202021 MEDIA GUIDE

Audrey TINGLE

Jackie KITTS

Olivia BELKNAP

Coach COOPER

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INDEX SECTION I: WELCOME TO WEST LIBERTY WLU Quick Facts ...... 6 This is West Liberty!...... 7 Hilltoppersports.com ...... 8 Topper Station ...... 8 Media Information ...... 9 Athletic Facilities ...... 10 Dr. W. Franklin Evans ...... 14 Athletic Director Lynn Ullom...... 14 Support Staff...... 15 WLU Athletic Administration...... 16 SECTION II: 2020-21 SEASON PREVIEW 2020-21 Season Preview...... 18 SECTION III: THE COACHES Head Coach Kyle Cooper...... 23 Assistant Coaches...... 24 SECTION IV: THE PLAYERS 2020-21 Rosters...... 27 Returning Players...... 28 New Faces...... 34 SECTION V: 2019-20 REVIEW Morgan Brunner – She’s No. 1!. . . . . 37 2019-20 Game-By-Game Scores. . .38 2019-20 Season at a Glance. . . . 39 2019-20 Season Stats, Highs/Lows. 40 SECTION VI: HILLTOPPER HISTORY Annual Records, Coaches. . . . . 42 Hilltopper Honor Roll...... 44 1,000-Point Scorers ...... 45 NCAA Record Book...... 46 NCAA Tournament History. . . . .47 WELCOME TO All-Time Individual Records. . . . .48 All-Time Series Records ...... 49 All-Time Game-by-Game Scores. . .50 Hilltoppers at the ASRC...... 55 Single-Game Leaders ...... 56 Single-Season Leaders...... 57 Career Leaders...... 58 WEST LIBER TY Conference History ...... 59

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COVID-19 ADVISORY Hey, TopperNation! West Liberty University is committed to enforcing all local, state and national guidelines to ensure the safety of everyone on the WLU campus during the current health crisis. Please do your part by wearing a mask and cooperating with all social distancing directives when attending a Hilltopper event. These guidelines and protocols are updated frequently but with your help, we will get through this together.

2020/21 Schedule

Date Opponent Time Friday, January 8 Notre Dame (Ohio) TBA Saturday, January 9 at Alderson-Broaddus TBA Wednesday, January 13 at Fairmont State TBA Saturday, January 16 Frostburg State TBA Wednesday, January 20 at Glenville State TBA Saturday, January 23 Concord TBA Wednesday, January 27 W.Va. State TBA Saturday, January 30 at Charleston TBA Wednesday, February 3 at Davis & Elkins TBA Saturday, February 6 W.Va. Wesleyan TBA Wednesday, February 10 Wheeling TBA Saturday, February 13 at Notre Dame (Ohio) TBA Wednesday, February 17 Alderson-Broaddus TBA Saturday, February 20 at Frostburg State TBA Wednesday, February 24 Fairmont State TBA Saturday, February 27 at Wheeling TBA CREDITS March 3-7 at MEC Tournament* TBA This 2020-21 West Liberty University women’s basketball media guide was produced by the WLU *-at Wheeling, W.Va. Sports Information Department under the guidance of Sports Information Director Don Clegg. It was written and edited by Don Clegg with research and editorial assistance from Rex Lancaster, Lynn Ullom, Christina Hardman and the West Liberty women’s basketball coaching staff. Layout and design services were provided by WLU senior Danielle Eddy, a Visual Communications major from Clarksburg, W.Va. Photo credits go to Rex Lancaster, Kori Hulit, Tasia Staunton, Jonna Hall, Sierra Cunningham, Mike Carpenter and Joe Stipetich with additional historical photos supplied by the WLU Archives. All information within this guide was current as of October 15, 2020 but is subject to change due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For the latest news about Hilltopper basketball and all West Liberty sports, please visit our athletics website at www.hilltoppersports.com.

4 2020-21 WEST LIBERTY UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 5 Section I #GoWLU UICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION School West Liberty University 2019-20 Record 12-17 Location West Liberty, W.Va. 2019-20 MEC Record 8-14 (8th) Founded 1837 Players Returning/Lost 7/5 Enrollment 2,526 Starters Returning/Lost 3/2 Nickname Hilltoppers Black and Gold (PMS 123) Colors ALL-STAR CANDIDATES Arena ASRC Capacity 1,200 G Audrey Tingle (5-6 Sr., West Lafayette, Ohio) Affiliation NCAA Division II - NCAA women’s active career leader w/524 assists Conference Mountain East Conference and 6.16 assists/game; 620 career points; 545 career President Dr. W. Franklin Evans rebounds Athletic Director Mr. Lynn Ullom G Olivia Belknap (5-7, Sr., Dover, Ohio) School Website www.westliberty.edu - 11.4 ppg., 49 3FGs; 17 dbl-figure scoring Athletics Website www.hilltoppersports.com games; 17 multiple 3FG games; 100 career 3FGs HISTORY CONTACT INFORMATION This Is First Year of Basketball 1980-81 Sports Information Director Don Clegg Seasons Played 38 years Sports Information e-mail [email protected] All-Time Record 678-444 (.604) SID Office Phone (304) 336-8107 *League Record 456-274 (.625) SID Cell Phone (740) 359-7447 SID Fax Phone (304) 336-8304 WEST LIBERTYLIBERTY *League Tournament Record 58-33 (.637) *League Regular-Season SID Mailing Address West Liberty University Championships 5 Sports Information (1997, 2000, 2001, Box 103 West Liberty University (WLU), a public coeducational school and West 2015, 2016) West Liberty, WV 26074 Virginia’s oldest institution of higher education, is situated on 290 hilltop acres in a rural setting just an hour from Pittsburgh. A satellite campus *League Tournament TRAINING STAFF located at The Highlands Shopping Complex sits adjacent to Interstate Championships 6 70, minutes from the Pennsylvania and Ohio borders in West Virginia’s (1997, 1999, 2000, Jerry Duncan (Head Athletic Trainer) (304) 336-8651 Northern Panhandle. Established in 1837, more than 2,500 students 2001, 2004, 2015) Jason Coleman (304) 336-8093 are enrolled. NCAA Division II Postseason Record 5-15 Melanie Cheek (304) 336-8085 Alexandra Norris (304) 336-5468 NCAA Division II Tournament Bids 15 Elementary education and secondary education are the most selected (1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, majors but WLU offers more than 70 academic majors in its five Colleges: 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, the Gary E. West College of Business, the College of Liberal Arts, the College 2008, 2010, 2011, 2014, of Arts and Communication, the College of Education, and the College of 2015, 2016, 2019) Sciences. West Liberty also offers numerous graduate programs in a variety Last Postseason Game 2019 Atlantic Region of disciplines along with degree completion programs for nontraditional Quarterfinal students. Students both commute and live in residence halls on campus. (Glenville State 116, West Liberty 92) One of the more recent additions to the campus infrastructure is *-WVIAC (1923-2013); MEC (2014-Present) the Campbell Hall of Health Sciences. The 72,000 square-foot multi-story building united the university’s science and health care majors – Dental COACHING STAFF Hygiene, Physician Assistant Studies, Nursing, Medical Laboratory Science, Speech Pathology/Audiology, and Chemistry – under one roof. Head Coach Kyle Cooper (West Virginia ’08) Overall Record 46-43 (.517) There is a strong athletic tradition at West Liberty. The men’s West Liberty Record 46-43 (.517) basketball team has won 13 national scoring titles, earned 11 consecutive League Record 37-29 (.561) NCAA Division II Tournament bids and advanced to five NCAA Division II Time at West Liberty 4th season Elite Eights – including a run to the 2014 national championship game! Head Coach’s Phone (304) 336-8320 Hilltopper football made history in 2009 and 2010 as the only NCAA Division Media Availability 8 am to 4 pm (Mon-Fri) Assistant Coach Cassie Seth (Mercyhurst ’06) II team ever to lead the nation in scoring and total offense in consecutive Basketball Office Phone (304) 336-8480 seasons and the baseball team won the 1964 NAIA national championship! *-WVIAC (1923-2013); MEC (2014-Present) Grammy Award-winning country music singer-songwriter Brad Paisley is one of many distinguished West Liberty University alumni. The WLU website is www.westliberty.edu, Twitter feed is wlumedia and Facebook account is www.facebook.com/westliberty.

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You’re never more than a click away from full and comprehensive coverage of West Liberty University women’s Welcome to West Liberty University’s 2020-21 women’s basketball season! This 2020-21 Hilltopper women’s basketball media basketball along with the university’s 19 other intercollegiate sports at the newly-redesigned WLU athletics website: guide has been developed for use by the news media along with alumni and fans of West Liberty University. Thank you for your www.hilltoppersports.com. coverage and interest in Lady Hilltopper basketball. Game stories, pictures, previews, features, game notes, selected media articles and videos are updated daily by The WLU Sports Information Office strives to provide a full range of services for members of the working media to assist you in your coverage. For your quick reference, we have provided the following list of our general media policies. the WLU Sports Information staff to keep fans and media supplied with the latest information on the athletic and If you have any questions, special needs or requests, please contact WLU Sports Information Director Don Clegg. academic accomplishments of the university’s 400-plus student-athletes. Links to live streaming video and audio telecasts of all West Liberty home football, men’s basketball and women’s basketball games are posted along with complete game notes and live stats. Links to live audio, complete game Media Passes Radio/TV Services notes and live stats (where available) are provided for all away contests. Contingent on COVID-19 capacity restrictions, we will make Visiting radio and television crews are always welcome at every effort to honor all credential requests for print and West Liberty. We ask that each broadcast team contact us broadcast media. Please contact the WLU Sports Information well in advance to reserve seating and telephone lines. Office 24 hours in advance of the event you plan to attend. Masks and social distancing are required by order of the Ohio County Health Department.

Gameday Services Interview Requests Media guides, rosters, programs and game notes packages All requests for interviews with West Liberty coaches, will be provided to print and broadcast media prior to each student-athletes and staff members must be made through game. Full box scores will be distributed at halftime and the WLU Sports Information Office. immediately following the game with complete play-by-play Post-game player and coach interview protocols will be printouts available on request. established on a game-by-game basis. TOPPERSTATION The ASRC is equipped with wireless internet. Additional internet needs can be accommodated if requested in advance. IS ON THE AIR Telephone, fax and photocopier access is also available. West Liberty University took the wraps off its new digital broadcast platform to rave reviews when TopperStation went live during the 2019-20 academic year. “We had been working on an enhancement of our broadcasting platform for some time,” university Vice President of Institutional Advancement Jason Koegler said. “TopperStation combines an updated digital presence with a dynamic user experience that will take WLU broadcasting to the next level of 21st Century technology.” The logo for the digital platform was designed by 2020 West Liberty graduate Kelsey Hayden of Charles Town, W.Va. Aaron Silber from Omni Strategic designed the new website, with video hosting by Brightcove. Since its inception in a small studio in the basement of Elbin Library, WLU-TV14 has grown into a multi-million- dollar facility with programming that now reaches more than 100,000 cable homes on Comcast Cable Channel 14. Current programming runs the gamut from community information to educational and entertainment shows and such university events as commencement and concerts. Sports fans especially enjoy the archive of past West Liberty sporting events, with hundreds of full game broadcasts available on demand – some from more than a decade ago. The flexibility of TopperStation’s new digital platform proved to be a perfect fit for the Hilltopper athletic department. “TopperStation allowed us to greatly expand out sports coverage,” Koegler said. “We have done live broadcasts of events encompassing nearly the entire WLU athletic spectrum and expect to continue expanding into other NCAA Division II sports action in the future. “When you look at that capability in addition to our educational and community programming, TopperStation has been a great addition for Hilltoppers everywhere.” TopperStation can be accessed online worldwide at topperstation.com

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ASRC (Academic, Sports and Recreation Complex)

The 145,000-square foot Academic, Sports and Recreation Complex celebrated its 20th anniversary during the 2019-20 academic year and ATHLETIC FACILITIES remains one of the nation’s top NCAA Division II multi-purpose athletic facilities. The 1,200-seat arena serves as the home of West Liberty’s men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball, wrestling, and acrobatics & tumbling teams and has been selected to host multiple NCAA Division II regional championship events for wrestling and men’s basketball over the past two decades. With three Mondo surface basketball courts, a 160-meter indoor track, a well-equipped fitness center, a conference center, full athletic West Family Stadium training facilities, administrative offices and numerous classrooms, the facility is a hub of campus activity throughout the year. Renamed in 2014 to honor the generosity of WLU alumni Gary and Flip West, a brand-new MondoTurf playing surface installed in 2019 is merely the latest in a series of recent upgrades that have transformed West Liberty’s football home into an NCAA Division II showcase. The new turf follows hot on the heels of the installation of new grandstand seating and a press box upgrade and expansion to provide full radio/ TV broadcast capability along with wireless internet service for all working media. West Family Stadium’s impressive lighting system along with the enhanced landscaping and design elements have all worked together to make the 4,000-seat facility one of the region’s elite gridiron venues and a popular choice for the Mountain East Conference’s “Thursday Night Lights” television package.

West Family Athletic Complex

Fueled by another generous gift from Gary and Flip West, the West Family Athletic Complex made a smashing debut in 2019 as the state-of-the-art home for WLU’s men’s and women’s soccer, track and cross-country squads. Featuring a fully-lighted artificial turf soccer field surrounded by a full 8-lane all-weather track built to NCAA specifications, the sparkling green jewel immediately took its place among the top multi-purpose facilities in the region. With the addition of the West Family Athletic Complex, the Hilltopper track teams can now practice and host meets on campus for the first time in school history. It also allowed the soccer teams to give their student-athletes more time in the classroom by scheduling select contests at night.

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Belmont Savings Bank Indoor Practice Facility WLU Softball Complex

Fueled by a generous lead gift from Belmont Savings Bank, this massive 14,400-square foot vinyl covered steel frame structure is one of the most The WLU Softball Complex has been hailed as one of the premier NCAA Division II softball facilities in the region ever since its 2010 debut and eye-catching new additions to the university’s facilities lineup. was chosen as the host site for the 2019 NCAA D2 Atlantic Region I Tournament. Located adjacent to the WLU Softball Complex, the BSB Indoor Practice Facility measures 120 x 120 feet. It is fully heated and insulated so that its Located adjacent to West Family Stadium, the softball complex is completely enclosed and affords fans a great view of the action from the artificial turf playing surface can provide an upgraded practice experience for all WLU athletic teams throughout the year. elevated bleachers. The BSB Indoor Practice Facility was a boon to all WLU students as it allowed the baseball and softball teams to remove their practice gear from Other features include modern dugouts, a pro-style backstop, large electronic scoreboard, full-size dual batting cages and an independent the Blatnik Hall gym, freeing that facility up completely for intramural competition. irrigation system.

Kovalick Field

Honoring the memory of WLU Hall of Famer George Kovalick, Kovalick Field is home to one of the region’s most tradition-laden baseball programs. Situated in a natural amphitheater with raised bleacher seating, the stadium features a natural grass playing surface with a large electronic scoreboard located in right field. Modern dugouts complete with safety railings and a new press box are recent additions, making Kovalick Field one of the MEC’s top baseball venues.

H. Edgar Martin Tennis Complex

Honoring the memory of legendary West Liberty coach and athletic director H. Edgar Martin, the Martin Tennis Complex has been recognized as one of the region’s premier college tennis facilities for years. The modern complex features eight regulation courts, all with a competition surface engineered to USTA standards. The Martin Tennis Complex is also open for recreational play to students, faculty, staff and the public

12 2020-21 WEST LIBERTY UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 13 Section I #GoWLU PRESIDENT/ATHLETIC SUPPORT STAFF DON CLEGG SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR DIRECTOR Don Clegg begins his fourth year as Sports Information Director for the Hilltoppers, serving as the primary media contact for WLU’s 20 intercollegiate sports. Clegg generates all editorial content for the university’s athletic website, publications, and social media while guiding the department’s daily DR. W. FRANKLIN EVANS operations and working closely with the NCAA and MEC to maintain and distribute all records and statistics. PRESIDENT During the summer of 2018, Clegg teamed with Director of Athletic Operations Rex Lancaster and SIDEARM Sports, Inc. on the launch of a completely re-designed athletic website providing expanded video Dr. W. Franklin Evans was selected as the 37th president of West Liberty University by the WLU Board and social media capability. Most recently, the Hilltopper SID detailed the exploits of West Liberty’s student- of Governors on Nov. 19, 2020 and officially assumed the responsibilities of his office on Jan. 1, 2021. He athletes through more than 600 features, game stories, previews, etc. over the course of the 2019-20 school succeeded Dr. Stephen F. Greiner, who announced his retirement after serving as president of the university year, successfully promoting multiple student-athletes for All-America, Academic All-America, All-Region since January 2016. and All-Mountain East Conference honors. He has served as host SID for the NCAA Division II Super The first Black president in the 183-year history of the institution, Dr. Evans brought nearly 30 years of Region 3 Wrestling Championships, Atlantic Region 1 Softball Championships, and the NCAA Division II experience to the hilltop when he arrived following an impressive 5-year stint as president of Voorhees Atlantic Region Men’s Basketball Championships. College in Denmark, S.C. The Moundsville, W.Va. native came to West Liberty after 26 years as a reporter and editor at the Dr. Evans’ accomplishments at Voorhees gained national recognition when he was named one of the Wheeling (W.Va.) News-Register and Intelligencer where he and his staff received multiple state-wide Ten Most Dominant HBCU Leaders of 2020. awards for journalistic excellence. Prior to assuming the presidency at Voorhees, Dr. Evans served as interim president of South Carolina Clegg is an honors graduate of West Virginia University’s P.I. Reed School of Journalism, a past president State University in Orangeburg, S.C. During his time as interim president, South Carolina State’s enrollment of the West Virginia Sports Writers Association, a member of the Ohio Valley Athletic Conference Hall of Fame exceeded its goal, fundraising increased by nearly 700 percent, and the University achieved a balanced and the WLU Hall of Fame Committee. An active member of the College Sports Information Directors of budget. America (CoSIDA), he is a voting member of the D2SIDA Atlantic Region men’s basketball poll. He served as vice president of academic affairs at Virginia Union University in Richmond and also worked Don and his wife, Ellen, a West Liberty alumna, reside in Shadyside, Ohio. They have four children, at Elizabeth City State, J.F. Drake State Technical College, Alabama A&M, and Tennessee State. three grandchildren and a great-grandson. A highly-skilled administrator, professor and K-12 practitioner, Dr. Evans was as a high school teacher, principal and department chair in metropolitan Atlanta. REX LANCASTER Evans earned his doctoral degree in higher education administration from Georgia State in 1994. He DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC OPERATIONS also earned a degree in journalism, middle childhood education, curriculum and instruction, as well as administration and supervision from Georgia State and holds a bachelor’s degree in entomology from West Liberty University alumnus Rex Lancaster is in his fourth year as Director of Athletic Operations the University of Georgia. on the hilltop. Along with overseeing game day operations for WLU’s 20 intercollegiate sports, Lancaster A native of Augusta, Ga., Dr. Evans is active in the NAACP, Black Family Preservation Group, the National also provides assistance and support for the university’s sports information and athletic staff in website Association of Black School Educators, and Toastmasters International and has served on the boards of the management, game promotions and statistical production and has played a major role in expanding Sickle Cell Association, Boys and Girls Club, Kiwanis Club International and the AIDS Action Coalition. He is West Liberty’s athletic presence across various social media platforms. an ordained elder with the Church of God in Christ. Lancaster worked closely with Sports Information Director Don Clegg and SIDEARM Sports, Inc. on Dr. Evans is the father of two young children and resides on campus in the President’s home, Colonial a complete re-design of the WLU athletic website during the summer of 2018. He submitted successful Heights. bids to host the 2019 NCAA Division II Super Region 3 Wrestling Championships, the 2019 Atlantic Region 1 Softball Championships and the 2020 Atlantic Region Men’s Basketball Championships, serving as LYNN ULLOM Tournament Director for all three events. Lancaster has also provided significant technical assistance and support to the Mountain East Conference for the MEC Basketball Tournament in Wheeling, W.Va. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR and the MEC Softball Tournament in Salem, Va. Lancaster was a Sports Information student assistant as an undergraduate at the university. He The winningest women’s basketball coach in West Virginia history and a member of the West Liberty Hall remained on campus as a Graduate Assistant for Media, Game and Related Operations before moving of Fame, Lynn Ullom has spent more than three decades on the university campus as a student, coach, and into his current position. administrator. A graduate of nearby Brooke (W.Va.) High School, Lancaster earned a bachelor’s degree in Secondary The WLU athletic department has shown remarkable growth since he was named Athletic Director in Education with a concentration in Athletic Coaching Education from WLU while carrying a double-minor 2017 with Hilltopper student-athletes enjoying much success on the field and in the classroom. Several in Health and Fitness and Entrepreneurship. He is currently working toward his master’s degree in programs have cracked the regional and national rankings while the department has posted a cumulative Educational Leadership. GPA of 3.00 or higher in four consecutive semesters – highlighted by a record 3.25 departmental GPA Rex and his fiancée, Kylie, welcomed a daughter, Elza, in April. during the spring of 2020. The student-athletes have benefitted from the addition of several new facilities, including the West Family ROBIN BRUNNER Athletic Complex for the soccer and track programs and the Belmont National Bank Indoor Practice Facility. Ground was broken this fall for a new weight room and training facility to house the department’s strength OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR EX and conditioning program. Averaging more than 20 wins a season throughout his 26-year coaching career, Ullom turned the Lady Robin Brunner is in her third decade as Office Administrator EX for the West Liberty Universityathletic department. Brunner works closely with the Director of Athletics to assist in the planning and implementation Hilltopper program into a perennial Atlantic Region power. His WLU women posted 17 20-win seasons, of numerous athletic department programs and projects. Her various responsibilities include but are won five regular-season conference titles, six conference tournament crowns, played in 14 conference not limited to overseeing scheduling for the university’s various athletic facilities, purchasing for the tournament championship games and earned 14 NCAA tournament bids. Ullom’s 534-252 (.679) career department, transportation, accounting and office maintenance. record still ranks among the best all-time in the NCAA Division II ranks. A graduate of Bridgeport (Ohio) High School, Brunner has spent more than 30 years at the university. The 3-time Conference Coach of the Year was the first women’s sports coach to earn the prestigious She began working in the registrar’s office in 1987 and moved to the athletic department in 1998. West Virginia College Coach of the Year Award from the West Virginia Sportswriters Association. He was Robin resides in Bethlehem, W.Va., with her husband, Mike. Their son, Jon-Michael, is a former West also named the 2011 WBCA Region 2 Coach of the Year and was a 2016 WBCA Victory Award Club recipient. Liberty baseball standout now working as a Physician Assistant. Their daughter, Morgan, is a 2020 A native of Cameron, W.Va., Ullom has two children, Jared and Tessa. Lynn and his wife, Karen, reside in Hilltopper grad who led the nation in 3-point field goals each of the past two seasons as a member Wheeling. Karen has two daughters, Micah and Alycia. of the WLU women’s basketball team.

