame in 1994, and the Missouri-Rolla Hall 2003-2004 24-6* Tappmeyer's inaugural Division I squad surpassed of Fame in 2004. 2004-2005 12-17 all expectations, finishing seventh in the Atlantic Sun Tappmeyer's home away from home is on the golf 2005-2006 11-17 Conference race after being picked to finish 11th in course, where she won the Missouri state golf ama- 2006-2007 8-21 both the coaches and media preseason polls. UNF teur championship in 1989. She was also part of the 2007-2008 13-15 came into the last week of the season with a shot at Florida State Women's Golf Championship four-ball 2008-2009 4-16 fourth place in the conference standings and would title squad three times. Total (16 years) 242-232 have made the league's postseason tournament if it When not on the basketball court, on the road Missouri-Rolla were eligible. UNF followed up its inaugural run recruiting or on the links, Tappmeyer can be found Head Coach 1984-1985 9-12 through the A-Sun with a sixth-place finish in the con- spending time with her No. 1 fan, husband Bruce. The 1985-1986 6-19 ference – which once again would have qualified the two are sports fanatics and enjoy golfing, scuba div- 1986-1987 19-8 Lady Ospreys for the conference tournament. ing, beach vacations, skiing and renovating their 1987-1988 11-15 Tappmeyer took her first head coaching job at the home. 1988-1989 17-11 Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Director of Operations 1989-1990 16-9 Nancy Miller Keunta Miles Aaron Stewart 1990-1991 17-11 Total (7 years) 95-85 Lamar University Assistant Coach 1981-84 (3 years)

* NCAA Tournament participant

Assistant Coach Manager Strength/Conditioning Paula Williams Stephanie Tileston Joe Collins

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Kim Baker #3 Jennifer Bowen #20 Arlande Cherizol #22 RS-Freshman • Guard • 5-7 Senior • Guard • 5-8 Junior-TR • Forward • 6-0 Copperas Cove, Texas (Copperas Cove HS) St. James, Mo. (St. James HS) N. Miami Beach, Fla. (Broward CC)

2007-08: Reshirted 2007-08: Played in 21 of the team's games, miss- Before UNF: Played two seasons at Broward ing eight contests due to a hand injury … led the College (formerly Broward Community College) for High School: 2007 graduate of Copperas Cove team in scoring, averaging 10.1 points a game and Coach Hermanson … started both seasons, averag- High School, where she played for coach Kevin 10.3 points in conference play … finished third on ing 11 points and 12 rebounds as a freshman and Baker as a sophomore, junior and senior ... named the team with 5.0 rebounds per game, while rank- 12 points and 15.2 rebounds per game … led the a first team all-state selection as a senior as well as ing fifth in steals (23) and third in assists (55) … nation in the NJCCA in rebounding in 2007-08 … an all-district selection as a sophomore, junior and scored 13 points in the team's home opener also averaged two blocks and one assist and steal senior and an all-region selection as a senior ... against UCF, with all of her points coming in the per game both years. named her district's newcomer of the year after her first half ... scored all nine of her points beyond the sophomore season ... ranked as the 74th best 3-point arc in a win against Texas A&M-Corpus High School: 2006 graduate of North Miami prospect in the state by TexasHoops.com ... named Christi at the Lady Eagle Classic ... led UNF with 13 Beach High School, where she lettered four years a Super Centex selection by the Waco Tribune ... points against Lehigh to go along with three assists for Tana Ford and helped team achieve a winning named team MVP all three years she was on the and four rebounds ... came off the bench to score record each season … earned first team all-district squad ... averaged a career high 16 points, eight 22 points at South Florida, hitting three of her first and second team all-state as a junior … named first rebounds and five assists per game as a senior ... four 3-point attempts ... set a career high against team all-district and all-state as a senior … led averaged 13 points and seven rebounds in her USF with five 3-pointers ... came off the bench to team to three consecutive Christmas Tournament career ... shot better than 51 percent from the field score 10 points and lead UNF with six rebounds in titles … also lettered four seasons in track and field during her career ... biggest game came against a win against Southeastern Louisiana ... missed and two in volleyball … won district title in the long Waco High School as a senior when she scored 18 both games of the UNF Holiday Classic with a bro- jump and triple jump during senior season … as a ken hand ... returned to the lineup against JU on points and pulled down six rebounds ... hit a game- senior, named Most Athletic Female. Jan. 19 after missing eight games ... pulled down winning free throw against Temple High School as seven rebounds at ETSU ... led UNF with 15 points, a junior ... helped lead team to a 33-3 record as a hitting three shots beyond the 3-point arc to go senior, which included a school record 28-0 start ... along with six rebounds against Campbell ... scored played AAU basketball for the Austin Lady Knights a season-high 23 points at Belmont, tying her ... also played softball as a sophomore and ran career-high of five 3-pointers ... 20 of her points track her sophomore and senior seasons. against the Bruins came in the second half ... led all players with 17 points, tying a career high of five 3-pointers at Lipscomb ... finished with a game-high 16 points to go along with seven rebounds in the team's second meeting with JU ... hit all 10 of her free throw attempts while leading the team with 21 points and seven rebounds at home against Mercer.

Baker Career Highs Bowen Career Highs Cherizol Career Highs PTS 8 vs Wofford (11/30/08) PTS 28 at Campbell (2/1/07) PTS 8 Twice (Last – 1/8/09) FG 3 vs Wofford (11/30/08) FG 9 at Campbell (2/1/07) FG 4 Twice (Last – 1/8/09) FGA 8 Twice (Last – 1/10/09) FGA 18 Twice (Last – 1/24/09) FGA 8 at USF (12/14/08) 3FG 1 vs USC Upstate (1/3/09) 3FG 5 Three times (Last – 2/11/08) 3FG N/A 3FGA 2 Twice (Last – 1/10/09) 3FGA 11 at Lipscomb (2/11/08) 3FGA 1 vs Wofford (11/30/08) FT 3 vs Jacksonville (1/15/09) FT 10 vs Mercer (2/23/08) FT 2 Twice (Last – 1/15/09) FTA 4 Twice (Last – 1/15/09) FTA 12 at Campbell (2/1/07) FTA 5 vs Jacksonville (1/15/09) RB 3 vs Belmont (12/6/08) RB 10 vs Wofford (11/30/08) RB 12 vs Florida Gulf Coast (1/24/09) AST 3 vs Lipscomb (12/4/08) AST 7 at Bethune-Cookman (11/14/08) AST 3 vs Florida Gulf Coast (1/24/09) ST 2 vs Wofford (11/30/08) ST 4 Multiple times (Last – 11/14/08) ST 3 vs Wofford (11/30/08) BL N/A BL 1 Multiple times (Last – 1/6/07) BL 4 vs Longwood (12/17/08) TO 3 vs USC Upstate (1/3/09) TO 7 Twice (Last – 1/3/09) TO 3 Twice (Last – 12/6/08) MIN 20 vs Mercer (1/10/09) MIN 40 Multiple times (Last – 1/10/07) MIN 32 Twice (Last – 1/24/09) www.UNFOspreys.com 2008-09 Lady Osprey Gameday Notes 7 Individual Notes/Highlights

Jennifer Guldager #14 Brittany Jones #33 Jadhken Kerr #35 Senior • Forward • 6-0 Sophomore • Forward • 5-10 Freshman • Guard • 5-11 Sunrise, Fla. (Cypress Bay HS) Richmond, Va. (Maggie Walker HS) Olathe, Kan. (Olathe South HS)

2007-08: Started all 29 games, averaging 6.0 2007-08: Saw action in 26 of the team's 29 High School: 2008 graduate of Olathe South points and 6.7 rebounds per contest … ranked games, making nine starts on the season … aver- High School … lettered four years for Steve among the top 10 in the league overall and in A- aged 3.1 points and 3.6 rebounds per game … led Ingram … helped team reach the second round Sun contests in rebounds … had a career-high six the team with a .484 field goal percentage … games in double figures … moved into seventh scored seven points in her debut as a Lady Osprey of the postseason all four years, reaching the place on UNF's all-time rebound list … was second at Florida State, hitting 2-of-3 shots from the field third round as a sophomore and senior … on the team in minutes, averaging 29.7 per game and 3-of-4 shots from the free throw line ... went earned first team all-district and all-metro and … grabbed seven rebounds in her first three con- 2-of-3 from the field with six rebounds in her first second team all-state as a senior … graduated tests of the season ... hit 5-of-6 shots from the start against Bethune-Cookman ... came back from with honors with a 3.95 GPA … member of field, scoring 12 points in the team's home opener an ankle injury to play 10 minutes against Texas against UCF ... named to the all-tournament team A&M-Corpus Christi in the second round of the Who's Who Among American High School at the Lady Eagle Classic, leading the squad to a Lady Eagle Classic ... hit 3-of-4 shots from the field Students and National Honor Society. win with 11 points and nine rebounds in the con- and grabbed four rebounds against Lehigh ... had solation game against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi ... four rebounds as well as a couple of steals at USF pulled down a team-high 11 rebounds at USF ... led ... scored 10 points and pulled down seven the team with 11 points and nine rebounds in the rebounds at East Tennessee State, tying for a second game of the UNF Holiday Classic ... pulled team-high in points ... hit 3-of-6 shots and 4-of-4 down nine rebounds and dished out three assists in free throws against ETSU ... tied her career high a win against Savannah State before leading the with 10 points against Gardner-Webb, hitting 5-of- Lady Ospreys with nine rebounds in their confer- 7 shots from the field to go along with six rebounds ence opener against Stetson ... scored all nine of her points at Kennesaw State in the opening half of ... set a career-high with nine rebounds at Belmont play, hitting her first four shots from the field ...... led the team with seven rebounds at Lipscomb scored a career-high 17 points, hitting seven of 10 ... closed out the season by hitting both of her shots, including a game-winning 3-pointer in over- shots at Florida Gulf Coast, scoring four points in time with four seconds to play at Mercer ... led the the game. team with seven rebounds to go along with eight points against Gardner-Webb ... notched her first career double-double with 11 points and 12 rebounds in a win at Belmont ... tied a career high with three 3-pointers against the Bruins ... led UNF with eight rebounds at cross-town rival Jacksonville ... pulled down a career-high 14 rebounds to go along with eight points in a win at home against Kennesaw State. Guldager Career Highs Jones Career Highs Kerr Career Highs PTS 17 at Mercer (1/7/08) PTS 10 Twice (Last – 2/4/08) PTS 13 vs Florida State (11/18/08) FG 7 Twice (Last – 1/19/08) FG 5 vs Gardner-Webb (2/4/08) FG 4 vs Florida State (11/18/08) FGA 10 Twice (Last – 1/14/08) FGA 7 vs Gardner-Webb (2/4/08) FGA 12 vs Bethune-Cookman (11/14/08) 3FG 3 Twice (Last – 2/9/08) 3FG N/A 3FG 4 vs Bethune-Cookman (11/14/08) 3FGA 5 Multiple times (Last – 2/9/08) 3FGA 1 at Lipscomb (2/11/08) 3FGA 10 vs Lipscomb (12/4/08) FT 9 at Kennesaw State (2/09/06) FT 4 at ETSU (1/25/08) FT 2 Twice (Last – 11/22/08) FTA 9 at Kennesaw State (2/09/06) FTA 5 at Savannah State (2/20/08) FTA 2 Twice (Last – 11/22/08) RB 14 vs Kennesaw State (2/25/08) RB 9 at Belmont (2/9/08) RB 7 vs Florida State (11/18/08) AST 5 vs FGCU (1/7/08) AST 3 at Jacksonville (2/16/08) AST 2 at Southeastern La. (11/22/08) ST 7 vs Stetson (1/27/07) ST 2 Multiple times (Last – 2/20/08) ST 2 vs Bethune-Cookman (11/14/08) BL 1 Multiple times (Last – 3/1/08) BL 1 Multipel times (Last – 2/25/08) BL 1 at Southeastern La. (11/22/08) TO 6 Multiple times (Last – 12/14/08) TO 4 at Mercer (1/14/08) TO 3 vs Bethune-Cookman (11/14/08) MIN 42 at Mercer (1/7/08) MIN 35 vs Gardner-Webb (2/4/08) MIN 33 vs Belmont (12/6/08) www.UNFOspreys.com 2008-09 Lady Osprey Gameday Notes 8 Individual Notes/Highlights

