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SCHEDULES/RESULTS • Game 16 • RANKING: 1/1 RECORD: 15-0, 0-0 ACC N2 Lake Truck All-Stars (Exh.) ..... W, 80-64 N10 at Middle Tennessee St. (NR/RV) Radio W, 80-76 N12 GEORGE MASON...... WMUC W, 99-43 NC State Wolfpack (11-3, 0-0) at BTI CLASSIC, College Park, Md. N17 TCU (RV/RV)...... W, 82-64 #1/1 Terrapins (15-0, 0-0) N18 ARIZONA...... W, 75-61 N19 GEORGE WASHINGTON (RV/25)...... W, 73-48 Wednesday, Jan. 3, 2007 • 7 p.m. Comcast (17,950) • College Park, Md. Junkanoo Jam, Freeport, Grand Bahama Island N24 vs. Gardner-Webb...... Radio W, 83-41 TV: None N25 vs. Mississippi...... Radio W, 110-79 Radio: Terrapin Sports Radio Network (Flagship: ESPN 1300AM ) Video Webcast: www.ACCselect.com N29 at Marshall...... WMUC W, 68-49 Link to live audio & video streams available at www.umterps.com D2 UC Santa Barbara...... WMUC W, 105-44 D4 SIENA...... Radio W, 93-54 D6 at Northern Iowa...... WMUC W, 77-33 D10 at Temple...... WMUC W, 77-66 PROBABLE STARTERS D21 at Loyola ...... WMUC W, 110-55 MARYLAND No. Player Pos. Cl. Stats Notes Terrapin Classic, College Park, Md. 1 C/F Jr. 14.6 ppg, 7.5 rpg One away from top 10 in career scoring at MD D29 UNC Greensboro ...... WMUC W, 92-57 D30 LIBERTY/MArist...... Radio W, 86-60 15 Laura Harper F/C Jr. 12.3 ppg, 5.9 rpg 60.3 shooting percentage is third in the ACC 20 G So. 10.7 ppg, 5.7 apg Terrapin Classic All-Tournament team J3 NC STATE*...... Radio 7 p.m. 22 G Sr. 12.9 ppg, 4.7 rpg Picked up her 200th-career against Marist J6 MICHIGAN STATE...... CBS 2 p.m. 25 G/F So. 12.6 ppg, 6.9 rpg Terrapin Classic Most Valuable Player J10 at Miami* ...... WMUC 7 p.m. J13 at Duke* ...... FSN/WMUC 12:30 p.m. J19 Virginia* ...... RSN/WMUC 7 p.m. ACC Slate OPens Against NC State J21 WAKE FOREST* ...... CSTV/Radio 4 p.m. • After 15 non-conference clashes, the top-ranked Terps open the new year and ACC play against NC State J25 at Clemson* ...... WMUC 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 3 at 7 p.m. It is the first time in three years the Terps open the conference schedule J28 NORTH CAROLINA* ...ESPN2/WMUC 7 p.m. at home and the third time in five years they open against the Wolfpack. F1 at Georgia Tech* ...... WMUC 7 p.m. • With its Terrapin Classic victory, the Terps extended the nation’s longest win streak to a school-record tying F4 BOSTON COLLEGE* ...... RSN/Radio 4 p.m. 21 games. Maryland is attempting to win a school-record 22nd against the Wolfpack, while also looking F8 VIRGINIA TECH* ...... WMUC 7 p.m. to tie the program’s best start to a season of 16-0. F11 at Virginia* ...... RSN/Radio 12:30 p.m. F15 at Florida State*...... ESPN2/WMUC 7 p.m. • Maryland’s head coach will also be looking to reach another milestone in her young career. F18 DUKE* ...... FSN/WMUC 6 p.m. Frese has led the Terps to 99 victories in her five seasons in College Park and is looking for No. 100 F25 at Boston College* ...... RSN/WMUC 3 p.m. against NC State. • The Terps are 20-8 all-time in ACC openers, opening conference play against NC State for the sixth ACC Tournament, Greensboro, N.C. time. M1-4 at Greensboro Coliseum • Maryland’s matchup against the Wolfpack can be heard on the Terrapin Sports Radio Network (Flag- ship: ESPN 1300AM in Baltimore) with Matt Noble and Dave Preston calling the game. The game can NCAA Tournament be watched on the internet at www.ACCselect.com. Links to the video and audio are available at www. M17-20 First & Second Rounds umterps.com. M24-27 Regionals A1 & 3 Final Four (Quicken Loans Arena), Cleveland, Ohio all caps indicates home game; all times Eastern * Indicates ACC game Terps Win Terrapin Classic RSN denotes games on Comcast SportsNet, Fox Sports South, • Maryland won its third regular-season tournament of the season, capturing its fourth-straight Terrapin Fox Sports Florida Classic. National player of the year candidate sophmore Marissa Coleman was named the tournament’s CSN denotes Comcast SportsNet ESPN2, CSTV, FSN (Fox Sports, Comcast SportsNet) - national Radio indicates Terrapin Sports Radio Network (Flagship: ESPN Radio 1300 AM and www.umterps.com) WMUC Radio - Link is available through www.umterps.com; Maryland Media Relations 88.1 FM on campus Assistant Director/WBB Contact: Natalia Ciccone • [email protected] All non-televised home games (except for the BTI Classic) can be viewed on www.ACCSelect.com 2725 Comcast Center, Terrapin Trail, College Park, MD 20742 O: 301-314-9094 • C: 814-880-9062 • F: 301-314-9094 www.umterps.com GAME NOTES • JAN. 3 vs. NC STATE 2 Most Valuable Player. AP Top 25 Poll • Sophomore Kristi Toliver was named to the all-tourna- RANK TEAM REC. PTS PVS ment team, while junior Sa’de Wiley-Gatewood, who 1. Maryland (45) 15-0 1196 1 was playing in only her third game as a Terrapin, was 2. North Carolina* (1) 15-0 1150 2 3. Duke* (2) 14-0 1103 3 also named to the all-star team. 4. Tennessee 12-1 1040 4 • The Terps extended their nation’s longest win streak STATISTICAL 5. Connecticut 11-0 1014 5 to a school-record tying 21 games, defeating UNC 6. LSU 13-1 931 6 COMPARISON 7. Ohio State 11-1 917 7 Greensboro, 92-57, on the first day, then topped 8. Oklahoma 9-1 879 8 Marist, 86-60, in the championship game. Terrapin Classic 9. Baylor 12-1 821 9 • The Terrapin guards dominated play, shooting 53.7 10. Purdue 13-2 681 13 TEAM COMPARISONS 11. Vanderbilt 12-1 677 12 percent from three-point range. Both Coleman and Maryland Category NC State Wiley-Gatewood were 5-7 from three over the two 12. Stanford 9-3 659 14 1/1...... Ranking...... NR/NR 13. Arizona State 12-2 591 10 games (.714), while Toliver was 50 percent from 13. Louisville 15-0 591 15 long-range, going 6-for-12. Maryland’s 12 three 87.3...... Scoring...... 64.4 15. Georgia 12-2 512 11 pointers vs. the Spartans on the opening day of the .542...... Pct...... 404 16. George Washington 11-2 505 17 17. Texas A&M 9-2 416 16 tournament was a school record. .404...... 3-Point Field Goal Pct...... 326 18. Marquette 13-1 338 20 • Maryland also made over half their field goals overall, .778...... Pct...... 693 19. Michigan State 11-2 331 21 shooting 54.5 percent as a team. On the free throw 45.5...... Rebounds...... 40.6 20. Arkansas 15-1 234 23 21. California 10-3 224 18 line, the Terps were just as impressive, missing just +18.6...... Rebounding Margin...... +4.4 six freebees in 52 attempts for an 88.5 shooting 22. Pittsburgh 12-1 166 24 15.5...... Offensive Rebounds...... 13.9 23. DePaul 11-3 133 19 percentage. 32.0...... Defensive Rebounds...... 26.7 24. Bowling Green 10-2 129 25 • On the glass, Maryland was just as dominant, out- 25. New Mexico 10-3 81 22 20.7...... Assists...... 12.1 rebounding UNCG and the Red Foxes by an average Others Receiving Votes: Middle Tennessee State 77, Texas 41, margin of 22.0 rebounds per game. 18.3...... Turnovers...... 16.6 Hofstra 40, Missouri 29, Iowa State 22, Washington 21, Nebraska 13, 8.1...... Steals...... 8.2 Rutgers 12, Kentucky 11, South Florida 6, Delaware 2, Montana 2, Oklahoma State 2, UW-Green Bay 2, TCU 1. 4.8...... Blocks...... 4.1 * ACC opponent; Bold indicates 2006-07 opponent. In the Rankings 30...... Series Wins...... 40 • Maryland remains in the top spot in both the and ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll after starting the season at 15-0, its best start since 1991-92. The Terps ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll received 45 of 48 first-place votes. RANK TEAM REC. PTS PVS • The Terps garnered the No. 1 spot in the preseason poll, the first time in the history of the program they opened 1. Maryland (30) 13-0 774 1 the season as the top team in the nation. 2. North Carolina* (1) 13-0 744 2 3. Duke* 12-0 703 4 • Four Maryland opponents are also ranked in this week’s AP poll. The ACC swept the top three spots in the 4. Tennessee 11-1 668 5 ranking for the second-straight week. North Carolina and Duke follow the Terps in second and third, respectively. 5. Connecticut 9-0 659 6 6. LSU 12-1 586 7 7. Oklahoma 8-1 585 3 Posts vs. GUards 8. Ohio State 10-1 571 8 With its inside-outside attack and an +18.2 average rebounding edge has made Maryland unstoppable, run- 9. Baylor 10-1 517 9 ning out to a 15-0 record to start the season. How do opponents shut down the Terps? Hard to tell. Below is 10. Georgia 11-1 472 11 11. Arizona State 11-1 471 10 a statistical breakdown of the posts and guards. 12. Vanderbilt 11-1 442 12 13. Purdue 11-2 404 13 FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb RPG APG PTS. PPG 14. Louisville 13-0 369 14 Posts 213-354 .602 127-175 .726 333 22.2 3.5 553 36.9 15. Stanford 7-3 337 15 16. George Washington 9-2 267 18 Guards* 271-539 .503 125-149 .839 297 19.8 17.1 757 50.5 17. Texas A&M 8-2 230 19 * Marissa Coleman classified as a guard 18. DePaul 10-2 213 17 19. California 9-2 207 16 20. Michigan State 9-2 197 20 21. Bowling Green 8-2 173 21 22. Marquette 11-1 132 23 2006-07 MARYLAND ROSTER 23. Pittsburgh 12-1 124 22 24. Arkansas 13-1 66 24 No. Name Cl. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High School 25. New Mexico 10-2 47 25 1 Crystal Langhorne Jr. 6-2 C/F Willingboro, N.J./Willingboro Others receiving votes: Middle Tennessee State 30, Texas 2 Sa’de Wiley-Gatewood R-Jr. 5-9 G Pomona, Calif./Lynwood (Tennessee) 14, Rutgers 12, TCU 10, Delaware 8, Nebraska 8, South Florida 7, Florida State* 6, Boston College* 5, Montana 11 Christie Marrone R-So. 5-6 G Brooklyn, N.Y./St. John Villa (Virginia Tech) 4, BYU 3, Hofstra 3, Iowa State 3, Iowa State 3, Missouri 3, 15 Laura Harper Jr. 6-4 F Elkins Park, Pa./Cheltenham Washington 1. 20 Kristi Toliver So. 5-7 G Harrisonburg, Va./Harrisonburg * ACC opponent; Bold indicates 2006-07 opponent. 21 Ashleigh Newman Jr. 5-10 G Shelbyville, Tenn./Shelbyville Central 22 Shay Doron Sr. 5-9 G Great Neck, N.Y./Christ the King Terps in the Polls 25 Marissa Coleman So. 6-1 G/F Cheltenham, Md./St. John’s College [D.C.] 33 Emery Wallace Fr. 6-1 F Roanoke, Va./Hidden Valley Week AP Coaches 44 Aurelie Noirez Sr. 6-3 C Vandoevre, France/Lycee Francois Arago Preseason 1 1 Nov. 15 1 1 55 Jade Perry Jr. 6-1 F/C Central City, Ky./Muhlenberg North Nov. 20 1 1 HEAD COACH: Brenda Frese, 5th season Nov. 27 1 1 Dec. 4 1 1 ASSISTANT COACH: , 5th season Dec. 11 1 1 ASSISTANT COACH: Erica Floyd, 5th season Dec. 18 1 1 ASSISTANT COACH: Joanna Bernabei, 4th season Dec. 25 1 1 DIR. OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS: Mark Pearson, 5th season Jan. 1 1 ASST. DIR. OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS: Becky Bonner, 1st season GAME NOTES • JAN. 3 vs. NC STATE 3 George Washington climd to No. 16 in the writers’ poll and • LAST GAME • was rated 16th in last week coaches’ poll. Michigan State Record When... jumped from 21st to 19th this week in the AP rankings. Overall...... 