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GAVIN SHIELS ...... PHONE: (304) 336-8236 LINDSEY LLEWELLYN...... Phone: (304) 336-8459 Graduate Assistant Graduate Assistant WLU ATHLETIC Women’s Soccer Coach ...... [email protected] Volleyball Coach ...... [email protected] SEAN REGAN ...... PHONE: (304) 336-8239 KELSEY KYLE ...... Phone: (304) 336-8827 Head Men’s Soccer Coach...... [email protected] Head Acrobatics & Tumbling Coach. [email protected] OWAIN HAWKINS ...... PHONE: (304) 336-8239 MARIAH ACK ...... Phone: (304) 336-8827 Graduate Assistant Graduate Assistant Acrobatics & ADMINISTRATION Men’s Soccer Coach...... [email protected] Tumbling Coach ...... [email protected] LYNN ULLOM ...... (304) 336-8200 MIKE LAMBERTI...... Phone: (304) 336-8234 JUSTIN SIMPSON...... PHONE: (304) 336-8416 DANNY IRWIN ...... Phone: (304) 336-8230 Athletic Director ...... [email protected] Assistant Men’s Head M/W Track/ Head Wrestling Coach...... [email protected] Basketball Coach...... [email protected] Cross Country Coach...... [email protected] HEATHER GALLAGHER ...... (304) 336-8225 MAX LACEY...... Phone: (304) 336-8230 Senior Women’s Administrator. . . [email protected] DR. AARON HUFFMAN...... Phone: (304) 336-8200 BOB CICOGNA ...... Phone: (304) 336-8416 Head Assistant Wrestling Coach Head Women’s Tennis Coach Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach. . [email protected] Assistant M/W Track/Cross Country Coach MIKE CARPENTER ...... Phone: (304) 336-8230 ROBIN BRUNNER ...... (304) 336-8046 CONNOR HARR...... Phone: (304) 336-8234 DOMINIQUE HUDSON ...... Phone: (304) 336-8416 Assistant Wrestling Coach . . . . [email protected] Office Administrator EX...... [email protected] Student Assistant Men’s Graduate Assistant Basketball Coach ...... [email protected] M/W Track Coach...... [email protected] KEEGAN DRISCOLL ...... Phone: (304) 336-8230 COURTNEY HUFFMAN ...... Phone: (304) 336-8120 Assistant Wrestling Coach Faculty Athletic Representative. . . [email protected] KYLE COOPER ...... Phone: (304) 336-8320 BROCK THUMM ...... PHONE: (304) 336-8416 Head Women’s Basketball Coach . . [email protected] Graduate Assistant CAM TIMOK...... Phone: (304) 336-8230 ...... Phone: (304) 336-8225 BRAD FORSHEY M/W Track Coach...... [email protected] Graduate Assistant Wrestling Coach. . [email protected] NCAA Compliance Coordinator. . . . [email protected] CASSIE SETH...... Phone: (304) 336-8480 Associate Head Women’s RILEY SCHENK ...... Phone: (304) 336-8459 DARIUS BUNCH ...... Phone: (304) 336-8230 ...... Phone: (304) 336-8221 BRIAN HILL Basketball Coach...... [email protected] Head Volleyball Coach...... [email protected] Graduate Assistant Wrestling Coach. . [email protected] NCAA Diversity & Inclusion (ADID). . . . [email protected] Assistant Football Coach ROBBIE BONAR...... Phone: (304) 336-8480 Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach REX LANCASTER...... (304) 336-8107 Director of Athletic Operations. [email protected] ROGER WAIALAE...... Phone: (304) 336-8294 Head Football Coach ...... [email protected] DON CLEGG...... (304) 336-8107 Sports Information Director. . . . . [email protected] JEFF MONTEROSO...... Phone: (304) 336-8278 Assistant Football Coach...... [email protected] CHRISTINA HARDMAN ...... (304) 336-8107 Athletic Operations DAN HOPKINS...... Phone: (304) 336-8028 Specialist ...... [email protected] Assistant Football Coach...... [email protected] JERRY DUNCAN...... (304) 336-8651 BRIAN HILL...... Phone: (304) 336-8221 Head Athletic Trainer...... [email protected] NCAA Diversity & Inclusion (ADID). . . . [email protected] Assistant Football Coach JASON COLEMAN ...... (304) 336-8093 Athletic Trainer...... [email protected] CURTIS MCGHEE...... Phone: (304) 336-8314 Assistant Football Coach...... [email protected] MELANIE CHEEK...... (304) 336-8093 Athletic Trainer...... [email protected] BRANDON TATE ...... Phone: (304) 336-8314 Assistant Football Coach...... [email protected] ALEXANDRA NORRIS ...... (304) 336-5468 Athletic Trainer...... [email protected] CHUCK HAGGERTY...... Phone: (304) 336-8314 Assistant Football Coach...... [email protected] HERB MINCH ...... (304) 336-8476 Head Softball Coach ...... [email protected] JOHNNY BONAR ...... Phone: (304) 336-8314 Assistant Football Coach...... [email protected] J.R. BENNINGTON...... (304) 336-8476 Assistant Softball Coach GREG MCGHEE...... Phone: (304) 336-8314 Graduate Assistant Football Coach . . . [email protected] A.J. NICHOLS...... (304) 336-8476 Graduate Assistant Softball Coach THADD OBECNY ...... Phone: (304) 336-8011 Head Men’s Golf Coach...... [email protected] ERIC BURKLE ...... Phone: (304) 336-8941 Head Baseball Coach...... [email protected] SHANE RICE...... Phone: (304) 336-8011 Head Women’s Golf Coach. . . . . [email protected] ROBB BAUER ...... Phone: (304) 336-8941 Part-time Assistant RON HULEWICZ...... Phone: (304) 336-8011 Baseball Coach ...... [email protected] Head Men’s Tennis Coach. . . . . [email protected] NICO PECORA ...... Phone: (304) 336-8941 BARRY CHRISTMAS ...... Phone: (304) 336-8236 Graduate Assistant Baseball Coach. . . [email protected] Head Women’s Soccer Coach. [email protected] BEN HOWLETT...... Phone: (304) 336-8232 Head Men’s Basketball Coach . . . . [email protected]

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Although Cooper returns a core of three senior starters backed by multiple returning letter-winners and several impressive newcomers, graduation exercises hit the Lady Hilltoppers hard with the loss of their two leading scorers in Morgan Brunner (17.2 ppg.) and Taylor Johnson (17.1 ppg.). Brunner led the nation in 3-point field goals each of the past two seasons and was the top foul shooter in the NCAA last winter, setting a school and MEC record at better than 96 percent. Johnson joined Brunner in the 1,000-point club for her career while earning her second straight All-MEC berth. “We’re not going to just show up and replace the impact of those two players,” Cooper said, “but we can do it collectively. With a deeper talent pool, we have the pieces in place to provide more balanced scoring. The question is how quickly we can bring that together as a group. That’s where the late start works to our favor.”

202021 If the West Liberty women’s basketball team can handle the on-court challenges as well as they have handled the off-court ones this year, the Lady Hilltoppers should be primed for a successful season. Head coach Kyle Cooper, who carries a 46-43 record into his fourth season at the helm, said he and his staff have been working hard for months to help guide their squad through the multiple changes forced upon all of us by the coronavirus epidemic. Cooper said the players’ response to the approach and the maturity SEASON they displayed in dealing with the adversity has carried over into preparations for what now looks to be a belated and foreshortened 2020-21 season. “I’m so proud of our young women for the way they trusted us as a staff and bought into everything we were doing,” Cooper said following an October workout. “When everybody got sent home in March, we told them we were going to focus as a program on things we can control while bringing a quality approach to the times we were able to get together and that’s just what we did. “There’s still some uncertainty. We don’t have a schedule yet. We won’t play as many games and the season won’t start until January PREVIEW but this group is determined to turn what might be perceived as a negative into a positive.”

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Senior point guard Audrey Tingle heads up the returners. The 4-year Jenna Riccardo, a 5-11 forward from East Liverpool, Ohio, is a starter leads all active NCAA women in career assists (524) and 2-time first-team All-Ohio pick who finished her high school career career assists/game (6.16). In addition, the 5-6 playmaker ranked with 1,767 points and 1,032 rebounds. among the top 10 rebounders (8.2 rpg.) in the MEC a year ago. “Amaia is an ultra-athletic lock-down defender who plays with Also back in the starting lineup are 5-7 shooting guard Olivia a very high motor. She’s been really impressive in the preseason. Belknap (11.4 ppg.) and 5-9 wing Jackie Kitts (4.2 ppg., 4.1 rpg.). Karly is one of the most polished high school players we’ve signed. Belknap is the top returning scorer while Kitts started every game a Obviously a high-level shooter but plays big and can finish at the rim. year ago, often playing out of position in the post. Jenna has great size on the wing. She can stretch the floor with her “Audrey is everything you want in a WLU point guard,” Cooper perimeter shot but is very good at finishing downhill and likes to mix said. “She’s the only West Liberty player ever with 500 career points, it up in the paint. I’m really looking forward to coaching these young rebounds and assists and she’s done that in just three seasons. women over the next few years.” Audrey is truly one of the most undervalued players in the MEC. No one truly knows what to expect from the puzzle that is the 2021 “Olivia has given us a spark throughout her career and we’re season but Cooper and his staff are working hard to put the pieces looking for her to take her consistency to the next level at both together. ends of the court. Jackie’s leadership and ability to defend multiple “The key for us will be getting everybody on the same page in positions makes her an invaluable asset, especially this year with all terms of understanding how to play the game the way we play at the new faces in the mix.” West Liberty,” Cooper said. “Understanding shot selection will be a major point of emphasis and we also need to make some significant strides defensively. It’s a challenge but we’re excited to see how it all turns out.” Recently promoted to Associate Head Coach, Cassie Seth will be back on the Hilltopper bench along with assistant Robbie Bonar. “I was really happy to be able to recognize Cassie’s invaluable contributions to our program with the promotion,” Cooper said. “We’re also thrilled to have Robbie back with us. Continuity is a huge part of our ‘family’ on the hilltop.”

Cooper added two junior transfers in Arriana Manzay, a 6-3 All- NTJCAC post from Cisco (Texas) CC, and Sydney Reed, a 5-6 guard who led NCAA D2 Mansfield (Pa.) in 3-point field goals a year ago. Backing the senior trio is a quartet of returning letter-winners looking to step into more significant roles this season. Corinne Thomas, a “Arriana brings length and athleticism we haven’t seen here very 5-8 sophomore guard, averaged 6.3 ppg. with 42 3-pointers as a true often,” Cooper said, “while Sydney is a high-IQ player with extensive freshman while 5-10 Grace Faulk, another sophomore backcourter, D2 experience in our region.” saw action in every game last year. The Hilltopper head man is fired up about the three highly-touted The senior tandem of 5-10 Tasia Staunton and 6-0 Lindsay Humbel freshmen joining the Black and Gold party. should be more of a factor in the paint after battling through injuries. “After seeing them on the court with us, we’re even more excited Humbel missed last season with a medical redshirt after playing about this group now than we were when they signed – and we in multiple games the year before while Staunton appeared in 16 were pretty excited then,” Cooper said with a smile. “They could all games last season. contribute right away.” “Corinne laid a very good foundation during her freshman year,” Amaia Johnson, a 5-9 guard from Pittsburgh, was a 1,300-point Cooper said. “She really understands the game and can stretch the scorer and 2-time All-WPIAL selection who was chosen to play in the floor with her perimeter shot. Grace could be set for a breakout year. prestigious Western Pennsylvania Roundball Classic. She’s been playing with great confidence and bounce. Karly McCutcheon, a 5-9 guard from New Castle, Pa., was the “We’ll see more from Lindsay and Tasia. They’ve embraced their Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Class 3A Player of the Year and holds every roles and are showing more confidence and comfort in the system.” 3-point field goal record at Mohawk (Pa.) HS.

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KYLE COOPER HEAD COACH

Kyle Cooper is relying on a strong recruiting class and a solid returning nucleus to lift the West Liberty University women’s basketball program back into conference and regional contention as he heads into his fourth season at the helm. Cooper’s Lady Hilltoppers are coming off an up-and-down 2020 campaign following their NCAA Division II Tournament run the year before but there were plenty of bright spots for WLU fans to savor. The West Liberty women once again made at least one 3-pointer in every game. That streak of 802 consecutive games with a 3-pointer extends back more than a quarter-century to the 1993-94 season and is an NCAA women’s basketball record for all divisions. Senior guard Morgan Brunner led the nation in 3-point field goals (111) for the second straight season and also ranked No. 1 nationally in free throw percentage (96.2%) – the second-highest in NCAA Division II history. Cooper, who carries a 46-43 record into his fourth season, and his WLU women are only a year removed from a 21-win season capped by an NCAA Tournament bid that saw the tradition-laden program return to the regional rankings following a brief hiatus after a run to the 2016 Sweet 16. The 21-10 record was the Lady Hilltoppers’ 16th 20-win season in the past 20 years and came against one of the most challenging schedules in the nation. Eight of the 10 losses came against regionally- or nationally-ranked foes. Senior center Marissa Brown was a first-team All-American for the second straight year, Brunner led the nation in 3-pointers while ranking among the Top 10 in 3-point percentage and sophomore guard Audrey Tingle once again placed among the Top 10 nationally in assists. As a team, the Black and Gold ranked among the Top 10 nationally in 11 statistical categories – highlighted by No. 2 rankings in 3FGs, Assists and Blocked Shots while their 85.1 ppg. scoring average was third nationwide. Cooper is no stranger to sideline success. After four years as lead assistant for the WLU women under legendary head coach Lynn Ullom, Cooper took the reins when Ullom stepped down to accept the role of full-time athletic director. West Liberty went 82-45 (.646) during Cooper’s four years as an assistant with three 20-win seasons. Back-to-back MEC titles in 2015 and 2016 highlighted that run. The aforementioned 2016 squad set a school record by going 29-5 and spent the entire season ranked in the USA Today coaches’ Top 25, finishing at No. 18 after the first “Sweet 16” run in school history. Cooper caught the coaching bug during his days as a student at West Virginia University. He served as assistant head manager and basketball camp counselor for Coach John Beilein’s Elite 8 and Sweet 16 NCAA Tournament men’s basketball teams during Cooper’s first two years at WVU (2005-06). The Waterford, Pa. native spent the next four years (2007-10) as head student manager and graduate assistant for Coach Mike Carey with the WVU women’s basketball team. The WVU women advanced to post-season play all four years, earning three trips to the NCAA The Tournament and a WNIT berth. Cooper left Morgantown in 2010 to serve as Director of Women’s Basketball Operations for head coach Semeka Randall at Ohio University. He spent one season with the Lady Bobcats before accepting an assistant coaching position at Wheeling Jesuit and came to West Liberty after two years at WJU. Cooper graduated summa cum laude from WVU in 2008 with dual bachelor’s degrees in Sport Management and Athletic Coaching Education along with a minor in Business Administration. He earned a master’s degree from WVU in Educational Leadership with a focus on Higher Education in 2010. Kyle and his wife, Katie, are a West Liberty family as Katie is the COACHES university’s Director of Financial Aid. They live in Wellsburg, W.Va. with their children, Brody and Cali.

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CASSIE SETH ROBBIE BONAR ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH Assistant Coach

Associate head coach Cassie Seth heads into her fourth A familiar face on the WLU women’s basketball sidelines, season on the West Liberty sidelines as a key member of Coach Robbie Bonar is returning for his seventh season as a part-time Kyle Cooper’s women’s basketball staff. assistant coach with the Lady Hilltoppers. Seth’s first three seasons were highlighted by a 21-win During his time on the hilltop, the WLU women have posted campaign and NCAA Tournament bid in 2018-19 – the 16th 20- four 20-win seasons and earned three NCAA Tournament bids. win season in the last 21 years for the perennial Atlantic Region That was highlighted by a school-record 29-win season and run power. An intense competitor, she played a key role in the to the NCAA Division II Sweet 16 in 2016. development of such record-setting standouts as first-team NCAA In addition to his coaching duties at WLU, Bonar also served D2 All-American Marissa Brown and two-time NCAA D2 3-point as assistant boys’ basketball coach at John Marshall High School leader Morgan Brunner. in Glen Dale, W.Va. during the 2013-14 season. Bonar’s primary Seth came to West Liberty off a successful season as an areas of responsibility at West Liberty include on-court assistant coach at NCAA Division III Baldwin-Wallace University. instruction, strategy and skills development. Working for Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame head coach Cheri A 2007 John Marshall graduate, Bonar holds a bachelor’s Harrer, Seth helped lead the Yellow Jackets to a 21-5 record and a degree in Psychology with a minor in Sport Psychology from runner-up finish in the Ohio Athletic Conference. West Virginia University. He continued his studies at Miami Before breaking into the collegiate ranks at Baldwin-Wallace, (Ohio) University and earned a master’s in Sport Studies Seth spent seven years as a high school head coach in the from Miami Cleveland area. Seth guided Medina Highland to its first-ever in 2013. OHSAA Division I tournament win before moving on to Parma Robbie and his wife, Sarah, reside in Glen Dale, W.Va., High School, where she was the first coach in more than two with their son, Marshall. decades to post double-digit wins in consecutive seasons. During her time as a high school coach, Seth developed 32 all- conference players, five all-district selections and one conference player of the year. She was chosen to coach in the 2010 Medina County All-Star Game and the 2016 Greater Cleveland Basketball Coaches Association (GCBCA) All-Star Game. The Waterford, Pa. native was a four-year standout and 1,000-point scorer during her playing days at Mercyhurst (Pa.). A three-year captain and All-GLIAC honoree, she finished her career ranked among the Lakers’ Top 10 all-time in points and steals. Just as successful in the classroom, Seth was a two-time Dean’s List student and earned a spot on the GLIAC’s All-Academic Team. CHRIS BUCON She holds a bachelor’s degree in Business with a concentration in Sport Business Management from Mercyhurst along with Development Coordinator a master’s degree in Sports Administration from Valparaiso Chris Bucon begins his third season as Development (Ind.). Seth is also certified as an International Strength Training Coordinator with the WLU women’s basketball program. Association (ITSA) personal trainer and dotFIT fitness professional. The Wheeling native’s primary areas of responsibility include Cassie and her wife, Stephanie, reside in Steubenville, Ohio. community service and outreach, fundraising and networking. A 2008 graduate of Wheeling Central Catholic High School, Bucon graduated from West Virginia University in 2012 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Hospitality and a Communications minor. He has worked as an insurance producer for Paree Insurance for the past eight years. Chris and his wife, Sami, reside in Wheeling.

