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2015 FIBA Americas U16 Championship June 24-28 • Puebla, Mexico U.S. OlympicSchedule ScheduleTraining • Colorado Springs, Colorado Head Coach: StaffStaff Dori Oldaker, Mt. Lebanon High School, Pennsylvania Sunday, June 14 5-7:30 p.m. Assistant Coach: Monday, June 15 Dianne Lewis, Edison High School, Virginia 9-11:30 a.m. 5-7:30 p.m. Assistant Coach: Samantha Quigley, University of St. Francis, Illinois (NAIA) Tuesday, June 16 9-11 a.m. Team Physician: 5-7 p.m. Geoffrey Doner Wednesday, June 17 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Athletic Trainer: Angie Lawrence, University of Central Florida Thursday, June 18 9-11 a.m. Team Leaders: 5-7 p.m. Carol Callan, USA Basketball Ohemaa Nyanin, USA Basketball Friday, June 19 9-11 a.m. Press Officer: *4-6 p.m. Colorado College Jenny Johnston, USA Basketball Saturday, June 20 9-11 a.m. 4-6 p.m. Sunday, June 21 Travel to Puebla, Mexico. AthletesMediaMedia and coaches are available PolicyPolicy for interviews, including phone interviews, after each session. To schedule Puebla, Mexico an interview, please contact Jenny Johnston Monday, June 22 ([email protected]) or another member of the TBD Practice USA Basketball communications department. Video is permitted only in the final 30 minutes of each Tuesday, June 23 session, and video usage may not incorporate advertising. TBA Practice Acceptance of your media credential constitutes your agreement to abide by USA Basketball’s credential use Wednesday, June 24 conditions, policies and guidelines, and media coverage is 6 p.m. USA versus Argentina not allowed to be behind a paywall. Thursday, June 25 No video or photo images taken at USA Basketball events 2 p.m. USA versus Honduras (trials or training) may be sold or given to a third party without the express written consent of USA Basketball. Friday, June 26 8 p.m. USA versus Mexico Saturday, June 27 Semifinals Connect With Sunday, June 28 USA Basketball On: Finals Notes: • Colorado times are local, Mountain Daylight Time. • Puebla, Mexico times are local, Central Daylight Time. • Practices are closed to the public. • Watch the USA’s games live online at: fibaamericas.com • Games will be at Interamerican University (Lateral Sur de la Vía Atlixcáyotl #7007, Municipio de San Andrés Cholula, Puebla). Information TableTable ofof ContentsContentsAlexis Morris ...... 20 Schedule ...... IFC Valencia Myers ...... 21 Staff List ...... IFC Sedona Prince ...... 22 Media Policy ...... IFC Honesty Scott-Grayson...... 23 Roster ...... 2 Bexley Wallace ...... 24 Notes ...... 3 Jade Williams ...... 25 2015 FIBA Americas U16 Championship Schedule ...... 4 USA Basketball Board, Staff & Committees ...... 8-9 Event History USA Basketball Today ...... 10-11 2013 Recap, Roster & Statistics ...... 28-29 FIBA, WNBA & NCAA Rules Differences ...... 12 2011 Recap, Roster & Statistics ...... 30-31 2009 Recap, Roster & Statistics ...... 32-33 Coaching Staff All-Time Summary Of Finishes ...... 34 Dori Oldaker ...... 5 All-Time Standings ...... 34 Dianne Lewis ...... 6 USA All-Time Results ...... 34 Samantha Quigley ...... 7 USA All-Time Coaches ...... 35 USA All-Time Alphabetical Roster ...... 36 Players USA All-Time Roster By Affiliation ...... 37 Jayda Adams ...... 14 USA All-Time Single-Game Records ...... 38 Desireé Caldwell...... 15 USA All-Time Competition Records ...... 39 Aquira DeCosta ...... 16 2013 Schedule & Results ...... 40 Andra Espinoza-Hunter ...... 17 2011 Schedule & Results ...... 41 Destiny Littleton ...... 18 2009 Schedule & Results ...... 42 Lauryn Miller ...... 19

Top: Gold-medal winning 2013 USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team. Below: Gold-medal winning 2011 USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team. USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team 1 20152015 USA Women’sUSA Women’s U16U16 RosterRoster ALPHABETICAL NO NAME POS HGT WGT AGE YOG SCHOOL HOMETOWN 6 Jayda Adams F 5-11 145 16 2017 Mater Dei H.S. Santa Ana, CA 5 Desireé Caldwell G 5-6 130 14 2018 Johnson H.S. San Antonio, TX 10 Aquira DeCosta F 6-2 168 15 2018 St. Mary’s H.S. Stockton, CA 9 Andra Espinoza-Hunter F 5-11 150 15 2017 Blair Academy, NJ/#Connecticut Ossining, NY 7 Destiny Littleton G 5-9 170 15 2017 The Bishop’s School San Diego, CA 11 Lauryn Miller F 6-2 185 16 2017 Kirkwood H.S. Kirkwood, MO 4 Alexis Morris G 5-6 135 16 2017 Legacy Christian Academy Beaumont, TX 12 Valencia Myers C 6-3 179 15 2018 Solon H.S. Solon, OH 15 Sedona Prince C 6-7 198 15 2018 Faith Academy/#Texas Liberty Hill, TX 8 Honesty Scott-Grayson G 5-10 150 15 2018 Blair Academy Brick, NJ 14 Bexley Wallace F 6-3 170 15 2018 Pickerington Central H.S. Pickerington, OH 13 Jade Williams F 6-3 170 15 2017 Prestonwood Christian Academy The Colony, TX

NUMERICAL NO NAME POS HGT WGT AGE YOG SCHOOL HOMETOWN 4 Alexis Morris G 5-6 135 16 2017 Legacy Christian Academy Beaumont, TX 5 Desireé Caldwell G 5-6 130 14 2018 Johnson H.S. San Antonio, TX 6 Jayda Adams F 5-11 145 16 2017 Mater Dei H.S. Santa Ana, CA 7 Destiny Littleton G 5-9 170 15 2017 The Bishop’s School San Diego, CA 8 Honesty Scott-Grayson G 5-10 150 15 2018 Blair Academy Brick, NJ 9 Andra Espinoza-Hunter F 5-11 150 15 2017 Blair Academy, NJ Ossining, NY 10 Aquira DeCosta F 6-2 168 15 2018 St. Mary’s H.S. Stockton, CA 11 Lauryn Miller F 6-2 185 16 2017 Kirkwood H.S. Kirkwood, MO 12 Valencia Myers C 6-3 179 15 2018 Solon H.S. Solon, OH 13 Jade Williams F 6-3 170 15 2017 Prestonwood Christian Academy The Colony, TX 14 Bexley Wallace F 6-3 170 15 2018 Pickerington Central H.S. Pickerington, OH 15 Sedona Prince C 6-7 198 15 2018 Faith Academy Liberty Hill, TX

Head Coach: Dori Oldaker, Mt. Lebanon High School, Pennsylvania Assistant Coach: Dianne Lewis, Edison High School, Virginia Assistant Coach: Samantha Quigley, University of St. Francis, Illinois (NAIA) Practice Numbers & Team Physician: Geoffrey Doner, Colorado Springs, Colorado Athletic Trainer: Angie Lawrence, University of Central Florida Metric Roster NO NAME CMs KGs 4 / 153 Alexis Morris 168 61.2 *Ages are as of the last day of the competition on June 28, 2015. 5 / 154 Desireé Caldwell 168 59 #Verbally committed to the school indicated. 6 / 211 Jayda Adams 180 65.8 7 / 189 Destiny Littleton 175 77.1 8 / 220 Honesty Scott-Grayson 178 68 9 / 209 Andra Espinoza-Hunter 180 68 10 / 275 Aquira DeCosta 188 76.2 11 / 172 Lauryn Miller 188 83.9 12 / 266 Valencia Myers 191 81.2 13 / 270 Jade Williams 191 77.1 14 / 268 Bexley Wallace 191 77.1 15 / 255 Sedona Prince 201 89.8

2 USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team How They20152015 Got Here USA Women’sUSA Women’sFIBA Americas U16 Championship U16U16semifinals willNotesNotes be played on June 27, The USA Basketball Women’s U16 The 2015 FIBA Americas U16 and the finals will be on June 28. National Team was chosen by the USA Championship will feature eight teams Basketball Women’s Developmental from North, South and Central America USA Women’s U16 History National Team Committee on May 26 and the Caribbean. The USA was The USA owns three gold medals and after four days of trials that began with drawn into preliminary round Group A, is a perfect 15-0 all-time in U16 play, 149 players on May 21 at the United along with Argentina, Honduras and including most recently in 2013, when States Olympic Training Center in Mexico. Playing in preliminary round the USA topped teams by 63.9 points Colorado Springs, Colorado. Group B will be Brazil, Canada, Cuba per game. In addition to 34 athletes who were and Venezuela. The list of players who have invited to trials by the committee, 115 The USA opens against Argentina on competed for USA U16 national teams players took part as applicant athletes. June 24, faces Honduras on June 25 includes: (2009), Kaela Jayda Adams and Lauryn Miller were and caps preliminary round play against Davis (2011), Asia Durr (2013), applicant athletes who made the roster host Mexico on June 26. Rebecca Greenwell (2011), Linnae in 2015. After playing each of the teams in its Harper (2011), Kaleena Mosqueda- The USA Basketball Women’s preliminary round group, the top two Lewis (2009), Arike Ogunbowale Developmental National Team ranked teams from each group will (2013), Taya Reimer (2011), Katie Lou Committee is chaired in a non-voting advance to the semifinals, and the third Samuelson (2013), position by USA Basketball women’s and fourth-placed teams will compete (2009) and Elizabeth Williams (2009). national team director Carol Callan, and for fifth-through-eighth places. The includes AAU representatives Bill Larson and Sherri Pegues, National Federation of High Schools representatives Jody Patrick and Jill Rankin Schneider and athlete representative Yolanda Griffith, a 2000 and 2004 Olympic gold medalist who played on five USA Basketball teams. All In The Family Jayda Adams is the younger sibling of Jordan Adams, a 2009 U16 and 2010 U17 gold medalist. Desireé Caldwell is the younger sibling of Receé Caldwell, a 2011 U16 and 2014 U18 gold medalist. By Class Six players are from the high school Above: Asia Durr earned MVP of the 2013 FIBA Americas U16 Championship. class of 2017, and six players will Below: Rebecca Greenwell earned co-MVP honors at the 2011 FIBA Americas U16 graduate high school in 2018. Championship. Teaming Up Andra Espinoza-Hunter and Honesty Scott-Grayson will be teammates at Blair Academy in New Jersey in 2015-16. espnW Rankings & Watch List Two players are listed on the espnW HoopGurlz Class of 2017 Terrific 25, including Alexis Morris (14th) and Destiny Littleton (17th). Six players are included on the espnW HoopGurlz Class of 2018 Watch List, which features Desireé Caldwell, Aquira DeCosta, Valencia Myers, Sedona Prince, Honesty Scott-Grayson and Bexley Wallace. USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team 3 20152015 FIBA AmericasFIBA Americas U16U16 ChampionshipChampionship Preliminary Round Groups

Group A Group B Argentina Brazil Honduras Canada Mexico Cuba USA Venezuela

Preliminary Round Semifinals

Wednesday, June 24 Saturday, June 27 2 p.m. Cuba - Canada Classification Semifinals: 4 p.m. Venezuela - Brazil 2 p.m. A3-B4 6 p.m. Argentina - USA 4 p.m. B3-A4 8 p.m. Mexico - Honduras Medal Semifinals: 6 p.m. A1-B2 Thursday, June 25 8 p.m. B1-A2 2 p.m. USA - Honduras 4 p.m. Brazil - Cuba 6 p.m. Canada - Venezuela 8 p.m. Mexico - Argentina Finals Sunday, June 28 Friday, June 26 2 p.m. 7th/8th Place Game: 5th-8th Semifinal Losers 2 p.m. Honduras - Argentina 4 p.m. 5th/6th Place Game: 5th-8th Semifinal Winners 4 p.m. Venezuela - Cuba 6 p.m. Bronze Medal Game: Medal Semifinal Losers 6 p.m. Canada - Brazil 8 p.m. Gold Medal Game: Medal Semifinal Winners 8 p.m. Mexico - USA

Notes: • Times listed are local, and Puebla, Mexico, is on Central Daylight Time. • All games will be played at Interamerican University (Lateral Sur de la Vía Atlixcáyotl #7007, Municipio de San Andrés Cholula, Puebla). • The order of games for the semifinals is subject to change. • The top four finishing teams qualify for the 2016 FIBA U17 World Championship.

