NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S Anderson Hall | 1501 Central Street | Evanston, IL 60208

Athletic Communications 2016-17 Quick Facts 1501 Central St. | Evanston, IL 60208 | Phone: (847) 491-7503 | Fax: (847) 491-8818 Primary Contact: Carsten Parmenter Location:...... Evanston, Ill. Email: [email protected] | Office: (847) 467-3724 Founded:...... 1851 Enrollment:...... 8,367 President:...... Morton Schapiro 2016-17 roster Home Facility:...... Welsh-Ryan Arena Capacity:...... 8,117 Nickname:...... Wildcats NO. NAME POS. HT. ELIG. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL Colors:...... Purple and White 3 Ashley Deary * G 5-4 Sr. Flower Mound, Texas / Flower Mound Conference: ...... Big Ten 4 Bry Hopkins F 6-2 Fr. Palatine, Ill. / William Fremd Director of Athletics: ...... Dr. Jim Phillips 5 Jordan Hankins G 5-8 So. Indianapolis, Ind. / Lawrence North Sport Administrator:...... Janna Blais 10 Nia Coffey * F 6-1 Sr. Minneapolis, Minn. / Hopkins Head Coach...... Joe McKeown 11 Lauren Douglas F 6-2 R-Sr. Collierville, Tenn. / Briarcrest Christian ...... Ninth season ...... Kent State, ’79 12 Lydia Rohde G 5-10 Jr. Brookfield, Wis. / Brookfield Central Record at NU (Years)...... 129-127 (8) 14 Pallas Kunaiyi-Akpanah F 6-2 So. Abuja, Nigeria / Rabun Gap - Nacoochee School Overall Record (Years)...... 638-301 (30) 21 Abbie Wolf F/C 6-4 Fr. White Plains, N.Y. / Greenwich 22 Byrdy Galernik G 5-8 Fr. Perrysburg, Ohio / Toledo Central Catholic Assistant Coach...... Sam Dixon, Ph.D. 24 Christen Inman * G 5-10 Sr. Katy, Texas / Seven Lakes ...... Fifth Season 30 Allie Tuttle F/C 6-4 Sr. Cary, N.C. / Panther Creek ...... College of Wooster, ’79 33 Oceana Hamilton C 6-4 R-Jr. Mississauga, Ontario / St. Edmund Champion Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator.....Tiffany Coppage...... First Season 34 Amber Jamison G 6-0 So. Rochester Hills, Mich. / Rochester Adams ...... Missouri State, ’09 35 Maya Jonas G 6-2 Jr. Whitefish Bay, Wis. / Whitefish Bay Assistant Coach...... Christie Sides 44 Abi Scheid F/C 6-2 Fr. Elk River, Minn. / Elk River ...... First Season ...... Louisiana Tech, ’00 * indicates team captain Director of Basketball Operations ...... Tiana Meyers Asst. Dir. of Basketball Operations...... Katie Sullivan Director of Player Development...... Caleb Rosenow Head Coach: Joe McKeown (9th season) Program Assistant...... Elisa Perez Assistant Coach: Sam Dixon (5th season) Sports Performance Coach...... Lesley Moser Assistant Coach: Tiffany Coppage (1st season) Athletic Trainer...... Colleen Duff Assistant Coach: Christie Sides (1st season) Equipment Manager...... John Lovellette Director of Basketball Operation: Tiana Meyers Asst. Dir. of Basketball Operations: Katie Sullivan 2015-16 Overall Record...... 18-17 Director of Player Development: Caleb Rosenow Conference Record (Finish)...... 4-14 (12th) Program Assistant: Elisa Perez Starters Returning/Lost:...... 4/1 Sports Performance Coach: Lesley Moser Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 10/4 Athletic Trainer: Colleen Duff Newcomers...... 4 Equipment Manager: John Lovellette Sports Information Director: Carsten Parmenter First Year of Basketball...... 1975-76 Overall Won-Lost...... 600-582 NCAA Tourn. appearances/last...... 7/2015 NCAA Tournament record...... 3-7 NIT appearances/last...... 5/2016 All-time Postseason record...... 12-15 2015-16 BIG TEN STANDINGS PRONUNCIATIONS CONFERENCE OVERALL Nia Coffey:...... KNEE-uh W-L-T % W-L-T % Lydia Rohde: ...... ROAD-ee Maryland 16-2 .889 31-4 .886 Pallas Kunaiyi-Akpanah...... Palace KOO-ny-EE ahk-PAN-uh Ohio State 15-3 .833 26-8 .765 Michigan State 13-5 .722 25-9 .735 Allie Tuttle...... TUTT-el Indiana 12-6 .667 21-12 .636 Oceana Hamilton...... OH-she-AH-nuh Minnesota 11-7 .611 20-12 .625 Purdue 10-8 .556 20-12 .625 Byrdy Galernik...... bird-EE guh-LAIR-nick Michigan 9-9 .500 21-14 .600 Nebraska 9-9 .500 18-13 .581 Abi Scheid...... Sh-eyed Iowa 8-10 .444 19-14 .576 Rutgers 8-10 .444 19-15 .559 Penn State 6-12 .333 12-19 .387 Joe McKeown ...... mick-Q-inn Northwestern 4-14 .222 18-17 .514 Wisconsin 3-15 .167 7-22 .241 Illinois 2-16 .111 9-21 .300 1 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL WELSH-RYAN ARENA

Welsh-Ryan Arena, the home of Northwestern University’s basketball, volleyball and wrestling teams, will be transformed as a result of a complete facility renovation. Construction will begin at the conclusion of the basketball season in March 2017 with anticipated completion by fall 2018.

A leadership gift from Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan, along with a $10 million gift from Stephen R. and Susan K. Wilson, donations from other loyal North- western benefactors and the existing athletics maintenance and equipment budget, will fund the $110-plus million project. A handful of new or renovated spaces in Welsh-Ryan are still available for naming.

“The inspiring leadership of the Ryans has benefited Northwestern in so many ways over the years, and we are extremely grateful for this latest gift,” Presi- dent Morton Schapiro said.

“Simply stated, this is a historic moment for the future of Northwestern Athletics,” said Jim Phillips, vice president for athletics and recreation. “There are no greater champions for Northwestern than Pat and Shirley Ryan. We never will appropriately convey our gratitude for their vision and generosity, which have made a seismic impact on our University and generations of students. In addition, we are also incredibly appreciative of Steve and Sue Wilson’s continued unconditional support and leadership; they are truly two of our very best Wildcats.”

Phillips added, “The new Welsh-Ryan Arena will be a dramatic transformation for our varsity sports programs that call it home and for the fans who devot- edly support our student-athletes. A central tenet of our commitment to providing a world-class experience for our Wildcats is a passionate home crowd. This complete overhaul of our most used and versatile venue will create a state-of-the-art experience accessible to all Chicagoland sports fans while they support our student-athletes in competition.”

The project, part of the 2010 master athletics facilities plan recommendation, will entail a complete renovation of Welsh-Ryan Arena and McGaw Memorial Hall, including:

- New seating throughout the arena, with chair-back seats replacing existing wood bleachers - Wider, more accessible concourses with improved lighting to alleviate congestion - Improved accessibility for the mobility-impaired, with five new elevators replacing the existing one - New restrooms, doubling the number of toilet fixtures as well as the addition of accessible family restrooms - New concession areas with twice as many point-of-sale stations to increase efficiency, along with new food and drink offerings - State-of-the-art lighting, audio and video capabilities in the arena - Premium seating areas and expansion of the N-Club, which provides space for pre- and post-game events, by more than 400 percent. The club, which is located on the second floor, will be extended south onto Randy Walker Terrace at Ryan Field and provide expanded hospitality opportunities on football gamedays. - Expansion of the building lobby by nearly 50 percent - A new ticket office - New locker rooms for men’s basketball, women’s basketball and volleyball - New offices for men’s and women’s basketball - Expansion of usable court space in both the main arena and fieldhouse.

Welsh-Ryan’s new seating configuration will be finalized in the coming months and communicated first to current season ticket holders.

The athletic department is in the process of arranging alternate locations for teams to practice and play during renovation.

Construction on McGaw Memorial Hall, in which Welsh-Ryan Arena is located, was started in 1951 and completed in 1953. In the early 1980s, aided by a leadership gift from the Ryans, the basketball arena was renovated and named in honor of the parents of Mr. and Mrs. Ryan. Additional improvements have been made to the building since that time, but this project will be the first top-to-bottom renovation of the entire structure since its original construction.

Patrick Ryan said, “Providing the funding for Welsh-Ryan Arena more than 30 years ago was one of our first major gifts to Northwestern, so we’re very pleased to now provide the necessary support for Northwestern Athletics to continue on its upward trajectory. We’re looking forward to seeing Northwest- ern’s teams in what promises to be a terrific space.” 1 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Shirley Welsh Ryan said, “Welsh-Ryan Arena has been the site for many happy memories for our family, but we also are aware of the challenges that the building can create for persons who are mobility impaired. This renovation will enable Welsh-Ryan to set a new standard for accessibility.”

The new $10 million commitment from Steve and Sue Wilson brings the family’s giving to more than $27 million through We Will. The Campaign for North- western. The Wilsons previously provided $15 million in support of Northwestern’s lakefront athletics facilities, as well as other gifts to the campaign.

“Sue and I have been Northwestern fans for 50 years, attending games and cheering for our Wildcats,” Steve Wilson said. “We are sincerely grateful for the opportunity to make such a dramatic impact on the fan experience inside Welsh-Ryan Arena for generations of Northwestern fans to come.”

Patrick G. Ryan is a 1959 Northwestern graduate. He received his undergraduate degree in business from what was then called the School of Business and now is named the Kellogg School of Management. He also received an honorary degree from the University in 2009 in appreciation for his 14 years of service as chairman of Northwestern’s Board of Trustees. In 2013, Mr. Ryan was inducted into Northwestern’s Athletics Hall of Fame.

Shirley W. Ryan is a 1961 Northwestern graduate. She received her undergraduate degree in English from what was then called the College of Arts and Sci- ences and is now named the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences.

Over their long association with Northwestern, the Ryans have provided leadership and support for: academic programs; scholarships; the construction of Northwestern’s Nanotechnology Center; support for Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine; construction of the Ryan Center for the Musical Arts; construction of the Ryan Fieldhouse as part of the new lakefront athletics facilities; and renovation of Northwestern’s football and basketball stadiums.

Another recent leadership gift from the Ryans provided funds for a challenge match to create new endowed professorships at Northwestern University. Eight benefactors have already established new chairs through the Ryan Family Chair Challenge, and several others are considering accessing the remaining two opportunities for endowing chairs under this matching challenge. Because of this success, the Ryans have agreed to add to the Chair Challenge so that benefactors can create an additional 15 endowed professorships at Northwestern.

The Ryans serve as co-chairs for We Will. The Campaign for Northwestern, a $3.75 billion fundraising initiative designed to support the University’s strategic ambitions.

Mr. Ryan is distinguished as one of Chicago’s most successful entrepreneurs and prominent civic leaders. His first business venture while a student involved selling scrapbooks to fellow students, which paid for his Northwestern education. Mr. Ryan founded and served for 41 years as CEO of Aon Corporation, the leading global provider of risk management, insurance and reinsurance brokerage, and human resources solutions and outsourcing services. At the time of his retirement, Aon had in excess of $7 billion in annual revenue with more than 500 offices in 120 countries. In 2010, Mr. Ryan founded Ryan Specialty Group, a global holding company that includes wholesale brokerage (the third largest in the country), highly specialized underwriting companies and spe- cialty services designed specifically for agents, brokers and insurers; Mr. Ryan currently serves as Chairman and CEO. He is a member of the International Insurance Hall of Fame, a recipient of the esteemed Horatio Alger Award, and a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Mr. Ryan has been a member of the Northwestern University Board of Trustees for 38 years, 14 years of which he served as chairman; he is the immediate past chairman.

Mrs. Ryan founded and directs Northwestern University’s graduate-level Learning for Life series and is a charter member of the Northwestern Women’s Board. She is Chair of Pathways.org, has been appointed by two U.S. presidents to the National Council on Disability, and serves on the Executive Committee or on the Board of Directors of the Lyric Opera of Chicago, the University of Notre Dame, the Art Institute of Chicago and the Chicago Council on Global Af- fairs. She has received several honorary degrees, including one from Notre Dame, where she was honored in 2015 for promoting full inclusion and accessibil- ity for all people.

Beyond Northwestern, other beneficiaries of the Ryans’ philanthropy have included the Art Institute of Chicago, the Lyric Opera of Chicago, the Rehabili- tation Institute of Chicago, Pathways.org, the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, the University of Notre Dame, the Alain Locke Charter Academy, the Big Shoulders Fund, and Access Living.

Both Stephen R. and Susan K. Wilson graduated from Northwestern in 1970, and Mr. Wilson earned an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management in 1974. He applied the perspectives and skills acquired at Northwestern to building CF Industries Holdings, Inc. into a global leader in fertilizer manufacturing and distribution. He is the retired chairman and chief executive officer, serving 10 years as CEO. Mr. Wilson is now a Northwestern trustee and serves on the Comprehensive Campaign Steering Committee for We Will. The Campaign for Northwestern.

After graduating from Northwestern with a degree in journalism, Mrs. Wilson had an eight-year public relations career from which she retired to focus on raising their children, Elizabeth and Jeffrey, and for many years served as a volunteer at the Evanston Public Library. Currently she serves on the Board of Ad- visors of the Mary and Leigh Museum of Art at Northwestern, is a member of the Women’s Board of Northwestern, and is on the Community Council of Y.O.U (Youth & Opportunity United), a youth development agency in Evanston.

The funds raised through We Will. The Campaign for Northwestern will help realize the transformative vision set forth in Northwestern’s strategic plan and solidify the University’s position among the world’s leading research universities. More information on the campaign is available at wewill.northwestern.edu.

2 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PLAYER HIGHS/RECORD WHEN... NU PLAYER HIGHS IN MCKEOWN ERA

Points 100.0 percent (4-of-4) - Lauren Douglas vs. DePaul (12/1/13) 37 - Amy Jaeschke vs. Central Michigan (12/11/10) 100.0 percent (4-of-4) - Lauren Douglas vs. Gonzaga (12/15/14) 100.0 percent (3-of-3) - Alex Cohen at UNLV (12/17/14) Rebounds 18 - Nia Coffey (3x) MR vs. Idaho St (11/119/15) Free Throws Made 13 - Brittany Orban at Ohio State (2/15/09) Steals 11 - Ashley Deary at Chicago State (11/14/14) Free Throws Attempted 15 - Amy Jaeschke vs. LSU (11/14/10) Blocked Shots 15 - Amy Jakeschke vs. Penn State (2/27/11) 10 - Amy Jaeschke vs. Chicago State (11/21/10) FT Percentage (Minimum 7 made) FG Made 100.0 (10 Times) 15 - Amy Jaeschke vs. Chicago State (11/21/10) 13-of-13 - Brittany Orban at Ohio State (2/15/09) 11-of-11 - Brittany Orban at Western Kentucky (11/18/10) FG Attempted 10-of-10 - Dannielle Diamant at Missouri (12/3/11) 26 - Amy Jaeschke at Illinois (1/9/11) 10-of-10- Christen Inman vs. UIC (11/10/13) 10-of-10 - Christen Inman at Wisconsin (3/2/14) FG Percentage (Minimum 5 made) 9-of-9 - Ashley Deary at Purdue (2/11/15) 100.0 (8-of-8) - Christen Inman at Nebraska (1/2/14) 8-of-8 - Nia Coffey vs. UIC (11/26/14) 8-of-8 - Morgan Jones vs. Toledo (12/27/11) 3-Pt Field Goals Made 7-of-7 - Beth Marshall vs. LSU (11/14/10) 8 - Beth Marshall vs. Arkansas (12/17/09) 7-of-7 - Kristin Cartwright at Minnesota (1/7/10)

3-Pt Field Goals Attempted 13 - Maggie Lyon at Penn State (12/31/15)

3-Pt FG% (Minimum 3 made) 100.0 percent (5-of-5) - Ashley Deary vs. Iowa (1/29/15) NU TEAM HIGHS IN MCKEOWN ERA Points FG Percentage 106 - vs. Minnesota (2/7/16) .633 (38-of-60) at Chicago State (11/14/14)

Rebounds 3-Pt Field Goals Made 57 (3x) - MR vs. Minnesota (2/7/16) 13 (3x) - MR vs. Iowa (1/29/15)

Assists 3-Pt Field Goals Attempted 34 - vs. Minnesota (2/7/16) 33 - at Penn State (12/31/15)

Steals 3-Pt FG% (Minimum 8 made) 22 - at Chicago State (11/14/14) .727 (8-11) vs. Duquesne (3/8/10)

Blocked Shots Free Throws Made 13 (2x) - MR vs. Morgan State (12/14/11) 27 - at Toledo (11/13/09)

FG Made Free Throws Attempted 41 - vs. Minnesota (2/7/16) 38 - vs. UIC (11/10/13)

FG Attempted 97 - vs. Minnesota (2/7/16)

3 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HEAD COACH JOE MCKEOWN coaches for this season: Tiffany Coppage and Christie Sides. Coppage spent the last three seasons as the assistant coach at Northern Iowa. In the 2015-16 season, Coppage JOE helped the Panthers to a regular season title in the Missouri Valley Conference, an appearance in the third round of the WNIT and 24 wins, the second-most in program MCKEOWN history. Sides comes to NU after serving as an assistant coach for the for the last six seasons, alongside Pokey Chatman. Together they helped lead the Sky to their Head Coach first Eastern Conference Championship and WNBA Finals appearance in 2014. She has NU: 129-127 (8) 12 years of coaching experience at the college, international and professional levels.

Overall: 620-283 (30) Following the success of the Wildcats 2014-15 season, McKeown was selected to be Kent State, ‘79 the head coach of the USA representative to the World University Games held in Seoul, South Korea on July 5–13, 2015. The team won all six games, including the gold medal game against Canada. Prior to arriving at the World University Games, the USA squad visited and trained at U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan in South Korea. On June 9, 2008, Northwestern University Director of Athletics and Recreation Jim Phillips named Joe McKeown the head women’s basketball coach at Northwestern. McKeown joined the Wildcats following 19 years as the head coach at George Washing- McKeown (pronounced Mick-Q-ann) is the sixth mentor to guide Northwestern’s ton University, where he became one of the most respected names in women’s college women’s basketball program. basketball. During the 2007-08 season, McKeown became the 34th head coach in Division I history to pass the 500-victory mark. He brought 509 career victories, a total During his time in Evanston, McKeown has transformed the culture of the women’s which ranked 21st on the active Division I list, to Evanston. basketball program while cementing his name as one of the winningest coaches in NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball. With another winning season in 2015-16, McKeown left George Washington as the winningest coach in school history and in the including a win over No. 5 Ohio State, McKeown now has 638 career victories after Atlantic 10 Conference. In 28 seasons as a college head coach, McKeown has guided 30 years as a head coach, making him one of the leaders in career wins amongst his team to postseason play 22 times. He coached the Colonials to 14 regular season or active Division I head coaches. Additionally, McKeown has guided the Wildcats to postseason Atlantic 10 crowns. five winning seasons, amassing more wins in his first six years with the program (88) than the previous 11 years before his arrival in Evanston (77 wins in 11 seasons; In his 19 seasons at George Washington, McKeown compiled a 441-154 record, with his 1997-2008). 1997 squad reaching the Elite Eight. On three other occasions, the Colonials advanced to the Sweet Sixteen--1995, 2007 and 2008. In his 15 NCAA Tournament trips with GW, During his tenure, the Wildcats have established a number of program firsts, includ- the Colonials won their first-round tournament game 13 times. McKeown is a five-time ing Nia Coffey becoming the first freshman in program history to be named First Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year (1991, 1997, 2000, 2002, 2007) and two-time National Team All-Big Ten during the 2013-14 campaign, Maggie Lyon’s crowning as the 2013 Coach of the Year nominee (1995, 1997). He was inducted into the George Washington Big Ten Freshman of the Year, Ashley Deary’s Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year Athletics Hall of Fame in 2012. honor and Amy Jaeschke becoming the first Wildcat to be selected in the WNBA Draft (2011 WNBA Draft). Additionally, the Wildcats had the best back-to-back After spending three seasons as the head coach at New Mexico State, where he went seasons in nearly 15 years under McKeown’s watch. Combined, the 2009-10 and 68-20 and appeared in two NCAA tournaments, McKeown went to George Washington 2010-11 campaigns yielded 37 victories, two postseason appearances and milestone in September of 1989, inheriting a team that went 9-19 a year earlier. After his first wins over nationally-renown Ohio State, LSU and DePaul. squad went 14-14, McKeown quickly turned the Colonials into an elite women’s college program with his teams averaging nearly 24 wins per year the next 18 seasons. The Wildcats have also seen postseason success under McKeown as they have quali- fied for the postseason play in five of the last eight years. At GW, McKeown coached six Atlantic 10 Players of the Year. He also has mentored seven A-10 Rookies of the Year, five Defensive Players of the Year, five Sixth Players of Before McKeown led Northwestern to the WNIT in 2009-10, just his second year the Year, 14 All-Rookie Team selections and 51 all-conference performers. McKeown has with the program, NU had not made the postseason since 1997. That year, the coached 16 players who have gone on to play professional basketball (four WNBA draft Wildcats played George Washington University in the first round of the 1997 NCAA picks). Tournament and at the time, McKeown coached against NU as he was head coach of the Colonials. NU’s postseason success developed following the 2014-15 season as Equally as impressive as GW’s success on the court was its outstanding performance in the Wildcats made their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 1997. the classroom. During McKeown’s tenure with the Colonials, George Washington play- ers received Atlantic 10 Academic All-Conference recognition 17 times and eight players McKeown’s Wildcats have also seen success in the Big Ten Tournament, recently were named CoSIDA academic all-district selections (three Academic All-Americans). Of appearing in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals for two-consecutive years (2015, those eight, one was a Rhodes Scholar nominee and another received a Fulbright Schol- 2016). Just last season, the Wildcats won three games in the league tournament for arship. Other former student-athletes under McKeown’s guidance include a GW School the first time in program history. of Business Distinguished Scholar Award, an NCAA Woman of the Year representative and two Atlantic 10 Student-Athletes of the Year. McKeown has coached 11 players to multiple All-Big Ten honors, including Amy Jae- schke earning All-Big Ten honors each of her four years with the Wildcats. Jaeschke McKeown also is involved with USA Basketball, as he was named an assistant coach for went on to become the first Wildcat selected in the WNBA draft as she was the 27th the 2008 USA Basketball Women’s U-18 National Basketball Team. He was also a floor pick overall by the Chicago Sky. coach for the 1992 Olympic team. Jaeschke turned in not only one of the best seasons in Wildcat annals, but also one Prior to coaching at New Mexico State, McKeown served as an assistant coach at the of the most storied careers. In the Northwestern record books, she finished her University of Oklahoma from 1983-86, and at his alma mater, Kent State University, career ranked first in blocks and second in scoring and in rebounding. Jaeschke also from 1979-80. Oklahoma posted at least 20 wins in each of McKeown’s three years on was tabbed an Associated Press honorable mention All-American, marking the first the coaching staff. time since 1998 that a Wildcat appeared on the prestigious list. Following the 2014- 15 season, Coffey was named an AP honorable mention All-American for the first As a player, McKeown earned Junior College National Small Player of the Year honors at time since Jaeschke and just the third in program history. Additionally, Coffey earned Mercer College in Trenton, N.J. He helped the team to a 33-1 record and a spot in the her third All-Big Ten first-team honor while Deary was named the program’s first Big NJCAA championship game. McKeown transferred to Kent State the following season, Ten Defensive Player of the Year. where he was co-captain of the Golden Flashes as a senior and earned honorable men- tion All-Mid-American Conference honors. His school-record 15 assists in a game still The Wildcats entered the 2011-12 campaign following the best back-to-back seasons stands. in nearly 15 years. Combined, the 2009-10 and 2010-11 campaigns yielded 37 victories, two postseason appearances and milestone wins over nationally-renown A proud native of Philadelphia, McKeown was inducted into the Father Judge High Ohio State, LSU and DePaul. Northwestern’s improvement from 2008-09 (7-23) to School Hall of Fame, a prestigious member of the Philadelphia Catholic League, in 1999. 2009-10 (18-15) was tied for the 10th best turnaround in the nation and ranked fourth among BCS schools. McKeown and his family are heavily involved in the Autism Speaks Foundation, a national organization that creates awareness and raises money for the fight against Several members of McKeown’s coaching staff have gone on to have success of autism. McKeown and his wife, Laura, have three children, Meghan, Joey and Ally. their own as well. Allison Guth took over the head-coaching job at Yale prior to the 2015-2016 season. Shauna Green became the Dayton Flyers’ head coach prior to 4the 2016-2017 season. Because of their departures, McKeown brought in two new 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ASSISTANT COACHES

Prior to Akron, Dixon served as head coach at Furman for eight sea- SAM sons. His coaching tenure marked the second longest in the history of DIXON, PH.D. the school’s women’s basketball program.