24 2020-21 WEST LIBERTY UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 25 Section IV #GoWLU NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Player Pos Ht Yr Hometown High School (College) 1 Grace Faulk G 5-10 So. Imperial, Pa. West Allegheny 3 Olivia Belknap G 5-7 Sr. Dover, Ohio Dover 4 Corinne Thomas G 5-8 So. New Carlisle, Ohio Tecumseh 5 Audrey Tingle G 5-6 Sr. West Lafayette, Ohio Ridgewood 10 Sydney Reed G 5-6 Jr. Alexandria, Pa. Juniata Valley (Mansfield) 11 Lindsay Humbel F 6-0 Jr. Parma, Ohio Parma 12 Karly McCutcheon G 5-9 Fr. New Castle, Pa. Mohawk 22 Jenna Riccardo F 5-11 Fr. East Liverpool, Ohio Beaver Local 23 Arriana Manzay F 6-3 Jr. Lubbock, Texas Mesquite (Cisco CC) 24 Jaclyn Kitts G 5-9 Gr. Erie, Pa. Villa Maria 25 Amaia Johnson G 5-9 Fr. North Versailles, Pa. East Allegheny 33 Tasia Staunton F 5-10 Jr. Zanesville, Ohio Zanesville

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Player Pos Ht Yr Hometown High School (College) 3 Olivia Belknap G 5-7 Sr. Dover, Ohio Dover 1 Grace Faulk G 5-10 So. Imperial, Pa. West Allegheny 11 Lindsay Humbel F 6-0 Jr. Parma, Ohio Parma 25 Amaia Johnson G 5-9 Fr. North Versailles, Pa. East Allegheny 24 Jaclyn Kitts G 5-9 Gr. Erie, Pa. Villa Maria 23 Arriana Manzay F 6-3 Jr. Lubbock, Texas Mesquite (Cisco CC) 12 Karly McCutcheon G 5-9 Fr. New Castle, Pa. Mohawk 10 Sydney Reed G 5-6 Jr. Alexandria, Pa. Juniata Valley (Mansfield) 22 Jenna Riccardo F 5-11 Fr. East Liverpool, Ohio Beaver Local 33 Tasia Staunton F 5-10 Jr. Zanesville, Ohio Zanesville 4 Corinne Thomas G 5-8 So. New Carlisle, Ohio Tecumseh 5 Audrey Tingle G 5-6 Sr. West Lafayette, Ohio Ridgewo

COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Kyle Cooper (46-43, .517 – 4th season) Associate Head Coach: Cassie Seth The Assistant Coach: Robbie Bonar PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Olivia Belknap Olivia BELL-nap Arriana Manzay ARE-ee-AH-nuh man-ZAY Amaia Johnson uh-MY-uh Johnson PLAYERS Tasia Staunton TAH-zyah Staunton

26 2020-21 WEST LIBERTY UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 27 Section IV #GoWLU RETURNING PLAYERSPLAYERS OLIVIA BELKNAP GRACE FAULK Senior Sophomore 5-7 Guard 5-10 Guard Dover HS West Allegheny HS Dover, Ohio Imperial, Pa.

2019-20 (Junior): Started all 29 games. …Averaged 23.2 minutes per game. …Scored 332 points (11.4 ppg.) with 73 rebounds (2.5 rpg.). … Shot 41 percent (106-259) from the 2019-20 (Freshman): MEC All-Academic Team. …Played in all 29 games. …Averaged 7.1 floor, 30 percent (49-162) from the 3-point arc and 77 percent (71-92) from the foul line. minutes per game. …Scored 49 points with 24 rebounds. …Shot 32 percent (19-60) from …17 double-figure scoring games. …2 20+ point games. …Career-high 23 points and 4 the floor, 24 percent (8-34) from the 3-point arc and 50 percent (3-6) from the foul line. 3FGs vs. Concord (2/15) …Season-high 9 points and 3FGs vs. Davis & Elkins (1/29). …Season-high 4 rebounds vs. Walsh (12/18) 2018-19 (Sophomore): MEC All-Academic Team. …Played in all 31 games. …Averaged 14.7 minutes per game. …Scored 154 points with 50 rebounds. … Shot 32 percent High School: 3-time All-WPIAL Class 5A honoree averaged double-figures all three (46-142) from the floor, 31 percent (27-88) from the 3-point arc and 81 percent (35-43) years at West Allegheny (Pa.) HS. ...Led Indians to 19-5 record and WPIAL sectional title. from the foul line. …5 double-figure scoring games. …Season-high 17 points at Glenville ...National Honor Society student. (3/15). …Career-high 6 assists vs. W.Va. State (1/10) and at W.Va. State (2/14) Off the Court: Grace is the daughter of Stacy Faulk. …She is majoring in 2017-18 (Freshman): MEC Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll. … Played in all 29 Elementary Education. games with 4 starts. …Averaged 15.1 minutes per game. …Scored 143 points with 36 rebounds. … Shot 29 percent (44-151) from the floor, 22 percent (20-93) from the 3-point arc and 75 percent (35-47) from the foul line. …3 double-figure scoring games.

2016-17 (Redshirt): MEC All-Academic Team. …Took medical redshirt after suffering # season-ending injury on Nov. 19 # High School: 4-time All-ECOL and 3-time All-District selection. …1,000-point scorer set school 3FG and 3FG % records CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Off the Court: Olivia is the daughter of Jennifer and Brent Belknap. …She is majoring in Minutes: 0331: at Glenville 2/12/20 Minutes: 19: 01at Urbana 11/23/19 Nursing. Points: 23: Concord 2/15/20 Points: 9: Davis & Elkins 1/29/20 Rebs: 8: Urbana 11/28/18 Rebs: 4: vs. Walsh 12/18/19 Assists: 6: WV Wesleyan 12/4/19 Assists: 3: vs. Walsh 12/18/19 Blocks: 3: WV State 12/14/19 Blocks: 1: Wheeling 2/29/20 Steals: 3: at Glenville 2/12/20 Steals: 1: Frostburg 1/18/20 FG: 9: at Glenville 2/12/20 FG: 3: Davis & Elkins 1/29/20 FGA: 15: Concord 2/15/20 FGA: 8: at Urbana 11/23/19 3FG: 4: Concord 2/15/20 3FG: 3: Davis & Elkins 1/29/20 3FGA: 11: Concord 2/15/20 3FGA: 6: Davis & Elkins 1/29/20 FT: 8: Mercyhurst 11/8/19 FT: 1: at Glenville 2/12/20 FTA: 10: Mercyhurst 11/8/19 FTA: 3: vs. Walsh 12/18/19

OLIVIA BELKNAP GRACE FAULK Year: G-GS Min FG-Att Pct 3FG-Att Pct FT-Att Pct Off Def Reb Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Year: G-GS Min FG-Att Pct 3FG-Att Pct FT-Att Pct Off Def Reb Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2016-17* 4-0 68 8-31 .258 4-19 .211 3-8 .375 5 6 11 2.8 6 0 1 14 0 5 23 5.8 2019-20 29-0 205 19-60 .317 8-34 .235 3-6 .500 8 16 24 0.8 20 0 12 11 6 2 49 1.7 2017-18 29-4 437 44-151 .291 20-93 .215 35-47 .745 9 27 36 1.2 44 0 29 44 3 6 143 4.9 Totals… 29-0 205 19-60 .317 8-34 .235 3-6 .500 8 16 24 0.8 20 0 12 11 6 2 49 1.7 2018-19 31-0 455 46-142 .324 27-88 .307 35-43 .814 12 38 50 1.6 47 0 47 34 3 15 154 5.0 2019-20 29-29 672 106-259 .409 49-162 .302 71-92 .772 17 56 73 2.5 73 1 37 46 3 21 332 11.4 Totals… 93-33 1632 204-583 .350 100-362 .276 144-190 .758 43 127 170 1.8 170 1 114 138 9 47 652 7.0 *-medical redshirt application approved by NCAA

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LINDSAY HUMBEL JACLYN KITTS Junior Graduate 6-0 Forward 5-9 Guard Parma HS Villa Maria HS Parma, Ohio Erie, Pa.

2019-20 (Redshirt): MEC All-Academic Team. …Sat out season as medical redshirt 2019-20 (Junior): Started all 29 games. …Averaged 23.1 minutes per game. …Scored 123 points (4.2 ppg.) and grabbed 118 (4.1 rpg.) rebounds …Shot 30 percent (41-138) 2018-19 (Freshman): MEC All-Academic Team. …Played in 12 games. …Averaged from the floor, 29 percent (25-85) from the 3-point arc and 70 percent (16-23) from the 4.8 minutes per game. …Scored 6 points and grabbed 9 rebounds. …Shot 29 percent foul line. …Career-high 13 points at Davis & Elkins (12/7). …Career-high 10 rebounds at (2-7) from the floor and 40 percent (2-5) from the foul line. …Season-high 4 points, 3 W.Va. State (2/5) rebounds and 2 assists vs. Ursuline (11/14) 2018-19 (Sophomore): Played in 21 games. …Averaged 3.8 minutes per game. …Scored High School: Ohio Division I All-District and All-Conference selection at Parma HS. 9 points and grabbed 10 rebounds …Shot 25 percent (2-8) from the floor, 25 percent (2- ...Holds multiple single-season and single-game school records. ...Won the “Ms. Redmen 8) from the 3-point arc and 75 percent (3-4) from the foul line.) Award” as the school’s Senior Female Athlete of the Year. 2017-18 (Freshman): MEC Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll. …Played in all 29 Off the Court: Lindsay is the daughter of Jeanette and Phil Humbel. …She is majoring in games. …Averaged 9.4 minutes per game. …Scored 53 points with 42 rebounds. … Exercise Physiology Shot 29 percent (17-58) from the floor, 28 percent (12-43) from the 3-point arc and 39 percent (7-18) from the foul line. …Career-high 9 points at UVa-Wise (1/11). …Career- high 7 rebounds vs. Slippery Rock (11/22)

2016-17 (Redshirt): MEC Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll. …Redshirted at West Liberty # # High School: 4-year regular helped lead nationally-ranked Villa Maria HS to Pennsylvania Class AAA state title game

CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Off the Court: Jaclyn is the daughter of Kim Madurski and Jon Kitts. …She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Human Biology last year and is currently working toward an Minutes: 15: Ursuline11 11/14/18 Minutes: 34:24 California 11/9/19 MBA in Healthcare Management at West Liberty Points: 4: Ursuline 11/14/18 Points: 13: at Davis & Elkins 12/7/19 Rebs: 3: Ursuline 11/14/18 Rebs: 10: at WV State 2/5/20 Assists: 2: Ursuline 11/14/18 Assists: 3: Glenville 1/11/20 Blocks: 1: WV State 1/10/19 Blocks: 2: at Fairmont 2/23/20 Steals: 0: Steals: 3: WV State 12/14/19 FG: 1: Ursuline 11/14/18 FG: 5: at Davis & Elkins 12/7/19 FGA: 3: Urbana 11/28/18 FGA: 11: at Davis & Elkins 12/7/19 3FG: 0: 3FG: 3: at Frostburg 2/19/20 3FGA: 1: Urbana 11/28/18 3FGA: 8: at Davis & Elkins 12/7/19 FT: 2: Ursuline 11/14/18 FT: 2: at WV Wesleyan 2/1/20 FTA: 3: Ursuline 11/14/18 FTA: 4: Charleston 1/6/18

LINDSAY HUMBEL JACLYN KITTS Year: G-GS Min FG-Att Pct 3FG-Att Pct FT-Att Pct Off Def Reb Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Year: G-GS Min FG-Att Pct 3FG-Att Pct FT-Att Pct Off Def Reb Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2018-19 12-0 58 2-7 .286 0-1 .000 2-5 .400 6 3 9 0.8 12 0 4 3 2 0 6 0.5 2016-17 ---redshirt--- 2019-20 ---redshirt--- 2017-18 29-0 273 17-58 .293 12-43 .279 7-18 .389 10 32 42 1.4 21 0 15 17 6 6 53 1.8 Totals… 12-0 58 2-7 .286 0-1 .000 2-5 .400 6 3 9 0.8 12 0 4 3 2 0 6 0.5 2018-19 21-0 79 2-8 .250 2-8 .250 3-4 .750 2 8 10 0.5 8 0 2 6 0 1 9 0.4 2019-20 29-29 671 41-138 .297 25-85 .294 16-23 .696 21 97 118 4.1 58 0 29 48 12 18 123 4.2 Totals…… 79-29 1023 60-204 .294 39-136 .287 26-45 .578 33 137 170 2.2 87 0 46 71 18 25 185 2.3

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TASIA STAUNTON CAREER HIGHS AUDREY TINGLE Junior Minutes: 10: vs. Walsh 12/18/19 Senior 5-10 Forward Points: 7: vs. Walsh 12/18/19 5-6 Guard Zanesville HS Rebs: 7: vs. Walsh 12/18/19 Ridgewood HS Zanesville, Ohio Assists: 1: Clarion 11/13/19 West Lafayette, Ohio 2019-20 (Freshman): Played in 16 of 29 Blocks: 1: Fairmont 1/15/20 2019-20 (Junior): MEC All-Academic Team. …Leads all active NCAA women in career games. …Averaged 4.1 minutes per game. … Steals: 1: Fairmont 1/15/20 assists (524) and career assists/game (6.16). …Started all 29 games. …Averaged 32.1 Scored 20 points and grabbed 27 rebounds … FG: 3: at Davis & Elkins 12/7/19 minutes per game. …Led MEC with 50 assists and 5.18 assists/game. …Scored 212 Shot 28 percent (5-18) from the floor, did not FGA: 5: at Davis & Elkins 12/7/19 points (7.3 ppg.), grabbed 237 rebounds (8.2 rpg.) and dished out 150 assists. …Shot 42 attempt a 3-pointer and shot 83 percent (10- percent (72-171) from the floor, 31 percent (14-45) from the 3-point arc and 62 percent 12) from the foul line. …Season-high 7 points 3FG: 0: (54-86) from the foul line. …8 double-figure scoring games and 9 double-figure rebound and 8 rebounds vs. Walsh. ...Season-high 3 FGs 3FGA: 0: games. …Career-high 19 points at Glenville (11/18). …Career-high 17 rebounds vs. at Davis & Elkins FT: 5: vs. Walsh 12/18/19 Fairmont (1/15) 2018-19 (Redshirt): Redshirted at West Liberty FTA: 6: vs. Walsh 12/18/19 2018-19 (Sophomore): MEC All-Academic Team. …Played in 30 of 31 games, all starts. High School: Four-year regular earned Ohio …Averaged 32.0 minutes per game. …Ranked No. 6 nationally with 6.8 assists/game. … Division II All-District and All-ECOL honors as a Scored 208 points, grabbed 148 rebounds and dished out 205 assists. …Shot 44 percent senior at Zanesville HS. ...Posted back-to-back (76-172) from the floor, 43 percent (20-47) from the 3-point arc and 49 percent (36-73) double-figure scoring seasons as a junior and from the foul line. …11 double-figure scoring games and 6 double-figure assist games. senior. ...Played in Ohio District 12 All-Star …Season-high 15 points vs. Notre Dame (2/27). …Season-high 13 assists vs. Urbana Game. (11/28) and vs. W.Va. Wesleyan (2/20) # Off the Court: Tasia is the daughter of 2017-18 (Freshman): MEC All-Academic Team. …Started first 26 games before suffering Kashawna Buchanan and Thorne Staunton. …She is majoring in Dental Hygiene. season-ending injury. …Averaged 29.0 minutes per game. …Led all NCAA D2 freshmen # and ranked No. 5 nationally with 6.5 assists/game. …Tied school record with 17 assists TASIA STAUNTON vs. Urbana (1/17). …Scored 200 points, grabbed 150 rebounds and dished out 169 33 assists. …Shot 35 percent (66-187) from the floor, 27 percent (12-45) from the 3-point Year: G-GS Min FG-Att Pct 3FG-Att Pct FT-Att Pct Off Def Reb Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg arc and 65 percent (56-86) from the foul line. …8 double-figure scoring games. …3 2018-19 ---redshirt--- CAREER HIGHS double-figure rebound games. …4 double-figure assist games. …Career-high 19 points Minutes: 42:05 Notre Dame 2/27/19 2019-20 16-0 66 5-18 .278 0-0 .000 10-12 .833 8 19 27 1.7 16 0 1 3 1 2 20 1.3 and 13 rebounds at Glenville (11/18). Points: 19: at Glenville 11/18/17 Totals… 16-0 66 5-18 .278 0-0 .000 10-12 .833 8 19 27 1.7 16 0 1 3 1 2 20 1.3 2-time 1st-team All-Ohio Division III selection scored 1,559 career points Rebs: 17: Fairmont 1/15/20 High School: at Ridgewood HS. …2-time Ohio Division III Eastern District Player of the Year. … Assists: 17: Urbana 1/17/18 Averaged 19.5 points, 5.9 rebounds, 5.6 steals and 5.0 assists as a senior Blocks: 4: at WV State 2/14/19 CORINNE THOMAS CAREER HIGHS Steals: 5: WV Wesleyan 2/20/19 Off the Court: Audrey is the daughter of Jay and Jana Tingle. …She is majoring in Speech Pathology/Audiology. Sophomore Minutes: 26: at Charleston 12/11/19 FG: 8: Urbana 1/22/20 5-8 Guard Points: 16: at Davis & Elkins 12/7/19 FGA: 14: at Glenville 11/18/17 Tecumseh HS Rebs: 9: at WV Wesleyan 2/1/20 3FG: 3: at Whg. Jesuit 3/2/19 New Carlisle, Ohio Assists: 3: at Glenville 2/12/20 3FGA: 6: at Ursuline 11/14/17 2019-20 (Freshman): MEC Commissioner’s Blocks: 2: WV State 12/14/19 FT: 7: Glenville 1/11/20 Academic Honor Roll. …Played in all 29 games. Steals: 3: Charleston 2/9/20 FTA: 10: Glenville 1/11/20 …Averaged 18.3 minutes per game. …Scored FG: 5: vs. Walsh 12/18/19 183 points (6.3 ppg.) with 57 rebounds (2.0 rpg.). …Shot 39 percent (60-156) from the floor, FGA: 10: Concord 2/15/20 34 percent (21-36) from the 3-point arc and 58 3FG: 5: at Davis & Elkins 12/7/19 percent (21-36) from the foul line. …7 double- 3FGA: 10: Concord 2/15/20 figure scoring games. …16 games with multiple 3FGs. …Season-high 16 points and 5 3FGs at FT: 5: at Urbana 11/23/19 AUDREY TINGLE Davis & Elkins (12/7). …Season-high 9 rebounds FTA: 6: at Urbana 11/23/19 at W.Va. Wesleyan (2/1) Year: G-GS Min FG-Att Pct 3FG-Att Pct FT-Att Pct Off Def Reb Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2017-18 26-26 753 66-187 .353 12-45 .267 56-86 .651 55 95 150 5.8 69 3 169 88 2 35 200 7.7 High School: 2-time All-Ohio Division I shooting guard at Tecumseh HS. ...2,111 career points. … 2018-19 30-30 959 76-172 .442 20-47 .426 36-73 .493 50 98 148 4.9 85 3 205 124 11 50 208 6.9 No. 2 in Ohio high school history with 360 3FGs. ...Averaged 22.0 points, 5.8 rebounds, 4.0 assists 2019-20 29-29 931 72-171 .421 14-45 .311 54-86 .628 51 186 237 8.2 77 1 150 86 12 39 212 7.3 and 3.4 steals as a senior. ...Set school single- Totals… 85-85 2643 214-530 .404 46-137 .336 146-245 .596 156 379 535 6.3 231 7 524 298 25 124 620 7.3 # game records for points (51) and 3-point field goals (13). ...National Honor Society student.

Off the Court: Corinne is the daughter of Dean and Danielle Thomas. …She is majoring in 04 Biology on a Pre-Med track. CORINNE THOMAS Year: G-GS Min FG-Att Pct 3FG-Att Pct FT-Att Pct Off Def Reb Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2019-20 29-0 530 60-156 .385 42-122 .344 21-36 .583 13 44 57 2.0 64 1 27 33 6 11 183 6.3 Totals… 29-0 530 60-156 .385 42-122 .344 21-36 .583 13 44 57 2.0 64 1 27 33 6 11 183 6.3

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Karly McCUTCHEON Freshman 5-9 Guard NEW FACES Mohawk HS New Castle, Pa.

