2006-2007 Towson University Women’s Basketball Game Notes

Schedule and Results GAME Mount St. Mary’s (3-7) N11 at Georgetown W, 65-57 N14 WINSTON-SALEM ST. W, 76-51 at Towson (9-1, 1-0 CAA) N19 at American W, 69-57 N21 at UMBC (MASN-TV) W, 50-45 December 30, 2006 • 4:00 p.m. N25 at Loyola W, 75-73 (OT) 11 Towson, Md. • Towson Center (5,000) N29 at Wake Forest (WTMD) L, 45-58

D3 at William & Mary * W, 66-59 Towson Notables ... D10 NORFOLK STATE W, 83-66 X Returning to the court after the holidays, the Tigers will look to win their fifth straight game D19 at Winston-Salem St. W, 57-50 when they host Mount St. Mary’s University in the middle game of their three-game homestand D22 RIDER W, 76-42 D30 MOUNT ST. MARY’S 4:00 on Saturday afternoon at 4:00 p.m. The game will be broadcast on the Tigers’ official athletics website (www.towsontigers.com) with Steve Melewski and former Tiger assistant coach Derek J4 JAMES MADISON * 7:00 Jordan calling the action. J7 at Northeastern * (WTMD) 1:00 Off to their best start as a Division I program, the Tigers have not played since a 76-42 vic- J10 VA. COMMONWEALTH * 7:00 tory over Rider University last Friday night at the Towson Center. Freshman guard Shanae J14 at Delaware * (CSN-MA, WTMD) 12:00 Baker-Brice led the Tigers with a game-high 16 points while making six of seven field goal J18 HOFSTRA * 7:00 attempts. She also added a game-high five steals while senior Kelly Robinson and sophomore J21 GEORGE MASON * 2:00 Alis Freeman each posted nine points. Junior guard Holly Mahan had a career-high 14 J25 at Drexel * (WTMD) 7:00 J28 at Va. Commonwealth * 2:00 rebounds, including 10 in the first half. Baker-Brice and Mahan lead the Tigers into their game against Mount St. Mary’s. Baker-Brice F1 GEORGIA STATE * 7:00 is the team’s leading scorer with a 13.7 point per game average while Mahan is averaging 13.0 F4 NORTHEASTERN * (WTMD) 2:00 points per game while making 50.5 per cent of her field goal attempts. She also leads the CAA F8 DREXEL * (WTMD) 7:00 with a 4.3 steal per game average and is ranked among the conference leaders with an 8.4 F11 at Georgia State * 2:00 rebounding average. F15 at Old Dominion * 7:00 F18 DELAWARE * (WTMD) 2:00 X The Tigers are playing their second straight home game when they face the Mountaineers F21 at Hofstra * 7:00 F25 UNC WILMINGTON * (WTMD) 2:00 and will be looking to extend their home win streak to five straight games, dating back to last season. Towson is averaging 78.3 points per game at the Towson Center this year and has M1 at James Madison * 7:00 recorded three of its four 70-point outings this year at home. M8 CAA First Round (Delaware) TBA M9 CAA Quarterfinals (Delaware) TBA X Now 3-7 on the season, the Mountaineers are playing their second game in three days this M10 CAA Semifinals (Delaware) TBA afternoon. Mount St. Mary’s dropped a 53-46 decision to Drexel on Thursday afternoon at Knott M11 CAA Championship (Delaware) TBA Arena. Senior Dita Krumberga scored a game-high 23 points while playing all 40 minutes. Home games at Towson Center in BOLD CAPS * - Colonial Athletic Association game X This will be the 23rd meeting between Mount St. Mary’s and Towson with the Mountaineers holding a 13-9 advantage. The two teams have not played each other since the 2004-2005 sea- Media Information son when The Mount earned a 64-57 victory over the Tigers at the Towson Center. LaToya TV: None. Butler scored a career-high 17 points for Mount St. Mary’s while Alis Freeman had 12 points Radio: www.towsontigers.com; Steve Melewski for Towson. and Derek Jordan will call the action for today’s broadcast against Mount St. Mary’s. Live Stats: Available for most home games by Towson at a Glance ... visiting www.towsontigers.com. No. Probable Starters (G-GS) Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown Notes Post-Game Interviews: Head Coach Joe 3 Shanae Baker-Brice (10-9) G 5-6 Fr. Washington, D.C. Game-high 16 points vs. Rider Mathews and requested players will be avail- 10 Alis Freeman (10-9) G 5-9 So. Potomac, Md. Co-captain; Avg. 6.9 points per game able after the game. The Towson locker room is 21 Holly Mahan (10-9) G 5-9 Jr. Queens, N.Y. Has 27 rebounds in last 2 games closed at all times. 25 Ashlee Keown (10-8) F 6-1 Fr. Manassas, Va. Has started the last eight games Media Relations 33 Kelly Robinson (10-10) F 6-1 Sr. Hazlet, N.J. Needs 44 points for 1,000 in career Asst. Dir./W. Basketball Contact Eric Rhew No. Tiger Reserves (G-GS) Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown Notes Phone 410-704-6258 1 Alexis Abraham (6-0) G 5-9 Fr. Bowie, Md. Played 13 minues vs. Rider; 3 pts. Cell Phone 443-690-2104 5 Haliena Snowden (8-1) F 6-0 Fr. Laurel, Md. Made 1st career start vs. Norfolk St. E-Mail [email protected] 12 Brandy Black (6-1) G 5-7 So. Houston, Texas One of two walk-ons on roster Director Peter Schlehr 13 Katarina Stimac (5-1) F 6-2 Sr. Zagreb, Croatia Made 1st career start vs. Norfolk St. Assoc. Director Dan O’Connell 15 Jamell Beasley (10-0) G 5-9 Jr. Pottstown, Pa. Leads team in FT% (.905) Admin. Assistant Tom Judd 22 Maya Newman (4-0) G 5-8 Fr. Baltimore, Md. One of two walk-ons on roster 32 Kandace Davis (9-2) F 6-1 Fr. Hyattsville, Md. Scored 6 points off bench vs. Rider 50 Erin Gaston (6-0) C 6-1 Sr. Centreville, Va. Co-captain; has played in 6 games 55 Kim Pyne (9-0) C 6-3 Sr. Columbia, Md. Had 4 reb. in 16 minutes vs. Rider 2006-2007 Towson University Women’s Basketball

Streaks, Trends, Milestones TIGERS • Entering Saturday’s game against Mount St. Mary’s, the Tigers have won four straight ... vs. Mount St. Mary’s games, including a pair of road contests. The Tigers’ only loss of the season came against The Series Wake Forest on November 29 in a 58-45 setback. • Mount St. Mary’s leads the all-time series by a • The Tigers have forced their opponents to commit 20 or more turnovers in nine of their first 13-9 margin, but the two teams have not met 10 games. Towson has committed fewer turnovers than its opponent in every game this sea- since the 2004-2005 season. Four of the Tigers’ son. nine wins against the Mountaineers have come • The Tigers have hit at least one three-point field goal in their last 143 games, dating back to at the Towson Center. December 16, 2001 against Loyola. The last time the Tigers failed to make a three-point field goal in a game was on December 12, 2001 against UMBC. • Mount St. Mary’s has won four of the last six • The Tigers have won nine of their last 10 non-conference games, dating back to their victo- games in the series, dating back to the 1992- 1993 season. The Tigers earned a 62-55 victo- ry over Fairfield last year. The only loss during that stretch came in Towson’s 58-45 loss ry over the Mount at the Towson Center on against the Demon Deacons on November 29. January 2, 2003 and a three-point win one year • This will be the Tigers’ final non-conference game of the season along with being the final later at Knott Arena. game played in December this season. Towson has a perfect 4-0 record during the month of December this season. • Mount St. Mary’s won five straight games during • Senior forward Kelly Robinson is just 44 points shy of reaching 1,000 for her career. She a ten-year span during the middle of the series. will become the 13th player in Tiger women’s basketball history to reach the feat. Towson opened the series with four straight • Sophomore guard Alis Freeman enters Saturday’s game needing 16 points to reach 500 for wins from 1975 to 1978. her career. She has scored nine points in each of the last two games. Scouting the Mountaineers • Mount St. Mary’s has dropped two straight Moving Up the Ranks games following a 53-46 setback against Drexel • Entering the game against Mount St. Mary’s, several Tigers are within reach of moving up at Knott Arena on Thursday afternoon. Senior on Towson’s career lists in several categories. Dita Krumberga recorded her second straight • Senior forward Kelly Robinson moved into 16th place on the Tigers’ career points list and 20+ point game with a 23-point effort. now needs 44 points to become the 13th player in school history with 1,000 career points. She will tie Sonia Keiner Flynn for 15th on the career list with 13 more points. • Krumberga leads the Mountaineers with a 13.6 point per game average and a 7.5 rebounding • Meanwhile, Robinson has passed Mia Chapman on the school’s career field goals list and average. She scored a season-high 25 points has now made 363 field goals in her career. She also passed Norma Kelly on the school’s against Morgan State on December 19. field goal attempts ledger and has now taken 814 field goal attempts in her four-year career. • With 542 rebounds, Robinson passed Cindy Phillips on the Tigers’ career rebounds list and • Junior guard Tiffany Green and sophomore now needs 15 to tie Kelli Talbot for 12th on the ledger. Brianna Gauthier are tied for the team lead in • Currently 13th on the Tigers’ career free throws list, sophomore Alis Freeman will pass assists with 34. Green is posting a 9.5 point per Debbie Oraczewski for 12th place with three made foul shots. Freeman is 11th on the game average while Gauthier is scoring 9.1 Tigers’ career free throw attempts list while her .687 career free throw percentage ranks 16th points per outing. in school history. • Mount St. Mary’s Coach Vanessa Blair is in her • With her five assists in the victory over Rider last Friday, Freeman passed Shinece Perry ninth season at the helm and enters Saturday’s and Brandi Harris on the Tigers’ career list. With 190 assists in her career, Freeman is 16th game against Towson with a 111-125 (.470) on the Tigers’ career list and can tie Shonte Simpson with three more assists. record. A 1992 graduate of The Mount, she has a 2-2 record against the Tigers during her Towson Head Coach Joe Mathews coaching career. • The eighth head coach in Towson women’s basketball history, Joe Mathews is in his sixth season as the Tigers’ leader. Entering the game Series History (MSM leads, 13-9) against Mount St. Mary’s, Mathews has a 48-104 record following last Date H/A/N W/L Score week’s win against Rider. 2/5/75 H W No Score 12/3/76 A W 58-52 • With the victory over Rider last Friday night, Mathews tied Rita Yerkes 2/24/77 A W 58-52 for fifth on the Tigers’ career wins list. Yerkes had a 48-40 record dur- 1/31/78 H W 58-56 ing her four seasons with the Tigers from 1975 to 1979. 1977-78 N W 69-67 • Mathews is a 1991 graduate of Radford and was a member of the 11/30/78 A L 57-78 Highlanders’ coaching staff for five seasons. Radford won the Big South 1/12/79 H L 58-60 Conference in each of Mathews’ five years on the coaching staff. 2/12/79 H L 46-56 • Mathews has also been an assistant coach at Butler and Virginia Tech. During Mathews’ 2/7/80 H W 64-57 tenure with the Hokies, Virginia Tech appeared in the NCAA Tournament three times. 3/8/80 N L 69-75 2/8/81 A L 58-67 2/24/82 H L 65-89 Looking Back: Towson 76, Rider 42 (Dec. 22, 2006) 2/20/89 A L 66-88 • Led by freshman guard Shanae Baker-Brice, the Tigers upped their win streak to four 12/9/89 H L 73-75 straight games with a 76-42 victory over Rider in the first meeting between the two teams in 12/4/90 A W 71-68 nearly 15 years. 12/4/91 H L 56-88 • Baker-Brice made six of seven shots from the floor and also had a game-high five steals. 12/1/92 A L 51-73 Senior Kelly Robinson and sophomore Alis Freeman each had nine points in the victory. 12/6/93 H L 69-73 12/5/01 A L 57-84 • With the victory, the Tigers improved to 14-8 all-time against their former East Coast 1/2/03 H W 62-55 Conference rivals. It was Towson’s second straight win in the series. 1/2/04 A W 68-65 • The Tigers improved to 3-0 at the Towson Center this year with the victory and have now 11/28/04 H L 64-57 won four straight home games, dating back to last year’s regular season finale against Northeastern. In three games this year, the Tigers are averaging 78.3 points per game.