Brittany Kirkland #10 Kayla Mobley #34 Rachelle Rasley #32 Freshman • Guard • 5-6 Freshman • Forward • 5-11 RS-Freshman • Guard • 5-11 Monroe, Ga. (Monroe Area HS) Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas HS) Richmond, Va. (Douglas Freeman HS)

High School: High School: High School: 2007 graduate of Douglas Freeman 2008 graduate of Monroe Area High School 2008 graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas High High School, where she played for Mandy Hester … where she played for Stephanie Hines … played School in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., where she played started her high school career at Iowa City West point guard all four seasons, averaging 18 for Arthur Lobbe, Bernie Farell and Dave Frisco, High School before moving to Richmond prior to points per game as a sophomore and 16 as a lettering four years … earned all-district honor- her sophomore year … second team all-district senior … finished career as the school's 3rd all- able mention as a junior … participated in the selection her senior season and honorable mention time leading scorer … highlight came in Sweet- North vs. South-Central all-star game and all-district as a junior … averaged 14 points as a 16 game against Blessed Trinity when she played with the Broward All-Star team … former senior to go along with 12.8 rebounds, shooting 53 percent from the field … averaged eight points and drained free throws to win the game, finishing high school teammate Shennette Sheffield also 10 rebounds as a junior … took more than one 9-9 from the line … also lettered one year in vol- plays for the Lady Ospreys … other high school charge per game on the defensive end of the court leyball and track and field … earned all-region teammate Charlease Williams plays for in her career … helped lead her team to the first honors for volleyball while ranking second in the Jacksonville State … also lettered four years in round of postseason play as a senior … biggest state in blocks … finished second in the region track and field … earned all-state honors and game came against Patrick Henry High School as a and sixth in state in the 100-meter and finished was named team MVP … her team was named senior when she scored 21 points and collected 17 third in the region in the high jump. best Herald County team and all-county … rebounds … hit a 65-foot shot at the buzzer against placed second in state as a senior in the shot Thomas Jefferson High School her final season … put and seventh in discus … career-best put dis- was an all-district academic selection as a junior tance was 41'4" … helped team to consecutive and senior … named team offensive MVP and was championships (2004-06). also selected to play in the Colonial District All-Star Game as a senior … also played volleyball as a jun- ior and senior, helping lead her team to a state title as a junior.

Kirkland Career Highs Mobley Career Highs Rasley Career Highs PTS 24 vs Stetson (1/22/09) PTS 11 vs Mercer (1/10/09) PTS 7 Twice (Last – 11/30/08) FG 10 vs Stetson (1/22/09) FG 4 Twice (Last – 1/10/09) FG 3 vs Longwood (12/17/08) FGA 19 vs Stetson (1/22/09) FGA 8 Multiple times (Last – 1/3/09) FGA 8 vs Longwood (12/17/08) 3FG 2 vs Longwood (12/17/08) 3FG 1 Twice (Last – 12/4/08) 3FG 1 Twice (Last – 11/30/08) 3FGA 4 vs USC Upstate (1/3/09) 3FGA 1 Multiple times (Last – 1/10/09) 3FGA 3 Multiple times (Last – 1/3/09) FT 5 vs USC Upstate (1/29/09) FT 3 vs Mercer (1/10/09) FT 2 Twice (Last – 11/30/08) FTA 6 Twice (Last – 1/29/09) FTA 9 vs TAMUCC (12/18/08) FTA 2 Twice (Last – 11/30/08) RB 5 Twice (Last – 1/22/09) RB 12 vs Campbell (1/19/09) RB 3 Twice (Last – 11/30/08) AST 7 vs USC Upstate (1/29/09) AST 2 vs Wofford (11/30/08) AST 3 vs Lipscomb (12/4/08) ST 4 vs Stetson (1/22/09) ST 2 vs Mercer (1/10/09) ST 1 Multipe times (Last – 1/8/09) BL 1 Twice (Last – 1/24/09) BL N/A BL N/A TO 11 at USF (12/14/08) TO 4 vs Jacksonville (1/15/09) TO 3 vs Wofford (11/30/08) MIN 40- vs Florida Gulf Coast (1/24/09) MIN 28 vs Mercer (1/10/09) MIN 26 vs ETSU (1/5/09) www.UNFOspreys.com 2008-09 Lady Osprey Gameday Notes 9 Individual Notes/Highlights

Shennette Sheffield #23 Juliemay Syquio #4 Willonda Windham #54 Junior • Center • 6-1 Sophomore • Guard • 5-7 Junior • Center • 6-0 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas HS) Jacksonville, Fla. (Wolfson HS) Thonotosassa, Fla, (Armwood HS)

As a sophomore (2007-08): Played in all 29 of As a freshman (2007-08): Earned A-Sun All- As a sophomore (2007-08): Played in 28 the Lady Ospreys' games with 24 starts on the sea- Freshman honors after seeing action in every con- games, making seven starts for UNF … averaged son … finished third on the team in scoring, aver- test with 10 starts on the year … led the team in 3.6 points and 3.0 rebounds per game … pulled aging 6.6 points a game, while finishing second steals with 66 and ranked among fourth in the down 40 offensive rebounds, ranking third on the with 5.1 rebounds per contest … finished second league, averaging 2.28 steals a game … averaged on the team in A-Sun play, averaging 8.8 points to 6.6 points to go along with 3.2 rebounds in more team in that category … her .633 free throw per- go along with 6.4 rebounds … led the squad with than 24 minutes of action per game … finished sec- centage ranked fourth on the squad … scored eight 25 blocked shots, finishing eighth in the league in ond on the team in assists, dishing out 2.69 per points in nine minutes of action at Florida State, overall blocks and ninth in blocked shots per game game, which ranked her 13th in the conference … hitting all three of her shots from the field ... hit 4- (0.86) … pulled down three rebounds to go along came off the bench to help spark the team to a win of-6 shots and nailed both of her free throws in a with three steals in the team's season opener at against Bethune-Cookman, hitting 4-of-4 shots Florida State ... pulled down eight rebounds at USF, from the field and finishing the game with 10 win against Bethune-Cookman ... pulled down seven of which came on the offensive end ... also points ... had five steals compared to only one seven rebounds and drew three charging fouls in chipped in seven points against the Bulls to go turnover in the win against the Wildcats ... had four her first start of the year against Texas A&M- along with a steal and an assist action ... hit 8-of- assists in both games of the Lady Eagle Classic ... Corpus Christi ... scored nine points and pulled 10 free throws scoring 10 points while also pulling scored 12 points, pulled down five rebounds and down six rebounds against Lehigh ... notched her down nine rebounds against Norfolk State in the dished out four assists at South Florida ... tallied 12 UNF Holiday Classic ... notched her first double- points, four assists and five steals against first career double-double against Savannah State double as a Lady Osprey with career highs in points Southeastern Louisiana ... hit a 3-pointer and had scoring 11 points and pulling down a career-high (21) and rebounds (11) in the team's home win three steals in a 15-3 run that helped seal a win 12 rebounds ... seven of her rebounds against against Florida Gulf Coast ... hit 4-of-4 shots from against SE Louisiana ... scored 17 points to go the field at Kennesaw State in the second half for Savannah State came on the offensive end. along with three steals and four assists against all eight of her points in the game ... scored six in Norfolk State ... earned all-tournament honors at a row during one stretch against the Lady Owls ... the UNF Holiday Classic ... had her streak of three- tied for a team-high with seven rebounds at Mercer straight games in double figures broken after scor- to go along with a career-high three steals ... fin- ing nine points against Wofford on Dec. 19 ... ished tied for a team high with 10 points at East scored 11 of her game-high 14 points in the first Tennessee State, hitting 4-of-6 shots from the field ... scored nine points and led the team with two half of the team's A-Sun opener against Stetson ... blocks against Campbell ... scored UNF's final six hit 4-of-5 shots from the field in the team's home points from the field in a win against Lipscomb, fin- win against Florida Gulf Coast ... dished out a ishing the game with 11 points overall ... scored 17 career-high six assists, earning an assist on the points, hitting 7-of-9 shots from the field in the game-winning shot in overtime, at Mercer ... team's second meeting with Mercer ... scored a scored nine points, tied a career-high with five team-high 18 points and finished one rebound shy rebounds and dished out four assists at Lipscomb of a double-double in team's final home game ... tied for a team-high with seven points at Stetson against Kennesaw State ... led all players with 11 … finished the season with a team-high nine points rebounds at Stetson, tying her career high. at Florida Gulf Coast. Sheffield Career Highs Syquio Career Highs Windham Career Highs PTS 21 vs FGCU (1/7/08) PTS 17 vs Norfolk State (12/18/07) PTS 12 Twice (Last – 12/4/08) FG 9 vs FGCU (2/25/08) FG 7 vs Norfolk State (12/18/07) FG 5 Twice (Last – 12/4/08) FGA 11 vs Kennesaw State (2/25/08) FGA 21 vs Wofford (12/19/07) FGA 11 vs Savannah State (1/2/08) 3FG N/A 3FG 2 Multiple times (Last – 11/14/08) 3FG N/A 3FGA 1 vs USC Upstate (1/3/09) 3FGA 4 Twice (Last – 1/25/08) 3FGA 1 Multiple times (Last – 1/25/08) FT 8 vs Norfolk State (12/18/07) FT 7 vs USC Upstate (1/29/09) FT 4 vs Wofford (12/19/07) FTA 10 vs Norfolk State (12/18/07) FTA 10 vs USC Upstate (1/29/09) FTA 6 vs Wofford (12/19/07) RB 11 Twice (Last – 2/28/08) RB 6 Multiple times (Last – 1/29/09) RB 12 vs Savannah State (1/2/08) AST 3 vs Gardner-Webb (2/4/08) AST 7 vs USC Upstate (1/29/09) AST 2 Multiple times (Last – 11/22/08) ST 3 Multiple times (Last – 1/14/08) ST 8 vs Stetson (1/22/09) ST 2 Multiple times (Last – 12/4/08) BL 5 vs Kennesaw State (2/25/08) BL 2 vs UCF (11/15/07) BL 1 Multiple times (Last – 2/2/08) TO 6 at Savannah State (2/20/08) TO 9 Twice (Last – 2/20/08) TO 5 Multiple times (Last – 12/19/07) MIN 34 at Stetson (2/28/08) MIN 35 vs USC Upstate (1/28/08) MIN 33 vs TAMU-CC (11/24/07) www.UNFOspreys.com 2008-09 Lady Osprey Gameday Notes 10 Exhibition Game