Asisstant Coach Before landing at Furman, Dixon served as an assistant coach at Fifth Season Clemson (2000-02) and Arizona (1999). In fact, in his four years as a College of Wooster, ‘79 women’s assistant coach, all four teams earned berths in the NCAA Tournament, including the 1998-99 Arizona Wildcats, who posted an 18-11 record with a 12-6 mark in the PAC-10.

During his time at Furman, Dixon also served as an assistant coach Sam Dixon, Ph.D. brings a wealth of experience to Evanston, having for USA Basketball U20 and U21 World Championship teams. In the been a head coach and assistant coach at the college level as well as an summer of 2006, he helped the U20 team to a victory over previ- assistant with USA Basketball. He has been a part of three noteworthy ously undefeated Brazil to capture the FIBA Americas Championship seasons in Evanston where the Wildcats achieved a program first in in Mexico City. The following year, he helped guide the U21 squad to a 2012-13 with Maggie Lyon becoming the first Wildcat to win Big Ten gold medal in Moscow with a victory over Australia. Freshman of the Year honors, and he also helped guide the Wildcats back to three-striaght postseason apperances from 2013 to 2016, A 1979 physical education graduate of the College of Wooster, Dixon including the program’s first NCAA Tournament apperances since 1997. played four years for the Fighting Scots, and in 1976 helped the team Dixon helped in the development of four All-Big Ten honorees during reach the NCAA South Regional finals. As a student-athlete he earned the 2013-14 season, including forward Nia Coffey, who was the first first-team All-Ohio Athletic Conference accolades in 1979, and was freshman in program history to achieve First Team All-Big Ten honors. the team’s most valuable player. A 1989 inductee into the College of Wooster Hall of Fame, Dixon was also named All-Great Lakes Region Dixon came to NU from Akron where he served as the team’s academic, and earned third team All-America status. conditioning and defensive coordinator as well as overseeing junior col- lege and international recruiting efforts. Dixon also acted as the position coach for the team’s power forwards and centers and assisted with the program’s overall recruiting, scouting and game preparation duties.

Western Illinois University in 2012-13 and the recruiting coordinator for TIFFANY the Leathernecks the previous year. In 2010-11, Coppage was a gradu- ate assistant coach at Wichita State. COPPAGE “I am extremely excited to be joining the Wildcat family. Northwestern Assitant Coach is an exceptional institution with great prestige and it’s in one of the First Season best conferences in the country,” Coppage said. “I can’t wait to get Missouri State, ‘09 to Evanston and hit the ground running. I look forward to all that lies ahead and am beyond grateful for the opportunity that Coach McKe- own has afforded me.”

Northwestern women’s basketball head coach Joe McKeown announced A native of Kansas City, Mo., Coppage spent two years at Fort Scott Tuesday, July 19, the addition of Tiffany Coppage to his coaching staff. Community College as a student-athlete before finishing her playing career at Missouri State. Coppage started both seasons and was a two- “We are really excited to announce Tiffany Coppage as our new as- year team captain for the Lady Bears. sistant coach,” McKeown said. “She brings great experience and energy to Northwestern and understands what it takes to be part of a winning She received her bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism with a mi- program.” nor in General Business from Missouri State in 2009 and her master’s degree in Sports Management from Wichita State in December 2011. Coppage spent the last three seasons as the assistant coach at Northern Iowa. In the 2015-16 season, Coppage helped the Panthers to a regular season title in the Missouri Valley Conference, an appearance in the third round of the WNIT and 24 wins, the second-most in program his- tory.

“At Northern Iowa, Tiffany was part of championship teams, and she brings strong teaching skills and recruiting ties to the Wildcats,” McKe- own said. “After a nationwide search, it was clear that Tiffany emerged as the best candidate to help us reach our goals both on and off the court.”

Before working at Northern Iowa, Coppage was an assistant coach at 5 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ASSISTANT COACHES AND SUPPORT STAFF From 2008-2011, Sides served as an assistant for Spartak Moscow Region in Russia, where she helped Head Coach Pokey Chatman lead Spartak to CHRISTIE consecutive FIBA EuroLeague Championships in 2008 and 2009. Sides also SIDES served as an assistant on the Slovakian Women’s National Team coaching staff in the same period, helping the team qualify for the European Champi- Asisstant Coach onships in 2009, 2010 and 2011. The Slovaks took eighth place in 2009, their highest finish of Sides’ tenure. First Season LA-Tech, ‘99 From 2004-2007, Sides was an assistant on the Louisiana State University staff also under Coach Chatman. She helped guide the Lady Tigers program to three Final Fours and two regular season titles in her three seasons with the team. Northwestern women’s basketball head coach Joe McKeown announced on Oct. 6, 2016, the addition of Christie Sides to his coaching staff. Prior to LSU, Sides spent the 2003-04 season at Louisiana Tech as an assis- tant coach. Sides began her coaching career as the head junior varsity coach “We are really excited about Christie joining our family at Northwestern,” and assistant varsity coach at Ruston (La.) High School where she served McKeown said. “She brings great experience and energy to our program. under Ricky Durrett. While at Ruston, Sides helped guide the Lady Bearcats Her success in the WNBA with the Sky as well as her three Final Four appear- to consecutive state playoff appearances. ances at LSU will be a great asset to the Wildcats. I have watched her teach and talk about her basketball philosophy and it is a great match for us.” Athletically, Sides played her first two collegiate seasons at Ole Miss for Hall of Fame Head Coach and helped the Rebels to a 34-22 Sides comes to NU after serving as an assistant coach for the Chicago Sky for overall record. She then transferred to Louisiana Tech where she finished the last six seasons, alongside Pokey Chatman. Together they helped lead her playing career for fellow Hall of Fame coach . Sides helped the Sky to their first Eastern Conference Championship and WNBA Finals the Lady Techsters to a 61-6 record in two seasons, including a trip to the appearance in 2014. She has 12 years of coaching experience at the college, 1999 Final Four. She holds the career record at Tech for three-point international and professional levels. percentage and ranks seventh in three-pointers made and eighth in three pointers attempted. “I am excited to join the staff of the Northwestern women’s basketball team,” Sides said. “I am looking forward to working along side such an ex- Sides is a native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. perienced coaching staff and have the opportunity to develop these young ladies, not only into better basketball players, but also help them grow as maturing adults. Northwestern embodies the full definition of student athlete and I look forward to coaching such a well-rounded group of hard working young women.”

TIANA CALEB MYERS ROSENOW Director of Operations Director of Player Development Second Season First Season George Washingon, ‘12 Carleton College, ‘12 Tiana Myers will enter her second year as the Director of Women’s Women’s basketball head coach Joe McKeown has announced Caleb Basketball Operations for Northwestern. Her responsibilities include Rosenow as the new director of player development. Rosenow replaces planning team travel, scheduling, summer camp director, among former NU women’s basketball player Kate Popevec, who was hired as other duties. an assistant coach at Colgate last month.

Myers has served on Joe McKeown’s staff since the 2012-13 season. As director of player development, Rosenow will be responsible for She started as a program assistant before being elevated to her cur- preparing Wildcat women’s basketball student-athletes for personal, rent role prior to the 2015-16 season. academic and athletic development success. He will work closely with various departments within Northwestern athletics, including academic Myers graduated from George Washington in 2012 with a bachelor’s services, community relations and NU for Life and will the NU in business administration and a minor in psychology. At GW, she coaching staff in breaking down film, along with statistical analysis. In was a three-time team captain, a two-time MVP, and a member addition, Rosenow will assist the recruiting coordinator with the on- of the 1,000-point club. Myer also served as the student-athlete campus process for respective student-athletes. advisory council representative for two years. Rosenow served as the assistant director of basketball operations for The Camp Springs, Md., native earned her master’s in sports admin- the past two seasons. In this role, he was responsible for all aspects of istration from Northwestern in 2014. team video and assisted with organizing travel and the day-to-day op- erations of the program. Prior to arriving in Evanston, Rosenow worked as the assistant video coordinator for the Chicago Sky.

The Red Wing, Minn., native is a 2012 graduate of Carleton College where he was a captain on the men’s basketball team. 6 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL RECORDS & HISTORY

7 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL & TEAM RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS PERCENTAGE Game (min. 10 attempts): 1.000, 12 times: TEAM RECORDS MOST POINTS SCORED M. Chawansky (14-14) at Ohio State (1/11/98); MOST POINTS SCORED B. Orban (13-13) at Ohio State (2/15/10) Game: 45 by Anucha Browne vs. St. John’s (12/8/84) Game: 109 vs. Elmhurst (1/13/77), Michigan State (3/5/93) M. Kennelly (13-13) vs. Loyola-Chicago (12/1/93); Season: 855 by Anucha Browne, 1985 Season: 2,636, 1995-96 Career: 2,307 by Anucha Browne, 1982-85 Michele Ratay (12-12) at Indiana (2/14/97); Brittany Orban (11-11) at Western Kentucky; (11/18/09) MOST FIELD GOALS MADE HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE Christen Inman (10-10) at Wisconsin (3/2/14) Game: 50 vs. Elmhurst (1/13/77) Season: 30.5 by Anucha Browne, 1985 Christen Inman (10-10) vs. UIC (11/10/13) Season: 1,023, 1980-81 Career: 21.0 by Anucha Browne, 1982-85 Dannielle Diamant (10-10) at Missouri (12/3/11) K. Hannaford (10-10) vs. S. Carolina (11/25/95); MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED MOST FIELD GOALS MADE M. Murphy (10-10) vs. C. Michigan (3/10/77); Game: 94 vs. Elmhurst (1/13/77) Game: 20 by Anucha Browne vs. St. John’s (12/8/84) Michele Savage (10-10) vs. Michigan State;(1/31/91) Season: 2,447 (2015-16) Season: 341 by Anucha Browne, 1985 and Northern Illinois (2/12/91) Career: 919 by Anucha Browne, 1982-85 Season: .874 (76-87) by Kristin Cartwright, 2008- BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 2009 Game: .745 (35-47) vs. Wake Forest (12/4/93) MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Career: .835 (264-316) by Kristina Divjak (1995-2000) Season: .505 (848-1678), 1992-93 Game: 34 by Anucha Browne vs. Minnesota (1/27/85) MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE MOST REBOUNDS Season: 666 by Anucha Browne, 1985 Game: 13 (18 attempts) vs. Iowa (1/29/15); 13 (25 attempts) Game: 26 by Julie Calahan vs. Indiana (2/6/81) Career: 1,809 by Anucha Browne, 1982-85 at Loyola (12/14/13); 13 (18 attempts) vs. Illinois-Chicago Season: 344 by Nia Coffey (2015-16) (11/23/96); 13 (27 attempts) at Minnesota (1/19/97) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Career: 951 by Anucha Browne, 1982-85 Season: 217 (2015-16) Game (Min. nine attempts):1.000 by Patricia Babcock (10-10 vs. Wake Forest, BEST AVERAGE MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 12/4/93), Mary Murphy (9-9 vs. St. Francis, Season: 11.3 by Patricia Babcock, 1993-94 Game: 28 vs. Marquette (12/3/91); 28 at Vanderbilt (1/1/97); 12/10/77) Career: 8.6 by Anucha Browne, 1982-85 28 at New Mexico (11/15/98) Season: .652 (178-273) by Michele Savage, 1990 Season: 708 (2015-16) Career: .606 (653-1078) by Michele Savage, 1989-92 MOST ASSISTS Game: 16 by Nancy Kennelly vs. Eastern Illinois BEST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE (1/4/93) Game (min. 10 attempts): .733 (11-15) vs. Michigan (3/1/96) Game: 8 by Beth Marshall vs.Arkansas (12/17/09) Season: 252 by Nancy Kennelly, 1991 and 1993 Season: .418 (132-316), 1991-92 Season: 85 by Michele Ratay, 1995-96 Career: 892 by Nancy Kennelly, 1989-93 MOST FREE THROWS MADE Career: 268 by Maggie Lyon, 2012-16 Game: 32 vs. Wisconsin (2/20/82 and 2/19/93); vs. Iowa BEST ASSIST AVERAGE (1/10/97); vs. Ohio State (1/12/97) Season: 8.7 by Nancy Kennelly, 1993 MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Season: 578, 1995-96 Game: 13 by Michele Ratay vs. Minnesota (12/31/95) Career: 7.7 by Nancy Kennelly, 1989-91 and at Vanderbilt (1/1/97); MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 13 by Moira Kennelly vs. Minnesota (2/6/94) MOST BLOCKED SHOTS Game: 48 vs. Wisconsin (2/20/82) Season: 207 by Michele Ratay, 1995-96 Game: 10 by Amy Jaeschke vs. Chicago State (11/21/10) Season: 824, 1995-96 Career: 754 by Maggie Lyon, 2012-16 Season: 106 by Amy Jaeschke, 2009-10 Career: 357 by Amy Jaeschke, 2007-2011 BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE Game: .952 (20-21) at UNLC (12/18/11) Game: .875 by Michele Ratay vs. Illinois-Chicago MOST STEALS Season: .745 (482-647), 2010-11 (7-for-8, 11/23/96) Game: 11 by Moira Kennelly vs. UW-Milwaukee Season: .448 (30-67) Kellie Cook, 1993 (1/12/93) MOST REBOUNDS Career: .444 (71-160) Kellie Cook, 1992-93 11 by Ashley Deary at Chicago State (11/14/14) Game: 75 vs. Central Michigan (3/10/77) Season: 95 by Ashley Deary, 2014-15 Season: 1,485, 1981 MOST FREE THROWS MADE Career: 236 by Moira Kennelly, 1991-94 MOST ASSISTS Game: 16 by Michele Savage vs. Purdue (2/24/91) Game: 35 vs. BYU (12/2/88) MOST GAMES PLAYED Season: 173 by Anucha Browne, 1985 Season: 615, 1995-96 Career: 469 by Anucha Browne, 1982-85 Season: 34 by Julie Calahan, Amy Prichard and Patience Vanderbush- Murphy, 1981; Christina Braden, MOST BLOCKED SHOTS MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Michele Ratay, Megan Chawansky and Kristina Divjak, Game: 13 vs. Morgan State (12/14/11); 13 vs. Texas Southern Game: 25 by Anucha Browne vs. Northeastern Illinois, 1995-96 (12/16/08) (1/4/85) Career: 126 by Kendall Hackney 2009-13 Season: 220, 2013-14 Season: 254 by Anucha Browne, 1985 Career: 719 by Anucha Browne, 1982-85 MOST STEALS Game: 28 vs. Michigan (1/10/81) Season: 413, 1979-80

NANCY KENNELLY is NU’s career, season and single- ANUCHA BROWNE is NU’s career, season and single- game assist leader. game scoring leader. 8 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CAREER RECORDS POINTS BLOCKED SHOTS 1. Anucha Browne (1982-85) 2,307 1. Amy Jaeschke (2007-11) 357 2. Amy Jaeschke (2007-11) 1,976 2. Sarah Kwasinski (2001-05) 216 3. Michele Ratay (1992-97) 1,798 3. Nia Coffey (2013-Present) 188 4. Megan Chawansky (1995-99) 1,776 4. Anucha Browne (1982-85) 174 5. Nia Coffey (2013-current) 1,706 5. Alex Cohen (2011-2015) 172 6. Maureen Holohan (1991-95) 1,699 6. Lauren Douglas (2012-Present) 130 7. Maggie Lyon (2012-16) 1, 693 7. Christina Braden (1992-96) 106 8. Michele Savage (1989-92) 1,688 8. Dannielle Diamant (2009-13) 93 9. Julie Calahan (1978-81) 1,648 9. Heather Ertel (1989-93) 84 10. Kristina Divjak (1995-2000) 1,640 10. Kendall Hackney (2009-13) 75

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE STEALS 1. Michele Savage (1989-92) .606 1 Ashley Deary (2013-Current) 311 2. Katrina Hannaford (1993-97) .554 2. Moira Kennelly (1991-94) 236 3. Donna Groh (1989-93) .557 3. Amy Prichard (1980-83) 227 4. Martha Megill (1977-80) .547 4. Nancy Kennelly (1989-93) 223 KENDALL HACKNEY is the NU record holder for career games 5. Patricia Babcock (1991-1994) .546 played at 126. She also ranks in the top-10 a number of categories 5. Maureen Holohan (1991-95) 204 6. Carrie Lawless (1986-89) .543 including points (ninth), 3-point field goals (fifth), blocks (ninth) 6. Laura Wiesen (1983-86) 202 7. Judy Banathy (1986-87) .539 and rebounds (sixth) among others. 7. Michele Savage (1989-92) 200 8. Julie Calahan (1978-81) .519 8. Anucha Browne (1983-86) 196 9. Anucha Browne (1982-85) .508 FREE THROWS MADE 9. Megan Chawansky (1995-99) 191 1. Anucha Browne (1982-85) 469 10. Connie Erickson (1981-84) 183 THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS 2. Megan Chawansky (1995-99) 449 1. Maggie Lyon (2012-2016) 268 3. Michele Ratay (1992-97) 442 GAMES PLAYED 2. Michele Ratay (1992-97) 244 4. Katrina Hannaford (1993-97) 387 1. Kendall Hackney (2009-13) 126 3. Kristina Divjak (1995-2000) 220 5. Nancy Kennelly (1989-93) 385 2. Laura Augustyniak (1979-83) 122 4. Moira Kennelly (1991-94) 173 6. Michele Savage (1989-92) 382 Alex Cohen (2011-2015) 122 5. Dana Leonard (1997-2001) 168 7. Amy Jaeschke (2007-11) 359 4. Megan Chawansky (1995-99) 121 6. Kendall Hackney (2009-13) 147 8. Nia Coffey (2013-current) 338 Kelly Cole (1987-91) 121 7. Beth Marshall (2006-11) 146 9. Julie Calahan (1978-81) 337 P. Vanderbush-Murphy (1979-82) 121 8. Megan Chawansky (1995-99) 131 10. Patricia Babcock (1991-94) 273 7. Kristin Cartwright (2005-09) 120 Samantha McComb (2001-05) 131 Brittany Orban (2008-12) 273 Michele Ratay (1992-97) 120 10. Maureen Holohan (1991-95) 115 Maggie Lyon (2012-16) 120 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE THREE-POINT FG ATTEMPTS (MIN. 100 ATTEMPTED) CONSECUTIVE GAMES 1. Maggie Lyon (2012-2016) 754 1. Kristina Divjak (1995-2000) .835 SCORING IN DOUBLE FIGURES 2. Michele Ratay (1992-97) 629 2. Anne Marie McNamee (1986-87) .832 1. Anucha Browne (1982-85) *56 3. Kristina Divjak (1995-2000) 544 3. Kristin Cartwright (2005-09) .827 2. Kristina Divjak (1996-98) *55 4. Dana Leonard (1997-2001) 487 4. Beth Marshall (2006-11) .826 3. Nia Coffey (2013-14) *50 5. Moira Kennelly (1991-94) 454 5. Michele Ratay (1992-97) .811 4. Amy Jaeschke (2010-11) *46 6. Kendall Hackney (2009-13) 424 6. Brittany Orban (2008-pres) .806 5. Patricia Babcock (1992-94) *26 7. Beth Marshall (2006-11) 417 7. Kelly Cole (1987-91) .803 6. Michele Savage (1990-91) 25 8. Melissa Culver (2001-05) 387 Brittany Orban (2008-12) .803 7. Michele Savage (1992-93) *23 9. Megan Chawansky (1995-99) 382 8. Moira Kennelly (1991-94) .798 8. Maureen Holohan (1992-93) *20 10. Samantha McComb (2001-05) 378 Samantha McComb (2001-05) .798 9. Michele Ratay (1995-96) *19 10. Connie Erickson (1983-84) 17 THREE-POINT FG PERCENTAGE REBOUNDS 1. Kellie Cook (1992-93) .444 1. Anucha Browne (1982-85) 951 Current players in BOLD 2. Brittany Orban (2008-12) .411 2. Amy Jaeschke (2007-11) 933 * indicates streak spanned over multiple seasons 3. Kristina Divjak (1995-2000) .404 3. Nia Coffey (2013-current) 881 4. Nancy Kennelly (1989-93) .394 4. P. Vanderbush-Murphy (1979-82) 863 5. Michele Ratay (1992-97) .388 5. Patricia Babcock (1991-1994) 813 6. Moira Kennelly (1991-94) .381 6. Julie Calahan (1978-81) 778 7. Maggie Lyon (2012-2016) .355 7. Kendall Hackney (2009-13) 699 8. Beth Marshall (2006-11) .350 8. Megan Chawansky (1995-99) 686 9. Kendall Hackney (2009-13) .347 9. Maureen Holohan (1991-95) 683 10. Dana Leonard (1997-2001) .345 10. Michele Savage (1989-91) 681