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• The Tigers scored a season-high 45 points in the first half after making 46.2 per cent of their TIGERS field goal attempts. Towson also held Rider to a season-low 19 points in the first half as the ... Last Time vs. The Mount Broncs attempted just 16 field goals in the opening stanza. Mount St. Mary’s 64 • Towson forced Rider to commit a season-high 35 turnovers. It is the second time this sea- Towson University 57 son a Towson opponent has recorded 30 or more turnovers (at American) in a game. The Nov. 28, 2004 • Towson Center Tigers converted those miscues into a season-high 38 points. • The Tigers also recorded a season-high 22 steals in the victory, marking the fourth time this TOWSON, Md. - Despite 12 points and 12 year Towson has had 20 or more steals in a game. The Tigers remain the CAA leader in rebounds from senior Kelli Talbot, the Tigers were steals with a 15.50 average. unable to extend their win streak as Mount St. • All 14 players on the Tigers’ roster saw playing time and scored points in the victory. It marks Mary’s (1-3) won its first game of the season, a 64- the second time this year every player has seen action in the same game. 57 non-conference victory over Towson (2-1) in the • After scoring nine points in the win over Rider, senior forward Kelly Robinson is now 16th Tigers’ home opener at the Towson Center. on the Tigers’ career scoring list and has 956 points in her career. The teams went into the intermission tied at 28- • Sophomore Alis Freeman is now just 16 points shy of reaching 500 in her career after scor- 28 after Mount St. Mary’s freshman Dominique ing nine points in the victory over Rider. She also moved into 16th place on the Tigers’ career Mazzuchi scored on a jumper as time expired. assists list and now has 190 assists in her two-plus years. Trailing by 55-54 with 3:10 left in regulation, the • Despite being held to a season-low seven points, junior guard Holly Mahan tallied a career- Tigers regained the lead on a jumper by sophomore high 14 rebounds in the victory over Rider. In the last two games, she has recorded 27 Kelly Robinson. After freshman Alis Freeman rebounds. Mahan had 10 of her 14 rebounds in the first half as the Tigers jumped out to their upped the Tiger lead to 57-55 with a free throw before Mazzuchi hit a three-pointer with 1:35 45-19 advantage. remaining to give the Mount a 58-57 lead it did not • Mahan’s 14 rebounds were the most in a single game by a Tiger since Tierra Jackson had relinquish. 14 rebounds in last year’s regular season finale against Northeastern at the Towson Center. Talbot, who recorded the fourth “double double” • With the 32-point win, the Tigers had their largest margin of victory since an 83-44 victory of her career in the loss, scored 10 of her 12 points over Boston University during the 1999-2000 season. The Tigers also allowed the fewest in the second half. She also had four assists and points in a game since the 2003-2004 campaign when Towson gave up 42 points against four steals. Freshman Alis Freeman scored 14 Norfolk State. points in the loss while adding four rebounds and • Rider was held to a season-low 42 points and had its losing streak extended to 14 straight six steals in her Towson Center debut. games, dating back to last season. LaToya Butler led the Mount with a career-high 17 points while adding 12 rebounds. Mazzuchi had 16 points to go with 15 points and eight assists from Not a Bad Way to Start Tiffany Green. • After their 76-42 victory over Rider last Friday night, the Tigers are off to their best start as a Dita Krumberga had 12 points and nine Division I program. The 9-1 start eclipsed the previous mark of 8-1 set during the 2003-2004 rebounds in the victory for the Mount. season. Notes: There were 10 ties and 28 lead changes • It is only the third time in the program’s history that the Tigers have opened the year with a in the game ... Mount St. Mary’s scored the final 9-1 record. During the 1979-1980 season, Towson began the campaign with nine wins in nine points of the game. their first 10 games. • A victory against Mount St. Mary’s on Saturday afternoon would give the Tigers a 10-1 Mt. St. Mary’s (1-3) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP LaToya Butler 7-11 3-4 12 0 1 17 record, matching the best 11-game start to a season. During the 1968-1969 campaign, the Tiffany Green 5-9 4-438315 Tigers were 10-1, which is also the best single-season record in school history. Dita Krumberga 6-12 0-292412 Shamika Williams 0-3 0-01150• The five straight wins to open the season marked Towson’s best five-game start in its D. Mazzuchi 6-13 0-040216 Division I history. It also marked the first time the Tigers had opened with five straight wins Samira Rashid 1-2 2-22324 since the 1979-1980 season. DeAnjole Felton 0-2 0-00000 Caitlin Pearson 0-3 0-03000• Through the first 10 games this year, the Tigers are outscoring their opponents by 10.4 points Lilka Adams 0-1 0-02010 per game. Rebecca Wike 0-0 0-00010• The Tigers were 6-4 after their first 10 games last season and were averaging 61.5 points Team 5 Totals 25-56 9-12 41 14 19 64 per game during that stretch. • For the fourth straight season, the Tigers opened their season with a victory after defeating Towson (2-1) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP Kelli Talbot 5-12 2-2 12 4 3 12 Georgetown by a 65-57 margin at McDonough Arena on November 11. Towson’s last loss in Tina Hopkins 4-6 1-22009 a season opener came against UMBC in the 2002-2003 opener by a 55-42 margin. Kelly Robinson 3-11 1-77337 Brandi Harris 1-6 0-01532 Alis Freeman 5-13 4-743214Dangerous in December LaShay Rose 1-3 0-01102• With their victory over Rider last Friday night, the Tigers improved to a perfect 4-0 this sea- Tanya West 1-3 0-00012 Mia Spasowska 4-8 0-06009 son in games played during the month the December. Towson had a 5-1 record in November. Armina Fazlic 0-0 0-00020• In their four December games this season, the Tigers are averaging 70.5 points per game Team 3 and have scored 75 or more points twice. Towson tallied a season-high 83 points in its win Totals 24-62 8-18 36 16 14 57 over Norfolk State on December 10. Halftime: Mount St Mary’s 28, Towson 28. 3-Point Goals: Mount St. • Freshman guard Shanae Baker-Brice is averaging 13.7 points per game during the month Mary’s 5-16 (Green 1-1, Krumberga 0-3, Williams 0-1, Mazzuchi 4-10, Pearson 0-1), Towson 1-16 (Talbot 0-1, Robinson 0-2, Harris 0-5, of December and has making 64.5 per cent of her field goal attempts. She has converted 11 Freeman 0-2, Rose 0-1, West 0-1, Spasowska 1-4). Turnovers: Mount of her last 16 field goals, good for a 68.8 per cent field goal rate. St. Mary’s 20, Towson 12. Attendance: 277. • Junior guard Holly Mahan is also averaging double figures during the month of December, scoring 11.8 points per game. She is nearly averaging a “double double” per game with a team-high 9.3 rebounding average. She has had two of her four double-digit rebound per- formances in December. • The Tigers are one of four teams in the CAA who are undefeated in December. Hofstra, Delaware and James Madison all have 5-0 records. The CAA is 31-23 (.574) this month.

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Grand Theft Basketball NCAA Ind. Steals Leaders* TIGERS • Through the first 10 games of this season, the Tigers have 1. K. Lewis, TA&M-CC 4.6 ... in the CAA/NCAA Stats quickly established a reputation for being a strong defen- 2. K. Boone, UNCG 4.4 sive team by leading the CAA in steals per game with a 3. H. MAHAN, TOWSON 4.1 CAA STANDINGS (Dec. 29) 15.50 average. S. Carlisle, Howard 4.1 CAA Overall • Junior guard Holly Mahan enters the game against Mount 5. K. DeHaven, Delaware 4.0 W L Pct. W L Pct. A. Pape, Sacred Heart 4.0 Delaware 1 0 1.000 10 1 .909 St. Mary’s as the CAA leader in steals by averaging 4.30 7. L. Hardy, Clemson 3.7 Hofstra 1 0 1.000 9 1 .900 steals per contest. In addition, she ranks third nationally in A. Price, Mississippi 3.7 TOWSON 1 0 1.000 9 1 .900 steals per game as of December 17. A. Waner, Duke 3.7 James Madison 1 0 1.000 8 2 .800 • Mahan is one of three Tigers to rank among the CAA and K. Appling, Tenn. St. 3.7 George Mason 1 0 1.000 4 3 .571 NCAA leaders in steals. Freshman guard Shanae Baker- NCAA Team Steals UNCW 0 0 .000 4 6 .400 Brice ranks fourth in the CAA with a 3.30 average after a Leaders* Old Dominion 0 0 .000 3 7 .300 game-high five steals last Friday while sophomore guard 1. North Carolina 18.6 Georgia State 0 1 .000 6 4 .600 Alis Freeman is averaging 3.1 steals per game, good for 2. UNC Greensboro 15.4 VCU 0 1 .000 6 4 .600 fifth in the conference. 3. South Carolina 14.9 William & Mary 0 1 .000 6 4 .600 • The school record for steals in a season is 103 set by 4. Duke 14.8 Drexel 0 1 .000 4 7 .364 Jenny Reed during the 1988-1999 campaign. At her cur- 5. Birmingham-Southern 14.7 Northeastern 0 1 .000 1 10 .091 rent pace, Mahan would have 120 steals through the 28- 6. Mississippi 14.6 7. TOWSON 14.1 game regular season and would break that single-season CAA TEAM STATISTICS (Dec. 27) Nevada 14.1 mark. CAA *NCAA 9. Delaware 13.9 • The Tigers have recorded 20 or more steals four times this Category Statistic Rank Rank 10. Tulane 13.8 Scoring Offense 66.2 5 128 season, marking the first time since the 1999-2000 sea- * - through games of Dec. 17 Scoring Margin +10.4 3 76 son Towson has tallied 20 or more steals in a game. Field Goal % .389 10 185 • The Tigers had a season-high 22 steals in the victory over Rider. Against Norfolk State on 3-Pt. Field Goal % .260 12 December 10, the Tigers recorded 21 steals against the Lady Spartans. 3-Pt. Field Goals 3.40 10 264 • The school single-game record for steals is 31, which was set against Richmond in 1979. Scoring Defense 55.8 1 55 Free Throw % .640 9 242 Feeling Right at Home Field Goal % Def. .385 5 146 • Despite only playing three games at the Towson Center, the Tigers have felt right at home 3-Pt. FG % Def. .296 6 this season, winning all three games by an average of 25.3 points per contest. Rebounding 39.2 7 • Dating back to last year’s regular season finale against Northeastern, the Tigers have won Rebounding Margin -0.7 9 240 three straight games at home and are 5-2 in their last seven contests at the Towson Center. Off. Rebounds 15.30 6 Def. Rebounds 23.90 8 • The Tigers are averaging 78.3 points per game at home while making 45.7 per cent of their Blocked Shots 2.80 T-7 256 field goal attempts. Junior guard Holly Mahan is averaging 15.0 points and 8.3 rebounds per Assists 13.30 T-5 155 outing. Steals 15.50 1 7 • In addition to Mahan, freshman guard Shanae Baker-Brice is averaging double figures with Turnover Margin +8.70 2 a 10.0 scoring average. She is making a team-high 63.2 per cent of her field goal attempts Asst./TO Ratio 0.79 6 in the Towson Center after hitting six of seven shots against the Broncs last Friday.