Hot hands help Lady Ospreys soar in exhibition

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Freshman Jadhken Kerr led the University of North Florida women's basketball team to a 79-65 win against the Tampa Bay X-Factor on Sunday at UNF Arena, draining five 3-point buckets and finishing with 17 points while sen- ior Jennifer Bowen added 16 points and five rebounds. "We shot the ball very well today," UNF head coach Mary Tappmeyer said. "We had a nice mix of scoring from our upperclassmen and underclassmen, which should allow us to play a number of different combinations this season." Kerr knocked down two shots from behind the arc within the first two minutes of play before junior Willonda Windham connected on a layup to put the Lady Ospreys up 8-7. After five lead changes and a tie in the first three minutes of the contest, Windham's basket put UNF on top for good. Windham's .616 field goal per- centage topped the Lady Osprey squad, which shot .387 from the floor, including a .357 percentage from 3-point land. Four Lady Ospreys finished in double figures - Kerr, Bowen, redshirt freshman Rachelle Rasley (13) and Windham (11). Rasley and freshman Brittany Kirkland combined for 22 of UNF's 29 points off the bench and 33 of the team's 80 minutes off the bench. "I think one thing that was apparent today is we are a deep team," Tappmeyer said. "We have a lot of talent, and we are still figuring out our best our best com- binations." Though scoring nearly 30 points more than its average from the 2007-08 sea- son, UNF allowed 10 points more than its nationally-ranked (16th) defense last sea- son. The X-Factor converted on .394 percent of its shots from the floor, led by Angelina Williams with 19 and Kimani Thomas with 18. "We still have some work to do on the defensive end," Tappmeyer said. "Working out our best combinations will have an impact on that, and we must realize that the X-Factor is an older, more mature team who is very talented and won a champi- onship this summer." Tampa Bay put together a perfect 11-0 record over the summer in the Women's Blue Chip Basketball League, winning the 2008 league championship. Five days stand between the Lady Ospreys and the start of the regular season, which opens for UNF at Bethune-Cookman on Friday, Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. Three days later, on Tuesday, Nov. 18, the Lady Ospreys will play their home opener and par- ticipate in the NCAA "Pack the House" Challenge against Florida State at UNF Arena at 7 p.m.

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Lady Ospreys put scare in top-25 FSU Youthful mistakes doom Lady Ospreys JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The University of North Florida women's basketball team DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Despite four 3-pointers by freshman Jadhken Kerr, the sprinted to a six-point lead in the opening minutes of its home opener against Florida youth of the University of North Florida women's basketball showed in the team's State on Tuesday night and gave the nationally-ranked team all it could handle, but season opener Friday against Bethune-Cookman at Embry-Riddle University, and the points in the paint and a final surge in the waning minutes helped the Seminoles Lady Ospreys suffered a 68-52 loss. escape UNF Arena with a 60-49 win. "We got run over tonight," said UNF head coach Mary Tappmeyer. "We really Despite all the opposition, UNF (0-2) took hold of a 7-1 lead after less than 90 weren't ready to play and our young players were unprepared for the challenges of seconds of play. Sophomore Juliemay Syquio put the first points on the scoreboard playing on the road." when she banked a 12-foot shot off the glass before freshman Jadhken Kerr drained Freshman Kayla Mobley sank the final five points of the first half, including a 3- one of her three 3-pointers. After an FSU (2-0) free throw, junior Shennette Sheffield point bucket at the buzzer to help the Lady Ospreys go to the break at only a one made a strong move on the block to give the Lady Ospreys their biggest lead of the point deficit (35-34) after the first 20 minutes of play featured seven lead changes contest. and four ties. Both teams led by as many as five in the first half with the Lady The Seminoles pulled within one point (9-8) a little more than three and a half Ospreys taking a 25-20 lead a little more than five minutes before halftime. minutes after the Lady Ospreys boasted a six-point edge. Both teams went cold dur- That lead was erased by three turnovers and three missed shots. The Lady ing the next four and a half minutes, collectively amassing eight turnovers and 12 Wildcats went on a 12-2 run, pushing the score in their favor to 31-27 with a little less than two minutes on the clock. Mobley made her run after redshirt freshman missed shots. FSU grabbed its first lead of the game with a little more than 10 min- Rachelle Rasley drained a pair of free throws at the 1:21 mark. utes remaining in the first half when Alysha Harvin connected on a layup. Though UNF pulled down only four less rebounds than Bethune-Cookman in the The final 10 minutes of the opening period featured five ties and four lead first half (24-20), the Lady Wildcats grabbed 11 offensive rebounds and scored 14 changes. The Lady Ospreys built as much as a three-point lead during the stretch and second-chance points. with 2:40 left in the first half, found themselves knotted with FSU at 20-20. Tanae In the second half, UNF struggled to find the bottom of the net, managing just Davis-Cain scored the final five points of the half to lift the Seminoles to a 25-20 21 points and watching the Lady Wildcats open the period on a 10-1 run. The Lady advantage at the break. Ospreys appeared to turn the tide when freshman Brittany Kirkland slashed through In the second half, the Lady Ospreys refused to go away, continually snubbing the lane and banked a layup off the glass with 15:12 remaining in the game, but each spark the Seminoles seemed to find. Early on, FSU went up by six twice, and Jalisa Isaac responded by draining a shot from behind the arc, sparking another UNF diminished the spread to just two points both times, using jumpers by Kerr and Lady Wildcat outburst. junior Arlande Cherizol. Within a 79-second span Kerr and fellow freshman Brittany "Though our freshmen scored some big baskets for us, we showed our inexpe- Kirkland each knocked down shots from behind the arc to electrify the crowd of 1,433 rience on the defensive end," Tappmeyer said. "They exploited our defensive inabil- and help UNF trail by only three points with a little more than 10 minutes to go. ities, particularly when we had four freshmen on the floor." A pair of free throws by Kirkland at the 6:19 mark again pulled the Lady Ospreys Bethune-Cookman went up by as much as 18 within the next six minutes before within three, but UNF couldn't manage to get over the hump and the Seminoles final- the Lady Ospreys scored eight straight to cut into the Lady Wildcat lead. Senior ly began to pull away in the final six minutes. Two Lady Osprey turnovers led to FSU Jennifer Bowen sparked the run with a shot from downtown – her only bucket of the baskets and the visitors notched the biggest lead by either team, nine points (53-44), game – at the 6:20 mark and junior Shennette Sheffield added a layup 35 seconds later. The run was capped by a 3-pointer by redshirt freshman Rachelle Rasley with with a little more than five minutes remaining. five minutes and four seconds left in the game, and UNF looked to be climbing back That lead soared as high as 14 points, but Kerr sank another shot from long range into the contest. to run the score to its final standing of 60-49. Kerr led the Lady Ospreys for the sec- However, the Lady Wildcats responded with an eight-point run of their own, making ond-straight game, scoring a career high 13 points on a 4-for-9 performance from the the score 68-50 with a little more than two minutes remaining. Shots from behind field, and snagging a career-high and game-high seven rebounds.Senior Jennifer the arc by Kerr and sophomore Juliemay Syquio pulled the Lady Ospreys to the final Bowen finished with a team second-best eight points while Kirkland added seven 68-56 deficit. points and assists and Cherizol and Sheffield each totaled six points. Senior Jennifer Guldager scored five points and Syquio had four. www.UNFOspreys.com 2008-09 Lady Osprey Gameday Notes 12 Game-by-game

Long range unfriendly to Lady Ospreys High intensity seals Lady Ospreys’ first win HAMMOND, La. – Increased defensive intensity in the second half helped the JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Led by senior guard Jennifer Bowen's first career double- University of North Florida women's basketball team try to erase a 14-point first half double and freshman point guard Brittany Kirkland's game-high 15 points, the deficit on Saturday, but Southeastern Louisiana's sharp shooting and Quantae University of North Florida women's basketball team notched its first win of the sea- Thomas's 23 points lifted the Lady Lions to a 66-46 win. son Sunday, using increased energy, offensive outbursts and stellar play off the bench "Our defensive intensity was absolutely fantastic in the second half, but it was to wipe out Wofford, 71-60. too little, too late," UNF head coach Mary Tappmeyer said. "It is tough to climb out "The whole team really stepped up to this challenge," UNF head coach Mary of a 14-point hole, especially on the road." Tappmeyer said. "We challenged them to set the tone in the first five minutes of both UNF (0-3) found the bottom of the net from behind the arc just twice in 12 tries halves, and that's exactly what happened." in the contest with both coming from the hands of freshman Jadhken Kerr. UNF (1-3) got hot a little more than two minutes into the contest, scoring 12 con- Southeastern (1-2) buried 11 long-range attempts, shooting .654 from 3-point land secutive points. Kirkland nailed a jumper at the 17:37 mark to put the Lady Ospreys for the game. Thomas ended with five from down town while Kim Edmondson went on the board and cut a four-point Wofford (0-4) lead in half. She pulled UNF within a perfect 4-for-4 from long range. one after a made free throw before redshirt freshman Rachelle Rasley connected on Kerr connected on a jumper from long range for the Lady Ospreys' first three a shot from downtown to lift the Lady Ospreys their first lead of the game at 6-4. points of the match, and UNF took a 5-1 lead after Syquio added a layup. The Lady The Lady Ospreys built as much as a nine point lead over the next four and a half Lions scored the next 12 points of the contest to gain the lead at 13-5. minutes, but the Terriers clawed their way back to a two-point lead by scoring eight- "We were scattered offensively and didn't execute on that end," Tappmeyer said. straight, moving the score in their favor at 17-15 with 7:38 remaining in the first half. "We couldn't create an easy scoring opportunity." Freshman Jadhken Kerr drained three 3-pointers in the final 11 minutes of the Thomas exploded for 19 of Southeastern's 44 first-half points, drilling four 3- opening half, accounting for nine consecutive UNF points and all of her team's points point buckets. With her team trailing 5-1, she popped three consecutive from behind during a stretch of almost 12 minutes. Kirkland added a jumper with 34 seconds on the arc. The Lady Lions drained .484 percent of their field goals in the first half, the clock to bring the Lady Ospreys to a three-point halftime deficit (26-23). including half of their attempts behind the 3-point line. Bowen, who finished the day with 13 points and 10 rebounds, led the charge after UNF picked up the defensive intensity in the second half, holding Southeastern the break, sinking the first two baskets of the second half to put the Lady Ospreys to 11 points in the first 12 minutes. However, the Lady Ospreys had their own strug- on top 27-26. Over the next six minutes, the game featured six tied scores and six gles on the offensive end of the court, hitting only two baskets and a free throw dur- lead changes. In that time, junior Willonda Windham and Bowen each flushed two ing that same stretch. buckets. The Lady Lions out rebounded the Lady Ospreys 42-34 in the contest, grabbing After the Lady Ospreys mounted a 17-point advantage, Wofford's Mahogany 21 offensive rebounds in the second half. Southeastern finished with 20 second Williams scored five of her 14 points to help the visiting team chip away the UNF lead. chance points and 29 points off 24 Lady Osprey turnovers. Southeastern committed Wofford pulled as close as nine with under a minute to play, but free throws by Baker just 11 turnovers. and Bowen settled the final score to 71-60. Freshman Brittany Kirkland matched Kerr's team-high 10 points with three field Off the bench, six Lady Ospreys combined for 26 points, including 11 of UNF's 48 goals and a perfect showing at the free throw line (4-for-4). Senior Jennifer second-half points. In addition to Baker's eight points, Rasley had seven, Sheffield Guldager topped the team with seven rebounds. Kerr saw a career-high 32 minutes had four, sophomore Juliemay Syquio had three and Cherizol and freshman Kayla in the game. Mobley each added two. "We've got to get back to work and ride the roller coaster," Tappmeyer said. "We Senior Jennifer Guldager was instrumental down the stretch in directing the team's must work on using our other options on offense. Tonight, when our first couple of defensive sets, relaying which defense would be used in each scenario. She grabbed options were taken away, we struggled to explore our other possibilities, which is seven rebounds, scored two points and swiped two steals in 21 minutes of action. something we must improve."