4 USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team USA Women’s U16 DoriHeadDori Coach •Oldaker OldakerMt. Lebanon High School, Pennsylvania The head coach of the 2015 USA (2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011), two 3A state championships Women’s U16 National Team, Dori (1999, 2000) and five Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Oldaker previously helped lead the Athletic League titles. USA to a gold medal and a 13-0 As the girls basketball coach at Mt. Lebanon for the past record as head coach of the 2014 12 seasons (2003-04 to present), she owns a 268-67 U.S. Youth Olympic Games record (through 2014-15), and in 2014-15, she led her team Women’s 3x3 Basketball Team, and to a 13-10 mark and a second-place finish in PIAA’s four times she has served as a USA Basketball court Section 4. coach, including the 2014 USA U17 World Championship Before taking over at Mt. Lebanon, Oldaker was the Team Trials, the 2012 USA U17 and U18 National Team varsity girls coach at her alma mater, Blackhawk High Trials and the 2011 USA U16 National Team Trials. School (Pa.), for four seasons (1998-99 through 2001-02), “I am extremely humbled and flattered to be named the where she compiled a 105-18 record (.854 winning head coach of the USA Women's U16 National Team,” percentage) and captured consecutive WPIAL and 3A state Oldaker said. “I am very excited and take great pride in this titles in 1999 and 2000. opportunity to work with such amazing student-athletes. Five times Oldaker has been named the Associated Press This truly is a dream come true. These players are the best Pennsylvania Big School Coach of the Year (1999, 2000, of the best, and I plan on giving them my best effort as well. 2008, 2009 and 2010). In 2005, she was honored as the “I am excited to work with coach Lewis and coach Johnny Unitas Sportsmanship Coach of the Year and as Quigley. They are not only quality coaches, but more the Class 4A WPIAL Coach of the Year, and in 2001 she importantly, they are quality people. I look forward to was tabbed as the Dapper Dan Sportswoman of the Year. learning from them and making our staff as strong as it can Oldaker was inducted into the Pennsylvania Athletic Hall be.” of Fame in 2015, the Beaver County Sports Hall of Fame in In 16 seasons (1998 to present) as a high school head 2009 and the Western Pennsylvania Girls’ Athletic Hall of coach, Oldaker owns a career record of 373-85 (through Fame in 2001. 2014-15), and she has collected four Pennsylvania As a basketball player at Blackhawk High School, she Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) 4A state titles earned Beaver County Co-Athlete of the Year as a senior in 1986. She graduated from Penn State University in 1990 with a bachelor’s degree in elementary education.

USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team 5 USA Women’s U16 DianneAssistantDianne Coach • Thomas LewisLewis Edison High School, Virginia As an assistant coach for the 2015 She has been awarded the National District Coach of the USA Basketball U16 Women’s Year six times; Northern Region Coach of the Year in 2010, National Team, Dianne Lewis will 2013, 2014 and 2015; the Capitol Conference Coach of the serve in her second USA Basketball Year in 2014; Fairfax County Women in Sports Coach of role this summer. She also was a the Year in 2010; and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes court coach for the 2014 USA Coach of the Year in 2013. Women’s U17 World Championship In June 2013, Lewis was named the USA Today/WUSA 9 Team Trials. Coach of the Year. “I want to thank USA Basketball for another opportunity to Many of her former players have gone on to play at the work with some of our most esteemed athletes and college level. coaches,” Lewis said. “What an amazing honor. I am Lewis also is involved in the basketball community serv- excited and grateful to take this journey with two wonderful ing as a coach with the Tiger Basketball AAU organization. coaches, coach Oldaker and coach Quigley.” Her daughter, Shawnee Lewis, a 2008 Edison graduate, In 14 seasons (2001-02 to present) as the girls basketball played for her mother and at Virginia Wesleyan College, coach at Edison, she has compiled a 292-65 record and she now coaches alongside her mother. (through 2014-15). In 2014-15, she led her team to a 27-2 mark, a Capitol Conference Title, a 5A Northern Region title and the 2015 Virginia 5A state semifinals. Overall, she has guided the Eagles to eight conference titles, five Northern Region championships for state semifinals and two state championship appearances. In 2013-14, she guided her team to a 25-4 record, to conference and regional championships and the state tournament final four. With a win against Wakefield High School on Jan. 14, 2014, she recorded her 250th win while at Edison. In 2012-13, she led Edison to a 24-5 record, a Northern Region championship and the 3A state quarterfinals.

6 USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team USA Women’s U16SamanthaSamantha Assistant Coach • University QuigleyQuigley of St. Francis, Illinois (NAIA) Having previously served as a an impressive playing career at DePaul University from court coach at a USA Basketball 2006-07 through 2010-11, including a medical hardship in regional skills development camp in 2007-08 after a torn ACL in the summer of 2007. October of 2014 in Illinois, Samantha In her four years on the court for DePaul, she helped the Quigley will serve as an assistant Blue Demons to a 92-42 record, and for her career, she coach for the 2015 USA Women’s started in 116 of 134 games played and averaged 9.5 U16 National Team. points, 3.6 assists and 2.5 rebounds in 30.0 minutes per “It certainly means a lot to be named as an assistant game. Her 484 career assists still ranks third at DePaul. coach for a USA Women's National Team,” Quigley said. As a senior in 2010-11, she was a State Farm WBCA All- “Representing our country through a great game is America honorable mention and a finalist for the Nancy something special, and I am certainly looking forward to it. Lieberman and Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award. She USA Basketball has been something I have watched all of garnered All-Big East second team accolades in 2010 and my life, and to be a part of it now is truly a dream come 2011. true. The 2011 Big East Sportsmanship Award winner, Quigley “The successes of these two women speak volumes also was Capital One Academic All-District Five and named about their knowledge of the game. I cannot wait to learn to the I-AAA Scholar Athlete Team in 2011, and she was a and coach beside them this spring and summer, and teach three-time member of the Big East All-Academic Team. some of the best players in the nation. I’m looking forward On Dec. 7, 2010 at Pittsburgh, Quigley became the 24th to representing the United States of America with player in DePaul women’s basketball history to reach the phenomenal coaches.” 1,000-career point plateau. She went on to finish with 1,273 She recently completed her third year (2012-13 to points, which currently ranks 20th all-time for the DePaul present) as the head coach at the University of St. Francis program. (NAIA). A multi-sport star as a high school athlete at Joliet She was elevated to the position after serving as an Catholic Academy, Quigley was named Chicago Sun-Times assistant coach at St. Francis in 2011-12. Female Athlete of the Year in 2006 as a standout in In her debut as a head coach in 2012-13, Quigley led St. basketball, volleyball and softball. She was a four-year Francis to a 14-17 overall record and the No. 6 seed for the starter in each of those sports from 2002-06. Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament Quigley finished her prep basketball career with 1,910 after finishing 12-10 in league action. points and was a Parade All-American and McDonald’s All- Prior to moving on to the coaching ranks, Quigley enjoyed America nominee. Twice she was named Illinois Basketball Coaches Association All-State first team and Associated Press 2A All-State third team. She also claimed all-state honors in volleyball and all-area recognition in softball. As a sophomore, along with her older sister Allie as a senior, she led Joliet Catholic to the Class 2A state volleyball championship. She also batted better than .400 as the leadoff hitter for the softball team. Her late father, Pat, played basketball and tennis for St. Francis, and the playing court in the Sullivan Center is named in his honor. Her mother, Chris (Prieboy), is USF’s all-time leading scorer in basketball and was a star softball player for the Saints. Her retired jersey hangs in the Sullivan Center. Her stepfather, Don Strle, played basketball for legendary St. Francis head coach Pat Sullivan. Quigley’s older sister, Allie, also was an All-Big East basketball player at DePaul and has played professionally in both Europe and in the WNBA, most recently for the . Allie Quigley also attended trials for the 2006 USA U10 National Team and the 2007 U21 World Championship Team. Their younger brother, Jake, was the lone Quigley sibling to attend USF, and he played tennis for the Saints prior to his 2011 graduation. Quigley graduated from DePaul in 2010.

USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team 7 2013-162013-16 USAUSA BasketballBasketball BoardBoard ofof DirectorsDirectors

Jerry Colangelo Chauncey Billups Kim Bohuny Jim Carr Bob Gardner Chairman Athlete Representative NBA Representative National Organizations NFHS Representative NBA Representative Representative 2010 World Senior V.P., Exec. Dir., JDMD Championship Basketball Ops- President and National Fed. of Investments, Gold Medalist International, Chief Executive State High LLC NBA Officer, NAIA School Assoc.

Dan Gavitt Mark Lewis Walter Palmer Chris Plonsky Mark Tatum NCAA Representative NCAA Representative At-Large Representative NCAA Representative Athlete Representative NBA Representative Vice President of Executive V.P. of Deputy Exec. Dir. Women’s 2000, 2004 and Deputy Men’s Basketball Championships Dir., International Athletics/External 2008 Olympic Commissioner/ Championships, and Alliances, Development & Services, Univ. of Gold Medalist Chief Operating NCAA NCAA Marketing, NBPA Texas Officer, NBA

USAUSA BasketballBasketballBrent Baumberger StaffStaffKenisha Ikener Chief Financial Officer Receptionist/Administration Assistant Jill Berryman B.J. Johnson Office Manager/Executive Assistant Men’s National Team Assistant Director Rita Bickley Travis Johnson Finance and Administration Assistant 3x3 Program Director Carol Callan Jenny Maag Jim Tooley CEO/Executive Director Women's National Team Director Communications Manager USA Basketball Ellis Dawson Craig Miller National Teams Assistant Director, Opera- Chief Media/Communications Officer tions Ohemaa Nyanin Jay Demings Women's National Team Asst. Director USA Basketball Youth Development Program Director 5465 Mark Dabling Boulevard Jim Tooley Colorado Springs, CO Megan Fontenot CEO/Executive Director Communications Intern 80918-3842 Andrea Travelstead Phone: (719) 590-4800 Sean Ford Youth Development Program Coordinator Fax: (719) 590-4811 Men's National Team Director Greg Urbano www.usabasketball.com Rita Grayson Digital Director Youth Development Program Coordinator Caroline Williams Communications Director

8 USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team USAUSA BasketballBasketball CommitteesCommittees Standing Men’s Women’s Committees Committees Committees USA Basketball Finance Committee USA Basketball Men’s National USA Basketball Women's National Chauncey Billups (Athlete Rep.) Team Managing Director Team Player Selection Committee Jim Carr (National Organizations) Jerry Colangelo Reneé Brown (WNBA) Chris Plonsky (NCAA) Carol Callan (USA Basketball) Mark Tatum (NBA) (WNBA) Chris Sienko (WNBA) USA Basketball Men’s Junior Katie Smith (Athlete Representative) National Team Committee USA Basketball Officials Advisory (The committee selects coaches and USA Basketball Women's National Panel athletes for USA Basketball college-aged competitions, which include the FIBA U19 Team Steering Committee John Adams (NCAA) (Reviews matters related to the Women’s Sally Bell (Past Olympic Referee) World Championships; the FIBA Americas U18 Championships; the World University National Team in the FIBA World Joe Borgia (NBA) Games; and the Pan American Games.) Championship and the Olympics) Dee Kantner (WNBA) Chair: Carol Callan (USA Basketball) Terry Moore (Past Olympic Referee) Chair: Jim Boeheim (Syracuse) Renee Brown (WNBA) Debbie Williamson (NCAA) Bob McKillop (Davidson) Chris Plonsky (NCAA) Matt Painter (Purdue) Katie Smith (Athlete Representative) Lorenzo Romar (Washington) Jim Tooley (USA Basketball) Curtis Sumpter (Athlete Rep.)

USA Basketball Women’s Junior National Team Committee USA Basketball Men’s Developmental (Selects coaches and athletes for USA National Team Committee teams competing in the FIBA U19 World (The committee selects coaches and Championships; the FIBA Americas U18 athletes for USA Basketball teams Championships; the World University competing in the FIBA Americas U16 Games; and the Pan American Games.) Championships; and the FIBA U17 World Championships. The Men's Developmental Chair: Jim Foster (Chattanooga) National Team Committee also selects staff Melanie Balcomb (Vanderbilt) and players for the Nike Hoop Summit.) Lindsay Gottlieb (California) Kara Lawson (Athlete Representative) Chair: Sean Ford (USA Basketball) Joi Williams (Central Florida) Chauncey Billups (Athlete Rep.) Evan Daniels (At-Large) Rich Gray (AAU) USA Basketball Women’s Herman Harried (NFHS) Developmental National Team Gerry McNamara (Athlete Rep.) Committee John Olive (NFHS) (Selects coaches and athletes for USA Boo Williams (AAU) teams in FIBA Americas U16 Championship and FIBA U17 World Championship.)

Chair: Carol Callan (USA Basketball, non-voting) Yolanda Griffith (Athlete Representative) Bill Larson (AAU) Jody Patrick (NFHS) Sherri Pegues (AAU) Jill Rankin Schneider (NFHS)

USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team 9 ased in ColoradoUSA BasketballUSA Basketball Springs, Colorado, USA An 11-member Today TodayBoard of Directors governs USA Basketball is a nonprofit organization and the Basketball. Jerry Colangelo, 2005-2016 USA Basketball national governing body for men's and women's Men’s National Team Managing Director, serves as basketball in the United States. As the recognized governing Chairman of the Board for a second quadrennium. Also bodyBB for basketball in the United States by the International members of the Board of Directors are: NBA appointees Kim Basketball Federation (FIBA) and the United States Olympic Bohuny, NBA Senior Vice President, Basketball Operations Committee (USOC), USA Basketball is responsible for the International; Mark Tatum, NBA Deputy Commissioner/ Chief selection, training and fielding of USA teams that compete in Operating Officer; NCAA appointees Dan Gavitt, NCAA Vice FIBA sponsored international basketball competitions, as well President of Men’s Basketball Championships; Mark Lewis, as for some national competitions, and for the development of NCAA Executive Vice President of Championships and youth basketball initiatives that address player development, Alliances; Chris Plonsky, University of Texas Women's coach education and safety. Athletics Director/ Athletics External Services; Scholastic USA Basketball is an organization made up of Director Bob Gardner, Executive Director, National organizations. There are five member categories. Federation of State High School Associations; National Professional: Organizations Representative Jim Carr, NAIA President and • National Basketball Association Chief Executive Director; at-large representative Walter • National Basketball Association Development League Palmer, NBPA Deputy Executive Director, International • Women's National Basketball Association Development and Marketing; and athlete representatives Collegiate: Chauncey Billups, 2010 World Championship gold medalist,

• National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Rick Stewart and three-time Olympic gold medalist Katie Smith. • National Collegiate Athletic Association Serving since January • National Junior College Athletic Association 2001 as CEO/Executive Scholastic: Director is Jim Tooley, • National Federation of State High School Associations who has been with USA Youth: Basketball since 1993. • Amateur Athletic Union From 2012 through Associate: 2014, 1400 men and • Athletes In Action women players and 165 • Basketball Travelers coaches participated in • College Commissioners Association USA Basketball, • Harlem Globetrotters including USA men’s • Latin-American Basketball League of Los Angeles, CA and women’s teams, • National Association of Basketball Coaches USA trials and USA • National Basketball Players Association team training camps. • National Junior Coach Association USA men’s and • National Junior College Women’s Coach Association women’s teams • National Wheelchair Basketball Association between 2012-14 • USA Deaf Sports Federation compiled a spectacular • United States Armed Forces 109-0 win-loss record in • Women's Basketball Coaches Association. FIBA and FIBA Americas USA Basketball was organized in 1974 and known as competitions. Adding in the Amateur Basketball Association of the United States of results from the World University Games and America (ABAUSA). The name change to USA Basketball Andrew D. Bernstein occurred Oct. 12, 1989, shortly after FIBA modified its rules to allow professional basketball players to participate in international competitions. USA Basketball then admitted the NBA as an active member and made the change.

