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NEW HAMPSHIRE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL UNH ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS - 145 MAIN STREET - DURHAM, N.H. - UNHWILDCATS.COM ALLEN LESSELS/BRANDON POLI (WBB CONTACTS) (603) 731-3768 - [email protected] / (603) 862-3835 - [email protected] 2017-18 SCHEDULE NEW HAMPSHIRE MEDIA NOVEMBER 11 SAT. @ XAVIER L 66-71 (OT) WILDCATS INFORMATION 15 WED. BOSTON UNIVERSITY & W 72-57 VENUE: Cross Insurance Center| Bangor, Maine 18 SAT. @ WAGNER W 65-53 Video: ESPN3 21 TUES. @BRYANT W 74-65 15-9|6-5 25 SAT. LA SALLE @ LEHIGH L 51-59 OVERALL AMERICA EAST 26 SUN. FAIRFIELD @ LEHIGH W 71-61 Home: 8-3 3-3 29 WED. COLBY-SAWYER COLLEGE & W 64-40 Road: 6-5 3-2 DECEMBER Neutral: 1-1 0-0 1 FRI. NORTHEASTERN & W 65-50 Last 5: 1-4 1-4 5 TUES. @DARTMOUTH L 49-57 Last 10: 5-5 5-5 VS 9 SAT. MANHATTAN COLLEGE W 68-55 LIVE STATS: sidearmstats.com/umaine/wbball 17 SUN. @BOSTON COLLEGE& L 55-64 (OT) 20 WED. @SACRED HEART W 74-47 TWITTER: @UNHHoops 29 FRI. CORNELL UNIVERSITY W 48-45 MAINE JANUARY 3 WED. UMBC &• W 56-51 BLACK BEARS 6 SAT. @UALBANY&• L 53-66 INSIDE 10 WED. @ BINGHAMTON&• W 63-61 15 MON. UMASS LOWELL &• W 66-45 16-8|9-2 THE SERIES 18 THURS. @VERMONT&• W 52-49 OVERALL AMERICA EAST SERIES VS. MAINE: 52-32 MAINE LEADS 21 SUN. @STONY BROOK&• W 51-50 STREAK: MAINE - W2 24 WED. MAINE &• L 46-56 Home: 8-2 4-1 LAST MEETING: JAN. 24, 2018 (MAINE WIN, 56-46) Road: 7-6 5-1 27 SAT. BINGHAMTON &• L 52-54 Neutral: 1-0 0-0 FIRST MEETING: 1975-76 (MAINE WIN, 68-58) 31 WED. @HARTFORD&• L 49-85 Last 5: 5-0 5-0 FEBRUARY Last 10: 8-2 8-2 3 SAT. UALBANY &• W 74-68 5 MON. VERMONT &• L 53-58 8 THURS. @MAINE &• 7 PM UNH STORYLINES 11 SUN. @UMBC&• 1 PM • UNH is 6-5 in America East and 15-9 overall after Monday’s 58-53 home loss to Vermont. 14 WED. HARTFORD &• 11 AM 17 SAT. STONY BROOK &• 1 PM • The Wildcats are tied for fourth in the league standings. 22 THURS. @ UMASS LOWELL&• 7 PM • UNH snapped Albany’s eight-game win streak on Feb. 3. FEBRUARY/MARCH 28 WED. AE FIRST ROUND TBA • Carlie Pogue had her first double-double of the season vs. Albany. 3-4 SAT/SUN. AE QUARTERFINALS/SEMIFINALS* TBA • Quarterfinals, semifinals of the league tournament are March 3 and 4 in Portland, Maine. 9 FRI. AE FINALS TBA • UNH is 8-3 in Lundholm Gymnasium this season. *AE QUARTERFINALS/SEMIFINALS AT CROSS INSURANCE ARENA, PORTLAND, ME HOME GAMES IN BOLD, NEUTRAL GAMES IN ITALICS • There are five games left, two at home, in the regular season. • AMERICA EAST GAME • The Wildcats won their first outright America East regular season championship with a 15-1 league record last & TV: ESPN3/FOX COLLEGE SPORTS/WBIN CLASSICS year. 2017-18 AMERICA EAST • Tickets for UNH home games are available at www.unhwildcats.com, by calling 603-862-4000 or at the STANDINGS Whittemore Center box office. America East Overall W L PCT. W L PCT. PROBABLE STARTERS PPG RPG APG MPG NOTES Albany 9 2 .818 20 4 .833 #2 BRITTNI LAI • 4th in league in assists with 4.1 Maine 9 2 .818 16 8 .667 Sr. | Guard | 5-6 10.0 2.6 4.1 35.0 per game Irvington, N.Y./Irvington Binghamton 7 4 .636 16 8 .667 #5 AMANDA TORRES • 4-for-4 in foul shots vs. Fr.| Guard | 5-7 2.2 1.1 0.7 15.0 New Hampshire 6 5 .545 15 9 .625 Hudson, N.H./Proctor Academy Vermont Hartford 6 5 .545 14 10 .583 #24 OLIVIA HEALY • Half her 16 points vs. Vermont in Sr. | Guard/Forward | 5-10 12.4 6.4 2.3 33.8 Stony Brook 5 6 .455 13 11 .542 Reading, Mass./Reading 4th period Vermont 4 6 .400 7 16 .304 #35 KAT FOGARTY • One of two Wildcats (with Healy) Sr. | Forward | 6-2 11.8 5.9 1.4 33.7 to start all 24 games UMBC 2 8 .200 3 20 .130 Westminster, Mass./Marist College #32 CARLIE POGUE • 22 points vs. Maine on Jan. 24 UMass Lowell 0 10 .000 3 20 .130 Sr. | Center | 6-2 14.7 6.1 1.0 30.5 Cincinnati, Ohio/Princeton *BASED OFF OF STARTERS FROM THE PREVIOUS GAME THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Senior Olivia Healy scored 16 points and senior Aliza Simpson had QUICK FACTS 11 points and seven rebounds to lead the Wildcats in a 58-53 loss to Vermont on Monday night in Lundholm Gymnasium. Senior Brittni Lai GENERAL INFORMATION had nine points and six rebounds. The Wildcats hit a season-high seven Location: ��Durham, N.H. 03824 three-point shots in the game. Simpson had three of them. UNH was Founded: �� 1866 coming off a 74-68 win over league-leading Albany. Enrollment: ��14,596 President: �� Mark Huddleston UNH is 15-9 overall and 6-5 in America East and in a battle for a top Athletic Director: ��Marty Scarano four spot in the league standings. Albany and Maine are tied for the Deputy Athletic Director: ��Steve Metcalf top spot with 9-2 league records. Binghamton is third at 7-4. New Senior Associate A.D. for Compliance/SWA: ��Michelle Bronner Hampshire and Hartford are tied for fourth at 6-5 and Stony Brook is sixth at 5-6. Faculty Representative: ��Dr. Heather Barber Colors: ��Navy Blue and White Pogue leads four Wildcats in double figures at 14.7 points a game. Nickname: ��Wildcats Healy is next at 12.4, senior Kat Fogarty is at 11.8 and Lai at 10. Healy Affiliation: ��NCAA Division I leads in rebounds at 6.4, Pogue’s at 6.1, Fogarty at 5.9 and Simpson at Conference: �� America East 4.8. Arena (Capacity): �� Lundholm Gymnasium (2,500) Basketball Office Phone: �� (603) 862-0281 Basketball Office Fax: �� (603) 862-3839 The Wildcats are second in America East in scoring defense, allowing 57 Main Athletics Office: �� (603) 862-1850 points a game. They average 59.9 points a game, which is seventh-best Athletic Website: ��UNHWildcats.com in the league in scoring offense. UNH Athletics Facebook: ��/UNHWildcats UNH Athletics Twitter: ��@UNHWildcats UNH Women’s Basketball Twitter: ��@UNHHoops UNH Athletics Instagram: ��@UNHWildcats The Wildcats went 26-6 overall last season and were 15-1 in the UNH Women’s Basketball Instagram: ��@unhwbb America East Conference to grab their first outright regular season UNH Athletics YouTube: ��/UNHAthletics league title. They return a veteran group – led by Carlie Pogue, the reigning America East Player of the Year, and three other players who won league postseason honors. WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF INFORMATION Head Basketball Coach: ��Maureen Magarity (Marist, ’03) Career Record/Years: �� 111-101/11th Season The returning players combined to score 55.7 points of the 61.3 points Record at School/Years: ��111-101/Eighth Season UNH scored per game last year. Pogue averaged 16.6 points and 7.9 Assistant Coach: ��Brendan Copes (Marist, ‘03) rebounds a game to lead the team in both categories and pull down Assistant Coach: �� Kelsey Hogan (New Hampshire, ‘14) the program’s first Player of the Year honors in nearly three decades. Assistant Coach:...... Jade Singleton (Duquesne ’08) TEAM INFORMATION 2016-17 Overall Record: �� 26-6 UNH was picked to finish sixth in last year’s America East preseason 2016-17 Conference Record/Finish: ��15-1/First Place coaches’ poll. Coach Maureen Magarity’s squad was picked to finish Lettermen Returning/Lost: ��13/2 first in the preseason poll this year. Starters Returning/Lost: ��5/0 Newcomers: ��2 2017-18 Captains: �� Kat Fogarty, Brittni Lai, Peyton Booth, Emily Peters Pogue was also a first-team All-Conference pick last year. Kat Fogarty averaged 10.4 points and 5.8 rebounds and was named second-team MEDIA INFORMATION All-Conference. Brittni Lai and Olivia Healy both were named to the All- Asst. Director of Athletic Comm./WBB Contact: ��Allen Lessels/ Brandon Poli Conference third team. Lai averaged 11.1 points and 3.3 assists a game Lessels Cell: ��(603) 731-3768 and Healy scored 8.7 points and pulled down 5.7 rebounds. Poli Cell:...... (207) 659-5121 Lessels E-Mail: �� [email protected] The 2016-17 Wildcats set a program record for wins (the previous mark Poli E-Mail:...... [email protected] was 23 in 1982-83) and with their regular season league title earned a Assoc. Athletic Director for Communications ��Mike Murphy spot in the WNIT. Murphy’s Office ��(603) 862-3906 Murphy’s Cell ��(603) 969-0774 Murphy’s E-Mail ��[email protected]