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Bowen beats buzzer in UNF's A-Sun opener Early struggles end in first A-Sun loss JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Senior Jennifer Bowen scorched the net as the buzzer rang JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A game-opening 22-4 run by Belmont set the tone on out in UNF Arena on Thursday night, helping the University of North Florida women's Saturday when the University of North Florida women's basketball team dropped its basketball team overcome an eight-point deficit with less than six minutes remain- first Atlantic Sun Conference contest of the season – a 60-34 decision to the Bruins ing and giving the Lady Ospreys a 52-51 win in their Atlantic Sun Conference open- – and scored its lowest point total in three seasons. er against Lipscomb. "We weren't ready to play and Belmont wanted it more," UNF head coach Mary "The girls didn't panic down the stretch and pulled out what is a huge win for Tappmeyer said. "When you're not ready to play in this league, the result is not us," UNF head coach Mary Tappmeyer said. "We knew our scoring options in our going to be pretty." final possession, BK (freshman point guard Brittany Kirkland) made the right deci- UNF (2-4, 1-1 A-Sun) managed only four field goals and 11 points in the first sion and JB (Bowen) hit the one-dribble jumper that she loves." half, shooting 16 percent from the field. Senior Jennifer Bowen converted a layup UNF (2-3, 1-0 A-Sun) faced a 47-39 disadvantage with 5:36 on the clock in the for the Lady Ospreys' first points a little less than three minutes into the game before second half, but evened the score at 47-47 less than three minutes later. After a Belmont (5-2, 2-0) scored 18-straight to push the score to 22-4. jumper by Kirkland, freshman Jadhken Kerr flushed back-to-back 3-pointers to knot Using jumpers by Bowen, junior Arlande Cherizol and freshman Brittany Kirkland, the score for the fourth time in the contest. and a pair of free throws by Bowen, the Lady Ospreys cut the Bruins' lead to 15 with Lipscomb (2-5, 0-1) appeared to have a solid hold on the lead after Jilian Partin a little more than a minute remaining until halftime. However, two shots on target knocked down four clutch free throws to give the Lady Bisons a four-point lead with from long range gave Belmont a 21-point cushion at the break (32-11). 22 ticks left on the clock. However, Bowen connected on her only make from down- "That is too big of a hole to climb out of, especially considering how young of a town seven seconds later, and the Lady Ospreys committed a quick foul to put team we have," Tappmeyer said. "And one opposing player outrebounding our entire Lipscomb on the line with 11 seconds left. starting five is a cause for major concern." As the ball rattled out and returned to the floor, junior Willonda Windham fought Belmont's Jessica Bobbitt, an A-Sun Preseason All-Conference selection, grabbed for the rebound and forced a tie-ball. With the possession arrow in UNF's favor, the a game-high 16 rebounds and tallied a game-high 14 points (tied with two other Lady Ospreys had less than nine seconds to bring the ball the length of the court Bruins – Amber Rockwell and Cacy Burtnett). The UNF starting lineup combined for and notch the winning basket. only 13 boards. Kirkland pushed the ball down the floor, split the two defenders who pressured Overall, the Lady Ospreys were outrebounded, 48-35, and allowed the Bruins to her for the length of the court, and pulled a defender from Bowen, who stood in the snatch 18 offensive rebounds. Those offensive rebounds led to 13 second-chance right corner on the baseline. Bowen took one dribble toward the basket, elevated, points for the visiting team, eight of which came in the second half. shot and scored. She finished with nine points, all of which came in the second half. The Lady Ospreys scored eight points off seven forced turnovers in the second In the first half, the Lady Ospreys built a six-point lead through a little more than half, and turned the ball over themselves only five times after halftime. In total, UNF 12 minutes of play only to watch Lipscomb erase and it and put together a cushion committed 15 turnovers and Belmont had 12. UNF scored 12 points off its oppo- of its own. Jenna Bartsokas, who led all scorers on Thursday with 16, rallied the nent's turnovers while the Bruins scored eight off the Lady Ospreys' mistakes. Lady Bisons by scoring eight consecutive points to put her team on top, 21-19. After Bowen and Kirkland led the Lady Osprey squad with 10 points each and Bowen a 3-pointer by Toia McGowan and a layup by Brittany Duerk, Lipscomb led by seven. topped the team with five rebounds. Cherizol and freshman Kayla Mobley came off Sophomore Juliemay Syquio drained a shot from the charity stripe to end the Lady a UNF bench that scored 14 points and notched four points apiece. Bison's run of 13 unanswered points. Lipscomb led by as many as eight in the final UNF suffered a season-low .260 shooting percentage and failed to sink a single minutes of the first half, boasting a 28-22 edge at the break. shot from beyond the 3-point arc. The Lady Ospreys also went 8-for-15 from the Lipscomb quickly increased its lead to 10 points after the second half opened, free-throw line (53.3 percent), which is another season-low. but the Lady Ospreys began to creep back and decreased the difference to only two The Bruins boasted as much as a 27-point lead mid-way through the second half points at the 12:57 mark. The Lady Bisons managed to hang on to the lead for 19 and UNF could not reduce the lead to less than 20, and never led in the contest. minutes and 59 seconds of the second half, with UNF taking its only lead of the sec- "We've got to go back to work, figure out how to refocus and get ready to play ond half on Bowen's last-second game winner. again," Tappmeyer said. Windham tied her career-high of 12 points and grabbed six rebounds to lead the The Lady Ospreys will have seven days to regain their focus and prepare for their Lady Ospreys in both categories. Her other 12-point performance came in the meet- next matchup, which will be at South Florida 3 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 14. ing between the two teams two seasons ago. UNF kept its perfect 6-0 all-time record against Lipscomb with the win. www.UNFOspreys.com 2008-09 Lady Osprey Gameday Notes 14 Game-by-game

Lady Ospreys overpowered by potent USF Lancers’ late lunge upends Lady Ospreys TAMPA, Fla. – An early lead by the University of North Florida women's basketball team JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The final eight minutes of the University of North Florida in its matchup with South Florida on Sunday was reversed by the Bulls' full-court-pressure women's basketball team's contest against Longwood in the second game of the defense and points scored off turnovers, and the Lady Ospreys were sent away by the Lady Osprey Holiday Classic on Wednesday proved to be the deciding factor with the nation's second-highest scoring offense, 90-44. Lancers holding the Lady Ospreys to one field goal in that stretch while scoring 15 UNF (2-5, 1-1 Atlantic Sun), led by a layup and a jumper by freshman Brittany Kirkland, points of their own. looked strong in the early going and jumped out to a 9-4 lead. USF (8-1), down 11-8, then UNF (2-6, 1-1 Atlantic Sun Conference) boasted a four-point lead at halftime but tightened its full-court press and slowed down the Lady Osprey offense, forcing 23 first- scored only 14 second-half points and dropped its third-straight game, this time to half turnovers. Longwood (4-4), 46-38. With a little less than eight minutes remaining in the game, "They wore us out," UNF head coach Mary Tappmeyer said. "That is what their team the Lady Ospreys held a five-point edge before scoring just two points over the final is built to do. They made us fight to get up the floor every possession and that really tired seven minutes and 41 seconds. us quickly." "We couldn't hit anything," UNF head coach Mary Tappmeyer said. "We had four The upped defensive energy by the Bulls held the Lady Ospreys scoreless for a little huge letdowns down the stretch and gave up uncontested baskets. When we con- more than six and a half minutes and allowed USF to run to a 13-point lead with 8:17 on tested shots, they didn't make them, but we gave up three uncontested 3-pointers the clock, which was only seven minutes and 16 seconds after the Lady Ospreys had boast- off a play we knew they would run." ed a five-point edge. The Lady Ospreys shot .279 percent from the field in the contest, including a 6- Two buckets by senior Jennifer Guldager cut the USF lead to nine points before Jazmine for-26 performance in the second half. Longwood hit .306 percent of their shots from Sepulveda's 3-pointer pushed the Bulls' lead back to double digits. Sepulveda added anoth- the floor, connecting on .368 percent from 3-point land (.556 in the second half). er jumper from beyond the arc in an eight-point run that gave the Bulls a 17-point advan- Krystal Garrison knocked down two clutch long-range jumpers in the final nine min- tage at the 6:20 mark of the first half. utes - the first to knot the score at 31-31, and the second to put Longwood up for After trailing 41-22 at the half, UNF opened the second half in strong fashion, using good, 39-36, with 4:09 remaining. three baskets by junior Arlande Cherizol to reduce the USF lead to 17 through four min- The home team controlled the tempo throughout the first half by scoring the utes of play after the break. However, the Bulls again used their defensive presence to fuel game's first seven points and never trailing before the break. UNF led by as many their offensive attack. as seven points four times in the opening frame and took a 24-20 lead into halftime. USF forced 16 turnovers in the second half and found its stroke from long range, shoot- Defensive pressure by the Lady Ospreys forced the Lancers to shoot .292 percent ing 50 percent from behind the arc (4-for8) in the second half after connecting on just 20 from the field in the first half and .200 percent from beyond the arc. percent of its deep attempts in the first half (3-for-15). The Bulls, who lead the nation in "We wanted to make the drivers shoot and the shooters drive," Tappmeyer said. turnover margin, committed only 13 turnovers in the contest. "I thought we did a good job of that in the first half but we did not execute well Both Lady Osprey seniors, Guldager and Jennifer Bowen, played major roles in help- down the stretch. Because of the youth and inexperience of the team, I think we got ing UNF win the rebounding battle, 42-33. Guldager finished with seven boards while frustrated with not being able to score in the second half and that affected our men- Bowen grabbed a game-high nine and scored a team-best 11 points. Freshman Kayla tality on the defensive end." Mobley joined Bowen atop the rebounding column, also nabbing nine. That frustration resulted in a 15-2 Lancer run in the closing minutes of the con- "I was really proud of our effort on the glass tonight," Tappmeyer said. "They were big- test. The Lady Ospreys went 1-for-9 during that time and committed five of their 19 ger, stronger and more athletic, but we did a great job of getting position. Rebounding was turnovers. one of the things we set as a focus, and that is one positive step we saw in our perform- Despite racking up 19 offensive rebounds, UNF scored just seven second-chance ance tonight." points. The Lady Ospreys notched a total of 47 rebounds, 12 more than the total of Five Bulls scored in double figures, led by Sepulveda's 16 points. Jessica Lawson their opponent. Cherizol nabbed a game-high and UNF career-high 10 boards while chipped in 13 points while Brittany Denson and Shantia Grace each added 12 and Janae freshman Kayla Mobley added six. Stokes went for 11. Denson also pulled down eight rebounds. Freshman Brittany Kirkland posted a solid showing, leading all scorers with 12 Cherizol finished with eight points and six rebounds and Kirkland had six points and points. She tied her career-high with five made field goals and 30 minutes of action. three boards. Junior Willonda Windham and sophomores Juliemay Syquio and Brittany She also contributed two steals and two assists after scoring the first five points of Jones each contributed four points. Jones sank two free throws to put UNF on the score- the game. board for the first time a little more than a minute into the game. Her attempts from the Redshirt freshman Rachelle Rasley played a career-high 22 minutes and chipped charity stripe were the only two the Lady Ospreys managed. in six points. Mobley also finished with six points while Cherizol had four and five Lady Ospreys scored two. www.UNFOspreys.com 2008-09 Lady Osprey Gameday Notes 15 Game-by-game