15-0 Official#1/1 Mar Basketballyland 110, Box Loyol Scorea 55-- GAME TOTALS -- FINAL STATISTICS Marist vs #1/1 Maryland In ACC Games...... 0-0 12/30/06Decemb 6:00er 21, p.m. 2006 at • RCollegeeitz A rePark,na (Ba MD ltimo(Comcastre, Center)Md.) ------• Middle Tennessee State and TCU are receiving vs. Ranked Opponents...... 1-0 VISITORS: Marist (9-4) #1/1 Mar yl a nd (13-0) TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS votes this week in the AP poll. The coaches poll is released At Home...... 8-0 ##P layer Player Name FG FG-FGA 3FG FG-FGA FT FT-FTA O/D OFR eb DE PTOTF TPFP TPA TOA TO Blk S BLK S MinMIN 50 Sarah Smrdel...... f 1-5 1-3 0-0 1 1 2 5 3 0 0 0 1 20 on Tuesday afternoons. Away...... 5-0 1415 Meg Laura Dahlman...... Harper f c 4-7 3-9 0-0 0-2 3-5 6-7 3/9 1 12 1 3 2 11 2 12 0 1 3 2 3 0 1 1 2333 02 Alisa Kresge...... g 1-3 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 4 2 3 0 1 1 25 Neutral Sites...... 2-0 0325 Julianne Marissa Coleman Viani...... f g 8-12 4-12 3-3 1-6 2-2 2-2 4/2 0 6 1 3 1 21 2 11 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2426 2201 Nikki Crystal Flores...... Langhorne c g 9-9 3-7 0-0 0-1 0-0 1-2 4/3 1 7 2 0 3 18 3 7 2 6 1 2 1 0 0 1 2228 Leading at the Half...... 15-0 01 Shannon Minter...... 0-2 0-2 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 7 1120 Brittany Kristi Toliver Engle...... g 4-7 1-2 3-4 0-1 0-0 0-0 0/0 0 0 2 0 2 11 0 2 6 0 2 1 0 0 2 0 266 Tied at the Half...... 0-0 1222 Rachele Shay Doron Fitz...... g 5-9 3-5 2-3 0-0 1-2 0-0 0/1 2 1 0 2 2 13 0 6 2 0 2 0 0 0 5 0 2418 Trailing at the Half...... 0-0 23 Kristin Hein...... 0-2 0-2 0-0 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 Terps as No. 1 2402 Alexis Sa’de Wiley-Gatewood 2-5 Waters...... 0-2 1-3 0-0 2-2 0-0 0/4 0 4 1 2 1 1 7 0 8 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 206 In Overtime...... 0-0 3111 LynzeeChristie Johnson...... Marrone 2-4 3-4 0-0 1-1 1-2 2-2 0/0 0 0 1 0 1 2 5 9 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 157 • After receiving the No. 1 ranking in both the As- 3321 Courtney Ashleigh Kolesar....Newman 4-9 2-6 0-3 2-6 1-1 0-0 0/2 2 2 0 2 2 0 9 6 2 1 4 2 1 0 3 0 2616 Games decided by 10 or more points...... 14-0 44 Mary Alice Duff..... 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 sociation Press and ESPN/USA Today Coaches poll, the 55 TEAM...... Jade Perry 3-5 0-0 9-10 2/3 4 5 1 2 5 15 0 1 2 2 20 Games decided by 6-10 points...... 0-0 Totals...... TEAM 22-61 5-25 11-13 2/2 11 413 24 20 60 13 9 1 4 200 Terrapins have spent 13 weeks in both polls all-time as the Games decided by 5 points or less...... 1-0 TOTAL Totals FG% 1st Half: 9-24 41-67 9-16 19-24 37.5% 2nd Half: 15/26 13-37 41 35.1% 14 110 Game: 22 36.1% 14 7 16 DEADB 200 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 2-9 22.2% 2nd Half: 3-16 18.8% Game: 20.0% REBS No. 1 team in the nation in the history of the program. When Scoring First...... 13-0 F Throw % 1st Half: 5-6 83.3% 2nd Half: 6-7 85.7% Game: 84.6% 2 Loyola (4-6) Score 80 or more points...... 10-0 ------HOMEPlayer TEAM: #1/1 Maryland (15-0) FG 3FG FT O/D Reb PF TP A TO Blk S Min • Maryland’s all-time record when ranked No. 1 in Score 70-79 points...... 4-0 12 Kaitlin Grant f 3-7 TOT-FG 0-0 3-PT 0-0 1/1 REBOUNDS 2 4 6 1 1 1 1 27 Score 60-69 points...... 1-0 ## Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN both polls is 21-2 over the 13-week period. The Terps were 1521 Laura Meghan Harper...... Wood f f 5-9 5-5 0-0 0-0 1-4 0-0 2/1 1 3 2 4 3 11 2 10 0 0 6 2 0 1 0 1 3420 Score 50-59 points...... 0-0 2501 Marissa Ebony Toliver Coleman..... g f 1-3 5-8 0-0 4-4 0-0 1-2 1/0 1 1 4 2 5 2 1 15 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1728 the AP’s No. 1 team from Jan. 19-Feb. 15, 1992, and the 01 Crystal Langhorne... c 3-4 0-0 5-7 1 3 4 0 11 6 1 0 0 23 Less than 50 points...... 0-0 2022 Kristi Jill Glessner Toliver...... g g 6-11 3-8 0-0 2-6 1-3 3-4 2/2 1 4 3 4 4 13 0 11 1 2 6 1 0 0 2 1 2619 2223 Shay Brittany Doron...... Dunn g g 2-9 2-4 0-1 0-1 3-5 2-2 0/2 0 2 2 2 2 1 7 6 4 4 4 3 0 0 1 2 3220 coaches’ top team from Jan. 21-Feb. 17, 1992, and have Allow more than 80 points...... 0-0 02 Sa'de Wiley-Gatewood 4-4 2-2 7-8 1 1 2 2 17 1 1 0 1 21 1103 Christie Tynisha Davis Marrone.... 3-6 0-4 0-2 0-3 0-0 0-0 0/2 0 2 1 1 1 0 6 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 2113 been ranked No. 1 in both polls every week this season. Allow 70-79 points...... 2-0 2104 Ashleigh Siobhan Newman.....Prior 2-4 3-7 2-3 2-4 0-0 0-0 0/1 2 1 2 1 4 1 6 8 1 2 2 1 0 1 0 1 21 8 Allow 60-69 points...... 4-0 44 Aurelie Noirez...... 0-3 0-0 0-0 2 2 4 3 0 0 2 0 0 12 5525 Jade Erica Perry...... DiClemente 0-7 2-5 0-3 0-0 0-0 4-4 1/1 5 2 3 2 8 3 0 8 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 1823 Allow 50-59 points...... 3-0 32 TEAM...... Ashley Alexander 2-4 0-1 0-0 1/2 1 3 4 1 5 4 0 1 0 0 17 Totals...... 27-52 10-20 22-27 15 27 42 13 86 17 16 2 7 200 Allow less than 50 points...... 6-0 TEAM 4/1 5 1 TOTAL Totals FG% 1st Half: 17-27 24-60 2-10 63.0% 2nd 5-12 Half: 12/13 10-25 25 40.0% 21 55 Game: 11 51.9% 22 1 DEADB 7 200 Outshooting Opponent...... 14-0 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 5-10 50.0% 2nd Half: 5-10 50.0% Game: 50.0% REBS ABOUT NC State F Throw % 1st Half: 9-10 90.0% 2nd Half: 13-17 76.5% Game: 81.5% 2,1 Outshot by Opponent...... 1-0 Score by Periods 1st 2nd -- Total • NC State is 11-3 on the season, bouncing back Shoot 50% or above from the field...... 11-0 ------Officials:#1/1 Maryland Mark Zenta, Lisa Ruggs, 54 Michelle 56 -- St. 110Pierre from a 94-74 loss to Nebraska to place third in the State Shoot 46-49% from the field...... 2-0 Technical fouls: Marist-None. #1/1 Maryland-None. ALoyola ttendance: 7322 32 23 -- 55 Shoot 41-45% from the field...... 1-0 Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Farm Classic with a 74-33 victory over Alabama State. Shoot 36-40% from the field...... 1-0 MMD:arist...... 61.2 FG%; 56.3 3FG%; 79.2 FT%.25 35LC :- 40.0 6 0FG%; 20.0 3FG%; 41.7 FT%. #1/1 Maryland...... 48 38 - 86 After a 68-66 overtime setback at Arizona, the Wolfpack Shoot 31-35% from the field...... 0-0 ID-470260ATTENDANCE: 2862. Marist F/0: #50 @ 2:11 Shoot 30% or lower...... 0-0 Points in the paint-MARIST 18,MD 28. Points off turnovers-MARIST 10,MD 9. won seven in a row before falling to the Huskers. 2nd chance points-MARIST 13,MD 17. Fast break points-MARIST 2,MD 9. Allow 50% shooting or above...... 0-0 Bench points-MARIST 25,MD 33. Score tied-2 times. Lead changed-2 times. • The Pack are playing without their mentor Kay Allow 46-49% shooting from the field...... 1-0 Yow, who is the sister of Maryland Athletic Director Debbie Allow 41-45% shooting from the field...... 2-0 Allow 36-40% shooting from the field...... 5-0 Yow and is in her 36th season at the helm. While coach Yow is sidelined for medical reasons, associate head Allow 31-35% shooting from the field...... 3-0 coach Stephanie Glance has taken over the reigns. Allow 30% shooting or lower...... 4-0 FT% better than opponent...... 11-0 • NC State was picked to finish fourth in the ACC in the preseason media poll, after fith last year with a 7-7 record. FT% worse than opponent...... 4-0 The Pack advanced to the NCAA Tournament, falling to Tulsa in the first round, 71-61. FT% better than 90%...... 1-0 FT% 81-90%...... 3-0 • With four of its starters back, NCST is led by Shayla Fields’ 11.3 ppg. The Wolfpack are averaging 64.4 ppg, FT% 71-80%...... 9-0 FT% 61-70%...... 2-0 but are allowing a mere 52.1 ppg. Kadijah Whittington is averaging nearly a double-double, chipping in a 9.9 FT% 60% or worse...... 0-0 ppg and 9.6 rpg. Opponent FT% above 90%...... 2-0 Opponent FT% 81-90%...... 2-0 • SERIES VS. NC STATE: Maryland trails the all-time series, 40-30, but have won the last two in a row and four Opponent FT% 71-80%...... 0-0 of the last six. It is the first meeting between the teams in College Park since a 92-77 Maryland triumph on Jan. Opponent FT% 61-70%...... 2-0 9, 2005. Opponent FT% 60% or worse...... 9-0 Make 8 or more three pointers...... 4-0 Between 6-7 three pointers...... 3-0 Between 4-5 three pointers...... 6-0 Less than 4 three pointers...... 2-0 Opponents Make 8 or more three pointers...... 1-0 Between 6-7 three pointers...... 1-0 2006-07 HONORS Between 4-5 three pointers...... 4-0 Less than 4 three pointers...... 9-0 Shay Doron ACC PREDICTIONS Outrebounding Opponent...... 15-0 ACC Media, SIDs & Coaches...... 1st Preseason Wade Trophy Candidate Outrebounded by Opponent...... 0-0 Mechelle Voepel (ESPN.com)...... 1st Preseason John R. Wooden Award Candidate Rebounds are Equal...... 0-0 (ESPN.com)...... 1st Preseason Naismith Award Candidae Less turnovers than Opponent...... 4-0 Graham Hayes (ESPN.com)...... 1st No. 4 2-Guard in the nation, ESPN.com More turnovers than Opponent...... 9-0 BTI Classic All-Tournament Turnovers are Equal...... 2-0 PRESEASON RANKINGS Junkanoo Jam Most Valuable Player One player in double figures...... 0-0 Associated Press...... 1st Two players in double figures...... 0-0 ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll...... 1st Crystal Langhorne Three players in double figures...... 3-0 SLAM Magazine...... 1st Preseason Wade Trophy Candidate Four players in double figures...... 4-0 Five players in double figures...... 3-0 Street & Smith’s...... 1st Preseason John R. Wooden Award Candidate More than five players in double figures...... 5-0 ESPN.com Preseason Preview...... 1st Preseason Naismith Award Candidate All five starters in double figures...... 3-0 Lindy’s...... 1st AP Preseason All-American None...... 0-0 CBSSportsline.com...... 1st Street & Smith’s Terrific 10 Leading with 10:00 minutes left...... 15-0 Athlon...... 2nd Athlon’s Preseason All-American Trailing with 10:00 minutes left...... 0-0 ESPN.com Preseason All-American Tied with 10:00 minutes left...... 0-0 Preseason All-ACC Leading with 5:00 minutes left...... 13-0 INDIVIDUAL HONORS No. 3 Center in the nation, ESPN.com Trailing with 5:00 minutes left...... 2-0 Marissa Coleman BTI Classic Most Valuable Player Tied with 5:00 minutes left...... 0-0 Preseason Wade Trophy Candidate Junkanoo Jam All-Tournament Leading with 1:00 minute left...... 15-0 Preseason John R. Wooden Award Candidate Trailing with 1:00 minute left...... 0-0 Preseason Naismith Award Candidate Kristi Toliver Tied with 1:00 minute left...... 0-0 Street & Smith’s High Honorable Mention All-American Preseason Wade Trophy Candidate On Monday...... 1-0 ESPN.com Preseason All-American (2nd team) Preseason Naismith Award Candidate On Tuesday...... 1-0 Preseason All-ACC On Wednesday...... 1-0 Street & Smith’s Honorable Mention All-American On Thursday...... 1-0 No. 2 Wing in the nation, ESPN.com Terrapin Classic All-Tournament On Friday...... 4-0 ACC Player of the Week (12/4) On Saturday...... 4-0 Terrapin Classic Most Valuable Player Sa’de Wiley-Gatewood On Sunday...... 3-0 Terrapin Classic All-Tournament In November...... 8-0 Laura Harper In December...... 7-0 Preseason Naismith Award Candidate In January...... 0-0 Street & Smith’s Honorable Mention All-American In February...... 0-0 In March...... 0-0 No. 2 Forward in the nation, ESPN.com In April...... 0-0 Junkanoo Jam All-Tournament GAME NOTES • JAN. 3 vs. NC STATE 4