STATISTICAL ANALYSIS WILDCATS BLACK BEARS 59.9 ...... SCORING AVERAGE...... 64.0 57.0...... SCORING DEFENSE...... 55.3 +2.9...... SCORING MARGIN...... +8.7 39.3% ...... FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE...... 41.2% 39.3%...... FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE...... 38.3% 25.5% ...... 3-POINT PERCENTAGE...... 32.8% 28.9% ...... 3-POINT PERCENTAGE DEFENSE...... 28.3% 71.9% ...... FREE THROW PERCENTAGE...... 67.5% 35.0...... REBOUNDING AVERAGE...... 36.4 +0.7...... REBOUNDING MARGIN...... +2.4 13.0...... ASSISTS AVERAGE...... 14.7 13.9...... TURNOVER AVERAGE...... 14.9 6.9...... STEALS AVERAGE...... 9.7 2.6...... BLOCKS AVERAGE...... 2.2 C. POGUE (14.7) ...... POINTS PER GAME LEADER...... B. Millan (17.8) O. HEALY (6.4) ...... REBOUNDS PER GAME LEADER...... T. Sutton (6.8) B. LAI (4.1)...... ASSISTS PER GAME LEADER...... T. Sutton (3.1) K. FOGARTY (16)...... BLOCKS LEADER...... B. Millan (17) O. HEALY (38)...... STEALS LEADER...... B. Millan (74) C. POGUE (.469)...... FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE LEADER...... B. Millan (.460) A. SIMPSON (.362)...... 3-POINT PERCENTAGE LEADER...... B. Millan (.364) B. LAI (.802)...... FREE THROW PERCENTAGE LEADER...... J. Brosseau (.795) 2017-18 INDIVIDUAL NOTABLE CAREER PERFORMANCES PERFORMANCES 20-Point Performances (chronological order) Carlie Pogue (X16), Brittni Lai (X4), Ashley Storey (X1) Olivia Healy (X2) Kat Fogarty (X2) 20, Carlie Pogue vs. Albany (Feb. 8, 2018) 22, Carlie Pogue vs. Maine (Jan. 24, 2018) 21, Kat Fogarty at Vermont (Jan. 18, 2018) 20, Olivia Healy at Binghamton (Jan. 10, 2018) 20, Brittni Lai at Albany (Jan. 6, 2018) 20-Point Performances (chronological order) 24, Brittni Lai vs. Manhattan (Dec. 9, 2017) Carlie Pogue (X5), Brittni Lai (X2) , Olivia Healy (X2) Kat 20, Carlie Pogue vs. Manhattan (Dec. 9, 2017) 23, Carlie Pogue vs. Northeastern (Dec. 1, 2017) Fogarty (X1) 20, Olivia Healy at Bryant (Nov. 21, 2017) 23, Carlie Pogue at Bryant (Nov. 21, 2017) 20, Carlie Pogue vs. Albany (Feb. 3, 2018) 23, Carlie Pogue vs. Stony Brook (March 4, 2017) 24, Carlie Pogue vs. Vermont (Feb. 9, 2017) 22, Carlie Pogue vs. Maine (Jan. 24, 2018) 23, Carlie Pogue at UMass Lowell (Jan. 25, 2017) 21, Kat Fogarty at Vermont (Jan. 18, 2018) 25, Carlie Pogue vs. Hartford (Jan. 22, 2017) 20, Brittni Lai vs. Albany (Jan. 11, 2017) 20, Olivia Healy at Binghamton (Jan. 10, 2018) 23, Kat Fogarty vs. Dartmouth (Dec. 31, 2016) 25, Carlie Pogue at Manhattan (Dec. 28, 2016) 20, Brittni Lai at Albany (Jan. 6, 2018) 25, Brittni Lai at Siena (Dec. 6, 2016) 24, Brittni Lai vs. Manhattan (Dec. 9, 2017) 26, Carlie Pogue at Northeastern (Dec. 1, 2016) 20, Carlie Pogue at Cornell (Nov. 11, 2016) 20, Carlie Pogue vs. Manhattan (Dec. 9, 2017) 22, Carlie Pogue at UMBC (Feb. 28, 2016) 22, Ashley Storey vs. Binghamton (Feb. 6, 2016) 23, Carlie Pogue vs. Northeastern (Dec. 1, 2017) 22, Carlie Pogue vs. Siena (Dec. 9, 2015) 20, Carlie Pogue vs. Maine (March 1, 2015) 20, Olivia Healy at Bryant (Nov. 21, 2017) 24, Carlie Pogue vs. Daniel Webster (Dec. 7, 2014) 23, Carlie Pogue at Bryant (Nov. 21, 2017) 30-Point Performances (chronological order) Brittni Lai (X1), Carlie Pogue (X2) 31, Carlie Pogue at UMBC (Feb. 26, 2017) 30-Point Performances (chronological order) 32, Carlie Pogue vs. Binghamton (Feb. 12, 2017) 31, Brittni Lai vs. Bryant (Nov. 23, 2016) 10-Rebound Performances (chronological order) Carlie Pogue (X14), Kat Fogarty (X4) , Ashley Storey (X2), 10-Rebound Performances (chronological order) Aliza Simpson (X2), Olivia Healy (X3) 12, Carlie Pogue vs. Albany (Feb. 3, 2018) Carlie Pogue (X1), Kat Fogarty (X1), Olivia Healy (X3) 10, Olivia Healy vs. Binghamton (Jan. 27, 2018) Aliza Simpson (X1) 10, Aliza Simpson at Vermont (Jan. 18, 2018) 11, Olivia Healy at Binghamton (Jan. 10, 2018) 12, Carlie Pogue vs. Albany (Feb. 3, 2018) 10, Olivia Healy at Dartmouth (Dec. 5, 2017) 11, Kat Fogarty at Xavier (Nov. 11, 2017) 10, Olivia Healy vs. Binghamton (Jan. 27, 2018) 10, Carlie Pogue vs. Maine (March 5, 2017) 10, Aliza Simpson at Vermont (Jan. 18, 2018) 10, Carlie Pogue at Maine (Feb. 15, 2017) 17, Carlie Pogue vs. Binghamton (Feb. 12, 2017) 11, Olivia Healy at Binghamton (Jan. 10, 2018) 10, Kat Fogarty at Albany (Feb. 6, 2017) 11, Kat Fogarty vs. UMBC (Jan. 28, 2017) 10, Olivia Healy at Dartmouth (Dec. 5, 2017) 12, Carlie Pogue at Vermont (Jan. 16, 2017) 10, Ashley Storey vs. Stony Brook (Jan. 4, 2016) 11, Kat Fogarty at Xavier (Nov. 11, 2017) 13, Carlie Pogue at Manhattan (Dec. 28, 2016) 11, Kat Fogarty vs. Yale (Dec. 11, 2016) 13, Carlie Pogue at Northeastern (Dec. 1, 2016) 10-Assist Performances (chronological order) 10, Ashley Storey vs. NEC (Nov. 14, 2016) 10, Carlie Pogue at Cornell (Nov. 11, 2016) Brittni Lai (X1) 10, Carlie Pogue vs. Binghamton (Feb. 6, 2016) 10, Brittni Lai at Bryant (Nov. 21, 2017) 11, Carlie Pogue vs. Northeastern (Dec. 2, 2015) 11, Aliza Simpson at Dartmouth (Nov. 16, 2015) 10, Carlie Pogue vs. Maine (March 1, 2015) 17, Carlie Pogue vs. Binghamton (Jan. 18, 2015) Double-Doubles (chronological order) 10, Carlie Pogue vs. UMBC (Jan. 10, 2015) Carlie Pogue (X1), Kat Fogarty (X1), Olivia Healy (X3) 11, Carlie Pogue vs. Daniel Webster (Dec. 7, 2014) 20 pts & 12 rbs, Carlie Pogue vs. Albany (Feb. 3, 2018) Double-Doubles (chronological order) Carlie Pogue (X13), Kat Fogarty (X4), Ashley Storey (X1), Olivia Healy (X3) 13 pts & 10 rbs, Olivia Healy vs Binghamton (Jan. 27, 2018) 20 pts, & 12 rbs, Carlie Pogue vs. Albany (Feb. 3, 2018) 13 pts, & 10 rbs, Olivia Healy vs. Binghamton (Jan. 27, 2018) 23 pts & 11 rbs, Olivia Healy at Binghamton (Jan. 10, 2018) 23 pts, & 11 rbs, Olivia Healy at Binghamton (Jan. 10, 2018) 17 pts & 10 rbs, Olivia Healy at Dartmouth (Dec. 5, 2017) 17 pts, & 10 rbs, Olivia Healy at Dartmouth (Dec. 5, 2017) 18 pts, & 11 rbs, Kat Fogarty at Xavier (Nov. 11, 2017) 18 pts & 11 rbs, Kat Fogarty at Xavier (Nov. 11, 2017) 13 pts & 10 rbs, Carlie Pogue vs. Maine (March 5, 2017) 19 pts & 10 rbs, Carlie Pogue at Maine (Feb. 15, 2017) 32 pts & 17 rbs, Carlie Pogue vs. Binghamton (Feb. 12, 2017) 12 pts & 10 rbs, Kat Fogarty at Albany (Feb. 6, 2017) 12 pts & 11 rbs, Kat Fogarty vs. UMBC (Jan. 28, 2017) 15 pts & 12 rbs, Carlie Pogue at Vermont (Jan. 16, 2017) 13 pts & 10 rbs, Ashley Storey vs. Stony Brook (Jan. 4, 2017) 25 pts & 13 rbs, Carlie Pogue at Manhattan (Dec. 28, 2016) 17 pts & 11 rbs, Kat Fogarty vs. Yale (Dec. 11, 2016) 26 pts & 13 rbs, Carlie Pogue at Northeastern (Dec. 1, 2016) 20 pts & 13 rbs, Carlie Pogue at Cornell (Nov. 11, 2016) 13 pts & 11 rbs, Carlie Pogue vs. Northeastern (Dec. 2, 2015) 20 pts & 10 rbs, Carlie Pogue vs. Maine (March 1, 2015) 18 pts & 12 rbs, Carlie Pogue vs. UMass Lowell (Jan. 19, 2015) 17 pts & 17 rbs, Carlie Pogue vs. Binghamton (Jan. 18, 2015) 10 pts & 10 rbs, Carlie Pogue vs. UMBC (Jan. 10, 2015) 24 pts & 11 rbs, Carlie Pogue vs. Daniel Webster (Dec. 12, 2014) SCOUTING MAINE Magarity earned America East Coach of the Year honors last season. She was also a finalist for the Women’s Basketball Coaches Blanca Millan, a 6-foot-1 sophomore guard, scored 19 points and had Association Coach of the Year award. eight rebounds and six steals to lead the black Bears to a seventh straight win, 59-56, over Hartford on Monday night in Bangor. CARLIE’S CLIMBING: Carlie Pogue, the America East Player of the Sophomore guard Julie Brousseau also had 19 points, including five Year last season, has broken into the Top 10 on a few UNH career lists. three-point shots. The Black Bears, who lead the league in made three- She is at No. 7 on the scoring list with 1,428 career points. Orsi Farkas pointers, had 10 in the game. They average eight a game. (1996-2000) is at No. 6 with 1,434. Elizabeth Belanger (1,453) is No. 5 with 1,453. Pogue is tied at No. 9 in rebounding with Kelly Butterfield Maine improved to 16-8 overall and 