Above Right: David Robinson was the first American men’s basketball player to play in three Olympics. The center earned gold in 1992 and 1996, and collected the bronze medal at the 1988 Olympics. Right: The historic 1992 USA Basketball “Dream Team,” which first rolled through the Americas Olympic Qualifying Tournament in Portland with a 6-0 record, then later in July, the U.S. squad went 8-0 to claim the Barcelona Olympics gold medal. 10 USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team Ned Dishman//NBAE/Getty Images the Nike Hoop Summit, Pan American Games are USA teams are a striking slated to be held in Toronto, 122-4. Canada. Additionally, USA 3x3 World University Games teams posted a 65-8 The World University record in official FIBA and Games are held for men and FIBA Americas 3x3 women every two years competitions. (2015, 2017, etc.), and only USA teams are the current current university student- men's and women's athletes or recent graduates champions of the are eligible. The USA men in Olympics; men's FIBA 21 appearances own 13 gold, World Cup and women's three silver and three bronze FIBA World Championship; medals, while the U.S. men’s and women’s FIBA women in 17 appearances U19 and U17 World have won nine golds, six Championships; men's and The 2014 USA Women’s World Championship Team posted an silvers and one bronze women's U18 and U16 FIBA unblemished 6-0 record in Istanbul, Turkey, to win a second straight medal. The 2015 World Americas Championships; FIBA World Championship title. University Games will be held FIBA 3x3 Women’s World in Gwangju, South Korea. Championship, FIBA 3x3 Women’s U18 World Champi- onship and women’s Youth Olympic Games. U19 / U18 Championships USA Basketball ranks No. 1 in all of FIBA's categories, USA Basketball also fields men's and women's national including combined, men's, women's, boys and girls. teams for players 19 years old or younger. FIBA now holds USA Basketball also sanctions U.S. basketball team tours U19 World Championships every two years (2015, 2017, of foreign countries and foreign basketball team tours of the etc.). In 2013 the USA women finished 9-0 to capture gold, U.S., as well as oversees the certification of FIBA and USA and the USA men also compiled a 9-0 record to earn gold. Basketball officials and the assignment of those officials to USA Basketball also fields teams featuring players 18 years international competitions, and the licensing of players to old or younger for FIBA Americas U18 qualifying play professionally overseas. tournaments that are set to be held in 2016, 2018, etc. A brief synopsis of the various competitions in which USA U17 / U16 Championships Basketball teams participate includes: FIBA initiated in 2010 the U17 World Championships for Olympic Games players 17 years old or younger and now holds the event Men's and women's Olympic basketball competition is held every two years (2016, 2018, etc.). In 2014 USA men's and every four years (2016, 2020, etc.). For a second-straight women's teams both returned home with gold medals. USA Olympics, the USA captured double gold at the 2012 Basketball also selects national teams featuring players 16 London Olympics with both the men’s and women’s teams years old or younger for FIBA Americas U16 qualifying compiling 8-0 records. The USA men have captured the gold tournaments that will be held in 2015, 2017, etc. in 14 of the 17 Olympics in which they have competed and Nike Hoop Summit compiled an incredible 130-5 record. The USA women have The Nike Hoop Summit is the country's premiere annual earned the gold in five-consecutive Olympics and boast of a basketball game featuring America's top male high school sterling 50-3 record. The 2016 Summer Olympic Games will seniors taking on a World Select Team comprised of top be held Aug. 5-21 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. players 19 years old or younger from around the world. FIBA World Cup/World Championship Played each April, the USA enjoys a 12-6 series lead. The The FIBA Basketball World Cup, known from 1950 until 2010 2016 Nike Hoop Summit will be played April 9 at the Moda as the FIBA World Championship for Men and the FIBA World Center in Portland, Oregon. Championship for Women, are the flagship events of FIBA 3x3 World Championships competitions. Held every four years, the USA again swept FIBA initiated 3x3 competitions in 2010 and now conducts double gold in 2014. The next FIBA Basketball World Cup will 3x3 World Championships every other year (2015, 2017, etc.), be in 2019, while the World Championship for Women will be 3x3 U18 World Championships for men and women yearly (ex- held in 2018 in Spain. cept when the Youth Olympic Games are held) and the Youth Pan American Games Olympic Games every four years (2018, 2022, etc.). The USA Started in 1951 for men and 1955 for women, the Pan women are the defending gold medalists at the FIBA 3x3 World American Games are held every four years (2015, 2019, Championship, the Youth Olympic Games and the FIBA 3x3 etc.) in the year preceding the Olympics. Countries from U18 World Championship. FIBA Americas are eligible to compete. The USA men have For information about USA Basketball, visit the website at an 87-15 overall record, winning eight of a possible 16 gold usab.com or connect with us on facebook.com/usabasketball, medals, while the USA women have won seven of 14 gold twitter.com/usabasketball, plus.google.com/+usabasketball, medals, including 2007, and own a 74-14 record. The 2015 instagram.com/usabasketball or youtube.com/usab. USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team 11 FIBA, WNBA & NCAA Rules Differences RULEFIBA, WNBA FIBA & NCAA NBA Rules Differences NCAA Duration of Game ...... Four, 10-minute quarters ...... Four, 12-minute quarters ...... Two, 20-minute halves Overtime Duration ...... 5 minutes ...... 5 minutes ...... 5 minutes Duration Between First-Second . .2 minutes ...... 130 seconds ...... Not Applicable and Third-Fourth Quarters Length of Halftime ...... 15 minutes ...... 15 minutes ...... 15 minutes Court Length ...... 91' 10" x 49' 2.5" ...... 94' x 50' ...... 94' x 50' Size of Lane ...... 16’ x 19' / 4.88m x 5.79m ...... 16' x 19' ...... 12' x 19' Three-Point FG Distance ...... 22' 1.75” / 6.75m ...... 23' 9" (22' in corner) ...... 20’9 No Charge Semicircles ...... Yes (1.25m from center of basket) . .Yes (1.25m from center of basket) . .Yes (1.25m from center of basket) Shot Clock ...... 24 seconds ...... 24 seconds ...... 35 seconds Shot Clock Reset ...... Reset to 14 seconds when FGA . . .FG attempt hits rim ...... FG attempt hits rim hits rim and is grabbed by offensive team Advance Ball to Halfcourt ...... Yes, last 2 min. of 4th quarter . . . .Yes, last 2 minutes of 4th quarter . . .No at Timeout and OT (to top of 3-point line) and OT (at the 28’ line) Back Court Violation ...... 8 seconds ...... 8 seconds ...... 10 seconds Game Clock Stops After ...... Last 2 minutes of 4th quarter . . . . .Last min. of 1st, 2nd, 3rd quarters, .Last minute of second half and Successful FG and overtime Last 2 min. of 4th quarter and OT last minute of overtime Player Foul Limit ...... 5 or 2 tech./unsportsman fouls . . .6 ...... 5 Bonus ...... On 5th foul per quarter (2 FTs) . . .On 5th foul per quarter ...... On 7th foul per half (1-and-1) Fourth quarter carries into OT (2 FTs) On 10th foul per half (2 FTs) Number of Players Permitted . . .5 (3 defensive, 2 offensive) ...... 5 (3 defensive, 2 offensive) ...... 6 (4 defensive, 2 offensive) On Free Throw Lane Jump Ball ...... Teams alternate after ...... Yes ...... Teams alternate possession opening tip-off after opening tip-off Legal Alley-Oop ...... Yes ...... Yes ...... Yes Touch Ball On/Above Cylinder . .Yes ...... No ...... No Closely Guarded For 5 Secs. . . .Yes (while holding the ball) ...... No ...... Yes (while holding/dribbling ball) Defensive 3 Seconds ...... No ...... Yes ...... No Flopping Rule ...... Yes ...... Yes ...... No Number of Referees ...... Three ...... Three ...... Three Timeouts ...... 2 60-sec. in 1st & 2nd quarters . .6 60/100-sec. timeouts during . . . .4 75-second and Non-Televised Game 3 60-sec. in 3rd & 4th quarters regulation, 1 20-sec. per half. 2 30-second per game. A maximum of 2 permitted Each is limited to 3 in the 4th in the final 2 min. of a game. and 2 in the last two minutes. TV Timeouts ...... Up to one additional TV timeout . .Must be 2 100-sec. timeouts . . . . .4 additional TV timeouts per half. (60, 75, 90 or 100 sec.) in the 1st and 3rd periods and 3 Teams get 1 60-sec., 4 30-sec. is permissible per quarter. 100-sec. timeouts in the 2nd and and a max of 3 unused 30-sec. 4th periods. can carry over to second half. Timeouts - Overtime ...... 1 additional 60-sec...... 2 60-sec., teams are allowed . . . .1 additional 75-sec. and any no more than 1 60-sec. and unused from regulation or prior 1 20-sec. in final 2 minutes. OT carry over. Timeouts Called By ...... Head coach or assistant coach . . .Head coach or player in game . . . .Head coach or player in game Size of Basketball ...... Maximum Circumference - 29” . . . .Around channels - 29.5" to 29.75” . .Maximum Circumference - 30” Maximum Weight - 20 ounces Across channels - 29 5/8”-29 7/8” Minimum Circumference - 29.5” Minimum Weight - 17.99 ounces Maximum Weight - 20 ounces Minimum Weight - 17.99 ounces Legal Jersey Numbers ...... All Numbers 00, 0-99 ...... All Numbers ...... 00, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55

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AthleteAthlete BiosBios F • 5-11#6#6 • 145 •• • MaterJaydaJayda Dei High School AdamsAdams • 2017 • Irvine, CA USA Basketball Notes The Scoop • Named to the 2015 USA Basketball • Is right-handed. Women’s U16 National Team on • Wears number 1, because, “It is a family number.” May 25, 2015. • Began playing basketball in first or second grade because she, “just wanted to play.” High School Honors • Enjoys eating, sleeping, watching movies and hanging out • 2015 All-Trinity League first team. with family and friends. High School Notes • Jamaica is the most interesting place she has visited, • Has played two vastity seasons at Mater Dei High School in because, “The people were awesome and fun, and it was Santa Ana, California, where she has helped her school to a beautiful.” 59-6 record during that time, as well as a 16-0 mark in • Top five movies: Grease, Bridesmaids, Space Jam, the first conference play and a 2-2 record in the California Sponge Bob Square Pants movie and Tangled. Interscholastic Federation state tournament; has started in • Favorite player: Her sister, because, “She’s awesome.” 32 of 50 career games and has compiled 162 points, 110 • Favorite Olympian: Michael Jordan, because, “He’s a rebounds, 46 assists and 46 steals. beast.” • During 2014-15, recorded highs of 10 points versus Bishop • Favorite class: History. Gorman, six rebounds against Fremont Nebraska and Orange Lutheran and six steals and five assists versus Aliso Viejo. • As a sophomore in 2014-15, started in 32 games and averaged 3.4 ppg., 3.1 rpg., 1.4 apg., 1.4 spg. to help her team to a 32-3 record and an appearance in the CIF Open Division state title game; shot 31.0 percent from the field, 28.0 percent from 3-point and 56.0 percent from the line. • As a freshman in 2013-14, started in 15 games and averaged 3.1 ppg. to help her team to a 27-3 record and the CIF Open Division semifinals. • Has played for West Coast Premier for five years. Personal Notes • Tweets from: @jaydaadams42 • Will be 16 years old as of the last day of the competition on June 28, 2015. • Born in Orange, California, now lives in Irvine, California. • Daughter of Tausha and Jerrald Adams; has a younger brother, Jace (14), and an older sister, Jordan (21). • Older sister, Jordan Adams, who currently plays basketball at the University of Southern California, won gold medals with USA Basketball at the 2009 FIBA Americas U16 Championship, the 2010 FIBA U17 World Championship and the 2011 FIBA U19 World Championship. • Grandfather, Caleb Taylor, served in the Vietnam War.

14 USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team G •#5#5 5-6 • 130 •• • JohnsonDesireéDesireé High School • Caldwell2018Caldwell • San Antonio, Texas USA Basketball Notes The Scoop • Named to the 2015 USA Basketball • Is right-handed. Women’s U16 National Team on • Wears number 24, because, “It is a family number.” May 25, 2015. • First played basketball when she was 4, because, “I wanted to be like my sister.” High School Notes • Enjoys watching movies and basketball games. • Has played one varsity season at • The most interesting place she has visited is the United Claudia Taylor Johnson High Center in Chicago, Illinois, because, “I got to watch my School in San Antonio, Texas. sister play in the McDonald’s All-American Game.” • Lists career bests of 28 points in 2014, seven rebounds • Top five movies: Space Jam, Glory Road, White Chicks, versus Taft in 2014 and six assists versus Gregory- The Blind Side and Love & Basketball. Portland in 2014. • Favorite players: Chris Paul, because, “I like the way he • As a freshman in 2014-15, compiled 316 points, 46 leads his team.” And Skylar Diggins because, “I think I can rebounds, 33 assists and 23 steals; shot 38.0 percent relate to her in certain ways.” from the field and 80.0 percent from the free throw line. • Favorite class: English. • Played basketball at Tejeda Middle School in 2013-14; earned Newcomer of the Year. • Has played with San Antonio’s Finest for seven years. Personal Notes • Will be 14 years old as of the last day of the competition on June 28, 2015. • Born in Murrieta, California. • Daughter of Alba and Ray Caldwell; has one sister, Receé Caldwell. • Sister, Receé, plays basketball at UCLA, and she won gold medals with USA Basketball at the 2011 FIBA Americas U16 Championship and the 2014 FIBA Americas U18 Championship.

USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team 15 F • 6-2#10#10 • 168 • St.•• Mary’s AquiraAquira High School • DeCosta2018DeCosta • Stockton, California USA Basketball Notes The Scoop • Named to the 2015 USA Basketball • Is ambidextrous. Women’s U16 National Team on • Wears number 23 because, “A lot of great players wear that May 25, 2015. number.” • First played basketball in the fourth grade because she had High School Honors an interest in it. • 2015 California Interscholastic • Enjoys hanging out or having fun with friends. Federation State Freshman of the • Top three movies: Love & Basketball, The Blind Side and Year. White Chicks. High School Notes • Favorite player: Diamond DeShields because of her • Has played one varsity season at St. Mary’s High School accomplishments. in California, where she has compiled 651 points and 267 • Favorite Olympian: Ruthie Bolton because, “She is my rebounds. inspiration.” • As a freshman in 2014-15, averaged 12.9 ppg., 7.6 rpg., • Favorite class: math. 1.2 apg., 2.5 spg. and 1.4 bpg. to help her team to a 34-1 record and a CIF Open Division state championship. • Plays for the Cal Stars. Personal Notes • Tweets from: @d1_shiftteam • Will be 15 years old as of the last day of the competition on June 28, 2015. • Born in Sacramento, California, now resides in Stockton, California. • Daughter of Charmaine and Randolph DeCosta; has one brother, Paul (14) and two sisters, Tameka and Lakia. • Also participates in track.

16 USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team #9#9F • 5-11 •• • AndraAndra150 • Blair Academy, Espinoza-HunterEspinoza-Hunter New Jersey • 2017 • Ossining, New York USA Basketball Notes The Scoop • Named to the 2015 USA Basketball • Is right-handed. Women’s U16 National Team on • Wears number 2 because, “I play basketball for two people, May 25, 2015. God and my mom.” • First played basketball at 9 years old because, “I wanted to College Notes be able to play with my brother.” • Verbally committed to the • Colorado is the most interesting place she has visited, University of Connecticut. because, “I’d never been to that side of the country. High School Honors • Top five movies: Hoovey, Space Jam, Love & Basketball, I • 2015 All-State selection. Am Legend and Marley & Me. • 2015 All-Mid Atlantic Power League selection and a MPAL • Favorite player: Steph Curry, because, “His shooting is Prep A first team member. amazing, and I strive to become a great shooter like him.” • Favorite Olympian: LeBron James, because, “He can High School Notes dominate any position on the court.” • Has played two varsity seasons at Blair Academy in New • Favorite class: chemistry. Jersey, where she transferred before starting ninth grade; will be joined at Blair in 2015-16 by USA teammate Honesty Scott-Grayson. • Lists a career single-game high of 33 points. • As a sophomore in 2014-15, started all 25 games and averaged 19.1 ppg., 6.5 rpg. and 3.6 apg. to help her team to a 16-8 record, a MPAL title and a Prep A state title. • As a freshman in 2013-14, started in 22 of 23 games and averaged 12.3 points, 4.6 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game to help her team to a 19-3 record, a MPAL championship and a Prep A state title. • Played varsity basketball in seventh and eighth grade at Ossining High School in New York. • As an eighth grader in 2012-13 averaged 12.4 points per game to help Ossining to its first state title; made 71 3-pointers. • Has played for the Philly Belles for two years; placed second at the 15U Nike National Championships. Personal Notes • Tweets from: @drahunter2 • Will be 15 years old as of the last day of the competition on June 28, 2015. • Daughter of Patricia Espinoza, has one brother Stiven Espinoza-Hunter (20). • Born in Sleepy Hollow, New York, now resides in Ossining, New York. • Maternal grandparents are from Ecuador. • Participated in cross country in the fall of 2013.

USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team 17 G • #75-9#7 • 170 •• • TheDestinyDestiny Bishop’s School • 2017LittletonLittleton • San Diego, California USA Basketball Notes The Scoop • Named to the 2015 USA Basketball • Is right-handed. Women’s U16 National Team on • Wears number 4 in high school because, “When I was an May 25, 2015. eighth grader I looked up to Bishop’s point guard Alyssa, who wore number 4. During club ball, I wear number 23 High School Honors because of Michael Jordan. But 24 is the number I’m • 2015 California Interscholastic working for and my coach will allow me to have that Federation Sophomore of the Year, number when he thinks I’ve earned it. It’s a special 2014 CIF Freshman of the Year and All-CIF first team in number.” 2014 and 2015. • First played basketball the summer before sixth grade • 2015 San Diego Section Player of the Year; her 1,149 points because, “I realized I couldn’t go pro in football.” in 2014-15 ranks third in San Diego Section history. • Enjoys hanging out with friends. • All-League first team in 2014 and 2015. • Top movies: Love & Basketball, Fast & Furious series, • MVP of the USC Elite Camp and Kansas Elite Camp All- Coach Carter; Like Mike and the Hunger Games series. Star. • Favorite player: , because, “He works hard on High School Notes his craft and never gives up. I admire him.” • Has played two varsity seasons at The Bishop’s School in • Favorite Olympian: Serena Williams, because, “I admire San Diego, California, where she has started in all 64 her talent.” games played and compiled career totals of 1,756 points, • Favorite class: math, by far. 653 rebounds, 162 assists, 201 steals and 57 blocked shots. • As a sophomore in 2014-15, started in all 34 games and averaged 33.7 ppg., 12.0 rpg., 1.6 apg. and 1.2 bpg. to help her team to a 25-10 record; shot 46.0 percent from the field, 33.0 percent from 3-point and 84.0 percent from the line. • As a freshman in 2013-14, started in all 30 games and averaged 20.3 ppg., 8.2 rpg. and 3.6 apg. to help her team to a 27-6 record. • Plays for West Coach Premier. Personal Notes • Tweets from: @eboballer32 • Will be 15 years old as of the last day of the competition on June 28, 2015. • Born in her hometown of San Diego, California. • Participated in track and field in 2013-14. • Lists on her school’s honor roll. • Daughter of Marlon Wells.

18 USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team F • 6-2 #11#11• 185 • Kirkwood •• LaurynLauryn High School • 2017 MillerMiller • Kirkwood, Missouri USA Basketball Notes Personal Notes • Named to the 2015 USA Basketball • Tweets from: @laurynmiller_ Women’s U16 National Team on • Will be 16 years old as of the last day of the competition on May 25, 2015. June 28, 2015. • Born in her hometown of Kirkwood, Missouri. High School Honors • Daughter of Romona and Alvin Miller; has an older brother • 2015 Missouri Coaches 5A All-State. Scott Jones II (26), and an older sister, Ariel Miller (19). • Suburban XII South Division All- • Father, Alvin Miller, played football at Notre Dame. Alvin Conference first team in 2014 and 2015. MIller played basketball, baseball and football at Kirkwood • All-District first team in 2014 and 2015. High School, and the track at Kirkwood was renamed the • 2015 All-Metro second team. Alvin Miller Track Field in 2012. • St. Louis Post Dispatch Player of the Week honoree in • Grandfather, James Hawkins, served in the U.S. Army. 2013-14 and 2014-15. • 2015 St. Louis American All-Star Team. The Scoop • 2014 Suburban South Conference Newcomer of the Year. • Is left-handed. • Louisville Elite Camp and Notre Dame Camp, where she • Wears number 33 because, “I initially wanted to be number was the 3x3 and one-on-one champion. 3 like , but had to chose 33 because 3 was taken.” High School Notes • Started to play basketball at 6 years old when her dad • Has played two varsity seasons at Kirkwood High School formed a team for her fourth-grade sister. in Kirkwood, Missouri, where she has compiled 986 • Enjoys playing the viola and spending time with friends. points, 787 rebounds, 173 assists, 116 steals and 271 • Most interesting place she has visited is Ontario, Canada, blocked shots. because, “Niagara Falls is such a beautiful sight.” • Lists career bests of 33 points against Lee High School • Top five movies: Enough, Just Go With It, Grown Ups 2, (Ala.), 17 rebounds versus Pattonville, 10 assists against Love & Basketball and The Princess and the Frog. Rosati Kain and 10 blocked shots versus Villa Duchene in • Favorite player: Candace Parker, because, “She exudes 2015; and eight steals versus Seckman High School in that you're a basketball player first and a position last.” 2014. • Favorite Olympian:“Gabrielle Douglas, because, “Her • As a sophomore in 2014-15, started in all 27 games and story shows that where you come from doesn't determine averaged 17.3 ppg., 10.0 rpg., 2.6 apg., 2.3 spg. and 4.0 your future.” bpg. to help her team to a 23-5 record and a fifth-place • Favorite class: biology. finish in the state tournament; shot 56.5 percent from the field. • As a freshman in 2013-14, averaged 19.9 ppg., 10.3 rpg., 1.4 apg., 1.9 spg. and 2.8 bpg. to help her team to a 22-7 record and seventh-place finish in the 5A state tournament. • Played with the St. Louis Rockets in fourth through sixth grade, with St. Louis Team Adidas from 2011 through 2014 and now with Missouri Phenom Napheesa from 2014 to present. • Adidas National Champs in 2014. • Kirkwood High School Academic Letter and Kirkwood African American Achievement awards in 2013-14 and 2014-15; nominee for Chemistry Student of the Year in 2014-15; and an eight-time selection to her school’s High Honor Roll.

USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team 19 G • 5-6 • 135#4#4 • Legacy •• AlexisAlexis Christian Academy MorrisMorris • 2017 • Beaumont, Texas USA Basketball Notes The Scoop • Named to the 2015 USA Basketball • Is right-handed. Women’s U16 National Team on • Wears number 3 because, “It has always been my number May 25, 2015. since the age of 5, and I want to make history with my number.” High School Honors • First played basketball 3 years old and “knew that • 2015 Texas Association of Private basketball was the first love and that playing it is what I and Parochial Schools 3A All-State wanted to do for the rest of my life.” first team. • California is the most interesting place she has visited High School Notes because, “The weather is beautiful.” • Has played two varsity seasons at Legacy Christian • Favorite player: Skylar Diggins because, “She’s pretty and is Academy in Beaumont, Texas. a great basketball player.” • Has compiled career totals of 976 points, 247 rebounds, • Favorite class: math. 124 assists, 148 steals and 18 blocked shots; has shot career averages of 56.0 percent from the field and 54.0 percent from 3-point. • Lists a career game of 53 points against Stafford in 2014. • As a sophomore in 2014-15, averaged 28.7 ppg., 7.3 rpg., 3.6 apg. and 4.4 spg. to help her team to a 29-7 record and a district title; shot 56.0 percent from the field, 37.0 percent from 3-point and 73.0 percent from the line. • As a freshman in 2013-14, averaged 30.5 ppg., 9.5 rpg., 4.7 apg., 6.8 spg. and 2.3 bpg. to help her team to a 24-7 record and a district title; shot 59.0 percent from the field, 40.0 percent from 3-point and 79.0 percent from the free throw line. • Has played with DFW elite for three years. Personal Notes • Tweets from: @LexUpNext3 • Will be 16 years old as of the last day of the competition on June 28, 2015. • Born in her hometown of Beaumont, Texas. • Daughter of Sharonne and Raymond Morris; has two sisters, Aerius (21) and Ashari (13). • Also participates in track, volleyball and softball; finished third in district in track and went to regionals; 2013-14 offensive player of the year for volleyball. • Has a 3.6 GPA and has been on her school’s A/B honor roll for two years. • Grandfather, Charles Wilson, served in the U.S. Armed Forces.

20 USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team #12#12C • 6-3 • 179•• • ValenciaValenciaSolon High School • 2018 MyersMyers • Solon, Ohio USA Basketball Notes The Scoop • Named to the 2015 USA Basketball • Tweets from: @valenciaalexis_ Women’s U16 National Team on • Is right-handed. May 25, 2015. • Wears number 32. • First played basketball in the third grade, because her High School Honors mother forced her to. • 2015 NOC Valley Division first • Enjoys singing, dancing and going out with friends. team. • The most interesting place she has visited is Puerto Rico. • 2015 All-Northeast Lakes District third team. • Top two movies: Mr. Peabody & Sherman and Hitch. High School Notes • Favorite players: Tim Duncan, because, “He takes his • Has played one varsity season at Solon High School in time in the post.” And , because, “I have Solon, Ohio. learned a lot from her.” • Lists career bests of 17 points versus Brunswick, 16 • Favorite class: history. rebounds versus Wadsworth, three steals versus St. V and seven blocked shots versus Hudson. • Lists career totals of 298 points, 234 rebounds, 29 assists, 26 steals and 85 blocked shots. • Lists fourth for blocks on her school’s all-time list, second for single-season blocks and fourth for single-season rebounds. • As a freshman in 2014-15, started in all 28 games and averaged 10.5 ppg., 8.3 rpg. and 3.4 bpg. to help her team to a 22-4 record and the state tournament semifinals; shot 48.0 percent from the field and 63.0 percent from the line • Plays for All Ohio Black. • Also plays volleyball. Personal Notes • Will be 15 years old as of the last day of the competition on June 28, 2015. • Born in Cleveland, Ohio. • Has listed on her school’s merit roll. • Daughter of Dana and Chris Myers. • Relatives Henry Clark, Curtis Clark and Larry Clark served in the U.S. Armed Forces. • Relative, Shawn Clark, was a track athlete at Florida State.

USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team 21 #15C#15 • 6-7 • 198 •• • FaithSedonaSedona Academy • 2018 • LibertyPrincePrince Hill, Texas USA Basketball Notes The Scoop • Named to the 2015 USA Basketball • Is right-handed. Women’s U16 National Team on • Wears number 32 because, “It was my mom’s number, May 25, 2015. and my mom inspires me the most.” • First started playing basketball in 2009 because she was College Notes tall for her age. • Verbally committed to the • Enjoys reading, shopping, swimming and hanging out with University of Texas. friends. High School Honors • Most interesting place she has visited: Cozumel because, • 2015 American-Statesman All-Central Texas Newcomer “We went deep sea fishing, snorkeling, I took my first of the Year. scuba lessons, practiced Spanish and hung out with • 2015 Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools family.” 3A All-State first team, 3A South All-Tournament team, • Top four movies: Pitch Perfect, Avatar, It’s a Perfect Life All-District 4 first team and State MVP. and Finding Nemo. • 2014 All-Star selection at the University of Texas women’s • Favorite Women’s National Team member: Breanna basketball camp. Stewart, because, “She is a quiet force. She can play every position, and I hope to be like her when I am older.” High School Notes • Favorite class: Spanish, because, “I love learning about • Has played one varsity season at Faith Academy in other languages and cultures.” Texas. • As a freshman in 2014-15, played in 41 games and averaged 17.0 ppg., 11.8 rpg., and 5.4 bpg. to help her team to a 32-5 record and the TAPPS 3A state semifinals. • Lists career highs of 35 points, 11 blocked shots, 17 rebounds. • Plays with Cy Fair Shock out of Houston, Texas. Personal Notes • Will be 15 years old as of the last day of the competition on June 28, 2015. • Born in Hemet, California. • Daughter of Tambra and James Prince; has one brother, Diego (17). • Father served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1984 to 1992. • Mother played college basketball and volleyball at St. John’s College in Kansas. • Also plays soccer, golf and volleyball. • 2013 district champion for volleyball. • Played for Sky Athletics Volleyball Club as an outside hitter in 2014. • Made the Silver Honor Roll from 2012-2014. • Star Student: Band and Star Student: Leadership.

22 USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team #8#8 ••G Honesty•Honesty 5-10 • 150 • Blair Academy Scott-GraysonScott-Grayson • 2018 • Brick, New Jersey USA Basketball Notes Personal Notes • Named to the 2015 USA Basketball • Tweets from: @The_Ma3stro Women’s U16 National Team on • Will be 15 years old as of the last day of the competition on May 25, 2015. June 28, 2015. • Born in Long Branch, New Jersey; now resides in Brick, High School Honors New Jersey. • Nike Iolani Classic All-Tournament • Daughter of Makiesha Scott and Roosevelt Grayson Jr.; has Team; Title IX DC Classic All- one brother, Tyreek Scott-Grayson. Tournament Team. • Has made her school’s honor roll multiple times. • 2014 All-Prep third team. The Scoop High School Notes • Is right-handed. • Transferred to Blair Academy for 2015-16, after playing her • Wears number 3 because, “I’ve always idolized Candace freshman season at Riverdale Baptist in Upper Marboro, Parker.” Maryland; will join USA teammate Andra Espinoza-Hunter • Started playing basketball at 7 years old because, “I love the at Blair Academy in 2015-16. game, and my mom and day played.” • Lists highs of 22 points against National Christian Academy • Enjoys having fun with family and friends. “I love family (Fort Washington, Md.) in 2014-15; and 24 points against gatherings.” Warrandyte Venom out of Melbourne, Australia, in 2013-14. • Most interesting place she has visited is Hawaii because, “I • As a freshman at Riverdale in 2014-15, averaged 18.0 ppg., enjoyed seeing the different culture.” 4.0 rpg., 5.0 apg., 2.0 spg. and 2.0 bpg. to help her team to • Top five movies: Love & Basketball, Coach Carter, Space a 25-13 record. Jam, Like Mike and Like Mike 2. • First freshman to start at Riverdale Baptist. • Favorite player: Candace Parker, because, “I just enjoy • Played at Life Center Academy in Burlington, New Jersey in watching her play. She’s very versatile.” 2013-14 and started on the varsity team as an eighth • Favorite Olympian: Michael Jordan, because, “I really like grader; averaged 10.0 ppg., 4.0 rpg., 2.0 apg., 3.0 spg. and his work ethic.” 2.0 bpg. to help her team to an 18-15 record. • Favorite class: social studies. • Plays with NJ Sparks.

USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team 23 F • 6-3 • 170#14#14 • Pickerington •• BexleyBexley Central High School WallaceWallace • 2018 • Pickerington, Ohio USA Basketball Notes The Scoop • Invited to participate in the 2015 • Is right-handed. USA Basketball Women’s U16 • Wears number 43 because, “My dad was 43, and I wanted National Team Trials. to be like his (number), but not totally.” • First played basketball in first or second grade because her High School Notes parents forced her to. • Has played one varsity season at • Enjoys hanging out with friends and reading psychology Central High School in Pickerington, books. Ohio. • Top five movies: The Color Purple, Remember the Titans, • Has played with All Ohio Black for two years. Coach Carter, We Are Marshall and The Blind Side. Personal Notes • Favorite player: . • Tweets from: @bexley43 • Favorite class: math. • Will be 15 years old as of the last day of the competition on June 28, 2015. • Born in Dunedin, Florida; resides in Pickerington, Ohio. • Daughter of Brandi and Christopher Wallace; has one brother, Garner (13), and four sisters, Bailey (19), Brooklyn (12), Berry (10) and Blossom (7). • Father, Chris Wallace, was a baseball pitcher at Wright State University who was drafted in the 14th round of the 1997 MLB Amateur Draft and played five years in the minor leagues.

24 USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team F • 6-3 •#13#13 Prestonwood •• ChristianJadeJade Academy WilliamsWilliams • 2017 • The Colony, Texas USA Basketball Notes The Scoop • Named to the 2015 USA Basketball • Is left-handed. Women’s U16 National Team on • Wears number 25, because, “It is my birthday month and May 25, 2015. day together.” • First played basketball when she was 7 years old, High School Honors because she was tall. • 2015 Texas Association of Private • Enjoys reading and watching movies. and Parochial Schools 5A All-State • Top five movies: Forrest Gump, Tarzan, Treasure Planet, first team, All-State Tournament team; 5A North All- Magnolias and Nemo. Tournament Team and All-District 1 first team. • Favorite player: Rebecca Lobo, because, “She is an • Texas University All-Star Team. amazing player.” • Kansas All-Star Team and Texas Tech All-Star Team. • Favorite Olympian: Rebecca Lobo, because, “She is my High School Notes role model.” • Has played two varsity seasons at Prestonwood Christian • Favorite class: English because, “It is easy.” Academy in Texas. • Plays with Texas United in the off season. Personal Notes • Tweets from: @jadeswilliams25 • Will be 15 years old as of the last day of the competition on June 28, 2015. • Born in Dallas, Texas, now resides in The Colony, Texas. • Daughter of Kelly and Marvin Williams; has two brothers, Lance (6) and Tre (14), and two sisters, Rayna (8) and Chyann (18). • Father, Marvin Williams, played football, basketball and track at Princeton University.

USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team 25 Clockwise from top left: The 2013 USA Women’s U16 National Team poses for a group photo before departing from the United States Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado. 2013 USA Women’s U16 National Team players huddle during a game in Cancun, Mexico. Elizabeth Williams was MVP of the inaugural FIBA Americas U16 Championship in 2009. Receé Caldwell (left), Erica McCall (middle) and Jatarie White pose for a photo after winning the 2011 U16 gold medal. The gold-medal winning 2009 USA Women’s U16 National Team huddles for a photo with the U.S. flag after winning the tournament.

26 USA Basketball Women’s U16 National Team USA Basketball Women’sUSA Basketball Women’s U16U16 NationalNational TeamTeam HistoryHistory

(2009-2013)(2009-2013) 2013 FIBA AMERICAS U16 CHAMPIONSHIP FOR WOMEN Cancun, Mexico June 19-23, 2013

The 2013 USA Women’s U16 National Team cruised past its The USA took control of its semifinal contest against host five opponents en route to the FIBA Americas U16 gold medal Mexico in the first quarter and never looked back, sailing in for by an incredible margin of 63.8 points per game. a 101-29 win to advance to the gold medal game. Three players Twenty points from eventual tournament MVP Asia Durr led finished with 16 points, including Samuelson; Cox, who added the USA past Brazil 76-20 in its opening game on June 19. Katie eight rebounds; and Ogunbowale, who collected four steals. Lou Samuelson added nine points and six rebounds, while In a battle of undefeated teams that saw the game tied 27-all DeJanae Boykin had eight points and six rebounds and Lauren at halftime, the USA rode a 31-7 third quarter to an 82-48 win Cox had seven points and eight boards. over Canada, capturing the gold medal with conviction. Against Argentina the next day, the USA led comfortably at Durr finished the game with three USA U16 single-game halftime before outscoring Argentina 38-6 in the third to blow records, and Samuelson shot 8-of-8 from deep to set U.S. the game wide open on its way to a 98-28 win. Durr again led records for 3-pointers made and percentage on her way to 24 the U.S. with 23 points, and she made 7-of-10 from the free points. Cox barely missed a triple-double with 10 points, 12 throw line to set a USA U16 record for free throws attempted. rebounds and a USA U16 single-game record nine blocks. Additionally, the USA’s 30 3-point attempts established a USA Further, the USA established a team record with 30 3-point U16 single-game team high. added 16 attempts. points; Arike Ogunbowale contributed 15 points; Boykin In the bronze medal game, Brazil beat Mexico 70-56. finished with 12 points and 12 rebounds; and Samuelson added The tournament’s top four finishers, the USA, Canada, 11 points and eight rebounds. Brazil and Mexico all qualified for the 2014 FIBA U17 World Capitalizing on its depth and size, the USA overpowered Championship. Costa Rica for a lopsided 106-19 win. Holding Costa Rica to For the tournament, set nine USA U16 competition records, just eight field goals for the entire game, the U.S. offense and four U.S. players averaged double-digit scoring, including featured seven players in double-digit scoring, and Samuelson Durr (18.4 ppg.), Samuelson (16.0 ppg.), Cox (11.8 ppg.) and led with 20 points. Ogunbowale (10.0 ppg.).

2013 USA U16 WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM ROSTER

NAME POS HGT WGT AGE SCHOOL HOMETOWN DeJanae Boykin F 6-2 150 16 Charles H. Flowers High School Springdale, MD C 6-4 200 16 Salmen High School Slidell, LA Chassity Carter G 5-11 145 15 Dickson County High School Dickson, TN Lauren Cox F 6-4 170 15 Flower Mound High School Flower Mound, TX Crystal Dangerfield G 5-5 125 15 Blackman High School Murfreesboro, TN G 5-11 155 16 Preston Public School Okmulgee, OK Asia Durr G 5-11 155 16 St. Pius X Catholic High School Douglasville, GA G 5-10 100 15 Miramonte High School Walnut Creek, CA Nancy Mulkey C 6-9 170 15 Cypress Woods H.S. Cypress, TX Taylor Murray G 5-6 120 16 Annapolis Area Christian School Odenton, MD Arike Ogunbowale G 5-9 163 16 Divine Savior Holy Angels H.S. Milwaukee, WI G/F 6-3 155 16 Mater Dei High School Huntington Beach, CA

HEAD COACH: Sue Phillips, Archbishop Mitty H.S., Calif. ASSISTANT COACH: Mary Coyle Klinger, Rutgers Preparatory School, N.J. ASSISTANT COACH: Brian Robinson, Bishop McGuinness H.S., N.C. TEAM PHYSICIAN: Bill Kuprevich, Bloomsburg, Pa. ATHLETIC TRAINER: Missy Schultz, Butler University

2013 USA U16 RESULTS (5-0) 2013 FIBA AMERICAS U16 CHAMP. STANDINGS USA 76 Brazil 20 1. *United States (5-0) 5. Puerto Rico (3-2) USA 98 Argentina 28 2. *Canada (4-1) 6. Venezuela (1-4) USA 106 Costa Rica 19 3. *Brazil (3-2) 7. Argentina (2-3) USA 101 Mexico 29 4. *Mexico (2-3) 8. Costa Rica (0-5) USA 82 Canada 48 *Qualified for the 2014 FIBA U17 World Championship.