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS ASSISTS 1. Anucha Browne (1982-85) 719 1. Nancy Kennelly (1989-93) 892 2. Megan Chawansky (1995-99) 661 2. Ashley Deary (2013-Current) 590 3. Michele Ratay (1992-97) 545 2. Moira Kennelly (1991-94) 546 4. Nia Coffey (2013-Current) 531 3. Amber DeWall (1994-98) 541 5. Katrina Hannaford (1993-97) 512 4. Megan Chawansky (1995-99) 534 6. Nancy Kennelly (1989-93) 510 5. Laura Wiesen (1983-86) 474 7. Maureen Holohan (1991-95) 496 6. Karly Roser (2011-2015) 452 Amy Jaeschke (2007-11) 496 7. Connie Erickson (1981-84) 448 9. Michele Savage (1989-92) 489 8. Joanne Palombo (1984-87) 378 10. Julie Calahan (1978-81) 462 9. Kelly Cole (1987-91) 376 10. Michele Ratay (1992-97) 368

MICHELE RATAY holds the career record for three-point field goals (244) made and three-point field goals attempted (629). 9 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

POINTS 1. Anucha Browne (1984-85) 855 PATRICIA BABCOCK hold’s NU’s single-season record for rebounds with 305. 2. Nia Coffey (2015-16) 711 3. Amy Jaeschke (2010-11) 705 4. Julie Calahan (1980-81) 701 5. Kristina Divjak (1997-98) 684 6. Michele Ratay (1995-96) 579 7. Michele Savage (1990-91) 569 8. Amy Prichard (1980-81) 562 9. Amy Jaeschke (2009-10) 559 10. Anucha Browne (1983-84) 554

SCORING AVERAGE 1. Anucha Browne (1984-85) 30.5 2. Kristina Divjak (1997-98) 22.1 3. Amy Jaeschke (2010-11) 21.4 4. Anucha Browne (1983-84) 21.3 5. Michele Savage (1990-91) 21.1 6. Julie Calahan (1980-81) 20.6 7. Anucha Browne (1982-83) 20.4 8. Nia Coffey (2015-16) 20.3 9. Michele Savage (1991-92) 19.9 10. Michele Ratay (1996-97) 19.0 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS THREE-POINT FG PERCENTAGE (MIN. 50 ATT.) FIELD GOALS 1. Anucha Browne (1984-85) 666 1. Kellie Cook (1992-93) .448 1. Anucha Browne (1984-85) 341 2. Nia Coffey (2015-16) 630 Brittany Orban (2010-11) .448 2. Amy Jaeschke (2007-11) 274 3. Amy Prichard (1980-81) 559 3. Kristina Divjak (1996-97) .442 3. Nia Coffey (2015-16) 272 4. Amy Jaeschke (2010-11) 555 4. Kellie Cook (1991-92) .441 4. Julie Calahan (1980-81) 261 5. Kristina Divjak (1997-98) 546 5. Kristina Divjak (1995-96) .424 5. Amy Prichard (1980-81) 246 6. Julie Calahan (1980-81) 510 6. Moira Kennelly (1991-92) .423 6. Kristina Divjak (1997-98) 243 7. Amy Jaeschke (2009-10) 491 7. Nancy Kennelly (1990-91) .417 7. Amy Jaeschke (2009-10) 223 8. Anucha Browne (1983-84) 481 8. Maureen Holohan (1993-94) .413 8. Anucha Browne (1983-84) 221 9. Michele Ratay (1995-96) 447 9. Michele Ratay (1995-96) .411 Anucha Browne (1982-83) 221 10. Morgan Jones (2011-12) 444 Maggie Lyon (2014-15) .411 10. Michele Savage (1990-91) 217

FREE THROWS MADE FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 150 attempts) 1. Julie Calahan (1980-81) 179 1. Michele Savage (1989-90) .652 2. Anucha Browne (1984-85) 173 2. Katrina Hannaford (1995-96) .626 3. Christina Braden (1995-96) 151 3. Michele Savage (1991-92) .608 4. Amy Jaeschke (2010-11) 141 4. Tracie Diemer (1981-82) .604 5. Michele Ratay (1996-97) 136 5. Donna Groh (1992-93) .593 6. Michele Savage (1990-91) 135 6. Patricia Babcock (1992-93) .589 7. Megan Chawansky (1998-99) 131 7. Michele Savage (1990-91) .588 Michele Ratay (1994-95) 131 8. Julie Calahan (1979-80) .587 9. Katrina Hannaford (1995-96) 130 9. Katrina Hannaford (1993-94) .572 Nia Coffey (2015-16) 130 10. Carrie Lawless (1989) .565

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 50 ATT.) THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS 1. Kristin Cartwright (2008-09) .874 1. Michele Ratay (1995-96) 85 2. Michele Ratay (1996-97) .872 2. Maggie Lyon (2014-15) 83 3. Anne Marie McNamee (1986-87) .863 Kristina Divjak (1997-98) 82 4. Beth Marshall (2010-11) .860 3. Kristina Divjak (1996-97) 80 5. Dannielle Diamant (2009-10) .859 4. Michele Ratay (1996-97) 79 6. Kristin Cartwright (2005-06) .857 5. Maggie Lyon (2015-16) 67 7. A.J. Glasauer (2005-06) .855 6. Maggie Lyon (2013-14) 65 8. Kristina Divjak (1997-98) .853 7. Moira Kennelly (1993-94) 64 9. Jeanine Wasielewski (1989-90) .848 8. Beth Marshall (2009-10) 61 10. Moira Kennelly (1992-93) .846 Beth Marshall (2010-11) 61 Kelly Cole (1990-91) .846 10. Moira Kennelly (1991-92) 60 REBOUNDS THREE-POINT FG ATTEMPTS 1. Nia Coffey (2015-16) 344 1. Michele Ratay (1995-96) 207 2. Patricia Babcock (1993-94) 305 2. Kristina Divjak (1997-98) 206 3. Julie Calahan (1980-81) 300 3. Maggie Lyon (2015-16) 203 4. Amy Jaeschke (2010-11) 297 4. Maggie Lyon (2014-15) 202 5. Christina Braden (1995-96) 289 5. Maggie Lyon (2013-14) 198 6. P. Vanderbush-Murphy (1980-81) 287 6. Morgan Jones (2011-12) 196 7. Anucha Browne (1983-84) 271 7. Michele Ratay (1996-97) 194 8. Nia Coffey (2014-15) 277 8. Beth Marshall (2010-11) 184 9. Nia Coffey (2013-14) 260 9. Kristina Divjak (1996-97) 181 10. Anucha Browne (1984-85) 257 10. Moira Kennelly (1993-94) 176 Amy Prichard (1980-81) 257

10 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

STEALS 1. Ashley Deary (2015-16) 141 1. Ashley Deary (2014-15) 99 2. Julie Egan (1980-81) 92 3. Moira Kennelly (1993-94) 83 4. Connie Erickson (1981-82) 75 5. Amy Prichard (1981-82) 74 6. Anne Marie McNamee (1986-87) 72 7. Ashley Deary (2013-14) 71 8. Moira Kennelly (1992-93) 69 Michele Savage (1991-92) 69 Julie Calahan (1980-81) 69

GAMES STARTED 1. Nia Coffey (2015-16) 35 Ashley Deary (2015-16) 35 Christen Inman (2015-16) 35 4. Michele Ratay (1995-96) 34 Christina Braden (1995-96) 34 6. Ashley Deary (2013-14) 33 Amy Jaeschke (2009-10) 33 Brittany Orban (2009-10) 33 Kristin Cartwright (2009-10) 33 Amy Jaeschke (2010-11) 33 Kendall Hackney (2010-11) 33 Brittany Orban (2010-11) 33

MINUTES PLAYED 1. Christen Inman (2015-16) 1,277 2. Ashley Deary (2015-16) 1,259 3. Michele Ratay (1995-96) 1,245 4. Nia Coffey (2015-16) 1,194 5. Amy Jaeschke (2010-11) 1,190 6. Maggie Lyon (2013-14) 1,167 7. Maggie Lyon (2014-15) 1,152 8. Amy Jaeschke (2009-10) 1,148 Point guard BETH MARSHALL was one of three players to log 1,000- 9. Christina Braden (1995-96) 1,144 plus minutes in the 2010-11 season. 10. Kristina Divjak (1997-98) 1,140

DOUBLE-DOUBLES ASSISTS 1. Patricia Babcock (1993-94) 18 1. Nancy Kennelly (1990-91) 252 Nia Coffey (2015-16) 18 Nancy Kennelly (1992-93) 252 3. Anucha Browne (1983-84) 16 3. Ashley Deary (2015-16) 233 4. Amy Jaeschke (2010-11) 15 4. Nancy Kennelly (1989-90) 215 5. Nia Coffey (2014-15) 14 5. Amber DeWall (1997-98) 205 6. Patricia Babcock (1991-92) 11 6. Ashley Deary (2013-14) 202 7. Anucha Browne (1984-85) 10 7. Moira Kennelly (1991-92) 200 8. Anucha Browne (1982-83) 9 8. Moira Kennelly (1993-94) 196 Amy Jaeschke (2008-09) 9 9. Connie Erickson (1981-82) 194 10. Nia Coffey (2013-14) 8 10. Karly Roser (2012-13) 188 TRIPLE-DOUBLES BLOCKED SHOTS 1. Amber DeWall vs. Indiana (1997-98) 1. Amy Jaeschke (2009-10) 106 2. Amy Jaeschke vs. Chicago State (2010-11) 2. Amy Jaeschke (2010-11) 104 3. Amy Jaeschke (2008-09) 96 Current players in BOLD 4. Alex Cohen (2013-14) 73 Nia Coffey (2015-16) 73 6. Nia Coffey (2013-14) 59 7. Christina Braden (1995-96) 58 8. Nia Coffey (2014-15) 56 9. Anucha Browne (1983-84) 55 10. Sarah Kwasinski (2001-02) 54

11 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

POINTS 1. A. Browne at St. John’s (12/8/84) 45 THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 2. A. Browne vs. Minnesota (1/27/85) 44 1. B. Marshall vs. Arkansas (12/17/09) 8 1. A. Browne vs. Minnesota (1/27/85) 34 3. A. Browne vs. N. Illinois (12/5/84) 40 2. M. Ratay vs. UIC (11/23/96) 7 2. M. Holohan vs. Seton Hall (12/9/94) 26 4. M. Ratay vs. Kansas St. (12/18/95) 39 3. M. Lyon at Chicago State (11/14/15) 6 3. A. Jaeschke vs. Illinois (1/9/11) 26 5. Amy Jaeschke vs. C. Mich. (12/11/10) 37 Natalie Will at Long Beach (12/15/00) 6 M. Lyon vs. Minnesota (2/7/16) 26 6. D. Groh at Minnesota (3/9/91) 36 D. Leonard at MSU (2/12/99) 6 N. Coffey vs. Minnesota (2/7/16) 26 M. Savage vs. Wisconsin (2/28/92) 36 K. Divjak at Minnesota (1/19/97) 6 4. A. Jaeschke vs C. Michigan (12/11/10) 25 8. N, Coffey vs. Iowa (1/29/15) 35 M. Ratay vs. Michigan (3/1/96) 6 A. Jaeschke at Ohio State (2/25/09) 25 K. Divjak vs. Penn State (2/27/98) 35 M. Chawansky vs. Michigan (2/16/96) 6 6. K. Divjak at Purdue (2/20/98) 24 A. Browne vs. Notre Dame (12/7/83) 35 K. Divjak vs. Ohio State (2/9/96) 6 M. Savage vs. Wisconsin (2/28/92) 24 A. Browne vs. UIC (11/24/84) 35 M. Ratay vs. Minnesota (12/31/95) 6 M. Savage vs. Ohio State (2/1/91) 24 C. vs. Minnesota (2/3/89) 35 M. Kennelly vs. Penn State (1/6/94) 6 A. Jaeschke at Clemson (12/04/08) 24 A. Browne at Indiana (2/10/85) 35 M. Kennelly at Northeastern (12/22/93) 6 M. Jones vs. Penn State (2/12/12) 24 B. Marshall vs. Indiana (2/18/10) 6 11. M. Chawansky (2/14/99) 23 REBOUNDS B. Marshall vs. Duquesne (3/18/10) 6 K. Divjak at SW Missouri State (11/29/97) 23 1. J. Calahan vs. Indiana 1981 26 K. Divjak vs. Southern Illinois (11/14/97) 23 2. P. Babcock vs. Texas A&M (11/23/91) 20 THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED A. Browne vs. Minnesota (1/23/83) 20 1. M. Ratay at Vanderbilt (1/1/97) 13 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. nine attempts) A. Browne vs. Iowa (1/13/83) 20 M. Ratay at Minnesota (12/31/95) 13 1. P. Babcock (10-10) vs. Wake Forest (12/4/93) 100 5. A. Browne vs. Purdue (2/12/84) 19 M. Kennelly vs. Minnesota (2/6/94) 13 M. Murphy (9-9) vs. St. Francis (12/10/77) 100 P. Murphy vs. Queens (12/29/80) 19 M. Lyon at Penn State (12/31/15) 13 3. C. Erickson (11-12) vs. Iowa (2/21/81) .917 Martha Megill vs. Illinois (2/4/77) 19 5. M. Lyon at Penn State (1/25/15) 12 M. Megill (11-12) vs. DePaul (2/1/77) .917 8. N. Coffey at Ohio State (2/23/14) 18 D. Leonard at MSU (2/12/99) 12 5. L. Schock (10-11) vs. Purdue (2/21/99) .909 N. Coffey vs. Northeastern (12/29/13) 18 D. Leonard vs. Miami (12/4/99) 12 6. P. Babcock (9-10) vs. Ga. Tech (3/17/93) .900 N. Coffey vs. Idaho St (11/19/15) 18 K. Divjak at New Mexico (11/15/98) 12 M. Holohan (9-10) vs. E. Ill. (1/14/93) .900 P. Babcock vs. Wisconsin (2/18/95) 18 9. M. Lyon at Illinois (1/22/15) 11 8. C. Inman (8-9) vs. Wisconsin (1/18/13) .889 P. Babcock at Indiana (2/25/94) 18 M. Jones vs. Kansas State (12/19/11) 11 P. Babcock (8-9) at Michigan (3/6/93) .889 P. Babcock vs. Indiana (1/30/94) 18 D. Leonard vs. Michigan State (2/15/01) 11 M. Holohan (8-9) vs. Indiana (3/12/92) .889 K. Divjak at Michigan (2/15/98) 11 K. Hackney (8-9) vs. Loyola (Chi) (12/22/10) .889 ASSISTS M. Ratay vs. Michigan (2/16/96) 11 1. N. Kennelly vs. Eastern Illinois (1/4/93) 16 M. Ratay vs. Minnesota (2/25/96) 11 FREE THROWS MADE 2. N. Kennelly at Michigan St. (3/5/93) 15 K. Divjak at Iowa (2/11/97) 11 1. M. Savage at Purdue (2/24/91) 16 N. Kennelly vs. BYU (12/21/90) 15 M. Ratay at St. John’s (12/19/96) 11 2. K. Divjak at N. Illinois (11/25/98) 15 4. N. Kennelly vs. Marquette (1/2/91) 14 3. M. Chawansky at Ohio St. (1/11/98) 14 5. K. Roser vs. Illinois State (11/17/11) 13 THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE (Min. four made per game) M. Savage vs. Ohio State (3/14/92) 14 N. Kennelly at Illinois (1/20/93) 13 1. A. Deary (5-5) vs. Iowa (1/29/15) 1.000 5. M. Kennelly vs. Loyola-Chi. (12/1/93) 13 C. Erickson vs. Kansas (1/4/82) 13 L. Douglas (4-4) vs. Gonzaga (12/15/14) 1.000 A. Browne vs. Northeastern Ill. (1/4/85) 13 M. Kennelly vs. Wake Forest (12/4/93) 13 L. Douglas (4-4) vs. DePaul (12/1/13) 1.000 J. Calahan vs. Pittsburgh (1/17/81) 13 9. Many times, most recent: M. Chawansky (4-4) vs. Indiana (2/13/98) 1.000 M. Ratay vs. Iowa (1/10/97) 13 A. DeWall vs. Minnesota (1/18/98) 12 K. Divjak (4-4) vs. Wisconsin (2/2/97) 1.000 I. Okonkwo vs. Michigan (1/26/06) 13 A. Deary vs. W. Michigan (11/22/15) 12 S. McComb (4-4) vs. Wisconsin (1/2/05) 1.000 B. Orban at Ohio State (02/15/09) 13 4. M. Ratay (7-8) vs. UIC (11/23/96) .875 STEALS 5. N. Will (6-7) at Long Beach (12/15/00) .875 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 1. A. Deary at Chicago State (11/14/14) 11 M. Kennelly (6-7) vs. Penn State (1/6/94) .857 1. A. Browne vs. Northeastern Ill. (1/4/85) 25 M. Kennelly vs. UW-Milwaukee (1/12/93) 11 M. Kennelly (6-7) at Northeastern (12/22/93) .857 2. M. Savage at Purdue (2/24/91) 19 3. A. Deary vs. E. Washington (11/26/15) 10 B. Marshall (6-7) vs. Indiana (2/18/10) .857 3. K. Divjak at Northern Illinois (11/25/98) 18 4. M. Kennelly vs. Purdue (1/28/94) 9 B. Marshall (6-7) vs. Duquesne (3/18/10) .857 M. Holohan vs. Georgia Tech (3/17/93) 18 5. A. Prichard vs. Purdue (2/4/83) 8 10. K. Hackney (4-5) vs. Ole Miss (12/22/12) .800 5. M. Chawansky at Stanford (12/15/98) 16 S. Neal vs. Purdue (2/4/83) 8 A. Mueller (4-5) vs. Indiana (2/12/04) .800 6. D. Leonard vs. Minnesota (1/15/99) 15 J. Calahan vs. Michigan (1/10/81) 8 M. Ratay (4-5) at Penn State (1/31/97) .800 M. Chawansky vs. Ohio State (1/14/96) 15 M. Murphy vs. DePaul (2/1/77) 8 M. Ratay (4-5) at Illinois (12/29/95) .800 M. Savage vs. Ohio State (3/14/92) 15 A. Deary vs. multiple opponents 8 M. Holohan (4-5) at Michigan (2/16/92) .800 J. Calahan vs. Pittsburgh (1/17/81) 15 9. Many times, most recently: M. Kennelly (4-5) at Indiana (1/12/92) .800 A. Jaeschke vs. Penn State (2/27/11) 15 M. Kennelly vs. Illinois State (11/28/93) 7 A. Jaeschke vs. LSU (11/14/10) 15 FIELD GOALS MADE BLOCKED SHOTS 1. A. Browne vs. St. John’s (12/8/84) 20 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 10 attempts) 1. A. Jaeschke vs. Chicago State (11/21/10) 10 2. A. Browne vs. Minnesota (1/27/85) 17 1. M. Chawansky (14-14) at Ohio St. (1/11/98) 100 2. A. Jaeschke vs.SIU-Edwardsville (11/20/09) 9 A. Browne vs. Notre Dame (12/7/83) 17 M. Kennelly (13-13) vs. Loyola (12/1/93) 100 A. Jaeschke vs. Texas Southern (12/16/08) 9 4. M. Savage vs. Wisconsin (2/28/92) 16 B. Orban (13-13) at Ohio State (02/15/09) 100 4. A. Jaeschke vs. N. Illinois (12/15/10) 8 A. Browne vs. Purdue (2/12/84) 16 M. Ratay (12-12) at Indiana (2/14/97) 100 5. A. Jaeschke vs. Purdue (01/11/09) 7 6. A. Jaeschke vs. C. Michigan (12/11/10) 15 B. Orban (11-11) at W. Kentucky (11/18/10) 100 S. Kwasinski vs. Illinois (1/20/02) 7 A. Browne vs. Indiana (2/20/83) 15 C. Inman (10-10) at Wisconsin (3/2/14) 100 7. A. Browne vs. St. John’s (12/8/84) 6 A. Browne vs. Minnesota (2/25/83) 15 C. Inman (10-10) vs. UIC (11/10/13) 100 A. Browne vs. N. Illinois (12/5/84) 6 A. Browne vs. Michigan (3/12/83) 15 D. Diamant (10-10) at Missouri (12/3/11) 100 A. Jaeschke at Illinois (02/12/09) 6 10. M. Savage at Minnesota (3/8/92) 14 K. Hannaford (10-10) vs. S. Carolina (11/25/95) 100 S. Kwasinski vs. Indiana (2/20/03) 6 M. Savage vs. Ohio State (2/1/91) 14 M. Savage (10-10) vs. No. Ill. (2/12/91) 100 A. Jaeschke at Iowa (1/24/10) 6 M. Megill vs. Michigan State (2/3/79) 14 M. Savage (10-10) vs. Mich. State (1/31/91) 100 L. Douglas at Hofstra (12/23/12) 6 A. Prichard vs. Vanderbilt (11/27/81) 14 M. Murphy (10-10) vs. C. Mich. (3/10/77) 100 N. Coffey vs. Michigan (2/23/16) 6 Current players in BOLD