9-2 in America East. (1981-85) with 678. Candace Williams (2006-10) is No. 8 at 699. Pogue is No. 8 in career blocked shots with 75. Kris Kinney (1985-89) is No. 7 Millan scored five points in Maine’s first game of the season, a loss to with 77 and Ray Williams (2003-07) is at No. 6 with 84. Tulane, and has been in double figures in the 23 games since. Millan leads the Black Bears in scoring and is fourth in America East at 17.8 FOR THE DEFENSE: UNH is second in America East in scoring points per game. She is fourth in field goal percentage (171-for-372 for defense. The Wildcats allow 57 points a game. Maine leads the 46 percent. She leads the league in steals with 3.1 per game and is fifth league at 55.3. UNH led the league in scoring defense last year when in three-pointers made with 52. Brosseau averages 12 points a game it gave up 55 points a game. and junior guard Tanesha Sutton is at 10.8. Brosseau is fourth in the league in three-pointers with 53. Sutton is fourth in rebounds with 6.8. SIMPSON ON THE MOVE: Aliza Simpson has moved into the Top 20 in a couple of career categories. She’s No. 15 in three-point field goals The Black Bears average 64 points a game and lead the league in scoring with 89. Marcie Lane (1991-94) is at No. 14 with 95. Simpson is No. 15 defense, allowing 55.3 points a game. Maine has made 192 three- in assists with 253. Christine Gulas (1982-84) is No. 14 with 264. pointers to lead the league. UNH has made 72 treys, which is last in the league. DOUBLE THE FUN: Carlie Pogue scored 20 points and had 12 rebounds in UNH’s 74-68 win over league-leading Albany on Feb. Amy Vachon is in her first season as interim head coach at Maine. She 3 for her first double-double of the season. It was the fifth double- took the team over for the final 17 games last season after coach Richard double for the team. Olivia Healy scored 13 points and had 10 Barron left on a medical leave. A 2000 graduate of Maine, Vachon is in rebounds in a 54-52 loss to Binghamton on Jan. 27 for her third her seventh year on the coaching staff. double-double. Healy had a career high 23 points and had 11 rebounds in a 63-61 win at Binghamton on Jan. 10. She had 17 points UNH swept the regular season series from Maine last year. The Black and 10 rebounds against Dartmouth on Dec. 5. Kat Fogarty had 18 Bears beat New Hampshire, 62-51, in the America East semifinals played points and 11 rebounds against Xavier on Nov. 11 for UNH’s first in the Cross Insurance Arena in Portland in early March. Maine beat double-double of the season. UNH, 56-46, on Jan. 24 in Durham. BUZZER BEATERS: Three of UNH’s four straight league wins from UPCOMING: The Wildcats have just five regular season games starting Jan. 10 to Jan. 21 came on baskets in the closing seconds. A Brittni Thursday at Maine. They are at UMBC on Sunday, Feb. 11. UNH returns Lai bucket with a couple of seconds left beat Binghamton, 63-61, on home to play its Education Day game against Hartford on Wednesday, the road Jan. 10. A Fogarty basket with 9.3 seconds left at Vermont Feb. 14 at 11 a.m. The Wildcats play their final regular season home on Jan. 18 put UNH on top in what became a 52-49 win. Carlie Pogue game against Stony Brook on Saturday, Feb. 17 at 1 p.m. for Senior Day. scored with two seconds left to lift the Wildcats over Stony Brook on The regular season closes with a game at UMass Lowell on Thursday, Jan. 21. All three of those wins came on the road. Feb. 22 at 7 p.m. RALLY TIME: The Wildcats have rallied from behind in the fourth PORTLAND TOWN: Tickets are on sale for the quarterfinals and quarter on the way to four of their six America East wins this season. semifinals of the America East tournament that will be played for They trailed Vermont 37-34 after three periods before rallying to the second year at Cross Insurance Arena in Portland, Maine. The a 52-49 win on Jan. 18. They trailed UMBC, 38-33, heading into quarterfinals are scheduled for Saturday, March 3 and the semifinals the fourth quarter on Jan. 3 and roared back for a 56-51 victory. for Sunday, March 4. Tickets for the games in Portland are available Binghamton owned a 49-46 lead going into the fourth period on Jan. at www.crossarenaportland.com. The championship game will be 10 and UNH pulled out a 63-61 win. UNH led at Stony Brook going played on Friday, March 9 at the home of the top seed remaining in the into the fourth quarter, but trailed in the last minute before pulling tournament. The games in Portland will be on ESPN3 and the title game out a 51-50 victory. The Wildcats came from behind to win another will be on ESPNU. A first-round game will be played Wednesday, Feb. 28 America East game as well. On Jan. 15, they trailed UMass Lowell with the No. 8 team in the standings playing host to the No. 9. 25-22 at the half and took their first lead at 32-30 with 5:18 left in the third period on the way to a 66-45 win. PLAY4KAY: The Saturday, Feb. 3 contest against Albany was the team’s Play4Kay game in support of the Kay Yow Cancer Foundation, breast GOOD MORNING: The Wagner, Dartmouth and UMBC games had cancer awareness and the fight against all women’s cancers. Originally morning start times. They were three of four UNH games scheduled called Think Pink, the organization was founded by the late Kay Yow, the before noon this season. The Wildcats play Hartford on Wednesday, head women’s basketball coach at North Carolina State University. Yow Feb. 14 at 11 a.m. for Education Day. battled breast cancer off and on for 22 years before passing away from the illness in 2009. THE CAPTAINS: Kat Fogarty, Brittni Lai, senior guard Peyton Booth (Wadsworth, Ohio) and junior guard Emily Peters (Lindstrom, Minn.) GOOD SEATS ARE AVAILABLE: Individual and group tickets for UNH are captains for the 2017-18 Wildcats. women’s basketball games are available at www.unhwildcats.com, by calling 603-862-4000 or at the Whittemore Center box office. “All four are tremendous leaders and each brings something different to the group,” Magarity said. “Kat and Peyton were our captains last HOME AGAIN: The Wildcats are 8-3 at home in Lundholm Gymnasium year and obviously did a great job and were deserving again. All four this season. They were 14-2 in their Lundholm games last season. of them stood out as leaders during the offseason and we’re excited to have them as our captains.” THE COACH: Maureen Magarity is in her eighth season as head coach of the Wildcats. She directed the program to a 26-6 record and its first outright America East regular season championship in 2016-17. The team won as many as 20 games for only the third time in its history and TITLE TIME: Last year’s America East regular season championship first since the 1983-84 season. The program’s previous record for wins was UNH’s first outright league title. The Wildcats shared the was 23 in 1982-83. championship of what was then the Seaboard Conference with Northeastern in 1984-85. Both teams had 4-1 records in the league. One of last season’s featured victories was a 50-44 decision over Maine in Lundholm Gymnasium on Jan. 19. That win was Magarity’s 100th as head coach of the Wildcats. She owns a 126-109 overall record at UNH. Magarity ranks fourth in all-time coaching wins at UNH. Kathy Sanborn (1986-97) was 170-127 in her 11 seasons. Cecelia DeMarco (1977-86) went 136-86 in her nine seasons and Sue Johnson (1997-2007) was 133- 150 in her 10 seasons. AMERICA EAST WHAT HAPPENED LAST TIME? Maine - 56, UNH - 46 STAT RANKINGS Lundholm Gymnasium|Durham, N.H. January 24, 2018 2017-18 Pogue Leads 'Cats in Loss to Maine DURHAM, N.H. – Senior center Carlie Pogue (Cincinnati, Ohio) scored 22 points and pulled down seven rebounds, but it wasn't enough and the University of New Hampshire INDIVIDUAL women's basketball team lost to Maine, 56-46, in Lundholm Gymnasium on Wednesday POINTS PER GAME night.