ACC STANDINGS Wiley-Gatewood Makes Terp Debut NATIONAL STATS • Redshirt-junior Sa’de Wiley-Gatewood has made an immediate (as of Dec. 1/1) impact since putting on a Maryland uniform for the first time at According to NCAA (as of 12/17) ACC Overall Loyola on Dec. 21. In the three games she has played, she has Team Teams W L Pct. W L Pct. Streak achieved significant career highs. Scoring 2nd 85.2 Maryland 0 0 .000 15 0 1.000 W21 Scoring Defense 26th 54.8 North Carolina 0 0 .000 15 0 1.000 W15 • In her first outing since Dec. 15, 2005, Wiley-Gatewood dished Scoring Margin 4th 30.3 Duke 0 0 .000 14 0 1.000 W14 out a career-high eight assists against the Greyhounds, commit- Field Goal % 1st 53.5 NC State 0 0 .000 11 3 .786 W1 ting just one . She scored seven points in 20 minutes of FG% Defense 19th 34.3 Florida State 0 0 .000 10 3 .769 L1 Free Throw % 28th 75.4 Virginia 0 0 .000 10 3 .769 W2 playing time. Boston College 0 0 .000 10 4 .714 W1 Margin 2nd 18.3 • Not known for her scoring, Wiley-Gatewood followed up netting 3PT FG/G 135th 4.9 Georgia Tech 0 0 .000 8 4 .667 W1 a then-career high 13 points against UNC Greensboro in the Wake Forest 0 0 .000 8 4 .667 L2 3PT FG% 56th 35.5 Virginia Tech 0 0 .000 9 5 .643 W2 Terrapin Classic on 3-for-5 shooting from three-point range and W-L Percentage T1st 100.0 Miami 0 0 .000 9 6 .600 L1 going a perfect 6-for-6 from the free throw line. She closed out Assists Per Game 3rd 20.7 Clemson 0 0 .000 8 6 .571 W5 the weekend leading all scorers with 17 points, knocking down Blocks Per Game 31st 5.0 four field goal attempts, including two three pointers. Her only Steals Per Game 222nd 7.8 miss of the evening was a free throw, but she made seven. TO Per Game 165th 18.4 IN THE ACC STATS Fouls Per Game 34th 15.2 • Wiley-Gatewood, a 2004 Parade High School National Player of SCORING ...... Overall...... ACC Individual Crystal Langhorne...... 9th 14.6 the Year, played two seasons at Tennessee and started eight of nine games during the 2005-06 season before deciding to transfer C. Langhorne 1st 77.3 FG% Shay Doron...... 20th 12.9 K. Toliver 19th 5.8 APG Marissa Coleman...... 21st 12.6 to Maryland. She has participated in practices since arriving in L. Harper 14th 60.0 FG% Laura Harper...... 22nd 12.3 College Park, helping the Terrapins in their preparations en route L. Harper 96th 1.5 BPG to their national title victory. REBOUNDING S. Doron 68th 85.4 FT% Crystal Langhorne...... 10th 7.5 Marissa Coleman...... 15th 6.9 Jade Perry...... 19th 6.4 Coaching Milestone • Fifth-year head coach Brenda Frese is just one win away from her 100th-career victory at College Park. FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Crystal Langhorne...... 1st .769 • In her five years at Maryland, Frese has ammassed 99 victories and 45 losses for a 68.8 winning percentage. Laura Harper...... 3rd .609 She would become the second Maryland women’s basketball coach to win 100 games at Maryland. Former Marissa Coleman...... 4th .609 Kristi Toliver...... T15th .500 legendary mentor won her 100th Maryland game in her fifth season and in her 136th game at the helm. When she retired after the 2001-02 campaign, she had won 499 contests in 27 years. ASSISTS Kristi Toliver...... 2nd 5.67 • Frese’s first win in Colllege Park was an 80-72 win over Loyola on Nov. 22, 2002. Since then, she has guided Marissa Coleman...... 10th 3.73 the Terps to three-straight winning seasons, three-consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances, back-to-back 20-win seasons, a No. 1 ranking and the program’s first-ever national championship crown. FREE THROW PCT. Shay Doron...... T2nd .857 Jade Perry...... 4th .833 Laura Harper...... 11th .759 Terps Break 3-Point Shooting Record • Maryland put on a three-point shooting STEALS clinic in its victory over UNC Greensboro What Returns vs. What’s Lost Shay Doron...... 10th 2.20 on the first day of the Terrapin Classic. The Category...... 05-06 Total....Return...... Lost.....%Return 3PT FIELD GOAL PCT. Terps made 12 three pointers, breaking the Points...... 3,166...... 3,093...... 73...... 97.7 Kristi Toliver...... 1st .510 single-game team record. FG Made...... 1,130...... 1,104...... 26...... 97.7 Marissa Coleman...... 9th .481 • The previous record of 11 was set 1999 FG Att...... 2,363...... 2,293...... 70...... 97.0 3PT FIELD GOALS MADE against Fairleigh Dickinson and was tied 3PG Made...... 216...... 216...... 0...... 100.0 Kristi Toliver...... 9th 1.73 on Feb. 5, 2005 at Clemson when then- 3PG Att...... 540...... 539...... 1...... 99.8 Marissa Coleman...... 14th 1.20 freshman Ashleigh Newman made seven FT Made...... 690...... 669...... 21...... 97.0 BLOCKS treys nearly breaking the school mark. FT Att...... 924...... 888...... 36...... 96.1 Laura Harper...... 7th 1.60 • The Terrapins are long removed from the Rebounds...... 1,720...... 1,629...... 91...... 94.7 Marissa Coleman...... 13th 0.93 days when they were not a three-point Off. Rebounds...... 568...... 536...... 32...... 94.4 /TURNOVER RATIO shooting team. In 2004-05, Maryland was Def. Rebounds...... 1,152...... 1,093...... 59...... 94.9 Kristi Toliver...... 4th 2.13 last in the ACC in three-pointers made Assists...... 652...... 627...... 25...... 96.2 Marissa Coleman...... 11th 1.30 (3.16) and were sixth with a 32.0 three-point Turnovers...... 688...... 667...... 21...... 96.9 Blocks...... 195...... 180...... 15...... 92.3 TEAM STATS shooting percentage. Last year, Maryland Scoring...... 2nd 87.3 led the nation with a 40 percent team shoot- Steals...... 268...... 261...... 7...... 97.8 Scoring Defense...... 5th 55.3 ing percentage from that range and lead the Minutes...... 7,750...... 7,252...... 498...... 93.6 Scoring Margin...... 3rd +32.0 ACC in three point shooting this season. Free Throw Percentage...... 1st .778 Averaged 83.3 per game in 05-06; return 81.3 ppg this season, lost Field Goal Percentage...... 1st .542 2.0. Averaged 45.3 rpg in 05-06; return 42.9 this season, lost 2.4 rpg Field Goal Percentage Defense...... 3rd .349 3PT Field Goal Percentage...... 1st .404 3PT Field Goal Pct. Defense...... 1st .230 Rebounding Offense...... 2nd 45.5 Record by Lineup Rebounding Defense...... 1st 26.9 Rebounding Margin...... 1st +18.6 Career 2006-07 Assists...... 1st 20.67 C - Langhorne, F - Harper, G - Coleman, G - Toliver, G - Doron...... 23-1...... 14-0 Blocks...... 4th 4.80 C - Langhorne, F - Harper, G - Newman, G - Toliver, G - Doron...... 3-0...... 1-0 Steals...... 9th 8.13 Turnover Margin...... 11th -2.53 C - Langhorne, F - Perry, G - Newman, G - Toliver, G - Doron...... 4-1...... N/A Assist/Turnover Ratio...... 1st 1.13 C - Langhorne, F - Perry, G - Coleman, G - Newman, G - Doron...... 12-1...... N/A Offensive Rebounds...... 11th 13.47 Defensive Rebounds...... 1st 32.00 C - Langhorne, F - Harper, G - Newman, G - Toliver, G - Doron...... 1-0...... N/A 3PT Field Goals Made...... 3rd 6.00 C - Langhorne, F - Perry, G - Coleman, G - Toliver, G - Doron...... 1-0...... N/A C - Langhorne, F - Harper, G - Coleman, G - Newman, G - Toliver...... 2-1...... N/A GAME NOTES • JAN. 3 vs. NC STATE 5 Century Club • LAST TIME VS. NC STATE • • The Terrapins have scored over 100 points seven QUICK FACTS Location:...... College Park, Md. #4/4 Maryland 65, NC State 57 times since head coach Brenda Frese arrived in College February 19, 2006 • Reynolds Coliseum (RAleigh, N.c.) Founded/Enrollment...... 1807/35,329 Park. Six of those 100-point games have come in the last President...... Dr. C.D. Mote, Jr. #4/4 Maryland (24-3, 11-2 ACC) two seasons. Athletics Director...... Deborah A. Yow Player FG 3FG FT O/D Reb PF TP A TO Blk S Min Conference...... Atlantic Coast 01 Crystal Langhorne f 6-13 0-0 2-4 3/3 6 0 14 5 4 0 1 35 • The Terps have reached the 100-point mark three 25 Marissa Coleman f 4-6 2-4 0-0 2/8 10 4 10 2 3 0 0 25 Nickname...... Terrapins, Terps 15 Laura Harper c 8-10 0-0 4-5 3/3 6 4 20 1 3 1 0 29 times last year and have already scored 100 points three Home Court (Capacity)...... Comcast Center (17,950) 20 Kristi Toliver g 4-8 3-5 2-2 0/2 2 1 13 3 2 0 1 35 Head Coach...... Brenda Frese (Arizona ‘93) 22 Shay Doron g 2-11 1-5 1-3 2/2 4 0 6 9 4 0 1 39 times this season, as well. 21 Ashleigh Newman 0-2 0-2 0-0 2/3 5 2 0 2 4 0 1 18 Career Record...... 156-75 (8 years) 32 Charmaine Carr 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 • Maryland was second in the nation in scoring Record at Maryland...... 99-45 (5 years) 55 Jade Perry 1-6 0-0 0-0 1/1 2 4 2 0 1 0 1 14 last year and have another potent offense this year, with its Associate Head Coach...... Jeff Walz (Northern Kentucky ‘95) TEAM 2/7 9 1 Assistant Coach...... Erica Floyd (Ohio State ‘93) Totals...... 25-56 6-16 9-14 15/29 44 15 65 22 22 1 5 200 offense also ranking second in the country as of Dec. 17. Assistant Coach...... Joanna Bernabei (West Liberty ‘97) NC State (16-10, 6-7 ACC) Dir. of Bball Oper...... Mark Pearson (Iowa State ‘96) Player FG 3FG FT O/D Reb PF TP A TO Blk S Min Asst. Dir. of Bball Oper...... Becky Bonner (Boston Univ. ‘05) 44 Tiffany Stansbury f 2-5 0-0 2-2 4/4 8 3 6 1 0 2 2 35 02 Rachel Stockdale g 0-0 0-0 0-0 0/1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 13 Five starters Among Nai- 2006-06 Overall Record...... 