28 USA Basketball Women’s FIBA Americas U16 Championship History 2013 USA WOMEN’S FIBA AMERICAS U16 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM CUMULATIvE STATISTICS

G/S FGM-FGA PCT 3PM-3PA PCT FTM-FTA PCT REB/AVG PTS/AVG AST BLK STL Durr 5/4 31- 59 .525 11- 24 .458 19- 26 .731 18/ 3.6 92/ 18.4 10 1 16 Samuelson 5/5 28- 54 .519 18- 34 .529 6- 9 .667 28/ 5.6 80/ 16.0 5 1 7 Cox 4/3 21- 38 .553 0- 0 .--- 5- 8 .625 35/ 8.8 47/ 11.8 4 14 3 Ogunbowale 5/0 16- 34 .471 8- 17 .471 10- 15 .667 16/ 3.2 50/ 10.0 8 0 12 Boykin 5/5 19- 34 .559 0- 1 .000 4- 13 .308 38/ 7.6 42/ 8.4 8 3 11 Brown 5/0 16- 33 .485 0- 0 .--- 6- 12 .500 31/ 6.2 38/ 7.6 1 6 3 Dangerfield 5/2 14- 26 .538 7- 12 .583 0- 0 .--- 9/ 1.8 35/ 7.0 9 0 7 Mulkey 4/0 9- 17 .529 0- 0 .--- 7- 9 .778 5/ 1.3 25/ 6.3 1 2 1 Carter 5/0 4- 16 .250 1- 4 .250 9- 13 .692 22/ 4.4 18/ 3.6 8 1 3 Ionescu 5/5 7- 24 .292 1- 10 .100 2- 3 .667 19/ 3.8 17/ 3.4 10 1 9 Murray 5/1 5- 7 .714 0- 2 .000 0- 1 .--- 4/ 0.8 10/ 2.0 1 0 4 Dungee 5/0 3- 11 .273 1- 7 .143 2- 2 1.000 8/ 1.6 9/ 1.8 4 0 2 USA TOTALS 5 173-353 .490 47-111 . 631 70-111 .631 262/ 52.4 463/ 92.6 69 29 78 OPP. TOTALS 5 56-260 .215 9- 64 .141 23- 51 .451 152/ 30.4 144/ 28.8 19 11 26

2013 USA WOMEN'S U16 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM

Sitting (L-R): Mary Coyle Klinger, assistant coach; Crystal Dangerfield; Chelsea Dungee; Asia Durr; Arike Ogunbowale; Taylor Murray; Missy Schultz, athletic trainer. Standing (L-R): Brian Robinson, assistant coach; Chassity Carter; Kate Lou Samuelson; Lauren Cox; Nancy Mulkey; Kalani Brown; DeJanae Boykin; Sabrina Ionescu; Sue Phillips, head coach. Not Pictured: Bill Kuprevich, team physician.

USA Basketball Women’s FIBA Americas U16 Championship History 29 2011 FIBA AMERICAS U16 CHAMPIONSHIP FOR WOMEN Merida, Mexico June 13-18, 2011

Led by Jill Rankin Schneider, the USA Women’s U16 points, Jannah Tucker with 17 points, Jatarie White with 14 National Team went a perfect 5-0 to capture the gold medal at points and Taya Reimer with 10. the 2011 FIBA Americas U16 Championship in Merida, Mexico. The USA had no problem taking care of Puerto Rico, thanks Scoring an average of 87.8 points per game, the USA won its in large part to a 23-0 run in the second period to take control of five contests by an average of 43.2 points per game. the game before cruising to a 99-51 win. The U.S. was led by 20 Along with runner-up Brazil and Canada, which topped points and six rebounds from Greenwell, 16 points and eight Puerto Rico 53-36 to earn the bronze medal, the USA earned a rebounds from White and 14 points and 13 boards from Russell. qualifying berth into the 2012 FIBA U17 World Championship. After taking an early lead and capturing the game’s In the USA’s first game, Mercedes Russell tallied 21 points momentum, the USA women remained undefeated and earned and set USA U16 single-game records of 15 rebounds and five the gold medal with a dominating 73-40 win over Brazil. Eleven blocked shots to help lead the U.S. to a 71-54 win over Brazil. As of 12 players scored for the USA, including four in double a team, the red, white and blue set a single-game record of 58 figures. Linnae Harper led the way with 12 points; followed by rebounds, but the mark only lasted one night. Tucker with 11 points; Greenwell with 10 points; and Russell The following evening, the USA recorded a record 83 with 10 points and 12 rebounds. rebounds, including 41 offensive boards, en route to an 82-46 win Greenwell was named co-MVP of the tournament, an honor over Argentina on June 14. As the USA’s leading scorer with 22 she shared with Brazil’s Izabella Frederico Sangalli. points and 11 rebounds, Rebecca Greenwell established USA In addition to the single-game marks established, Greenwell U16 single-game highs for field goals attempted (21) and set competition records for points averaged (15.6), field goals 3-pointers attempted (10). made (62) and 3-pointers made (11); Russell set highs for The U.S. wrapped up pool play with an 82-point win over rebounding (11.4) and blocked shots (4.0); and Harper owns the Venezuela, 114-32. The Americans also established an assists steals mark (3.4). record with 32, and Recee’ Caldwell tied the individual assists As a team, the USA established competition records for mark with six. Five players finished in double-digit scoring for rebounds (322), rebounds averaged (64.4), blocked shots the USA, including Greenwell and with 18 averaged (9.6) and steals averaged (17.4). 2011 USA U16 WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM ROSTER

NAME POS HGT WGT AGE SCHOOL HOMETOWN Recee’ Caldwell G 5-8 135 14 Claudia Taylor Johnson High School San Antonio, TX G 5-6 132 15 Windward School Los Angeles, CA G/F 6-2 160 16 Buford High School Suwanee, GA Rebecca Greenwell G 6-1 165 16 Owensboro Catholic High School Owensboro, KY Linnae Harper G 5-7 140 16 Whitney M. Young High School Chicago, IL Stephanie Mavunga F 6-3 184 16 Brownsburg High School Indianapolis, IN Erica McCall F 6-3 170 15 Ridgeview High School Bakersfield, CA Taya Reimer F 6-3 180 15 Hamilton Southeastern High School Fishers, IN Mercedes Russell C 6-5 169 15 Springfield High School Springfield, OR Jannah Tucker G 6-0 175 16 New Town High School Randallstown, MD Sydney Umeri F 6-1 187 15 The Lovett School Acworth, GA Jatarie White C 6-3 185 15 Providence Day School Charlotte, NC

HEAD COACH: Jill Rankin Schneider, Monterey H.S., Texas ASSISTANT COACH: Gail Hook, Monarch H.S., Colorado ASSISTANT COACH: Letitia Hughley, Flint Northern Academy and Mott Community College, Michigan TEAM PHYSICIAN: Jeff Bytomski, Duke University ATHLETIC TRAINER: Betsy Nadler, The Green Hill School, Texas

2011 USA U16 RESULTS (5-0) 2011 FIBA AMERICAS U16 CHAMP. STANDINGS USA 71 Brazil 54 1. *United States (5-0) 5. Argentina (2-3) USA 82 Argentina 46 2. *Brazil (3-2) 6. Venezuela (2-3) USA 114 Venezuela 32 3. *Canada (4-1) 7. Mexico (2-3) USA 99 Puerto Rico 51 4. Puerto Rico (2-3) 8. Guatemala (0-5) USA 73 Brazil 40 *Qualified for the 2012 FIBA U17 World Championship.

30 USA Basketball Women’s FIBA Americas U16 Championship History 2011 USA WOMEN’S FIBA AMERICAS U16 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM CUMULATIvE STATISTICS

G/S FGM-FGA PCT 3PM-3PA PCT FTM-FTA PCT REB/AVG PTS/AVG AST BLK STL Greenwell 5/5 29- 62 .468 11- 24 .458 9- 14 .643 29/ 5.8 78/ 15.6 8 1 16 Russell 5/5 23- 43 .535 0- 0 .--- 12- 16 .750 57/ 11.4 58/ 11.6 5 20 5 Mavunga 5/0 22- 37 .595 0- 0 .--- 9- 18 .500 32/ 6.4 53/ 10.6 2 4 2 White 5/0 18- 39 .462 13- 15 .867 0- 0 .--- 34/ 6.8 49/ 9.8 2 12 3 Harper 5/5 23- 51 .451 0- 1 .000 2- 9 .222 22/ 4.4 48/ 9.6 17 0 17 Tucker 5/5 18- 54 .333 7- 21 .333 4- 6 .667 36/ 7.2 47/ 9.4 13 5 15 Davis 4/0 13- 28 .464 1- 8 .125 0- 1 .000 17/ 4.3 27/ 6.8 6 0 7 Reimer 5/5 11- 31 .355 0- 0 .--- 2- 4 .500 25/ 5.0 24/ 4.8 9 4 6 Canada 5/0 10- 24 .417 1- 4 .250 2- 8 .250 7/ 1.4 23/ 4.6 12 0 7 McCall 4/0 4- 17 .235 0- 0 .--- 4- 6 .667 13/ 3.3 12/ 3.0 3 1 2 Umeri 5/0 6- 11 .545 0- 0 .--- 2- 8 .250 15/ 3.0 14/ 2.8 1 0 3 Caldwell 5/0 2- 10 .200 1- 3 .333 1- 6 .167 5/ 1.0 6/ 1.2 10 1 4 USA TOTALS 5 179-407 .440 21-61 .344 60-111 .541 322/ 64.4 439/ 87.8 99 48 87 OPP. TOTALS 5 86-338 .254 14-85 .165 37-89 .416 208/ 41.6 223/ 44.6 39 13 48

2011 USA WOMEN'S U16 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM

Sitting (L-R): Betsy Nadler, athletic trainer; Jannah Tucker; Linnae Harper; Jordin Canada; Recee’ Caldwell; Kaela Davis; Letitia Hughley, assistant coach.. Standing (L-R): Gail Hook, assistant coach; Erica McCall; Sydney Umeri; Taya Reimer; Mercedes Caldwell; Jatarie White; Stephanie Mavunga; Rebecca Greenwell; Jill Rankin Schneider, head coach. Not Pictured: Jeff Bytomski, team physician.

USA Basketball Women’s FIBA Americas U16 Championship History 31 2009 FIBA AMERICAS U16 CHAMPIONSHIP FOR WOMEN Mexico City, Mexico August 10-14, 2009

Topping opponents by an average of 70.0 ppg., the 2009 Hartman again added 14 points, followed by 12 from Ariel USA Basketball Women's U16 National Team rolled undefeated Massengale. to capture the inaugural FIBA Americas U16 Championship The USA wrapped up pool play and secured the No. 1 seed gold medal in convincing fashion Aug. 10-14 at Juan de la into the semifinals with a 93-33 win over Argentina on Aug. 12. Barrera Gym in Mexico City, Mexico. The U.S. defense held Argentina to 18.5 percent from the field Along with the USA, silver medalist Canada and bronze (12-65 FGs) and forced 28 turnovers as Elizabeth Williams medalist Argentina each earned a berth into the 2010 FIBA U17 tallied 18 points, followed by 16 points and eight rebounds from World Championship. Breanna Stewart. Five U.S. players averaged double figures to help the USA Mosqueda-Lewis and Massengale teamed up for 24 and 23 rank first in 13 of 19 team statistical categories in the eight-team points, respectively, as the USA crushed Brazil 105-54 in the tournament. The USA topped the list in points averaged (108.6), semifinals on Aug. 13. The USA shot 53.7 percent from (.490), 3-point (.423) and free throw percentage (.710), 3-point, including 5-of-8 from deep by Massengale and 4-of-6 rebounding margin (+19.0) and -to- ratio (2.62). from Jordan Adams, who finished with 12 points. The red, white and blue opened play on Aug. 10 with a Following a first quarter fight from Canada, the USA 128-17 blowout of Dominican Republic that featured 21 points outscored its opponent by 20 points in the second quarter to help and four 3-pointers from Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, followed by secure an early lead and an impressive 103-52 win and the 14 points from Justine Hartman. The USA held Dominican gold medal on Aug. 14. Williams, who led five U.S. players in Republic to a total of six made baskets and two made free double figures with 19 points and seven rebounds, was named throws for the entire game while shooting 63.4 percent and the Most Valuable Player of the 2009 U16 Championship. dishing out 22 assists. Mosqueda-Lewis averaged 14.0 ppg. to lead the U.S. The following afternoon, tallied 20 points to scorers, followed by 13.4 ppg. and a team-high 5.2 rpg. from lead seven U.S. players in double figures as the American Williams. Laney averaged 13.2 ppg., Massengale contributed women easily overpowered Puerto Rico 114-37 on Aug. 11. 12.0 ppg. and a team-high 4.8 apg. and Hartman added 10.4 ppg.

2009 USA U16 WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM ROSTER

NAME POS HGT WGT AGE SCHOOL HOMETOWN Jordan Adams G 6-0 150 15 Mater Dei High School Irvine, CA Cierra Burdick G 6-2 160 15 Butler High School Mathews, NC Bashaara Graves F/C 6-2 185 15 Clarksville High School Clarksville, TN Justine Hartman F 6-2 185 16 Brea Olinda High School Brea, CA Betnijah Laney F 6-0 160 15 Smyrna High School Clayton, DE Ariel Massengale G 5-6 152 16 Bolingbrook High School Bolingbrook, IL Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis F 6-0 175 15 Mater Dei High School Anaheim, CA Alexia Standish G 5-8 120 16 Colleyville Heritage High School Colleyville, TX Breanna Stewart F/C 6-3 155 14 Cicero-North Syracuse High School North Syracuse, NY F/C 6-3 185 16 Linn Mar High School Marion, IA Alexyz Vaioletama F 6-1 176 16 Mater Dei High School Fountain Valley, CA Elizabeth Williams F/C 6-3 185 16 Princess Anne High School Virginia Beach, VA

HEAD COACH: Barbara Nelson, Wingate University ASSISTANT COACH: Mike Armstrong, Perry Meridian High School (IN) ASSISTANT COACH: Dorena Bingham, Team Alaska AAU TEAM PHYSICIAN: Jeff Bytomski, Duke University ATHLETIC TRAINER: Britta Ottoboni, Detroit, Michigan

2009 USA U16 RESULTS (5-0) 2009 FIBA AMERICAS U16 CHAMP. STANDINGS USA 128 Dom. Republic 17 1. *United States (5-0) 5. Mexico (3-2) USA 114 Puerto Rico 37 2. *Canada (4-1) 6. Puerto Rico (2-3) USA 93 Argentina 33 3. *Argentina (3-2) 7. Dominican Republic (1-4) USA 105 Brazil 54 4. Brazil (2-3) 8. Guatemala (0-5) USA 103 Canada 52 *Qualified for the 2010 FIBA U17 World Championship.