Carlie Pogue, 14.7, 6th The Wildcats are 14-6 overall and Maine is 12-8. The teams are each 5-2 in America East and are tied for second place in the league. UNH is now 7-1 at home this season. Kat Fogarty, 12.4, 9th Senior forward Kat Fogarty (Westminster, Mass.) had nine points and four rebounds. Senior forward Olivia Healy (Reading, Mass.) had nine rebounds. Freshman guard Amanda Torres REBOUNDING (Hudson, N.H.) scored a season-high seven points. The Wildcats played without senior Olivia Healy, 6.4, 6th guard Brittni Lai (Irvington, N.Y.) who missed the game with an illness. HIGHLIGHTS Carlie Pogue, 6.1, 7th Pogue hit the 20-point mark for the fourth time this season and the first since Dec. 9. The 22 points were one shy of her season high. Kat Fogarty, 5.9, 9th Pogue made eight of her 12 field goals and six of her seven foul shots.

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE The Wildcats had a 35-30 edge in rebounds. Healy led the 'Cats on the boards and senior guard Aliza Simpson (Londonderry, N.H.) had six rebounds. Carlie Pogue, .469, 3rd UNH held Maine to a three-for-15 night in three-point shots. The Black Bears average 7.8 three-pointers a game to lead the league.

ASSISTS PER GAME Brittni Lai, 4.1, 4th HOW IT HAPPENED Maine had a 19-13 lead after one period and was up 31-26 at the half.

Pogue scored 11 points and had a couple of rebounds in the first half. The Wildcats had 18 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE rebounds to Maine's 10 in the first half. But they also had 11 turnovers to Maine's four.

Brittni Lai, .802, 5th Down by as many as 11 points in the third quarter, UNH got the Maine lead down to 43-39 at the end of the period when Fogarty hit a three-pointer at the buzzer. Kat Fogarty, .786, 6th Carlie Pogue, .692, 8th The Wildcats have rallied from behind on the fourth quarter for four of their five league wins. A jumper by Pogue tied the game at 45-45 with 6:19 to play. But Blanca Millan scored six straight points for Maine and her team pulled away from there. BLOCKS PER GAME WILDCAT NOTES Kat Fogarty, 0.7, T-6th UNH swept the regular season series against Maine last season. The teams meet for the second time on Thursday, Feb. 8 in Bangor at 7 p.m. Carlie Pogue, 0.7, T-6th Healy and Simpson each had three of UNH's 11 assists. Olivia Healy, 0.6, T-10th Torres twice had scored five points for her previous high. She also had a couple of rebounds, an assist, a block and a steal in her 26 minutes. UNH had 11 offensive rebounds to Maine's six. Healy had five offensive rebounds. ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO The Wildcats had 10 points off the bench and Maine had none. UNH outscored Maine 11-6 in second-chance points. Brittni Lai, 1.8, 3rd The Wildcats had 18 turnovers. Maine had 10 turnovers. Maine had a 26-24 edge in points in the paint and 8-0 lead in fast-break points. UNH was 2-for-11 in three-pointers. The Wildcats made 15 of their 46 field goals (32.6 percent). They made 14 of their 23 foul shots (60.9 percent). Maine was 22-for-51 (43.1 percent from the field and 9-for-12 (75 percent) from the foul line. INDIVIDUAL NOTES