34-4 11 Monica Pope g 4-8 1-3 2-2 1/2 3 1 11 5 2 0 4 28 2005-06 ACC Record (Finish)...... 12-2 (T2nd) 13 Billie McDowell g 5-15 2-8 1-2 2/0 2 1 13 1 3 0 1 30 smith Candidates, First Postseason...... NCAA Champions (6-0) 32 Tiffany McCollins g 0-1 0-0 0-0 0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 8/3 01 6-12 0-0 2-3 2/4 6 3 14 1 1 0 3 26 time ever 03 Keisha Brown 0-2 0-0 0-0 0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 • For the first time ever, five players from the same Starters Returning/Lost...... 5/0 04 Sasha Reaves 1-2 0-0 0-0 0/0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 9 Newcomers...... 1 12 Marquetta Dickens 2-11 1-4 0-0 2/2 4 4 5 3 2 0 0 26 team were named preseason candidates for the Naismith 15 Ashley Key 1-8 0-4 4-4 3/2 5 3 6 2 5 0 0 25 TEAM 1/4 5 1 Award, presented to the national player of the year, which Totals...... 21-64 4-19 11-13 15/19 34 16 57 14 16 2 10 200 was announced in early December. All of Maryland’s five ACC TELECONFERENCE Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total starters were among the 30 preseason candidates. #4/4 Maryland 27 38 65 There are two remaining scheduled conference NC State 20 37 57 • Maryland continues to make history. Four Ter- calls during the 2006-07 season with the 12 ACC rapins were selected preseason candidates for the Wade MD: 44.6 FG%; 37.5 3FG%; 64.3 FT%. NCS: 32.8 FG%; 21.1 3FG%; 84.6 FT%. head women’s basketball coaches. There will ATTENDANCE: 7781. Trophy, making it a first in the history of the award that four be a replay of each teleconference on TheACC. players from the same team were placed on the Wade Watch list. com. The media telephone number is (913) 981-5572. • Senior Shay Doron, junior Crystal Langhorne and sophomore Marissa Coleman have been named to three TUESDAY, JANUARY 16 national player of the year lists to date, while sophomore 10:00-10:08 , Boston College RECORDS WATCH Kristi Toliver as also placed on the Wade Watch. This marks 10:08-10:16 Cristy McKinney, Clemson Here’s a quick look at the two biggest records in school the first time junior Laura Harper, last year’s Final Four 10:16-10:24 , Duke history. Both Shay Doron and Crystal Langhorne are Most Outstanding Player, has been placed on a national 10:24-10:32 Sue Semrau, Florida State rapidly moving up the scoring and rebounding charts and player of the year candidate list. 10:32-10:40 MaChelle Joseph, Georgia Tech approaching some significant milestones. 10:40-10:48 Brenda Frese, Maryland Scoring 10:48-10:56 Katie Meier, Miami Player Current Milestone To Go Record Coleman Selected ACC Play- 10:56-11:04 , North Carolina Shay Doron 1,671 1,679 (2nd) 9 1,928 er of the Week 11:04-11:12 , NC State Crystal Langhorne 1,422 1,423 (10th) 2 1,928 • After registering the program’s first-ever triple 11:12-11:20 , Virginia double and the 11th in ACC history, sophomore Marissa 11:20-11:28 Beth Dunkenberger, Virginia Tech Rebounding Coleman was voted the conference’s Player of the Week 11:28-11:36 Mike Petersen, Wake Forest on Dec. 4. She is the first Terp to earn the honor this Crystal Langhorne 777 782 (3rd) 6 968 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26 season. 10:00-10:08 Cathy Inglese, Boston College TEAM Current To Go Record • Coleman had 15 points, 14 rebounds and a-then 10:08-10:16 Cristy McKinney, Clemson Season-open win streak 15 2 16 career high 10 assists to post the triple-double against UC 10:16-10:24 Gail Goestenkors, Duke Longest win streak 21 1 21 Santa Barbara. She nearly outrebounded the Gauchos on 10:24-10:32 Sue Semrau, Florida State her own, as they had only 17 team boards. Earlier in the 10:32-10:40 MaChelle Joseph, Georgia Tech week, she nearly had a double-double, netting 13 points 10:40-10:48 Brenda Frese, Maryland and grabbed nine rebounds in the win at Marshall. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 6 in Double figures 10:00-10:08 Katie Meier, Miami 11/12 George Mason Coleman Makes History 10:08-10:16 Sylvia Hatchell, North Carolina 12/2 UC Santa Barbara • Sophomore Marissa Coleman was the first player in school history 10:16-10:24 Kay Yow, NC State 12/21 at Loyola to record a triple-double, doing so in the win over UCSB on Dec. 2. She netted 10:24-10:32 Debbie Ryan, Virginia 12/29 UNC Greensboro 15 points, grabbed 14 rebounds and had a career-high 10 assists to mark the 10:32-10:40 Beth Dunkenberger, Virginia Tech 5 in Double Figures achievement. 10:40-10:48 Mike Petersen, Wake Forest 11/25 vs. Mississippi • Coleman became the 11th player in ACC history to record a triple 12/4 Siena double. 12/10 at Temple 12/30 Marist 4 in Double Figures Great Start 11/10 at Middle Tennessee • The Terps needs just one win to tie the school-record of 16-straight 11/18 Arizona victories to open the season, set during the 1982-83 campaign. Maryland’s 15-0 11/19 George Washington start is the best in 14 years. 11/24 vs. Gardner-Webb 11/29 at Marshall • After defeating UCSB on Dec. 2, the Terrapins improved their season- opening win streak to 9-0, tying the program’s best start to the season since the All Five Starters 1991-92 campaign. 11/25 vs. Mississippi 12/2 UCSB 12/21 at Loyola GAME NOTES • JAN. 3 vs. NC STATE 6

Double-Doubles Terps On the Tube CAREER (current players only) 3/22/05 vs. #8/7 Ohio State (NCAA) 22 pts., 16 reb. Maryland appears on TV at least 11 times this Marissa Coleman (13) 11/18/05 at Siena 13 pts., 10 reb. season, including six national telecasts. The 12/1/05 vs. Appalachian State 17 pts., 10 reb. 11/24/05 vs. #9/9 Michigan State 10 pts., 12 reb. 12/22/05 at George Mason 20 pts., 10 reb. 11/25/05 vs. #2/1 Tennessee 19 pts., 11 reb. Terrapins open the home slate with a televised 12/30/05 Furman 16 pts., 10 reb. 12/4/05 Mount St. Mary’s 30 pts., 10 reb. game on Comcast SportsNet and play in front of 12/11/05 Arizona 15 pts., 11 reb. 1/26/06 Georgia Tech 18 pts., 10 reb. a national audience on CBS, ESPN2, Fox Sports 2/1/06 Miami 10 pts., 12 reb. 12/29/05 Central Connecticut State 22 ptss, 10 reb. 2/19/06 at NC State 10 pts., 10 reb. 1/5/06 at #19/21 Boston College 24 pts., 13 reb. Net and CSTV, while making regular appearances 3/5/06 vs. #2/2 Duke 16 pts., 13 reb. 1/16/06 Florida State 12 pts., 19 reb. on the ACC’s Regional Sports Network. 4/2/06 vs. #1/1 North Carolina 12 pts., 14 reb. 1/23/06 at #25/24 Virginia Tech 21 pts., 12 reb. 4/4/06 vs. #4/4 Duke 10 pts., 14 reb. 1/29/06 at Wake Forest 34 pts., 14 reb. 2/1/06 Miami 10 pts., 12 reb. Day Date Game TV Time 11/10/06 at Middle Tennessee State 19 pts., 15 reb. Sun. Nov. 12 George Mason CSN W, 99-43 12/2/06 UC Santa Barbara* 15 pts., 14. reb. 10 asst. 2/23/06 Clemson 16 pts., 10 reb. 12/4/06 Siena 19 pts., 12 asst. 3/5/05 vs. #2/2 Duke 13 pts., 10 reb. Sat. Jan. 6 Michigan State CBS 2 p.m. 12/10/06 at Temple 16 pts., 10 reb. 3/25/06 vs. #10/10 Baylor (NCAA) 34 pts., 15 reb. Sat. Jan. 13 at Duke FSN 12:30 p.m. 3/27/06 vs. #18/19 Utah (NCAA) 18 pts., 11 reb. Shay Doron (2) 11/10/06 at Middle Tennessee State 16 pts., 11 reb. Fri. Jan. 19 Virginia RSN 7 p.m. 12/7/05 at Monmouth 17 pts., 10 asst. 11/17/06 vs. TCU 11 pts., 11 reb. Sun. Jan. 21 Wake Forest CSTV 4 p.m. 12/11/05 Arizona 12 pts., 13 asst. 11/19/06 vs. #25 George Washington 20 pts., 11 reb. Sun. Jan. 28 North Carolina ESPN2 7 p.m. Laura Harper (9) 11/25/06 vs. Mississippi 17 pts., 13 reb. Sun. Feb. 4 Boston College RSN 4 p.m. 11/21/04 vs. Siena 12 pts., 14 reb. 11/29/06 at Marshall 15 pts., 10 reb. Sun. Feb. 11 at Virginia RSN 12:30 p.m. 11/26/04 vs. #2/2 LSU 17 pts., 16 reb. Jade Perry (4) 12/7/04 vs. St. Bonaventure 10 pts., 10 reb. 12/1/05 Appalachian State 16 pts., 16 reb. Thur. Feb. 15 at Florida State ESPN2 7 p.m. 11/25/05 vs. #2/1 Tennessee 13 pts., 12 reb. 12/4/05 Mount St. Mary’s 23 pts., 13 reb. Sun. Feb. 18 Duke FSN 6 p.m. 12/30/05 Furman 13 pts., 10 reb. 1/2/06 Manhattan 17 pts., 10 reb. Sun. Feb. 25 at Boston College RSN 3 p.m. 2/5/06 Virginia 17 pts., 10 reb. 3/19/06 vs. Sacred Heart (NCAAs) 20 pts., 10 reb. 2/16/06 #18/20 Boston College 14 pts., 10 reb. RSN - Regional Sports Network (Comcast SportsNet, 3/19/06 vs. Sacred Heart (NCAAs) 16 pts., 13 reb. Kristi Toliver (2) 12/21/06 at Loyola 11 pts., 12 reb. 12/1/05 vs. Appalachian State 17 pts., 11 asst. Fox Sports South, Sun Sports); 1/20/06 at Virginia 12 pts., 10 asst. Crystal Langhorne (38) CBS, ESPN2, CSTV, FSN (Fox College Sports) - na- 11/30/04 vs. Loyola 14 pts., 10 reb. 2006-07 tional. CSN - Comcast SportsNet. 12/4/04 at Xavier 18 pts., 11 reb. Marissa Coleman (4) 12/7/04 vs. St. Bonaventure 12 pts., 10 reb. 12/30/04 vs. Massachusetts 26 pts., 10 reb. 11/10/06 at Middle Tennessee State 19 pts., 15 reb. ACC Top Attendances 1/9/05 vs. # 5/4 North Carolina 23 pts., 14 reb. 12/2/06 UC Santa Barbara* 15 pts., 14. reb. 10 asst. 1/13/05 at Georgia Tech 14 pts., 15 reb. 12/4/06 Siena 19 pts., 12 asst. Top Five Attendance Marks: 1/20/05 vs. Virginia 16 pts., 17 reb. 12/10/06 at Temple 16 pts., 10 reb. 1/23/05 vs. NC State 13 pts., 19 reb. Laura Harper (1) 1. 17,243 Feb. 13, 2005 1/29/05 at Arizona 20 pts., 16 reb. 12/21/06 at Loyola 11 pts., 12 reb. Maryland vs. Duke (Comcast Center) 2/6/05 at Clemson 12 pts., 13 reb. Crystal Langhorne (5) 2/17/05 at Miami 29 pts., 22 reb. 11/10/06 at Middle Tennessee State 16 pts., 11 reb. 2. 16,097 Jan. 8, 2006 2/20/05 at Virginia 11 pts., 12 reb. 11/17/06 vs. TCU 11 pts., 11 reb. Maryland vs. Duke (Comcast Center) 2/24/05 Virginia Tech 19 pts., 16 reb. 11/19/06 vs. #25 George Washington 20 pts., 11 reb. 2/28/05 Northern Colorado 31 pts., 11 reb. 11/25/06 vs. Mississippi 17 pts., 13 reb. 3. 14,500 Feb. 12, 1992 3/4/05 vs. Clemson (ACC Tourn.) 24 pts., 16 reb. 11/29/06 at Marshall 15 pts., 10 reb. Maryland vs. Virginia () 3/5/05 vs. #19/21 NC State (ACCs) 23 pts., 17 reb. * First-ever triple-double in school history 3/20/05 vs. #24/21 UW-Green Bay (NCAA) 16 pts., 10 reb. 4. 13,446 Feb. 22, 2004 Maryland vs. Duke (Comcast Center) 5. 11,520 Jan. 12, 1991 NATION’S LONGEST WIN STREAK NC State vs. Virginia (Reynolds Coliseum) • With the Florida men’s basketball team losing to Kansas on Nov. 25, the Maryland women’s basketball team currently has the nation’s longest active win streak at 21 games, also tying a school record. ACC PRESEASON PICKS • The Gators, who claimed the men’s national championship, had won 17 in a row, dating back to March 1, 2006. The Terp women’s streak dates back to March 19, 2006, the first round of the NCAA Tournament. 