Islanders slip by Lady Ospreys JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The University of North Florida women's basketball watched Texas A&M-Corpus Christi pull away in the final 10 minutes and leave UNF Arena with a 58-47 win in the finale of the Lady Osprey Holiday Classic Thursday night. "We made progress in the fact that we were aggressive and we attacked, but we Lady Ospreys drop tournament opener didn't finish our chances," UNF head coach Mary Tappmeyer said. BETHLEHEM, Pa. – The University of North Florida women’s basketball team dropped UNF (2-7, 1-1 Atlantic Sun Conference) roared back from an eight-point hole early a 67-47 contest Monday night to host Lehigh in the opening round of the Christmas City in the second half to take a one-point lead, 39-38, with 11:34 remaining in the game. Classic at Stabler Arena. Shortly after, the Islanders (3-7) rattled off 10 consecutive points, beginning with a layup by all-tournament selection Jade Davis at the 8:41 mark. UNF (2-8) fell behind by 16 points at the half and managed to pull within 12 of Lehigh Only two minutes and 20 seconds later, Corpus Christi sported the biggest lead of (9-3) in the second half but couldn’t cut into the lead any further in losing their fifth- the game at 51-40. The visiting team went up by 12 on a jumper by Davis, who fin- straight contest. ished with 16 points (8-for-10 from the free-throw line), with a little less than three Ten different Lady Ospreys scored in the game but nobody was able to get out of minutes on the clock. double figures for UNF. Juliemay Syquio led the team with nine points, knocking down The Lady Ospreys managed just seven points through the final 10 minutes of play 3-of-4 shots beyond the 3-point arc while Brittany Jones followed her with eight. and struggled to find open looks down the stretch. Junior Willonda Windham sank a UNF shot 29 percent from the field and turned the ball over 18 times. layup with 1:44 remaining to cut the Islander lead to nine, but the basket proved to The Lady Ospreys came out of the gates strong, taking an 8-5 advantage thanks to be UNF's last of the contest. UNF outrebounded its opponent for the third-straight time, grabbing 34 compared to an inside game that saw the team score six of its first eight points in the paint. Jones Corpus Christi's 33. More than half (18) of the Lady Ospreys rebounds came on the scored four of those points, finishing a fast break with a layup before knocking down a offensive half of the court, led by freshman Kayla Mobley's five offensive boards and jumper from the left wing. total of 11. The Lady Ospreys went away from their inside game for the next nine minutes of "When we have second chances off offensive rebounds, we are not putting them play, allowing Lehigh to gain a 21-14 advantage thanks to a 16-6 run. Bowen finally back or we are rushing and not taking advantage of the shot clock," Mobley said. "We slowed down the run with a pullup jumper that made it a 24-17 contest, pulling the are looking for quick shots instead of working for a good look." Lady Ospreys as close as they would get the rest of the way. In the first half, the Lady Ospreys found much better looks from the field, connect- UNF was down 36-20 at the half. The Mountain Hawks’ Erica Prosser led all players ing on .400 percent of their attempts (10-for-25), and held the Islanders to only 16 shot attempts. UNF used a 9-3 run to knot the score at 24-24 with less than a minute with seven points in the frame. Kayla Mobley scored five for the Lady Ospreys but could- remaining until halftime before Corpus Christi scored with two seconds on the clock to n’t help UNF improve on its 21.9 shooting percentage in the half. boast a 26-24 edge at the break. The Lady Ospreys started to improve their shooting percentage in the second half The Islanders repeated their shooting percentage from the first half in the final 20 after Jones hit a pair of jumpers to start the frame before Rachelle Rasley and Juliemay minutes, firing true on .500 percent in each frame (8-for-16 in first half and 11-for-22 Syquio combined to hit three-straight 3-pointers, cutting the Redhawks’ lead to 12. in second). UNF experienced second-half shooting woes for the second game in a row, Lehigh kept the pressure on, however, as pushed its lead to as many as 26 points before going 7-for-32 from the field and 6-for-11 from the charity strip after halftime. cutting the final deficit to 20. Sophomore Julie Syquio posted season highs in points (10, assists (5) and minutes UNF was 11-of-30 from the field in the second half, shooting 36.7 percent overall. played (24) while making three thefts. She finished 4-for-7 from the floor and sank her only attempt from beyond the arc and her only free-throw try. Senior Jennifer Bowen Lehigh shot 44.4 percent from the field and knocked down 13-of-16 shots from the free also scored 10. throw line. The Lady Ospreys will look to snap their three-game slide after six days of rest over The Mountain Hawks were able to control the boards as well, outrebounding the Lady the Christmas break. The team takes the court again on Dec. 29 in Bethlehem, Pa., Ospreys 47-32. Haly Crites, Claire Sullivan and Kristen Dalton all tied for a game-high against Lehigh in its own tournament, the Christmas City Classic. six rebounds to lead Lehigh. Brittany Kirkland and Jennifer each had five rebounds to "The time off is important to the girls to individually assess what needs to be done lead the Lady Ospreys. to make the team better," Tappmeyer said. "We talked about the six days off and the Lehigh’s Courtney Dentler was the only player in double figures for the night, scor- self-evaluation that needs to happen in that time so that each player can figure out ing 16 points on the night after hitting 6-of-11 shots from the field. what she needs to do to contribute more to the team." www.UNFOspreys.com 2008-09 Lady Osprey Gameday Notes 16 Game-by-game

UNF pushes Valpo, comes up short BETHLEHEM, Pa. – The University of North Florida women’s basketball team put togeth- er a strong effort against Valparaiso in the consolation game of the Christmas City Tournament but fell just short in a 58-49 loss. Early deficit too much for UNF UNF (2-9) gave a Valpo (5-5) team that has victories against ranked opponents Florida SPARTANBURG, S.C. – The University of North Florida women’s basketball team found State and Purdue this year all it could handle, but couldn’t fend off a 12-0 run in the sec- itself in an early deficit and couldn’t find its way out in a 69-50 loss at USC Upstate on ond half that ultimately put the Crusaders over the top. Saturday. Kayla Mobley finished the game with a double-double for the Lady Ospreys, scoring 10 UNF (2-10, 1-3 A-Sun) committed 31 turnovers in the game and hit only 1-of-13 shots points to go along with 11 rebounds. Mobley was the only UNF player to score in double beyond the 3-point arc, compared to an Upstate squad that had 18 turnovers and 17 figures in the tournament, as UNF spread the offensive wealth around with all nine play- assists on the afternoon. ers who saw action in the game scoring at least two points. That effort helped Mobley earn all-tournament honors. Jennifer Bowen scored 10 points to lead the Lady Ospreys while Shennette Sheffield con- The Crusaders ultimately put the contest away at the free throw line, hitting 18-of-23 tributed nine points and seven rebounds off the bench. Kendra Wallace led all players with shots from the line in the second half, compared to UNF which hit 10-of-15 for the game. 15 points for the Spartans. Ebony Johnson followed her with 10 points to go along with UNF played Valparaiso even in the first half before coming out of the gates quick in the five blocks and five steals. second half taking a 26-24 lead thanks to a 3-point heave out of the hands of Brittany The Lady Ospreys found themselves in an early hole after Upstate jumped out to a 9-2 Kirkland that found the bottom of the net as the shot clock expired. That helped the Lady advantage then eventually upped that lead to 23-8. Ospreys eventually take a 30-24 lead. UNF tried to chip away at the scoring gap with a 7-2 run that Kim Baker topped off with Mobley pushed the Lady Ospreys lead back to six at 35-29 before sitting down with her third foul of the game. Arlande Cherizol also found herself on the bench with three fouls. a 3-pointer from the right wing. The Crusaders took advantage of UNF’s foul trouble, tying the game with six free throws The Spartans carried a 33-18 advantage into the locker room, hitting all eight of their in a row before eventually upping their lead to 41-36 thanks to a 12-0 run that Rachelle free throw attempts. Chelsea McMillan led all players with eight points for the Spartans, Rasley finally broke with a 3-pointer from the left corner. Rasley struck again from beyond while Kayla Mobley had a team-high four points for the Lady Ospreys. Mobley finished the the 3-point arc to make it a 47-41 contest near the six minute mark. game with nine points and five rebounds, while Kim Baker and Brittany Kirkland each had That helped UNF put together a 6-0 run that eventually brought the Lady Ospreys with- seven points. Baker hit UNF’s only 3-pointer in the game and was 3-of-5 from the field in in three points. Valpo was able to counter with a putback after a missed free throw and an Ashley Varner 3-pointer that pushed the Crusader lead to 52-44 with 1:27 to play. the contest. Valpo hit only 6-of-25 3-pointers in the game and shot 29.1 percent overall. UNF shot Upstate expanded its 15-point advantage to 19 in the first four minutes of the second 28.3 percent for the game, cashing in on 18 second-chance points and 15 points off of half thanks mainly to its transition game. UNF countered by getting the bulk of its points turnovers. in the paint with Sheffield and Mobley doing most of the work, while Kirkland drove to the The Crusaders won the rebound battle 48-41 with Varner pulling down a team-high nine basket, scored and completed a 3-point play to make it a 50-33 contest. boards. UNF was able to pull within 15 points but never got any closer in dropping its second- The teams played to a 23-23 standstill at the half. UNF put the defensive clamps on Valpo straight A-Sun contest and first conference game on the road. The Lady Ospreys are 0-6 early, holding the Crusaders to a shooting percentage in the teens during the first 10 min- utes of play. Valpo hit four of its first 23 shots with the squads staying neck and neck with away from home this season. each other on the scoreboard. UNF controlled the boards, pulling down 45 rebounds compared to USC Upstate’s 36. UNF took advantage of four blocks in the half and forced eight Crusader turnovers. Jennifer Guldager finished tied with Hawkins with a game-high eight rebounds. Mobley and The Crusaders managed to grab a four-point lead before a Rasley 3-pointer made it a Rachelle Rasley each pulled down five rebounds for the Lady Ospreys. 12-11 contest and a Cherizol turnaround jumper gave the Lady Ospreys the lead at 13-12. Upstate shot 40.6 percent from the field for the game, compared to UNF, which shot Jennifer Bowen’s layup extended that advantage to 15-12 before the Crusaders went on a 32.8 percent. Both teams shot the ball well from the free throw line with UNF making 9- small run and took a 21-17 lead. UNF, however scored six of the half’s final eight points thanks to a pair of Jennifer Guldager free throws that Kim Baker and Juliemay Syquio each of-11 shots from the charity stripe (81.8 percent) and the Spartans hitting 14-of-16 (87.5 followed up with jumpers to tie the game at 23-23. percent). Eight of the nine Lady Ospreys that saw action in the half scored with Bowen and Syquio UNF will wrap up its conference road trip and try to get back on the winning track with leading the team with four points apiece. Shennette Sheffield had three of UNF’s four a 4:15 p.m. contest Monday at USC Upstate. blocks to go along with four rebounds in the half. Sheffield finished the game with four blocks. www.UNFOspreys.com 2008-09 Lady Osprey Gameday Notes 17 Game-by-game