32 USA Basketball Women’s FIBA Americas U16 Championship History 2009 USA WOMEN’S FIBA AMERICAS U16 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM CUMULATIvE STATISTICS

G/S FGM-FGA PCT 3PM-3PA PCT FTM-FTA PCT REB/AVG PTS/AVG AST BLK STL Mosqueda-Lewis 5/4 26- 60 .433 10- 24 .417 8- 8 1.000 23/ 4.6 70/ 14.0 16 2 6 Williams 5/5 29- 44 .659 0- 2 .000 9- 17 .529 26/ 5.2 67/ 13.4 0 7 5 Laney 5/0 24- 58 .414 0- 1 .000 18- 25 .720 19/ 3.8 66/ 13.2 7 0 7 Massengale 5/5 21- 46 .457 10- 20 .500 8- 11 .727 17/ 3.4 60/ 12.0 24 0 8 Hartman 5/1 21- 42 .500 0- 0 .--- 10- 14 .714 21/ 4.2 52/ 10.4 3 3 1 Stewart 5/5 19- 36 .528 0- 3 .000 10- 13 .769 18/ 3.6 48/ 9.6 2 7 7 Adams 5/0 15- 28 .536 6- 12 .500 3- 3 1.000 10/ 2.0 39/ 7.8 12 1 10 Vaioletama 5/5 15- 25 .600 2- 3 .667 5- 5 1.000 17/ 3.4 37/ 7.4 10 2 5 Burdick 5/0 15- 34 .441 0- 1 .000 4- 5 .800 22/ 4.4 34/ 6.8 18 2 8 Graves 5/0 12- 22 .545 0- 0 .--- 8- 14 .571 18/ 3.6 32/ 6.4 4 2 3 Stokes 4/0 7- 18 .389 0- 0 .--- 9- 15 .600 13/ 3.3 23/ 5.8 3 2 2 Standish 5/0 6- 16 .375 2- 5 .400 1- 1 1.000 7/ 1.4 15/ 3.0 11 0 2 USA TOTALS 5 210-429 .490 30- 71 .423 93-131 .710 211/42.2 543/108.6 110 28 64 OPP. TOTALS 5 69-299 .231 16- 62 .258 39- 62 .629 116/23.2 193/ 38.6 27 14 21

2009 USA WOMEN'S U16 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM

Sitting (L-R): Dorena Bingham, assistant coach; Betnijah Laney; Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis; Alexia Standish; Ariel Massengale; Jordan Adams; Alexyz Vaioletama; Britta Ottoboni, athletic trainer. Standing (L-R): Mike Armstrong, assistant coach; Bashaara Graves; Justine Hartman; Breanna Stewart; Elizabeth Williams; Kiah Stokes; Cierra Burdick; Barbara Nelson, head coach. Not Pictured: Jeff Bytomski, team physician.

USA Basketball Women’s FIBA Americas U16 Championship History 33 FIBA AMERICAS U16 CHAMPIONSHIP FOR WOMEN SUMMARY OF FINISHES

GOLD SILVER BRONZE USA 3 0 0 Brazil 0 1 1 Canada 0 2 1 Argentina 0 0 1

FIBA AMERICAS 16 CHAMPIONSHIP FOR WOMEN YEAR-BY-YEAR FINAL STANDINGS

2009 2011 2013 1. USA USA USA 2. CAN BRA CAN 3. ARG CAN BRA 4. BRA PUR MEX 5. MEX ARG PUR 6. PUR VEN VEN 7. DOM MEX ARG 8. GUA GUA CRC

LEGEND: ARG-Argentina; BOL-Bolivia; BRA-Brazil; CAN-Canada; CHI-Chile; COL-Colombia; CRC-Costa Rica; CUB-Cuba; DOM-Dominican Republic; ECU-Ecuador; GUA-Guatemala; MEX-Mexico; PAR-Paraguay; PUR-Puerto Rico; USA-United States of America; VEN-Venezuela

USA FIBA AMERICAS U16 CHAMPIONSHIP FOR WOMEN ALL-TIME RESULTS (Won 15, Lost 0)

Argentina (3-0) Costa Rica (1-0) 98- 28 2013 106- 19 2013 82- 46 2011 93- 33 2009 Dominican Republic (1-0) 128- 17 1996 Brazil (4-0) 76- 20 2013 Mexico (1-0) 73- 40 2011 101- 29 2013 71- 54 2011 105- 54 2009 Puerto Rico (2-0) Canada (2-0) 99- 51 114- 37 2009 82- 48 2013 103- 52 2009 venezuela (1-0) 114- 32 2011

34 USA Basketball Women’s FIBA Americas U16 Championship History USA FIBA AMERICAS U16 CHAMPIONSHIP FOR WOMEN ALL-TIME HEAD COACHES

YEAR SITE USA HEAD COACH FINAL RECORD / MEDAL 2013 Cancun, Mexico Sue Phillips, Archbishop Mitty H.S., CA 5-0 / Gold Medal 2011 Merida, Mexico Jill Rankin Schneider, Monterey H.S., TX 5-0 / Gold Medal 2009 Mexico City, Mexico Barbara Nelson, Wingate University 5-0 / Gold Medal

USA FIBA AMERICAS U16 CHAMPIONSHIP FOR WOMEN ALL-TIME ASSISTANT COACHES

NAME YEAR AFFILIATION Mike Armstrong 2009 Perry Meridian High School (IN) Dorena Bingham 2009 Team Alaska AAU Gail Hook 2011 Monarch High School (CO) Letitia Hughley 2011 Flint Northern Academy & Mott Community College (MI) Mary Coyle Klinger 2013 Rutgers Preparatory School (NJ) Brian Robinson 2013 Bishop McGuinness High School (NC)

USA Basketball Women’s FIBA Americas U16 Championship History 35 USA FIBA AMERICAS U16 CHAMPIONSHIP FOR WOMEN ALL-TIME ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

A S Jordan Adams 2009 Mater Dei H.S. (CA) Katie Lou Samuelson 2013 Mater Dei H.S. (CA) Alexia Standish 2009 Colleyville Heritage H.S. (TX) B Breanna Stewart 2009 Cicero-North Syracuse H.S. DeJanae Boykin 2013 Charles H. Flowers H.S. (MD) (NY) Kalani Brown 2013 Salmen H.S. (LA) Kiah Stokes 2009 Linn Mar H.S. (IA) Cierra Burdick 2009 Butler H.S. (NC) T C Jannah Tucker 2011 New Town H.S. (MD) Recee’ Caldwell 2011 Claudia Taylor Johnson H.S. (TX) U Jordin Canada 2011 Windward School (CA) Sydney Umeri 2011 The Lovett School (GA) Chassity Carter 2013 Dickson County H.S. (TN) v Lauren Cox 2013 Flower Mound H.S. (TX) Alexyz Vaioletama 2009 Mater Dei H.S. (CA) D Crystal Dangerfield 2013 Blackman H.S. (TN) W Kaela Davis 2011 Buford H.S. (GA) Jatarie White 2011 Providence Day School (NC) Chelsea Dungee 2013 Preston Public School (OK) Elizabeth Williams 2009 Princess Anne H.S. (VA) Asia Durr 2013 St. Pius X Catholic H.S. (GA)

G Bashaara Graves 2009 Clarksville H.S. (TN) Rebecca Greenwell 2011 Owensboro Catholic H.S. (KY)

H Linnae Harper 2011 Whitney M. Young H.S. (IL) Justine Hartman 2009 Brea Olinda H.S. (CA) I Sabrina Ionescu 2013 Miramonte H.S. (CA)

L Betnijah Laney 2009 Smyrna H.S. (DE)

M Ariel Massengale 2009 Bolingbrook H.S. (IL) Stephanie Mavunga 2011 Brownburg H.S. (IN) Erica McCall 2011 Ridgeview H.S. (CA) Kaleena Mosqueda- Lewis 2009 Mater Dei H.S. (CA) Nancy Mulkey 2013 Cypress Woods H.S. (TX) Taylor Murray 2013 Annapolis Area Christian School (MD) O Arike Ogunbowale 2013 Divine Savior Holy Angels H.S. (WI) R Taya Reimer 2011 Hamilton Southeastern H.S. (IN) Mercedes Russell 2011 Springfield H.S. (OR)

36 USA Basketball Women’s FIBA Americas U16 Championship History USA FIBA AMERICAS U16 CHAMPIONSHIP FOR WOMEN ALL-TIME ROSTER BY HIGH SCHOOL

CALIFORNIA IOWA TENNESSEE Brea Olinda H.S. Linn Mar H.S. Blackman H.S. Justine Hartman (2009) Kiah Stokes (2009) Crystal Dangerfield (2013) Mater Dei H.S. Clarksville H.S. Jordan Adams (2009) KENTUCKY Bashaara Graves (2009) Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis (2009) Cypress Woods H.S. Katie Lou Samuelson (2013) Owensboro Catholic H.S. Nancy Mulkey (2013) Alexyz Vaioletama (2009) Rebecca Greenwell (2011) Dickson County H.S. Miramonte H.S. Chassity Carter (2013) Sabrina Ionescu (2013) LOUISIANA Ridgeview H.S. Salmen H.S. TEXAS Erica McCall (2011) Kalani Brown (2013) Windward School Claudia Taylor Johnson H.S. Jordin Canada (2011) MARYLAND Recee’ Caldwell (2011) Colleyville Heritage H.S. Annapolis Area Christian DELAWARE Alexia Standish (2009) Taylor Murray (2013) Flower Mound H.S. Smyrna H.S. Charles H. Flowers H.S. Lauren Cox (2013) Betnijah Laney (2009) DeJanae Boykin (2013) New Town H.S. vIRGINIA GEORGIA Jannah Tucker (2011) Buford H.S. Princess Anne H.S. Kaela Davis (2011) NEW YORK Elizabeth Williams (2009) The Lovett School Cicero-North Syracuse H.S. WISCONSIN Sydney Umeri (2011) Breanna Stewart (2009) St. Pius X Catholic H.S. Divine Savior Holy Angels H.S. Asia Durr (2013) NORTH CAROLINA Arike Ogunbowale (2013) Butler H.S. ILLINOIS Cierra Burdick (2009) Bolingbrook H.S. Providence Day School Ariel Massengale (2009) Whitney M. Young H.S. Jatarie White (2011) Linnae Harper (2011) OKLAHOMA INDIANA Preston Public School Brownsburg H.S. Chelsea Dungee (2013) Stephanie Mavunga (2011) Hamilton Southeastern H.S. OREGON Taya Reimer (2011) Springfield H.S. Mercedes Russell (2011)

USA Basketball Women’s FIBA Americas U16 Championship History 37 USA WOMEN’S U16 INDIvIDUAL GAME RECORDS

MOST POINTS HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 26, Asia Durr vs. Canada ...... 6/23/13 1.000 (5-5), Asia Durr vs. Brazil ...... 6/19/13 24, Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis vs. Brazil ...... 8/13/09 1.000 (4-4), Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis vs. Canada .. 8/14/09 24, Katie Lou Samuelson vs. Canada ...... 6/23/13 1.000 (4-4), Betnijah Laney vs. Dom. Rep...... 8/10/09 23, Ariel Massengale vs. Brazil ...... 8/13/09 1.000 (4-4), Mercedes Russell vs. Brazil ...... 6/18/11 22, Rebecca Greenwell vs. Argentina ...... 6/14/11 MOST REBOUNDS MOST FGM 15, Mercedes Russell vs. Brazil ...... 6/13/11 9, Asia Durr vs. Canada ...... 6/23/13 15, Jannah Tucker vs. Argentina ...... 6/14/11 9, Ariel Massengale vs. Brazil ...... 8/13/09 13, Mercedes Russell vs. Puerto Rico ...... 6/17/11 9, Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis vs. Brazil ...... 8/13/09 12, Stephanie Mavunga vs. Argentina ...... 6/14/11 9, Elizabeth Williams vs. Canada ...... 8/14/09 12, Mercedes Russell vs. Brazil ...... 6/18/11 MOST FGA MOST ASSISTS 22, Asia Durr vs. Canada ...... 6/23/13 6, Cierra Burdick vs. Argentina ...... 8/12/09 21, Rebecca Greenwell vs. Argentina ...... 6/14/11 6, Recee' Caldwell vs. Venezuela ...... 6/15/11 18, Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis vs. Brazil ...... 8/13/09 6, Ariel Massengale vs. Argentina ...... 8/12/09 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 6, Ariel Massengale vs. Brazil ...... 8/13/09 1.000 (4-4), Ariel Massengale vs. Dom. Rep...... 8/10/09 6, Ariel Massengale vs. Canada ...... 8/14/09 1.000 (4-4), Mercedes Russell vs. Venezuela . . . . . 6/15/11 MOST BLOCKED SHOTS 1.000 (3-3), Jordan Adams vs. Dom. Rep...... 8/10/09 9, Lauren Cox vs. Canada ...... 6/23/13 1.000 (2-2), Bashaara Graves vs. Argentina ...... 8/12/09 5, Mercedes Russell vs. Brazil ...... 6/13/11 MOST 3PM 5, Mercedes Russell vs. Puerto Rico ...... 6/17/11 8, Katie Lou Samuelson vs. Canada ...... 6/23/13 4, Mercedes Russell vs. Venezuela ...... 6/15/11 5, Ariel Massengale vs. Brazil ...... 8/13/09 4, Jatarie White vs. Brazil ...... 6/18/11 MOST 3PA MOST STEALS 10, Rebecca Greenwell vs. Argentina ...... 6/14/11 8, Asia Durr vs. Canada ...... 6/23/13 9, Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis vs. Brazil ...... 8/13/09 7, Jannah Tucker vs. Brazil ...... 6/18/11 HIGHEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1.000 (8-8), Katie Lou Samuelson vs. Canada . . . . 6/23/13 MOST FTM 8, Jatarie White vs. Puerto Rico ...... 6/17/11 7, Mercedes Russell vs. Brazil ...... 6/13/11 6, Breanna Stewart vs. Argentina ...... 8/12/09 MOST FTA 10, Asia Durr vs. Argentina ...... 6/20/13 9, Mercedes Russell vs. Brazil ...... 6/13/11 9, Jatarie White vs. Puerto Rico ...... 6/17/11 8, Betnijah Laney vs. Brazil ...... 8/13/09