2006-07 Preseason Poll 1. MARYLAND (25) • The Terps’ record for the longest win streak is 21, which spanned Jan. 10, 1989, through March 31, 1989. 2. North Carolina (13) 3. Duke 4. NC State You Can’t Spell maryland Without a “D” 5. Florida State • In 15 games, the Terps have held six opponents to under 50 points, the most since 1996-97 when they held 6. Virginia 10 teams under that threshold, setting the team record during the shot clock era. The overall school record 7. Boston College was set in the inaugural year of 1971-72 when 11-of-14 opponents were held to under 50. 8. Georgia Tech 9. Miami 10. Virginia Tech Balancing Act 11. Wake Forest • For the second-consecutive year, Maryland boasts a balanced attack and a high-powered offense with numer- 12. Clemson ous options as six Terps are averaging double-digit scoring. • The Terps have had at least four players score in double figures in all but two games and four times had six Preseason Player of the Year players reach double digits, most recently in the championship game of the Terrapin Classic. The offense is, Ivory Lata, North Carolina once again, one of the best in the nation, ranking second as of Dec. 17 and is also second in the ACC. Preseason Rookie of the Year • During last year’s championship run, five players averaged double figures, the only team from a major confer- , Virginia ence. The Terps’ offense was second in the nation with an average of 83.3 ppg, the highest in the program since 1988-89. Preseason All-ACC , North Carolina , North Carolina CONFERENCE MEDLEY Crystal Langhorne, Maryland • Maryland’s first 11 games of the season were against teams from 11 different conferences. The Terps face Marissa Coleman, Maryland opponents from 14 different conferences overall with their clash against Michigan State being the final non- , Duke conference matchup of the season and the only one against a Big Ten team. • The Terps opened the season against the Sun Belt’s Middle Tennessee State and unveiled the championship GAME NOTES • JAN. 3 vs. NC STATE 7 banner before playing the Colonial Athletic Association’s George Mason. The BTI • The championship banner will be permanently displayed in the rafters opposite Classic included the Mountain West’s TCU, the Pac-10’s Arizona and the Atlantic the men’s 2002 national championship banner. 10’s George Washington. In the Bahamas, Maryland defeated the Atlantic Sun’s Gardner-Webb before cruising to victory over Mississippi of the SEC. The Terps picked up a road victory at Marshall from Conference USA and then crushed Doron & Langhorne Among Best Terp UC Santa Barbara from the Big West. Maryland defeated the Metro Atlantic Scorers Athletic Conference’s Siena when it visited College Park before the Terps beat • Senior Shay Doron scored her 1,600th-career point at Marshall and passed the Missouri Valley’s Northern Iowa. The Terps’ meeting at Temple was their Marcia Richardson (1979-84) for third on Maryland’s all-time scoring list. She second against an A-10 squad. now has netted 1,671 points in her career and needs just nine points to pass • Maryland also faced UNC Greensboro from the and the Christy Winters (1985-90) for second all-time. MAAC’s Marist at the Terrapin Classic. • One of the 22 players in school history to have scored 1,000 points and the fastest player to reach that plateau, Crystal Langhorne became one of the top 15 scoring Terrapins, tallying her 1,300th career point at the Junkanoo Jam. Boarding School She currently has 1,422 points in 85 career games and needs one to tie for • The Terps have been dominant on the boards, averaging an 18.6 rebounding 10th all-time. margin. In the latest NCAA statistical rankings (Dec. 17), Maryland ranked second in the nation in that category. • Maryland has hardly allowed opponents to get their fair share, limiting them to Langhorne Among Best Terp REbounders just 26.9 rebounds per game. The Terps allowed UC Santa Barbara to grab just • In just over two seasons as a Terrapin, junior Crystal Langhorne entered the top 17 rebounds on Dec. 2, the fewest in the Brenda Frese era, until the following 10 in career rebounding against George Mason. A preseason AP All-American, game when Siena had just 16 on Dec. 4. Langhorne is only the eighth player in school history to grab 700 rebounds and has collected 777 to date, which ranks fourth all-time. Winning Big • Maryland’s 61-point win over UCSB was tied for the second-largest margin of Records watch: victory in the history of the program. It was also the largest win margin since Current Terps All over Record Books the Terps defeated UMES, 102-31, on Dec. 28, 1993, a 71-point margin setting • Six current Terrapins can find their names all over the record books. Some are the school record. even found among the top five in several different categories and are about • The Terps have averaged a +32.0 margin of victory in its non-conference tear to reach milestones, while Shay Doron and Crystal Langhorne have broken since opening the 2006-07 campaign. Maryland ranks third in the ACC in scoring or are on track to break several records. For a complete list of updated career margin (behind North Carolina +44.5 and Duke +32.6). records, go to page 11. • Maryland’s highest average margin of victory was +22.7 ppg during the 1975-76 • Some notables... SCORING: Doron is third in total points (1,671) nine away campaign. for second all-time, while Langhorne scored her 1,400th career point at Loyola needs just one point to enter the top 10; REBOUNDING: Langhorne is fourth among the Terps’ best rebounders (777); FREE THROWS MADE: Doron broke Terps Claim Junkanoo Jam title the career free throw record last season and Langhorne is one of only four play- • Maryland won its second regular-season tournament crown, claiming the Junk- ers in school history to make 300 free throws, ranking third all-time (316); FREE anoo Jam in the Bahamas over the Thanksgiving break. Senior Shay Doron was THROW PCT: Doron is currently tied for the best career free throw shooting named Most Valuable Player, while juniors Crystal Langhorne and Laura Harper percentage (.804); 3PT FIELD GOALS MADE: Four Terps are among the top were selected to the all-tournament team. 15 in career three pointers made, with Doron ranking third (135) and Ashleigh Newman ranking fifth (95); 3PT FIELD GOAL PCT: Four Terps boast the best • The Terrapins broke the tournament single-game scoring record, netting 110 three-point shooting percentages in school history, with Marissa Coleman points in the win over Mississippi in the championship game. Ole Miss, on the currently registering a 47.1 shooting clip, which ranks second, and classmate other hand, scored 79 points. Maryland defeated Gardner-Webb, 83-41, on the Kristi Toliver is third with a 43.1 three-point shooting percentage; BLOCKS: first day to reach the title matchup. Laura Harper registered her 100th career at Northern Iowa and ranks • Four Terps averaged double figures in the tournament, as Maryland displayed fourth all-time (109), while Coleman (66) is among the top 15. its balanced scoring. Langhorne, Doron and Harper each averaged 16.5 points per game over the two games, while sophomore Marissa Coleman tallied 15.5 ppg. Seeing Double • Preseason AP All-American Crystal Langhorne is the ACC’s active career double-doubles leader. She has recorded double-doubles in five of the Terps’ Terps Win BTI Classic eight games this season and has done so 38 times in 85 career games. • The Terps won the first-ever BTI Classic which was hosted at Comcast Center, • Sophomore Marissa Coleman started off the season where she left off. She sweeping 2006 NCAA Tournament participant TCU (82-64), the Pac-10’s Arizona ended the 2006-07 campaign with double-doubles in both NCAA Final Four (75-61) and then-25th ranked George Washington (73-48). games and, at Middle Tennessee in the season opener, she posted 19 points • Junior All-American Crystal Langhorne was named the tournament’s Most and a career-high tying 15 rebounds for her 10th-career double-double. She Valuable Player after averaging 14.0 points and 9.3 rebounds per game, while has four double-doubles on the season, including the program’s first-ever shooting 75 percent from the floor. Senior Shay Doron had three-straight double- triple-double. digit games, opening with a 22-point and seven-rebound performance against TCU. She also had seven boards against George Washington. • Junior Laura Harper also had a standout performance in the BTI Classic. She First-Ever No. 1 Preseason Ranking netted a career-high 27 points vs. the Lady Frogs, tallying 14 points in the final • For the first time in the history of the program, Maryland was ranked No. 1 in two games. both the Associated Pres and ESPN/USA Today Coaches Preseason poll. It is the first time in 10 years a team other than Connecticut, Duke or Tennessee • The BTI Classic was the first of three in-season tournaments for the Terra- has been preseason ranked No. 1. pins. • The Terps’ No. 1 ranking in both polls comes after they won the 2006 NCAA title in April and return the top eight scorers and rebounders from that championship TErps Unveil Championship Banner team. Among the returnees is also all five starters. The Terrapins ended the • In its home opener vs. George Washington on Nov. 12, Maryland unveiled its 2005-06 campaign ranked No. 1 by the coaches after capturing the NCAA title national championship banner. The banner commemorates the Terrapins’ 2006 with a 78-75 overtime victory against Duke in April. championship run when they won the program’s first-ever NCAA title. • The only other time Maryland was ranked No. 1 (AP) in the history of the program was from Jan. 19-Feb. 15, 1992. The Terps were previously No. 1 in GAME NOTES • JAN. 3 vs. NC STATE 8 the coaches poll from Jan. 11-Feb. 17, 1992. second team. Coleman was the lone freshman in the ACC to garner all-confer- • Maryland has been ranked No. 1 this season in numerous polls published by ence honors. several collegiate basketball publications. The Terps were tabbed the top team • The Terrapins had five players averaging double figures as the team ranked in the nation by Street & Smith’s, Lindy’s, ESPN.com, CBSSportsline.com and second in the nation in scoring offense (83.3 ppg). They also led the nation in GBallmag.com. Athlon’s picked Maryland No. 2. three-point percentage (40.0) and rebounding margin (+11.9 rpg).