UNH Kat Fogarty: 9 points / 7 rebounds TEAM Olivia Healy: 9 rebounds Carlie Pogue: 22 points / 7 rebounds SCORING OFFENSE Maine UNH, 59.9, 7th Fanny Wadling: 14 points / 10 rebounds Blanca Millan: 16 points / 4 rebounds Tanesha Sutton: 15 points / 5 rebounds SCORING DEFENSE UNH, 57.0, 2nd FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE UNH, .393, 5th FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE UNH, .393, 5th 3-PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE UNH, .289, 4th FREE THROW PERCENTAGE UNH, .719, 3rd REBOUNDING DEFENSE UNH, 34.3, 4th ASSISTS UNH, 13.04, 5th BLOCKS UNH, 2.63, 5th TURNOVER MARGIN UNH, 1.83, 5th ASSISTS/TURNOVER RATIO UNH, 0.94, 2nd AMERICA EAST SITUATIONAL PRESEASON POLL (2017-18) TEAM (FIRST PLACE VOTES) POINTS RECORDS 1. New Hampshire (8): �� 64 UNH’S RECORD... OFFENSIVELY... 2. UAlbany (1): �� 53 Overall ��15-9 when UNH scores under 50 points ��1-3 Home ��8-3 when UNH scores 50-59 ��3-5 3. Binghamton: �� 51 vs. America East ��3-3 when UNH scores 60-69 ��6-1 4. Hartford: �� 43 vs. non-conference ��5-0 when UNH scores 70-79 ��5-0 5. UMBC: �� 36 Away ��6-5 when UNH scores 80+ ��0-0 6. Maine: �� 31 vs. America East ��3-2 7. Vermont: �� 24 vs. non-conference ��3-3 DEFENSIVELY... Neutral ��1-1 when UNH allows less than 50 points ��5-0 8. Stony Brook: �� 16 when UNH allows 50-59 ��6-5 9. UMass Lowell: �� 8 CONFERENCE BREAKDOWN... when UNH allows 60-69 ��4-2 America East ��6-5 when UNH allows 70-79 ��0-1 AMERICA EAST ACC ��0-1 when UNH allows 80+ ��0-1 CAA ��1-0 PRESEASON Ivy ��1-1 FG PERCENTAGE... ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM (2017-18) MAAC ��2-0 when UNH shoots below 30% ��0-1 NAC ��1-0 when UNH shoots 30-39.9% ��5-6 Carlie Pogue, Sr., New Hampshire NEC ��3-0 when UNH shoots 40-44.9% ��6-2 Sierra DaCosta, So., Hartford Patriot ��1-0 when UNH shoots 45-49.9% ��3-0 Jessica Féquière, Sr., Albany Big East...... 0-1 when UNH shoots 50%+ ��1-0 Alyssa James, Sr., Binghamton A-10...... 0-1 Imani Watkins, Sr., Binghamton FG PERCENTAGE DEFENSE... TIME OF DAY... when opponent shoots under 30% ��2-0 Day games ��8-5 when opponent shoots 30-39.9% ��5-5 Night games ��7-4 when opponent shoots 40-44.9% ��6-2 WEEKLY AWARD when opponent shoots 45-49.9% ��2-1 WINNERS (2016-17) DAY OF THE WEEK... when opponent shoots 50%+ ��0-1 Carlie Pogue, AE Player of the Week, Dec. 5 Monday ��1-1 Brittni Lai, AE Player of the Week, Jan. 16 Tuesday ��1-1 IN THE PAINT... Carlie Pogue, AE Player of the Week, Jan. 23 Wednesday ��5-2 when UNH outscores the opponent ��7-4 Carlie Pogue, AE Player of the Week, Feb. 13 Thursday ��1-0 when opponent outscores UNH ��8-5 Friday ��2-0 when points are even ��0-0 Saturday ��3-4 Sunday ��2-1 3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE... when UNH shoots under 30% ��9-6 MONTH OF THE YEAR... when UNH shoots 30-39% ��5-3 2017-18 ‘CAT NIPS November ��5-2 when UNH shoots 40% or better ��1-0 Largest lead: 40 points (Dec. 20, 2017 at Sacred Heart) December ��4-2 January ��5-4 3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE DEFENSE... Largest margin of victory: 27 points (Dec. 20, 2017 at Sacred Heart) February ��1-1 when opponent shoots under 30% ��11-5 Largest deficit: 41 points (Jan. 31, 2018 at Hartford) March ��0-0 when opponent shoots 30-39% ��2-1 when opponent shoots 40% or better ��2-3 Largest margin of defeat: 36 points (Jan. 31, 2018 at Hartford) STRENGTH OF OPPOSITION... Largest comeback victory: 12 points (Jan. 3, 2018 vs. UMBC) vs. teams with winning records ��5-5 FREE THROWS... vs. teams with a .500 record ��1-0 when UNH attempts more FTs ��11-2 Led UNH in scoring: Pogue (10), Fogarty (8), Healy (6), Lai (3) vs. teams with losing records ��9-3 when opponent attempts more FTs ��3-7 Led UNH in rebounding: Healy (9), Fogarty (8), Pogue (6), Simpson (2) when FT attempts are even ��1-0 OPENING TIPOFF... Led UNH in assists: Lai (15), Healy (7), Simpson (7), Pogue (1), Torres (1) when UNH controls the opening tip ��5-5 REBOUNDING... Led UNH in steals: Healy (11), Simpson (6), Fogarty (5), Lai (3), Torres (3), when the opponent controls the opening tip ��10-4 when UNH has more rebounds ��10-3 when opponent has more rebounds ��4-4 Pogue (3), Booth (2) SCORING FIRST... when rebounds are even ��1-2 Led UNH in blocks: Fogarty (9), Pogue (9), Healy (7), Torres (2), Lai (2), when UNH scores first ��8-5 when opponent scores first ��7-4 TURNOVERS... Gribbin (1), Booth (1), Bassett-Smith (1) when UNH commits more turnovers ��0-5 Double-digit scoring games: Pogue (18), Healy (17), Fogarty (16), AT THE HALF... AND INTO OT... when opponent commits more turnovers ��13-4 Leading ��9-3 when turnovers are even ��2-0 Lai (12), Simpson (2), Bassett-Smith (1) Trailing ��6-5 Double-digit rebounding games: Healy (3), Fogarty (1), Simpson (1), Tied ��0-1 In overtime ��0-2 Pogue (1) MARGIN OF VICTORY... 1-5 points ��5-3 6-10 points ��3-4 11-15 points ��4-1 16-20 points ��0-0 21+ points ��3-1 2017-18 ROSTER BREAKDOWN ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Class Pos. Ht. Hometown/Previous Team BY STATE / PROVINCE / COUNTRY 14 Maggie Ahearn So. F 6-2 Marshfield, Mass. / Tabor Academy MAINE (2): CLEMENT, STOREY 50 Morgan Bassett-Smith Sr. C 6-2 Pickerington, Ohio / Pickerington North MASSACHUSETTS (4): FOGARTY, SOUCY, HEALY, 12 Peyton Booth Sr. G 5-10 Wadsworth, Ohio / Wadsworth AHEARN 3 Sarah Clement So. G 5-8 Falmouth, Maine / Catherine McAuley MINNESOTA (1): PETERS 35 Kat Fogarty Sr. F 6-2 Westminster, Mass. / Marist College NEW HAMPSHIRE (2): SIMPSON, TORRES NEW YORK (1): LAI 21 Alli Gribbin Jr. G/F 5-11 Keller, Texas/ Keller OHIO (3): BOOTH, BASSETT-SMITH, POGUE 24 Olivia Healy Sr. G/F 5-10 Reading, Mass. / Richmond TEXAS (1): GRIBBIN 2 Brittni Lai Sr. G 5-6 Irvington, N.Y./ Marist College 25 Emily Peters Jr. G 5-6 Lindstrom, Minn. / Forest Lake 32 Carlie Pogue Sr. C 6-2 Cincinnati, Ohio / Princeton 10 Aliza Simpson Sr. G 5-9 Londonderry, N.H. / Londonderry BY CLASS 33 Caroline Soucy So. G 5-9 Beverly, Mass. / Marianapolis Prep SENIORS (7): BASSETT-SMITH, BOOTH, FOGARTY, 11 Ashley Storey Jr. F/C 6-3 Cumberland, Maine / Greely HEALY, LAI, POGUE, SIMPSON 5 Amanda Torres Fr. F 5-7 Hudson, N.H. / Proctor Academy JUNIORS (3): GRIBBIN, PETERS, STOREY SOPHOMORES (3): AHEARN, CLEMENT, SOUCY NUMERICAL ROSTER FRESHMEN (1): TORRES No. Name Class Pos. Ht. Hometown/Previous Team 2 Brittni Lai Sr. G 5-6 Irvington, N.Y. / Marist College 3 Sarah Clement So. G 5-8 Falmouth, Maine / Catherine McAuley 5 Amanda Torres Fr. G 5-7 Hudson, N.H. / Proctor Academy BY POSITION 10 Aliza Simpson Sr. G 5-9 Londonderry, N.H. / Londonderry GUARDS (8): AHEARN, BOOTH, CLEMENT, LAI,

11 Ashley Storey Jr. F/C 6-3 Cumberland, Maine / Greely PETERS, SIMPSON, SOUCY, TORRES 12 Peyton Booth Sr. G 5-10 Wadsworth, Ohio / Wadsworth 14 Maggie Ahearn So. F 6-2 Marshfield, Mass. / Tabor Academy 21 Alli Gribbin Jr. G/F 5-11 Keller, Texas/ Keller FORWARDS (6): AHEARN, FOGARTY, GRIBBIN, 24 Olivia Healy Sr. G/F 5-10 Reading, Mass. / Reading Memorial STOREY, TORRES, HEALY 25 Emily Peters Jr. G 5-6 Lindstrom, Minn. / Forest Lake 32 Carlie Pogue Sr. C 6-2 Cincinnati, Ohio / Princeton 33 Caroline Soucy So. G 5-9 Beverly, Mass. / Marianapolis Prep CENTERS (2): BASSETT-SMITH, POGUE 35 Kat Fogarty Sr. F 6-2 Westminster, Mass. / Marist College 50 Morgan Bassett-Smith Sr. C 6-2 Pickerington, Ohio / Pickerington North