CAA INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Forcing the Issue HOLLY MAHAN • Through games of December 20, the Tigers rank second in the Colonial Athletic Association Scoring 13.0 T-16 in turnover margin with a +8.00 mark. Delaware is the conference leader with a +9.80 Field Goal Pct. .505 T-5 37 turnover margin. Rebounding 8.4 T-7 • The Tigers forced a season-high 30 turnovers by American University in Towson’s victory on Steals 4.30 1 3 November 19. Against Loyola on November 25, the Tigers forced the Greyhounds to commit Offensive Rebounds 3.80 4 Defensive Rebounds 4.60 T-13 28 turnovers in the 75-73 overtime victory. 3-Pt. Field Goals 1.10 T-15 • In the victory over Winston-Salem State on Tuesday night, the Tigers forced the Lady Rams to commit 29 turnovers and converted those miscues into 33 points. SHANAE BAKER-BRICE • During their first nine games, the Tigers have averaged 23.9 points per game off opponent Scoring 13.7 12 turnovers while forcing opponents to make 24.4 miscues per game. Field Goal Pct. .436 10 Steals 3.30 4 55 That 70’s Show • So far this season, the Tigers have posted four games with 70 or more points and have a 3- ALIS FREEMAN 0 record in those games. Assists 3.40 9 • The Tigers have already eclipsed last year’s mark of two games with 70 or more points with Steals 3.10 5 27 their three 70-point outings this year. Last year, Towson scored a season-high 77 points in Assist/TO Ratio 1.03 15 their win at Northeastern. * - NCAA stats as of Dec. 18; next report on Jan. 2 • The Tigers have won their last 13 games when scoring 70 or more points. Towson’s last loss when scoring 70 or more points was during the 2003-2004 season in a 78-71 setback at Fairleigh Dickinson. • The Tigers are one of six teams in the CAA who have already posted four games with 70 or more points. Hofstra, which leads the CAA in scoring offense with a 71.4 average, leads the league with six games with 70 or more points. • Of the 12 CAA teams, UNC Wilmington is the only school which has not posted 70 or more points in a game yet this season.

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Down the Stretch Tigers in the Clutch Newcomers Leading the Way • Through the first 10 games this season, (Free Throws) • The Tigers have eight newcomers on their 2006-2007 roster who Last 5:00 Last 2:00 the Tigers have been able to play well Mahan 6-10 6-10 have quickly made their mark on the team this season through the during the final five minutes. During the Baker-Brice 15-22 12-18 first nine games. final five minutes of regulation, the Freeman 9-11 7-8 • Freshman guard Shanae Baker-Brice, Newman 6-6 6-6 Tigers are averaging 11.7 points per Beasley 2-2 2-2 who redshirted last season, is the team game while making 43.9 per cent of Pyne 0-2 0-0 scoring leader with a 13.7 scoring aver- Gaston 1-2 1-2 their field goal attempts. Davis 3-6 1-2 age. She scored a season-high 26 • Junior guard Holly Mahan is 10 of 13 Snowden 0-2 0-0 points in the Tigers’ win over Loyola on from the floor (.769) during the final five Abraham 0-1 0-0 November 25. She also ranks among Total 42-64 35-48 minutes and leads the team with 28 (.656) (.729) the team leaders in assists and steals. points. • Junior guard Holly Mahan (pictured) • Sophomore guard Alis Freeman is 9 of 11 from the foul line in the ranks second on the team with a 13.0 last five minutes of games this year and leads the team with an .818 point per game averge. She also ranks free throw percentage. fifth in the conference in field goal per- • Towson is holding its opponents to 28.2 per cent shooting during the centage with a .505 mark while also last five minutes of games this year. being the CAA leader by averaging 4.30 steals per game. Mahan ranked seventh Cardiac Cats nationally in field goal percentage and • The Tigers have already registered three come-from-behind wins third in steals per game through games after rallying from a seven-point deficit against Winston-Salem State of December 17. last Tuesday night. • Freshman forward Ashlee Keown has started each of the last eight • Against UMBC on November 21, the Tigers overcame a 10-point games for the Tigers and is averaging 4.9 points and 3.2 rebounds second-half deficit to earn a 50-45 victory over the Retrievers. per contest this year. She scored a career-high 10 points in the vic- Towson was held to just 17 first half points and trailed at the intermis- tory over American on November 19 while making her first career sion for the first time this year. start. • Trailing by 15 points in the second half against Loyola on November • Freshman forward Kandace Davis has played in nine of 10 games 25, the Tigers earned a 75-73 victory after freshman guard Shanae and started the first two games against Georgetown and Winston- Baker-Brice tallied 16 of her 26 points after the opening 20 minutes. Salem State. She is averaging 4.6 points per game while making • The Tigers are 3-1 this season when trailing after the first 20 min- 43.2 per cent of her field goal attempts. utes. The lone loss came in the Tigers’ 13-point setback against Wake Forest on November 29. 25-25 Vision • Freshman guard Shanae Baker-Brice has given the Tigers instant Sharp Shooter offense during the first nine games of her college career. The 12th- • Junior guard Holly Mahan has quickly become one of the Tigers’ top leading scorer in the CAA, she ranks second on the team by averag- shooters during the first nine games this season. ing 13.4 points per game. • Through the first 10 games this season, Mahan ranks fifth in the CAA • Baker-Brice has scored 25 or more points twice already this season, in field goal percentage, making 50.5 per cent of her attempts. She marking the first time a Towson player has done that since Kacy spent most of the early season as the CAA leader before being lim- O’Brien accomplished the feat during the 2003-2004 season. ited to seven points against Rider. O’Brien scored 29 points against UNC Wilmington and 25 points • She also ranked 37th in the nation in field goal percentage through against Old Dominion. games of December 17. The next NCAA report will be released on • In the season opener against Georgetown, Baker-Brice scored a January 2. game-high 25 points as the Tigers defeated the Hoyas by a 65-57 • Mahan made 9 of 12 field goal attempts in the Tigers’ win over margin. She scored 10 of her 25 points in the final three minutes of Winston-Salem State on November 14, scoring a career-high 20 the game as Towson overcame a late Hoya rally. points. She also had 12 rebounds in the victory. • Two weeks later, Baker-Brice tallied a career-high 26 points in the • During the Tigers’ three-game win streak, the Queens, N.Y. native is Tigers’ 75-73 overtime victory against local rival Loyola at Reitz making 55.2 per cent of her field goal attempts while averaging 13.3 Arena. Of her 26 points, 16 were scored after the first half as the points per game. Tigers overcame a 15-point deficit. • Baker-Brice has scored in double figures in five of the Tigers’ nine Nearing the Century Mark games this year. • Entering Friday’s game against Rider, senior forward Kelly Robinson has played in 96 career games and should become the And The Award Goes To ... 27th player in school history to appear in 100 career games. • Freshman guard Shanae Baker-Brice has been honored as the • Robinson has started 91 of those 96 games in her career, including CAA Rookie of the Week twice this season while helping the Tigers all nine so far this season. She has also started 18 straight games, to their 8-1 start. dating back to last season. The last game in which Robinson did not • Baker-Brice earned her first award after the Tigers’ season-opening start was against Georgia State on February 5 of last year. win at Georgetown, scoring 25 points in her college debut. • If Robinson plays in all of the remaining regular season games, she • She was named as the CAA Rookie of the Week two weeks later would break the school career record of 113 games played, which is after scoring a career-high 26 points, including 16 in the second half held by Kelli Talbot. and overtime, to help the Tigers to a 75-73 win over Loyola on • Robinson has not missed a game during her entire career and has November 25. come off the bench only three times in her career. • Baker-Brice is the first Tiger player to earn the award since Alis Freeman was honored five times during the 2004-2005 season.

Game 11 vs. Mount St. Mary’s University • December 30, 2006 • 5 2006-2007 Towson University Women’s Basketball

Super Sub Captain, My Captain • Junior guard Jamell Beasley has been the Tigers’ leader off the • Senior Erin Gaston and sophomore Alis Freeman have been bench through the first 10 games of the season, ranking third on the selected to serve as the 2006-2007 Tiger team captains. team in scoring with an 8.9 point per game average. • A fifth-year senior, Gaston played in 55 games in her first three sea- • She has made 19 of 21 free throw attempts and she leads the team sons with the Tigers while making 12 starts. with a .905 free throw percentage. She would be the conference • Meanwhile, Freeman has overcome a knee injury to rank among the leader, but does not have the 2.0 free throws made average to qual- team leaders in assists and steals and had started all but one game ify for the CAA rankings. in her first two seasons. • Beasley made her first nine free throws of the season before miss- • This is the first time the Tigers have had team captains since the ing in the second half against Loyola on November 25. She had a 2003-2004 season. streak of five straight free throws snapped against William & Mary on December 3 in the CAA opener. Preseason Predictions • A transfer from the University of Richmond, Beasley averaged 11.4 • After finishing 10th in the Colonial Athletic Association, the Tigers points during her first season with the Tigers last year. She scored a were picked to earn a similar spot in the standings when the presea- career-high 25 points against Northeastern. son poll was announced on October 25. • The Tigers have finished in 10th place in four of their five seasons in Welcome Back the CAA. During the 2004-2005 campaign, the Tigers finished in fifth • The Tigers welcomed back two players to the roster who have recov- place in the conference. ered from injuries which ended their seasons early last year. • Old Dominion University, which has won the last 15 CAA titles, was • Senior Erin Gaston played in 16 games last year before suffering a selected as the preseason favorite in the vote conducted by coach- season-ending knee injury in the Tigers’ January 22 game at Virginia es, sports information directors and media members. Commonwealth. She also missed the 2003-2004 season while recovering from a knee injury. Up Next • Sophomore guard Alis Freeman appeared in just six games last • After celebrating the New Year, the Tigers wrap up their three-game year before suffering her second knee injury in her career. She homestand on Thursday afternoon when they return to CAA play earned a medical redshirt for last season and retains sophomore eli- against James Madison in the Towson Center at 7:00 p.m. gibility this year. She also sat out the 2003-2004 campaign with an • James Madison leads the all-time series by a commanding 19-1 injury. margin and has won the last 15 meetings between the two teams. • Senior Meredith Alexis leads the Dukes into next week’s encounter Tigers Sign Three For 2007-2008 Season at the Towson Center. Entering this week’s play, she was the only • The Tigers will welcome three new players to their roster next year. CAA player to average a “double double,” scoring 19.5 points with • Jessica Haywood, Meredith Kennedy and Omara Parker all 12.0 rebounds per game. She leads the CAA in both categories. signed National Letters of Intent during the early signing period in • James Madison swept the two-game season series last year, earn- early November. ing a 14-point victory at the JMU Convocation Center before taking • A 5-9 guard, Kennedy averaged 13 points and 3 assists per game an 87-53 win at the Towson Center. Alexis scored a career-high 31 during her junior season at Haddon Heights High School (N.J.). points in the road win and also had nine rebounds. • A native of Camden, New Jersey, Haywood averaged nine points and eight rebounds last year at Woodrow Wilson High School. • Parker was a four-year varsity player at Annapolis High School and is currently at The Patterson School in North Carolina.