FOUR TERPS NAMED WADE TROPHY CANDIDATES Langhorne Preseason AP All-American • For the first time in the history of the award, four players from the same team were • Junior Crystal Langhorne was among the five named to the Associated Press’ named Wade Trophy preseason candidates as Shay Doron, Marissa Coleman, Preseason All-American team. She is the first Terrapin to be named to the Crystal Langhorne and Kristi Toliver were each selected to the 25-player list. preseason squad under head coach Brenda Frese. • Doron and Langhorne are making repeat appearances on the Wade Watch List. • Langhorne has already earned a number of preseason recognitions. She had Doron is a three-year starter for the Terps and only the second player in school been named to both the Wade Trophy and Wooden Award candidates lists, while history to be named All-ACC three times. Langhorne was an All-American at the also earning preseason All-ACC nods. She has been singled out in numerous end of last year, Maryland’s first since 1989, and a first team All-ACC honoree. publications as one of the top players in the nation. She led the nation in shooting percentage (67.0). • Langhorne, who led the Terps with 17.2 points and 8.6 rebounds per game, was • Rookies last season, Coleman and Toliver made immediate impacts last year. the program’s first All-American in 17 years last year, earning a spot on the AP Coleman was a second team All-ACC selection and was named the conference’s and United State Basketball Writers Association lists. Rookie of the Year. Toliver hit one of the most memorable shot in NCAA Tourna- ment history, knocking down a three-pointer with six second remaining to force overtime in the championship game. She was selected All-Tournament at the TERPS TOP PICK IN ACC PRESEASON POLL Albuquerque Regional and the Final Four. • Receiving 25 of 38 first-place votes, Brenda Frese’s Terrapins were predicted to • The Wade Trophy is presented by the Women’s Basketball Coaches Associa- finish first in the conference in the ACC Preseason Poll, determined by a vote tion and is given annually to the collegiate women’s basketball’s top player in of the media, league sports information directors and head coaches. It is just the country. The criteria is based on game and season statistics, leadership, the second time in the history of the program the Terps have been picked the character, effect on their team and overall playing ability. favorites to win the league. • Frese returns all five starters from last year’s championship team and the top eight scorer’s and rebounders. Maryland also returns the program’s first All-American Three Named Wooden Award Candidates in 17 years in Crystal Langhorne, the 2006 ACC Rookie of the Year in Marissa • For the second time this preseason, Shay Doron, Marissa Coleman and Crystal Coleman, the Final Four Most Outstanding Player in Laura Harper, as well as, Langhorne were named candidates for a national player of the year award, as three All-ACC picks and two Final Four All-Tournament team members. each were among the 30 names announced for the preseason candidates John R. Wooden Award, presented to the top women’s collegiate basketball player in the nation. LANGHORNE, COLEMAN NAMED PRESEASON • Both Doron and Langhorne were named preseason candidates a year ago. ALL-ACC Langhorne was a finalist for the prestigious honor last season, as well. • Junior Crystal Langhorne and sophomore Marissa Coleman were selected to • Maryland’s three candidates are tied for the most selections by one school. the Preseason All-ACC team, announced when the ACC preseason poll was North Carolina also had three candidates on the 30-player list. In October, the released. trio were also named to the Wade Trophy Watch List, along with sophomore • Langhorne is a preseason All-ACC honoree for the second-straight year. Last Kristi Toliver. year, she went on to be voted to the first team, almost a unanimous pick, receiving 65 of 70 first team votes. Langhorne, who reached the 1,000 point mark faster than any player in school history, became the program’s first All-American in IN openers 17 years and was named the NCAA Tournament Albuquerque Region’s Most • The Terrapins are 20-8 all-time in ACC openers, opening the conference slate Valuable Player. against the Wolfpack for the sixth time ever. Maryland has won twice in five • Coleman was last year’s ACC Rookie of the Year and was the only freshman in previous meetings against NC State in the conference opener. the league to earn All-ACC honors, earning a spot on the second team. Leading • Maryland improved to 30-6 in season openers and look to the home opener this the conference in three-point shooting percentage (47.0), she ranked in the top Sunday against George Mason. The Terps are 32-4 all-time in home openers, 15 in the ACC in seven different statistical categories. winning the last seven in a row. • The Terps also opened the home slate against George Mason on Nov. 29, 1989, winning 75-63, the season after the Maryland reached the Final Four. What’s Back • This team is nearly identical to last season’s championship squad, with the top eight scorers and rebounders returning. With no seniors in the starting lineup A Look Back last year, all five starters also return. • Maryland is coming off the program’s first-ever national championship, defeating • The senior class - consisting of Shay Doron and Aurelie Noirez - is just two this ACC-rival Duke, 78-75, in overtime. The Terrapins won the title with one junior, season. Doron is Brenda Frese’s first recruit, committing to College Park before two sophomores and two freshmen in the starting linep. Frese even coached a game at Maryland. Doron is one of only two players to • Maryland, who ended the regular-season ranked third in the Associated Press be named All-ACC three times and her name can be spotted all over the record poll, won a school-record (men’s and women’s) 34 games in 2005-06. Its only books. Noirez has played in the majority of games in her career as one of the four losses of the season were to teams ranked No. 1 in the country at some primary post backups. She, along with Doron and Crystal Langhorne, is a team point in the season. tri-captain. • The Terps went 6-0 in overtime games last year, including the national championship • The junior class of Crystal Langhorne, Laura Harper, Jade Perry and Ashleigh game. They also played overtime in the regional finals vs. Utah to get to the Final Newman came to College Park as the No. 2-rated class in the country in 2004. Four. This class boasts an All-American, the Final Four MOP, the 2005 ACC Rookie of the Year and two ACC All-Tournament honorees. Waiting in the wings is Ten- • Crystal Langhorne became the first player in 17 years to garner All-American nessee transfer Sa’de Wiley-Gatewood, a out of Pomona, Calif., who honors, earning the national recognition by the Associated Press and the United practiced with the team for more than half the season after arriving in College State Basketball Writers Association. Langhorne led the nation with a 67 percent Park in the winter. She was the 2004 Parade National Prep Player of the Year shooting percentage. before heading to Knoxville, Tenn. She will be eligible to play for the Terps in • Maryland had three players on the All-ACC team, with Langhorne earning a December. spot on the first team. Shay Doron and Marissa Coleman were selected to the • Marissa Coleman and Kristi Toliver did not play as typical freshman last season and now, as sophomores, will be expected to play as veterans again. Coleman was second on the team in scoring and rebounding and was the ACC’s 2006 ACC Rookie of the Year, while Toliver hit the dramatic three-point shot in the championship game to force overtime against Duke. She was an Albuquerque Regional and Final Four All-Tournament team selection. Reshirt sophomore Christie Marrone will finally be able to play in a Maryland uniform after sitting out last season after transferring from Virginia Tech.

THE WAIT IS OVER • For two redshirts, the waiting is over. Redshirt sophomore Christie Marrone sat out the 2005-06 championship season because of transfer eligibilty rules after coming to College Park after one season at Virginia Tech. In her debut as a Terrapin at Middle Tennessee State, she knocked down her only shot attempt of the game, dishing off an assist in eight minutes. • Redshirt-junior Sa’de Wiley-Gatewood transferred out of Tennessee to Mary- land during the season last year and practiced with the Terrapins during the spring semester, while sitting out the rest of the school year because of NCAA transfer eligiblity rules. Because of her mid-season transfer, Wiley-Gatewood finally hit the hardwood on Dec. 21, 2006 at Loyoal, at the conclusion of the fall semester. Wiley-Gatewood will have 1.5 years of eligibility remaining.

What’s new • Emery Wallace is the only newcomer on the squad and is the only true freshman on the team. Hailing from Roanoke, Va., she played two seasons at Hidden Valley after transferring from Northside High. She scored 1,497 career points, grabbed 580 points ad made 106 three-pointers, en route to earning District Player of the Year honors, despite missing the first 10 games of her senior year while coming back from an ACL injury. • Wallace, who was a teammate of Kristi Toliver’s on the AAU Elkton Elks squad, was sidelined during the preseason with an injury. She is expected to be back on the court in December.

COMINg Up • The Terps play in their final non-conference bout when they host 19th/18th- ranked Michigan State on Saturday, Jan. 6 at 2 p.m. for a nationally televised contest on CBS. GAME NOTES • JAN. 3 vs. NC STATE 10

Season & Career Highs