12 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ANNUAL LEADERS SCORING AVERAGE 1989 Nancy Kennelly Fr. 52 1.9 Year Player Cl. No. Avg. 1990 Kelly Cole Sr. 65 2.2 1979 Julie Calahan So. 357 12.3 1991 Nancy Kennelly Jr. 65 2.2 1980 Julie Calahan Jr. 424 14.6 1992 Michele Savage Sr. 69 2.6 1981 Julie Calahan Sr. 701 20.6 1993 Moira Kennelly Jr. 69 2.4 1982 Amy Prichard Jr. 474 16.3 1994 Moira Kennelly Sr. 83 3.1 1983 Anucha Browne So. 552 20.4 1995 Maureen Holohan Sr. 59 2.1 1984 Anucha Browne Jr. 554 21.3 1996 Christina Braden Sr. 53 1.6 1985 Anucha Browne Sr. 855 30.5 1997 Megan Chawansky So. 43 1.5 1986 Laura Wiesen Sr. 403 14.4 1998 Amber DeWall Sr. 43 1.4 1987 Anne Marie McNamee Sr. 368 12.3 1999 Megan Chawansky Sr. 56 2.0 1988 Carrie Lawless Jr. 370 13.7 2000 Dana Leonard Jr. 48 1.8 1989 Carrie Lawless Sr. 435 15.5 2001 Natalie Will So. 44 1.6 1990 Michele Savage So. 447 16.6 2002 Natalie Will Jr. 52 1.9 1991 Michele Savage Jr. 569 21.1 2003 Sarah Kwasinski So. 35 1.3 1992 Michele Savage Sr. 536 19.9 Natalie Will Sr. 35 1.3 1993 Maureen Holohan So. 485 16.7 2004 Ifeoma Okonkwo So. 28 1.0 1994 Patricia Babcock Sr. 468 17.3 2005 Ifeoma Okonkwo So. 45 1.6 1995 Maureen Holohan Sr. 416 14.9 Samantha McComb Sr. 45 1.6 1996 Michele Ratay Jr. 579 17.0 2006 Ifeoma Okonkwo Sr. 61 2.1 1997 Michele Ratay Sr. 531 19.0 2007 A.J. Glasauer Sr. 51 1.7 1998 Kristina Divjak Jr. 684 22.1 2008 Nadia Bibbs Sr. 69 2.2 1999 Megan Chawansky Sr. 488 17.4 2009 Kristin Cartwright Jr. 39 1.3 2000 Tami Sears Jr. 321 11.9 2010 Beth Marshall Jr. 47 1.4 2001 Emily Butler So. 329 12.7 2011 Beth Marshall Sr. 47 1.5 2002 Sarah Kwasinski Fr. 378 13.5 AMY JAESCHKE led the Wildcats in scoring, rebounding 2012 Karly Roser Fr. 53 1.8 and blocks every year she was in Evanston. 2003 Sarah Kwasinski So. 335 12.0 2013 Karly Roser So. 50 1.7 2004 Samantha McComb Jr. 191 11.2 2014 Ashley Deary Fr. 71 2.2 2005 Ifeoma Okonkwo Jr. 336 11.6 2015 Ashley Deary So. 95 3.1 2006 Ifeoma Okonkwo Sr. 421 15.0 ASSISTS 2016 Ashley Deary Jr. 141 4.1 2007 A.J. Glasauer Sr. 383 12.8 Year Player Cl. No. Avg. 2008 Amy Jaeschke Fr. 296 13.5 1979 Vicky Voss Jr. 75 2.8 BLOCKED SHOTS 2009 Amy Jaeschke So. 416 13.9 1980 Vicky Voss Sr. 91 3.1 Year Player Cl. No. Avg. 2010 Amy Jaeschke Jr. 559 16.9 1981 Amy Prichard So. 112 3.3 1980 Alinda Cox Sr. 16 0.6 2011 Amy Jaeschke Sr. 705 21.4 1982 Connie Erickson So. 194 6.7 1981 Karen Stack So. 16 0.5 2012 Kendall Hackney Jr. 451 15.0 1983 Laura Augustyniak Sr. 122 4.5 1982 Anucha Browne Fr. 34 1.2 2013 Kendall Hackney Sr. 400 13.8 1984 Connie Erickson Sr. 137 5.1 1983 Anucha Browne So. 48 1.8 2014 Nia Coffey Fr. 490 15.3 1985 Stacey Neal Sr. 165 5.9 1984 Anucha Browne Jr. 55 2.0 2015 Nia Coffey So. 494 15.9 1986 Anne Marie McNamee Jr. 175 6.3 1985 Anucha Browne Sr. 37 1.3 2016 Nia Coffey Jr. 711 20.3 1987 Anne Marie McNamee Sr. 173 5.8 1986 Laura Arnold Sr. 17 0.6 1988 Kelly Cole So. 130 4.8 1987 Kelly Byrne Jr. 9 0.3 REBOUNDING AVERAGE 1989 Nancy Kennelly Fr. 173 6.2 1988 Laura Arnold Sr. 17 0.6 Year Player Cl. No. Avg. 1990 Nancy Kennelly So. 215 7.4 1989 Mya Whitmore So. 22 0.8 1979 Martha Megill Jr. 239 8.2 1991 Nancy Kennelly Jr. 252 8.4 1990 Heather Ertel Fr. 19 0.7 1980 Martha Megill Sr. 233 8.0 1992 Moira Kennelly So. 200 7.4 1991 Heather Ertel So. 26 0.9 1981 Julie Calahan Sr. 300 8.8 1993 Nancy Kennelly Sr. 252 8.7 1992 Patricia Babcock So. 22 0.8 1982 P. Vanderbush-Murphy Sr. 194 6.7 1994 Moira Kennelly Sr. 196 7.3 1993 Patricia Babcock Jr. 26 0.9 1983 Anucha Browne So. 249 9.2 1995 Maureen Holohan Sr. 104 3.7 1994 Patricia Babcock Sr. 19 0.7 1984 Anucha Browne Jr. 271 10.4 1996 Megan Chawansky Fr. 166 4.9 1995 Christina Braden Jr. 35 1.3 1985 Anucha Browne Sr. 257 9.2 1997 Amber DeWall Jr. 185 6.6 1996 Christina Braden Sr. 58 1.7 1986 Kelly Byrne So. 160 5.7 1998 Amber DeWall Sr. 205 6.8 1997 Katrina Hannaford Sr. 18 0.8 1987 Kelly Byrne Jr. 176 5.9 1999 Megan Chawansky Sr. 152 5.4 1998 Kristina Divjak Jr. 24 0.8 1988 Laura Arnold Sr. 166 6.4 2000 Emily Butler Fr. 96 3.4 1999 Leslie Schock Jr. 15 0.6 1989 Carrie Lawless Sr. 147 5.3 2001 Emily Butler So. 102 3.9 2000 Leslie Schock Sr. 17 0.6 1990 Michele Savage So. 222 8.2 2002 Melissa Culver Fr. 130 4.6 2001 Michelle Zylstra Fr. 19 0.7 1991 Michele Savage Jr. 189 7.0 2003 Natalie Will Sr. 77 2.7 2002 Sarah Kwasinski Fr. 54 1.9 1992 Patricia Babcock So. 218 8.1 2004 Melissa Culver Jr. 59 2.1 2003 Sarah Kwasinski So. 51 1.8 1993 Patricia Babcock Jr. 220 7.6 2005 Samantha McComb Sr. 111 3.7 2004 Sarah Kwasinski Jr. 37 1.5 1994 Patricia Babcock Sr. 305 11.3 2006 Nadia Bibbs So. 108 3.8 2005 Sarah Kwasinski Sr. 37 1.2 1995 Maureen Holohan Sr. 229 8.2 2007 A.J. Glasauer Sr. 99 3.0 2006 Sara Stutz So. 19 0.6 1996 Christina Braden Sr. 289 8.5 2008 Nadia Bibbs Sr. 112 3.6 2007 Kaitlin McInerney Fr. 34 1.1 1997 Megan Chawansky So. 177 6.3 2009 Jenny Eckhart Sr. 100 3.3 2008 Amy Jaeschke Fr. 51 1.6 1998 Kristina Divjak Jr. 188 6.1 2010 Beth Marshall Jr. 136 4.1 2009 Amy Jaeschke So. 96 3.2 1999 Tami Sears So. 232 8.3 2011 Beth Marshall Sr. 130 4.1 2010 Amy Jaeschke Jr. 106 3.2 2000 Tami Sears Jr. 200 7.4 2012 Karly Roser Fr. 142 4.7 2011 Amy Jaeschke Sr. 104 3.1 2001 Leslie Dolland So. 159 5.9 2013 Karly Roser So. 188 6.3 2012 Dannielle Diamant Sr. 35 1.25 2002 Sarah Kwasinski Fr. 181 6.5 2014 Ashley Deary Fr. 202 6.1 2013 Lauren Douglas Fr. 51 1.7 2003 Sarah Kwasinski So. 187 6.7 2015 Ashley Deary So. 151 4.9 2014 Alex Cohen Jr. 73 2.2 2004 Ifeoma Okonkwo So. 156 5.6 2016 Ashley Deary Jr. 233 6.6 2015 Nia Coffey So. 56 1.8 2005 Melissa Miller Fr. 180 6.0 2016 Nia Coffey Jr. 73 2.1 2006 Ifeoma Okonkwo Sr. 201 7.2 STEALS 2007 Kaitlin McInerney Fr. 165 5.5 Year Player Cl. No. Avg. Current players in BOLD 2008 Amy Jaeschke Fr. 150 6.8 1979 Alinda Cox Jr. 47 1.6 2009 Amy Jaeschke So. 247 8.2 1980 Mary Murphy Sr. 63 2.3 2010 Amy Jaeschke Jr. 239 7.2 Alinda Cox Sr. 63 2.2 2011 Amy Jaeschke Sr. 297 9.0 1981 Julia Egan Sr. 92 2.8 2012 Dannielle Diamant Jr. 188 6.7 1982 Connie Erickson So. 75 2.6 2013 Danielle Diamant Sr. 226 7.8 1983 Amy Prichard Sr. 68 2.6 2014 Nia Coffey Fr. 260 8.1 1984 Connie Erickson Sr. 64 2.4 2015 Nia Coffey So. 270 8.7 1985 Anucha Browne Sr. 64 2.3 2016 Nia Coffey Jr. 344 9.8 1986 Anne Marie McNamee Jr. 58 2.1 1987 Anne Marie McNamee Sr. 72 2.4 1988 Laura Arnold Sr. 53 2.0 13 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HONORS & AWARDS

KODAK ALL-AMERICA AMERICAN WOMEN’S SPORTS 1985 Anucha Browne FEDERATION ALL-AMERICA 1998 Kristina Divjak (HM) 1981 Julie Calahan (3rd) 1982 Amy Prichard (HM) 1983 Anucha Browne (3rd) KODAK ALL-DISTRICT Amy Prichard (HM) 1983 Anucha Browne 1984 Anucha Browne (3rd) 1984 Anucha Browne 1985 Anucha Browne 1985 Anucha Browne 1990 Michele Savage AWSF GREAT LAKES REGION 1991 Michele Savage PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1992 Michele Savage 1985 Anucha Browne 1998 Kristina Divjak

AWSF ALL-GREAT LAKES REGION KODAK ALL-REGION 1981 Julie Calahan 1980 Mary Murphy 1983 Anucha Browne 1981 Julie Calahan Amy Prichard (HM) 1984 Anucha Browne 1985 Anucha Browne STREET & SMITH ALL-AMERICA MARY MURPHY was a Kodak All-Region honoree and a nominee for 1985 Anucha Browne the Wade Trophy in 1980. 1991 Michele Savage CHAMPION PLAYER OF THE YEAR NOMINEE 1998 Kristina Divjak (HM) 1985 Anucha Browne

ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-AMERICA NAISMITH TROPHY NOMINEE 1997 Michele Ratay (HM) 1984 Anucha Browne 2010 Amy Jaeschke (HM) 1985 Anucha Browne 2016 Nia Coffey (HM) WADE TROPHY NOMINEE WBCA ALL-AMERICAN 1980 Mary Murphy 2016 Nia Coffey (HM) 1981 Julie Calahan 1984 Anucha Browne WOMEN’S BASKETBALL NEWS 1985 Anucha Browne SERVICE ALL-FRESHMEN TEAM 1996 Megan Chawansky (1st) Kristina Divjak (3rd)

FULL COURT FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN 2013 Maggie Lyon (2nd Team) 2014 Nia Coffey (2nd Team)

CoSIDA Academic Big Ten Medal of Honor All-America PATIENCE VANDERBUSH-MURPHY was an Academic All-American 1980 Martha Megill 1982 Patience Vanderbush in 1981-82. 1981 Patience Vanderbush-Murphy (2nd) 1985 Anucha Browne 1982 Patience Vanderbush-Murphy 1992 Michele Savage 1997 Michele Ratay (3rd) 1993 Nancy Kennelly CoSIDA Academic 1997 Michele Ratay All-District 1999 Megan Chawansky 1980 Martha Megill 1981 Patience Vanderbush-Murphy 1982 Patience Vanderbush-Murphy 1987 Laura Arnold 1997 Michele Ratay 1998 Kristina Divjak 1999 Megan Chawansky 2004 Samantha McComb 2006 Sara Stutz 2007 Sara Stutz 2011 Kendall Hackney 2012 Kendall Hackney 2013 Kendall Hackney

Lowe’s Senior Class Award Nominee 2007 Sara Stutz MICHELE SAVAGE was a three-time KODAK All-District Selec- tion. 14 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL BIG TEN HONORS

Big Ten Champions 2012 Dannielle Diamant 1989-90 Season (3rd coaches/HM media) Big Ten All-Defensive Team 24-5 overall; 15-3 (T-1st) B1G Kendall Hackney 2011 Amy Jaeschke (HM media) 2015 Ashley Deary Big Ten Player of the Year Morgan Jones 2016 Ashley Deary 1984 Anucha Browne (HM coaches) 1985 Anucha Browne 2013 Dannielle Diamant Big Ten All-Decade Team (HM coaches/HM media) (Selected in 1992) Big Ten Coach of the Year Kendall Hackney Anucha Browne (first team) 1987 Don Perrelli (3rd coaches/HM media) Amy Prichard (honorable mention) 1990 Don Perrelli Maggie Lyon (HM media) * Indicates Nia Coffey was first freshman in NU his- Big Ten Freshman of the Year Karly Roser tory to earn First Team All-Big Ten honors 2013 Maggie Lyon (HM media) 2014 Nia Coffey Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year (1st coaches*/2nd media) 2016 Nia Coffey Ashley Deary (HM media) All-Big Ten Lauren Douglas 1983 Anucha Browne (HM coaches) 1984 Anucha Browne Maggie Lyon Connie Erickson (HM coaches/media) 1985 Anucha Browne 2015 Nia Coffey 1986 Anne Marie McNamee (HM) (1st coaches/media) Laura Wiesen (2nd) Ashley Deary 1987 Judy Banathy (HM) (HM coaches/media) Anne Marie McNamee (2nd) Maggie Lyon Joanne Palombo (HM) (HM coaches/media) 1988 Kelly Cole (HM) 1989 Carrie Lawless 2016 Nia Coffey 1990 Kelly Cole (HM) (1st coaches/media) Nancy Kennelly (HM) Ashley Deary Michele Savage (HM media) Mya Whitmore (HM) Maggie Lyon 1991 Michele Savage (HM coaches/media) Nancy Kennelly (2nd) 1992 Michele Savage Moira Kennelly (2nd) Big Ten All-Freshman Team 1993 Patricia Babcock (HM) 2002 Sarah Kwasinski Moira Kennelly (HM) 2007 Amy Jaeschke MAGGIE LYON was the first Wildcat in program history to be named Nancy Kennelly (2nd) 2010 Kendall Hackney Big Ten Freshman of the Year. She also achieved All-Big Ten status as a Maureen Holohan (2nd) 2012 Morgan Jones freshman during the 2012-13 season. 1994 Patricia Babcock (2nd) 2013 Maggie Lyon Maureen Holohan (HM) 2013 Nia Coffey Moira Kennelly (HM) 1995 Maureen Holohan (2nd) 1996 Christina Braden ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN (3rd coaches; HM media) Katrina Hannaford (3rd coaches and media) 1987 Joanne Palombo Leslie Schock Allison Mocchi Michele Ratay 1988 Laura Arnold 2001 Chala Holland Brittany Orban (3rd coaches/media) Carrie Lawless Natalie Will Kate Popovec 1997 Michele Ratay 1989 Carrie Lawless 2002 Natalie Will 2013 Dannielle Diamant (1st media; 2nd coaches) Jeanine Wasielewski 2003 Emily Butler Kendall Hackney 1990 Kelly Cole Leslie Dollard Meghan McKeown Kristina Divjak Jeanine Wasielewski Sarah Kwasinski Kate Popovec (2nd coaches/media) 1992 Donna Groh Maria McCarthy Karly Roser Megan Chawansky Moira Kennelly Samantha McComb La’Terria Taylor (3rd coaches; HM media) Melissa Smith Natalie Will 2014 Devon Brookshire 1998 Kristina Divjak 1993 Patricia Babcock 2004 Melissa Culver Christen Johnson (1st coaches/media) Kellie Cook Sarah Kwasinski Maggie Lyon Megan Chawansky Donna Groh Maria McCarthy Meghan McKeown (HM coaches/media) Maureen Holohan Samantha McComb Karly Roser Amber DeWall Moira Kennelly 2005 Melissa Culver La’Terria Taylor Nancy Kennelly A.J. Glasauer 2015 Alex Cohen (HM coaches/media) Melissa Smith Sarah Kwasinski Ashley Deary 1999 Megan Chawansky 1994 Patricia Babcock Samantha McComb Tessa Haldes (1st media/2nd coaches) Moira Kennelly 2006 Nadia Bibbs Christen Inman 2000 Tami Sears (HM media) Michele Ratay A.J. Glasauer Christen Johnson 2001 Emily Butler (HM coaches) 1995 Maureen Holohan Sara Stutz Maggie Lyon 2002 Sarah Kwasinski Michele Ratay 2007 Nadia Bibbs Karly Roser (HM coaches/media) 1996 Lisa Byington A.J. Glasauer Allie Tuttle 2003 Sarah Kwasinski Amber DeWall Sara Stutz 2016 Ashley Deary (HM coaches/media) Michele Ratay Holly Palin Tessa Haldes Candace Wrenn 2008 Nadia Bibbs Christen Inman 2006 Ifeoma Okonkwo 1997 Lisa Byington Jenny Eckhart Christen Johnson (HM coaches, media) Amber DeWall Chiana Hung Maya Jonas 2007 A.J. Glasauer Kristina Divjak Ellen Jaeschke Nof Kedem (HM coaches, media) Anne Giblin Kaitlin McInerney Maggie Lyon 2008 Amy Jaeschke (HM media) Katrina Hannaford Sara Stutz Lydia Rohde 2009 Amy Jaesche (2nd media; Michele Ratay 2009 Chiana Hung 3rd coaches) 1998 Lisa Byington Jenny Eckhart 2010 Amy Jaeschke (1st media; Megan Chawansky Ellen Jaeschke 2nd coaches) Amber DeWall Kaitlin McInerney Kristina Divjak, 2010 Beth Marshall Anne Giblin Brittany Orban Leslie Schock Kaitlin McInerney 2011 Amy Jaeschke 1999 Megan Chawansky 2011 Kendall Hackney (1st coaches/media) Anne Giblin Beth Marshall Kendall Hackney Leslie Schock Brittany Orban (HM media) 2000 Kristina Divjak 2012 Kendall Hackney Beth Marshall Sara Jurek Meghan McKeown (HM media) 15 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

A Hicks, Lakhiyia 2007-2009 Ambrose, Kristin 2003-04 Holland, Chala 1998, 2001 Anderson, Virginia 1984-87 Holohan, Maureen 1992-95 Arndorfer, Barb 1989 Hung, Chiana 2008-2009 Arnold, Laura 1985-88 Augustyniak, Laura 1979-81, 1983 I Inman, Christen 2014-present B Babcock, Patricia 1991-94 J Banathy, Judy 1986-87 Jacobs, Patricia 1975-76 Bednarek, Patti 1981-82, 1985 Jaeschke, Amy 2008-11 Berki, Leah 1997-2000 Jaeschke, Ellen 2008-09 Bibbs, Nadia 2006-2008 Jensyn, Ellen 1975-77 Bielawski, Julie 2006-2009 Johnson, Christen 2013-16 Boyd, Shantina 2008-2009 Jones, Morgan, 2012 Braden, Christina 1994-96 Jones, Tailor 2010-12 Brookshire, Devon 2013-14 Jurek, Sara 1999-2000 Browne, Anucha 1982-85 Butler, Emily 2000-03 K Byington, Lisa 1995-98 Karsten, Mary 1981 Byrne, Kelly 1985-88 Kearney, Debra 1976 Kedem, Nof 2013-16 JOANNE PALUMBO (McCALLIE), now the head women’s C Kennelly, Moira 1991-94 basketball coach at Duke, was a four-year letterwinner for the Calahan, Julie 1978-81 Kennelly, Nancy 1989-91, 1993 ’Cats from 1984-87. Callentine-Shaw, Verlainna, 1986-90 Kroll, Jennifer 1989-91 Cartwright, Kristin 2006-2010 Kwasinski, Sarah 2002-005 Russo, Mary 1982-85 Chambers, Stephanie 1984-87 Chawansky, Megan 1996-98 L S Coffey, Nia 2014-present Lawless, Carrie 1986, 1988-89 Savage, Michele 1990-92 Cohen, Alex 2012-2015 Lee, Wilha 1988-91 Schock, Leslie 1998-2000 Cole, Anna 2012 Leonard, Dana 1998-2001 Sears, Tami 1999-2001 Cole, Kelly 1985-88 Lind, Sue 1979 Smilie, Breanne 2004 Connolly, Mary 1995-98 Lyon, Jan 1976 Smith, Anne 1984 Cook, Kellie 1992-93 Lyon, Maggie 2013-2016 Smith, Karen 1977 Cox, Alinda 1979-80 Smith, Melissa 1992-93 Culver, Melissa 2002-05 M Stack, Karen 1981-83 Marshall, Beth 2006-2011 Stedman, Savannah 2008-2009 D McCarthy, Maria 2002-04 Stutz, Sara 2005-2008 Daniels, Nicole 2000-03 McComb, Samantha 2002-05 Sutton, Suzi 2004 Deary, Ashley 2014-present McGarrigle, Shannon 1995-97 Svec, Barbara 1978-79 DeWall, Amber 1995-98 McInerney, Kaitlin 2007-2010 Swift, Colleen 1992-95 Diamant, Dannielle 2010-13 McKeown, Meghan 2010-14 Dickerson, Erin 2006-2009 McKinney, Michelle 1976-77 T Diemer, Tracie 1982-83 McNamee, Anne Marie 1986-87 Taylor, La’Terria, 2013-14 Divjak, Kristina 1996-1999 Messenger, Ashley 2000-03 Turner, Karen 1976-77 Dinkins, Rishal 1986-87 Megill, Martha 1977-80 Tuttle, Allie 2014-present Dolland, Leslie 2000-03 Miller, Melissa 2005-2008 Douglas, Lauren 2013-present Mocchi, Allison 2009-12 V Mocchi, Maggie 2009 Vanderbush-Murphy, Patience 1979-82 E Morrison, Suzanne 2002-05 Voss, Vicky 1977-80 Eckhart, Jenny 2008-09 Mueller, Alex 2004 Egan, Julia 1979-81 Murphy, Mary 1977-80 W Elardo, Pamela 1981 Walker, Anya 2002-03 Erickson, Connie 1981-82, 1984 N Wasielewski, Jeanine 1988-91 Ertel, Heather 1990-93 Neal, Stacey 1982-85 Whitmore, Mya 1988-91 Nolan, Norine 1993-94 Wiesen, Laura 1983-86 F Will, Natalie 2000-03 Finnan, Diane 1986, 1988-89 O Williams, Tracey 1991 Fisher, Becki 1999-2001 Okonkwo, Ifeoma 2003-2006 Wrenn, Candace 1995-98 Flores, Clarissa 1998-2000 Orban, Brittany 2009-present Y G P Yancey, Toni 1976-77 Garrett, Robin 1988-90 Palin, Holly 2006-07 Giblin, Anne 1996-98 Palombo, Joanne 1984-87 Z Glasauer, A.J. 2004-07 Patten, Esther 2006 Zylstra, Michelle, 2001-04 Groh, Donna 1990-93 Pelton, Mary 1979-81 Popovec, Kate 2012-13 H Prichard, Amy 1982-85 Current players in bold Hackney, Kendall 2010-13 Haldes, Tessa 2013-2016 R Hale, Inesha 2010-13 Ratay, Michele 1994-97 Hannaford, Katrina 1994-97 Reed, Meshia 2008-11 Hansen, Kathy 1984 Roberts, Lauren 2006 Haugen, Tricia 1994 Roser, Karly 2012-15 Henry, Lia 2010 Russell, Billée 1999-2002 16 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL POSTSEASON RESULTS