High School: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Class 3A Player of the Year as a senior at Mohawk High School. ...First-Team All-WPIAL and All-Section MVP after averaging 17.2 ppg. ...1,000-point Amaia JOHNSON scorer holds school’s single-season (91) and career (185) 3FG records. ...Career highs of 37 points and 9 3FGs. ...National Honor Society member maintained 3.9 GPA. ...Karly was Freshman Mohawk’s 2019 Homecoming Queen. 5-9 Guard East Allegheny HS Off the Court: Karly is the daughter of Tim and Kathy McCutcheon. …She is majoring in North Versailles, Pa. Elementary Education

High School: 2-time All-WPIAL standout poured in 1,363 career points at East Allegheny High School. ...Team captain led EAHS to four straight WPIAL Tournament berths, three consecutive PIAA Tourney bids and two undefeated WPIAL Class 3A sectional crowns. ...Picked to play in the prestigious Western Pennsylvania Roundball Classic before its # cancellation. ...Multi-sport athlete was also a 2-time All-WPIAL selection in soccer

Off the Court: Amaia is the daughter of Warner and Jen Johnson. …She is majoring in Business. 12 Sydney REED # Junior 5-6 Guard Juniata Valley HS/Mansfield Alexandria, Pa. 25 College: Transfer from NCAA Division II Mansfield (Pa.). ... 2-year regular played in 54 games with 28 starts in two seasons at Mansfield. ...Ranked third on team with 27.5 minutes/game as a sophomore. ...Drained a team-high 39 3FGs, shooting nearly 40 percent from the arc. Arriana MANZAY ...12 games with multiple 3FGs. ...Career-high 15 points at Shepherd (2/29/20) Junior High School: 1,300-point scorer and 2-time All-Conference pick at Juniata Valley (Pa.) High 6-3 Forward School. ...Led JVHS to back-to-back Pennsylvania Class A state championship games. Mesquite HS/Cisco CC Lubbock, Texas Off the Court: Sydney is the daughter of Mike and Sydney Reed. …She is majoring in Biology College: Transfer from Cisco (Texas) College. ...All-Northern Texas Junior College Athletic Conference honoree in her final season at Cisco. ...Ranked in the Top 10 regionally with 246 rebounds and was among the Top 5 with 52 blocks. ...NTJCAC Player of the Week. ...Career # highs of 28 points and 21 rebounds. ...Texas Class 6A All-District selection at Mesquite HS.

High School: Arriana was a Texas Class 6A All-District pick as a 2-year starter at Mesquite HS. 10 Off the Court: Arriana is the daughter of LaPrece Fay. …She is majoring Jenna RICCARDO in Sport Management Freshman # 5-11 Forward Beaver Local HS East Liverpool, Ohio

High School: 2-time All-Ohio Division II forward. ...Shattered Beaver Local’s school career 23 records with 1,767 points and 1,032 rebounds. ...Posted double-doubles in 20 of 24 games as a senior while averaging 21 points and 13 rebounds a night. ...Back-to-back Columbiana County Player of the Year selection. ...Beaver Local’s High School Heisman recipient. ...National Honor Society student graduated with 4.0 GPA.

Off the Court: Jenna is the daughter of Jim and Jill Riccardo. …She is majoring in Elementary Education #22 34 2020-21 WEST LIBERTY UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 35 Section V #GoWLU MORGAN BRUNNER SHES NO. 1

WEST LIBERTY, W.Va. – West Liberty University senior The Linsly School alum also leaves the hilltop as West Morgan Brunner wrapped up her women’s basketball Liberty’s career and single-season leader from the charity career in record-setting fashion last season, leading the stripe. She broke her own single-season school foul nation in multiple categories and setting a pair of school shooting record of 88.1 percent from a year ago with this records in the process. season’s stellar performance to finish her career at 127-of- A 5-9 shooting guard who began her collegiate 137 (92.7 percent). career at Youngstown State, Brunner knocked down Brunner and Glenville State’s Emily Stoller each an NCAA Division II season-high 111 3-point field goals finished with 111 3-pointers to share the No. 1 spot, to lead the nation for the second consecutive season although Stoller needed 31 games to get there compared while also ranking No. 1 nationally in free throw to just 29 for Brunner. percentage (75-of-78, .962). The Hilltopper senior just missed adding a third That made Brunner the first NCAA D2 woman ever national statistical title to her collection, finishing No. 2 to lead the nation in 3-point field goals and free throw nationally with 3.83 3-Point Field Goals/Game. Ava Battese percentage in the same season. of Cameron (Okla.) claimed that crown with 101 3-pointers Making that “double” even more impressive is the in 24 games for a 4.21 average. fact that Brunner’s 96.2 percent foul shooting this winter The Hilltoppers have made at least one 3-point field was the second-highest in Division II history. Jamey Gelhar goal in every game for the past 27 years – an NCAA of Saint Martin’s (Wash.) set the all-time NCAA women’s women’s record 802 consecutive games – and finished record in 2008-09 when she went 94-of-97 (96.9 percent) the 2019-20 season ranked No. 4 nationally with 307 from the stripe. 3-pointers. “We knew we were getting a big-time shooter when The WLU women have finished first or second Morgan joined our program,” head coach Kyle Cooper said, nationally 10 times in the past two decades and have “but she even exceeded our expectations with the way she ranked among the nation’s top five 3-point shooting shot the basketball. It’s incredible to lead the country in any teams in 17 of the last 21 seasons. statistical category but to do so in two categories is flat-out unreal.” Brunner played in 60 games at West Liberty and drained four or more 3-pointers in 34 of them. Despite spending just two seasons in Black and Gold, Brunner’s 214 career bonus bombs rank among the Top 10 all-time in WLU’s impressive pantheon of long-range artists. The Lady Hilltopper program has produced at least one national statistical champion in 15 of the past 21 seasons and this marked the ninth time in the last 19 seasons that a West Liberty woman led the nation in 3-point field goals. Brunner joins Tara Johnson (2003-04) and NCAA Division II career record holder Laura Malernee (2009-10) as the three Lady Hilltoppers to lead the nation in back-to-back years. “Morgan was a great fit for our system because I 20120 think it would be hard to find a program that puts as much emphasis on the 3-point shot as we do here,” Cooper said. “The record book shows we’ve done it on a really high level for a really long time and I can assure you that we’re going REVIEW to keep doing it.” 36 2020-21 WEST LIBERTY UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 37 Section V #GoWLU GAMEBYGAME SCORES 20120 AT A GLANCE

Date Opponent W/L Score Att. High Points High Rebounds FINAL MEC STANDINGS MEC TOURNAMENT 11/08/19 MERCYHURST W 92-79 280 (29) Morgan Brunner (8) Audrey Tingle School Overall Pct. MEC Pct. (at Wheeling, W.Va.) 11/09/19 CALIFORNIA (PA) L 80-81 300 (32) Morgan Brunner (9) Audrey Tingle Glenville State 23-5 .821 19-3 .864 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4 11/13/19 CLARION W 84-76 165 (28) Taylor Johnson (14) Audrey Tingle Notre Dame 24-4 .857 18-4 .818 First Round 11/20/19 WINSTON-SALEM W 79-69 878 (34) Morgan Brunner (13) Audrey Tingle Charleston 22-6 .786 17-5 .773 #7 Wheeling 69, #10 Davis & Elkins 60 Concord 20-8 .714 16-6 .727 #9 W.Va. State 64, #8 WEST LIBERTY 54 11/23/19 *at Urbana L 73-87 387 (21) Taylor Johnson (8) Taylor Johnson Urbana 17-11 .607 13-9 .591 THURSDAY, MARCH 5 11/26/19 *NOTRE DAME L 69-84 1127 (18) Morgan Brunner (13) Audrey Tingle Fairmont State 15-13 .536 12-10 .545 Quarterfinals Wheeling 10-18 .357 9-13 .409 12/04/19 *W.VA. WESLEYAN W 82-51 698 (18) Morgan Brunner (10) Morgan Brunner #2 Notre Dame 75, #7 Wheeling 61 WEST LIBERTY 12-16 .429 8-14 .364 12/07/19 *at Davis & Elkins W 86-78 172 (20) Taylor Johnson (8) Taylor Johnson #3 Charleston 86, #6 Fairmont State 53 W.Va. State 9-19 .321 7-15 .318 #1 Glenville State 124, #9 W.Va. State 84 12/11/19 *at Charleston L 68-78 250 (23) Morgan Brunner (5) Morgan Brunner Davis & Elkins 7-21 .250 6-16 .273 #4 Concord 92, #5 Urbana 87 (5) Audrey Tingle Frostburg State 6-22 .214 5-17 .227 12/14/19 *W.VA. STATE L 80-87 415 (19) Morgan Brunner (7) Audrey Tingle W.Va. Wesleyan 4-24 .143 2-20 .091 SATURDAY, MARCH 7 Semifinals 12/18/19 at Walsh L 74-96 207 (13) Taylor Johnson (7) Tasia Staunton #1 Glenville State 70, #4 Concord 68 (13) Corinne Thomas #2 Notre Dame 73, #3 Charleston 66 12/20/19 at Malone W 82-76 127 (30) Morgan Brunner (8) Audrey Tingle SUNDAY, MARCH 8 01/08/20 *at Concord L 71-83 244 (21) Taylor Johnson (5) Audrey Tingle Championship 01/11/20 *GLENVILLE STATE L 108-114 645 (33) Morgan Brunner (11) Audrey Tingle #1 Glenville State 80, #2 Notre Dame 75 01/15/20 *FAIRMONT STATE L 67-84 780 (20) Morgan Brunner (17) Audrey Tingle 01/18/20 *FROSTBURG STATE W 67-55 626 (16) Olivia Belknap (8) Audrey Tingle 01/22/20 *URBANA L 86-95 685 (26) Taylor Johnson (8) Taylor Johnson 01/26/20 *at Wheeling L 75-82 1171 (25) Taylor Johnson (6) Taylor Johnson (6) Audrey Tingle 01/29/20 *DAVIS & ELKINS L 69-71 790 (20) Taylor Johnson (7) Audrey Tingle HONORS AND AWARDS MEC All-Tournament Team D2CCA NCAA All-America (7) Jaclyn Kitts *Emily Stoller, Glenville State; Re’Shawna All-Mountain East Conference First Team 02/01/20 *at W.Va. Wesleyan W 73-63 100 (18) Morgan Brunner (9) Corinne Thomas Stone, Glenville State; Seina Adachi, Notre Tyra James, Urbana 02/05/20 *at W.Va. State W 74-68 72 (16) Taylor Johnson (10) Jaclyn Kitts Player of the Year: Tyra James, Urbana Dame; Jada Marone, Notre Dame; Madison Freshman of the Year: Dakota Reeves, May, Concord; Riley Fitzwater, Concord; Anna Second Team 02/09/20 *CHARLESTON L 59-72 723 (22) Taylor Johnson (6) Morgan Brunner Charleston Hayton, Charleston; Sylvia Hudson, Urbana; Lily Ritz, Wheeling 02/12/20 *at Glenville State L 82-119 415 (23) Olivia Belknap (6) Audrey Tingle Coach of the Year: Lauren Macer, Notre Lily Ritz, Wheeling 02/15/20 *CONCORD L 68-79 795 (23) Olivia Belknap (13) Audrey Tingle Dame *-Tournament MVP D2CCA All-Atlantic Region 02/19/20 *at Frostburg State W 68-65 139 (18) Olivia Belknap (8) Audrey Tingle First Team First Team 02/23/20 *at Fairmont State L 76-80 560 (23) Grace Fodor (10) Audrey Tingle Seina Adachi, Notre Dame; Anna Hayton, CoSIDA NCAA Division II *Tyra James, Urbana Charleston; Tyra James, Urbana; Jamiyah Lily Ritz, Wheeling 02/26/20 *at Notre Dame W 82-75 337 (19) Taylor Johnson (9) Taylor Johnson Academic All-District Johnson, Davis & Elkins; Sierra Kotchman, *-Player of the Year 02/29/20 *WHEELING W 81-73 1275 (17) Morgan Brunner (14) Audrey Tingle Fairmont State; Madison May, Concord; Lilly First Team Second Team Ritz, Wheeling; Re’Shawna Stone, Seina Adachi, Notre Dame 03/04/20 1vs. W.Va. State L 54-64 354 (21) Taylor Johnson (11) Audrey Tingle Seina Adachi, Notre Dame Glenville State Riley Fitzwater, Concord Sierra Kotchman, Fairmont State Jamiyah Johnson, Davis & Elkins *-MEC game Second Team Madison May, Concord MORGAN BRUNNER, WEST LIBERTY; Riley Re’Shawna Stone, Glenville State 1-MEC Tournament Fitzwater, Concord; Sylvia Hudson, Urbana; CoSIDA NCAA Division II TAYLOR JOHNSON, WEST LIBERTY; Jada Academic All-America Marone, Notre Dame; Brooklyn Pannell, Third Team Charleston; Zakiyah Winfield, Glenville State; Sierra Kotchman, Fairmont State Rachel Laskody, Fairmont State Honorable Mention WBCA NCAA Division II All- Ty Armstrong, Glenville State; Charity Sears, America W.Va. State; Emily Stoller, Glenville State; Jessica Stout, Notre Dame Seina Adachi, Notre Dame Tyra James, Urbana

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No Player GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-3FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 34 Morgan Brunner 29-29 795 27.4 157-422 .372 111-319 .348 75-78 .962 27 88 115 4.0 75 2 38 50 3 26 500 17.2 22 Taylor Johnson 29-29 925 31.9 172-433 .397 45-164 .274 108-132 .818 37 120 157 5.4 54 0 57 77 17 30 497 17.1 03 Olivia Belknap 29-29 672 23.2 106-259 .409 49-162 .302 71-92 .772 17 56 73 2.5 73 1 37 46 3 21 332 11.4 05 Audrey Tingle 29-29 931 32.1 72-171 .421 14-45 .311 54-86 .628 51 186 237 8.2 77 1 150 86 12 39 212 7.3 04 Corinne Thomas 29-0 530 18.3 60-156 .385 42-122 .344 21-36 .583 13 44 57 2.0 64 1 27 33 6 11 183 6.3 20 Grace Fodor 29-0 580 20.0 67-136 .493 4-22 .182 43-61 .705 35 57 92 3.2 73 0 31 34 6 17 181 6.2 24 Jaclyn Kitts 29-29 671 23.1 41-138 .297 25-85 .294 16-23 .696 21 97 118 4.1 58 0 29 48 12 18 123 4.2 23 Monica Bragg 27-0 291 10.8 19-65 .292 3-19 .158 22-33 .667 26 28 54 2.0 61 1 14 14 9 13 63 2.3 01 Grace Faulk 29-0 205 7.1 19-60 .317 8-34 .235 3-6 .500 8 16 24 0.8 20 0 12 11 6 2 49 1.7 02 Destiny Hutcheson 28-0 135 4.8 17-42 .405 6-22 .273 9-14 .643 1 19 20 0.7 23 0 16 23 0 6 49 1.8 33 Tasia Staunton 16-0 66 4.1 5-18 .278 0-0 .000 10-12 .833 8 19 27 1.7 16 0 1 3 1 2 20 1.3 TEAM 55 61 116 4.0 17 Total 29 5800 735-1900 .387 307-994 .309 432-573 .754 299 791 1090 37.6 594 6 412 442 75 185 2209 76.2 Opponents 29 5800 865-1927 .449 81-283 .286 473-630 .751 340 908 1248 43.0 542 - 302 415 87 204 2284 78.8

2019-20 2019-20 2019-20 TEAM GAME HIGHS TEAM GAME LOWS TEAM STATISTICS Points: 108, Glenville (1/11/20) Points: 54, vs. W.Va. State (3/4/20) WLU OPP WLU OPP FG Made: 36, Glenville (1/11/20) FG Made: 19, Frostburg (1/18/20); vs. W.Va. State SCORING 2209 2284 TURNOVERS 442 415 FG Attempts: 81, Concord (2/15/20) (3/4/20) Points per game 76.2 78.8 Turnovers per game 15.2 14.3 FG Percentage: .520 (26-50), at Malone (12/20/19) FG Attempts: 50, at Malone (12/20/19) Scoring margin -2.6 - Turnover margin -0.9 - 3FG Made: 17, W.Va. State (12/14/19) FG Percentage: .284 (19-67), vs. W.Va. State FIELD GOALS-ATT 735-1900 865-1927 Assist/turnover ratio 0.9 0.7 3FG Attempts: 50, W.Va. State (12/14/19) (3/4/20) Field goal pct .387 .449 STEALS 185 204 Steals per game 6.4 7.0 3FG Percentage: .433 (13-30), at Malone (12/20/19); 3FG Made: 7, Fairmont (1/15/20) 3 POINT FG-ATT 307-994 81-283 (13-30) Glenville (1/11/20) 3FG Attempts: 21, Wheeling (2/29/20) BLOCKS 75 87 3-point FG pct .309 .286 Blocks per game 2.6 3.0 FT Made: 28, Mercyhurst (11/8/19) 3FG Percentage: .205 (9-44), vs. W.Va. State 3-pt FG made per game 10.6 2.8 FT Attempts: 34, Mercyhurst (11/8/19) (3/4/20) ATTENDANCE 10182 4535 FT Percentage: .944 (17-18), at Malone (12/20/19) FT Made: 5, W.Va. State (12/14/19) FREE THROWS-ATT 432-573 473-630 Home games-Avg/Game 15-679 13-322 Rebounds: 48, W.Va. Wesleyan (12/4/19) FT Attempts: 8, W.Va. Wesleyan (12/4/19); W.Va. Free throw pct .754 .751 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 1-354 Assists: 24, W.Va. Wesleyan (12/4/19) State (12/14/19) F-Throws made per game 14.9 16.3 Steals: 11, Urbana (1/22/20) FT Percentage: .579 (11-19), at Walsh (12/18/19) REBOUNDS 1090 1248 Blocks: 6, W.Va. Wesleyan (12/4/19) Rebounds: 21, at Concord (1/8/20) Rebounds per game 37.6 43.0 2019-20 SCORING Turnovers: 23, at Malone (12/20/19) Assists: 9, at Charleston (12/11/19) Rebounding margin -5.4 - 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Fouls: 28, at Fairmont (2/23/20) Steals: 3, Notre Dame (11/26/19); at Davis & Elkins ASSISTS 412 302 West Liberty 657 643 659 664 2639 (12/7/19); at Walsh (12/18/19) Assists per game 14.2 10.4 Opponents 578 582 624 674 2459 Blocks: 0, California, Pa. (11/9/19); at Notre Dame (2/26/20); vs. W.Va. State (3/4/20) Turnovers: 5, Davis & Elkins (1/29/20) Fouls: 9, at Notre Dame (2/26/20)

40 2020-21 WEST LIBERTY UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 41 Section VI #GoWLU ANNUAL RECORDS Year: Coach Record Pct. Year: Coach Record Pct. 1981-82: Janet Pannett 9-11 .450 2001-02: Lynn Ullom 27-4 .871 1982-83: Janet Pannett 9-14 .391 2002-03: Lynn Ullom 24-8 .750 1983-84: Janet Pannett 6-17 .261 2003-04: Lynn Ullom 26-5 .839 1984-85: Bo McConnaughy 8-15 .348 2004-05: Lynn Ullom 13-14 .481 1985-86: Bo McConnaughy 10-17 .370 2005-06: Lynn Ullom 24-7 .774 1986-87: Bo McConnaughy 14-13 .519 2006-07: Lynn Ullom 21-10 .677 1987-88: Bo McConnaughy 14-9 .609 2007-08: Lynn Ullom 24-6 .800 1988-89: Bo McConnaughy 13-14 .481 2008-09: Lynn Ullom 24-7 .774 1989-90: Bo McConnaughy 8-18 .308 2009-10: Lynn Ullom 22-10 .688 1990-91: Bo McConnaughy 7-21 .250 2010-11: Lynn Ullom 25-7 .781 1991-92: Lynn Ullom 12-16 .429 2011-12: Lynn Ullom 15-15 .500 1992-93: Lynn Ullom 11-18 .379 2012-13: Lynn Ullom 21-8 .724 1993-94: Lynn Ullom 18-9 .667 2013-14: Lynn Ullom 20-11 .645 1994-95: Lynn Ullom 17-13 .567 2014-15: Lynn Ullom 24-9 .727 1995-96: Lynn Ullom 22-8 .733 2015-16: Lynn Ullom 29-5 .853 1996-97: Lynn Ullom 23-6 .793 2016-17: Lynn Ullom 9-20 .310 1997-98: Lynn Ullom 16-13 .552 2017-18: Kyle Cooper 13-16 .448 1998-99: Lynn Ullom 19-11 .633 2018-19: Kyle Cooper 21-10 .677 1998-99: Lynn Ullom 19-11 .633 2019-20: Kyle Cooper 12-17 .414 1999-00: Lynn Ullom 23-7 .767 Totals 678-444 .604 2000-01: Lynn Ullom 25-5 .833

COACHING HISTORY JANET PANNETT LYNN ULLOM 24-42, .364 – 3 Years (1981-84) 534-252, .679 – 26 Years (1991-2017) One of the true pioneers of women’s intercollegiate athletics on the West Liberty campus, Pannett was the The winningest coach in West Virginia women’s basketball history, Ullom averaged more than 20 wins a year. His driving force behind the program during the early 1980s when the WVIAC first recognized women’s basketball as teams won 5 league championships, 6 tournament titles, and earned 14 NCAA Tournament bids before he retired a conference championship sport. with one of the top 15 win totals in Division II annals.