2006-2007 TOWSON WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER COACHING STAFF No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown/High School (Last School) Head Coach: Joe Mathews (Radford, ‘91) - 6th season Assistant Coach: Stacy Alexander (St. Francis, ‘96) 1 Alexis Abraham G Fr. 5-9 Bowie, Md./Riverdale Baptist H.S. Assistant Coach: Stephanie Cross (Maryland, ‘99) Assistant Coach: Joi Jefferson (Northeastern, ‘05) 3 Shanae Baker-Brice G Fr. 5-6 Washington, D.C./Theodore Roosevelt H.S. Coord. of Operations: Eric Franc (Towson, ‘03) 5 Haliena Snowden F Fr. 6-0 Laurel, Md./Seton Keough H.S. Athletic Trainer: Mike Taylor 10 Alis Freeman G So. 5-9 Potomac, Md./Winston Churchill H.S. QUICK FACTS 12 Brandy Black G So. 5-7 Houston, Texas/Klein Forest H.S. (Blinn College) Location: Towson, Md. 13 Katarina Stimac F Sr. 6-2 Zagreb, Croatia/Sportska Conference: Colonial Athletic Association Enrollment: 18,011 15 Jamell Beasley G So. 5-9 Pottstown, Pa./Pottstown H.S. (Richmond) Founded: 1866 21 Holly Mahan G Jr. 5-9 Queens, N.Y./Francis Lewis H.S. (Monroe C.C.) Colors: Gold, Black and White Nickname: Tigers 22 Maya Newman G Fr. 5-8 Baltimore, Md./St. Frances Academy Arena (Capacity): Towson Center (5,000) President: Dr. Robert L. Caret 25 Ashlee Keown G Fr. 6-1 Manassas, Va./C.D. Hylton H.S. Athletic Director: Mike Hermann 32 Kandace Davis F Fr. 6-1 Hyattsville, Md./Laurel H.S. PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 33 Kelly Robinson F Sr. 6-1 Hazlet, N.J./Raritan H.S. 50 Erin Gaston C Sr. 6-1 Centreville, Va./Annandale H.S. 3 SHANAE Baker-Brice SHA-Nay 5 HALIENA Snowden Ha-LEE-Na 55 Kim Pyne C Sr. 6-4 Columbia, Md./Howard H.S. (George Mason) 10 ALIS Freeman Ah-Lees 13 Katarina STIMAC SHTIM-ick 25 Ashlee KEOWN Key-on 55 Kim PYNE PINE

Game 11 vs. Mount St. Mary’s University • December 30, 2006 • 6 Towson University Women’s Basketball 2006-2007 SEASON RESULTS

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 9-1 3-0 6-1 0-0 CONFERENCE 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 8-1 3-0 5-1 0-0

DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/11/06 3:00 p.m. at Georgetown University W, 65-57 707 (25)Baker-Brice, Shanae (8)Robinson, Kelly 11/14/06 7:00 p.m. WINSTON-SALEM ST. W, 76-51 322 (20)Mahan, Holly (11)Mahan, Holly 11/19/06 2:00 p.m. at American University W, 69-57 282 (17)Mahan, Holly (7)Beasley, Jamell 11/21/06 5:00 p.m. at UMBC W, 50-45 482 (13)Baker-Brice, Shanae (9)Mahan, Holly (9)Baker-Brice, Shanae 11/25/06 2:00 p.m. at Loyola College WOT, 75-73 525 (26)Baker-Brice, Shanae (9)Mahan, Holly 11/29/06 7:00 p.m. at Wake Forest University L, 45-58 256 (9)Baker-Brice, Shanae (7)Baker-Brice, Shanae (9)Mahan, Holly 12/03/06 2:00 p.m. * at William & Mary W, 66-59 226 (17)Baker-Brice, Shanae (10)Mahan, Holly 12/10/06 2:00 p.m. NORFOLK STATE UNIV. W, 83-66 282 (18)Mahan, Holly (7)Keown, Ashlee 12/19/06 7:00 p.m. at Winston-Salem St. W, 57-50 211 (15)Baker-Brice, Shanae (13)Mahan, Holly 12/22/06 7:00 p.m. RIDER UNIVERSITY W, 76-42 287 (16)Baker-Brice, Shanae (14)Mahan, Holly 12/30/06 4:00 p.m. MOUNT ST. MARY’S 01/04/07 7:00 p.m. * JAMES MADISON 01/07/07 1:00 p.m. * at Northeastern 01/10/07 7:00 p.m. * VA. COMMONWEALTH 01/14/07 12:00 p.m. * at Univ. of Delaware 01/18/07 7:00 p.m. * HOFSTRA UNIV. 01/21/07 2:00 p.m. * GEORGE MASON 01/25/07 7:00 p.m. * at Drexel University 01/28/07 2:00 p.m. * at Va. Commonwealth 02/01/07 7:00 p.m. * GEORGIA STATE 02/04/07 2:00 p.m. * NORTHEASTERN 02/08/07 7:00 p.m. * DREXEL UNIV. 02/11/07 2:00 p.m. * at Georgia State 02/15/07 7:00 p.m. * at Old Dominion 02/18/07 2:00 p.m. * UNIV. OF DELAWARE 02/21/07 7:00 p.m. * at Hofstra Univ. 02/25/07 2:00 p.m. * UNC WILMINGTON 03/01/07 7:00 p.m. * at James Madison 03/08/07 TBA ! CAA Championships

* - Colonial Athletic Association game ! - at University of Delaware

2006-2007 TIGER STARTING LINEUPS Forward Forward Guard Guard Guard W-L Rec. Games Robinson Davis Baker-Brice Freeman Mahan 2-0 W - at Georgetown, vs. Winston-Salem State Robinson Keown Baker-Brice Freeman Mahan 6-1 W - at American, at UMBC, at Loyola, at William & Mary, vs. Norfolk State, at Winston-Salem State, vs. Rider; L - at Wake Forest Robinson Keown Stimac (F) Snowden Black 1-0 W - vs. Norfolk State Towson University Women’s Basketball 2006-2007 SEASON STATISTICS (9-1)

/--TOTAL--/ /--3-PTS--/ /--REBOUNDS--/ ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 03 Baker-Brice, Shanae 10 9 314 31.4 48 110 .436 9 23 .391 32 52 .615 19 31 50 5.0 18 0 24 23 1 33 137 13.7 21 Mahan, Holly 10 9 301 30.1 52 103 .505 11 25 .440 15 27 .556 38 46 84 8.4 20 0 14 22 5 43 130 13.0 15 Beasley, Jamell 10 0 239 23.9 32 97 .330 6 27 .222 19 21 .905 9 28 37 3.7 17 0 24 21 0 14 89 8.9 33 Robinson, Kelly 10 10 276 27.6 33 86 .384 2 19 .105 12 19 .632 19 23 42 4.2 22 1 14 15 3 16 80 8.0 10 Freeman, Alis 10 9 265 26.5 19 85 .224 3 14 .214 30 42 .714 11 23 34 3.4 23 0 34 33 2 31 71 7.1 25 Keown, Ashlee 10 8 188 18.8 17 29 .586 0 0 .000 15 24 .625 12 20 32 3.2 23 2 9 10 5 5 49 4.9 32 Davis, Kandace 9 2 149 16.6 16 37 .432 0 0 .000 9 18 .500 13 23 36 4.0 12 0 3 11 6 2 41 4.6 22 Newman, Maya 4 0 19 4.8 2 2 1.000 0 0 .000 6 6 1.000 2 5 7 1.8 0 0 1 2 0 3 10 2.5 12 Black, Brandy 6 1 37 6.2 6 14 .429 0 1 .000 2 2 1.000 1 3 4 0.7 4 0 1 0 1 1 14 2.3 05 Snowden, Haliena 8 1 48 6.0 7 16 .438 0 0 .000 2 4 .500 2 3 5 0.6 3 0 2 8 1 2 16 2.0 13 Stimac, Katarina 5 1 36 7.2 3 14 .214 1 11 .091 1 2 .500 1 6 7 1.4 5 0 2 6 1 1 8 1.6 01 Abraham, Alexis 6 0 30 5.0 3 10 .300 1 8 .125 1 3 .333 2 4 6 1.0 7 0 2 4 0 1 8 1.3 55 Pyne, Kim 9 0 73 8.1 2 10 .200 1 2 .500 1 4 .250 3 5 8 0.9 8 0 3 7 2 1 6 0.7 50 Gaston, Erin 6 0 50 8.3 1 6 .167 0 1 .000 1 4 .250 2 8 10 1.7 10 0 0 2 1 2 3 0.5 TM TEAM 19 11 30 3.0 0 4 TOWSON 10 241 619 .389 34 131 .260 146 228 .640 153 239 392 39.2 172 3 133 168 28 155 662 66.2 OPPONENTS 10 202 525 .385 40 135 .296 114 176 .648 121 278 399 39.9 189 3 115 255 21 78 558 55.8

2006-2007 CAA GAMES (1-0)

/--TOTAL--/ /--3-PTS--/ /--REBOUNDS--/ ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 03 Baker-Brice, Shanae 1 1 37 37.0 7 12 .583 2 2 1.000 1 4 .250 3 3 6 6.0 1 0 4 1 0 4 17 17.0 15 Beasley, Jamell 1 0 30 30.0 4 13 .308 1 3 .333 3 4 .750 1 3 4 4.0 1 0 3 4 0 1 12 12.0 21 Mahan, Holly 1 1 33 33.0 4 5 .800 0 0 .000 4 6 .667 3 7 10 10.0 3 0 2 3 0 2 12 12.0 10 Freeman, Alis 1 1 25 25.0 3 9 .333 1 1 1.000 2 2 1.000 0 1 1 1.0 3 0 0 5 0 5 9 9.0 33 Robinson, Kelly 1 1 32 32.0 3 9 .333 0 1 .000 1 1 1.000 1 1 2 2.0 0 0 1 2 1 0 7 7.0 32 Davis, Kandace 1 0 23 23.0 2 4 .500 0 0 .000 2 5 .400 0 7 7 7.0 2 0 1 1 0 0 6 6.0 25 Keown, Ashlee 1 1 9 9.0 1 1 1.000 0 0 .000 1 2 .500 1 0 1 1.0 4 0 1 0 0 0 3 3.0 12 Black, Brandy 1 0 2 2.0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 55 Pyne, Kim 1 0 7 7.0 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 0.0 05 Snowden, Haliena 1 0 2 2.0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 TM TEAM 3 0 3 3.0 0 TOWSON 1 24 54 .444 4 7 .571 14 24 .583 12 22 34 34.0 16 0 12 18 3 12 66 66.0 Opponents 1 21 58 .362 5 16 .313 12 15 .800 16 24 40 40.0 20 1 11 23 3 6 59 59.0