NU ALL-TIME POSTSEASON RESULTS

AIAW National Tournament March 16, 1979 W, NU 67, Southern Connecticut State 61 AIAW National Tournament March 17, 1979 L, Louisiana Tech 88, NU 52 AIAW National Tournament March 15, 1980 L, South Carolina 64, NU 61 AIAW National Tournament March 14, 1981 W, NU 67, Illinois State 66 AIAW National Tournament March 18, 1981 L, Stephen F. Austin 88, NU 67

NCAA Tournament March 13, 1982 L, North Carolina State 73, NU 71 NCAA Tournament March 11, 1987 W, NU 62, Kansas State 61 (OT) NCAA Tournament March 14, 1987 L, Louisiana Tech 82, NU 60 NCAA Tournament March 17, 1990 L, South Carolina 76, NU 67 NCAA Tournament March 13, 1991 W, NU 82, Washington State 62 NCAA Tournament March 16, 1991 L, Arkansas 105, NU 68 NCAA Tournament March 17, 1993 W, NU 90, Georgia Tech 62 NCAA Tournament March 20, 1993 L, Tennessee 89, NU 66 NCAA Tournament March 15, 1997 L, George Washington 61, NU 46 NCAA Tournament March 20, 2015 L, Arkansas 57, NU 55

Nat’l Women’s Invitational Tournament March 21, 1996 W, NU 93, Illinois State 71 Nat’l Women’s Invitational Tournament March 22, 1996 W, NU 79, Louisiana State 75 Nat’l Women’s Invitational Tournament March 23, 1996 L, Arizona 79, NU 63

Women’s NIT March 18, 2010 W, NU 79, Duquesne 72 (at WRA) Women’s NIT March 22, 2010 W, NU 66, St. Bonaventure 62 (at St. Bon.) Women’s NIT March 25, 2010 L, Michigan 65, NU 44 (at Michigan) Women’s NIT March 17, 2011 W, NU 89, Creighton 63 (at WRA) Women’s NIT March 20, 2011 L, Alabama 72, NU 70 (at WRA) Women’s NIT March 20, 2014 W, NU 69, Ball State 65 (at WRA) Women’s NIT March 23, 2014 W, NU 88, IUPUI 52 (at WRA) Women’s NIT March 27, 2014 L, Indiana 66, NU 65 (at Indiana) Women’s NIT March 17, 2016 L, San Diego 69, NU 65 (at Northwestern)

All-Time Postseason Record: 12-15

Head coach JOE McKEOWN led the Wildcats to back-to-back postseason appearances in 2010 and 2011 for the first time since the 1995-96 season. NU is 5-3 in postseason play under his tutelage.

DON PERRELLI guided the 1996-97 team to the NCAA Tournament as a 12th seed.

17 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL NORTHWESTERN COACHING RECORDS

Mary DiStanislao • Five Seasons • 1975-80 Beth Combs • Four Seasons • 2004-08 Year Overall Big Ten Postseason Year Overall Big Ten Postseason 1975-76 5-12 -- 2004-05 5-25 2-14 (10th) 1976-77 18-5 -- 2005-06 6-22 2-14 (10th) 1977-78 17-4 -- 2006-07 8-22 2-14 (11th) 1978-79 25-4 -- AIWA Nat’l Tournament 2007-08 5-26 1-17 (11th) 1979-80 24-5 -- AIWA Nat’l Tournament Totals 24-95 (.202) 7-59 (.106) Total 89-30 (.748) Joe McKeown • Seven Seasons • 2008-Present Annette Lynch • Four Seasons • 1980-84 Year Overall Big Ten Postseason 2008-09 7-23 3-15 (10th) Year Overall B1G Postseason 2009-10 18-15 7-11 (T-8th) WNIT 1980-81 22-12 -- AIWA Nat’l Tournament 2010-11 19-14 6-10 (8th) WNIT 1981-82 21-8 9-2 (3rd) NCAA Tournament 2011-12 14-16 4-12 (11th) 1982-83 17-10 13-5 (T-3rd) 2012-13 13-17 5-11 (10th) 1983-84 15-12 10-8 (T-5th) 2013-14 17-16 5-11 (T-8th) WNIT Totals 75-42 (.641) 32-15 (.681) 2014-15 23-9 12-6 (T-4th) NCAA Tournament 2015-16 18-17 4-14 (10th) WNIT Don Perrelli • 15 Seasons • 1984-99 Totals 129-127 (.504) 46-90 (.338) Year Overall Big Ten Postseason 1984-85 16-12 10-8 (5th) All-Time Program Records 1985-86 16-12 6-12 (8th) Years Overall Big Ten 1986-87 20-10 12-6 (3rd) NCAA Tournament 41 600-582 (.507) 257-433 (.376) 1987-88 13-14 8-10 (5th) 1988-89 11-17 6-12 (T-6th) 1989-90 24-5 15-3 (T-1st) NCAA Tournament/ Big Ten Champions 1990-91 21-9 12-6 (4th) NCAA Tournament 1991-92 17-10 10-8 (4th) 1992-93 20-9 13-5 (4th) NCAA Tournament 1993-94 17-10 9-9 (6th) 1994-95 14-14 9-8 (4th) 1995-96 23-11 8-8 (T-6th) Nat’l Women’s Invitat. Tourney 1996-97 17-11 9-7 (T-4th) NCAA Tournament 1997-98 10-21 3-13 (10th) 1998-99 12-16 5-11 (9th) Totals 251-181 (.583) 135-126 (.517)

June Olkowski • Five Seasons • 1999-04 Year Overall Big Ten Postseason 1999-00 7-21 3-13 (T-10th) 2000-01 4-23 0-16 (T-11th) 2001-02 4-24 0-16 (T-11th) 2002-03 8-20 3-13 (T-10th) 2003-04 8-20 1-15 (11th) Totals 31-108 (.223) 7-73 (.070)

18 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL NORTHWESTERN IN THE POLLS Season Date of Poll AP Top 25 USA Today/ 1993-94 Jan. 18, 1994 19 -- Coaches 1993-94 Jan. 25, 1994 19 -- 2015-16 Nov. 2, 2015 (preseason) 19 24 2015-16 Nov. 16, 2015 20 22 1991-92 November 24, 1991 16 -- 2015-16 Nov. 23, 2015 19 19 1991-92 December 1, 1991 17 -- 2015-16 Nov. 30, 2015 15 16 1991-92 December 8, 1991 13 -- 2015-16 Dec. 7, 2015 12 14 1991-92 December 15, 1991 15 -- 2015-16 Dec. 14, 2015 12 13 1991-92 December 22, 1991 22 -- 2015-16 Dec. 21, 2015 15 15 1991-92 December 29, 1991 11 -- 2015-16 Dec. 28, 2015 14 15 1991-92 January 5, 1992 11 -- 2015-16 Jan. 4, 2016 16 17 1991-92 January 12, 1992 14 -- 2015-16 Jan. 11, 2016 RV 24 1991-92 January 19, 1992 18 -- 2015-16 Jan. 28, 2016 RV 20 1991-92 January 26, 1992 22 --

1990-91 November 18, 1990 15 -- 2014-15 Nov. 10, 2014 RV (2) -- 1990-91 November 26, 1990 14 -- 2014-15 Nov. 17, 2014 RV (1) -- 1990-91 December 3, 1990 10 -- 2014-15 Dec. 1, 2014 RV (6) RV (5) 1990-91 December 10, 1990 6 -- 2014-15 Dec. 8, 2014 RV (14) RV (14) 1990-91 December 17, 1990 8 -- 2014-15 Dec. 15, 2014 RV (19) RV (21) 1990-91 December 24, 1990 12 -- 2014-15 Dec. 22, 2014 RV (4) RV (11) 1990-91 December 31, 1990 11 -- 2014-15 Dec. 29, 2014 RV (53) 25 1990-91 January 7, 1991 11 -- 2014-15 Jan, 5, 2015 RV (12) RV (33) 1990-91 January 14, 1991 15 -- 2014-15 Jan. 12, 2015 RV (18) RV (35) 1990-91 January 21, 1991 14 -- 2014-15 Jan. 19, 2015 -- RV (12) 1990-91 January 28, 1991 15 -- 2014-15 Jan. 26, 2015 -- RV (4) 1990-91 February 4, 1991 18 -- 2014-15 Feb. 2, 2015 -- RV (5) 1990-91 February 11, 1991 19 -- 2014-15 Feb. 9, 2015 -- RV (10) 1990-91 February 18, 1991 18 -- 2014-15 Feb. 16, 2015 RV (18) RV (17) 1990-91 February 25, 1991 20 -- 2014-15 Feb. 23, 2015 25 RV (40) 1990-91 March 4, 1991 20 -- 2014-15 March 2, 2015 24 RV (47) 1990-91 Final Poll 22 -- 2014-15 March 9, 2015 22 25 2014-15 March 16, 2015 22 RV (45) 1989-90 January 8, 1990 25 -- 1989-90 January 14, 1990 23 -- 2013-14 Dec. 2, 2013 RV (5) -- 1989-90 January 21, 1990 20 -- 1989-90 January 28, 1990 19 -- 2011-12 Nov. 28, 2011 RV (2) -- 1989-90 February 5, 1990 15 -- 2011-12 Dec. 5, 2011 RV (2) -- 1989-90 February 12, 1990 15 -- 2011-12 Dec. 12, 2011 RV (3) -- 1989-90 February 19, 1990 16 -- 2011-12 Dec. 19, 2011 RV (5) -- 1989-90 February 26, 1990 13 -- 2011-12 Dec. 26, 2011 RV (1) -- 1989-90 March 5, 1990 15 -- 1989-90 Final Poll 13 -- 2010-11 Nov. 15, 2010 RV (7) RV (5) 2010-11 Nov. 22, 2010 RV (11) RV (7) 1985-86 January 5, 1986 20 -- 2010-11 Nov. 29, 2010 RV (4) -- 2010-11 Dec. 6, 2010 RV (4) -- 1979-80 November 25, 1979 18 -- 2010-11 Dec. 13, 2010 RV (4) RV (2) 1979-80 December 4, 1979 17 -- 2010-11 Dec. 20, 2010 RV (3) RV (6) 2010-11 Dec. 27, 2010 RV (4) RV (12) 2010-11 Jan, 12, 2011 RV (6) RV (1) 2010-11 Jan, 17, 2011 RV (2) -- 2010-11 Jan 24, 2011 RV (3) --

2009-10 Nov. 30, 2009 -- RV (1) 2009-10 Dec. 7, 2009 RV (1) 2009-10 Dec 14., 2009 RV (5) RV (2) 2009-10 Dec. 21, 2009 RV (7) RV (3) 2009-10 Dec 28., 2009 RV (7) RV (3) 2006-07 Nov. 27, 2006 RV (1) --

1995-96 Dec. 18, 1995 25 -- 1995-96 Dec. 25, 1995 24 -- 1995-96 Jan. 1, 1996 24 -- 1995-96 Jan. 8, 1996 23 -- 1995-96 Jan. 15, 1996 21 -- 1995-96 Jan 22., 1996 17 -- 1995-96 Jan. 29, 1996 19 --

1993-94 Dec. 14, 1993 24 -- Season Date of Poll AP Top 25 USA Today/ Coaches 1993-94 Dec. 28, 1993 23 -- 1993-94 Jan 4, 1994 19 -- 1993-94 Jan. 11, 1994 18 -- 19 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL NORTHWESTERN VS. RANKED OPPONENTS