BO MCCONNAUGHY KYLE COOPER 74-107, .409 – 7 Years (1984-91) 46-43, .517 – 3 Years (2017-Present) A West Liberty University Hall of Famer as an athlete and a coach, this former Hilltopper baseball and basketball Coming off a strong stretch run in his debut season, Cooper led the Lady Hilltoppers back to the NCAA Division II standout served double duty as West Liberty’s baseball and women’s basketball coach for seven years. Tournament with a 21-win season in Year Two of his tenure. The West Liberty women continue to rank among the nation’s top 3-point shooting teams.

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CONFERENCE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 1990-91 1999-2000 2006-07 2013-14 HILLTOPPER HONOR ROLL 2/10: Melissa Hammond (West 1/31: Adrianne Harlow (West 11/20: Charity Street (West Liberty) 11/25: Kailee Howe (West Liberty) Liberty) Liberty) 11/27: Charity Street (West Liberty) 1/27: Liz Flowers (West Liberty) 2/28: Kelly Easton (West Liberty) 1/2: Lena Kalvans (West Liberty) 2/10: Kailee Howe (West Liberty NATIONAL COSIDA ALL-REGION ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS 1991-92 1981: Mary Bea Eaton (2nd) 2006: Lena Kalvans (1st) NCAA DIVISION II ALL- TEAM 12/1: Melissa Hammond (West 2000-01 2007-08 2014-15 1999: Kelly Easton (2nd) 1982: Mary Bea Eaton (1st) Charity Street (1st) AMERICAN Liberty) 11/27: Jaana Kotova (West Liberty) 11/19: Renee Farina (West Liberty) 1/12: Kailee Howe (West Liberty) 2001: Jaana Kotova (1st) 1988: Lynn Thompson (2nd) 2007: Lena Kalvans (1st) 1/8: Jaana Kotova (West Liberty) 1/28: Lisa Perry (West Liberty) 2/9: Kailee Howe (West Liberty) 2004: Ashlea Bland (2nd) 1993-94 Adrianne Harlow (2nd) 1989: Kathy Francis (2nd) Charity Street (1st) 2/5: Jaana Kotova (West Liberty) 2010: Tori Hansen (2nd) 12/4: Missy Tiber (West Liberty) 2008-09 2015-16 2002: Kelly West (1st) 1990: Debbie Bayha (1st) 2008: Renee Farina (1st) 2/19: Rachael Dedo (West Liberty) 2011: Tori Hansen (1st) 12/11: Joanna Bernabei (West 11/17: Tori Hansen (West Liberty) 11/16: Kailee Howe (West Liberty) 2003: Kelly West (1st) 1991: Melissa Hammond (1st) Lisa Perry (1st) 2/26: Adrianne Harlow (West 2013: Hillary Southworth (1st) Liberty) 1/12: Tori Hansen (West Liberty) 12/7: Kiki Simpson (West Liberty) 2004: Ashlea Bland (1st) 1992: Melissa Hammond (1st) Tori Hansen (Fresh) Liberty) 2015: Kiki Simpson (2nd) 2/9: Tori Hansen (West Liberty) 1/11: Kailee Howe (West Liberty) Kelly West (2nd) 1993: Melissa Hammond (1st) 2009: Tori Hansen (1st) 1994-95 2018: Marissa Brown (2nd) 2001-02 1/25: Kiki Simpson (West Liberty) 2008: Lisa Perry (2nd) 1994: Joanna Bernabei (1st) Laura Malernee (2nd) 12/4: Carrie Ross (West Liberty) 2009-10 2019: Marissa Brown (1st) 11/26: Kelly West (West Liberty) 2/8: Kiki Simpson (West Liberty) 2009: Tori Hansen (2nd) Missy Tiber (2nd) Kayla Ayers (Fresh) 1/11: Tori Hansen (West Liberty) 1995-96 1/21: Kelly West (West Liberty) 2010: Tori Hansen (1st) 1995: Joanna Bernabei (1st) 2010: Tori Hansen (1st) 1/18: Tori Hansen (West Liberty) 2017-18 COLLEGE DIVISION 12/11: Joanna Bernabei (West 2/25: Shay Glauser (West Liberty) Laura Malernee (2nd) Carrie Ross (1st) Jenni Robbins (Fresh) 1/29: Marissa Brown (West Liberty) Liberty) 2010-11 ACADEMIC ALL- 2011: Tori Hansen (1st) 1996: Joanna Bernabei (1st) 2011: Tori Hansen (1st) 2002-03 2/19: Marissa Brown (West Liberty) 1/15: Christy Peabody (West 12/6: Tori Hansen (West Liberty) AMERICAN OF THE YEAR 2013: Hillary Southworth (1st) Christy Peabody (1st) Laura Malernee (1st) 1/13: Tara Johnson (West Liberty) Liberty) 12/13: Tori Hansen (West Liberty) 2018-19 2011: Tori Hansen 2015: Kailee Howe (1st) Carrie Ross (2nd) 2012: Kayla Ayers (1st) 1/27: Kelly West (West Liberty) 2/7: Tori Hansen (West Liberty) 11/26: Marissa Brown (West Liberty) Liz Flowers (2nd) 1997: Joanna Bernabei (1st) Hillary Southworth (2nd) 1996-97 2/17: Tara Johnson (West Liberty) ACADEMIC ALL- 1/14: Marissa Brown (West Liberty) 2016: Kiki Simpson (1st) Christy Peabody (2nd) 2013: Hillary Southworth (1st) 1/12: Erica Bevington (West Liberty) 2011-12 2003-04 1/21: Marissa Brown (West Liberty) AMERICAN Kailee Howe (1st) Erica Bevington (2nd) Meghan Wiseman (2nd) 2/23: Joanna Bernabei (West 2/26: Kayla Ayers (West Liberty) 2004: Ashlea Bland (1st) 11/17: Kelly West (West Liberty) 2/4: Marissa Brown (West Liberty) Liz Flowers (2nd) 1998: Kelly Easton (2nd) Liz Flowers (Fresh) Liberty) 2011: Tori Hansen (1st) 1/19: Ashlea Bland (West Liberty) 2012-13 3/4: Marissa Brown (West Liberty) 2018: Marissa Brown (1st) 1999: Kelly Easton (1st) 2014: Liz Flowers (1st) 1997-98 2/2: Ashlea Bland (West Liberty) 11/12: Hillary Southworth (West Liberty) 2019: Marissa Brown (1st) Erica Bevington (2nd) Kailee Howe (2nd) REGIONAL/STATE 12/14: Rachael Dedo (West Liberty) 2/9: Ashlea Bland (West Liberty) 12/10: Jasmin Kiley (West Liberty) 2000: Kelly Easton (1st) 2015: Liz Flowers (1st) 2/4: Hillary Southworth (West Liberty) CONFERENCE PLAYER OF 1998-99 2004-05 ATLANTIC REGION Adrianne Harlow (1st) Kailee Howe (1st) 2/11: Hillary Southworth (West Liberty) THE YEAR 1/17: Kelly Easton (West Liberty) PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2001: Adrianne Harlow (1st) 2016: Liz Flowers (1st) 11/22: Stacey Moore (West Liberty) 1997: Joanna Bernabei 2/18: Hillary Southworth (West Liberty) 2011: Tori Hansen Jaana Kotova (1st) Kailee Howe (1st) 2/14: Stacey Moore (West Liberty) 2001: Jaana Kotova 2013: Hillary Southworth Rachael Dedo (2nd) Kiki Simpson (1st) 2009: Tori Hansen 2002: Kelly West (1st) 2017: McKenna Shives (2nd) WBCA DISTRICT COACH 2013: Hillary Southworth Dana Levendoski (2nd) 2018: Marissa Brown (1st) OF THE YEAR 2016: Kiki Simpson 2003: Kelly West (1st) 2019: Marissa Brown (1st) 2011: Lynn Ullom 2019: Marissa Brown Ashlea Bland (2nd) Taylor Johnson (1st) W.VA. COLLEGE COACH CONFERENCE FRESHMAN Tara Johnson (2nd) 2020: Morgan Brunner (2nd) OF THE YEAR OF THE YEAR 2004: Ashlea Bland (1st) Taylor Johnson (2nd) 1,000POINT SCORERSCORERSS Kelly West (1st) 2001: Lynn Ullom 2008: Tori Hansen 2005: Stacey Moore (1st) Player Seasons Total CONFERENCE COACH OF Lena Kalvans (2nd) 1. Tori Hansen 2008-11 2,300 18. Meghan Wiseman 2009-11, 2013 1,184 THE YEAR Lisa Perry (Fresh) 2. Melissa Hammond 1990-93 2,150 19. Renee Farina 2005-08 1,163 1996: Lynn Ullom 3. Liz Flowers 2013-16 2,135 20. Debbie Bayha 1987-90 1,155 2000: Lynn Ullom 4. Marissa Brown 2017-19 1,818 21. Rachael Dedo 1998-01 1,135 2016: Lynn Ullom 5. Ashlea Bland 2001-04 1,628 22. Gretchen Gibbs 1986-89 1,119 6. Lena Kalvans 2004-07 1,579 23. Kiki Simpson 2013-16 1,113 7. Hillary Southworth 2012-13, 2015 1,551 24. Mary Bea Eaton 1979-82 1,102 8. Carrie Ross 1993-96 1,508 25. Tara Johnson 2001-04 1,100 9. Laura Malernee 2008-11 1,459 26. Charity Street 2005-07 1,092 10. Christy Peabody 1994-97 1,457 27. Brandi Beader 2016-19 1,090 11. Kelly West 2001-04 1,425 28. Erica Bevington 1996-00 1,078 12. Kailee Howe 2014-16 1,360 29. Dana Levendoski 2001-04 1,050 13. Joanna Bernabei 1994-97 1,317 30. Jennifer Safkow 1989-92 1,048 14. Lynn Thompson 1985-88 1,267 31. Kayla Ayers 2009-12 1,039 15. Kelly Easton 1997-00 1,228 32. Raeanne Ponzo 1980-83 1,036 16. Kathy Francis 1986-89 1,214 33. Adrianne Harlow 1998-01 1,005 17. Katie Bohus 1998-01 1,206

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All-American Kiki Simpson led the nation in field-goal percentage while ranking among the Top 5 nationally in rebounds, blocked shots and double-doubles during West HISTORY Liberty’s run to the Sweet 16 in 2015-16. Simpson still ranks NCAA TOURNAMENT SCORES WLU INDIVIDUAL HIGHS WLU GAME HIGHS among the Top 20 rebounders in NCAA Division II history. POINTS Points Scored: 92, Glenville State, 3/15/19 NCAA DIVISION II EAST REGION Game: 40, Liz Flowers vs. Shaw (N.C.), 3/11/16 Points Allowed: 116, Glenville State, 3/15/19 1997 Edinboro (Pa.) 87, West Liberty 75 (1R) NATIONAL STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS Tournament: 91, Liz Flowers, 2016 FG Made: 36, Glenville State, 3/15/19 1999 Belmont Abbey (N.C.) 77, West Liberty Career: 131, Liz Flowers, 2014-16 FG Attempts: 79, at Glenville State, 3/14/14 3-Point Field Goals (Per Game) 64 (1R) FG %: .542 (32-59), Edinboro (Pa.), 3/6/97 REBOUNDS Year Player G 3FG Avg 3FG Made: 14, Shaw (N.C.), 3/11/16 2000 Millersville (Pa.) 64, West Liberty 63 (1R) Game: 29, Kiki Simpson vs. West Chester, 3/13/15* 2003 Tara Johnson 32 122 3.8 3FG Attempts: 42, Virginia Union, 3/14/16 2001 Pitt-Johnstown 90, West Liberty 84, OT Tournament: 42, Kiki Simpson, 2016 2004 Tara Johnson 31 119 3.8 3FG %: .483 (14-29), Shaw (N.C.), 3/11/16 (1R) Career: 90, Kiki Simpson, 2014-16 2005 Stacey Moore 27 120 4.4 FT Made: 18, Pitt-Johnstown, 3/8/01 2009 Laura Malernee 31 *146 4.7 2002 West Liberty 82, Shippensburg (Pa.) 72, ASSISTS FT Attempts: 31, Pitt-Johnstown, 3/8/01 2010 Laura Malernee 32 134 4.2 OT (1R) Game: 12, Kelly West vs. Anderson (S.C.), FT %: .900 (9-10), Millersville (Pa.), 3/9/00 2012 Kayla Ayers 27 105 3.9 California (Pa.) 76, West Liberty 49 (SF) 3/12/04; Kailee Howe vs. Shaw (N.C.), Rebounds: 55, Glenville State, 3/14/14 2017 McKenna Shives 29 106 3.7 3/11/16 Assists: 26, Anderson (S.C.), 3/12/04 2003 Longwood (Va.) 77, West Liberty 63 (1R) 2019 Morgan Brunner 31 108 3.5 Tournament: 30, Kailee Howe, 2016 Steals: 10, Millersville (Pa.), 3/9/00 2004 Anderson (S.C.) 88, West Liberty 78 (1R) Career: 42, Kailee Howe, 2014-16 Blocked Shots: 8, Shippensburg (Pa.), 3/7/02; 3-Point Field Goals (Per Game) 2006 Anderson (S.C.) 84, West Liberty 72 (1R) California (Pa.), 3/12/16 Year Player G 3FG Avg Turnovers: 30, Millersville (Pa.), 3/12/10 3-POINT FIELD GOALS 1997 Joanna Bernabei 29 296 10.2 2008 Shepherd 65, West Liberty 56 (1R) Game: 6, Katie Bohus vs. Pitt-Johnstown, 2000 Adrianne Harlow 30 240 8.0 3/8/01; Shay Glauser vs. Shippensburg 2001 Adrianne Harlow 30 255 8.5 NCAA DIVISION II ATLANTIC REGION (Pa.), 3/7/02; Laura Malernee vs. 2002 Kelly West 31 265 8.5 2010 Millersville (Pa.) 66, West Liberty 50 (1R) OPPONENT GAME HIGHS Johnson C. Smith (N.C.), 3/12/11; Liz 2008 Lisa Perry 30 290 9.7 Points Scored: 116, Glenville State, 3/15/19 2011 West Liberty 71, Millersville (Pa.) 68 (1R) Flowers at Virginia Union, 3/14/16 2015 Kailee Howe 33 300 9.1 Points Allowed: 92, Glenville State, 3/15/19 Johnson C. Smith (N.C.) 78, West Liberty 72, OT Tournament: 12, Liz Flowers, 2016 2016 Kailee Howe 34 *326 9.6 FG Made: 45, Glenville State, 3/15/19 (SF) Career: 17, Liz Flowers, 2014-16 FG Attempts: 86, West Chester, 3/13/15 Field-Goal Percentage 2014 Glenville State 82, West Liberty 70 (1R) STEALS FG %: .554 (36-65), Anderson (S.C.), 3/12/04 Year Player FG Att Pct 2015 West Liberty 88, West Chester (Pa.) 85, Game: 5, Rachael Dedo vs. Belmont Abbey 3FG Made: 10, Glenville State, 3/15/19 2016 Kiki Simpson 192 307 .625 OT (1R) (N.C.), 3/4/99; Holly Bock vs. 3FG Attempts: 25, Glenville State, 3/15/19 Free Throw Percentage California (Pa.) 69, West Liberty 64 (SF) Millersville (Pa.), 3/9/00 3FG %: .667 (2-3) Edinboro (Pa.), 3/6/97; (2-3) Tournament: 5, Rachael Dedo, 1999; Holly California (Pa.), 3/8/02 Year Player FT Att Pct Career 3-Point Field Goals (Total) 2016 West Liberty 85, Shaw (N.C.) 70 (1R) Bock, 2000; Tori Hansen 2011 FT Made: 29, Glenville State, 3/14/14 2020 Morgan Brunner 75 78 .962 Player G 3FG West Liberty 68, California (Pa.) 62 (SF) 39, Longwood (Va.), 3/14/03 1. Laura Malernee (2008-11) 123 *441 Career: 10, Tori Hansen, 2008-11 FT Attempts: Blocked Shots (Per Game) Virginia Union 91, West Liberty 77 (F) FT %: 1.000 (11-11), Anderson (S.C.), 3/12/04 22. Renee Farina (2005-08) 106 324 BLOCKED SHOTS Year Player G Blk Avg Rebounds: 53, West Chester, 3/13/15 23. Tara Johnson (2001-04) 114 321 2019 Glenville State 116, West Liberty 92 (1R) Game: 8, Kiki Simpson vs. California (Pa.), 3/12/16 2001 Jaana Kotova 30 159 5.3 Assists: 18, Anderson (S.C.), 3/12/04; Pitt- 25. Katie Bohus (1998-01) 115 316 Tournament: 11, Kiki Simpson, 2016 *-NCAA Division II record Johnstown, 3/8/01; Glenville State, 3/15/19 Career: 22, Kiki Simpson, 2014-16 Steals: 17, Millersville (Pa.), 3/9/00 Career Assists (Per Game) *-NCAA Division II Tournament record ALL-TIME NCAA DIVISION II CAREER LEADERS Blocked Shots: 10, Belmont Abbey (N.C.), Player G Ast Avg Career Points (Total) 3/4/99 1. Joanna Bernabei (1994-97) 116 *1,107 *9.5 Player G FG 3FG FT PTS Turnovers: 19, Belmont Abbey (N.C.), 3/4/99; 7. Lisa Perry (2005-08) 119 939 7.9 23. Tori Hansen (2008-11) 125 885 56 474 2,300 Shippensburg (Pa.), 3/7/02; Shaw (N.C.), 11. Kelly West (2001-04) 124 899 7.3 3/11/16 Career Rebounds (Total) 13. Adrianne Harlow (1998-01) 119 843 7.1 Player G Ast 19. Kiki Simpson (2013-16) 119 1,244 Career 3-Point Field Goals (Per Game) Player G 3FG Avg Career Assists (Total) 4. Laura Malernee (2008-11) 123 441 3.59 Player G Ast 28. Renee Farina (2005-08) 106 324 3.06 1. Joanna Bernabei (1994-97) 116 *1,107 4. Lisa Perry (2005-08) 119 939 Career Blocked Shots (Per Game) 6. Kelly West (2001-04) 124 899 Player G Blk Avg 7. Adrianne Harlow (1998-01) 119 843 3. Jaana Kotova (2001-02) 58 251 4.3 11. Kailee Howe (2013-16) 98 779 *-NCAA Division II record