#1 Langhorne #11 Marrone #20 tOLIVER Career Highs Career Highs Career Highs Points ...... 34.. twice (last vs. #10/10 Baylor, 3/25/06) Points ...... 12...twice (last vs. G. Mason, 11/12/06) Points ...... 28...... vs. #18/19 Utah (3/27/06) FGM ...... 14..3X (last vs. #10/10 Baylor, 3/25/06) FGM ...... 4...... George Mason (11/12/06) FGM ...... 10...... vs. #18/19 Utah (3/27/06) FGA ...... 22...... at Wake Forest (1/29/06) FGA ...... 10...... George Mason (11/12/06) FGA ...... 22...... vs. #18/19 Utah (3/27/06) 3FGM...... 0...... 3FGM...... 4...... George Mason (11/12/06) 3FGM...... 6...... vs. #18/19 Utah (3/27/06) 3FGA ...... 1....2X (last vs. Michigan State, 11/25/05) 3FGA ...... 10...... George Mason (11/12/06) 3FGA ...... 10...... at Marshall (11/29/06) FTM ...... 11...... Georgia Tech (1/26/06) FTM ...... 4...... NC State (1/17/05) FTM ...... 6...... 4X (last vs. Siena, 12/4/06) FTA ...... 18...... Marshall (12/30/04) FTA ...... 6...... NC State (1/17/05) FTA ...... 8...... vs. #2/2 Duke (3/4/06) Rebounds .....22...... at Miami (2/17/05) Rebounds .....6...... Miami (2/27/05) Rebounds .....6...... 2X (last at Temple, 12/10/06) Assists ...... 6...... Marist (12/30/06) Assists ...... 7.....twice (last vs. G. Mason, 11/12/06) Assists ...... 12...... vs. Sacred Heart (3/19/06) Steals ...... 3...... 2X (last vs. Florida State, 1/1606) Steals ...... 3...... vs. Gardner-Webb (11/24/06) Steals ...... 3...... vs. Sacred Heart (3/19/06) Blocks...... 2...... 7X (last vs. Mississippi, 11/25/06) Blocks...... 2...... 4X (last vs. Miami, 2/27/05) Blocks...... 2...... twice (last at Virginia, 1/20/06) Minutes ...... 43.... at #19/21 Boston College (1/5/06) Minutes ...... 27...... George Mason (11/12/06) Minutes ...... 43...... vs. #4/4 Duke (4/4/06)

SEASON Highs SEASON Highs SEASON Highs Points ...... 20...... #25 George Washington (11/19) Points ...... 12...... George Mason (11/12) Points ...... 16..2X (last vs. UNC Greensboro, 12/29) FGM ...... 9...... 2X (last at Loyola 12/21) FGM ...... 4...... George Mason (11/12) FGM ...... 7...... Siena (12/4) FGA ...... 12...... #25 George Washington (11/19) FGA ...... 10...... George Mason (11/12) FGA ...... 11...... at Marshall (11/29) 3FGM...... 0...... 3FGM...... 4...... George Mason (11/12) 3FGM...... 4 2X (last vs. UNC Greensboro, 12/29) 3FGA ...... 0...... 3FGA ...... 10...... George Mason (11/12) 3FGA ...... 10...... at Marshall (11/29) FTM ...... 5...... 3X (last vs. Marist, 12/30) FTM ...... 2...... 2X (last at Marshall, 11/29) FTM ...... 6...... 2X (last vs. UCSB, 12/2) FTA ...... 7...... 2X (last vs. Marist, 12/30) FTA ...... 2...... 2X (last at Loyola, 12/21) FTA ...... 6...... 3X (last vs. UCSB, 12/2) Rebounds .....13...... vs. Mississippi (11/25) Rebounds .....4...... George Mason (11/12) Rebounds .....6...... at Temple (12/10) Assists ...... 6...... Marist (12/30) Assists ...... 7...... George Mason (11/12) Assists ...... 10...... TCU (11/17) Steals ...... 2...... 4X (last vs. UCSB, 12/2) Steals ...... 3...... vs. Gardner-Webb (11/24) Steals ...... 2 3X (last vs. UNC Greensboro, 12/29) Blocks...... 2...... 2X (last vs. Mississippi, 11/25) Blocks...... 1...... at Northern Iowa (12/6) Blocks...... 1...... 2X (last vs. TCU, 11/17) Minutes ...... 38...... at Temple (12/10) Minutes ...... 27...... George Mason (11/12) Minutes ...... 36...... at Temple (12/10)

#2 WILEY-GATEWOOD #15 hARPER #21 nEWMAN Career Highs Career Highs Career Highs Points ...... 17...... Marist (12/29/06) Points ...... 27...... TCU (11/17/06) Points ...... 21.. twice (last at George Mason, 12/22/05) FGM ...... 4...... 2X (last vs. Marist, 12/29/06) FGM ...... 12...... TCU (11/17/06) FGM ...... 8...... at George Mason (12/22/05) FGA ...... 11...... at Stanford (12/4/05) FGA ...... 16...... 3X (last vs. TCU, 11/17/06) FGA ...... 15...... twice (last vs. Manhattan,1/2/06) 3FGM...... 3...4X (last vs. UNC Greensboro, 12/29/06) 3FGM...... 0...... 3FGM...... 7...... at Clemson (2/6/05) 3FGA ...... 7...... vs. Stetson (11/22/05) 3FGA ...... 0...... 3FGA ...... 11...... at Clemson (2/6/05) FTM ...... 7...... Marist (12/29/06) FTM ...... 9...... vs. #2/1 Tennessee(11/26/05) FTM ...... 5...... 2X (last vs. #2/2 Duke, 3/4/06) FTA ...... 8...... Marist (12/29/06) FTA ...... 11..2X (last vs. #2/1 Tennessee, 11/26/05) FTA ...... 7...... at George Mason (12/22/05) Rebounds .....6...... South Carolina (1/27/05) Rebounds .....16...... vs. LSU (11/26/04) Rebounds .....8...... 2X (last at Marshall, 12/29/06) Assists ...... 8...... at Loyola (12/21/06) Assists ...... 4...... vs. #2/1 Tennessee (11/26/05) Assists ...... 6.. 2X (last vs. George Mason, 11/12/06) Steals ...... 4...... TCU (12/19/04) Steals ...... 3...... 4X (last vs. TCU, 11/17/06) Steals ...... 6...... at Northern Iowa (12/6/06) Blocks...... 1...... Vanderbilt (2/13/05) Blocks...... 5...... vs. Gonzaga (11/24/05) Blocks...... 2...... Northern Colorado (2/28/05) Minutes ...... 34...... at Stanford (12/4/05) Minutes ...... 37...... vs. #4/4 Duke (4/4/06) Minutes ...... 39...... at Virginia (1/20/06)

SEASON Highs SEASON Highs SEASON Highs Points ...... 17...... Marist (12/29) Points ...... 27...... TCU (11/17) Points ...... 17...... Arizona (11/18) FGM ...... 4...... Marist (12/29) FGM ...... 12...... TCU (11/17) FGM ...... 7...... vs. George Mason (11/12) FGA ...... 5 2X (last vs. UNC Greensboro, 12/29) FGA ...... 16...... TCU (11/17) FGA ...... 10...... 2X (last vs. Arizona, 11/18) 3FGM...... 3...... UNC Greensboro (12/29) 3FGM...... N/A...... 3FGM...... 3 2X (last vs. UNC Greensboro, 12/30) 3FGA ...... 5...... UNC Greensboro (12/29) 3FGA ...... N/A...... 3FGA ...... 5...... 2X (last vs. Arizona, 11/18) FTM ...... 7...... Marist (12/29) FTM ...... 7...... vs. Mississippi (11/25) FTM ...... 2...... 3X (last vs. Siena, 12/4) FTA ...... 8...... Marist (12/29) FTA ...... 8...... vs. Mississippi (11/25) FTA ...... 3...... 2X (last vs. Arizona, 11/18) Rebounds .....4 2X (last vs. UNC Greensboro, 12/29) Rebounds .....12...... at Loyola (12/21) Rebounds .....8...... 2X (last at Marshall, 11/29) Assists ...... 8...... at Loyola (12/21) Assists ...... 3...... TCU (11/17) Assists ...... 6...... vs. George Mason (11/12) Steals ...... 2...... at Loyola (12/21) Steals ...... 3...... TCU (11/17) Steals ...... 6...... at Northern Iowa (12/6) Blocks...... 0...... Blocks...... 3...... 4X (last at Loyola, 12/21) Blocks...... 1...... 4X (last vs. Marist, 12/29) Minutes ...... 24...... UNC Greensboro (12/29) Minutes ...... 32...... at Temple (12/10) Minutes ...... 32...... TCU (11/17) GAME NOTES • JAN. 3 vs. NC STATE 11

Season & Career Highs

#22 dORON #44 nOIREZ Career Highs Career Highs Points ...... 39...... at Florida State (1/16/05) Points ...... 12...... Georgia Tech (2/3/05) FGM ...... 14...... at Florida State (1/16/05) FGM ...... 6...... Georgia Tech (2/3/05) FGA ...... 23..... 2X (last at Florida State, 1/16/05) FGA ...... 10...... Georgia Tech (2/3/05) 3FGM...... 5...... at Florida State (1/16/05) 3FGM...... 0...... 3FGA ...... 10...... Massachusetts (12/29/04) 3FGA ...... 1...... twice (last at Duke, 1/22/04) FTM ...... 23*...... Coppin State (11/21/03) FTM ...... 4...... at Florida State (1/12/04) FTA ...... 27**...... Coppin State (11/21/03) FTA ...... 4...... at Florida State (1/12/04) Rebounds .....9...... 2X (last at Wake Forest, 1/29/06) Rebounds .....10...... Clemson (2/23/06) Assists ...... 13...... Arizona (12/11/05) Assists ...... 3...... vs. Gardner-Webb (11/24/06) Steals ...... 7...... Monmouth (12/12/04) Steals ...... 2.....twice (last vs. N. Colorado, 2/26/06) Blocks...... 2...... twice (last at #1/1 UNC, 2/9/06) Blocks...... 3...... at Virginia Tech (1/2/05) Minutes ...... 43...... at Florida State (1/16/05) Minutes ...... 28...... Mount St. Mary’s (12/4/05) * ties NCAA record; ** ACC record SEASON Highs SEASON Highs Points ...... 8...... at Northern Iowa, 12/6) Points ...... 23...... vs. Mississippi (11/25) FGM ...... 3...... 3X (last at Northern Iowa, 12/6) FGM ...... 9...... vs. Mississippi (11/25) FGA ...... 6...... 2X (last vs. UCSB, 12/2) FGA ...... 17...... TCU (11/17) 3FGM...... 0...... 3FGM...... 3...... #25 George Washington (11/19) 3FGA ...... 0...... 3FGA ...... 8...... #25 (George Washington, 11/19) FTM ...... 2...... at Northern Iowa (12/6) FTM ...... 8...... Middle Tennessee State (11/10) FTA ...... 2...... 3X (last at Northern Iowa, 12/6) FTA ...... 9...... Middle Tennessee State (11/10) Rebounds .....6...... vs. Gardner-Webb (11/24) Rebounds .....8...... UNC Greensboro (12/30) Assists ...... 3...... vs. Gardner-Webb (11/24) Assists ...... 7...... 2X (last at Marshall, 11/29) Steals ...... 1...... vs. Gardner-Webb (11/24) Steals ...... 5...... at Loyola (12/21) Blocks...... 1...... 4X (last at Marshall, 11/24) Blocks...... 1...... 4X (last vs. Siena, 12/4) Minutes ...... 23....2X (last vs. Gardner-Webb, 11/24) Minutes ...... 36...... TCU (11/17) #25 cOLEMAN #55 pERRY Career Highs Career Highs Points ...... 23...... at #1/1 North Carolina, 2/9/06) Points ...... 23...... Mount St. Mary’s (12/4/05) FGM ...... 9...... twice (last at #1/1 UNC, 2/9/06) FGM ...... 9...... Mount St. Mary’s (12/4/05) FGA ...... 15...... 3X (last at #1/1 UNC, 2/9/06) FGA ...... 18...... Mount St. Mary’s (12/4/05) 3FGM...... 5...... twice (last vs. Clemson, 2/23/06) 3FGM...... 0...... 3FGA ...... 7...... twice (last vs. Clemson, 2/23/06) 3FGA ...... 0...... FTM ...... 8.....2X (last vs. Georgia Tech, 1/26/06) FTM ...... 9...... at Loyola (12/21/06) FTA ...... 9...... vs. #2/1 Tennessee (11/26/05) FTA ...... 10...... at Loyola (12/21/06) Rebounds .....15..2X (last at Middle Tenn. St., 11/10/06) Rebounds .....16...... Appalachian State (12/1/05) Assists ...... 12...... Siena (12/4/06) Assists ...... 3..5X (last vs. Gardner-Webb, 11/24/06) Steals ...... 6...... at #1/1 North Carolina (2/9/06) Steals ...... 3...... 2X (last vs. G. Mason, 11/12/05) Blocks...... 4...... 4X (last at #18/19 Utah, 3/27/06) Blocks...... 3.. 3X (last vs. Mount St. Mary’s, 12/4/05) Minutes ...... 40.... at #19/21 Boston College (1/5/06) Minutes ...... 