1978-79 v Overall Record: 8-20 2/12 L 77-63 #18/21 Penn State 12/16 L 76-85 at #15 Rutgers j Stanford Cardinal Classic Big Ten: 3-13 (t10th) 2/16 W 63-51 #16/21 Nebraska 3/17 L 52-88 #2 Louisiana Tech a 8 Roger L. White Invitational 11/24 L 35-68 at Drake (--/RV) 3/01 L 88-56 #24/24 Nebraska v v NCAA Tournament 12/01 L 50-62 at Rutgers (--/RV) a Central Sectional AIAW Large College Tourney 12/31 L 49-82 at Ohio State (RV/RV) v Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 1991-92 1/4 L 51-70 at RV/#24 DePaul 1979-80 11/24 W 73-49 at #11 Auburn j 1/12 L 63-79 #17/16 Penn State 2012-13 12/15 L 74-92 at #1 Old Dominion 12/15 L 75-82 at #19 Texas 1/19 L 42-63 #23/RV Ohio State 12/17 L 65-71 #9/11 California 12/18 L 71-81 at #19 Pittsburgh 1/24 L 60-80 at #12 Purdue 1/23 L 50-65 at Michigan (RV/RV) 1/03 L 69-73 at #9/9 Penn State 1/14 W 84-71 #13 Detroit 2/9 L 72-90 #7 Iowa 1/26 L 50-76 #12/11 Purdue 1/17 L 53-67 #25/RV Michigan 3/8 W 78-67 #20 Detroit v 2/23 W 72-70 #14 Purdue 2/2 L 56-67 at #15/14 Minnesota 1/24 L 73-77 at #15/13 Purdue 3/15 L 61-64 #6 South Carolina • 2/28 W 91-80 #22 Wisconsin 2/6 L 56-74 at #10/9 Purdue 1/31 L 62-67 Michigan State (RV/--) 3/6 L 65-73 at #8 Iowa 2/9 W 67-38 Michigan (RV/RV) 2/03 W 67-65 at #24/25 Iowa v Regional MAIAW Tournament 2/13 L 61-64 #17/18 Minnesota 2/07 L 50-55 Nebraska (RV/RV) • National AIAW Large College Tournament j Auburn Dial Classic, Auburn, Ala. 2/27 L 58-60 at Illinois (--/RV) 2/20 L 45-54 at Michigan State (RV/--) 3/2 L 43-75 at Michigan State (RV/--) 1980-81 1992-93 2013-14 1/31 L 83-87 at #18 Minnesota 12/22 W 72-58 #22 Tennessee Tech 8 2003-04 11/24 L 51-65 at #17/17 California 2/15 L 73-79 #18 Minnesota • 1/10 L 63-75 at #6 Penn State 12/1 L 57-82 DePaul (RV/RV) 12/1 W 82-79 #25/25 DePaul 3/18 L 67-88 at #16 Stephen F. Austin 6 1/17 L 55-60 #7 Iowa 1/8 L 40-72 #6/6 Minnesota 1/2 L 65-66 at #18/15 Nebraska 1/29 W 73-62 at #20 Purdue 1/11 L 35-77 #22/20 Ohio State 1/9 W 71-68 #21/20 Purdue • Big Ten Tournament 2/12 L 62-68 at #3 Iowa 1/15 L 41-71 at #9/10 Purdue 1/23 L 65-90 at #22/20 Purdue 6 National AIAW Playoffs 3/11 L 66-76 #3 Ohio State 1/22 L 57-67 #20/20 Michigan St. (OT) 1/26 W 63-59 #21/18 Nebraska 3/13 W 99-84 #5 Penn State 2/1 L 51-64 at #5/6 Penn State 2/2 L 75-79 #12/13 Penn State 1981-82 3/20 L 66-89 at #2 Tennessee v 2/15 L 45-80 #5/5 Purdue 2/6 L 68-70 Michigan (RV/--) 1/4 L 70-74 #18 Kansas 2/19 L 46-57 at Ohio State (RV/RV) 2/10 L 84-90 at Iowa (RV/--) 1/16 W 75-58 #3 Long Beach State 8 Oakland Tribune Classic 2/22 L 46-73 at #11/12 Minnesota 2/20 L 73-82 at #9/11 Penn State 2/2 W 95-90 at #20 Illinois (OT) v NCAA Tournament 3/4 L 47-68 vs. #18/17 Minnesota v 2/27 L 44-75 #21/RV Michigan State 3/13 L 71-75 at #12 N. C. State • 1993-94 v Big Ten Postseason Tournament 2014-15 • NCAA Tournament 1/6 L 63-80 #3 Penn State 11/29 W 97-91 (2OT) at #18/18 DePaul 1/8 L 75-98 #5 North Carolina 8 2004-05 12/1 L 88-75 at Arizona State (RV/--) 1982-83 1/16 L 59-67 at #2 Iowa 11/19 L 77-65 at Creighton (RV/--) 1/2 W 61-57 at #20/22 Michigan State 11/30 L 80-110 at #1 USC 1/28 L 66-77 #13 Purdue 11/22 L 89-55 at West Virginia (--/RV) 1/14 L 70-83 at #22/20 Iowa 12/10 L 54-86 at #2 Louisiana Tech j 2/11 W 55-47 #8 Iowa 11/27 L 118-49 at #17/16 DePaul 1/29 L 102-99 #20/17 Iowa 12/30 W 84-75 #15 Penn State 8 2/27 L 61-76 at #10 Purdue 12/3 L 78-56 RV/#24 Houston v 2/1 W 70-49 Minnesota (RV/--) 2/18 W 88-70 #20 Ohio State 3/12 L 71-98 at #4 Penn State 12/21 L 72-64 Charlotte (RV/RV) • 2/18 W 59-51 #21/20 Nebraska 12/30 L 62-44 at #12/12 Minnesota 2/26 W 80-60 #20/18 Rutgers j Louisiana Tech Dial Classic 8 Big Ten-ACC Challenge 1/16 L 81-76 at #21/22 Iowa 3/1 L 69-48 #5/5 Maryland 8 LaSalle Tournament 1/23 L 71-59 at #3/4 Ohio State 3/6 W 62-57 #23/22 Rutgers v 1994-95 1/27 W 59-48 #22/23 Penn State 3/7 L 74-63 #4/3 Maryland v 1983-84 11/15 L 79-87 at #17 Washington j 1/30 L 68-65 RV/#24 Purdue 11/28 L 65-67 #1 USC (OT) 12/9 L 53-75 #22 Seton Hall 2/3 L 101-40 at #10/10 Michigan State 2015-16 12/3 L 65-97 #7 Kansas State 12/18 W 78-64 at #12 Kansas 2/10 L 60-40 Iowa (RV/RV) 12/19 L 77-64 vs. #16/15 DePaul 12/21 L 73-103 #9 Louisiana State 8 1/13 L 72-81 at #12 Penn State 2/20 L 83-56 at #24/RV Penn State 1/10 L 74-51 at #23/22 Michigan St. 1/29 L 77-78 #22 Purdue 2/27 L 70-62 #15/15 Minnesota 1/14 W 86-82 vs. #5/5 Ohio State 8 Virginia Tech Converse Christmas Classic 2/12 L 62-86 #13 Penn State 1/17 L 80-62 at #8/8 Maryland v Roger L. White Invitational 1/28 L 76-73 at #7/7 Ohio State 1984-85 j Preseason NIT • San Juan Shootout 2/14 L 79-70 vs. #5/7 Maryland 12/1 L 85-87 #2 Old Dominion j 3/5 L 83-62 vs. #5/5 Maryland @ 12/21 L 54-93 at #3 Long Beach St. 1995-96 2006-07 1/13 L 58-80 #9 Ohio State 12/13 W 77-74 #25 DePaul (OT) 12/10 L 78-59 Missouri (RV/--) v Big Ten Tournament, Hoffman Estates, Ill. 2/8 L 67-87 at #8 Ohio State 1/12 W 77-69 #5 Penn State 12/16 L 73-58 at Nebraska (RV/RV) @ Big Ten Tournament | 1/21 L 51-64 #9 Iowa 1/14 L 70-42 at#6/8 Ohio State j Roger L. White Invitational 1/28 L 71-89 at #21 Purdue 1/18 L 73-41 #12/14 Purdue 2/2 L 68-69 #10 Wisconsin 1/25 L 72-30 at #12/13 Purdue ** Rankings from 2002-2015 taken from Associated 1985-86 2/11 L 62-78 at #12 Penn State 2/1 L 66-42 #5/6 Ohio State Press/USA Today Coaches Polls at time of the game 1/12 L 70-82 at #14 Ohio State 3/2 L 70-85 #11 Penn State o 2/8 L 55-48 at RV/#24 Michigan State 1/24 L 58-72 at #17 Iowa 2/18 W 63-54 #24/24 Michigan *** Rankings from before 2002-03 season taken from 2/7 L 71-73 #12 Ohio State (OT) o Big Ten Postseason Tournament Associated Press Poll at the time of the game 2/23 L 66-69 #13 Iowa (OT) 2007-08 1996-97 11/11 L 67-38 at New Mexico (--/RV) 3 j Roger L. White Invitational 1/1 L 54-73 at #11 Vanderbilt 11/21 L 55-46 at Georgia Tech (RV/RV) 1/17 L 67-77 at #20 Wisconsin 11/28 L 45-60 Wake Forest (RV/RV) 2 1986-87 2/2 W 93-62 #16 Wisconsin 12/17 W 65-63 at Marquette (--/RV) 12/19 L 56-58 #4 Auburn 8 3/15 L 46-61 #18 George Washington v 12/20 L 102-64 #15/14 DePaul 1/4 L 61-72 #14 Iowa 1/10 L 72-53 at Penn State (RV/RV) 1/11 L 69-78 at #19 Illinois v NCAA Tournament 1/13 L 77-55 #19/19 Ohio State 1/16 L 66-80 #18 Ohio State 1/17 L 74-62 Michigan State (RV/--) 1/20 L 71-74 #3 Tennessee 1997-98 2/10 L 68-48 at Minnesota (--RV) 2/6 W 71-58 #19 Illinois 11/20 L 60-106 at #6 Connecticut j 2/21 L 65-40 at Michigan State (RV/--) 2/15 L 62-89 at #10 Ohio State 11/21 L 83-88 vs. #16 W. Kentucky j 2/28 L 68-42 at Iowa (RV/RV) 3/5 L 53-70 at #10 Iowa 11/25 L 58-82 at #22 Western Kentucky 3/2 L 74-50 at #18/22 Ohio State 3/14 L 60-82 at #3 Louisiana Tech v 1/13 L 64-81 #24 Purdue 1/16 L 65-70 #14 Wisconsin 3 WSF Classic, Albuquerque, N.M. 8 Old Dominion Reebok Roundball Classic 1/23 L 60-70 at #6 Illinois 2 Big Ten/ACC Challenge v NCAA Tournament 2/1 L 64-95 at #20 Wisconsin j Preseason NIT 2008-09 1987-88 11/17 L 57-52 Kansas State (RV/RV) 1/5 L 65-78 at #4 Tennessee 1998-99 11/23 L 60-44 at Arkansas (RV/--) 1/10 L 43-81 at #1 Iowa 1/12 L 46-76 at #3 Purdue 12/2 L 55-54 Marquette (RV/--) 1/22 L 50-63 at #8 Ohio State 1/17 W 48-41 #17 Ohio State 12/14 L 60-51 at DePaul (RV/RV) 2/21 L 64-82 #8 Ohio State 1/27 L 60-93 at #21 Penn State 12/31 L 68-59 #17/17 Ohio State 3/10 L 66-76 #2 Iowa 2/7 L 63-92 #18 Penn State 1/4 W 49-46 Wisconsin (RV/RV) 2/27 L 56-79 vs. #1 Purdue 8 1/11 L 67-57 (OT) Purdue (--/RV) j Roger L. White Invitational 1/25 L 43-40 at Minnesota (RV/RV) 8 Game later forfeited by UCI 8 Big Ten Postseason Tournament 2/15 L 81-55 at #18/13 Ohio State 1988-89 1999-2000 2009-10 12/3 L 82-94 #6 Stanford j 11/30 L 32-67 at #13 Iowa State 11/24 W 59-55 #15/21 DePaul 12/21 L 78-95 at #20 St. Joseph’s 1/2 L 49-114 at #8 Penn State 12/6 W 60-58 Purdue (RV/--) 1/27 L 64-76 at #11 Purdue 1/23 L 65-82 #13 Illinois 12/28 W 63-59 at Michigan (RV/RV) 2/5 L 53-63 #7 Iowa 1/30 L 31-70 at #17 Purdue 12/31 L 86-60 #6/6 Ohio State 2/26 L 70-72 #11 Purdue 2/6 L 57-64 #17 Purdue 1/24 L 78-69 at Iowa (RV/--) 3/3 L 46-77 at #9 Iowa 2/20 L 34-66 #6 Penn State 1/28 L 56-52 Michigan State (RV/RV) 3/11 L 70-79 #15 Ohio State 3/3 L 39-72 #22 Michigan o 1/31 W 68-62 at Wisconsin (RV/RV) j Roger L. White Invitational 2/14 L 68-55 at Michigan State (RV/--) o Big Ten Postseason Tournament 2/25 L 78-47 at #10/12 Ohio State 1989-90 — Big Ten Champions 1/2 W 81-64 #20 Vanderbilt 2000-01 2010-11 1/26 L 70-79 #10 Purdue 12/1 W 77-71 #11 Penn (OT)j 11/18 W 61-54 at Western Kentucky (--/RV) 2/4 W 64-63 at #13 Iowa 1/4 L 54-92 at #10 Penn State 12/1 L 67-63 at Georgia Tech (RV/--)t 2/25 W 66-62 at #15 Purdue 2/1 L 35-70 at #25 Wisconsin 12/13 L 76-72 at #22/25 DePaul 3/2 L 43-64 #11 Iowa 2/4 L 62-65 #16 Penn State 1/2 W 76-64 Purdue (--/RV) 3/17 L 67-76 #17 South Carolina v 2/11 L 54-70 #20 Wisconsin 1/13 W 64-53 #24/24 Ohio State 2/17 L 74-60 at #11/10 Michigan State v NCAA Tournament j Roger L. White Invitational 2/27 L 66-56 at (RV/RV) Penn State 3/4 L 56-25 #11/11 Michigan State v 1990-91 2001-02 t Big Ten/ACC Challenge 12/1 W 70-63 #24 USC j 12/8 L 71-61 #5 Iowa State v 12/13 L 44-64 #5 Auburn 1/3 L 77-65 #10 Purdue Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 12/21 L 83-93 #3 Georgia (OT) 8 1/13 L 70-65 #5 Wisconsin 1/25 L 55-64 #6 Purdue 2/10 L 86-78 #18 Minnesota 2011-12 2/8 W 73-59 #23 Michigan State 2/14 L 80-47 at #25 Wisconsin 11/22 W 45-44 at #20/23 LSU 2/24 L 78-93 at #6 Purdue 11/27 L 88-72 #23/20 DePaul 3/7 L 58-67 at #24 Iowa 2002-03 1/12 L 82-72 at #11/13 Ohio State 3/16 L 68-105 at #8 Arkansas v Head Coach: June Olkowski 1/19 L 58-48 Michigan (--/RV) 20 1/26 L 80-70 #13/17 Purdue 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1975-76 2/3 L 75-78 at Michigan State 4 Regional MAIAW Tournament 2/19 L 77-89 at Indiana Head Coach: Mary DiStanislao 2/8 W 75-52 Purdue v 6 National AIAW Playoffs 2/24 W 74-68 Minnesota Overall Record: 5-12 2/9 W 78-63 Minnesota v 2/26 L 54-57 Wisconsin Date W/L Score Opponent 2/10 W 75-66 Michigan State v 1981-82 3/2 L 61-72 at Iowa n/a W 49-48 at Lake Forest 2/16 W 81-65 Southern Illinois Head Coach: Annette Lynch 3/8 L 66-83 at Michigan State n/a W 68-45 DePaul 2/21 W 67-62 at Wisconsin Overall Record: 21-8 3/10 W 62-60 at Michigan n/a W 44-19 at Elmhurst 2/24 W 70-57 Indiana Big Ten: 9-2 (3rd) n/a L 34-43 at Notre Dame 3/2 W 67-56 Illinois g 11/27 L 70-81 Vanderbilt j j Chicagoland Classic n/a W n/a Northeastern 3/3 W 82-60 Western Illinois g 11/28 W 94-38 at Harvard j 8 Virginia Tech Converse Christmas Classic n/a L 22-43 Mass Inst. Tech.j 3/4 L 58-71 at Southern Illinois g 12/2 W 93-82 at Western Illinois n/a L n/a Brown j 3/8 W 69-67 Southern Illinois 12/5 W 75-66 at Iowa State 1984-85 n/a W n/a Oberlinj 3/9 W 70-65 UW-La Crosse • 12/6 W 92-80 at Iowa Head Coach: Don Perrelli n/a L 23-55 Chicagoj 3/10 W 71-56 Detroit • 12/11 W 63-58 at Southern Illinois Overall Record: 16-12 n/a L n/a Chicago State 3/16 W 67-61 S. Connecticut State a 12/19 L 62-77 at DePaul Big Ten: 10-8 (5th) n/a L 36-62 Purdue 3/17 L 52-88 #2 Louisiana Tech a 12/28 W 77-56 West Virginia 8 11/24 W 75-57 Illinois-Chicago n/a L 30-52 at Illinois 12/29 W 78-70 East Carolina 8 11/30 W 88-65 Utah j n/a L 49-55 at Wright Jr. College j Princeton Tournament 12/30 W 77-66 Mississippi State 8 12/1 L 85-87 #2 Old Dominion j n/a L 34-54 Illinois-Chicago v Big Ten Tournament 1/4 L 70-74 #18 Kansas 12/5 L 83-84 Northern Illinois g n/a L 50-92 at Michigan State IAIAW Tournament 1/8 W 85-71 Miami (Ohio) 12/7 W 87-49 at Long Island • Regional MAIAW Tournament n/a L 58-61 Illinois-Chicago 8 1/9 W 73-45 Michigan State 12/8 W 74-69 at St. John’s a Central Sectional AIAW Large College Tourney n/a L 41-50 Northern Illinois 8 1/16 W 75-58 #3 Long Beach State 12/19 L 74-96 at UCLA 1/21 W 67-60 Illinois-Chicago 12/21 L 54-93 at #3 Long Beach St. 1979-80 j University of Chicago Tournament 1/23 W 75-59 Dayton 1/4 W 78-54 Northeastern Ill. Head Coach: Mary DiStanislao 8 State IAIAW Tournament 1/25 L 60-63 at Illinois State 1/6 W 76-58 at Wisconsin Overall Record: 24-5 1/30 L 63-71 Minnesota 1/11 W 62-54 Indiana 12/7 W 95-87 at Western Illinois 1976-77 2/2 W 95-90 at #20 Illinois (OT) 1/13 L 58-80 #9 Ohio State 12/8 W 74-71 at DePaul Head Coach: Mary DiStanislao 2/3 W 70-59 at Indiana 1/18 L 70-72 at Purdue 12/15 L 74-92 at #1 Old Dominion Overall Record: 18-5 2/12 W 62-52 Wisconsin v 1/20 L 65-67 at Illinois 12/17 L 74-79 at Penn State 1/13 W 109-15 Elmhurst 2/13 L 68-69 Ohio State v 1/25 L 51-70 Iowa 12/18 L 71-81 at #19 Pittsburgh 1/15 W 66-59 Indiana 2/14 W 61-55 Indiana v 1/27 W 80-74 Minnesota 1/5 W 80-63 Eastern Illinois 1/18 W 76-54 at Purdue 2/19 W 75-57 Purdue 2/1 W 77-56 at Michigan 1/10 W 82-47 Marquette 1/19 W 63-44 at Notre Dame 2/20 W 82-66 Wisconsin 2/3 W 77-59 at Michigan State 1/12 W 78-67 Michigan State 1/22 W 80-69 at Wisconsin 2/25 L 63-79 Detroit 2/8 L 67-87 at #8 Ohio State 1/14 W 84-71 #13 Detroit 1/24 W 71-51 Marquette 2/27 W 89-64 Nebraska 2/10 W 67-57 at Indiana 1/18 W 68-52 at Southern Illinois 1/27 W 88-45 Northeastern 3/2 W 82-66 at Michigan 2/15 W 81-68 Illinois 1/19 L 54-58 at Indiana 2/1 W 103-57 at DePaul 3/13 L 71-75 at #12 N. C. State • 2/17 W 79-63 Purdue 1/23 W 79-52 at Wisconsin 2/3 W 74-39 North Park 2/22 L 70-82 at Minnesota 2/4 W 65-63 Illinois 1/26 W 67-64 at Dayton j Harvard Thanksgiving Tournament 2/24 L 61-71 at Iowa 2/5 W 88-50 Chicago 2/1 W 70-56 at E.Michigan 8 Hurricane Basketball Classic 3/1 W 92-71 Michigan State v 2/11 W 73-68 Minnesotaj 2/2 W 85-74 at Michigan Big Ten Tournament 3/3 W 71-65 Michigan j 2/12 L 58-68 Michigan Statej 2/8 W 71-53 Illinois • NCAA Tournament 3/7 W 87-78 Loyola (Ill.) j 2/12 L 52-54 Indianaj 2/9 W 69-66 Iowa 3/9 L 86-89 Wisconsin (OT) j 2/17 L 57-59 Illinois-Chicago 2/10 W 86-72 Minnesota 1982-83 j Roger L. White Invitational 2/18 W 75-56 Chicago State 2/14 W 71-40 Purdue Head Coach: Annette Lynch 2/22 W 66-40 Loyola (Ill.) 2/15 W 86-67 Illinois-Chicago Overall Record: 17-10 1985-86 2/25 W 72-57 at Eastern Illinois 2/22 W 82-67 at Illinois State Big Ten: 13-5 (T-3rd) Head Coach: Don Perrelli n/a W 68-59 Eastern Illinois 8 2/23 W 90-73 at Illinois 11/27 L 68-86 at San Francisco Overall Record: 16-12 8 n/a W 75-64 Southern Illinois 8 2/28 W 93-74 Northern Illinois 11/28 L 73-76 at Stanford Big Ten: 6-12 (8th) 8 n/a L 75-84 Illinois State 8 2/29 W 80-75 Illinois-Chicago 11/30 L 80-110 at #1 USC 11/22 W 88-20 Northeastern Illinois 8 j 3/10 W 75-60 Central Michigan v 3/1 W 65-54 DePaul 12/9 W 73-53 Tulane 11/25 W 84-62 at Northern Illinois v j 3/11 L 79-93 UW-La Crosse v 3/6 W 75-61 Oakland 12/10 L 54-86 at #2 Louisiana Tech 12/3 W 73-57 Bradley 3/7 W 62-49 Ohio State v 12/11 L 53-70 Auburn j 12/6 W 68-62 Bowling Green j j Big Ten Tournament 3/8 W 78-67 #20 Detroit v 12/28 W 71-61 Seton Hall 8 12/7 W 66-58 Alabama j 8 State IAIAW Tournament 3/15 L 61-64 #6 South Carolina • 12/29 W 68-67 St. Peter’s 8 12/16 W 79-73 Loyola (Ill.) v Regional MAIAW Tournament 12/30 W 84-75 #15 Penn State 8 12/19 W 81-59 UCLA j Big Ten Tournament 1/7 W 94-70 at Michigan 12/28 W 72-42 at Iona 1977-78 8 State IAIAW Tournament 1/9 W 73-70 at Michigan State v 12/30 W 78-69 at Fairfield Head Coach: Mary DiStanislao Regional MAIAW Tournament 1/16 W 71-56 at Iowa • National AIAW Large College Tournament 1/5 W 68-64 Wisconsin Overall Record: 17-4 1/21 L 54-57 Wisconsin 1/10 L 64-80 at Indiana 12/7 W 77-62 Purdue 1980-81 1/23 W 72-67 Minnesota 1/12 L 70-82 at #14 Ohio State 12/10 W 89-30 St. Francis Head Coach: Annette Lynch 1/28 L 51-59 at Indiana 1/17 L 72-80 Purdue 12/17 W 70-64 Western Michigan Overall Record: 22-12 1/30 L 59-89 at Ohio State 1/19 W 75-61 Illinois 1/6 W 70-68 at Illinois State 11/22 W 80-73 Illinois State 2/4 W 91-66 Purdue 1/24 L 58-72 at #17 Iowa 1/7 W 63-62 at Indiana 11/28 W 79-67 California j 2/6 W 91-67 at Illinois 1/26 L 70-75 at Minnesota 1/13 W 76-75 Michigan State 11/29 L 64-65 at Nebraska j 2/11 W 93-80 Illinois 1/31 W 85-74 Michigan 1/14 W 92-63 Western Illinois 12/12 W 84-83 Western Kentucky 8 2/13 W 87-76 at Purdue 2/2 L 72-80 Michigan State 1/20 W 101-65 at Simpson 12/13 W 77-70 at Wisconsin 8 2/18 W 88-70 #20 Ohio State 2/7 L 71-73 #12 Ohio State (OT) 1/21 L 46-57 at William Penn 12/20 W 90-77 Southern Illinois 2/20 L 77-83 Indiana (2OT) 2/9 L 65-73 Indiana 1/28 W 67-61 Wisconsin 12/27 W 64-57 North Carolina A&T v 2/25 W 97-92 at Minnesota 2/12 W 68-50 at Illinois-Chicago 1/29 W 72-47 at Marquette 12/28 L 62-63 East Carolina v 2/27 L 72-81 at Wisconsin 2/14 L 64-72 at Illinois 2/2 W 80-60 at Illinois 12/29 L 64-68 at Queens v 3/4 W 81-54 Iowa 2/16 L 67-70 at Purdue 2/4 W 84-42 at Eastern Illinois 1/5 W 91-68 Western Illinois 3/10 W 90-75 Michigan State 2/21 W 77-66 Minnesota j 2/10 L 59-61 Indiana 1/7 W 96-59 Northern Illinois 3/12 W 94-65 Michigan 2/23 L 66-69 #13 Iowa (OT) 2/16 W 77-68 Illinois-Chicago 1/10 W 66-46 Michigan 2/28 W 70-68 at Michigan State j Louisiana Tech Dial Classic 2/18 W 77-76 UW-La Crosse 1/17 L 74-76 Pittsburgh 3/2 L 66-80 at Michigan 8 LaSalle Tournament 2/24 L 57-66 at Eastern Michigan 1/23 L 68-70 at Miami (Ohio) (OT) 3/8 W 87-72 at Wisconsin j 2/25 W 85-74 at Michigan 1/24 L 71-74 at Dayton Roger L. White Invitational 8 1983-84 n/a W 67-36 DePaul 1/29 W 79-69 at Illinois-Chicago 8 Head Coach: Annette Lynch n/a L 77-82 Illinois State 1/31 L 83-87 at #18 Minnesota 1986-87 v Overall Record: 15-12 n/a W 69-44 Illinois-Chicago 2/6 W 74-58 Indiana Head Coach: Don Perrelli Big Ten: 10-8 (T-5th) 2/7 W 71-60 Illinois Overall Record: 20-10 j Big Ten Tournament 11/25 W 75-67 Loyola (Ill.)j Big Ten: 12-6 (3rd) 8 2/13 W 82-80 Michigan • State IAIAW Tournament 11/26 W 70-60 DePaul j 11/28 W 92-42 Maryland-Baltimore v Game played at neutral site 2/14 W 78-77 Indiana • 11/28 L 65-67 #1 USC (OT) 2/15 L 73-79 #18 Minnesota • 12/2 W 66-41 Drake 12/3 L 65-97 #7 Kansas State j 1978-79 2/17 L 68-82 at Purdue 12/5 W 83-55 Brown 12/7 W 78-74 Notre Dame j Head Coach: Mary DiStanislao 2/20 W 73-64 DePaul 12/6 W 79-54 Wake Forest 12/20 W 77-74 Tennessee Tech 8 Overall Record: 25-4 2/21 W 85-63 Iowa 12/16 L 76-78 at Bradley 12/21 L 73-103 #9 Louisiana State 8 8 12/2 W 84-65 Illinois 2/25 W 82-75 at Wisconsin 12/19 L 56-58 #4 Auburn 12/22 L 77-85 at Virginia Tech 8 8 12/5 W 85-57 at Northern Illinois 2/28 L 61-69 at Detroit 12/20 W 70-64 Virginia Tech 1/3 W 69-52 Iowa State 12/9 W 87-50 DePaul 3/5 W 70-58 Northern Illinois R 1/2 W 88-48 Minnesota 1/6 W 69-51 Michigan 12/16 L 76-85 at #15 Rutgers 3/6 W 78-72 DePaul R 1/4 L 61-72 #14 Iowa 1/8 W 64-55 Michigan State 12/18 W 81-65 West Point j 3/7 L 61-76 Illinois State R 1/7 W 77-57 Northern Illinois 1/13 W 59-51 Iowa 12/19 W 73-49 Virginia j 3/12 W 77-63 Miami (Ohio) 4 1/9 L 66-76 at Purdue 1/20 L 70-80 at Wisconsin 1/6 W 61-55 Pittsburgh 3/13 W 72-63 Detroit 4 1/11 L 69-78 at #19 Illinois 1/22 W 82-73 at Minnesota 1/10 W 67-53 at Illinois-Chicago 3/14 W 67-66 at Illinois State 4 1/16 L 66-80 #18 Ohio State 1/27 L 57-66 Indiana 1/13 W 88-70 Eastern Michigan 3/18 L 67-88 at #16 Stephen F. Austin 6 1/18 W 62-58 Indiana (OT) 1/29 L 76-90 Ohio State 1/18 W 81-72 Michigan 1/20 L 71-74 #3 Tennessee 2/3 W 79-59 at Purdue 1/20 W 75-52 Illinois State j Husker Invitational 1/23 W 86-57 at Michigan 2/5 W 66-61 at Illinois 1/25 W 93-64 at Purdue 8 Badger Invitational 1/25 W 63-62 at Michigan State v 2/10 W 61-53 Illinois 1/27 W 69-59 at Eastern Illinois Queens Holiday Tournament 1/28 W 70-66 at Loyola (Ill.) • Big Ten Tournament 2/12 W 89-65 Purdue 2/2 W 65-45 at Western Michigan 1/30 W 72-53 at Wisconsin R State IAIAW Tournament 2/17 L 71-84 at Ohio State 21 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1992-93 Head Coach: Don Perrelli Overall Record: 20-9 Big Ten: 13-5 (4th) 12/1 W 82-60 at Loyola (Ill.) 12/4 W 73-56 Yale j 12/5 L 71-83 Nebraska j 12/13 L 60-76 at Illinois State 12/19 W 63-49 at St. Mary’s 12/21 L 78-81 at California 8 12/22 W 72-58 #22 Tennessee Tech 8 1/4 W 104-57 Eastern Illinois 1/10 L 63-75 at #6 Penn State 1/12 W 89-46 UW-Milwaukee 1/17 L 55-60 #7 Iowa 1/20 W 85-76 at Illinois 1/24 W 82-65 Wisconsin 1/29 W 73-62 at #20 Purdue 1/31 W 77-58 at Indiana 2/5 W 78-58 Michigan State 2/7 W 76-68 Minnesota 2/12 L 62-68 at #3 Iowa 2/14 L 70-72 at Minnesota 2/17 W 80-76 Illinois 2/19 W 103-90 at Wisconsin 2/26 W 77-65 Indiana 2/28 W 70-62 Purdue 3/5 W 109-103 at Michigan St. The 1989-90 Big Ten Co-Champions 3/6 W 98-58 at Michigan Front row (l-r): Michele Savage, Kelly Cole, Jennifer Kroll, Tracey Williams, Robin Garrett, Nancy Kennelly. Back row (l-r): Renee Ducre, Jeanine Wasielewski, Mya 3/11 L 66-76 #3 Ohio State Whitmore, Heather Ertel, Donna Groh, Wilha Lee. 3/13 W 99-84 #5 Penn State 3/17 W 90-62 Georgia Tech v 3/20 L 66-89 at #2 Tennessee v 2/6 W 71-58 #19 Illinois 1/13 W 62-59 at Wisconsin 12/18 W 83-73 Oregon State 2/8 W 77-75 Purdue (OT) 1/20 W 58-51 Michigan 12/21 L 83-93 #3 Georgia (OT) 8 j Roger L. White Invitational 2/13 W 58-57 at Indiana 1/22 L 55-56 Michigan State 12/22 W 95-72 Brigham Young 8 8 Oakland Tribune Classic 2/15 L 62-89 at #10 Ohio State 1/27 L 64-76 at #11 Purdue 1/2 W 103-71 at Marquette v NCAA Tournament 2/20 W 64-50 Michigan State 1/29 L 73-81 at Illinois 1/4 W 90-49 Minnesota 2/22 W 77-49 Michigan 2/3 W 69-60 Minnesota 1/11 W 88-61 at Michigan 1993-94 2/27 W 73-50 Wisconsin 2/5 L 53-63 #7 Iowa 1/13 L 73-82 at Michigan State Head Coach: Don Perrelli 3/5 L 53-70 at #10 Iowa 2/10 W 66-63 Wisconsin 1/18 W 86-85 at Wisconsin Overall Record: 17-10 3/7 W 79-48 at Minnesota 2/12 W 85-65 at Illinois-Chicago 1/25 L 55-64 #6 Purdue Big Ten: 9-9 (6th) 3/11 W 62-61 Kansas State v (OT) 2/17 L 41-58 at Michigan State 1/27 W 85-74 Illinois 11/28 W 83-54 Illinois State 3/14 L 60-82 at #3 Louisiana Tech v 2/19 L 70-75 at Michigan 2/1 W 85-65 at Ohio State 12/1 W 81-66 Loyola (Ill.) 2/24 L 65-72 Illinois 2/3 L 61-74 at Indiana 12/3 W 94-53 Bradley j j Roger L. White Invitational 2/26 L 70-72 #11 Purdue 2/5 L 60-64 Iowa 12/4 W 89-73 Wake Forest j 8 Old Dominion Reebok Roundball Classic 3/3 L 46-77 at #9 Iowa 2/8 W 73-59 #23 Michigan State 12/19 W 89-58 at Holy Cross v NCAA Tournament 3/5 W 89-86 at Minnesota 2/10 W 91-62 Michigan 12/21 W 86-59 at Boston College 3/9 W 64-61 Indiana 2/12 W 91-66 Northern Illinois 12/22 W 76-67 at Northeastern 1987-88 3/11 L 70-79 #15 Ohio State 2/15 W 93-72 Wisconsin 1/6 L 63-80 #3 Penn State Head Coach: Don Perrelli j Roger L. White Invitational 2/19 W 91-82 at Illinois 1/8 L 75-98 #5 North Carolina 8 Overall Record: 13-14 2/24 L 78-93 at #6 Purdue 1/16 L 59-67 at #2 Iowa Big Ten: 8-10 (5th) 1989-90 — Big Ten Champions 3/1 W 87-71 Indiana 1/19 W 78-70 Illinois 11/28 W 80-62 at Bowling Green Head Coach: Don Perrelli 3/3 W 71-55 Ohio State 1/23 W 101-85 at Wisconsin 11/30 L 49-69 at Notre Dame Overall Record: 24-5 3/7 L 58-67 at #24 Iowa 1/28 L 66-77 #13 Purdue 12/4 L 51-61 Louisville j Big Ten: 15-3 (T-1st) 3/9 W 87-78 at Minnesota 1/30 L 76-84 Indiana 12/5 W 65-47 Seton Hall j 11/28 W 81-69 at Eastern Illinois 3/13 W 82-62 Washington State v 2/4 L 63-65 at Michigan State 12/12 W 75-58 Loyola (Ill.) 12/1 W 81-62 Ohio j 3/16 L 68-105 at #8 Arkansas v 2/6 L 74-84 at Minnesota 12/18 L 64-66 at UC Irvine 8 12/2 W 68-63 St. John’s j v 2/8 W 76-62 Northern Illinois 12/20 W 60-56 at San Diego 12/5 L 74-99 at Northern Illinois j Stanford Cardinal Classic 2/11 W 55-47 #8 Iowa 1/5 L 65-78 at #4 Tennessee 12/9 W 80-64 Loyola-Chicago 8 Roger L. White Invitational 2/13 W 89-63 Minnesota 1/8 L 77-82 at Minnesota 12/17 W 84-67 at Oregon v NCAA Tournament 2/16 W 76-65 at Illinois 1/10 L 43-81 at #1 Iowa 12/18 W 87-56 at Oregon State 2/18 W 79-54 Wisconsin 1/15 L 64-69 Purdue (OT) 12/20 W 88-78 at Portland State 1991-92 2/25 L 66-77 at Indiana 1/17 W 71-51 Illinois 1/2 W 81-64 #20 Vanderbilt Head Coach: Don Perrelli 2/27 L 61-76 at #10 Purdue 1/22 L 50-63 at #8 Ohio State 1/5 W 64-57 Ohio State Overall Record: 17-10 3/4 W 69-52 Michigan State 1/24 L 39-63 at Indiana 1/7 W 75-53 Indiana Big Ten: 10-8 (4th) 3/6 W 82-70 Michigan 1/29 L 64-66 Michigan 1/12 W 72-57 Wisconsin 11/23 W 89-77 Texas A&M j 3/10 W 79-70 at Ohio State 1/31 W 59-51 Michigan State 1/19 W 92-62 at Michigan 11/24 W 73-49 at #11 Auburn j 3/12 L 71-98 at #4 Penn State 2/5 W 70-55 Wisconsin 1/21 W 71-59 at Michigan State 12/1 L 69-79 Oregon 2/9 W 82-67 at Northern Illinois 