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FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Game: 1.000, Evelyn Woods (10-10) vs. Pitt-Johnstown, Feb. 12, Game: 23, Tori Hansen at Davis & Elkins, Feb. 26, 2011 2009 Season: 261, Tori Hansen, 2009-10 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Season: .644, Kelly Easton (172-267) 1998-99 Career: 751, Tori Hansen, 2007-11 Career: .619, Kelly Easton (516-834) 1996-2000 Fresh: 102, Joanna Bernabei, 1993-94 SCORING 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Fresh: .586, Ashlea Bland (99-169), 2000-01 Soph: 196: Tori Hansen, 2008-09 Game: 46, Marissa Brown vs. W.Va. State, Jan. 10, 2019 Game: 1.000 (6-6) Julie Cessna vs. Bluefield, March 2, 2009 Soph: .617, Kiki Simpson (121-196), 2013-14 Junior: 261, Tori Hansen, 2009-10 Season: 755, Marissa Brown, 2018-19 Season: .469, Stacey Moore (120-256), 2004-05 Junior: .644, Kelly Easton (172-267), 1998-99 Senior: 194, Tori Hansen, 2010-11 Avg/Gm: 24.4, Marissa Brown, 2018-19 (755 pts., 31 games) Career: .425, Stacey Moore (205-482), 2001-05 Senior: .638, Kelly Easton (183-287), 1999-00 Career: 2,300, Tori Hansen, 2007-11 Fresh: .422, Dana Levendoski (43-102), 2000-01 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (min. 10 att.) Avg/Gm: 20.2, Marissa Brown, 2016-19 (1,818 pts., 90 games) Soph: .435, Jenni Robbins (93-214), 2010-11 FREE THROWS MADE Game: 1.000 (14-14) Melissa Hammond at D&E, Jan. 7, 1992 Fresh: 432, Melissa Hammond, 1989-90 (16.6 ppg.) Junior: .465, Carrie Ross (109-234), 1994-95 Game: 14, Liz Flowers vs. Glenville State, Jan. 13, 2014 1.000 (14-14) Melissa Hammond at Shepherd, Jan. 20, Soph: 576, Melissa Hammond, 1990-91 (20.6 ppg.) Senior: .469, Stacey Moore (120-256), 2004-05 14, Kailee Howe vs. Shepherd, Feb. 13, 2014 1992 14, Melissa Hammond at Shepherd, Jan. 20, 1992 1.000 (10-10) Marissa Brown vs. Slippery Rock Nov. 22, Junior: 705, Tori Hansen, 2009-10 (22.0 ppg.) STEALS Senior: 755, Marissa Brown, 2018-19 (24.4 ppg.) 14, Melissa Hammond at D&E, Jan. 7, 1992 2017 Game: 9, Joanna Bernabei vs. W.Va. Tech, Dec. 11, 1993 Season: 170, Melissa Hammond, 1991-92 Season: .962, Morgan Brunner (75-78), 2019-20 REBOUNDS 9, Tori Hansen at W.Va. Wesleyan, Jan. 22, 2009 Career: 474, Tori Hansen, 2007-11 Career: .927, Morgan Brunner (127-137), 2018-20 Game: 29, Kiki Simpson vs. West Chester, March 13, 2015** 9, Tori Hansen vs. Concord, Jan. 23, 2010 Fresh: 75, Joanna Bernabei, 1993-94 Fresh: .819, Kelly West (59-72), 2000-01 Season: 452, Kiki Simpson, 2015-16 Season: 109, Joanna Bernabei, 1993-94 Soph: 122, Melissa Hammond, 1990-91 Soph: .843, Kelly West (112-133), 2001-02 Avg/Gm: 13.3, Kiki Simpson, 2015-16 Avg/Gm: 4.0, Joanna Bernabei, 1993-94 Junior: 170, Melissa Hammond, 1991-92 Junior: .833, Kelly West (140-168), 2002-03 Career: 1,244, Kiki Simpson, 2012-16 Career: 321, Joanna Bernabei, 1993-97 Senior: 129, Tori Hansen, 2010-11 Senior: .962, Morgan Brunner (75-78), 2019-20 Fresh: 306, Lyndsay Frank, 1995-96 Fresh: 109, Joanna Bernabei, 1993-94 *-NCAA Division II records Soph: 347, Kiki Simpson, 2013-14 Soph: 79, Tori Hansen, 2008-09 **-NCAA Division II Tournament records Junior: 373, Kiki Simpson, 2014-15 Junior: 71, Tori Hansen, 2009-10 Senior: 452, Kiki Simpson, 2015-16 Senior: 84, Joanna Bernabei, 1996-97 ASSISTS BLOCKED SHOTS Game: 24, Joanna Bernabei at W.Va. State, Feb. 8, 1997* Game: 13, Jaana Kotova vs. Fairmont State, Feb. 28, 2001 Season: 326, Kailee Howe, 2015-16* Season: 159, Jaana Kotova, 2000-01 Avg/Gm: 10.2, Joanna Bernabei, 1996-97 Avg/Gm: 5.3, Jaana Kotova, 2000-01 SERIES RECORDS Career: 1,107, Joanna Bernabei, 1993-97* Career: 271, Kiki Simpson, 2012-16 Fresh: 239, Joanna Bernabei, 1993-94 Fresh: 63, Lyndsay Frank, 1995-96 Adelphi (N.Y.) 0-1 Dominican (N.Y.) 0-1 Malone (Ohio) 2-5 Siena Heights (Mich.) 1-0 Alaska-Fairbanks 1-0 Dowling 1-0 Marietta (Ohio) 0-1 Slippery Rock (Pa.) 6-2 Soph: 278, Joanna Bernabei, 1994-95 Soph: 51, Kiki Simpson, 2013-14 Alderson-Broaddus 36-17 Dyke (Pa.) 2-3 Mercyhurst (Pa.) 7-2 South Carolina-Upstate 1-0 Junior: 300, Kailee Howe, 2014-15 Junior: 159, Jaana Kotova, 2000-01 Anderson (S.C.) 0-2 East Stroudsburg (Pa.) 1-0 Millersville (Pa.) 1-3 St. Augustine’s (N.C.) 1-2 Season: 326, Kailee Howe, 2015-16* Senior: 114, Marissa Brown, 2018-19 Ashland (Ohio) 2-3 Edinboro (Pa.) 6-7 Muskingum (Ohio) 3-4 St. Francis (Ill.) 1-1 3-POINT FIELD GOALS FIELD GOALS MADE Baldwin-Wallace (Ohio) 1-0 Elizabeth City State (N.C.) 2-1 Navy 0-1 St. Francis (Ind.) 1-2 Belmont Abbey (N.C.) 1-1 Embry-Riddle (Fla.) 0-1 Notre Dame (Ohio) 8-8 St. Paul’s (Va.) 1-0 Game: 13, Kayla Ayers at W.Va. Wesleyan, Feb. 20, 2012 Game: 21, Marissa Brown vs. W.Va. State, Jan. 10, 2019 Bethany 7-0 Fairmont State 43-37 Oakland City (Ind.) 1-0 St. Michael’s (Vt.) 1-0 Season: 146, Laura Malernee, 2008-09* Season: 328, Marissa Brown, 2018-19 Bloomsburg (Pa.) 0-1 Findlay (Ohio) 1-3 Ohio Dominican 0-2 St. Thomas Aquinas (N.Y.) 0-1 Avg/Gm: 4.7, Laura Malernee, 2008-09 Career: 876, Tori Hansen, 2007-11 Bluefield State 25-16 Frostburg State 2-0 Ohio Northern 1-0 Tiffin (Ohio) 2-4 Career: 441, Laura Malernee, 2007-11* Fresh: 155, Melissa Hammond, 1989-90 Bowie State (Md.) 1-0 Gannon (Pa.) 2-4 Ohio Valley 34-1 Tusculum (Tenn.) 1-0 Fresh: 75, Katie Bohus, 1997-98 Soph: 220, Tori Hansen, 2008-09 California (Pa.) 5-15 Geneva (Pa.) 1-0 Ohio University-Eastern 3-2 Urbana (Ohio) 9-5 Canisius (N.Y.) 0-1 Georgian Court 1-1 Pitt-Johnstown 11-16 Ursuline (Ohio) 2-1 Soph: 146, Laura Malernee, 2008-09* Junior: 299, Marissa Brown, 2017-18 Capital (Ohio) 0-1 Glenville State 22-42 Point Park (Pa.) 4-0 UVa-Wise 13-2 Junior: 134, Laura Malernee, 2009-10 Senior: 328, Marissa Brown, 2018-19 Carlow (Pa.) 4-1 Hiram (Ohio) 1-0 Puerto Rico-Bayamon 1-0 Virginia Union 1-2 Senior: 121, Laura Malernee, 2010-11 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Carnegie Mellon (Pa.) 1-0 Indiana (Pa.) 5-1 Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras 2-0 Walsh (Ohio) 2-2 Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 2-0 IUPUI 0-2 Queens (N.C.) 1-0 Washington & Jefferson (Pa.) 3-0 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Game: 36, Kailee Howe vs. Charleston, Jan. 28, 2016 Cedarville (Ohio) 0-1 John Carroll (Ohio) 1-0 Queens (N.Y.) 1-0 Wayne State (Mich.) 1-1 Game: 23, Laura Malernee vs. Seton Hill, Feb. 21, 2009 Season: 571, Liz Flowers, 2015-16 Charleston 26-29 Johnson C. Smith (N.C.) 1-1 Rio Grande (Ohio) 1-2 West Chester (Pa.) 2-2 Season: 391, Laura Malernee, 2010-11* Career: 1,831, Melissa Hammond, 1989-93 Cheyney (Pa.) 1-1 Kentucky Wesleyan 1-1 Robert Morris (Pa.) 0-4 Western State (Colo.) 1-0 Career: 1,261, Laura Malernee, 2007-11* Fresh: 381, Melissa Hammond, 1989-90 Clarion (Pa.) 3-4 Kutztown (Pa.) 1-0 Rollins (Fla.) 0-1 Westminster (Pa.) 2-0 Fresh: 234, Katie Bohus, 1997-98 Soph: 501, Liz Flowers, 2013-14 Colgate 0-1 Lake Erie (Ohio) 3-0 Salem 37-15 W.Va. State 41-14 Soph: 359, Laura Malernee, 2008-09 Junior: 568, Hillary Southworth, 2012-13 Concord 36-19 Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) 0-1 Seton Hill 16-6 W.Va. Tech 16-10 Converse (S.C.) 1-0 Livingstone (N.C.) 1-0 Shaw (N.C.) 1-0 W.Va. Wesleyan 38-16 Junior: 381, Laura Malernee, 2009-10 Season: 571, Liz Flowers, 2015-16 C.W. Post (N.Y.) 1-0 Lock Haven (Pa.) 1-0 Shawnee State (Ohio) 0-1 Wheeling 53-42 Senior: 391, Laura Malernee, 2010-11* Davis & Elkins 32-13 Longwood (Va.) 0-1 Shepherd 45-20 Widener (Pa.) 1-0 District of Columbia 3-0 Madonna 0-1 Shippensburg (Pa.) 2-3 Winston-Salem State (N.C.) 4-2

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1990-91 (7-21) Concord 81-82 Wheeling Jesuit 77-88 1Fairmont State 75-67 W Coach: Bo McConnaughy Bluefield State 65-86 Salem-Teikyo 57-88 1Alderson-Broaddus 59-57 W Fairmont State 79-67 W Fairmont State 77-83 2Edinboro 75-87 W.Va. Tech 59-66 Salem-Teikyo 72-78 Davis & Elkins 82-88 *-overtime West Chester 66-72 Ohio Valley 65-55 W Shepherd 79-63 W 1-WVIAC Tournament Point Park 68-51 W W.Va. Wesleyan *84-88 1W.Va. Wesleyan 87-73 W 2-East Region Tournament GAMEBYGAME SCORES Concord 60-86 Alderson-Broaddus 76-73 W 1Charleston 86-82 W Bluefield State 51-85 Glenville State 57-83 1Salem-Teikyo 66-85 1997-98 (16-13) Muskingum 67-69 Gannon 57-88 *-overtime Coach: Lynn Ullom W.Va. State 56-57 1981-82 (9-11) Wheeling 60-80 1Wheeling 50-61 Fairmont State 56-71 Fairmont State 58-72 1-WVIAC Tournament Fairmont State 55-70 Westminster 84-60 W Coach: Jan Pannett Glenville State 68-74 1-WVIAC Tournament Muskingum 87-70 W Shepherd 66-64 W Davis & Elkins 59-84 Shepherd 89-56 W Wheeling Jesuit 45-82 Mercyhurst 73-90 Bethany 78-34 W W.Va. State 68-72 1995-96 (22-8) Charleston 80-107 1986-87 (14-12) Slippery Rock 69-63 W Wheeling Jesuit 56-73 Seton Hill 95-71 W Wheeling 59-76 Wheeling Jesuit 60-63 Coach: Lynn Ullom Alderson-Broaddus *67-61 W Coach: Bo McConnaughy Gannon 49-77 OU Eastern 57-63 Clarion 57-67 Muskingum 70-67 W Alderson-Broaddus 65-72 Wheeling 56-58 Bluefield State 55-81 Point Park 62-52 W Shawnee State 76-83 St. Michael’s 108-87 W Fairmont State 65-68 Siena Heights 79-56 W Davis & Elkins 74-55 W Robert Morris 53-70 Concord 60-67 Malone 70-78 Geneva 82-66 W Edinboro 59-81 Concord 51-61 Dyke 55-65 Pitt-Johnstown 62-82 Salem 66-60 W Glenville State 85-91 Glenville State 77-61 W Seton Hill 77-52 W Wheeling Jesuit 66-67 Bluefield State 70-63 W Fairmont State 82-78 W 1Concord 64-62 W 1Bluefield State 47-66 Fairmont State 82-64 W Alderson-Broaddus 66-63 W Ashland 57-91 Shepherd 77-64 W Salem 82-57 W Seton Hill 70-56 W 1Bluefield State 60-82 *-overtime Malone 86-73 W Davis & Elkins 73-74 Shepherd 55-43 W Davis & Elkins 76-74 W Point Park 80-73 W Shepherd 74-52 W *-overtime 1-WVIAC Tournament Salem 72-58 W W.Va. Wesleyan 69-54 W Davis & Elkins 101-49 W W.Va. Tech 81-64 W Charleston 72-75 Carlow 67-60 W 1-WVIAC Tournament Wheeling 63-47 W Alderson-Broaddus 65-58 W IUPUI *76-83 Charleston 72-80 W.Va. Wesleyan 81-67 W Dyke 65-58 W 1984-85 (8-15) Alderson-Broaddus 75-86 Fairmont State 55-85 St. Francis (Ind.) 69-59 W Glenville State 59-61 W.Va. State 82-77 W Pitt-Johnstown 47-89 1993-94 (18-9) Coach: Bo McConnaughy Dyke 80-91 Salem-Teikyo 60-78 W.Va. Tech 89-76 W Concord 73-55 W Wheeling 66-77 Georgian Court 73-72 W Coach: Lynn Ullom Charleston 51-65 Wheeling Jesuit 59-67 Charleston 75-72 W Bluefield State 49-53 Alderson-Broaddus 80-78 W Shepherd *80-84 Wheeling 74-50 W W.Va. State 83-75 W Shepherd 67-92 Tiffin 64-75 Glenville State 76-54 W Salem-Teikyo 63-65 Davis & Elkins 54-58 Bowie State 61-51 W W.Va. State 83-81 W Davis & Elkins 65-48 W Charleston 51-105 Rio Grande 75-88 Concord 85-62 W Alderson-Broaddus 58-71 Glenville State 68-60 W Bethany 59-57 W W.Va. Tech 73-85 W.Va. Tech 64-78 Glenville State 72-90 Wheeling Jesuit 78-83 Bluefield State 61-68 Fairmont State 83-69 W Wheeling 61-73 Muskingum 52-84 Alderson-Broaddus 82-67 W Pitt-Johnstown 75-88 Shepherd 74-69 W Walsh 82-69 W Wheeling Jesuit 77-55 W W.Va. Wesleyan 63-66 Shippensburg 76-87 Robert Morris 53-77 W.Va. Wesleyan 72-57 W Wheeling 52-68 OU Eastern 58-68 Charleston 89-86 W Salem-Teikyo 66-62 W Shepherd 59-62 Robert Morris 73-81 Fairmont State 47-75 Fairmont State 65-70 1Wheeling 53-52 W W.Va. State 78-87 x-Shepherd 2-0 W Alderson-Broaddus 80-90 Pitt-Johnstown 79-70 W Wheeling 66-78 Wash. & Jeff. 81-74 W Bluefield State 67-75 1Charleston 57-60 1Concord 61-90 W.Va. Tech 80-65 W Pitt-Johnstown *76-70 W W.Va. State 88-72 W 1Concord 64-66 Bluefield State 55-97 Concord 79-94 1-WVIAC Tournament 1-WVIAC Tournament Ohio Northern *79-67 W Fairmont State 88-68 W Wheeling Jesuit 73-44 W 1-WVIAC Tournament Concord 62-60 W Seton Hill 66-69 Rio Grande 69-94 W.Va. Wesleyan 77-67 W Salem-Teikyo 79-68 W W.Va. State 73-74 Salem 59-56 W 1989-90 (8-18) 1991-92 (12-16) W.Va. State 87-54 W Davis & Elkins 93-56 W Alderson-Broaddus 79-98 1982-83 (9-14) Salem *64-72 Glenville State 70-83 Coach: Bo McConnaughy Coach: Lynn Ullom Alderson-Broaddus 76-89 Ohio Valley 108-67 W Davis & Elkins 88-71 W Coach: Jan Pannett Alderson-Broaddus 60-61 California (Pa.) 54-75 Concord 75-69 W W.Va. State 101-50 W Fairmont State 82-70 W Shepherd 68-55 W Charleston 68-80 Malone 55-62 Clarion 59-107 Robert Morris 53-83 Bluefield State 78-92 Shepherd 84-60 W W.Va. Wesleyan 94-87 W Davis & Elkins 52-77 Alderson-Broaddus 89-71 W Edinboro 68-81 Widener 88-73 W Muskingum 70-67 W Fairmont State 82-74 W Wheeling Jesuit 88-70 W 1Shepherd 68-46 W W.Va. Wesleyan 72-51 W Wheeling 69-70 W.Va. State 57-45 W Edinboro 44-97 Wheeling 75-82 Alderson-Broaddus 86-73 W Salem-Teikyo 61-69 1Charleston 83-92 Wheeling 59-65 Davis & Elkins 92-73 W Fairmont State 71-80 Salem-Teikyo 63-61 W Fairmont State 64-75 Ohio Valley 79-46 W Alderson-Broaddus 76-81 *-overtime W.Va. Tech 59-65 1W.Va. State 76-84 Wheeling Jesuit 52-56 W.Va. Tech 56-93 Wash. & Jeff. 73-48 W W.Va. Wesleyan 69-84 1W.Va. State 78-46 W 1-WVIAC Tournament Charleston 57-77 1-WVIAC Tournament California (Pa.) 77-72 W Muskingum 65-95 Concord 61-62 Carlow 76-71 W 1W.Va. Wesleyan 58-57 W Glenville State 56-91 Muskingum 60-72 Wheeling Jesuit 65-72 Bluefield State 60-58 W Shepherd 81-64 W 1Charleston 99-91 W 1998-99 (19-11) Tiffin 70-62 W 1987-88 (14-9) Alderson-Broaddus 69-64 W Bethany 69-63 W Charleston 53-84 W.Va. State 85-72 W 1Salem-Teikyo 54-81 WVIAC Tourney Champions Wheeling 63-77 Coach: Bo McConnaughy OU Eastern 71-58 W Wheeling Jesuit 61-56 W W.Va. Tech 51-69 Glenville State 69-76 *-overtime NCAA East Region Tournament Alderson-Broaddus 66-56 W W.Va. Wesleyan 55-63 Davis & Elkins 81-76 W Glenville State 56-72 Malone 61-57 W Davis & Elkins 82-69 W 1-WVIAC Tournament Coach: Lynn Ullom 1Fairmont State 46-87 Glenville State 89-92 W.Va. Wesleyan 73-60 W Wheeling 59-60 Capital 50-72 Salem-Teikyo 89-72 W *-overtime Davis & Elkins 62-61 W Gannon 61-85 St. Francis (Ind.) 88-91 Salem 61-54 W Seton Hill 73-62 W Fairmont State 84-79 W 1996-97 (23-6) 1-WVIAC Tournament Shepherd 81-70 W W.Va. State 95-88 W Rollins 69-71 Shepherd 82-41 W Findlay 79-95 1Salem-Teikyo 74-64 W WVIAC Champions Wheeling Jesuit 62-65 Charleston 63-75 California (Pa.) 78-99 W.Va. Wesleyan 61-67 Slippery Rock 67-63 W 1W.Va. Wesleyan 83-78 W WVIAC Tourney Champions 1985-86 (10-17) Alderson-Broaddus 50-61 Shepherd 80-97 St. Francis (Ill.) 71-65 W Carnegie-Mellon 66-59 W Davis & Elkins 64-75 1Wheeling Jesuit 66-78 NCAA East Region Tournament Coach: Bo McConnaughy Charleston 62-77 Fairmont State 72-82 Wheeling Jesuit 57-71 W.Va. State 79-69 W Bethany 70-57 W x-forfeit Coach: Lynn Ullom Fairmont State 83-84 Wheeling Jesuit 74-90 Shepherd 73-62 W Davis & Elkins 64-71 Malone 66-89 Seton Hill 69-66 W *-overtime Seton Hill 54-92 Concord 67-65 W Seton Hill 95-53 W OU Eastern 99-56 W Salem 77-60 W Tiffin 104-47 W California (Pa.) 72-75 1-WVIAC Tournament Salem-Teikyo 58-66 Bluefield State 50-83 Slippery Rock 76-55 W W.Va. Tech 82-67 W Wheeling 49-87 Carlow 67-71 Glenville State 58-67 Concord 59-72 Glenville State 76-70 W IUPUI *67-69 Charleston 66-58 W Bethany 66-38 W W.Va. State 77-59 W Wheeling 65-49 W 1994-95 (17-13) Bluefield State 49-72 Glenville State 60-79 St. Francis (Ind.) 83-91 Glenville State 65-73 Marietta 60-63 Wash. & Jeff. 100-68 W Salem 62-73 Coach: Lynn Ullom Glenville State 69-85 Alderson-Broaddus 65-80 Wheeling Jesuit 87-64 W Concord 82-61 W Alderson-Broaddus 68-80 Davis & Elkins 60-57 W Fairmont State 69-67 W Shepherd 66-58 W W.Va. State 78-62 W W.Va. Tech 98-99 Shepherd 62-51 W Bluefield State 59-44 W 1Bluefield State 46-54 Wheeling 43-67 Dyke 60-52 W W.Va. Tech 62-72 Shepherd 88-57 W Wheeling Jesuit 71-67 W Davis & Elkins 74-64 W Salem-Teikyo 87-62 W 1-WVIAC Tournament Dyke 55-80 Wheeling 53-71 W.Va. State 105-63 W Fairmont State 60-72 Ashland 112-106 W Indiana (Pa.) 65-62 W Alderson-Broaddus 72-67 W Hiram 66-55 W Concord 64-53 W 1Alderson-Broaddus 51-69 Pitt-Johnstown 42-79 Rio Grande 107-86 W W.Va. Tech 91-74 W Davis & Elkins 85-65 W 1983-84 (6-17) Colgate 69-85 Bluefield State 60-58 W 1-WVIAC Tournament 1Concord 65-83 Shepherd *89-77 W Charleston 76-64 W Fairmont State 65-66 Coach: Jan Pannett Shippensburg 65-67 Shepherd 75-67 W 1-WVIAC Tournament Charleston 78-89 Glenville State 62-59 W W.Va. Wesleyan 79-73 W Seton Hill 69-74 W.Va. State 71-61 W Malone 45-93 Madonna 64-79 Concord 76-63 W Shepherd 53-52 W Alderson-Broaddus 84-71 W Charleston 60-69 Wheeling 63-89 1992-93 (11-18) Pitt-Johnstown 53-80 Bluefield State 56-44 W Westminster 81-60 W Concord 58-62 Alderson-Broaddus 84-78 W Bethany 69-41 W Coach: Lynn Ullom W.Va. Wesleyan 68-85 Salem-Teikyo 86-56 W Pitt-Johnstown 58-68 Alderson-Broaddus 64-66 W.Va. Tech 74-38 W W.Va. State 74-67 W Alderson-Broaddus 60-80 W.Va. State 69-71 Fairmont State 58-77 California (Pa.) 60-81 Salem 79-70 W 1Bluefield State 53-69 Alderson-Broaddus 77-71 W Fairmont State 82-58 W Wheeling Jesuit 77-64 W Concord 54-58 Dowling 73-72 W Fairmont State 66-79 1-WVIAC Tournament Concord 91-87 W W.Va. Wesleyan 86-64 W Salem-Teikyo 36-47 California (Pa.) 74-83 Tiffin 58-83 Glenville State 58-69 Bluefield State 73-64 W Shepherd 87-65 W Alderson-Broaddus 56-48 W Alderson-Broaddus 75-64 W Ohio Valley 68-70 Wheeling 69-65 W 1988-89 (13-14) Ohio Valley 92-52 W Pitt-Johnstown 59-66 Davis & Elkins 90-74 W Navy 52-60 Charleston 80-60 W Bluefield State 70-91 Coach: Bo McConnaughy Salem-Teikyo 61-91 W.Va. State 84-52 W Fairmont State 54-71 Canisius 63-97 Shepherd 66-73 Pitt-Johnstown 42-86 Alderson-Broaddus 60-68 Wheeling Jesuit 75-64 W 1Fairmont State 64-51 W Shepherd 67-59 W Baldwin-Wallace 61-54 W Wheeling Jesuit 60-73 W.Va. Tech 64-77 Davis & Elkins 88-46 W Salem-Teikyo 84-66 W 1Glenville State 65-62 W W.Va. Wesleyan 69-79 John Carroll 61-60 W Point Park 71-66 W Shepherd 69-68 W Fairmont State 71-80 Alderson-Broaddus 62-63 1Alderson-Broaddus 70-67 W Salem 93-59 W Edinboro 77-79 Wheeling Jesuit 54-85 Seton Hill 86-60 W Carlow 90-65 W Davis & Elkins 84-52 W 2Belmont Abbey 64-77 Bluefield State 58-78 Seton Hill 87-68 W W.Va. State 64-48 W Charleston 69-82 Shepherd 68-48 W Fairmont State 95-79 W 1-WVIAC Tournament W.Va. Tech 60-79 California (Pa.) 65-85 W.Va. Tech 65-55 W W.Va. Wesleyan 72-92 Glenville State 67-64 W 1W.Va. Wesleyan 91-63 W 2-East Region Tournament