AHEARN: uh-HERN UNH COACHES AND STAFF BASSETT-SMITH: BASS-it Smith Head Coach: Maureen Magarity (Marist ‘03), Eighth Season FOGARTY: FOE-gr-tee Assistant Coaches: Brendan Copes (Marist ‘03), Sixth Season GRIBBIN: Grib-in Kelsey Hogan (New Hampshire ‘14), Fourth Season Jade Singleton (Duquesne ’08), First Season LAI: Lie Athletic Trainer: Hannah Berg POGUE: Poh-g Strength & Conditioning: Paul Chapman SOUCY: SOO-see MAGARITY: Ma-GAIR-ity LINEUP TRENDS 2017-18 STARTING LINEUPS OPPONENT DATE/RESULT G G G/F F/C F/C @ Xavier L, 66-71 (OT) LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE BOSTON UNIVERSITY W, 72-57 LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE @ WAGNER COLLEGE W 65-53 LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE @ BRYANT UNIVERSITY W 74-65 LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE vs. LaSALLE@ LEHIGH L 51-59 LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE vs. FARFIELD@ LEHIGH W 71-61 LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE COLBY-SAWYER W 64-40 LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE NORTHEASTERN W 65-50 LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE @DARTMOUTH L 49-57 LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE MANHATTAN COLLEGE W 68-55 LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE @BOSTON COLLEGE L 55-64 (OT) LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE @ SACRED HEART W 74-47 LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE CORNELL UNIVERSITY W 48-45 LAI SIMPSON BOOTH HEALY FOGARTY UMBC• W 56-51 LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE @ UALBANY • L 53-66 LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE @ BINGHAMTON • W 63-61 LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE UMASS LOWELL • W 66-45 LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE @VERMONT• W 52-49 LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE @STONY BROOK • W 51-50 LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE MAINE • L 56-46 BOOTH SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE BINGHAMTON • L 52-54 LAI SIMPSON HEALY FOGARTY POGUE @ HARTFORD • L 49-85 LAI TORRES HEALY FOGARTY POGUE UALBANY • W 74-68 LAI TORRES HEALY FOGARTY POGUE VERMONT • L 53-58 LAI TORRES HEALY FOGARTY POGUE @MAINE • 2/8 @ UMBC • 2/11 HARTFORD • 2/14 STONY BROOK • 2/17 @UMASS LOWELL • 2/22

Home games in BOLD CAPS Neutral games in Italics • America East game

RECORD BY STARTING LINEUP LINEUP RECORD WINS LOSSES LINEUP RECORD WINS LOSSES LAI 13-6 BU XAVIER LAI 1-2 ALBANY • HARTFORD • SIMPSON (5-2) WAGNER LA SALLE TORRES (1-2) VERMONT • HEALY BRYANT DARTMOUTH HEALY FOGARTY FAIRFIELD BOSTON COLLEGE FOGARTY POGUE COLBY-SAWYER ALBANY • POGUE NORTHEASTERN BINGHAMTON • MANHATTAN SACRED HEART UMBC • BINGHAMTON • UMASS LOWELL • VERMONT • STONY BROOK •

LAI 1-0 CORNELL SIMPSON BOOTH HEALY FOGARTY

BOOTH 0-1 MAINE • SIMPSON (0-1) HEALY FOGARTY POGUE RECORD WHEN IN STARTING LINEUP PLAYER SEASON STARTS CAREER STARTS RECORD FOGARTY 24 56 15-8 HEALY 24 39 15-8 POGUE 23 92 14-8 LAI 23 53 15-7 SIMPSON 21 94 14-7 TORRES 3 3 1-2 BOOTH 2 30 1-1 THE LAST TIME UNH... Won at home �� 2/3/18 vs. Albany (W, 74-68) Lost at home ��1/27/18 vs. Binghamton (L, 52-54) Won on the road ��1/21/18 at Stony Brook (W, 51-50) Lost on the road �� 1/31/18 at Hartford (L, 49-85) Won at a neutral site �� 11/26/17 vs. Fairfield (W, 71-61 at Bethlehem, P.A.) Lost at a neutral site �� 11/25/17 vs. La Salle (L, 51-59 at Bethlehem, P.A.) Won five consecutive games �� 2016-17 (01/19/17 - 02/01/17) Won six consecutive games �� 2016-17 (01/16/17 - 02/01/17) Won seven consecutive games �� 2016-17 (01/14/17 - 02/01/17) Won eight consecutive games �� 2016-17 (01/11/17 - 02/01/17) Won nine consecutive games �� 2016-17 (01/04/17 - 02/01/17) Won 10 consecutive games �� 2016-17 (12/31/16 - 02/01/17) Won 11 consecutive games �� 2016-17 (12/28/16 - 02/01/17) Won 12 consecutive games �� 2016-17 (12/21/16 - 02/01/17) Won 13 consecutive games �� 2016-17 (12/18/16 - 02/01/17) Lost five consecutive games ��2015-16 (12/9/15 - 1/16/16 - 8 games) Scored less than 40 points �� 12/09/12 vs. Central Conn State (L, 32-43) Scored 80+ points ��11/18/15 at Sacred Heart (W, 81-69) Scored 90+ points ��01/14/97 vs. Brown (W, 92-79) Scored 100+ points ��1976-77 vs. Plymouth State (W, 100-61) Played an overtime game ��12/17/17 at Boston College (L, 55-64) Played a double overtime game ��02/15/96 at Vermont (L, 86-91) Played a triple overtime game ��01/01/11 vs. Rhode Island (W, 88-74) Won in overtime ��12/1/16 at Northeastern (W, 66-63 OT) Won by 20-29 points ��(21) 1/15/18 vs. UMass Lowell (66-45) Won by 30-39 points �� (33) 11/26/16 vs. Wagner (73-40) Won by 40-49 points ��(43) 11/09/13 vs. Worcester State (77-30) Won by 50+ points ��(50) 12/07/14 vs. Daniel Webster (W, 84-32) Shot under 30% from field �� 11/25/17 vs. La Salle (@ Lehigh) , 24.2% (16-66; L, 59-51) Shot 50% from field �� 12/20/17 at Sacred Heart, 54.4% (31-57; W, 74-47) Shot 60% from field ��02/14/15 at Binghamton, 64.6% (31-48; W, 76-58) Had 50+ rebounds �� (50) 01/28/17 vs. UMBC (W, 60-50) Made 10+ 3-pointers ��12/03/11 vs. Harvard, 12 (L, 62-69) Had 3 players score 10+ points �� 2/3/18 vs. Albany (W, 74-68) Carlie Pogue (20), Kat Fogarty (16), Brittni Lai (14) Had 4 players score 10+ points ��12/20/17 at Sacred Heart (W, 74-47) Kat Fogarty (16), Olivia Healy (15), Carlie Pogue (14), Brittni Lai (10) Had 5 players score 10+ points ��12/18/16 vs. Sacred Heart (W, 71-43) Carlie Pogue (16), Kat Fogarty (15), Ashley Storey (12), Aliza Simpson (10), Caroline Soucy (10) Had 2 players score 20+ points �� 12/9/17 vs. Manhattan (W, 68-55) Brittni Lai (24), Carlie Pogue (20) Had 3 players score 20+ points ��01/01/11 vs. Rhode Island (W, 88-74 3OT) Denise Beliveau (25), Jill McDonald (22), Cari Reed (21) Had 2 players with 10+ rebounds ��2/6/16 vs. Binghamton (W, 64-49) Elizabeth Belanger (12), Carlie Pogue (10) Had 3 players with 10+ rebounds ��02/28/09 vs. UMBC (W, 73-65) Candace Williams (11), Rachael Fowler (11), Abigail LaRosa (10) THE LAST TIME A WILDCAT... Scored 20-24 points ��2/3/18 (W, 74-68), Carlie Pogue (20) vs. Albany Scored 25-29 points ��01/22/17 (W, 58-50), Carlie Pogue vs. Hartford (25) Scored 30-34 points ��02/12/17 (W, 76-69), Carlie Pogue vs. Binghamton (32) Scored 35+ points ��01/11/14 (W, 71-68 OT), Kelsey Hogan vs. Stony Brook (35) Made 10+ field goals ��1/10/18 (W, 63-61), Olivia Healy (10) at Binghamton Made 5+ 3-pointers ��11/22/16 (W, 62-60), Brittni Lai vs. Bryant (5) Had 10-14 rebounds ��2/3/18 (W, 74-68), Carlie Pogue (12) vs. Albany Had 15-19 rebounds ��02/12/17 (W, 76-69), Carlie Pogue vs. Binghamton (17) Had 20-24 rebounds ��01/09/96 (L, 50-65), Kathy Caldwell at Hartford (20) Had a double-double �� 2/3/18 (W, 74-68), Carlie Pogue vs. Albany (20 pts, 12 rbds) Led in pts. and rebs �� 2/3/18 (W, 74-68), Carlie Pogue vs. Albany (20 pts, 12 rbds) Shot 100% FG (min. 5) �� 02/06/13 (W, 67-45), Kelsey Hogan vs. Vermont (6-6) Shot 100% FT (min. 10) �� 11/13/09 (W, 64-56), Denise Beliveau vs. St. Joseph’s (10-10) Had 6 assists �� 12/5/17 (L, 49-57), Brittni Lai at Dartmouth Had 7 assists ��12/20/17 (W, 74-47), Olivia Healy at Sacred Heart Had 8 assists �� 02/09/17 (W, 66-47), Kristen Anderson vs. Vermont Had 9 assists ��1/15/18 (W, 66-45), Brittni Lai vs. UMass Lowell Had 10+ assists ��11/21/17 (W, 74-65), Brittni Lai at Bryant, 10 Had 5+ steals �� 12/29/17 (W, 48-45), Brittni Lai vs. Cornell, 5 Had 5+ blocks ��01/14/15 (W, 58-51), Carlie Pogue vs. UMass Lowell, 5 2017-18 OVERALL STATISTICS 2017-18 CONFERENCE STATISTICS GAME-BY-GAME COMPARISON POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS UNH HIGHS UNH LOWS