1/26 L 70-79 #10 Purdue 12/3 W 93-74 Marquette j Roger L. White Invitational 2/12 W 72-59 at Illinois 1/28 W 71-48 Illinois 12/6 W 73-68 Holy Cross 8 8 Big Ten-ACC Challenge 2/14 L 68-79 at Purdue 2/2 W 99-81 at Minnesota 12/7 W 79-52 Illinois State 8 2/19 W 71-64 Indiana 2/4 W 64-63 at #13 Iowa 12/15 L 75-82 at #19 Texas 1994-95 2/21 L 64-82 #8 Ohio State 2/9 W 73-62 at Wisconsin 12/18 W 95-67 Loyola (Ill.) Head Coach: Don Perrelli 2/26 L 66-76 at Michigan State 2/11 W 80-45 Illinois-Chicago 1/10 L 67-85 at Ohio State Overall Record: 14-14 2/28 W 70-63 at Michigan 2/16 W 55-54 Michigan State 1/12 W 70-54 at Indiana Big Ten: 9-8 (4th) 3/4 W 83-57 at Wisconsin 2/18 L 68-70 Michigan (OT) 1/17 W 83-57 Michigan 11/15 L 79-87 at #17 Washington j 3/10 L 66-76 #2 Iowa 2/25 W 66-62 at #15 Purdue 1/19 L 69-71 Michigan State 11/25 W 64-55 at UW-Milwaukee 3/12 W 68-57 Minnesota 2/26 W 57-55 at Illinois 1/24 L 60-80 at #12 Purdue 11/29 L 55-74 at Bradley j Roger L. White Invitational 3/2 L 43-64 #11 Iowa 1/26 L 58-70 at Illinois 12/2 W 79-47 Hartford 8 8 Game later forfeited by UCI 3/4 W 77-42 Minnesota 1/31 L 89-91 at Wisconsin 12/3 L 48-62 Louisville 8 3/8 W 67-61 at Indiana 2/7 W 85-71 Minnesota 12/9 L 53-75 #22 Seton Hall 1988-89 3/10 W 84-78 at Ohio State 2/9 L 72-90 #7 Iowa 12/11 W 71-54 Boston College Head Coach: Don Perrelli 3/17 L 67-76 #17 South Carolina v 2/14 L 66-68 at Michigan State 12/14 L 72-83 at DePaul Overall Record: 11-17 2/16 W 74-72 at Michigan 12/18 W 78-64 at #12 Kansas Big Ten: 6-12 (T-6th) j Roger L. White Invitational 2/21 W 75-61 Illinois 12/20 L 80-92 at Marquette 11/26 L 71-81 Bowling Green v NCAA Tournament 2/23 W 72-70 #14 Purdue 12/28 L 54-74 at Minnesota 11/29 L 63-75 Notre Dame 2/25 W 95-75 at Northern Illinois 1/3 W 76-57 Illinois j 12/2 W 107-77 Brigham Young 1990-91 2/28 W 91-80 #22 Wisconsin 1/8 L 55-74 at Michigan j 12/3 L 82-94 #6 Stanford Head Coach: Don Perrelli 3/6 L 65-73 at #8 Iowa 1/13 L 72-81 at #12 Penn State 12/6 W 83-78 Northern Illinois Overall Record: 21-9 3/8 W 99-67 at Minnesota 1/15 W 73-70 at Ohio State 12/10 W 81-74 at Loyola (Ill.) Big Ten: 12-6 (4th) 3/12 W 75-66 Indiana 1/20 W 67-61 Michigan State 12/19 W 61-44 at Manhattan 11/30 W 74-52 Syracuse j 3/14 W 84-66 Ohio State 1/22 W 58-57 at Iowa 12/21 L 78-95 at #20 St. Joseph’s 12/1 W 70-63 #24 USC j 1/27 W 80-67 Indiana 12/22 L 67-69 at La Salle 12/8 W 82-48 at Loyola (Ill.) j Auburn Dial Classic, Auburn, Ala. 1/29 L 77-78 #22 Purdue 1/6 L 68-85 at Ohio State 12/13 L 44-64 #5 Auburn 8 Roger L. White Invitational 2/3 L 56-63 at Wisconsin 1/8 L 68-89 at Indiana 12/15 W 91-86 at Vanderbilt 22 2/5 L 63-86 at Michigan State 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2/10 W 65-52 Ohio State 11/21 L 83-88 vs. #16 W. Kentucky j 2/6 L 56-74 at #10/9 Purdue 2/12 L 62-86 #13 Penn State 11/23 L 70-81 Marquette j Roger L. White Invitational 2/9 W 67-38 Michigan (RV/RV) 2/14 W 89-77 at Northern Illinois 11/25 L 58-82 at #22 Western Kentucky o Big Ten Postseason Tournament 2/13 L 61-64 #17/18 Minnesota 2/17 W 69-62 Michigan 11/29 L 70-73 at SW Missouri St.8 2/20 W 50-46 Indiana 2/24 W 71-62 Illinois 12/5 W 81-51 Eastern Illinois 8 2000-01 2/27 L 58-60 at Illinois (--/RV) 2/26 W 74-58 Minnesota 12/6 L 79-82 St. Bonaventure (OT) 8 Head Coach: June Olkowski 3/2 L 43-75 at Michigan State (RV/--) 3/4 L 75-77 Indiana v 12/16 W 72-62 at SW Texas State Overall Record: 4-23 3/6 L 58-70 vs. Iowa • 12/18 L 86-89 at Texas Big Ten: 0-16 (11th) j Preseason NIT 1/2 L 69-77 Michigan 11/20 W 77-63 at Northern Illinois j Rutgers Coca-Cola Classic 8 Roger L. White Invitational 1/4 L 63-88 at Indiana 11/24 W 56-48 Miami (Fla.) 8 Roger L. White Invitational v v Big Ten Postseason Tournament 1/7 W 87-66 at Loyola (Ill.) 11/27 L 59-78 Drake Denver Classic 1/9 L 58-65 at Iowa 12/1 W 77-71 #11 Penn (OT)j • Big Ten Postseason Tournament 1995-96 1/11 L 64-81 at Ohio State 12/2 L 74-84 UNLVj Head Coach: Don Perrelli 1/13 L 64-81 #24 Purdue 12/10 L 58-88 at Creighton 2003-04 Overall Record: 23-11 1/16 L 65-70 #14 Wisconsin 12/12 L 66-91 at DePaul Head Coach: June Olkowski Big Ten: 8-8 (T-6th) 1/18 W 84-65 Minnesota 12/15 L 77-91 at Long Beach State Overall Record: 8-20 j 11/24 W 84-74 Washington 1/23 L 60-70 at #6 Illinois 12/17 L 59-72 at UC-Santa Barbara Big Ten: 1-15 (11th) j 11/25 W 82-78 South Carolina 1/25 L 65-76 at Michigan State 12/21 W 86-74 Eastern Illinois 11/21 W 59-41 Creighton 11/28 W 82-61 at Loyola (Ill.) 1/30 L 70-77 Penn State 12/28 L 61-95 at Iowa 11/23 L 60-67 at Kentucky 8 12/1 W 84-44 Pennsylvania 2/1 L 64-95 at #20 Wisconsin 1/4 L 54-92 at #10 Penn State 11/26 W 49-47 at Dayton 8 12/2 W 78-42 Kentucky 2/6 W 76-60 Ohio State 1/7 L 61-66 Ohio State 12/1 L 57-82 DePaul (RV/RV) j 12/10 W 83-62 Kansas 2/8 L 72-79 Iowa 1/9 L 65-88 Illinois 12/5 W 56-52 Drexel j 12/13 W 77-74 #25 DePaul (OT) 2/10 W 72-67 DePaul 1/14 L 37-94 at Purdue 12/6 L 61-70 Eastern Michigan v 12/17 W 84-76 SW Missouri St. 2/13 W 81-59 Indiana 1/18 L 41-83 Michigan 12/16 W 60-57 West Virginia v 12/18 W 86-77 Kansas St. (OT) 2/15 L 64-70 at Michigan (OT) 1/21 L 47-79 at Minnesota 12/18 W 78-77 at UIC (3OT) v 12/19 L 73-78 So. Methodist 2/17 W 75-60 Northern Illinois 1/25 L 52-92 Iowa 12/20 W 56-41 at Southern Illinois 8 12/29 W 95-83 at Illinois 2/20 L 67-79 at Purdue 1/28 L 59-74 at Michigan 12/28 L 45-63 at Loyola Marymount 8 12/31 W 84-71 Minnesota 2/27 L 76-97 vs. Penn State v 2/1 L 35-70 at #25 Wisconsin 12/29 W 58-45 vs. Hampton 1/3 W 70-49 Marquette 2/4 L 62-65 #16 Penn State 1/4 L 43-62 Michigan 1/7 W 88-65 Michigan j Preseason NIT 2/8 L 45-65 at Illinois 1/8 L 40-72 #6/6 Minnesota 1/12 W 77-69 #5 Penn State 8 Roger L. White Invitational 2/11 L 54-70 #20 Wisconsin 1/11 L 35-77 #22/20 Ohio State 1/14 W 78-75 Ohio State v Big Ten Postseason Tournament 2/15 L 68-77 Michigan State 1/15 L 41-71 at #9/10 Purdue 1/19 L 90-94 at Michigan State 2/21 L 41-61 at Ohio State 1/18 L 55-58 at Indiana (OT) 1/21 L 51-64 #9 Iowa 1998-99 2/25 L 52-69 Indiana 1/22 L 57-67 #20/20 Michigan St. (OT) 1/26 L 86-95 at Indiana Head Coach: Don Perrelli 3/1 L 60-75 vs. Illinois 8 1/25 L 53-69 at Wisconsin 1/28 L 71-89 at #21 Purdue Overall Record: 12-16 1/29 L 61-76 Iowa 2/2 L 68-69 #10 Wisconsin Big Ten: 5-11 (9th) j Roger L. White Invitational 2/1 L 51-64 at #5/6 Penn State 2/4 L 59-60 Michigan State 11/15 L 68-73 at New Mexico 8 Big Ten Postseason Tournament 2/5 L 52-76 Illinois 2/6 W 70-50 at Illinois-Chicago 11/18 L 89-101 UC-Santa Barbara 2/8 L 46-70 at Michigan State 2/9 L 68-105 at Ohio State 11/20 W 62-61 at DePaul 2001-02 2/12 W 48-36 Indiana 2/11 L 62-78 at #12 Penn State 11/25 W 74-60 at Northern Illinois Head Coach: June Olkowski 2/15 L 45-80 #5/5 Purdue 2/16 W 90-79 at Michigan 12/1 W 88-53 Loyola (Ill.) Overall Record: 4-24 2/19 L 46-57 at Ohio State (RV/RV) 2/20 W 74-58 Northern Illinois 12/4 W 94-59 Ohio j Big Ten: 0-16 (11th) 2/22 L 46-73 at #11/12 Minnesota 2/23 W 75-68 Illinois 12/5 W 65-59 W. Kentuckyj 11/18 L 68-63 Northern Illinois 2/26 L 55-73 at Michigan 2/25 W 73-49 at Minnesota 12/15 L 77-92 at Stanford 11/21 L 86-69 at Miami (Fla.) 3/4 L 47-68 vs. #18/17 Minnesota v 3/1 W 89-79 Michigan o 12/17 L 76-88 at California 11/23 L 71-53 at Fla. Internationalj 3/2 L 70-85 #11 Penn State o 12/30 W 68-66 at Indiana 11/24 L 58-53 vs. Monmouth j j Roger L. White Invitational 8 3/21 W 93-71 Illinois State • 1/1 W 78-58 at UW-Milwaukee 11/27 L 67-50 DePaul Marina del Rey Marriott Classic v Big Ten Postseason Tournament 3/22 W 79-75 Louisiana State • 1/5 L 64-73 Michigan State 11/30 W 61-42 Hofstra 8 3/23 L 63-79 Arizona • 1/10 L 55-74 Illinois 12/01 L 67-58 Houston 8 2004-05 1/12 L 46-76 at #3 Purdue 12/5 W 66-58 Denver Head Coach: Beth Combs j Wake Forest Invitational 1/15 L 68-70 Minnesota 12/8 L 71-61 #5 Iowa State 8 Overall Record: 5-25 Roger L. White Invitational 1/17 W 48-41 #17 Ohio State 12/16 W 68-44 at Eastern Illinois v San Juan Shootout Big Ten: 2-14 (10th) o Big Ten Postseason Tournament 1/22 L 61-80 at Wisconsin 12/18 W 54-39 Long Beach State 11/19 L 77-65 at Creighton (RV/--) • National Women’s Invitational Tournament 1/24 L 54-64 Michigan 12/22 L 74-47 Iowa 11/22 L 89-55 at West Virginia (--/RV) 1/27 L 60-93 at #21 Penn State 12/30 L 68-53 at Illinois 11/24 W 64-60 Western Michigan 1996-97 1/31 W 66-53 at Minnesota 1/3 L 77-65 #10 Purdue 11/27 L 118-49 at #17/16 DePaul Head Coach: Don Perrelli 2/5 W 76-73 at Illinois 1/6 L 77-51 at Ohio State 12/1 L 70-63 Kentucky Overall Record: 17-11 2/7 L 63-92 #18 Penn State 1/10 L 82-68 at Iowa 12/3 L 78-56 RV/#24 Houston v Big Ten: 9-7 (T-4th) 2/12 L 69-81 at Michigan State 1/13 L 70-65 #5 Wisconsin 12/5 L 76-55 Virginia v 11/23 W 101-69 Illinois-Chicago 2/14 L 69-86 at Iowa 1/20 L 87-73 Illinois 12/14 L 71-64 at UW-Milwaukee 11/27 W 92-81 at Marquette 2/19 W 79-68 Indiana 1/24 L 84-49 at Penn State 12/16 L 68-55 at Florida International 12/4 L 67-77 at DePaul 2/21 L 62-71 Purdue 1/27 L 75-58 at Michigan State 12/20 W 66-58 Northern Iowa • 8 12/6 W 82-38 Morgan State j 2/26 W 75-71 vs. Iowa 1/31 L 77-47 Penn State 12/21 L 72-64 Charlotte (RV/RV) • 8 12/7 W 78-74 Kent State j 2/27 L 56-79 vs. #1 Purdue 2/3 L 74-67 at Michigan 12/22 W 69-66 Towson • 12/15 W 67-64 at Seton Hall 2/10 L 86-78 #18 Minnesota j 12/30 L 62-44 at #12/12 Minnesota 12/19 W 84-61 at St. John’s Roger L. White Invitational 2/14 L 80-47 at #25 Wisconsin 8 Big Ten Postseason Tournament 1/2 L 62-60 Wisconsin 12/29 L 79-93 at Purdue 2/17 L 87-69 Ohio State 1/6 W 66-59 Michigan 2/21 L 63-59 Michigan 1/1 L 54-73 at #11 Vanderbilt 1999-2000 1/9 L 65-73 Illinois 1/3 L 90-97 at Michigan 2/24 L 74-52 at Indiana 1/13 L 53-42 at Indiana Head Coach: June Olkowski 2/28 L 60-58 vs. Wisconsin v 1/5 W 81-78 Indiana Overall Record: 7-21 1/16 L 81-76 at #21/22 Iowa 1/7 W 95-58 Loyola (Ill.) Big Ten: 3-13 (t10th) j 1/23 L 71-59 at #3/4 Ohio State 1/10 L 61-73 Iowa FIU Thanksgiving Classic 11/19 W 68-57 Northen Illinois 8 Roger L. White Invitational 1/27 W 59-48 #22/23 Penn State 1/12 W 96-83 Ohio State 11/21 L 54-65 Wisconsin-Milwaukee v Big Ten Postseason Tournament 1/30 L 68-65 RV/#24 Purdue 1/17 L 67-77 at #20 Wisconsin 11/30 L 32-67 at #13 Iowa State 2/3 L 101-40 at #10/10 Michigan State 1/19 W 91-84 at Minnesota 12/3 W 55-38 Princeton j 2002-03 2/10 L 60-40 Iowa (RV/RV) 1/24 L 79-80 Illinois 12/4 L 62-75 Miami (Ohio) j Head Coach: June Olkowski 2/13 L 54-53 Indiana 1/26 L 77-87 Michigan State 12/13 L 42-74 DePaul Overall Record: 8-20 2/16 L 68-33 at Illinois 1/31 W 68-65 at Penn State 12/16 L 50-66 at Maine Big Ten: 3-13 (t10th) 2/20 L 83-56 at #24/RV Penn State 2/2 W 93-62 #16 Wisconsin 12/19 L 55-86 at Boston College 11/22 L 53-58 Ilinois-Chicago 2/23 L 70-63 at Wisconsin 2/7 W 74-62 at Ohio State 12/21 L 53-64 Creighton 11/24 L 35-68 at Drake (--/RV) 2/27 L 70-62 #15/15 Minnesota 2/9 L 56-80 at Iowa 12/29 W 76-73 at Loyola (Ill.) 11/30 W 68-65 vs. Richmond j 3/3 L 66-43 Illinois 8 2/14 W 88-75 at Indiana 1/2 L 49-114 at #8 Penn State 12/01 L 50-62 at Rutgers (--/RV) 2/16 W 104-65 Michigan 1/6 W 58-55 Michigan State 12/06 W 54-44 Yale 8 • San Juan Shootout v Roger L. White Invitational 2/18 W 97-78 at Northern Illinois 1/9 W 53-52 Iowa 12/07 W 57-43 Alabama-Birmingham 8 8 Big Ten Postseason Tournament 2/21 W 64-55 Purdue 1/12 L 60-74 Wisconsin 12/14 W 75-62 Southern Illinois 8 3/1 L 63-73 Iowa 1/16 L 53-77 at Indiana 12/17 L 49-56 Dayton v 3/15 L 46-61 #18 George Washington 1/20 W 50-44 at Minnesota 12/20 W 76-66 vs. Morehead St. v 1/23 L 65-82 #13 Illinois 12/21 L 53-66 at Denver v j Roger L. White Invitational 8 Big Ten Postseason Tournament 1/26 L 62-63 Indiana 12/31 L 49-82 at Ohio State (RV/RV) v NCAA Tournament 1/30 L 31-70 at #17 Purdue 1/2 W 52-46 Michigan State 2/3 L 52-84 at Michigan State 1/4 L 51-70 at RV/#24 DePaul 1997-98 2/6 L 57-64 #17 Purdue 1/9 L 52-62 at Indiana Head Coach: Don Perrelli 2/10 L 58-87 at Illinois 1/12 L 63-79 #17/16 Penn State Overall Record: 10-21 2/13 L 35-61 at Ohio State 1/16 L 60-72 at Iowa Big Ten: 3-13 (10th) 2/17 L 67-76 Minnesota (OT) 1/19 L 42-63 #23/RV Ohio State 11/14 W 83-69 S. Illinois j 2/20 L 34-66 #6 Penn State 1/23 L 50-65 at Michigan (RV/RV) 11/16 W 70-66 Clemson j 2/27 L 46-70 Michigan 1/26 L 50-76 #12/11 Purdue 11/20 L 60-106 at #6 Connecticut j 3/2 W 68-59 Iowa o 1/30 L 49-66 Wisconsin 3/3 L 39-72 #22 Michigan o 2/2 L 56-67 at #15/14 Minnesota 23 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2005-06 2/10 L 68-48 at Minnesota (--RV) 11/18 W 61-54 at Western Kentucky (--/RV) 2/07 L 50-55 Nebraska (RV/RV) Head Coach: Beth Combs 2/14 L 47-40 Michigan 11/21 W 75-73 Chicago State 2/10 L 52-59 Ohio State Overall Record: 6-22 2/18 L 79-65 Wisconsin 11/26 W 78-57 at St. Mary’s (CA) o 2/17 W 70-63 at Minnesota Big Ten: 2-14 (10th) 2/21 L 65-40 at Michigan State (RV/--) 11/27 W 65-64 vs. BYU o 2/20 L 45-54 at Michigan State (RV/--) 11/19 W 93-77 Creighton 2/24 W 70-58 Penn State 12/1 L 67-63 at Georgia Tech (RV/--)t 2/23 W 54-52 Wisconsin 11/22 L 87-64 at Missouri 2/28 L 68-42 at Iowa (RV/RV) 12/5 W 79-68 Missouri 2/28 L 50-55 at Michigan 11/26 W 81-78 Illinois-Chicago 3/2 L 74-50 at #18/22 Ohio State 12/11 W 92-84 Central Michigan 3/03 L 45-62 Iowa 11/30 L 57-51 at Valparaiso 3/6 L 74-52 vs. Indiana 9 12/13 L 76-72 at #22/25 DePaul 3/07 L 55-60 Iowa v 12/2 W 79-73 Miami (Ohio)j 12/15 W 68-59 Northern Illinois 12/3 L 95-53 St. John’s j 2 Big Ten/ACC Challenge 12/19 W 88-70 Northern Arizona t Big Ten/ACC Challenge 12/10 L 80-50 Nebraska 3 WSF Classic, Albuquerque, N.M. 12/22 W 70-60 Toledo o New York Life Holiday Invitational; Hempstead, N.Y. 7 v 12/14 L 90-72 Western Michigan Roger and Mildred White Invitational, Evanston, Ill. 12/30 L 71-69 at Indiana Big Ten Tournament,Hoffman Estates, Ill. 9 Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 12/17 W 77-60 Saint Mary’s 1/2 W 76-64 Purdue (--/RV) 2013-14 12/22 L 78-58 #14/14 DePaul 2008-09 1/6 L 80-68 Penn State Head Coach: Joe McKeown 8 12/29 L 69-54 Minnesota Head Coach: Joe McKeown 1/9 W 69-66 (OT) at Illinois Overall Record: 17-16 1/1 L 74-45 at Wisconsin Overall Record: 7-23 1/13 W 64-53 #24/24 Ohio State Big Ten: 5-11 (T-8th) 1/5 L 82-54 #10/10 Ohio State Big Ten: 3-15 (10th) 1/16 L 54-43 at Purdue 11/10 W 79-63 UIC 1/8 L 64-55 at Illinois 11/9 L 76-69 at Chicago State 1/20 L 76-67 Michigan 11/13 W 64-33 Chicago State 1/12 L 69-56 Indiana 11/17 L 57-52 Kansas State (RV/RV) 1/27 L 63-58 at Minnesota 11/17 W 57-53 UNLV 1/15 L 80-48 Iowa 11/20 W 68-60 Houston Baptist 1/30 L 62-50 Wisconsin 11/20 W 74-57 Hofstra 1/18 L 81-73 UW Milwaukee 11/23 L 60-44 at Arkansas (RV/--) 2/3 W 80-79 Illinois 11/24 L 51-65 at #17/17 California 1/22 L 91-48 Penn State 11/29 W 71-54 Western Illinois 7 2/6 W 74-68 at Ohio State 11/27 W 66-64 Lafayette 1/26 W 77-57 at #16/-- Michigan 11/30 L 69-63 Missouri 7 2/10 L 62-41 at Wisconsin 12/1 W 82-79 #25/25 DePaul 1/29 L 71-63 at #8/8 Purdue 2/13 L 86-75 Iowa 12/2 L 55-54 Marquette (RV/--) 12/5 L 61-76 N.C. State t 2/2 L 79-59 #17/17 Michigan State 12/4 L 78-75 (OT) at Clemson 3 2/17 L 74-60 at #11/10 Michigan State 12/14 W 90-57 at Loyola 2/5 W 58-56 Wisconsin 12/14 L 60-51 at DePaul (RV/RV) 2/20 W 62-55 Minnesota 12/16 W 84-54 Oral Roberts 2/9 L 76-61 at Iowa 12/16 W 68-62 Texas Southern 2/27 L 66-56 at (RV/RV) Penn State 12/21 W 72-61 IUPUI 2/12 L 60-46 at Indiana 3/3 W 53-44 Minnesota v 12/20 L 81-57 at Indiana 12/28 L 67-70 v. Indiana State o 2/16 L 60-59 Illinois 3/4 L 56-25 #11/11 Michigan State v 12/22 W 67-65 North Dakota 12/29 W 73-46 v. Northeastern o l 2/23 L 72-64 at Penn State 12/28 L 66-54 at Michigan 3/17 W 89-63 Creighton 1/2 L 65-66 at #18/15 Nebraska l 2/26 L 70-33 at #22/21 Minnesota 12/31 L 68-59 #17/17 Ohio State 3/20 L 70-72 Alabama 1/9 W 71-68 #21/20 Purdue v 3/2 L 60-49 vs. Illinois 1/4 W 49-46 Wisconsin (RV/RV) o Hilton Concord Thanksgiving Classic, Morga, Calif. 1/12 L 59-95 at Minnesota 1/8 L 64-52 at Michigan State t Big Ten/ACC Challenge 1/15 L 74-76 Illinois j Roger L. White Invitational v 1/11 L 67-57 (OT) Purdue (--/RV) Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 1/18 W 74-58 Wisconsin 8 Played at Loyola-Chicago l WNIT v Big Ten Postseason Tournament 1/18 L 74-46 at Iowa 1/23 L 65-90 at #22/20 Purdue 1/22 L 74-54 Michigan State 1/26 W 63-59 #21/18 Nebraska 1/25 L 43-40 at Minnesota (RV/RV) 2011-12 1/30 W 58-52 at Indiana 2006-07 Head Coach: Joe McKeown Head Coach: Beth Combs 1/29 L 45-44 Illinois 2/2 L 75-79 #12/13 Penn State 2/1 L 70-44 at Purdue Overall Record: 14-16 2/6 L 68-70 Michigan (RV/--) Overall Record: 8-22 Big Ten: 4-12 (11th) Big Ten: 2-14 (11th) 2/5 W 60-57 Michigan 2/10 L 84-90 at Iowa (RV/--) 2/12 L 60-46 at Illinois 11/11 W 69-60 Central Michigan 2/15 L 64-82 Minnesota 11/10 W 64-46 Valparaiso 11/15 W 71-57 Western Kentucky 11/12 W 78-60 at Loyola (Chicago) 2/15 L 81-55 at #18/13 Ohio State 2/20 L 73-82 at #9/11 Penn State 2/19 L 85-67 Indiana 11/17 W 69-62 Illinois State 2/23 L 62-71 at Ohio State 11/17 W 80-51 at Miami (Ohio) 11/22 W 45-44 at #20/23LSU 11/24 L 80-51 vs. Mississippi 8 2/23 W 62-53 Minnesota 2/27 L 44-75 #21/RV Michigan State 2/26 L 65-50 at Penn State 11/27 L 88-72 #23/20 DePaul 3/2 W 77-73 (OT) at Wisconsin 11/25 W 59-34 vs. Gardner-Webb 8 11/30 W 76-59 North Carolina State t 3/1 L 86-79 Iowa 3/6 L 77-86 Ohio State v 11/29 W 72-57 Illinois-Chicago 12/03 W 74-70 at Missouri s 3/5 L 60-51 Wisconsin 9 3/20 W 69-65 Ball State l 12/1 W 67-53 Princeton j 12/10 W 72-67 at Loyola 3/23 W 88-52 IUPUI l 12/2 L 70-54 Northern Illinois j 12/14 W 87-74 Morgan State 7 Roger and Mildred White Invitational, Evanston, Ill. 3/27 L 65-66 at Indiana l 12/10 L 78-59 Missouri (RV/--) 3 Big Ten/ACC Challenge 12/18 W 79-49 at UNLV o 12/13 L 74-66 at DePaul 9 Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 12/19 L 64-45 Kansas State o t Big Ten/ACC Challenge 12/16 L 73-58 at Nebraska (RV/RV) 12/20 W 68-55 North Dakota State o o Tulane/DoubleTree Classic (New Orleans) 12/18 L 82-68 Georgia Tech 2009-10 12/27 L 75-56 Toledo v Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis. l 12/20 L 80-69 at Utah Head Coach: Joe McKeown 12/30 L 86-55 at Iowa WNIT 12/28 L 93-72 at Wisconsin Overall Record: 18-15 1/05 L 68-60 Minnesota 1/4 L 85-53 at Penn State Big Ten: 7-11 (T-8th) 1/08 W 69-61 at Indiana 2014-15 1/7 L 63-61 Iowa 11/13 W 73-64 at Toledo 1/12 L 82-72 at #11/13 Ohio State Head Coach: Joe McKeown 1/11 L 65-63 Minnesota 11/20 W 68-37 SIU-Edwardsville 1/16 W 59-58 Illinois Overall Record: 23-8 1/14 L 70-42 at#6/8 Ohio State 11/22 W 78-58 IPFW 1/19 L 58-48 Michigan (--/RV) Big Ten: 12-6 (T-4th) 1/18 L 73-41 #12/14 Purdue 11/24 W 59-55 #15/21 DePaul 1/22 L 75-55 at Wisconsin 11/14 W 102-48 at Chicago State 1/21 L 74-50 Wisconsin 11/27 L 54-50 College of Charleston o 1/26 L 80-70 #13/17 Purdue 11/16 W 62-36 Hampton 1/25 L 72-30 at #12/13 Purdue 11/28 W 61-39 Penn o 1/29 W 68-61 Indiana 11/21 W 72-54 Kent State 1/28 L 77-49 at Illinois 12/3 L 69-68 Clemson t 2/02 L 79-68 at Michigan 11/26 W 61-40 UIC 2/1 L 66-42 #5/6 Ohio State 12/6 W 60-58 Purdue (RV/--) 2/09 L 72-58 at Michigan State 11/29 W 97-91 (2OT) at #18/18 DePaul t 2/8 L 55-48 at RV/#24 Michigan State 12/13 W 53-50 at Kansas State 2/12 L 77-63 #18/21 Penn State 12/4 W 70-45 at Virginia Tech 2/11 W 64-61 Penn State 12/17 W 67-55 Arkansas 2/16 W 63-51 #16/21 Nebraska 12/7 W 70-33 Loyola 2/15 L 68-63 at Michigan State 12/19 W 85-64 Chicago State 2/20 L 69-57 at Illinois 12/15 W 62-43 Gonzaga 2/18 W 63-54 #24/24 Michigan 12/22 W 85-58 Loyola (Chicago) 2/23 L 70-63 Iowa 12/17 W 88-84 at UNLV o 2/22 L 83-59 at Indiana 12/28 W 63-59 at Michigan (RV/RV) 2/26 L 76-57 Michigan State 12/20 W 92-44 v. Eastern Illinois o 3/1 L 60-43 vs. Minnesota v 12/31 L 86-60 #6/6 Ohio State 3/01 L 88-56 #24/24 Nebraska v 12/21 L 88-75 at Arizona State 1/3 L 88-68 Penn State 12/28 W 61-57 at #20/22 Michigan State 8 Junkanoo Jam, Freeport, Bahamas 1/7 L 73-65 at Minnesota t Big Ten/ACC Challenge 1/1 W 68-46 Wisconsin j Roger L. White Invitational s 1/10 L 53-42 at Purdue Big Ten/Big 12 Challenge 1/4 L 73-64 at Ohio State v Big Ten Postseason Tournament o Duel in the Desert (Las Vegas) 1/17 W 61-60 Minnesota 1/11 W 77-70 Michigan State v Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 1/14 L 83-70 at #22/20 Iowa 2007-08 1/21 L 61-55 at Indiana 1/24 L 78-69 at Iowa (RV/--) 1/17 L 73-66 Michigan Head Coach: Beth Combs 2012-13 1/22 W 68-67 at Illinois Overall Record: 5-26 1/28 L 56-52 Michigan State (RV/RV) Head Coach: Joe McKeown 1/31 W 68-62 at Wisconsin (RV/RV) 1/25 L 76-75 at Penn State Big Ten: 1-17 (11th) Overall Record: 13-17 1/29 L 102-99 #20/17 Iowa 11/9 W 76-70 (OT) vs. Dayton 3 2/4 W 64-60 Michigan Big Ten: 5-11 (10th) 2/11 L 81-50 at Illinois 2/1 W 70-49 Minnesota (RV/--) 11/10 L 64-61 vs. W. Michigan 3 11/9 W 79-69 Tennessee-Martin 2/5 W 75-69 at Indiana 11/11 L 67-38 at New Mexico (--/RV) 3 2/14 L 68-55 at Michigan State (RV/--) 11/11 W 82-72 Central Michigan 2/18 W 78-73 (OT) Indiana 2/8 W 64-58 Illinois 11/14 L 53-45 at Illinois-Chicago 11/19 W 61-45 Howard 2/11 W 73-65 (OT) at Purdue 11/21 L 55-46 at Georgia Tech (RV/RV) 2/21 W 72-66 Iowa 11/21 W 83-75 Yale 2/25 L 78-47 at #10/12 Ohio State 2/14 W 63-62 at Michigan 11/25 W 63-47 Loyola (Chicago) 11/25 W 80-53 Loyola-Chicago 2/18 W 59-51 #21/20 Nebraska 11/28 L 45-60 Wake Forest (RV/RV) 2 2/28 L 58-48 Illinois 11/28 W 67-63 at Boston College t 3/4 L 67-54 Michigan v 2/22 W 86-83 (OT) at Wisconsin 11/30 W 52-48 Central Michigan 7 12/2 L 61-89 at DePaul 2/26 W 80-60 #20/18 Rutgers 3/18 W 79-72 Duquesne l 12/1 L 73-66 Boston College 7 12/7 L 46-64 at Illinois State 3/1 L 69-48 #5/5 Maryland 3/22 W 66-62 at St. Bonaventure l 12/9 L 37-60 Bowling Green 12/6 L 66-51 Seton Hall 3/6 W 62-57 #23/22 Rutgers v 3/25 L 65-44 at Michigan l 12/17 L 65-71 #9/11 California 12/17 W 65-63 at Marquette (--/RV) 3/7 L 74-63 #4/3 Maryland v o 12/20 L 102-64 #15/14 DePaul 12/22 W 73-69 Ole Miss 3/20 L 57-55 Arkansas @ 12/23 L 54-63 at Hofstra o 12/27 L 58-44 Illinois o Doubletree White Invitational; Evanston, Ill. 12/31 W 82-38 Chicago State 12/31 L 84-53 Indiana t Big Ten/ACC Challenge 1/6 L 54-42 at Michigan v Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 1/03 L 69-73 at #9/9 Penn State t Big Ten/ACC Challenge o 1/10 L 72-53 at Penn State (RV/RV) l WNIT (locations indicated) 1/06 L 64-68 at Indiana ASU Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) 1/10 L 47-65 Illinois v Big Ten Tournament, Hoffman Estates, Ill. 1/13 L 77-55 #19/19 Ohio State @ NCAA Tournament 1/17 L 74-62 Michigan State (RV/--) 2010-11 1/17 L 53-67 #25/RV Michigan 1/20 L 52-38 at Purdue Head Coach: Joe McKeown 1/20 W 62-58 at Illinois ** Rankings from 2002-2014 taken from Associated Press/USA 1/27 L 75-45 at Wisconsin Overall Record: 19-14 1/24 L 73-77 at #15/13 Purdue Today Coaches Polls at time of the game 1/31 L 70-55 Iowa Big Ten: 6-10 (8th) 1/28 L 53-39 Indiana *** Rankings from before 2002-03 season taken from Associ- 2/3 L 62-53 Purdue 11/12 W 66-37 Dartmouth 1/31 L 62-67 Michigan State (RV/--) ated Press Poll at the time of the game 24 2/7 L 74-58 at Indiana 11/14 W 71-62 Louisiana State 2/03 W 67-65 at #24/25 Iowa 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2015-16 Head Coach: Joe McKeown Overall Record:18-17 Big Ten: 4-14 11/19 Idaho State W, 72-36 11/22 W. Michigan W, 86-62 11/26 vs. E Washington ! W, 74-70 11/27 vs. Creighton ! W, 75-52 11/28 vs. East Carolina ! W, 78-75 12/2 at North Carolina # W, 85-72 12/6 Milwaukee W, 69-44 12/13 at Loyola W, 81-72 12/15 Alcorn State & W, 91-47 12/19 No. 16 DePaul L, 77-64 12/22 UMKC W, 80-38 12/31 at Penn State L, 79-72 1/3 Nebraska * W, 86-62 1/7 Purdue L, 85-71 1/10 at No. 23 Michigan State * L, 74-51 1/14 No. 5 Ohio State * W, 86-82 1/17 at No. 7 Maryland * L, 80-62 1/20 at Minnesota * L, 95-92 1/24 Indiana * L, 91-84 1/28 at No. 7 Ohio State * L, 76-73 1/31 Iowa * L, 79-64 2/4 at Illinois * W, 69-59 2/7 Minnesota * L, 112, 106 (2OT) 2/10 at Rutgers * L, 61-59 2/14 No. 5Maryland * L, 79-70 2/17 Penn State L, 73-54 2/20 at Wisconsin * W, 71-53 2/23 Michigan * L, 70-65 2/28 at Nebraska * L, 76-67 3/2 Wisconsin (B1G Tourn.) W, 76-72 3/3 Minnesota (B1G Tourn.) W, 84-74 3/4 Indiana (B1G Tourn.) W, 79-73 3/5 Maryland (B1G Tourn.) L, 83-62 3/17 San Diego @ L, 69-65