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1999-00 (23-7) 2001-02 (27-4) 2003-04 (26-5) 2005-06 (24-7) 2007-08 (24-6) 2009-10 (22-10) *-overtime 2013-14 (20-11) WVIAC Champions NCAA East Region Tournament WVIAC Tourney Champions NCAA East Region Tournament NCAA East Region Tournament NCAA Atlantic Region 1-WVIAC Tournament NCAA Atlantic Region WVIAC Tourney Champions Coach: Lynn Ullom NCAA East Region Tournament Coach: Lynn Ullom Coach: Lynn Ullom Tournament 2-Atlantic Region Tournament Tournament NCAA East Region Tournament Coach: Lynn Ullom Coach: Lynn Ullom Coach: Lynn Ullom Queens (N.C.) 77-64 W Wayne State (Mich.) 74-79 Gannon 71-68 W Coach: Lynn Ullom 2011-12 (15-15) Belmont Abbey 66-50 W Gannon 68-63 W Walsh 82-67 W Wayne State (Mich.) 75-51 W Findlay 56-81 Kutztown (Pa.) 80-74 W Coach: Lynn Ullom Ohio Valley 80-75 W UPR-Rio Piedras 97-45 W East Stroudsburg 86-74 W Findlay 65-62 W Edinboro 103-66 W Lake Erie 87-74 W Virginia Union 80-94 Wheeling Jesuit 88-68 W Bethany 89-67 W Queens (N.Y.) 91-64 W Slippery Rock *64-52 W Ashland (Ohio) 86-76 W Indiana (Pa.) 61-53 W Elizabeth City State 63-56 W Millersville (Pa.) 83-92 California (Pa.) 50-77 California (Pa.) 47-69 Clarion 81-89 District of Columbia 90-58 W Fairmont State 51-61 Shepherd 71-74 St. Augustine’s 49-59 Clarion (Pa.) 88-104 Shepherd 65-64 W Livingstone 71-55 W Johnson C. Smith 75-60 W Edinboro 81-69 W Shepherd 79-64 W Pitt-Johnstown 63-77 Concord 56-54 W Charleston 84-80 W Dominican 67-70 Winston-Salem State 87-42 W Carson-Newman 60-53 W C.W. Post 76-64 W Tiffin 56-66 Fairmont State 66-73 Alderson-Broaddus *79-76 W W.Va. State 89-75 W St. Thomas Aquinas 63-81 Shepherd 50-48 W Alderson-Broaddus 100-47 W Alderson-Broaddus 92-71 W Georgian Court 77-58 W Edinboro 76-70 W Lenoir-Rhyne 52-68 Notre Dame (Ohio) 76-85 OU Eastern 97-63 W Davis & Elkins 86-82 W Shepherd 57-39 W Shepherd 79-76 W Edinboro 57-49 W Indiana (Pa.) ***97-95 W Alaska-Fairbanks 80-69 W Urbana (Ohio) 74-75 Ohio Valley 68-52 W W.Va. Wesleyan 92-55 W Davis & Elkins 62-80 Davis & Elkins 66-57 W Seton Hill 91-84 W Glenville State 98-89 W Western State (Colo.) 84-78 W UPR-Rio Piedras 87-51 W W.Va. Tech 94-73 W W.Va. Tech 78-48 W W.Va. Wesleyan 79-59 W W.Va. Wesleyan 59-76 Charleston 69-77 W.Va. Wesleyan *78-80 Fairmont State 75-67 W UPR-Bayamon 76-66 W Charleston 91-67 W Salem International 68-38 W W.Va. Tech 98-59 W W.Va. Tech 102-54 W Wheeling Jesuit 58-53 W Charleston 82-79 W Charleston 67-76 Concord 78-79 Glenville State 59-73 Ohio Valley 98-52 W Salem International 78-49 W Salem International 84-36 W Shepherd 47-75 W.Va. State 84-75 W Winston-Salem State 61-72 UVa-Wise 82-60 W Concord 94-74 W Alderson-Broaddus 86-51 W Ohio Valley 75-50 W Ohio Valley 100-72 W Alderson-Broaddus 64-52 W Wheeling Jesuit 87-71 W Wheeling Jesuit 58-44 W Shepherd 73-78 Bluefield State 82-58 W Pitt-Johnstown 70-64 W Pitt-Johnstown 89-66 W Pitt-Johnstown 71-63 W Glenville State 53-47 W Seton Hill 83-69 W Glenville State 77-106 W.Va. Wesleyan 91-79 W Pitt-Johnstown 73-69 W Fairmont State 92-35 W Fairmont State 68-61 W District of Columbia 93-77 W W.Va. Wesleyan 68-63 W Concord 67-65 W Fairmont State 62-72 Glenville State 107-94 W Salem-Teikyo 67-69 Wheeling Jesuit 67-61 W Wheeling Jesuit 90-81 W Fairmont State 62-60 W Ohio Valley 78-56 W Ohio Valley 85-54 W Bluefield State 65-54 W Fairmont State 75-85 Alderson-Broaddus 92-65 W Glenville State *58-62 Glenville State 61-64 Wheeling Jesuit *78-89 Bluefield State *88-83 W Salem International 117-39 W Seton Hill *74-76 Wheeling Jesuit 68-67 W Davis & Elkins 62-57 W Charleston 67-54 W Charleston 75-58 W Glenville State 58-74 Concord 70-51 W Alderson-Broaddus 88-59 W W.Va. Wesleyan 69-62 W Urbana (Ohio) 73-58 W Fairmont State 78-66 W Concord 73-57 W Mercyhurst 72-66 W Charleston 61-76 W.Va. State 69-42 W Davis & Elkins 73-81 Davis & Elkins 63-74 Notre Dame (Ohio) 80-64 W W.Va. Wesleyan 75-72 W Bluefield State 75-64 W Concord 83-67 W Concord 78-64 W Salem International 79-40 W Pitt-Johnstown 65-69 Bluefield State 70-68 W Charleston 46-45 W Shepherd 65-89 W.Va. State 59-45 W Bluefield State 87-46 W Bluefield State 87-66 W Davis & Elkins 74-50 W Shepherd 96-72 W Concord 80-79 W W.Va. State 90-81 W W.Va. State 67-59 W Salem International 67-55 W W.Va. State 91-66 W W.Va. State 76-54 W Pitt-Johnstown 73-49 W Seton Hill 73-77 Shepherd 60-71 Concord 80-61 W Wheeling Jesuit *81-75 W Ohio Valley 81-52 W Salem International 72-61 W Salem International 78-36 W Fairmont State 62-48 W Fairmont State 93-78 W Ohio Valley 66-49 W UVa-Wise 76-58 W Salem-Teikyo 78-69 W Fairmont State 77-57 W Ohio Valley 98-47 W Ohio Valley 72-71 W Seton Hill 74-55 W Salem International 88-44 W Pitt-Johnstown 63-69 Shepherd 105-98 W Alderson-Broaddus 70-56 W Wheeling Jesuit 69-53 W Fairmont State 52-68 Fairmont State *71-70 W Ohio Valley 85-56 W Ohio Valley 91-60 W Alderson-Broaddus 63-58 W Fairmont State 69-57 W Davis & Elkins 73-49 W 1W.Va. Tech 85-56 W Wheeling Jesuit 84-65 W Wheeling Jesuit *71-70 W Wheeling Jesuit 61-59 W Bluefield State 97-49 W W.Va. State 78-88 W.Va. Wesleyan 75-57 W Fairmont State 83-70 W 1Concord 80-53 W 1Alderson-Broaddus 75-45 W 1Salem International 79-46 W 1Ohio Valley 80-39 W Wheeling Jesuit 78-70 W Glenville State 66-75 Glenville State 81-105 1W.Va. Tech 83-52 W 1Glenville State 50-54 1Wheeling Jesuit 69-65 W 1Fairmont State 77-65 W 1Glenville State 47-56 1Davis & Elkins 97-87 W W.Va. Wesleyan 73-85 Wheeling Jesuit 71-66 W 1Wheeling Jesuit 76-65 W 2Shippensburg *82-72 W 1W.Va. State 71-69 W 1Glenville State 52-69 2Shepherd 56-65 1Glenville State 96-79 W Wheeling Jesuit 78-61 W 1UVa-Wise 82-57 W 1Glenville State 67-56 W 2California (Pa.) 49-76 1Glenville State 59-58 W 2Anderson (S.C.) 72-84 *-overtime 1Wheeling Jesuit *75-68 W Davis & Elkins 55-61 1Charleston 49-76 2Millersville 63-64 *-overtime 2Anderson (S.C.) 78-88 *-overtime 1-WVIAC Tournament 1Fairmont State *78-85 1Seton Hill 71-62 W 2Glenville State 70-82 *-overtime 1-WVIAC Tournament *-overtime 1-WVIAC Tournament 2-East Region Tournament 2Millersville 50-66 1W.Va. Wesleyan 59-82 1-MEC Tournament 1-WVIAC Tournament 2-East Region Tournament 1-WVIAC Tournament 2-East Region Tournament *-overtime *-overtime 2-Atlantic Region Tournament 2-East Region Tournament 2-East Region Tournament 2008-09 (24-7) 1-WVIAC Tournament 1-WVIAC Tournament 2002-03 (24-8) 2006-07 (21-10) Coach: Lynn Ullom 2-Atlantic Region Tournament 2000-01 (25-5) NCAA East Region Tournament 2004-05 (13-14) Coach: Lynn Ullom 2012-13 (21-8) Tiffin 65-69 WVIAC Champions Coach: Lynn Ullom Coach: Lynn Ullom 2010-11 (25-7) Coach: Lynn Ullom USC-Upstate *93-92 W Lake Erie 81-68 W WVIAC Tourney Champions NCAA Atlantic Region Winston-Salem State 52-61 Bloomsburg 76-83 Converse 74-50 W Ashland (Ohio) 68-78 Edinboro (Pa.) 71-90 NCAA East Region Tournament Tournament Bluefield State 83-58 W West Chester 78-76 W Lock Haven 70-50 W Shepherd 74-61 W Virginia Union 71-66 W Coach: Lynn Ullom Coach: Lynn Ullom Slippery Rock 62-51 W Findlay 42-70 Indiana (Pa.) 75-72 W Fairmont State 46-49 St. Augustine’s (N.C.) 80-74 W Carson-Newman 83-65 W District of Columbia 77-66 W Cheyney 62-51 W Edinboro 86-84 W Clarion 81-62 W Elizabeth City State (N.C.)59-58 W Shippensburg (Pa.) 68-76 West Chester 85-90 Winston-Salem State 71-56 W Elizabeth City State 72-78 Gannon 70-79 Indiana (Pa.) 58-70 St. Augustine’s (N.C.) 74-79 W.Va. Wesleyan 76-72 W Davis & Elkins 82-54 W Oakland City 93-75 W Alderson-Broaddus 61-63 Ashland (Ohio) 69-75 Kentucky Wesleyan 80-59 W Saint Paul’s (N.C.) 110-60 W Ohio Valley **77-69 W St. Francis (Ill.) 81-100 Kentucky Wesleyan 61-84 Shepherd 63-72 Edinboro 73-63 W Lake Erie 79-49 W Shippensburg 78-71 W W.Va. State 71-64 W Ohio Valley 94-63 W Alderson-Broaddus 75-73 W Davis & Elkins 78-54 W W.Va. Wesleyan 73-66 W Seton Hill 68-65 W Alderson-Broaddus 101-45 W Glenville State 101-93 W Carlow 89-61 W Shepherd 56-69 W.Va. Wesleyan 73-75 Ohio Valley 85-55 W Charleston 50-70 Fairmont State 113-55 W Davis & Elkins 57-67 California (Pa.) 61-47 W Davis & Elkins *79-78 W W.Va. Tech 77-74 W Shepherd *87-94 Bluefield State 88-47 W Charleston 65-56 W Pitt-Johnstown 91-60 W Alderson-Broaddus 84-77 W W.Va. Wesleyan 73-77 Salem International 78-61 W Davis & Elkins 90-38 W Concord 73-57 W California (Pa.) 88-83 W Shepherd 94-86 W Shepherd 54-63 W.Va. Tech 71-55 W Pitt-Johnstown 63-87 Salem International 58-67 W.Va. Wesleyan 60-55 W Indiana (Pa.) 72-70 W Seton Hill 58-70 Davis & Elkins 79-48 W Salem International 78-70 W Ohio Valley 74-68 W W.Va. State 96-78 W Glenville State 74-66 W Concord 97-62 W Charleston 78-59 W W.Va. Wesleyan 84-70 W Ohio Valley 82-45 W Fairmont State 66-71 Wheeling Jesuit 72-58 W Alderson-Broaddus 62-52 W Wheeling Jesuit 81-59 W Fairmont State 63-72 W.Va. Tech 75-64 W Pitt-Johnstown 68-65 W Wheeling Jesuit 53-55 Pitt-Johnstown 84-85 Ohio Valley 88-61 W Glenville State 84-63 W Concord 94-77 W Salem International 64-52 W Fairmont State 75-57 W Glenville State 49-72 Charleston 60-67 Shepherd 70-61 W Fairmont State 60-76 Wheeling Jesuit 69-65 W Ohio Valley 92-53 W Wheeling Jesuit 75-59 W Charleston 43-91 Fairmont State 69-42 W Wheeling Jesuit 84-56 W Bluefield State 103-59 W Bluefield State 85-50 W Pitt-Johnstown 61-71 Glenville State 62-51 W Concord 87-64 W Concord 80-48 W W.Va. State 85-68 W Seton Hill 76-69 W W.Va. State 70-73 Fairmont State 72-65 W Charleston 69-64 W Bluefield State 80-49 W Bluefield State 92-50 W Davis & Elkins 73-39 W W.Va. Wesleyan 65-68 Seton Hill 71-64 W Wheeling Jesuit 78-72 W Mercyhurst 92-61 W W.Va. State 66-62 W Ohio Valley 97-89 W Pitt-Johnstown 80-66 W Davis & Elkins 61-43 W Ohio Valley 88-55 W Glenville State 66-47 W Concord 79-76 W Salem International 87-51 W Salem International 88-73 W Salem International 110-48 W Bluefield State 86-49 W Alderson-Broaddus 83-79 W Charleston 90-72 W Bluefield State 87-66 W Ohio Valley 70-69 W Glenville State 48-77 Fairmont State 60-64 Concord 69-61 W Charleston 88-64 W Concord 83-52 W Salem International 63-28 W Fairmont State 60-62 Shepherd 77-55 W Seton Hill 88-68 W Shepherd 93-66 W Fairmont State 72-62 W Bluefield State 76-50 W Ohio Valley 71-66 W Wheeling Jesuit 73-79 Alderson-Broaddus 98-58 W Ohio Valley 84-50 W Wheeling Jesuit 89-65 W Shepherd 70-73 W.Va. State 81-65 W W.Va. State 67-69 1Concord 85-56 W Wheeling Jesuit 73-89 Wheeling Jesuit 57-46 W Ohio Valley 73-70 W Pitt-Johnstown *98-90 W Salem International 93-48 W Fairmont State 85-67 W 1Fairmont State 84-73 W Fairmont State 60-73 1Bluefield State 95-38 W Pitt-Johnstown 75-77 Wheeling Jesuit 67-56 W Ohio Valley 96-55 W Wheeling Jesuit 78-80 1Wheeling Jesuit 39-63 1Davis & Elkins 72-47 W 1Shepherd 71-59 W Alderson-Broaddus 74-49 W 1Ohio Valley 81-39 W Fairmont State 84-61 W 1Alderson-Broaddus 91-56 W 1-WVIAC Tournament 1Wheeling Jesuit 69-62 W 1W.Va. Wesleyan 64-56 W W.Va. State 98-78 W 1Shepherd **88-87 W Wheeling Jesuit 74-52 W 1Ohio Valley 58-56 W 1Charleston 76-58 W 1Charleston 59-64 Glenville State 85-112 1Fairmont State 63-71 1Fairmont State 61-50 W 1W.Va. Wesleyan 62-54 W 1Glenville State 44-69 1-WVIAC Tournament W.Va. Wesleyan 73-64 W *-overtime 1Wheeling Jesuit 72-67 W 1Glenville State 41-52 *-overtime Davis & Elkins *95-86 W **-double overtime 1Glenville State 73-46 W 2Longwood 63-77 1-WVIAC Tournament 1Bluefield State 101-70 W 1-WVIAC Tournament 2Pitt-Johnstown *84-90 *-overtime 1Concord 61-65 *-overtime 1-WVIAC Tournament 2Millersville 71-68 W 1-WVIAC Tournament 2-East Region Tournament 2Johnson C. Smith *72-78 2-East Region Tournament