UNF turns in good defensive outing Lady Ospreys fall to Lady Owls JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. – The University of North Florida women’s basketball team put JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The University of North Florida women's basketball team sprint- together a strong defensive effort Monday night at East Tennessee State but couldn’t get ed to an 18-9 lead to start its first home game in more than three weeks, but offensive enough offensive firepower in a 56-42 loss at the Memorial Center. struggles in the second half opened the door for Kennesaw State to leave UNF Arena with UNF (2-11, 1-3 A-Sun) turned the ball over 29 times in the game and went 0-for-5 a 60-50 win Thursday night in Atlantic Sun Conference action. beyond the 3-point arc in falling to 0-6 all-time against ETSU (5-6, 3-1 A-Sun) on the road. "The team showed a lot of energy, emotion, confidence and swagger in the first half," The Lady Ospreys kept ETSU within reach until the last minute of play and showed UNF head coach Mary Tappmeyer said. "But I don't think we played the same way in the improvement in a building where their average loss going into Monday was a 29-point second half. We missed a couple of shots early and really didn't have the same swagger spread. we had early in the game." Jennifer Bowen carried the bulk of the offensive load for the Lady Ospreys, finishing with UNF (2-12, 1-4 A-Sun) connected on half of its attempts from the field in the first half a game-high 17 points on 8-of-14 shooting from the field. Freshman Brittany Kirkland fol- (16-for-32) en route to scoring its highest first-half point total of the season (35), before lowed her with eight points, hitting a couple of baseline jumpers down the stretch to keep slumping to .217 percent shooting in the second half. the game within 10 points. The final 20 minutes of the contest turned into a defensive struggle with the Lady Bowen also chipped in a game-high eight rebounds to go along with a pair of assists. Ospreys netting only 15 second-half points and Kennesaw State (6-6, 3-1) managing only The Lady Ospreys turned the ball over 20 times in the first half and fell behind by as 21 after the break. many as 15 before making a late charge to end the half and pull within eight points. "When our kids commit to the defensive end, we are a very good defensive team," UNF missed its first six shots from the field and fell behind 6-2 with the Lady Ospreys Tappmeyer said. "But I think we lost some of our aggressiveness on the offensive end after only points coming on a pair of Shennette Sheffield free throws. we made some stops. We didn't look to push it in transition and be as aggressive as we Bowen followed her own miss with a rebound and a layup to make it a 6-4 game before were in the first half." ETSU took off, scoring the next 11 points to take a 17-4 advantage. Kirkland finally broke The Lady Ospreys built their biggest lead of the game a little more than seven minutes that run with a baseline jumper. into the contest when they sported an 18-9 edge. The Lady Owls quickly diminished the The Lady Ospreys went on a 6-0 run to pull themselves closer before ETSU made it a home team's advantage, cutting the score to 22-20 a little more than four minutes later. 24-11 game with 3:55 to play in the first half. UNF put together a 7-0 run to close the half KSU went on an 11-0 run at the 6:28 mark in the first half to turn a UNF seven-point that featured five points from Bowen, including a 3-point play in the last 10 seconds that lead into a Lady Owl four-point lead with a little less than three minutes remaining until made it a 28-20 game when the first half horn sounded. The Lady Ospreys controlled the halftime. After senior Jennifer Bowen drained a 3-pointer with nine seconds left to cut the boards as well, outrebounding the Lady Bucs 11-3 during the run to close out the half. visitor's lead to one point, KSU's Gia Lockett launched a shot from just inside half court Bowen led the Lady Ospreys with seven points in the half and five rebounds. ETSU’s with .4 seconds on the clock that banked in and put the Lady Owls on top 39-35 at the Gwen Washington scored eight points and was followed by TaRonda Wiles, who scored break. seven. Nobody on the Lady Buc squad had more than two rebounds in the half. UNF led In the second half, the Lady Owls mounted a seven-point lead less than four minutes the overall rebounding battle 25-13. into the final frame before UNF rallied to slice that lead to a single point two minutes later. UNF won the overall battle of the boards 41-39, but did allow the Lady Buccaneers 15 KSU responded with a rally of its own, scoring the game's next nine points to boast their offensive rebounds. biggest lead of the game, 55-45, with nine minutes left to play. UNF’s early game shooting woes continued at the start of a second half that saw the Both defenses tightened down the stretch, allowing only five points apiece over the final Lady Ospreys miss their first five shots from the field and fall behind by 13 points. Bowen nine minutes. Freshman Brittany Kirkland scored four of her career-high-tying 15 points in started to get her squad back into the game with a pair of jumpers that made it a 34-24 that stretch (also scored 15 against Wofford). Bowen led all scoring with 16 points on 6- contest. She them helped UNF cut the lead to 34-27 after combining with Kirkland to com- for-12 shooting from the floor and 3-for-3 from the charity stripe. plete a fast break with a layup. Britteney Henderson grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds, including six on the offensive The Lady Ospreys failed to cash in on two fast break opportunities the next two trips glass, to help KSU top the Lady Ospreys, 38-35, in total rebounds. Bowen had a Lady down the court and opened a door for the Lady Bucs to eventually up their advantage to Osprey-best five boards while juniors Arlande Cherizol and Shennette Sheffield and soph- 42-27 on a Siarre Evans jumper. omore Juliemay Syquio each added four. A Willonda Windham layup followed by a Kirkland jumper made it a 46-36 contest with "They just went after it a little bit harder," Tappmeyer said. "They send all five players just under five minutes to play. UNF was able to pull within seven points in the second half to the boards and our posts really didn't do a great job of rebounding tonight." but could not get any closer. Kennesaw used 14 offensive rebounds to score 16 second-chance points and the Lady UNF shot 28.9 percent for the game from the field and held ETSU to 30.2 percent shoot- Owl bench chipped in 21 points. UNF's bench scored seven and the Lady Ospreys scored ing. The Lady Bucs hit only 2-of-17 3-pointers and scored 24 of their points in the paint. only five second-chance points.

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First-half hole too much for Lady Ospreys Dolphins rumble past Lady Ospreys JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Despite freshman Kayla Mobley's second double-double of the JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Freshman Brittany Kirkland's 14 points weren't enough for the season, the University of North Florida women's basketball team could not overcome a hefty first-half deficit and fell, 70-44, to Mercer in Atlantic Sun Conference action Saturday University of North Florida women's basketball team Thursday night when Jacksonville afternoon at UNF Arena. used 34 points off the bench to take a 61-42 win and a point in the SunTrust River City UNF (2-13, 1-5 A-Sun) found itself in a double-digit hole less than five minutes into the Rumble at UNF Arena in Atlantic Sun Conference action. contest with Mercer (7-7, 3-2) grasping a 14-2 lead at the 15:11 mark. After Mobley "They pulled away in the second half, which happened when we got away from our knocked down a shot in the paint and sophomore Brittany Jones made a layup with 13:58 gameplan," UNF head coach Mary Tappmeyer said. "Because we became frustrated by not remaining in the first half, the Lady Ospreys went cold and were held without a field goal being able to score on the offensive end, we did not execute on the defensive end." for almost 12 minutes. UNF (2-14, 1-6 A-Sun) trailed by only seven points - 26-19 - at the half after shooting Junior Arlande Cherizol flushed a pair of free-throws for UNF's only points during the .281 percent from the field compared to .407 percent by JU (9-7, 5-2). The Lady Ospreys stretch before Jones notched one free throw to wrap up the Lady Ospreys' first-half scor- pulled to within five at the 14:21 mark of the second half, but the Dolphins caught fire only ing. The Bears led by as many as 28 in the opening half, but UNF's defense kept Mercer a few minutes later and stifled the UNF offense. without a field goal in the final three minutes and 47 seconds of the first frame, sending With a little more than nine minutes remaining, the visitors started a 12-0 run to build the game to the half with the Bears leading, 36-11. Mobley provided a spark for the Lady Ospreys immediately after the opening whistle for their biggest lead of the game - 53-30 - with a little less than six minutes to play. During the second half, scoring the first four points of the second frame. She netted nine after the three-and-a-half-minute stretch, the Lady Ospreys committed three turnovers and halftime (11 in the game) to keep her team stride-for-stride with the visitors in the second went 0-for-6 from the field. half, and grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds to help UNF outrebound its opponent, 36-33. Down the stretch, the Lady Ospreys continued to battle, reducing the Dolphin lead to The Lady Ospreys totaled 21 offensive rebounds in the contest, including 17 in the first 16 three times in the final four minutes. UNF grabbed seven offensive rebounds in the final half. However, those 21 boards on the offensive glass equated to only eight second-chance five minutes of the contest and scored eight of its 22 second-chance points in that stint. points. Mobley and Cherizol each had four offensive boards. Cherizol finished with seven "We've been getting 19 or 20 offensive rebounds in our last few games and only scor- total rebounds. ing two or four second-chance points," Tappmeyer said. "Tonight was a step in the right Four players registered double-digit point totals for the Bears, led by Dominique Chism's direction on the offensive glass and putbacks. I've been telling this young team that on a 16 points. LaToya Jackson added 12 while Cristin Seymour and Nicole Leonard chipped in lot of nights, our best offense will be our rebounding. We must be committed to going to 12 and 11, respectively. Seymor also had a team-best eight rebounds while Chism the boards when we struggle shooting the ball." snatched a game-high six steals. After shooting a single-half season-low .118 percent in the first half, UNF drained .458 The Lady Ospreys finished 16-for-58 from the field (.276 percent), including a 0-for-5 percent of its attempts from the field in the second half. Mercer caught fire in the first half, mark from beyond the three-point line, and connected on only half of their attempts from connecting on .636 percent of its tries and shot .524 percent after halftime. The Bears hit the free-throw line (10-for-20). Kirkland's 14 points came on a 7-for-17 shooting perform- .583 percent of their 3-point attempts (6-for-8 in the first half). ance, and she added four rebounds and two steals. Refusing to go away quietly, the Lady Ospreys battled until the final buzzer to cut into On the defensive end, UNF limited JU's starting five to just 27 points, 12 of which were Mercer's biggest lead of the game. The Bears led by 33 (60-27) with a little more than five scored by Courtney Jackson. Lyndsey Paschal led the attack off the bench for the Dolphins, minutes remaining when junior Willonda Windham rattled off six points in less than a netting 16 on a perfect 5-for-5 performance from the field and near perfect 6-for-7 mark minute and a half to give her team a breath of fresh air. at the free throw line. Virginia Gregoire contributed 10 points and three assists off the JU UNF outscored the Bears 13-6 in the final four minutes and 38 seconds, and forced five bench. turnovers in that stint. The Lady Ospreys committed 19 turnovers on the day while caus- Senior Jennifer Guldager grabbed a game-high nine rebounds to help UNF win the ing 25 Mercer turnovers. Sophomore Juliemay Syquio finished with four steals while fresh- rebounding battle, 42-36, and fired true on her only attempt from the field. Junior Arlande man Kim Baker had three and Mobley and senior Jennifer Bowen each added two. In a career-high 28 minutes of action, Mobley went 4-for-7 from the floor and 3-of-5 Cherizol nabbed seven rebounds (second-best in the game), including five on the offen- from the charity stripe. Windham hit three of her four attempts from the field and Jones sive end. Sophomore Juliemay Syquio scored a season-high eight points and made three fired true on her only shot. steals. The win marked the first time Mercer has ever won at UNF Arena in four tries. The Lady With the three-game homestand over, UNF hits the road, destined for Buies Creek, N.C. Ospreys hold a 3-1 advantage over the Bears all-time at home and lead the overall series, and a matchup against Campbell at 5:45 p.m. on Monday night. 5-2. www.UNFOspreys.com 2008-09 Lady Osprey Gameday Notes 19 Game-by-game