TEAM STATS - OVERALL TEAM STATS - CAA GAMES

TOWSON OPPONENTS TOWSON OPPONENTS SCORING 662 558 SCORING 66 59 Points per game 66.2 55.8 Points per game 66.0 59.0 Scoring margin +10.4 - Scoring margin +7.0 - FIELD GOALS-ATT 241-619 202-525 FIELD GOALS-ATT 24-54 21-58 Field goal pct .389 .385 Field goal pct .444 .362 3 POINT FG-ATT 34-131 40-135 3 POINT FG-ATT 4-7 5-16 3-point FG pct .260 .296 3-point FG pct .571 .313 3-pt FG made per game 3.4 4.0 3-pt FG made per game 4.0 5.0 FREE THROWS-ATT 146-228 114-176 FREE THROWS-ATT 14-24 12-15 Free throw pct .640 .648 Free throw pct .583 .800 REBOUNDS 392 399 REBOUNDS 34 40 Rebounds per game 39.2 39.9 Rebounds per game 34.0 40.0 Rebounding margin -0.7 - Rebounding margin -6.0 - ASSISTS 133 115 ASSISTS 12 11 Assists per game 13.3 11.5 Assists per game 12.0 11.0 TURNOVERS 168 255 TURNOVERS 18 23 Turnovers per game 16.8 25.5 Turnovers per game 18.0 23.0 Turnover margin +8.7 - Turnover margin +5.0 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.8 0.5 Assist/turnover ratio 0.7 0.5 STEALS 155 78 STEALS 12 6 Steals per game 15.5 7.8 Steals per game 12.0 6.0 BLOCKS 28 21 BLOCKS 3 3 Blocks per game 2.8 2.1 Blocks per game 3.0 3.0 WINNING STREAK 4 - WINNING STREAK 1 - Home win streak 3 - Home win streak 0 - ATTENDANCE 891 2689 ATTENDANCE 0 226 Home games-Avg/Game 3-297 7-384 Home games-Avg/Game 0-0 1-226 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0 Towson University Women’s Basketball TIGERS Team SUPERLATIVES ... Towson 2006-07 Tendencies Towson’s Record 2006-07 CAA Towson University High Low Overall Record 9-1 1-0 Points Scored 83, vs. Norfolk St. (12/10) 45, at Wake Forest (11/29) Home 3-0 0-0 Points - 1st half only 45, vs. Rider (12/22) 17, at UMBC (11/21) Road 6-1 1-0 Points - 2nd half only 51, vs. Norfolk St. (12/10) 27, at Wake Forest (11/29) Neutral 0-0 0-0 Margin of Victory 34, vs. Rider (12/22) 2, at Loyola (11/25) Leading at the half 6-0 1-0 Trailing at the half 3-1 0-0 Largest Lead 34, vs. Rider (12/22) - Tied at the half 0-0 0-0 Field Goals Made 32, vs. WSSU (11/14) 16, at UMBC (11/21) In overtime 1-0 0-0 Field Goals Attempted 82, at Loyola (11/25) 54, two times Field Goal Percentage .508, vs. WSSU (11/14) .291, at UMBC (11/21) Shooting 50% or better 1-0 0-0 Shooting 40% to 49% 5-0 1-0 3-Point FG Made 5, two times 1, at Wake Forest (11/29) Shooting less than 40% 3-1 0-0 3-Point FG Attempted 19, at Georgetown (11/11) 7, at W&M (12/3) Opponent shooting >50% 1-1 0-0 3-Point FG Percentage .571, at W&M (12/3) .091, at Wake Forest (11/29) Opponent shooting 40-49% 3-0 0-0 Free Throws Made 19, at American (11/19) 7, vs. WSSU (11/14) Opponent shooting <40% 5-0 1-0 Free Throws Attempted 30, at American (11/19) 14, vs. WSSU (11/14) Higher FG% than opponent 5-0 1-0 Free Throw Percentage .789, at Loyola (11/25) .500, vs. WSSU (11/14) Lower FG% than opponent 3-1 0-0 FG% is even 1-0 0-0 Rebounds 47, at UMBC (11/21) 31, at Georgetown (11/11) Assists 23, vs. Norfolk St. (12/10) 7, at Wake Forest (11/29) More field goal attempts 7-1 0-0 Fewer field goal attempts 1-0 1-0 Turnovers 24, two times 11, at Georgetown (11/11) Field goal attempts are even 1-0 0-0 Blocks 9, vs. WSSU (11/14) 0, two times Making more free throws 6-1 1-0 Steals 22, vs. Rider (12/22) 7, at UMBC (11/21) Making fewer free throws 2-0 0-0 Fouls 23, vs. WSSU (11/14) 10, at WSSU (12/19) Free throws are even 1-0 0-0 Outrebounding opponent 5-0 0-0 Outrebounded by opponent 4-1 1-0 Opponents High Low More turnovers than opp. 0-0 0-0 Points Scored 73, at Loyola (11/25) 42, vs. Rider (12/22) Fewer turnovers than opp. 9-1 1-0 Equal amount of turnovers 0-0 0-0 Points - 1st half only 41, at Loyola (11/25) 19, vs. Rider (12/22) Points - 2nd half only 37, vs. Norfolk St. (12/10) 22, at WSSU (12/19) More fouls than opponent 3-1 0-0 Fewer fouls than opponent 6-0 1-0 Margin of Victory 13, at Wake Forest (11/29) n/a Same amount of fouls 0-0 0-0 Largest Lead 15, two times - Zero Towson players foul out 7-1 1-0 Field Goals Made 26, vs. Norfolk St. (12/10) 10, vs. Rider (12/22) 1+ Towson players foul out 2-0 0-0 Field Goals Attempted 61, vs. WSSU (11/14) 42, vs. Rider (12/22) Scoring more bench points 6-0 1-0 Field Goal Percentage .511, at Wake Forest (11/29) .238, vs. Rider (12/22) Scoring fewer bench points 3-1 0-0 3-Point FG Made 7, at American (11/19) 1, at Loyola (11/25) Bench points are even 0-0 0-0 3-Point FG Attempted 21, two times 4, at Loyola (11/25) Games decided by 3 or less 1-0 0-0 3-Point FG Percentage .667, at Wake Forest (11/29) .133, at Georgetown (11/11) Games decided by 4-8 pts. 4-0 1-0 Games decided by 9-12 pts. 1-0 0-0 Free Throws Made 22, at Loyola (11/25) 4, at WSSU (12/19) Games decided by 13-19 pts. 1-1 0-0 Free Throws Attempted 29, at Loyola (11/25) 6, at WSSU (12/19) Games decided by 20+ pts. 2-0 0-0 Free Throw Percentage .800, at W&M (12/3) .500, vs. WSSU (11/14) on Monday 0-0 0-0 Rebounds 49, vs. Norfolk St. (12/10) 33, two times on Tuesday 3-0 0-0 Assists 16, at American (11/19) 5, vs. Rider (12/22) on Wednesday 0-1 0-0 on Thursday 0-0 0-0 Turnovers 35, vs. Rider (12/22) 16, at UMBC (11/21) on Friday 1-0 0-0 Blocks 4, two times 0, at Georgetown (11/11) on Saturday 2-0 0-0 Steals 12, vs. WSSU (11/14) 2, at Loyola (11/25) on Sunday 3-0 1-0 Fouls 22, three times 14, vs. WSSU (11/14) in November 5-1 0-0 in December 4-0 1-0 in January 0-0 0-0 in February 0-0 0-0 in March 0-0 0-0 Wearing White Uniforms 3-0 0-0 Wearing Black Uniforms 6-1 0-0 Wearing Gold Uniforms 0-0 0-0 Towson University Women’s Basketball Individual SUPERLATIVES TIGERS Towson University ... 2006-07 Top Individual Games POINTS 26 Shanae Baker-Brice @ Loyola (11/25) POINTS - 1st Half Only 13 Shanae Baker-Brice @ Georgetown (11/11) POINTS 26 Shanae Baker-Brice at Loyola 11/25 POINTS - 2nd Half Only 18 Holly Mahan vs. Norfolk State (12/10) 25 Shanae Baker-Brice at G’Town 11/11 FIELD GOALS MADE 9 Shanae Baker-Brice @ Loyola (11/25) 20 Holly Mahan vs. WSSU 11/14 9 Holly Mahan vs. Winston-Salem St. (11/14) 18 Holly Mahan vs. Norfolk St. 12/10 FIELD GOAL ATT 19 Shanae Baker-Brice @ Loyola (11/25) 17 Shanae Baker-Brice at W&M 12/3 17 Holly Mahan at American 11/19 FG PCT (min 5 made) .857 (6-7) Shanae Baker-Brice vs. Rider (12/22) 15 Alis Freeman at American 11/19 3 PT FG MADE 3 Holly Mahan @ Georgetown (11/11) 15 Shanae Baker-Brice at WSSU 12/19 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 7 Katarina Stimac vs. Norfolk State (12/10) 14 Jamell Beasley vs. Norfolk St. 12/10 7 Jamell Beasley @ Loyola (11/25) 14 Kelly Robinson at Loyola 11/25 13 Holly Mahan at Loyola 11/25 7 Holly Mahan @ Georgetown (11/11) 13 Shanae Baker-Brice at UMBC 11/21 3-PT FG PCT (min 2 made) 1.000 (2-2) Shanae Baker-Brice @ W&M (12/3) 13 Kelly Robinson at American 11/19 1.000 (2-2) Holly Mahan vs. Winston-Salem St. (11/14) 13 Jamell Beasley at Georgetown 11/11 FREE THROWS MADE 10 Shanae Baker-Brice @ Georgetown (11/11) FREE THROW ATT 13 Shanae Baker-Brice @ Georgetown (11/11) REBOUNDS 14 Holly Mahan vs. Rider 12/22 FT PCT (min 3 made) 1.000 (4-4) Ashlee Keown @ Loyola (11/25) 13 Holly Mahan at WSSU 12/19 1.000 (4-4) Jamell Beasley @ UMBC (11/21) 11 Holly Mahan vs. WSSU 11/14 1.000 (4-4) Maya Newman vs. Winston-Salem (11/14) 10 Holly Mahan at William & Mary 12/3 REBOUNDS 14 Holly Mahan vs. Rider (12/22) 9 Holly Mahan at Loyola 11/25 9 Holly Mahan at UMBC 11/21 ASSISTS 8 Alis Freeman vs. Norfolk State (12/10) 9 Shanae Baker-Brice at UMBC 11/21 STEALS 7 Holly Mahan @ American (11/19) 8 Kelly Robinson at Loyola 11/25 BLOCKED SHOTS 3 Kandace Davis vs. Winston-Salem (11/14) 8 Kelly Robinson at Georgetown 11/11 MINUTES PLAYED 42 Shanae Baker-Brice @ Loyola (11/25) 7 Ashlee Keown vs. Norfolk St. 12/10 7 Kandace Davis at W&M 12/3 7 Shanae Baker-Brice at Wake 11/29 Opponents 7 Kandace Davis at UMBC 11/21 POINTS 24 Kieraah Marlow @ Georgetown (11/11) 7 Jamell Beasley at UMBC 11/21 POINTS - 1st Half Only 15 Erica DiClemente @ Loyola (11/25) 7 Jamell Beasley at American 11/19 POINTS - 2nd Half Only 15 Kieraah Marlow @ Georgetown (11/11) 7 Shanae Baker-Brice vs. WSSU 11/14 FIELD GOALS MADE 10 Kieraah Marlow @ Georgetown (11/11) FIELD GOAL ATT 19 Lavontay Johnson vs. WSSU (11/14) ASSISTS 8 Alis Freeman vs. Norfolk St. 12/10 FG PCT (min 5 made) .857 (6-7) Meghan Wood @ Loyola (11/25) 5 Alis Freeman vs. WSSU 11/14 3 PT FG MADE 3 Liz Hayes @ American (11/19) 5 Shanae Baker-Brice vs. Rider 12/22 3 Dani Kell @ William & Mary (12/03) 4 Shanae Baker-Brice vs. NSU 12/10 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 11 Liz Hayes @ American (11/19) 4 Shanae Baker-Brice at W&M 12/3 4 Holly Mahan at American 11/19 3-PT FG PCT (min 2 made) .500 (2-4) Yolanda Lavender @ Wake Forest (11/29) 4 Shanae Baker-Brice vs. WSSU 11/14 FREE THROWS MADE 6 Jill Glessner @ Loyola (11/25) 4 Jamell Beasley vs. WSSU 11/14 6 Kaitlin Grant @ Loyola (11/25) FREE THROW ATT 8 Jill Glessner @ Loyola (11/25) STEALS 8 Ashley Green vs. Norfolk State (12/10) 7 Holly Mahan at American 11/19 FT PCT (min 3 made) 1.000 (4-4) Akebia Williams vs. WSSU (11/14) 6 Shanae Baker-Brice at WSSU 12/19 6 Alis Freeman vs. Norfolk St. 12/10 1.000 (4-4) Devin James @ William & Mary (12/03) 6 Holly Mahan at Loyola 11/25 REBOUNDS 17 Katrina Wheeler @ Georgetown (11/11) 6 Holly Mahan vs. WSSU 11/14 ASSISTS 8 Toia Johnson vs. Norfolk State (12/10) 5 Holly Mahan vs. Norfolk St. 12/10 STEALS 4 Latoya Armstrong vs. WSSU (11/14) 5 Alis Freeman at William & Mary 12/3 5 Holly Mahan at WSSU 12/19 4 Brittnie Hughes @ UMBC (11/21) 5 Shanae Baker-Brice vs. Rider 12/22 BLOCKED SHOTS 3 Mekia Valentine @ Wake Forest (11/29) 5 Holly Mahan vs. Rider 12/22