OPPONENT HIGHS OPPONENT LOWS GAME-BY-GAME LEADERS CATEGORY LEADERS CATEGORY LEADERS SEASON/CAREER STATS SEASON/CAREER STATS SEASON & CAREER-HIGHS #2 BRITTANI LAI SR•G #12 PEYTON BOOTH SR • G 2017-18 Season 2017-18 Season #32 CARLIE POGUE SR • C Points 24 vs. Manhattan (12/9/17) Points 6 (twice) 2017-18 Season Rebounds 6 vs. Vermont (2/5/18) Rebounds 6 at Binghamton (1/10/18) Points 23 (Twice) Assists 10 at Bryant (11/21/17) Assists 3 vs. Northeastern (12/1/17) Rebounds 12 vs. Albany (2/3/18) Free throws 10 vs. Manhattan (12/9/17) Free throws 2 (twice) Assists 4 at Xavier (11/11/17) 3-Pointers 2 (Twice) 3-Pointers 2 vs. La Salle @ Lehigh (11/25/17) Free throws 7 (Three times) Steals 5 vs. Cornell (12/29/17) Steals 3 at Vermont (1/18/18) 3-Pointers -- Blocks 2 at Dartmouth (12/5/17) Blocks 1 vs. Binghamton (1/27/18) Steals 2 (Twice) Blocks 2 (Three times) Career Career Points 31 vs. Bryant (11/22/16) Points 9 at Vermont (01/27/16) Career Rebounds 6 vs. Vermont (2/5/18) Rebounds 8 (Twice) Points 32 vs. Binghamton (02/12/17) Assists 10 at Bryant (11/21/17) Assists 4 (Three times) Rebounds 17 (twice) Free throws 10 vs. Manhattan (12/9/17) Free throws 3 (Twice) Assists 4 at Xavier (11/11/17) 3-Pointers 5 vs. Bryant (11/22/16) 3-Pointers 2 (Three times) Free throws 9 (twice) Steals 5 vs. Cornell (12/29/17) Steals 4 vs. Binghamton (02/6/16) 3-pointers 1 (twice) Blocks 2 (Twice) Blocks 3 at Binghamton (01/09/16) Steals 3 (twice) Blocks 5 vs. UMass Lowell (01/19/15) #3 SARAH CLEMENT SO•G #14 MAGGIE AHEARN FR • F 2017-18 Season 2017-18 Season #33 CAROLINE SOUCY SO • G Points -- Points -- 2017-18 Season Rebounds 1 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Rebounds -- Points 6 vs. (Twice) Assists 1 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Assists -- Rebounds 4 at Boston College (12/17/17) Free throws -- Free throws -- Assists 1 (Three times) 3-Pointers -- 3-Pointers -- Free throws 6 at Bryant (11/21/17) Steals -- Steals -- 3-Pointers 1 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Blocks -- Blocks -- Steals 2 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Blocks -- Career Career Points -- Points -- Career Rebounds 1 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Rebounds -- Points 10 vs. Sacred Heart (12/18/16) Assists 1 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Assists -- Rebounds 4 (Three times) Free throws -- Free throws -- Assists 2 (twice) 3-Pointers -- 3-Pointers -- Free throws 6 at Bryant (11/21/17) Steals -- Steals -- 3-pointers 2 (twice) Blocks -- Blocks -- Steals 3 (twice) Blocks 1 vs. Maine (01/19/17) #5 AMANDA TORRES FR•G #21 ALLI GRIBBIN JR• G/F 2017-18 Season 2017-18 Season #35 KAT FOGARTY SR • F Points 7 vs. Maine (1/24/18) Points 9 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) 2017-18 Season Rebounds 4 vs. UMass Lowell (1/15/18) Rebounds 5 at Bryant (11/21/17) Points 21 at Vermont (1/18/18) Assists 3 vs. BU (11/15/17) Assists 2 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Rebounds 11 at Xavier (11/11/17) Free throws 4 (Twice) Free throws 2 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Assists 4 at Sacred Heart (12/20/17) 3-Pointers -- 3-Pointers 1 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Free throws 7 vs. Albany (2/3/18) Steals 4 (Twice) Steals 1 vs. Fairfield @ Lehigh (11/26/17) 3-Pointers 1 (Three times) Blocks 1 (Twice) Blocks 3 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Steals 3 (Twice) Blocks 3 vs. Fairfield @ Lehigh (11/26/17) Career Career Points 7 vs. Maine (1/24/18) Points 9 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Career Rebounds 4 vs. UMass Lowell (1/15/18) Rebounds 6 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/13/15) Points 23 vs. Dartmouth (12/31/16) Assists 3 vs. BU (11/15/17) Assists 2 (Twice) Rebounds 11 (Four times) Free throws 4 (Twice) Free throws 2 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Assists 4 (Twice) 3-Pointers -- 3-Pointers 1 (Twice) Free throws 9 vs. Sacred Heart (12/18/16) Steals 4 (Twice) Steals 1 (Twice) 3-pointers 3 (Twice) Blocks 1 (Twice) Blocks 3 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Steals 3(Twice) Blocks 4 vs. UMBC (01/28/17) #10 ALIZA SIMPSON SR•G #24 OLIVIA HEALY SR • G/F 2017-18 Season 2017-18 Season #50 MORGAN BASSETT-SMITH SR • C Points 11 (Twice) Points 23 at Binghamton (1/10/18) 2017-18 Season Rebounds 10 at Vermont (1/18/18) Rebounds 11 at Binghamton (1/10/18) Points 10 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Assists 5 (Twice) Assists 7 at Sacred Heart (12/20/17) Rebounds 3 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Free throws 3 (Twice) Free throws 7 vs. Fairfield @ Lehigh (11/26/17) Assists 1 (Twice) 3-Pointers 3 (Three times) 3-Pointers 3 vs. UMass Lowell (1/15/18) Free throws -- Steals 4 at Wagner (11/18/17) Steals 4 (Twice) 3-Pointers -- Blocks -- Blocks 2 (Four times) Steals 1 at Sacred Heart (12/20/17) Blocks 2 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Career Career Points 13 vs. Dartmouth (12/18/14) Points 23 at Binghamton (1/10/18) Career Rebounds 11 at Dartmouth (11/16/15) Rebounds 12 (twice) Points 10 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Assists 11 at Maine (02/8/16) Assists 7 (Three times) Rebounds 6 (Twice) Free throws 5 at UMass Lowell (02/17/16) Free throws 8 at William & Mary (12/28/14) Assists 1 (Three times) 3-pointers 4 at Vermont (01/14/15) 3-pointers 3 (four) Free throws 3 vs. NEC (11/14/16) Steals 4 (Three times) Steals 8 (twice) 3-pointers -- Blocks 1 (Three times) Blocks 3 (twice) Steals 1 (Six times) Blocks 2 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) #11 ASHLEY STOREY JR•F/C 2017-18 Season #25 EMILY PETERS JR • G Points -- 2017-18 Season Rebounds -- Points 8 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Assists -- Rebounds 4 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Free throws -- Assists 1 (Twice) 3-Pointers -- Free throws 4 vs. Cornell (12/29/17) Steals -- 3-Pointers 2 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Blocks -- Steals 1(twice) Blocks 2 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) Career Points 22 vs. Binghamton (02/6/16) Career Rebounds 10 (twice) Points 9 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/13/15) Assists 4 vs. UMBC (01/30/16) Rebounds 4 at Binghamton (01/09/16) Free throws 5 at UMBC (02/28/16) Assists 2 (three) 3-Pointers -- Free throws 4 (Twice) Steals 2 (four) 3-Pointers 3 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/13/15) Blocks 3 (twice) Steals 1 (Four times) Blocks 2 vs. Colby-Sawyer (11/29/17) MAUREEN MAGARITY HEAD COACH - EIGHTH SEASON MARIST ’03