Kirkland connects for career numbers DELAND, Fla. – Freshman Brittany Kirkland paced the University of North Florida women's basketball team Thursday night against Stetson by scoring a career-high 24 points en route to a 62-52 decision and the Lady Ospreys' second Atlantic Sun Conference win of the season. "We haven't had many situations where we were able to play with a lead, and doing Sharp-shooting Camels top Lady Ospreys that tonight was fun," UNF head coach Mary Tappmeyer said. "Shooting the ball well also added energy to the team." BUIES CREEK, N.C. - The incoming cold front and expected inches of snow had no UNF (3-15, 2-7 A-Sun) notched a .397 shooting percentage, including a .542 mark cooling effect on the hot hands of Campbell's women's basketball team Monday night in the second half. Kirkland tallied thirteen points after the break, knocking down six when the Camels handed the University of North Florida its 12th-straight loss and sev- of her nine second-half shot attempts. Playing all 20 minutes of the second frame, enth in-a-row in Atlantic Sun Conference action, 61-38. Kirkland saw a career-high 39 minutes of action Thursday night. UNF (2-15, 1-7 A-Sun) used a trio of treys to score its first nine points and trail "Brittany continues to improve each night," Tappmeyer said. "As well as she played Campbell (9-8, 2-6) by only two points a little less than five minutes into the contest. on the offensive end, I was more pleased with her defensive presence. She limited Holding a 13-11 lead, the home held the Lady Ospreys without a field goal over the Stetson's top player Sharnesha Smith to only 11 points. That was a key for us tonight and Brittany stepped up and bought into the defensive philosophy." next eight minutes and 47 seconds to take control of the opening half. Smith and the Hatters (7-11, 4-5) sank only .208 percent of their shots in the first In that stretch, senior Jennifer Guldager sank a free-throw for UNF's only scoring half against a Lady Osprey defense that limited the home team to just 17 points in the while the Lady Camels netted 12 to take a 25-12 lead with a less than five minutes to opening half. The occurrence marks the first time this season UNF has held an oppo- play in the half. With 2:24 left until the break, Campbell built its biggest lead of the nent to less than 20 points in a single half. half, 32-14, before freshman Brittany Kirkland scored five points in the final minute and The first half of action featured six lead changes and one tie. At the 6:51 mark, a half to help UNF close the first frame on a 7-2 run. Kirkland flushed a jumper that put UNF on top 12-11, and the Lady Ospreys never Coming out of the break, the Lady Camels defense put on an encore performance, trailed again. After leading by as many as eight, UNF took a 23-17 lead into the lock- er room at the half. keeping UNF scoreless for a little less than five minutes. Campbell scored the half's first Sophomore Juliemay Syquio buried the first basket of the second half before Kirkland five points before senior Jennifer Bowen sank a baseline jumper at the 15:24 mark to nailed a pair of free throws and a jumper to push the Lady Osprey lead into double cut home team's lead to 39-23. digits at 30-19 a little less than four minutes into the second half. The Lady Camels proceeded to put together a 13-2 clip in the first seven minutes Stetson rallied back, slicing UNF's advantage to only five points twice over the next of the second half before UNF went to work. Freshman Kayla Mobley banked a shot six minutes. Smith smashed a shot from behind the arc to give the Hatters some off the glass in the low post and Guldager drained a layup on a fast break to bring the momentum and pull the home team with in five - 39-34 - with a little more than 10 home edge back to 20 points. The Lady Ospreys also forced three consecutive minutes to play. However, on the ensuing possession, senior Jennifer Bowen answered with her own damage from downtown, pushing UNF's lead back to eight points. turnovers. Freshman Kayla Mobley then went to work in the paint, scoring UNF's next six points Despite the run by UNF, a .296 shooting percentage ultimately decided the out- in less than a minute to lift the Lady Ospreys to a 12-point lead. Mobley finished with come for the Lady Ospreys. Campbell, which shot .449 in the contest, continued to find eight points in 16 minutes of play. the bottom of the net down the stretch and found its second league victory of the sea- With less than three minutes remaining and UNF sporting a nine-point edge, Syquio son. nabbed one of her eight steals and tossed the ball ahead to Kirkland, who finished the UNF freshman Kayla Mobley led all rebounders, pulling 12 missed shots off the fastbreak play to give the Lady Ospreys an 11-point lead. UNF led by double figures glass, including five on the offensive end of the floor. Bowen and sophomore Juliemay the rest of the way. The Lady Ospreys held Smith to a 4-for-14 shooting performance, but Stetson cen- Syquio led the Lady Ospreys with nine points apiece while Guldager bucketed six and ter Jessica Connor went 5-for-7 from the floor and 5-for-6 from the charity stripe to Mobley and fellow freshman Brittany Kirkland each added five. post a double-double with 15 points and 15 rebounds. Geami Britt led all scorers, dropping 11 for the Camels. Ashley Williamson finished Syquio totaled 13 points in the contest and played a season-high 27 minutes. She with 10 points and nine rebounds. also added four rebounds and three assists. The Lady Ospreys continue their jaunt on the road Thursday when they visit Stetson The win snapped a 12-game losing streak, which dated back to its second conference in search of their first win on the road. Tipoff is slated for 7 p.m. contest of the season - a Dec. 6 matchup against Belmont. Additionally, the win is the first ever for the Lady Ospreys at Stetson and marks the first time either team has won away from its home hardwood in the series. www.UNFOspreys.com 2008-09 Lady Osprey Gameday Notes 20 Game-by-game

3-point barrage too much for UNF FORT MYERS, Fla. – The Florida Gulf Coast women’s basketball team hit eight shots Lady Ospreys play well and prevail beyond the 3-point arc in the second half of play and 13 for the game to overcome a small JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Hot hands and dynamic defense boosted the University of North halftime deficit and rally for a 63-46 win against the University of North Florida at Alico Florida women's basketball team to its highest point total of the season in a 74-64 Atlantic Arena. Sun Conference win against USC Upstate at UNF Arena on Thursday night. The Lady Osprey (3-16, 2-8 A-Sun) defense stifled the Eagles (14-4, 7-3) in the open- "It took a little while for us to develop some chemistry but the team is playing very well ing half, holding Florida Gulf Coast to 23 points while taking a one-point advantage before and bringing a ton of energy to the court," UNF head coach Mary Tappmeyer said. "We the first 20 minutes expired. Kelsey Jacobson led the Eagle attack with five baskets from have some young players and they are beginning to grow up and do some really good long range, helping her team blister the nets in the second half with a 68.2 shooting per- things." centage. UNF (4-16, 3-8), winners in two of their last three contests, used seven steals by soph- Brittany Kirkland followed up her career-high 24 points at Stetson with 15 points for omore Juliemay Syquio and two by freshman Brittany Kirkland to score 24 points off 28 the Lady Ospreys, while Jennifer Bowen had 11 points for UNF. Upstate (9-10, 4-7) turnovers. UNF did all of its damage in the paint in the first five minutes of play, scoring its first six "Easy scoring opportunities and run-out baskets really get the girls excited and make points inside. Florida Gulf Coast countered with a pair of 3-pointers and was able to gain them want to play the defensive end even more because they want to do it all over again," an early 8-6 advantage, with all of its points coming on jump shots. Cherizol had a couple Tappmeyer said. "They are seeing the fruits of their labor in that they are finally creating of those points on a put-back after an offensive rebound. The UNF junior grabbed five some havoc and turnovers and getting some easy buckets from them." offensive rebounds in the first eight minutes of play. The Lady Ospreys notched 10 points in fast-break situations with Syquio and Kirkland Kirkland hit UNF’s first 3-pointer of the game and Juliemay Syquio followed that up with dishing the assist on several of the opportunities. With seven assists apiece, Syquio and a jumper in the lane to give the Lady Ospreys an 11-10 advantage. Kirkland each notched career numbers in the category. FGCU took a 12-11 lead before the teams settled into a defensive battle for the next five Senior Jennifer Bowen paced UNF in the first half, scoring 13 of her 15 in the first 20 minutes of play. The Eagles were able to eventually get their offense going, scoring the minutes. She connected on two of her three tries from beyond the arc to help the Lady next five points before Kirkland broke the run with a jumper and Bowen followed her with Ospreys wrap up the first frame, which they led by as many as 14 points, with a 33-27 a basket the next trip down the court to make it a 17-15 contest. A couple of FGCU 3- edge. pointers by Jacobson and Kristine Herman pushed the Eagles’ lead back to 23-15 at the The Spartans managed to hit only 33.3 percent of shots in the first half, including a 5- 3:52 mark of the first half. for-17 performance from long range. UNF stifled Upstate's third-leading scorer Courtney That was the last bucket the Eagles would muster in the opening half. The Lady Ospreys Hawkins early, holding her scoreless in the opening half when she attempted six field goals, mixed their defenses between a half court trap and a zone defense for the rest of the four from downtown. frame, leading to points on the offensive end. The Lady Ospreys scored the last nine points "Upstate is so good in a half-court set and can pick their opponent apart if they are of the half to carry a 24-23 lead into the locker room. Bowen started the UNF run with a allowed to get into their offensive groove," Tappmeyer said. "We kept the press on them 3-pointer from the left wing, while her fellow senior, Jennifer Guldager, topped it off with and I don't think they really ever got comfortable in their offense." a pair of free throws that gave the Lady Ospreys the lead. The visitors opened the second frame on an 8-1 run to knot the score at 34-34 a little Kirkland led UNF with nine points in the half, hitting 4-of-8 shots from the field to go more than three minutes after the break. The game featured seven ties and five lead along with two assists. All 24 of UNF’s points in the half came from the team’s starting five. changes before the Lady Ospreys finally went on top for good at the 5:43 mark. Syquio Brittany Brown and Shannon Murphy each had six points to lead the Eagles. UNF held a flushed a pair of free ones to give UNF the 54-53 advantage. 22-11 rebounding advantage, with Cherizol pulling down eight of those boards. Despite posting a .478 shooting percentage in the second half, the Spartans could not Florida Gulf Coast quickly went up 10 points to open the second half of play, hitting its overcome the Lady Ospreys oppressing defense, committing 17 second-half turnovers. first six shots from the field, including four 3-pointers. Chelsea Lyles made three of those UNF scored 17 points off those turnovers in the final frame. shots from long range and scored 10 points in the first six minutes of the half after scor- Senior Jennifer Guldager pulled down a season-high 11 rebounds to lead all rebounders ing just five in the opening half. and guided the Lady Ospreys with 37 minutes of action. Kirkland scored a team-high 16 Jacobson pushed the FGCU lead to 43-32 with the team’s fifth 3-pointer of the half and points to go along with Syquio's 13 points and six boards. Guldager added six points. the Eagles kept knocking them down from there, matching UNF’s two-point baskets with Upstate's Kendra Wallace led all scorers with 19 points and fired true on five of her nine 3-pointers and eventually upping the advantage to 16. tries from 3-point land. Chelsea McMillan went for 14 points and eight rebounds, connect- UNF owned the boards, outrebounding the Eagles 39-26. Cherizol had 12 of those ing on all eight of her attempts from the charity stripe. rebounds for UNF, which pulled down 20 offensive boards compared to 19 on the defen- The UNF bench stepped up to play significant minutes and net 22 points. Junior Shennette sive end. The Lady Ospreys forced FGCU into 18 turnovers – with nine of those coming on Sheffield led the Lady Ospreys' bench scoring, notching nine in 14 minutes. Freshmen steals – and gave the ball away 15 times. Kirkland added three steals and three assists to Rachelle Rasley, Kim Baker and Kayla Mobley chipped in 15, 13 and 10 minutes of action, go along with a block to her totals on the night. Syquio led all players with five assists. respectively, while sophomore Brittany Jones provided seven high-energy minutes. www.UNFOspreys.com 2008-09 UNF Lady Osprey Basketball North Florida Combined Team Statistics (as of Jan 30, 2009) All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 4-16 3-7 1-7 0-2 CONFERENCE 3-8 2-4 1-4 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 1-8 1-3 0-3 0-2