35...... at Duke (1/27/05) SEASON Highs SEASON Highs Points ...... 15...... 2X (last at Loyola, 12/21) Points ...... 21...... at Loyola (12/21) FGM ...... 6...... George Mason (11/12) FGM ...... 8...... 2X (last at Loyola,(12/21) FGA ...... 8...... 2X (vs. Mississippi, 11/25) FGA ...... 12...... 3X (last at Loyola, 12/21) 3FGM...... 0...... 3FGM...... 4...... Marist (12/30) 3FGA ...... 0...... 3FGA ...... 4...... 3X (last vs. Marist, 12/30) FTM ...... 9...... at Loyola (12/21) FTM ...... 6...... Siena (12/4) FTA ...... 10...... at Loyola (12/21) FTA ...... 6...... Siena (12/4) Rebounds .....11...... 2X (last at Northern Iowa, 12/6) Rebounds .....15....at Middle Tennessee State (11/10) Assists ...... 3...... vs. Gardner-Webb (11/24) Assists ...... 12...... Siena (12/4) Steals ...... 3...... George Mason (11/12) Steals ...... 3 2X (last vs. UNC Greensboro, 12/30) Blocks...... 2...... 3X (last at Loyola (12/21) Blocks...... 3...... 2X (last at Northern Iowa, 12/6) Minutes ...... 24...... George Mason (11/12) Minutes ...... 38....at Middle Tennessee State (11/10) GAME NOTES • JAN. 3 vs. NC STATE 12 TERP RECORDS Scoring Field Goals Made Free Throw Pct. (min. 200 attempts) 3-Point Field Goal Att. 1. 1,928 (1986-89) 1. 816 Vicky Bullett (1986-89) 1. .804 (458-570) Shay Doron (2004-present) 1. 575 Tiffany Brown (1997-00) 2. 1,679 Christy Winters (1985-90) 2. 703 Christy Winters (1987-90) .804 (163-200) Marché Strickland (1999-02) 2. 482 Marché Strickland (1999-2002) 3. 1,671 Shay Doron (2004-present) 3. 693 Marcia Richardson (1981-84) 3. .771 (165-214) Lisa Brown (1985-88) 3. 407 Shay Doron (2004-present) 4. 1,630 Marcia Richardson (1979-84) 4. 649 Jessie Hicks (1990-93) 4. .770 (244-317) Marcia Richardson (1981-84) 4. 287 Terri Daniels (2000-03) 5. 1,601 Jessie Hicks (1990-93) 5. 621 Jasmina Perazic (1980-83) 5. .757 (287-379) Deanna Tate (1986-89) 5. 268 Ashleigh Newman (2005-present) 6. 1,541 Deanna Tate (1986-89) 6. 618 Deanna Tate (1986-89) 6. .752 (155-206) Jasmina Perazic (1980-83) 6. 245 Kelley Gibson (1995-99) 7. 1,512 Deedee Warley (1999-2002) 7. 592 Chequita Wood (1983-86) 7. .749 (209-279) Michele Andrew (1992-94) 7. 222 Chrissy Fisher (2003-04) 8. 1,450 Marché Strickland (1999-2002) 8. 581 Myra Waters (1979-82) 8. .736 (178-242) Malissa Boles (1992-93) 8. 199 Carla Holmes (1988-91) 9. 1,425 Kris Kirchner (1978-80) 9. 571 Tara Heiss (1975-78) 9. .735 (261-355) Myra Waters (1979-82) 9. 197 Kristi Toliver (2006-pres.) 10. 1,423 Myra Waters (1979-82) 10. 569 Kris Kirchner (1978-80) 10. .726 (241-332) Jane Zivalich (1976-79) 11. 153 Marissa Coleman (2006-pres.) 11. 1,422 Crystal Langhorne (2005-pres.) 11. 563 Deedee Warley (1999-2002) 11. .725 (296-408) Vicky Bullett (1986-89) 11. 140 Kalika France (2004-present) 12. 1,396 Jasmina Perazic (1980-83) 12. 553 Crystal Langhorne (2005-present) 12. .711 (386-543 Deedee Warley (1999-pres.) 12. 130 Lillian Purvis (1994-97) 13. 1,372 Chequita Wood (1983-86) 13. 551 Lisa Brown (1985-88) 13. .707 (208-294) Tara Heiss (1975-78) 13. 84 Monica Bennett (1990-93) 14. 1,350 Tara Heiss (1975-78) 14. 549 Stephanie Cross (1995-98) .707 (171-242) Tiffany Brown (1997-00) 14. 82 Aluma Goren (1991) 15. 1,349 Stephanie Cross (1995-98) 15. 539 Shay Doron (2004-present) 15. .706 (228-323) Dafne Lee (1989-92) 15. 81 Bonnie Rimkus (1991-94) 16. 1,291 Lisa Brown (1985-88) 539 Marché Strickland (1999-2002) 17. 1,284 Belinda Pearman (1981-84) Assists 3-Point Field Goal Pct. 18. 1,218 Bonnie Rimkus (1991-94) Field Goal Pct. (min. 500 attempts) 1. 583 Debbie Lytle (1980-83) (min. 50 attempts) 19. 1,189 Debbie Lytle (1980-83) 1. .651 (553-850) Crystal Langhorne (2005-pres.) 2. 504 Tara Heiss (1975-78) 1. .500 (38-76) Alli Spence (2004) 20. 1,163 Renneika Razor (2000-03) 2. .588 (649-1,104) Jessie Hicks (1990-93) 3. 500 Deanna Tate (1986-89) 2. .471 (72-153) Marissa Coleman (2006-pres.) 21. 1,113 Jane Zivalich (1976-79) 3. .571 (384-672) Kalisa Davis (1995-98) 4. 439 Carla Holmes (1988-91) 3. .431 (85-197) Kristi Toliver (2006-present) 22. 1,052 Carala Holmes (1988-91) 4. .568 (382-673) Dafne Lee (1989-92) 5. 416 Anesia Smith (2002-05) 4. .416 (32-77) Limor Mizrachi (1992) 5. .563 (816-1,449) Vicky Bullett (1986-89) 6. 406 Subrena Rivers (1986-90) 5. .396 (21-53) Terri Bradley (1990) Scoring Average (min. 2 years) 6. .543 (621-1,143) Jasmina Perazic (1980-83) 7. 402 Marcia Richardson (1981-84) 6. .394 (26-66) Kim Bretz (1996-97) 1. 16.9 Vicky Bullett (1986-89) 7. .540 (581-1,076) Myra Waters (1979-82) 8. 383 Lisa Brown (1985-88) 7. .377 (75-199) Carla Holmes (1989-91) 2. 16.7 Crystal Langhorne (2005-pres.) 8. .539 (280-520) Branka Bogunovic (1997-00) 9. 381 Tiffany Brown (1997-00) 8. .360 (80-222) Chrissy Fisher (2003-04) 3. 16.5 Deanna Tate (1986-89) 9. .537 (703-1,310) Christy Winters (1987-90) 10. 371 Sonia Chase (1995-98) 9. .353 (24-68) Lisa Brown (1985-89) 4. 16.0 Kris Kirchner (1978-80) 10. .536 (618-1,154) Deanna Tate (1986-89) 11. 364 Vicki Brick (2000, 02-04) 10. .354 (95-268) Ashleigh Newman (2005-pres.) 5. 14.5 Shay Doron (2004-present) 11. .529 (592-1,119) Chequita Wood (1983-86) 12. 361 Shay Doron (2004-pres.) .352 (101-287) Terri Daniels (2000-03) 6. 14.3 Jessie Hicks (1990-93) 12. .526 (693-1,318) M. Richardson (1981-84) 13. 354 Terri Daniels (2000-03) 12. .347 (167-482) Marché Strickland (1999-02) 7. 14.2 Tara Heiss (1975-78) 13. .515 (436-847) Jane Zivalich (1976-79) 14. 342 Jasmina Perazic (1980-83) 13. .341 (28-82) Aluma Goren (1991-91) 8. 13.8 Malissa Boles (1992-93) 14. .509 (325-639) Betsy Bailey (1978-79) 15. 311 Kelley Gibson (1995-99) 14. .332 (135-407) Shay Doron (2004-present) 9. 13.7 Christy Winters (1987-90) 15. .502 (349-694) Katrina Colleton (1990-93) 10. 13.6 Marcia Richardson (1981-84) Steals 11. 13.1 Deedee Warley (1999-2002) Field Goals Attempted 1. 315 Debbie Lytle (1980-83) 12. 12.9 Myra Waters (1979-82) 1. 1,449 Vicky Bullett (1986-89) 2. 309 Sonia Chase (1995-98) 13. 12.5 Betsy Bailey (1978-79) 2. 1,408 Marche Strickland (1999-2002) 3. 293 Deanna Tate (1986-89) 14. 12.4 Jasmina Perazic (1980-83) 3. 1,318 Marcia Richardson (1981-84) 4. 266 Renneika Razor (2000-03) 12.4 Marché Strickland (1999-2002) 4. 1,315 Shay Doron (2004-pres.) 5. 241 Myra Waters (1979-82) 5. 1,310 Christy Winters (1987-90) 6. 236 Chequita Wood (1983-86) Rebounds 6. 1,248 Stephanie Cross (1995-98) 7. 225 Vicki Brick (2000, 02-04) 1. 968 Vicky Bullett (1986-89) 7. 1,183 Tara Heiss (1975-78) 8. 220 Vicky Bullett (1986-89) 2. 936 Kris Kirchner (1978-80) 8. 1,164 Deedee Warley (1999-2002) 9. 212 Lisa Brown (1985-88) 3. 782 Myra Waters (1979-82) 9. 1,159 Kris Kirchner (1978-80) 10. 201 Shay Doron (2004-present) 4. 777 Crystal Langhorne (2005-pres.) 10. 1,154 Deanna Tate (1986-89) 11. 190 Tiffany Brown (1997-00) 5. 723 Christy Winters (1987-90) 11. 1,143 Jasmina Perazic (1980-83) 12. 188 Stephanie Cross (1995-98) 6. 716 Stephanie Cross (1995-98) 12. 1,138 Sonia Chase (1995-98) 13. 182 Marcia Richardson (1981-84) 7. 703 Jessie Hicks (1990-93) 13. 1,124 Lisa Brown (1985-88) 14. 172 Anesia Smith (2002-05) 703 Chequita Wood (1983-86) 14. 1,119 Chequita Wood (1983-86) 15. 162 Subrena Rivers (1986-90) 9. 690 Deedee Warley (1999-2002) 15. 1,104 Jessie Hicks (1990-93) 10. 681 Subrena Rivers (1986-90) Blocks 11. 672 Bonnie Rimkus (1991-94) Free Throws Made 1. 186 Kris Kirchner (1978-80) 1. 458 Shay Doron (2004-present) 12. 668 Debbie Lytle (1980-83) 2. 170 Vicky Bullett (1986-89) 2. 386 Deedee Warley (1999-2002) 13. 585 Renneika Razor (2000-03) 3. 137 Jessie Hicks (1990-93) 3. 316 Crystal Langhorne (2005-pres.) 14. 583 Debbie Stewart (1977-79) 4. 109 Laura Harper (2005-present) 4. 303 Jessie Hicks (1990-93) 575 Lydia McAliley (1979-82) 5. 97 Krystal Kimrey (1977-80) 5. 296 Vicky Bullett (1986-89) 6. 91 Christy Winters (1987-90) 6. 287 Kris Kirchner (1978-80) Rebound Average 7. 86 Chequita Wood (1983-86) 287 Deanna Tate (1986-89) (min. 2 years) 8. 74 Debbie Lytle (1980-83) 8. 278 Renneika Razor (2000-03) 1. 10.5 Kris Kirchner (1978-80) 9. 71 Crystal Washington (2001-04) 9. 273 Christy Winters (1987-90) 2. 9.1 Crystal Langhorne (2005-pres.) 71 Rosita Melbourne (1999-2002) 10. 261 Myra Waters (1979-82) 3. 9.0 Angela Scott (1975-77) 11. 66 Marissa Coleman (2006-present) 11. 256 Sonia Chase (1995-98) 4. 8.5 Vicky Bullett (1986-89) 66 Myra Waters (1979-82) 12. 247 Debbie Lytle (1980-83) 5. 7.9 Debbie Jones (1977-78) 13. 65 Carolin Dehn-Duhr (1985-87) 13. 244 Marcia Richardson (1981-84) 7.3 Laura Harper (2005-pres.) 14. 62 Bonnie Rimkus (1991-94) 14. 241 Jane Zivalich (1976-79) 6. 7.1 Debbie Stewart (1977-79) 15. 55 Deedee Warley (1999-2002) 7.1 Myra Waters (1979-82) 15. 233 Stephanie Cross (1995-98) 8. 6.5 Stephanie Cross (1995-98) 9. 6.3 Jessie Hicks (1990-93) Free Throw Attempts 3-Pt. Field Goals Made 10. 6.2 Chequita Wood (1983-86) 1. 570 Shay Doron (2004-pres.) 1. 172 Tiffany Brown (1997-00) 11. 6.1 Bonnie Rimkus (1991-94) 2. 543 Deedee Warley (1999-2002) 2. 167 Marché Strickland (1999-2002) 12. 6.0 Debbie Lytle (1980-83) 3. 501 Crystal Langhorne (2005-pres.) 3. 135 Shay Doron (2004-present) 6.0 Deedee Warley (1999-2002) 4. 500 Renneika Razor (2000-03) 4. 101 Terri Daniels (2000-03) 14. 5.9 Christy Winters (1987-90) 500 Jessie Hicks (1990-93) 5. 95 Ashleigh Newman (2005-present) 5.9 Sonia Chase (1995-98) 6. 418 Kris Kirchner (1978-80) 6. 85 Kristi Toliver (2006-present) 7. 408 Vicky Bullett (1986-89) 7. 80 Chrissy Fisher (2003-04) 8. 402 Christy Winters (1987-90) 8. 75 Carla Holmes (1989-91) 400 Sonia Chase (1995-98) 9. 72 Marissa Coleman (2006-present) 10. 379 Deanna Tate (1986-89) 10. 67 Kelley Gibson (1995-99) 11. 363 Debbie Lytle (1980-83) 11. 44 Kalika France (2004-present) 12. 361 Stephanie Cross (1995-98) 12. 39 Lillian Purvis (1995-97) 13. 355 Myra Waters (1979-82) 13. 32 Limor Mizarachi (1992) Bold Italic indicates where averages rank if 14. 332 Jane Zivalich (1976-79) 14. 28 Aluma Goren (1991) the season ended today. 15. 323 Dafne Lee (1989-92)