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2014-15 (24-9) 1Fairmont State 53-40 W 2018-19 (21-10) MEC Champions 1Wheeling Jesuit 66-70 NCAA Atlantic Region MEC Tourney Champions 2Shaw (N.C.) 85-70 W Tournament NCAA Atlantic Region 2California (Pa.) 68-62 W Coach: Kyle Cooper Semifinals 2Virginia Union 77-91 California (Pa.) 68-84 HILLTOPPERS *-overtime Mercyhurst (Pa.) 83-75 W Mercyhurst (Pa.) 86-74 W 1-MEC Tournament California (Pa.) 68-78 Ursuline (Ohio) 72-68 W 2-Atlantic Region Tournament Charleston 87-65 W Glenville State 105-122 W.Va. State 95-77 W W.Va. Wesleyan 86-63 W 2016-17 (9-20) Tusculum (Tenn.) 108-80 W Winston-Salem St. (N.C.) 107-101 W Coach: Lynn Ullom Notre Dame (Ohio) 75-71 W Embry-Riddle (Fla.) 89-104 AT THE ASRC Urbana (Ohio) *94-99 Mercyhurst (Pa.) 53-69 Urbana 95-56 W Cedarville (Ohio) 78-87 California (Pa.) 50-92 Notre Dame (Ohio) 84-89 Ursuline (Ohio) 102-78 W Ohio Dominican 67-84 Shepherd 96-72 W Adelphi (N.Y.) 57-78 Notre Dame (Ohio) 65-79 Fairmont State 84-82 W ALL GAMES ARENA RECORDS Concord 90-65 W Urbana 100-49 W Walsh (Ohio) 65-86 UVa-Wise 77-71 W Edinboro (Pa.) 52-87 W.Va. State 100-74 W 2019-20 6-9 TEAM Shepherd 90-87 W Shepherd 57-69 Charleston 84-87 2018-19 10-3 Most Points W.Va. Wesleyan 88-66 W Fairmont State 62-81 UVa-Wise 78-73 W 2017-18 10-3 Hilltoppers: 117, vs. Salem International, 2/1/10 – won 117-39 Glenville State 67-70 Salem International 109-59 W Concord 84-94 2016-17 6-7 Opponent: 122, vs. Glenville State, 11/17/18 – lost 122-105 Fairmont State 77-74 W Slippery Rock (Pa.) 67-78 Urbana 80-71 W 2015-16 13-1 Fewest Points Wheeling Jesuit 76-82 W.Va. State 64-90 Wheeling Jesuit 77-47 W 2014-15 11-2 Urbana (Ohio) 83-62 W Charleston 71-49 W Shepherd 79-61 W Hilltoppers: 46, vs. Fairmont State, 12/4/08 – lost 49-46 2013-14 8-3 Notre Dame (Ohio) 68-77 Glenville State 72-102 Fairmont State 75-65 W 46, vs. Charleston, 2/1/14 – won 46-45 2012-13 10-2 Charleston 90-83 W W.Va. Wesleyan 86-66 W UVa-Wise 69-64 W Opponent: 28, vs. Salem International, 2/20/03 – won 63-28 W.Va. State 89-53 W UVa-Wise 60-79 Concord 84-69 W 2011-12 7-6 Concord 98-61 W Concord 88-76 W W.Va. State 105-68 W 2010-11 11-1 Margin of Victory UVa-Wise 81-79 W Wheeling Jesuit 79-72 W Charleston 76-60 W 2009-10 11-2 Hilltoppers: 78, vs. Salem International, 2/1/10 – won 117-39 Shepherd 72-77 Notre Dame (Ohio) 65-75 W.Va. Wesleyan 71-56 W 2008-09 11-2 Opponent: 23, vs. Glenville State, 2/3/05 – lost 72-49 Fairmont State 91-80 W Charleston 47-65 Glenville State 99-112 2007-08 11-1 W.Va. Wesleyan 86-79 W W.Va. State 100-90 W Notre Dame (Ohio) *107-92 W 2006-07 10-0 INDIVIDUAL Glenville State 93-86 W Shepherd 68-73 Wheeling Jesuit 73-72 W 2005-06 12-1 Points Wheeling Jesuit 60-48 W Fairmont State 69-83 1Notre Dame (Ohio) 84-77 W 2004-05 6-4 Hilltoppers: 46, Marissa Brown vs. W.Va. State, 1/10/19 1UVa-Wise **73-68 W Concord 54-81 1Glenville State 85-98 1Wheeling Jesuit *70-68 W UVa-Wise 62-72 2Glenville State 92-116 2003-04 11-0 Opponent: 44, Emily Stoller, Glenville State, 11/17/18 2002-03 13-1 1Notre Dame (Ohio) 76-55 W W.Va. Wesleyan 85-71 W *-overtime Rebounds 2001-02 10-0 2West Chester *88-85 W Glenville State 74-100 1-MEC Tournament Hilltoppers: 25, Marissa Brown vs. Glenville State, 2/17/18 2000-01 10-0 2California (Pa.) 64-69 Urbana 69-67 W 2-Atlantic Region Tournament Opponent: 21, Tyra James, Urbana, 1/22/20 *-overtime Wheeling Jesuit 58-59 Totals 197-48 (.804) **-double overtime 1Charleston 55-82 2019-20 (12-17) Assists 1-MEC Tournament 1-MEC Tournament Coach: Kyle Cooper Hilltoppers: 19, Lisa Perry vs. Ohio Valley, 2/21/08 2-Atlantic Region Tournament Mercyhurst (Pa.) 92-79 W Opponent: 10, Jeannie Saunders, Salem International, 2/10/07 2017-18 (13-16) California (Pa.) 80-81 2015-16 (29-5) Coach: Kyle Cooper 3-Point Baskets Clarion (Pa.) 84-76 W MEC Champions Hilltoppers: 12, Laura Malernee vs. Seton Hill, 2/21/09 Mercyhurst (Pa.) 53-69 Winston-Salem St. (N.C.) 79-69 W NCAA ‘Sweet 16’ California (Pa.) 61-68 Urbana 73-87 LEAGUE GAMES Opponent: 7, Lindsay Holliday, Davis & Elkins, 2/9/09 Coach: Lynn Ullom Mercyhurst (Pa.) 76-55 W Notre Dame (Ohio) 69-84 2019-20 3-8 Mercyhurst (Pa.) 78-64 W Ursuline (Ohio) 85-105 W.Va. Wesleyan 82-51 W 2018-19 9-2 California (Pa.) 88-65 W Glenville State 75-96 Davis & Elkins 86-78 W Ohio Dominican 69-73 W.Va. Wesleyan 78-64 W Charleston 68-78 2017-18 10-1 ASRC NOTEBOOK Notre Dame (Ohio) 77-68 W Slippery Rock (Pa.) 74-89 W.Va. State 80-87 2016-17 6-5 Urbana (Ohio) 95-79 W Urbana 84-92 Walsh (Ohio) 74-96 2015-16 10-1 West Liberty’s first game at the ASRC was a 61-47 victory against California (Pa.) on Jan. 3, Slippery Rock (Pa.) 79-77 W Notre Dame (Ohio) 98-94 W Malone (Ohio) 82-76 W 2014-15 10-1 2001 Shepherd 97-78 W Shepherd* 72-79 Concord 71-83 2013-14 8-3 The Hilltoppers’ Jaana Kotova posted the first triple-double in Lady Hilltopper history that Fairmont State 80-74 W Fairmont State 87-79 W Glenville State 108-114 2012-13 9-2 Cheyney (Pa.) 69-81 night (14 points, 10 rebounds, 10 blocked shots) Clarion (Pa.) 67-49 W Fairmont State 67-84 2011-12 6-5 Salem 59-65 Salem International 84-53 W Frostburg State 67-55 W 2010-11 10-1 The Hilltoppers won their first 24 games in the ASRC. Their first loss didn’t come until Jan. W.Va. State 78-73 W W.Va. State 76-84 Urbana 86-95 2009-10 9-2 18, 2003 when W.Va. Wesleyan pulled out a 77-73 decision. Charleston 48-37 W Charleston 84-76 W Wheeling 75-82 2008-09 9-1 Glenville State 105-79 W UVa-Wise 73-53 W Davis & Elkins 69-71 West Liberty won its next 21 home games after that loss, giving the Hilltoppers 45 wins in Concord 63-90 2007-08 9-1 W.Va. Wesleyan 89-69 W W.Va. Wesleyan 73-63 W their first 46 games in the ASRC UVa-Wise 59-53 W Urbana** 110-106 W W.Va. State 74-68 W 2006-07 9-0 Concord 86-46 W Wheeling Jesuit* 72-79 Charleston 59-72 2005-06 8-1 That streak was also ended by W.Va. Wesleyan, which edged the Toppers in a 75-73 thriller Shepherd 72-59 W Wheeling Jesuit 69-64 W Glenville State 82-119 2004-05 5-4 on Jan. 15, 2005 Fairmont State 78-77 W Notre Dame (Ohio) 61-65 Concord 68-79 UVa-Wise 73-59 W 2003-04 9-0 West Liberty didn’t lose a non-conference game in the ASRC until Nov. 18, 2008 when Ash- Charleston 80-56 W Frostburg State 68-65 W Concord 100-89 W 2002-03 8-1 W.Va. State 90-99 Fairmont State 76-80 land (Ohio) held on for a 78-68 win W.Va. State 106-86 W 2001-02 9-0 Fairmont State 67-61 W Notre Dame (Ohio) 82-75 W Charleston 51-62 2000-01 9-0 That loss ended a 31-game non-conference home win streak which dated back to an 86-75 Shepherd 95-69 W Wheeling 81-73 W W.Va. Wesleyan 79-81 Totals 165-39 (.809) loss to Rio Grande (Ohio) on Nov. 27, 1993 in Bartell Fieldhouse Concord 90-66 W Glenville State 103-106 1W.Va. State 54-64 The Hilltoppers played their home games in Blatnik Hall from 1994-2000 while the ASRC was UVa-Wise 86-65 W Notre Dame (Ohio) 80-88 1-MEC Tournament W.Va. Wesleyan 86-56 W Wheeling Jesuit 83-75 W under construction Glenville State *101-100 W 1Fairmont State 55-64 West Liberty never lost a home non-conference game at Blatnik, compiling a perfect 13-0 Urbana (Ohio) 94-68 W *-overtime record in six seasons Wheeling Jesuit 60-50 W **-double overtime 1UVa-Wise 73-51 W 1-MEC Tournament

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Marissa Brown Kiki Simpson Joanna Bernabei Marissa Brown Kiki Simpson Kailee Howe POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS Marissa Brown 46 Kiki Simpson 29 Joanna Bernabei 24 Marissa Brown (2019) 755 Kiki Simpson (2016) 452 Kailee Howe (2016) 326 Melissa Hammond 44 Marissa Brown 25 Lisa Perry 19 Tori Hansen (2010) 705 Marissa Brown (2019) 402 Kelly West (2003) 302 Marissa Brown 43 Kiki Simpson 25 Joanna Bernabei 18 Liz Flowers (2016) 703 Kiki Simpson (2015) 373 Kailee Howe (2015) 300 Melissa Hammond 43 Raeanne Ponzo 25 Kailee Howe (3), Kelly West (2), Hillary Southworth (2013) 700 Kiki Simpson (2014) 347 Joanna Bernabei (1997) 296 Hillary Southworth 43 Marissa Brown 24 AUDREY TINGLE, Lisa Perry, Marissa Brown (2018) 695 Marissa Brown (2018) 324 Joanna Bernabei (1996) 294 Adrianne Harlow 17

Kayla Ayers Jaana Kotova Tori Hansen Laura Malernee Jaana Kotova Joanna Bernabei 3-POINT FIELD GOALS BLOCKED SHOTS STEALS 3-POINT FIELD GOALS BLOCKED SHOTS STEALS Kayla Ayers 13 Jaana Kotova 13 Tori Hansen (2) 9 Laura Malernee (2009) 146 Jaana Kotova (2001) 159 Joanna Bernabei (1994) 109 Laura Malernee 12 Marissa Brown 11 Joanna Bernabei 9 Laura Malernee (2010) 134 Marissa Brown (2019) 114 Joanna Bernabei (1997) 84 Laura Malernee, Stacey Moore 11 Jaana Kotova, Kiki Simpson 10 Gretchen Gibbs 8 Tara Johnson (2003) 122 Kiki Simpson (2016) 113 Tori Hansen (2009) 79 Stacey Moore, Laura Malernee, Jaana Kotova (5) 9 Lauren Russell 8 Laura Malernee (2011) 121 Kiki Simpson (2015) 92 Tori Hansen (2010) 71 and Tara Johnson 10 Cindy King 9 Eight players tied with 7 Stacey Moore (2005) 120 Jaana Kotova (2002) 92 Joanna Bernabei (1995) 70

Melissa Hammond Evelyn Woods Julie Cessna Morgan Brunner Kelly Easton Stacey Moore FREE THROW % (min. 10) FIELD GOAL % (min. 10) 3-PT. FIELD GOAL % (min. 6) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 3-PT. FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Melissa Hammond (14-14) 100.0 Evelyn Woods (10-10) 100.0 Julie Cessna (6-6) 100.0 Morgan Brunner (2020) 96.2 Kelly Easton (1999) 64.4 Stacey Moore (2005) 46.8 Melissa Hammond (14-14) 100.0 Christy Peabody (14-15) 93.3 Stacey Moore (8-9) 88.9 Morgan Brunner (2019) 88.1 Ashlea Bland (2003) 63.8 Carrie Ross (1995) 46.5 Melissa Hammond (12-12) 100.0 Marissa Brown (13-14) 92.9 Carrie Ross (7-8) 87.5 Kelly West (2004) 84.6 Ashlea Bland (2004) 63.1 Morgan Brunner (2019) 44.6 Christy Peabody, Kelly West, Maris- Marissa Brown (12-13) 92.3 Adrianne Harlow (5-6) 83.3 Kelly West (2002) 84.2 Kiki Simpson (2016) 62.5 Adrianne Harlow (2000) 44.4 sa Brown (10-10) 100.0 A.Winney, C.Ross, K.Easton (11-12) 91.6 Carrie Ross (8-10) 80.0 Andi Winney (2010) 83.8 Marissa Brown (2019) 61.7 Tara Johnson (2004) 43.6

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A charter member of the West WOMEN’S BASKETBALL WOMEN’S TOURNAMENT Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic CHAMPIONS CHAMPIONS Conference when it formed in 1924, West Liberty was also part WVIAC WVIAC of the WVIAC’s women’s basketball 1982: Charleston 1982: Charleston program since its inception in 1981- 1983: Charleston 1983: Charleston 82. The Hilltoppers won three WVIAC 1984: Charleston 1984: Fairmont State women’s basketball titles and claimed 1985: Bluefield State 1985: Bluefield State five WVIAC women’s tournament 1986: Charleston 1986: Charleston championships. 1987: Bluefield State 1987: Concord Tori Hansen Kiki Simpson Joanna Bernabei 1988: Salem-Teikyo 1988: Charleston When the league dissolved following 1989: Glenville State 1989: W.Va. Tech POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS the 2012-13 season, West Liberty 1990: Bluefield State 1990: Charleston Tori Hansen (2007-11) 2,300 Kiki Simpson (2013-16) 1,244 Joanna Bernabei (1993-97) 1,107 joined 11 other schools in forming 1991: West Virginia Tech 1991: Charleston Melissa Hammond (1989-93) 2,150 Tori Hansen (2007-11) 918 Lisa Perry (2004-08) 939 the Mountain East Conference, 1992: Charleston 1992: Charleston Liz Flowers (2013-16) 2,135 Marissa Brown (2017-19) 887 Kelly West (2000-04) 899 which began operation as the NCAA’s 1993: Bluefield State 1993: Bluefield State Marissa Brown (2017-19) 1,628 Ashlea Bland (2000-04) 864 Adrianne Harlow (1997-01) 843 newest Division II all-sports league Ashlea Bland (2000-04) 1,628 Erica Bevington (1995-00) 766 Kailee Howe (2014-16) 779 1994: Wheeling Jesuit 1994: Wheeling Jesuit in the summer of 2013. Reid Amos 1995: Salem-Teikyo 1995: Salem-Teikyo was appointed as the MEC’s first 1996: Salem-Teikyo 1996: Salem-Teikyo commissioner and the conference 1997: WEST LIBERTY 1997: WEST LIBERTY offices were centrally located in 1998: Alderson-Broaddus 1998: Charleston Bridgeport, W.Va. 1999: Shepherd 1999: WEST LIBERTY The 2019-20 academic year saw 2000: WEST LIBERTY 2000: WEST LIBERTY the first changes to the MEC lineup. 2001: WEST LIBERTY 2001: WEST LIBERTY Charter members UVa-Wise and 2002: Glenville State 2002: Glenville State Shepherd left the conference with 2003: Glenville State 2003: Glenville State Frostburg State (Md.) and Davis & 2004: Glenville State 2004: WEST LIBERTY Elkins (W.Va.) coming into the fold. 2005: Fairmont State 2005: Wheeling Jesuit Alderson-Broaddus (W.Va.) makes its 2006: Glenville State 2006: Charleston Laura Malernee Kiki Simpson Joanna Bernabei MEC debut in 2020. 2007: Glenville State 2007: Glenville State 3-POINT FIELD GOALS BLOCKED SHOTS STEALS 2008: Shepherd 2008: Fairmont State As a result, the MEC now crowns 2009: Charleston 2009: Charleston Laura Malernee (2007-11) 441 Kiki Simpson (2013-16) 271 Joanna Bernabei (1993-97) 321 conference champions in a total of Renee Farina (2004-08) 324 Jaana Kotova (2000-02) 251 Tori Hansen (2007-11) 234 2010: West Virginia Wesleyan 2010: Fairmont State 21 sports: men’s/women’s basketball, 2011: Charleston 2011: Glenville State Tara Johnson (2000-04) 321 Marissa Brown (2017-19) 240 Melissa Hammond (1989-93) 215 men’s/women’s cross country, men’s/ Katie Bohus (1996-01) 316 Meghan Wiseman (2008-13) 157 Adrianne Harlow (1997-01) 185 2012: West Virginia Wesleyan 2012: W.Va. Wesleyan Liz Flowers (2013-16) 284 Ashlea Bland (2000-04) 154 Rachael Dedo (1997-01) 183 women’s indoor track and field, 2013: Glenville State 2013: Fairmont State men’s/women’s outdoor track and field, men’s/women’s golf, men’s/ MEC MEC women’s soccer, men’s/women’s 2014: Glenville State 2014: Glenville State tennis, women’s lacrosse, women’s 2015: WEST LIBERTY 2015: WEST LIBERTY acrobatics & tumbling, baseball, 2016: WEST LIBERTY 2016: Wheeling Jesuit football, softball, volleyball and 2017: Glenville State 2017: Wheeling Jesuit wrestling. 2018: Glenville State 2018: Glenville State 2019: Glenville State 2019: Glenville State 2020: Glenville State 2020: Glenville State NOTE: Regular season winner is considered the conference champion Morgan Brunner Kelly Easton Stacey Moore FREE THROW PERCENTAGE FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 3-PT. FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Morgan Brunner (2019-20) 92.7 Kelly Easton (1997-00) 61.9 Stacey Moore (2000-05) 42.5 Kelly West (2000-04) 83.6 Marissa Brown (2017-19) 61.0 Tara Johnson (2000-04) 41.1 Melissa Hammond (1989-93) 79.0 Kiki Simpson (2013-16) 59.8 Brandi Beader (2016-19) 39.2 Johnie Olkosky (2016-19) 78.3 Ashlea Bland (2001-04) 57.7 Charity Street (2004-07) 39.1 Hillary Southworth (2012-13, 15) 78.1 Leighann Fry (2003-06) 55.7 Katie Bohus (1996-01) 38.4

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