BLOCKS 3 Kandace Davis vs. WSSU 11/14 2 Kim Pyne at William & Mary 12/3 2 Ashlee Keown vs. WSSU 11/14 2 Kandace Davis at WSSU 12/19 2 Holly Mahan at WSSU 12/19 Towson University Women’s Basketball Game-by-Game STATISTICS 3 PT FT Off. Def. Total Pts. 1st 2nd OT FG-A Pct. FG-A Pct. M-A Pct. Reb. Reb. Reb. A TO Blks Stls. PF Towson 65 32 33 - 23-55 .418 5-19 .263 14-22 .636 7 24 31 13 11 1 11 17 at Georgetown 57 26 31 - 23-55 .418 2-15 .133 9-15 .600 12 30 42 13 20 0 7 19 Towson 76 37 39 - 32-63 .508 5-10 .500 7-14 .500 15 30 45 20 24 9 16 23 vs. Winston-Salem 51 23 28 - 17-61 .279 4-21 .190 13-26 .500 20 22 42 9 25 1 12 14 Towson 69 32 37 - 23-54 .426 4-11 36.4 19-30 .633 19 20 39 13 24 1 15 20 at American 57 21 36 - 19-48 .396 7-21 .333 12-20 .600 14 19 33 16 30 2 11 22 Towson 50 17 33 - 16-55 .291 2-14 .143 16-23 .696 16 31 47 8 14 0 7 16 at UMBC 45 21 24 - 17-54 .315 5-17 .294 6-10 .600 9 28 37 10 16 4 7 20 Towson 75 29 39 7 28-82 .341 4-16 .250 15-19 .789 18 21 39 12 12 1 20 22 at Loyola 73 41 27 5 25-50 .500 1-4 .250 22-29 .759 9 39 48 15 28 1 2 17 Towson 45 18 27 - 17-58 .293 1-11 .091 10-16 .625 16 18 34 7 15 0 11 17 at Wake Forest 58 33 25 - 23-45 .511 4-6 .667 8-12 .667 7 29 36 10 21 4 8 16 Towson 66 36 30 - 24-54 .444 4-7 .571 14-24 .583 12 22 34 12 18 3 12 16 at Wm. & Mary 59 27 32 - 21-58 .362 5-16 .313 12-15 .800 16 24 40 11 23 3 6 20 Towson 83 32 51 - 31-71 .437 4-18 .222 17-26 .654 13 21 34 23 13 2 21 14 vs. Norfolk St. 66 29 37 - 26-60 .433 3-8 .375 11-21 .524 19 30 49 11 28 2 7 22 Towson 57 26 31 - 19-62 .306 2-14 .143 17-27 .630 19 24 43 10 17 6 20 10 at Winston-Salem 50 28 22 - 21-52 .404 4-10 .400 4-6 .667 7 32 39 15 29 2 8 17 Towson 76 45 31 - 28-65 .431 3-11 .273 17-27 .630 18 28 46 15 20 5 22 17 vs. Rider 42 19 23 - 10-42 .238 5-17 .294 17-22 .773 8 25 33 5 35 2 10 22 Towson vs. Mt. St. Mary’s Towson vs. JMU Towson at Northeastern Towson vs. VCU Towson at Delaware Towson vs. Hofstra Towson vs. George Mason Towson at Drexel Towson at VCU Towson vs. Georgia St. Towson vs. Northeastern Towson vs. Drexel Towson at Georgia St. Towson at Old Dominion Towson vs. Delaware Towson at Hofstra Towson vs. UNCW Towson at JMU Towson University Women’s Basketball Game-by-Game POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS/BLOCKS (BOLD indicates Starters) 1 3 5 10 12 13 15 21 22 25 32 33 50 55 Abraham Baker-BriceSnowden Freeman Black Stimac Beasley Mahan Newman Keown Davis Robinson Gaston Pyne Opponent P-R-A P-R-A P-R-A P-R-A P-R-A P-R-A P-R-A P-R-A P-R-A P-R-A P-R-A P-R-A P-R-A P-R-A at Georgetown (11/11) DNP 25-6-3 0-0-0 4-3-3 DNP DNP 13-2-1 12-6-0 DNP 2-2-1 0-0-0 9-8-3 0-3-0 0-0-2 WINSTON-SALEM (11/14) 2-2-2 9-7-4 2-1-0 9-3-5 2-0-0 0-0-1 7-3-4 20-11-2 4-2-0 5-4-2 6-3-0 8-4-0 2-3-0 0-1-0 at American (11/19) 0-0-0 9-7-4 2-1-0 9-3-5 0-0-0 0-0-0 7-7-2 17-6-4 0-0-0 10-5-2 DNP 13-3-0 0-0-0 5-2-0 at UMBC (11/21) 3-1-0 13-9-3 DNP 7-6-3 DNP DNP 12-7-1 12-9-0 DNP 0-1-0 1-7-0 2-4-1 DNP DNP at Loyola (11/25) DNP 26-5-2 0-0-1 2-3-1 DNP DNP 8-1-2 13-9-3 DNP 8-4-1 4-5-0 14-8-2 DNP 0-1-0 at Wake Forest (11/29) 0-0-0 9-7-1 DNP 4-1-3 DNP DNP 6-4-3 9-6-0 DNP 5-5-0 8-2-0 4-4-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 at Wm. & Mary (12/3) DNP 17-6-4 0-0-0 9-1-0 0-0-0 DNP 12-4-3 12-10-2 DNP 3-1-1 6-7-1 7-2-1 DNP 0-0-0 NORFOLK ST. (12/10) DNP 5-0-4 8-2-1 3-4-8 6-2-1 2-3-1 14-2-2 18-0-1 4-3-0 5-7-1 6-5-1 12-4-3 0-2-0 0-0-0 at Winston-Salem (12/19) 0-0-0 15-4-1 0-1-0 9-4-3 2-0-0 3-0-0 6-2-3 10-13-1 DNP 6-2-0 4-5-0 2-3-2 DNP 0-0-0 RIDER (12/22) 3-3-0 16-2-0 6-1-0 9-3-5 4-2-0 3-4-0 4-1-3 7-14-1 2-2-1 5-1-1 6-2-1 9-2-2 1-1-0 1-4-1 MT. ST. MARY’S (12/30) JAMES MADISON (1/4) at Northeastern (1/7) VCU (1/10) at Delaware (1/14) HOFSTRA (1/18) GEORGE MASON (1/21) at Drexel (1/25) at VCU (1/28) GEORGIA STATE (2/1) NORTHEASTERN (2/4) DREXEL (2/8) at Georgia State (2/11) at Old Dominion (2/15) DELAWARE (2/18) at Hofstra (2/21) UNC WILMINGTON (2/25) at James Madison (3/1)

TRACKING THE TIGERS IN 2006-2007 ... Points in Points 2nd Ch. Fast Break Bench Points in Points 2nd Ch. Fast Break Bench Opponent the Paint off TO Points Points Points Opponent the Paint off TO Points Points Points at Georgetown 22/32 18/5 3/10 0/0 15/12 at Old Dominion WINSTON-SALEM ST. 42/16 27/19 13/7 18/2 24/9 DELAWARE at American 28/20 22/16 13/14 8/5 12/23 at Hofstra at UMBC 18/18 20/8 14/9 2/8 16/10 UNC WILMINGTON at Loyola 32/28 30/12 18/12 2/0 12/27 at James Madison at Wake Forest 26/26 19/14 12/14 14/10 14/15 CAA Tournament at William & Mary 28/22 24/10 10/10 4/0 18/7 NORFOLK STATE 44/34 24/10 13/11 20/10 50/31 Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category at Winston-Salem St. 22/24 31/13 14/4 8/4 15/16 RIDER 40/8 38/13 13/10 18/2 30/21 MOUNT ST. MARY’S JAMES MADISON at Northeastern 2006-2007 Double-Doubles VCU Player Opponent (Date) Statistics at Delaware Holly Mahan vs. Winston-Salem State (11/14) 20 pts., 11 reb. HOFSTRA Holly Mahan at William & Mary (12/3) 12 pts., 10 reb. GEORGE MASON Holly Mahan at Winston-Salem State (12/19) 10 pts., 13 reb. at Drexel at VCU GEORGIA STATE NORTHEASTERN DREXEL at Georgia State Towson University Women’s Basketball 2006-2007 GAME-BY-GAME RECAPS Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Towson University 65 Winston-Salem State University 51 Towson University 69 Georgetown University 57 Towson University 76 American University 57 Nov. 11, 2006 • McDonough Arena Nov. 14, 2006 • Towson Center Nov. 19, 2006 • Bender Arena

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Making her college debut, TOWSON, Md. - Junior guard Holly Mahan WASHINGTON, D.C. - Led by junior Holly freshman guard Shanae Baker-Brice scored a recorded the first “double double” of her career with Mahan, who had 17 points and seven steals, the game-high 25 points as the Tigers (1-0) opened a career-high 20 points and 11 rebounds as the unbeaten Tigers (3-0) used another solid defensive their 25th year of Division I basketball with a 65-57 Tigers (2-0) won their second straight game, a 76- effort as they won their third game in a row, a 69-57 non-conference victory over Georgetown University 51 non-conference victory over Winston-Salem victory over American University (1-3) at Bender (0-1) at McDonough Arena. State University (0-2) in the Tigers’ home opener at Arena. It was the first meeting between the two teams in the Towson Center. With the win, the Tigers continued their best start nearly 20 years. With the win, the Tigers tied the Mahan made 9 of 12 shots from the floor, includ- since the 1998-99 season when they won their first series at 3-3. ing both of her three-point attemps, while adding a four games of the year. After Georgetown rallied from a 13-point deficit to career-high 11 rebounds and six steals. Mahan hit 7 of 15 shots from the floor to pace the tie the game with 3:19 remaining, Baker-Brice The Tigers, who never trailed in the game, went Tigers while also adding six rebounds and a career- scored 10 points in the final three minutes to seal on a 22-9 run in the game’s first nine minutes and high seven steals. She was one of four Tigers in the win. never looked back, defeating the Rams in the first- double figures as sophomore guard Alis Freeman “This was a great way to start the season,” Tiger ever meeting between the two teams. added a season-high 15 points with three assists Coach Joe Mathews said. “We knew Georgetown Mahan was the lone Tiger to score in double fig- and three steals. Senior forward Kelly Robinson might have an advantage inside, so we wanted to ures while freshman guard Shanae Baker-Brice added 13 points, connecting on 5 of 11 field goal use our defensive quickness to force some scored nine points with seven rebounds in 28 min- attempts. turnovers and make them make difficult shots.” utes. All 14 players on the Tigers’ roster played in Freshman Ashlee Keown made her first career Baker-Brice made 7 of 17 shots from the floor the victory, while 12 of them scored. start and scored 10 points with five rebounds in 24 and 10 of 13 free throw attempts to lead the Tigers Lavontay Johnson led the Rams in the loss with minutes. She also had two steals and two assists. to the victory. She was one of three Tigers in double a team-high 14 points and nine rebounds. The Tigers forced 30 turnovers by the Eagles figures as junior guard Holly Mahan added 12 Shalonda Carter tallied nine points and a game- and converted those miscues into 22 points. In addi- points while junior Jamell Beasley came off the high 12 rebounds for Winston-Salem State, which tion, the Eagles were held to 39.6 per cent shooting bench to post 13 points. was playing its second game in three days. from the field. The Hoyas were led by Kieraah Marlow, who The Tigers shot a season-high 50.0 per cent from Sahar Nusseibeh led American with 12 points recorded a “double double” with a team-high 24 the floor and held a 45-42 rebounding advantage and 10 rebounds while Nicole Ryan added 12 points and 13 rebounds. Katrina Wheeler posted a over the Rams. points in 39 minutes. game-high 17 rebounds for the Hoyas while scoring With the win, the Tigers have won back-to-back The Tigers held a 39-33 rebounding advantage, eight points. games for the first time since early last season when including 19 offensive rebounds. The win allowed the Tigers to open the season they earned four straight victories. with a victory for the fourth straight year. It was also the Tigers’ first victory over a BIG EAST opponent Towson (3-0) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP Ashlee Keown 4-5 2-452510 since the Hoyas and the Tigers met during the 1986- WSSU (0-2) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP Lavontay Johnson 6-19 1-193214Kelly Robinson 5-11 2-230513 87 season. Shalonda Carter 2-7 5-6 12019Shanae Baker-Brice 0-4 2-44212 Ja’Pel Sumpter 0-1 0-01120Alis Freeman 3-9 9-1263315 Latoya Armstrong 3-9 0-24228Holly Mahan 7-15 2-464217 Towson (1-0) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP Akebia Williams 3-6 4-440011Alexis Abraham 0-0 0-00000 Shanae Baker-Brice 7-17 10-1363125Kadina Baldwin 1-7 1-61223Haliena Snowden 0-0 0-00000 Alis Freeman 2-8 0-13344Richea Harris 0-5 0-00120Brandy Black 0-0 0-00000 Holly Mahan 4-8 1-260212Tierra Rudd 0-0 0-01010Katarina Stimac 0-0 0-00000 Kandace Davis 0-0 0-00020Candace Saunders 2-7 2-79026Jamell Beasley 2-6 2-27217 Kelly Robinson 4-10 1-28339Team 1 Maya Newman 0-0 0-00001 Haliena Snowden 0-0 0-00000Totals 17-61 13-26 42 9 14 51 Erin Gaston 0-1 0-00030 Jamell Beasley 5-10 2-221013 Kim Pyne 2-3 0-22005 Ashlee Keown 1-1 0-22122Towson (2-0) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP Team 6 Erin Gaston 0-0 0-03020Kandace Davis 3-5 0-03006Totals 23-54 19-30 39 13 20 69 Kim Pyne 0-1 0-00210Kelly Robinson 4-7 0-04038 Team 1 Shanae Baker-Brice 4-9 0-27449American (1-3) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP Totals 23-55 14-22 31 13 17 65 Alis Freeman 3-11 2-33509Letitia Curry 2-3 3-34127 Holly Mahan 9-12 0-0 11 2 1 20 Abby Lipskis 0-2 1-21041 Georgetown (0-1) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP Alexis Abraham 1-2 0-12242Talicia Jackson 1-2 0-02443 Kristin Hedloff 2-14 2-20416Haliena Snowden 1-3 0-21012Nicole Ryan 4-14 2-222112 Shanice Fuller 0-2 0-02130Katarina Stimac 0-0 0-00103Liz Hayes 3-13 2-412311 Kate Carlin 3-7 0-01137Jamell Beasley 3-8 0-03407Pam Stanfield 1-2 0-41402 Katrina Wheeler 3-7 2-5 17328Maya Newman 0-0 4-42004Rachel Brazell 2-2 0-02102 Kieraah Marlow 10-14 4-6 13 2 3 24 Brandy Black 1-1 0-00002M. Smith-Davidson 2-3 0-04144 Meredith Cox 1-4 0-01033Ashlee Keown 2-2 1-24255Sahar Nusseibeh 4-6 4-5 10 0 3 12 Brina Pollack 3-4 1-21227Erin Gaston 1-2 0-03032S. N’Garsanet 0-1 0-00110 Zhondria Benn 0-0 0-01000Kim Pyne 0-1 0-01020Team 6 Aminata Diop 1-3 0-04022Team 1 Totals 19-48 12-20 33 16 22 57 Team 2 Totals 32-63 7-14 45 20 23 76 Totals 23-55 9-15 42 13 19 57 Halftime: Towson 32, American 21. 3-Point Goals: Towson 4-11 Halftime: Towson 37, Winston-Salem State 23. 3-Point Goals: Winston- (Robinson 1-3, Baker-Brice 0-1, Freeman 0-1, Mahan 1-3, Beasley 1-2, Halftime: Towson 32, Georgetown 26. 3-Point Goals: Towson 5-19 Salem State 4-21 (Johnson 1-10, Armstrong 2-6, Williams 1-2, Baldwin Pyne 1-1), American 7-21 (Jackson 1-1, Ryan 2-8, Hayes 3-11, Brazell 1- (Baker-Brice 1-3, Freeman 0-4, Mahan 3-7, Robinson 1-2, Beasley 2-2, 0-2, Harris 0-1), Towson 4-10 (Baker-Brice 1-2, Freeman 1-2, Mahan 2- 1). Turnovers: Towson 24, American 30. Attendance: 282. Keown 0-2), Georgetown 2-15 (Heidloff 0-7, Carlin 1-4, Marlow 0-1, Cox 2, Abraham 0-1, Beasley 1-3). Turnovers: Winston-Salem State 25, 1-3). Turnovers: Georgetown 27, Towson 11. Attendance: 707. Towson 24. Attendance: 322. Towson University Women’s Basketball Game 4 Game 5 Game 6 Towson University 50 Towson University 75 Towson University 45 UMBC 45 Loyola College 73 Wake Forest University 58 Nov. 21, 2006 • RAC Arena • MASN-TV Nov. 25, 2006 • Reitz Arena • OT Nov. 29, 2006 • Joel Coliseum