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 10 KIRKLAND,BRITTAN 20-12 573 28.7 79-215 . 3 6 7 11-40 . 2 7 5 25-41 . 6 1 0 14 39 53 2.7 33 0 55 104 3 33 194 9.7 20 BOWEN, Jennifer 20-20 596 29.8 65-213 . 3 0 5 12-53 . 2 2 6 36-49 . 7 3 5 25 60 85 4.3 31 0 34 46 1 21 178 8.9 35 KERR,JADHKEN 6-5 163 27.2 17-53 . 3 2 1 15-43 . 3 4 9 4-5 . 8 0 0 4 19 23 3.8 11 0 5 9 3 4 53 8.8 04 SYQUIO, Juliemay 20-13 441 22.1 38-116 . 3 2 8 8-20 . 4 0 0 26-35 . 7 4 3 23 31 54 2.7 49 0 48 71 2 42 110 5.5 34 MOBLEY, Kayla 19-6 320 16.8 38-112 . 3 3 9 2-12 . 1 6 7 13-29 . 4 4 8 34 68 102 5.4 41 1 10 31 3 7 91 4.8 54 WINDHAM, Willonda 16-2 213 13.3 26-60 . 4 3 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 6-11 . 5 4 5 10 26 36 2.3 19 0 5 23 1 8 58 3.6 22 CHERIZOL, Arlande 20-14 383 19.2 30-81 . 3 7 0 0-1 . 0 0 0 6-17 . 3 5 3 43 43 86 4.3 40 0 14 33 12 16 66 3.3 23 SHEFFIELD, Shennet 17-5 233 13.7 20-45 . 4 4 4 0-1 . 0 0 0 15-27 . 5 5 6 25 21 46 2.7 42 0 8 18 8 6 55 3.2 32 RASLEY, Rachelle 19-0 236 12.4 19-74 . 2 5 7 10-45 . 2 2 2 5-6 . 8 3 3 10 25 35 1.8 23 0 6 18 1 3 53 2.8 03 BAKER, Kim 20-0 187 9.4 19-71 . 2 6 8 1-10 . 1 0 0 9-14 . 6 4 3 15 11 26 1.3 17 0 10 19 1 10 48 2.4 14 GULDAGER, Jennifer 20-19 499 25.0 15-75 . 2 0 0 3-22 . 1 3 6 11-14 . 7 8 6 36 65 101 5.1 32 0 25 42 4 24 44 2.2 33 JONES, Brittany 16-4 155 9.7 14-29 . 4 8 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 3-9 . 3 3 3 14 8 22 1.4 10 0 4 8 0 7 31 1.9 Total...... 20 3999 380-1144 . 3 3 2 62-247 . 2 5 1 159-257 . 6 1 9 296 471 767 38.3 348 1 224 429 39 181 981 49.0 Opponents...... 20 4000 431-1074 . 4 0 1 121-359 . 3 3 7 257-369 . 6 9 6 241 521 762 38.1 312 - 275 388 81 212 1240 62.0

TEAM STATISTICS UNF OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING 981 1240 11/14/08 vs Bethune-Cookman University L 56-68 378 Points per game 49.0 62.0 11/18/08 FLORIDA STATE L 60-49 1433 Scoring margin -12.9 - 11-22-08 at SE Louisiana L 46-66 294 11/30/08 WOFFORD W 60-71 723 FIELD GOALS-ATT 380-1144 431-1074 * 12/4/08 LIPSCOMB W 51-52 441 Field goal pct . 3 3 2 . 4 0 1 * 12/6/08 BELMONT L 60-34 352 3 POINT FG-ATT 62-247 121-359 12/14/08 at USF L 44-90 788 3-point FG pct . 2 5 1 . 3 3 7 12/17/08 LONGWOOD L 46-38 423 3-pt FG made per game 3.1 6.1 12/18/08 TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHR L 58-47 234 FREE THROWS-ATT 159-257 257-369 ^ 12/29/08 at Lehigh L 47-67 742 12/30/08 vs Valparaiso L 58-49 479 Free throw pct . 6 1 9 . 6 9 6 * 1/3/09 at USC Upstate L 50-69 662 F-Throws made per game 8.0 12.9 * 1/5/09 at East Tennessee State L 42-56 2844 REBOUNDS 767 762 * 1/8/09 KENNESAW STATE L 60-50 115 Rebounds per game 38.3 38.1 * 1/10/09 MERCER L 70-44 570 Rebounding margin +0.3 - * 1/15/08 JACKSONVILLE L 61-42 1322 ASSISTS 224 275 * 1/19/09 at Campbell L 38-61 850 * 01/22/09 at Stetson W 62-52 459 Assists per game 11.2 13.8 * 1/24/09 at FGCU L 46-63 898 TURNOVERS 429 388 * 01/29/09 USC UPSTATE W 64-74 247 Turnovers per game 21.5 19.4 Turnover margin -2.0 - * = Conference game Assist/turnover ratio 0.5 0.7 STEALS 181 212 Steals per game 9.1 10.6 BLOCKS 39 81 Blocks per game 2.0 4.1 ATTENDANCE 5860 8394 Home games-Avg/Game 10-586 8-942 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 2-428

Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals North Florida 457 524 981 Opponents 599 641 1240 2008-09 UNF Lady Osprey Basketball North Florida Combined Team Statistics (as of Jan 30, 2009) Conference games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 3-8 2-4 1-4 0-0 CONFERENCE 3-8 2-4 1-4 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

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 10 KIRKLAND, Brittany 11-8 333 30.3 53-135 . 3 9 3 5-21 . 2 3 8 13-24 . 5 4 2 6 19 25 2.3 20 0 31 63 3 21 124 11.3 20 BOWEN, Jennifer 11-11 326 29.6 41-127 . 3 2 3 8-35 . 2 2 9 25-33 . 7 5 8 13 30 43 3.9 11 0 11 26 1 11 115 10.5 04 SYQUIO, Juliemay 11-8 273 24.8 21-73 . 2 8 8 2-11 . 1 8 2 22-27 . 8 1 5 17 22 39 3.5 32 0 27 34 1 31 66 6.0 35 KERR, Jadhken 2-2 57 28.5 3-16 . 1 8 8 3-15 . 2 0 0 0-1 . 0 0 0 0 6 6 3.0 3 0 1 2 2 1 9 4.5 34 MOBLEY, Kayla 11-3 177 16.1 21-52 . 4 0 4 0-5 . 0 0 0 7-13 . 5 3 8 14 37 51 4.6 21 1 3 20 1 4 49 4.5 22 CHERIZOL, Arlande 11-9 228 20.7 17-46 . 3 7 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 6-15 . 4 0 0 28 21 49 4.5 22 0 8 16 6 8 40 3.6 54 WINDHAM, Willonda 8-1 99 12.4 12-23 . 5 2 2 0-0 . 0 0 0 3-7 . 4 2 9 3 17 20 2.5 7 0 2 11 1 5 27 3.4 03 BAKER, Kim 11-0 118 10.7 11-45 . 2 4 4 1-7 . 1 4 3 5-8 . 6 2 5 11 8 19 1.7 11 0 6 13 1 5 28 2.5 23 SHEFFIELD, Shennet 11-2 125 11.4 10-27 . 3 7 0 0-1 . 0 0 0 7-13 . 5 3 8 14 13 27 2.5 29 0 2 13 2 3 27 2.5 14 GULDAGER, Jennifer 11-11 268 24.4 8-38 . 2 1 1 1-10 . 1 0 0 5-6 . 8 3 3 24 39 63 5.7 16 0 18 16 1 15 22 2.0 32 RASLEY, Rachelle 10-0 121 12.1 6-36 . 1 6 7 3-23 . 1 3 0 1-2 . 5 0 0 6 16 22 2.2 7 0 5 8 1 2 16 1.6 33 JONES, Brittany 10-0 74 7.4 5-13 . 3 8 5 0-0 . 0 0 0 1-3 . 3 3 3 7 4 11 1.1 3 0 0 2 0 2 11 1.1 Total...... 11 2199 208-631 . 3 3 0 23-128 . 1 8 0 95-152 . 6 2 5 164 259 423 38.5 182 1 114 228 20 108 534 48.5 Opponents...... 11 2200 234-588 . 3 9 8 67-196 . 3 4 2 132-189 . 6 9 8 129 284 413 37.5 175 - 150 216 46 115 667 60.6

TEAM STATISTICS UNF OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING 534 667 * 12/4/08 LIPSCOMB W 51-52 441 Points per game 48.5 60.6 * 12/6/08 BELMONT L 60-34 352 Scoring margin -12.1 - * 1/3/09 at USC Upstate L 50-69 662 * 1/5/09 at East Tennessee State L 42-56 2844 FIELD GOALS-ATT 208-631 234-588 * 1/8/09 KENNESAW STATE L 60-50 115 Field goal pct . 3 3 0 . 3 9 8 * 1/10/09 MERCER L 70-44 570 3 POINT FG-ATT 23-128 67-196 * 1/15/08 JACKSONVILLE L 61-42 1322 3-point FG pct . 1 8 0 . 3 4 2 * 1/19/09 at Campbell L 38-61 850 3-pt FG made per game 2.1 6.1 * 01/22/09 at Stetson W 62-52 459 FREE THROWS-ATT 95-152 132-189 * 1/24/09 at FGCU L 46-63 898 * 01/29/09 USC UPSTATE W 64-74 247 Free throw pct . 6 2 5 . 6 9 8 F-Throws made per game 8.6 12.0 * = Conference game REBOUNDS 423 413 Rebounds per game 38.5 37.5 Rebounding margin +0.9 - ASSISTS 114 150 Assists per game 10.4 13.6 TURNOVERS 228 216 Turnovers per game 20.7 19.6 Turnover margin -1.1 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.5 0.7 STEALS 108 115 Steals per game 9.8 10.5 BLOCKS 20 46 Blocks per game 1.8 4.2 ATTENDANCE 3047 5713 Home games-Avg/Game 6-508 5-1143 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0

Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals North Florida 237 297 534 Opponents 323 344 667