Maureen Magarity (Marist '03) led the UNH women’s basketball team to the best Despite missing 14 games due to season in program history in 2016-17, her seventh season as head coach. maternity leave during the 2012- 13 season, Magarity guided the The Wildcats compiled a long list of superlatives and accomplishments under Wildcats to its first America East Magarity. After being picked to finish sixth in the America East pre-season poll, the Championship semifinal appearance Wildcats earned their first-ever America East regular season championship, put since 2005. Under the direction of together the program’s best won-loss record and crushed the previous record for Magarity, Hogan made the game- wins in a season. winning 3-pointer at the buzzer to defeat Stony Brook University, 49-46, in the conference quarterfinals. The Wildcats had three representatives on the all- Magarity directed the team to a 26-6 record. The previous best mark for wins was 23. conference team, led by Second Team selections Cari Reed and Morgan Frame. The Wildcats hit the 20-win mark for only the third time in program history and the Belanger garnered All-Rookie honors, the 12th Wildcat in program history to first since the 1983-84 season. Along the way, the Wildcats broke the school record accomplish the feat. for consecutive wins with 13 and they won 19 of their last 20 regular season games. UNH’s 15-1 record in America East games was also a program best. In just her second year at the helm in Durham, Magarity guided the Wildcats to their second postseason appearance (beyond conference postseason play) in the Led by Magarity, the Wildcats posted the second-best turnaround in NCAA Division program’s 37-year history when UNH advanced to the 2012 Women’s Basketball I in 2016-17 as they bounced back from a 12-18 season in 2015-16. Invitational. New Hampshire finished the year with a 16-14 overall record to mark the team’s first winning season since 2006 and most wins since 2002. In comparison, Magarity and members of her team earned numerous awards over the course of the UNH was a combined 33-87 the four years prior to her arrival. highly successful season. Magarity was named America East Coach of the Year, only Magarity earned a B.A. in Communications and Public Relations with a minor in the second Wildcat coach to be so honored and the first since 1993-94. She was also Psychology from Marist College in 2003. In addition, she earned an M.P.A. in Public a finalist for the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Coach of the Year Award. Administration while at Marist in 2005.

Under Magarity’s tutelage, junior center Carlie Pogue was named America East Player As a player, Magarity served as team captain her junior and senior seasons and led of the Year. She was the second Wildcat to receive the award and first since 1988-89. the Red Foxes to their first NCAA Tournament appearance in 2004. She garnered Pogue was also named First-Team All-Conference in America East. In addition, junior two All-MAAC Second Team selections, and was a 2004 MAAC All-Tournament Team forward Kat Fogarty was named Second-Team All-Conference and junior guards, choice. Magarity earned two MAAC Scholar-Athlete awards (2002, 2004) and received Brittni Lai and Olivia Healy were named Third-Team All-Conference. the James Pizzani Award for dedication and loyalty as a senior.

Among the many highlights of the season was a 50-44 win over Maine in Lundholm Before transferring to Marist, she played one season at Boston College. While at Gymnasium on Jan. 19. That victory gave Magarity 100 wins as a head coach. She BC, the Eagles reached the semifinals of the preseason WNIT and advanced to the finished the season with a 111-100 record as coach of the Wildcats. second round of the NCAA Tournament in 2000.

Magarity became the sixth head coach in program history in May 2010 and the Magarity is a member of the WBCA and is a recent 2012 graduate of the WBCA Center youngest coach of a Division I team – men’s or women’s – in the country. for Coaching Excellence seminar.

Magarity has quickly made a positive impact on the program with three winning Magarity, her husband Brendan, their three-year old daughter Charlotte and ten- seasons in her first six years as head coach. month old daughter Caroline, reside in Nottingham, N.H.

Magarity completed her sixth year as head coach of the University of New Hampshire THE MAGARITY FILE: Education: Marist College (B.A., Communications, 2003; MPA, Public Administration women’s basketball team during the 2015-16 season. One of UNH’s top players in in 2005) program history, Elizabeth Belanger, finished her career in style led by Magarity. Coaching Experience: Belanger finished her career with 1,453 points and 703 rebounds. She ranks fifth all- University of New Hampshire - Head Coach (2010-Present) time in scoring, seventh in rebounding, and is one of only three Wildcats to eclipse Army - Assistant Coach (2006-10) Fairfield University - Assistant Coach (2005-06) 1,400 points and 700 rebounds. Marist College - Assistant Coach (2004-05) UNH finished the 2014-15 season with an overall record of 17-12 and 9-7 against Year School Record Conf. Pct. Postseason America East opponents. The Wildcats finished the season fourth in the league 2017-18 UNH 15-9 6-5 .625 -- 2016-17 UNH 26-6 15-1 .812 AE Semfinals/WNIT standings and reached double digit wins for the fourth consecutive year. The Wildcats 2015-16 UNH 12-18 6-10 .375 AE Quarterfinals garnered four America East All-Conference accolades for the second straight year, the 2014-15 UNH 17-12 9-7 .586 AE Quarterfinals most the program has received since the 2001-02 season. Led by First Team honoree 2013-14 UNH 19-12 12-4 .613 AE Semifinals 2012-13 UNH 12-18 6-10 .400 AE Semifinals Elizabeth Belanger, the junior guard was joined by All-Academic and All-Defensive 2011-12 UNH 16-14 9-7 .533 AE Quarterfinals Team mention Kaylee Kilpatrick, Third Team honoree Ariel Gaston and All-Rookie 2010-11 UNH 9-20 6-10 .310 AE Quarterfinals Team member Carlie Pogue. 2009-10 Army 11-18 5-9 .379 Patriot League Quarterfinals 2008-09 Army 19-12 8-6 .613 Patriot League Semifinals 2007-08 Army 18-12 9-5 .600 Patriot League Quarterfinals In 2013-14, Magarity led UNH to a 19-12 record and 12-4 in America East play, 2006-07 Army 24-6 11-3 .800 Patriot League Quarterfinals including a postseason appearance and the most wins (19) in over 16 years. During 2005-06 Fairfield 11-18 7-11 .379 MAAC Quarterfinals 2004-05 Marist 23-7 15-3 .833 MAAC Runners-Up the 2013-14 season, Magarity guided the Wildcats to six consecutive wins and an 8-1 start to conference play, the best nine game conference stretch in program history. The Wildcats reached the America East Championship semifinal for the UNH ALL-TIME COACHING WINS second consecutive year, which UNH has not accomplished since the 1988 and 1989 conference tournaments. New Hampshire again led the America East Conference in Coach Years Wins free throw percentage for the fourth consecutive season, powered by the program’s Kathy Sanborn 1986-97 170 most efficient free throw shooter, Kelsey Hogan. The Wildcats had four student- Cecelia DeMarco 1977-86 136 Sue Johnson 1997-07 133 athletes receive all-conference accolades. The award winning quartet consisted of Maureen Magarity 2010- 126 First Team selection Hogan followed by Second Team mention Corinne Coia, Third Kristin Cole 2007-10 24 Team honoree Elizabeth Belanger and All-Academic recipient Kaylee Kilpatrick. Joyce Mills 1975-77 13 GAME 1: UNH @ XAVIER GAME 2: UNH VS. BOSTON U.

GAME 3: UNH @ WAGNER GAME 4: UNH @ BRYANT GAME 5: UNH VS. LA SALLE GAME 6: UNH VS. FAIRFIELD

GAME 7: UNH VS. COLBY-SAWYER GAME 8: UNH VS. NORTHEASTERN GAME 9: UNH @ DARTMOUTH GAME 10: UNH VS. MANHATTAN

GAME 11: UNH @ BOSTON COLLEGE GAME 12: UNH @ SACRED HEART GAME 13: UNH VS. CORNELL GAME 14: UNH VS. UMBC

GAME 15: UNH @ ALBANY GAME 16: UNH @ BINGHAMTON GAME 17: UNH VS. UMASS LOWELL GAME 18: UNH @ VERMONT

GAME 19: UNH @ STONY BROOK GAME 20: UNH VS. MAINE GAME 21: UNH VS. BINGHAMTON GAME 22: UNH @ HARTFORD

GAME 23: UNH VS. ALBANY GAME 24: UNH VS. VERMONT