BALTIMORE, Md. - Led by 13 points and a BALTIMORE, Md. - Freshman guard Shanae WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - Despite a valiant career-high nine rebounds from freshman Shanae Baker-Brice scored a career-high 26 points, includ- comeback in the second half, the Tigers (5-1) had Baker-Brice, the Tigers overcame a 10-point sec- ing 16 after halftime, as the Tigers rallied from a 15- their five-game season-opening win streak snapped ond half deficit and extended their season-opening point second half to win their fifth straight game, a with a 58-45 setback at Wake Forest University (5- win streak to four straight games with a 50-45 non- 75-73 overtime victory over Loyola College at Reitz 2) at the Joel Coliseum. conference victory over UMBC at RAC Arena. Arena. Wake Forest shot a season-high 51.9 per cent The Tigers, who improved to 3-0 on the road this With the win, the Tigers snapped a five-game los- from the floor to earn the victory while holding the season, improved their best start to a season since ing skid to the Greyhounds, dating back to the 1999- Tigers to 29.3 per cent shooting. The Demon the 1998-99 season with the victory over the 2000 season, while handing Loyola its third straight Deacons, who never trailed in the game, went on a Retrievers. It was the 41st all-time meeting between defeat. The victory also gives the Tigers their best 13-2 run to start the game as Towson missed its first the two schools and Towson now leads the series by start in their 25-year Division I history. 10 shots from the floor and made just 5 of 22 field a 30-11 margin. Loyola used a solid shooting performance in the goal attempts in the first half. After trailing by 35-25 with just under 12 minutes first half to take a 41-29 lead at halftime as the Trailing by 33-18 after the first half, the Tigers cut remaining, the Tigers went on a 17-5 run to take a Tigers shot just 27.0 per cent from the floor in the the deficit to 47-41 with 5:19 left in the second half 42-40 advantage on a layup by junior Holly Mahan game’s opening 20 minutes. Freshman Erica on a layup by freshman Kandace Davis. However, with 3:06 remaining. DiClemente came off the bench to score a career- the Demon Deacons outscored the Tigers by 11-4 in UMBC regained the advantage at 45-44 on a free high 15 points for the Greyhounds by making six of the final five minutes to secure the win. throw by senior Sharri Rohde before Baker-Brice eight shots from the field and three of four free Sophomore Yolanda Lavender, who entered the countered as she converted a layup and ensuing throws. Baker-Brice led the Tigers with 10 points in game ranked third in the ACC in scoring, posted a free throw after being fouled on the play with 58 sec- the first half. game-high 16 points by making 6 of 15 field goal onds left. A 16-foot jumper by Jamell Beasley After trailing by as many as 15 in the first eight attempts, including a pair of three-point baskets. sealed the victory with 27 seconds remaining to give minutes of the second half, the Tigers began to Sophomore Corinne Groves, who played all 40 the Tigers the come-from-behind victory. make their comeback, cutting the deficit to 56-53 minutes, tallied her third “double double” of the sea- Baker-Brice led all players with 13 points and with 7:35 left on a layup by Baker-Brice. Loyola son with 10 points and a game-high 13 rebounds. nine rebounds while Mahan posted her fourth extended its advantage back to seven before the Junior guard Holly Mahan and freshman guard straight double-digit scoring effort with 12 points and Tigers forced overtime by scoring 11 of the final 15 Shanae Baker-Brice paced the Tigers with nine nine rebounds. Beasley tallied 12 points off the points in regulation, including a three-point basket points in the loss while Davis added eight points. bench along with seven rebounds. by junior Holly Mahan with 39 seconds left. Baker-Brice, who was named as the CAA Rookie of Rohde and Kristin Drabyn led UMBC with 12 The Greyhounds led by 71-68 in the overtime the Week earlier in the week, also had a team-high points each while senior Brittnie Hughes was held to period before the Tigers earned the victory by going seven rebounds. eight points, marking the first time this season she on a 7-0 run to take a 75-71 lead they did not relin- The win allowed the Demon Deacons to extend has not scored at least 10 points. quish. their win streak to four straight games while evening The Tigers had a 47-37 rebounding advantage, Baker-Brice made 9 of 19 shots from the floor the all-time series at 1-1. including a 16-9 edge in offensive rebounds. and six of eight free throws to lead the Tigers to the victory while Mahan scored 13 points with nine rebounds. Towson (5-1) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP Ashlee Keown 1-4 3-55015 Towson (4-0) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP DiClemente led six Loyola players in double fig- Shanae Baker-Brice 4-13 4-693213 Kelly Robinson 2-9 0-24024 Kelly Robinson 1-7 0-14132ures with her 15 first half points. Shanae Baker-Brice 4-17 1-27139 Alis Freeman 1-10 5-66347 Alis Freeman 2-7 0-11324 Holly Mahan 5-11 2-490412 Holly Mahan 3-7 2-26039 Ashlee Keown 0-0 0-01000Towson (5-0) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP Alexis Abraham 0-0 0-00010 Alexis Abraham 1-2 0-01003Shanae Baker-Brice 9-19 6-852326Jamell Beasley 2-9 2-24346 Jamell Beasley 4-8 4-471312Alis Freeman 1-12 0-03142Kandace Davis 3-5 2-22018 Kandace Davis 0-4 1-27001Holly Mahan 5-12 2-393213Erin Gaston 0-0 0-01000 Team 3 Ashlee Keown 2-5 4-44128Kim Pyne 0-0 0-00000 Totals 16-55 16-23 47 8 16 50 Kelly Robinson 6-17 2-282414Team 4 Haliena Snowden 0-0 0-00110Totals 17-58 10-16 34 7 17 45 UMBC (1-3) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP Jamell Beasley 3-14 1-21238 Sharri Rohde 5-13 2-480112Kandace Davis 2-3 0-05034Wake Forest (5-2) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP Mackenzie Butler 0-3 0-07030Kim Pyne 0-0 0-01000Alex Tchangoue 3-7 0-04147 Brittnie Hughes 3-10 2-25748Team 3 Corinne Groves 5-6 0-1 13 1 0 10 Kristin Drabyn 5-11 0-030112Totals 28-82 15-19 39 12 22 75 Mekia Valentine 2-6 0-04144 Heather Luttrell 1-5 0-05123 Tiffany Roulhac 3-4 0-01226 Carlee Cassidy 2-6 1-22036Loyola (1-4) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP Yolanda Lavender 6-15 2-213316 Amanda Robinson 1-5 0-02013Tynisha Davis 3-8 3-353210Courteney Morris 1-2 3-45025 Morgan Hatten 0-1 1-23251Meghan Wood 6-7 0-092112Jessie Cain 1-1 1-10203 Zuzana Kasanova 0-0 0-00000Jill Glessner 4-13 6-887414Christen Brown 2-3 2-44017 Team 2 Brittany Dunn 3-8 4-531510Melissa Washington 0-1 0-00000 Totals 17-54 6-10 37 10 20 45 Vanessa Ruffin 0-0 0-03030Team 4 Ebony Toliver 1-2 0-02012Totals 23-45 8-12 36 10 16 58 Halftime: UMBC 21, Towson 17. 3-Point Goals: Towson 2-14 (Baker- Kaitlin Grant 2-4 6-7 11 2 0 11 Brice 1-5, Robinson 0-3, Freeman 0-1, Mahan 0-2, Abraham 1-2, Erica DiClemente 6-8 3-610115Halftime: Wake Forest 33, Towson 18. 3-Point Goals: Towson 1-11 Beasley 0-1), UMBC 5-17 (Hughes 0-3, Drabyn 2-6, Luttrell 1-2, Cassidy Team 6 (Robinson 0-4, Baker-Brice 0-2, Freeman 0-1, Mahan 1-2, Beasley 0-2), 1-4, Robinson 1-1, Hatten 0-1). Turnovers: Towson 14, UMBC 16. Totals 25-50 22-29 48 15 17 73 Wake Forest 4-6 (Tchangoue 1-1, Lavender 2-4, Brown 1-1). Turnovers: Attendance: 482. Towson 15, Wake Forest 21. Attendance: 256. Halftime: Loyola 41, Towson 29. 3-Point Goals: Towson 4-16 (Baker- Brice 2-4, Freeman 0-1, Mahan 1-2, Robinson 0-2, Beasley 1-7), Loyola 1-4 (Davis 1-2, Dunn 0-1, Toliver 0-1). Turnovers: Towson 12, Loyola 28. Attendance: 525. Towson University Women’s Basketball Game 7 Game 8 Game 9 Towson University 66 Norfolk State University 66 Towson University 57 Georgetown University 59 Towson University 83 Winston-Salem State University 50 Dec. 3, 2006 • Kaplan Arena Dec. 10, 2006 • Towson Center Dec. 19, 2006 • C.E. Gaines Center