USA WOMEN’S U16 TEAM GAME RECORDS

MOST POINTS 128 vs. Dominican Republic, 8/10/09 MOST FTM 23 vs. Puerto Rico, 8/11/09 MOST FGM 52 vs. Dominican Republic, 8/10/09 MOST FTA 32 vs. Argentina, 6/14/11 MOST FGA 95 vs. Puerto Rico, 6/17/11 HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .742 (23-31) vs. Puerto Rico, 8/11/09 .634 (52-82) vs. Dominican Republic, 8/10/09 MOST REBOUNDS 83 vs. Argentina, 6/14/11 MOST 3PM 15 vs. Brazil, 8/13/09 MOST ASSISTS 32 vs. Venezuela, 6/15/11 MOST 3PA 30 vs. Argentina, 6/20/13 MOST BLOCKED SHOTS 12 vs. Puerto Rico, 6/17/11 HIGHEST 3-POINT PERCENTAGE MOST STEALS 22 vs. Argentina, 6/14/11 .583 (7-12) vs. Dominican Republic, 8/10/09 22 vs. Canada, 8/14/09

38 USA Basketball Women’s FIBA Americas U16 Championship History USA WOMEN’S U16 INDIvIDUAL COMPETITION RECORDS MOST POINTS Jordan Adams ...... 500 (6-12) ...... 2009 Asia Durr ...... 18.4 (92) ...... 2013 Arike Ogunbowale ...... 471 (8-17) ...... 2013 Katie Lou Samuelson ...... 16.0 (80) ...... 2013 MOST FTM Rebecca Greenwell ...... 15.6 (78) ...... 2011 Asia Durr ...... 19 ...... 2013 Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis . . . . . 14.0 (70) ...... 2009 Betnijah Laney ...... 18 ...... 2009 Elizabeth Williams ...... 13.4 (67) ...... 2009 Jatarie White ...... 13 ...... 2011 MOST FGM Mercedes Russell ...... 12 ...... 2011 Asia Durr ...... 31 ...... 2013 MOST FTA Rebecca Greenwell ...... 29 ...... 2011 Asia Durr ...... 26 ...... 2013 Elizabeth Williams ...... 29 ...... 2009 Betnijah Laney ...... 25 ...... 2009 Katie Lou Samuelson ...... 28 ...... 2013 Stephanie Mavunga ...... 18 ...... 2011 Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis . . . . 26 ...... 2009 Elizabeth Williams ...... 17 ...... 2009 MOST FGA Mercedes Russell ...... 16 ...... 2011 Rebecca Greenwell ...... 62 ...... 2011 HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis . . . . 60 ...... 2009 (minimum of one attempt a game) Asia Durr ...... 59 ...... 2013 Betnijah Laney ...... 58 ...... 2009 Betnijah Laney ...... 720 (18-25) ...... 2009 Katie Lou Samuelson ...... 54 ...... 2013 Rebecca Greenwell ...... 643 (9-14) ...... 2011 Kiah Stokes ...... 600 (9-15) ...... 2009 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (minimun of three attempts a game) MOST REBOUNDS Mercedes Russell ...... 11.4 (57) ...... 2011 Elizabeth Williams ...... 659 (29-44) ...... 2009 Lauren Cox ...... 8.8 (35) ...... 2013 Alexyz Vaioletama ...... 600 (15-25) ...... 2009 DeJanae Boykin ...... 7.6 (38) ...... 2013 Stephanie Mavunga ...... 595 (22-37) ...... 2011 Jannah Tucker ...... 7.2 (36) ...... 2011 DeJanae Boykin ...... 559 (19-34) ...... 2013 Jatarie White ...... 6.8 (34) ...... 2011 Lauren Cox ...... 553 (21-38) ...... 2013 MOST ASSISTS MOST 3PM Ariel Massengale ...... 4.8 (24) ...... 2009 Katie Lou Samuelson ...... 18 ...... 2013 Cierra Burdick ...... 3.6 (18) ...... 2009 Rebecca Greenwell ...... 11 ...... 2011 Linnae Harper ...... 3.4 (17) ...... 2011 Asia Durr ...... 11 ...... 2013 Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis . . . . 3.2 (16) ...... 2009 Ariel Massengale ...... 10 ...... 2009 Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis . . . . 10 ...... 2009 MOST BLOCKED SHOTS Lauren Cox ...... 2.8 (14) ...... 2013 MOST 3PA Mercedes Russell ...... 4.0 (20) ...... 2011 Katie Lou Samuelson ...... 34 ...... 2013 Jatarie White ...... 2.4 (12) ...... 2011 Asia Durr ...... 24 ...... 2013 Breanna Stewart ...... 1.4 (7) ...... 2009 Rebecca Greenwell ...... 24 ...... 2011 Elizabeth Williams ...... 1.4 (7) ...... 2009 Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis . . . . 24 ...... 2009 Ariel Massengale ...... 20 ...... 2009 MOST STEALS Linnae Harper ...... 3.4 (17) ...... 2011 HIGHEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Asia Durr ...... 3.2 (16) ...... 2013 (minimum of one attempt a game) Rebecca Greenwell ...... 3.2 (16) ...... 2011 Katie Lou Samuelson ...... 529 (18-34) ...... 2013 Jannah Tucker ...... 3.0 (15) ...... 2011 Ariel Massengale ...... 500 (10-20) ...... 2009 Arike Ogunbowale ...... 2.4 (12) ...... 2013 USA WOMEN’S U16 TEAM COMPETITION RECORDS MOST POINTS 543 in 2009 MOST FTM 93 in 2009 MOST POINTS AVERAGED 108.6 in 2009 MOST FTA 131 in 2009 MOST FGM 210 in 2009 HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE MOST FGA 429 in 2009 .710 (93-131) in 2009 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE MOST REBOUNDS 322 in 2011 .490 (173-353) in 2013 HIGHEST REBOUND AVERAGE 64.4 in 2011 .490 (210-429) in 2009 MOST ASSISTS AVERAGED 22.0 (110) in 2009 MOST 3PM 47 in 2013 MOST BLOCKED SHOTS AVERAGED 9.6 (48) in 2011 MOST 3PA 111 in 2013 MOST STEALS AVERAGED 17.4 (87) in 2011 HIGHEST 3-POINT PERCENTAGE .423 (47-111) in 2013 .423 (30-17) in 2009 USA Basketball Women’s FIBA Americas U16 Championship History 39 2013 FIBA Americas U16 Championship For Women Results Preliminary Round Final Standings

GROUP A W L GROUP B W L 1. USA 3 0 1. Canada 3 0 2. Brazil 2 1 2. Mexico 2 1 3. Argentina 1 2 3. Puerto Rico 1 2 4. Costa Rica 0 3 4. Venezuela 0 3

Preliminary Round Medal Semifinals Wednesday, June 19 Canada 64, Brazil 36 Argentina 61, Costa Rica 41 USA 101, Mexico 29 Canada 94, Venezuela 23 USA 76, Brazil 20 Finals Mexico 67, Puerto Rico 59 Sunday, August 19 Thursday, June 20 7th/8th Place Game: Argentina 58, Costa Rica 29 Brazil 96, Costa Rica 42 5th/6th Place Game: Puerto Rico 84, Venezuela 60 Canada 66, Puerto Rico 61 Bronze Medal Game: Brazil 70, Mexico 56 USA 98, Argentina 28 Gold Medal Game: USA 82, Canada 48 Mexico 60, Venezuela 56 Final Standings Friday, June 21 1. *USA (5-0) USA 106, Costa Rica 19 2. *Canada (4-1) Puerto Rico 83, Venezuela 41 3. *Brazil (3-2) Brazil 57, Argentina 42 4. *Mexico (2-3) Canada 89, Mexico 40 5. Puerto Rico (3-2) 6. Venezuela (1-4) Semifinals 7. Argentina (2-3) The top two teams from each preliminary round pool advanced to the 8. Costa Rica (0-5) semifinals, while the bottom two teams played for 5th-8th places. Saturday, August 18 * Qualified for the 2014 FIBA U17 World Championship. Consolation Semifinals Venezuela 53, Argentina 46 Puerto Rico 76, Costa Rica 30

40 USA Basketball Women’s FIBA Americas U16 Championship History 2011 FIBA Americas U16 Championship For Women Results Preliminary Round Final Standings

POOL A W L POOL B W L 1. Canada 3 0 1. USA 3 0 2. Puerto Rico 2 1 2. Brazil 2 1 3. Mexico 1 2 3. Venezuela 1 2 4. Guatemala 0 3 4. Argentina 0 3 Preliminary Round Medal Semifinals: USA 99, Puerto Rico 51 Monday, June 13 Brazil 56, Canada 35 Canada 112, Guatemala 17 Venezuela 38, Argentina 37 Puerto Rico 67, Mexico 54 Finals USA 71, Brazil 54 Saturday, June 18 Tuesday, June 14 7th/8th Place Game: Mexico 86, Guatemala 23 5th/6th Place Game: Argentina 82, Venezuela 33 Canada 80, Puerto Rico 66 Bronze Medal Game: Canada 53, Puerto Rico 36 Brazil 86, Venezuela 47 Gold Medal Game: USA 73, Brazil 40 Mexico 111, Guatemala 28 USA 82, Argentina 46 Wednesday, June 15 Final Standings 1. *USA (5-0) Puerto Rico 62, Guatemala 5 2. *Brazil (3-2) USA 114, Venezuela 32 3. *Canada (4-1) Canada 79, Mexico 30 4. Puerto Rico (2-3) Brazil 56, Argentina 45 5. Argentina (2-3) 6. Venezuela (2-3) Semifinals 7. Mexico (2-3) The top two teams from each preliminary round pool advanced to the 8. Guatemala (0-5) semifinals, while the bottom two teams played for 5th-8th places. Friday, June 17 * Qualified for the 2012 FIBA U17 World Championship. Consolation Semifinals: Venezuela 87, Guatemala 20 Argentina 62, Mexico 57

USA Basketball Women’s FIBA Americas U16 Championship History 41 2009 FIBA Americas U16 Championship For Women Results Preliminary Round Final Standings

Group A W-L Group B W-L 1. Canada 3-0 1. United States 3-0 2. Brazil 2-1 2. Argentina 2-1 3. Mexico 1-2 3. Puerto Rico 1-2 4. Guatemala 0-3 4. Dominican Republic 0-3 Preliminary Round Medal Semifinals: Monday, August 10 USA 105, Brazil 54 Canada 68, Brazil 56 Canada 66, Argentina 59 Argentina 78, Puerto Rico 53 USA 128, Dominican Republic 17 Mexico 76, Guatemala 40 Finals Friday, August 14 Tuesday, August 11 7th/8th Place: Dominican Republic 65, Guatemala 57 USA 114, Puerto Rico 37 5th/6th Place: Mexico 72, Puerto Rico 56 Argentina 90, Dominican Republic 33 Bronze Medal: Argentina 64, Brazil 47 Canada 97, Guatemala 22 Gold Medal: USA 103, Canada 52 Brazil 66, Mexico 62 Wednesday, August 12 Final Standings Puerto Rico 73, Dominican Republic 59 Brazil 78, Guatemala 37 1. *USA (5-0) USA 93, Argentina 33 2. *Canada (4-1) Canada 68, Mexico 46 3. *Argentina (3-2) 4. Brazil (2-3) Semifinals 5. Mexico (3-2) The top two teams from each preliminary round group advanced to the 6. Puerto Rico (2-3) semifinals, while the bottom two teams played for 5th-8th places. 7. Dominican Republic (1-4) Thursday, August 13 8. Guatemala (0-5) Consolation Semifinals: Mexico 121, Dominican Republic 38 *Qualified for the 2010 FIBA U17 World Championship for Women. Puerto Rico 45, Guatemala 39

42 USA Basketball Women’s FIBA Americas U16 Championship History 4 • Alexis Morris 5 • Desireê Caldwell 6 • Jayda Adams 7 • Destiny Littleton G • 5-6 • 135 G • 5-6 • 130 F • 5-11 • 145 G • 5-9 • 170 Legacy Chrisitian ‘17 Johnson H.S. ‘18 Mater Dei H.S. ‘17 The Bishop’s School ‘17 Beaumont, TX San Antonio, TX Santa Ana, CA San Diego, CA

8 • Honesty Scott-Grayson 9 • Andra Espinoza-Hunter 10 • Aquira DeCosta 11 • Lauryn Miller G • 5-10 • 150 F • 5-11 • 150 F • 6-2 • 168 F • 6-2 • 185 Blair Academy ‘18 Blair Academy, NJ ‘17 St. Mary’s H.S. ‘18 Kirkwood H.S. ‘17 Brick, NJ Ossining, NY Stockton, CA Kirkwood, MO

12 • Valencia Myers 13 • Jade Williams 14 • Bexley Wallace 15 • Sedona Prince C • 6-3 • 179 F • 6-3 • 170 F • 6-3 • 170 C • 6-7 • 198 Solon H.S. ‘18 Prestonwood Christian ‘17 Pickerington Central H.S. ‘18 Faith Academy ‘18 Solon, OH The Colony, TX Pickerington, OH Liberty Hill, TX

Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Dori Oldaker Dianne Lewis Samantha Quigley Mt. Lebanon H.S., PA Edison H.S., VA University of St. Francis, IL