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - Freshman guard TOWSON, Md. - Junior guard Holly Mahan WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - Led by junior Holly Shanae Baker-Brice scored a game-high 17 points, came off the bench to score a game-high 18 points Mahan, who had her third "double double" of the including 11 in the first half, as the Tigers (6-1, 1-0) in the second half as the Tigers (7-1) scored a sea- season, the Tigers (8-1) won their third game in a opened their Colonial Athletic Association schedule son-high 83 points to earn their second straight win, row, a 57-50 come-from-behind victory over with a 66-59 victory over the College of William & an 83-66 non-conference victory over Norfolk State Winston-Salem State (3-10). Mahan scored ten Mary (4-3, 0-1) at Kaplan Arena. University (1-7) in the Towson Center. points and grabbed a career high 13 rebounds as The victory was just the Tigers’ third in the all- Playing in just their second home game of the the Tigers beat the Lady Rams for the second time time series as the Tribe hold a commanding 9-3 season, the Tigers erupted for a season-high 51 this season. advantage. points in the second half to break away from a 32- In a game which featured 11 ties and 16 lead Led by 11 points from Baker-Brice, the Tigers 29 half-time lead. Mahan, who missed the first half, changes, the Tigers rallied from a seven-point deficit used a 56.0 per cent shooting performance from the made 8 of 11 shots from the floor to lead the Tigers in the final ten minutes to pull out the win. floor to take a 36-27 half-time lead. Towson used an as Towson made 52.9 per cent of its field goal A steal by junior Jamell Beasley with 4:09 18-3 run to rally from a 12-11 deficit and take a 29- attempts after the intermission. remaining led to a fast break layup by freshman 15 lead with 4:41 remaining in the period. In addition to her 18 points, Mahan recorded five guard Shanae Baker-Brice that pulled the Tigers to After the Tribe rallied to tie the score at 41-41 in steals in just 15 minutes as Towson registered a within 48-46. The Tigers tied the game at 48-48 with the early part of the second half, Baker-Brice hit a season-high 21 steals. The 21 steals are the most 2:23 remaining when Kandace Davis hit a pair of three-point basket to regain the Tiger advantage. by a Tiger team in a single game since March 2, free throws. Moments later, she hit another three-pointer to give 2000 against Hofstra. Just 22 seconds later, Beasley gave the Tigers a Towson a 49-45 lead with 10:35 left in the game. Mahan was one of three Tigers to record double lead they did not relinquish when she made a steal After the Tribe closed to within 62-59 with 13 sec- figures in the victory. Junior guard Jamell Beasley and hit a short jumper to put the Tigers up by 50-48. onds left, the Tigers hit four free throws in the final tallied 14 points in the victory while senior forward With 1:52 left, Baker-Brice made a steal and was moments of the game to secure the victory. Kelly Robinson chipped in 12 points by making fouled. Her two free throws put the Tigers ahead by Baker-Brice led three Tigers in double figures as four of five field goal attempts. She was also four of 52-48. junior Holly Mahan recorded her second “double six from the free throw line. With 1:25 left, a rebound layup by Keoshia double” of the season with 12 points and 10 Junior Areya Walker led the Spartans in the loss Worthy pulled the Lady Rams to within 52-50. The rebounds. Junior guard Jamell Beasley came off by recording her third “double double” in the last four Tigers upped their lead to 53-50 when sophomore the bench and added 12 points. games with 12 points and 10 rebounds. Senior Alis Freeman made one of two free throws with 53 Junior forward Kyra Kaylor, the reigning CAA guard Toia Johnson recorded a career-high 10 seconds remaining. Mahan rebounded the missed Player of the Year, scored a game-high 22 points rebounds while also tallying eight assists. free throw and fed the ball to Baker-Brice, who was and added 12 rebounds for her second “double dou- The 83 points scored by the Tigers were the most fouled. She made the first of two free throws to give ble” of the season. Junior Devin James also had a since a 92-65 victory over the University of Maryland the Tigers a 54-50 edge. Davis rebounded the “double double” with 12 points and 10 rebounds. Eastern Shore during the 2003-2004 season. The missed free throw as the Tigers maintained posses- With the win, the Tigers opened their CAA sched- victory also extended the Tigers’ home win streak to sion. ule with a victory for the third straight year. three straight games, dating back to last season. Towson sealed the victory with four points in a 13-second span during the final minute. The Tigers, who outscored Winston-Salem by Towson (6-1) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP Norfolk St. (1-7) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP 15-2 over the final seven minutes, scored 31 points Shanae Baker-Brice 7-12 1-464117Areya Walker 7-16 2-4 12 0 3 16 Alis Freeman 3-9 2-21039Tiffany Gadsden 2-3 1-23036off turnovers. The Tigers had 20 steals and forced Holly Mahan 4-5 4-6 10 2 3 12 Nadege Dareus 3-8 1-3713729 turnovers. Ashlee Keown 1-1 1-21143Tiffany Jenkins 1-6 2-22114 Kelly Robinson 3-9 1-12107Toia Johnson 1-7 0-0 10832Towson (8-1) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP Haliena Snowden 0-0 0-00000Mo’Nique Redhead 0-0 0-00000Shanae Baker-Brice 5-9 5-841015 Brandy Black 0-0 0-00010CaSandra Coleman 2-2 0-01104Alis Freeman 1-9 7-114329 Jamell Beasley 4-13 3-443112Ebony Giles 2-3 2-21026Holly Mahan 4-13 1-2 13 1 1 10 Kandace Davis 2-4 2-57126Ashley Green 6-11 3-850217Ashlee Keown 3-4 0-02036 Kim Pyne 0-1 0-00010Shawn Hillman 0-1 0-00010Kelly Robinson 1-5 0-03202 Team 3 Tiffany McNair 0-0 0-00010Alexis Abraham 0-2 0-00000 Totals 24-54 14-24 34 12 16 66 Margot Tracy 2-3 0-03024Haliena Snowden 0-0 0-01000 Samantha Traynham 0-0 0-00010Brandy Black 1-2 0-00002 W&M (4-3) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP Team 5 Katarina Stimac 1-2 0-00003 Sarah Stroh 1-3 3-30415Totals 26-60 11-21 49 11 22 66 Jamell Beasley 2-14 2-26326 Dani Kell 5-13 0-081213 Kandace Davis 1-2 2-45014 Devin James 4-13 4-4 10 1 3 12 Towson (7-1) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP Kim Pyne 0-0 0-00010 Kyra Kaylor 9-17 3-4 12 2 5 22 Katarina Stimac 1-9 0-03122Team 5 K. Tausanovitch 0-2 0-01040Ashlee Keown 1-4 3-47115Totals 19-62 17-27 43 10 10 57 Courtney Portell 1-7 1-22114Kelly Robinson 4-5 4-643212 Kelly Heath 0-0 0-00000Haliena Snowden 4-10 0-02108WSSU (3-10) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP Robyn Barton 0-1 0-00020Brandy Black 2-7 2-22126Richea Harris 1-3 0-01423 Tiffany Benson 1-2 1-22023Shanae Baker-Brice 2-3 0-00415Keoshia Worthy 5-12 1-221111 Team 5 Alis Freeman 0-4 3-44813Candace Saunders 0-3 0-00130 Totals 21-58 12-15 40 11 20 59 Jamell Beasley 5-8 3-322114Lavontay Johnson 2-5 0-07034 Holly Mahan 8-11 0-001118Shalonda Carter 7-11 2-2 13 0 3 16 Halftime: Towson 36, William & Mary 27. 3-Point Goals: Towson 4-7 Maya Newman 2-2 0-03004Kadina Baldwin 0-1 0-01410 (Baker-Brice 2-2, Freeman 1-1, Robinson 0-1, Beasley 1-3), William & Kandace Davis 2-6 2-55126Ja’Pel Sumpter 3-6 0-01117 Mary 5-16 (Stroh 0-1, Kell 3-7, Kaylor 1-3, Portell 1-4, Barton 0-1). Erin Gaston 0-2 0-22010Latoya Armstrong 3-11 1-27349 Turnovers: Towson 12, William & Mary 23. Attendance: 226. Kim Pyne 0-0 0-00000Team 7 Totals 31-71 17-26 34 23 14 83 Totals 21-52 4-6 39 15 17 50

Halftime: Towson 32, Norfolk State 29. 3-Point Goals: Norfolk State 3-8 Halftime: Winston-Salem State 28, Towson 26. 3-Point Goals: Towson (Gadsden 1-1, Jenkins 0-1, T. Johnson 0-3, Green 2-3), Towson 4-18 2-14 (Baker-Brice 0-1, Freeman 0-1, Mahan 1-3, Robinson 0-1, Abraham (Stimac 0-7, Robinson 0-1, Baker-Brice 1-1, Freeman 0-1, Beasley 1-3, 0-2, Black 0-1, Stimac 1-2, Beasley 0-3), Winston-Salem State 4-10 Mahan 2-4, Gaston 0-1). Turnovers: Norfolk State 28, Towson 13. (Harris 1-1, Worthy 0-1, Sumpter 1-1, Armstrong 2-7). Turnovers: Attendance: 282. Towson 17, Winston-Salem State 29 Attendance: 211. Towson University Women’s Basketball Game 10 Rider University 42 Towson University 76 Dec. 22, 2006 • Towson Center

TOWSON, Md. - Facing their former East Coast Conference rivals for the first time in nearly 15 years, the Tigers used a stellar team effort to win their fourth straight game, a 76-42 non-conference victory over Rider University in the Towson Center. Led by 16 points from freshman guard Shanae Baker-Brice, the Tigers shot 43.1 per cent while improving to 3-0 at home this season. With their 9-1 record, the Tigers are off to their best start in the program’s 25-year history, eclipsing the 8-1 mark they opened with during the 2003-2004 season. It is the second time in school history that the Tigers have opened the year with nine wins in their first 10 games. After jumping out to a quick 12-3 lead in the game’s opening four minutes, the Tigers held Rider without a field goal for nearly nine minutes and extended their advantage to 32-10. Sophomore Shaunice Parker ended the drought for the Broncs, hitting a jumper with 6:31 remaining in the stanza. Shooting 45.2 per cent from the floor, the Tigers led by a 45-19 margin at the intermission and limit- ed Rider to 16 field goal attempts in the opening period. Leading by 52-24 early in the second half, the Tigers held Rider without a field goal for the next 11 minutes while increasing the cushion to 65-37 before sophomore Jenn Fabbi hit a three-pointer to briefly stop Towson’s momentum. The Tigers, who forced 35 Rider turnovers, recorded a season-high 22 steals while scoring 38 points off the Broncs’ miscues. Baker-Brice made six of seven shots from the floor to lead the Tigers while also adding a game- high five steals.

Rider (0-10) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP S. Wisniewski 1-3 1-21023 Kara Borel 0-1 0-06010 Monica Welborn 1-2 0-00123 Janele Henderson 2-7 4-62128 Shaunice Parker 2-6 2-24237 Amanda Sepulveda 0-6 2-23122 D. Constantino 1-6 4-42017 Jenn Fabbi 1-2 0-00043 M. Gilooly 2-2 0-00015 Ashley Anderson 0-6 3-47043 Melissa Kowalczyk 0-1 1-20001 Team 8 Totals 10-42 17-22 33 5 22 42

Towson (9-1) FG-A FT-A Reb Ast PF TP Ashlee Keown 2-3 1-11105 Kelly Robinson 3-6 2-32209 Shanae Baker-Brice 6-7 3-520216 Alis Freeman 3-6 2-23509 Holly Mahan 3-9 1-4 14117 Alexis Abraham 1-4 1-23023 Haliena Snowden 2-3 2-21016 Brandy Black 2-4 0-02014 Katarina Stimac 1-3 1-24033 Jamell Beasley 2-7 0-01324 Maya Newman 0-0 2-22102 Kandace Davis 3-8 0-02116 Erin Gaston 0-1 1-21011 Kim Pyne 0-4 1-24131 Team 4 Totals 28-65 17-27 46 15 17 76

Halftime: Towson 45, Rider 19. 3-Point Goals: Rider 5-17 (Welborn 1- 2, Henderson 0-3, Parker 1-1, Sepulveda 0-3, Constantino 1-4, Fabbi 1- 2, Gillooly 1-1, Anderson 0-1), Towson 3-11 (Robinson 1-2, Baker-Brice 1-2, Freeman 1-1, Abraham 0-3, Stimac 0-2, Pyne 0-1). Turnovers: Rider 35, Towson 20. Attendance: 287.