# - Big Ten/ACC Challenge & - Field Trip Day ! - Lonestar Classic (Austin, Texas) * Big Ten Conference game @ WNIT (First Round)

25 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL WILDCAT GREATS

ANUCHA BROWNE • 1985 Kodak, Street & Smith and Women’s Sports • One of the Big Ten’s all-time leading scorers (2,307 Federation All-American pts.) • Set NCAA record by scoring 30 or more points in six- • Two-time Big Ten Player of the Year straight games • Three-time All-Big Ten performer • Two-time Wade Trophy Player of the Year finalist • Northwestern N-Club Hall of Fame Member • Naismith Trophy Player of the Year finalist • Big Ten Centennial Team BROWNE’S CAREER STATS Year G-GS FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb Avg Pts Avg ‘81-82 29-7 136-266 .511 74-116 .638 174 6.0 346 11.9 ‘82-83 27-27 221-396 .558 110-170 .647 249 9.2 552 20.4 ‘83-84 26-26 221-481 .459 112-179 .651 271 10.4 554 21.3 ‘84-85 28-28 341-666 .512 173-254 .681 257 9.2 855 30.5 Totals 110-88 919-1809 .508 469-719 .652 951 8.6 2307 21.0

KELLY COLE • Two-time All Big Ten performer • Academic All Big Ten in 1990 • Member of 1990 Big Ten Champion Team • Ranks in NU’s top 10 all-time career records in free throw percentage (7th) and in assists (8th)

COLE’S CAREER STATS Year G-GS FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb Avg Pts Avg ‘86-87 29-0 44-94 .468 15-20 .750 48 1.7 103 3.6 ‘87-88 27-27 140-301 .465 62-79 .785 94 3.6 352 13.0 ‘88-89 6-5 33-79 .418 11-15 .733 20 3.3 82 13.7 ‘89-90 29-29 116-281 .413 56-68 .824 86 3.0 302 10.4 ‘90-91 30-29 115-269 .428 44-52 .846 115 3.8 292 9.7 Totals 121-90 448-1024 .438 188-234 .803 366 3.0 1131 9.3

KRISTINA DIVJAK • 1998 Kodak All-District • Academic All Big Ten in 1997, 1998, 2000 • 1998 Kodak All-America (HM) • Eighth on career scoring list • 1998 Street & Smith All-America (HM) in 1998 • First in career free throw percentage • Women’s Basketball News Service All-Freshman • Second in career three-point field goals Team (3rd) in 1996 • Third in career three-point percentage • All Big Ten in 1997 and 1998 DIVJAK’S CAREER STATS Year G-GS FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb Avg Pts Avg ‘95-96 34-19 132-283 .466 31-40 .775 140 4.1 345 10.1 ‘96-97 28-28 178-394 .452 93-112 .830 169 6.0 529 18.9 ‘97-98 31-31 243-546 .445 116-136 .853 188 6.1 684 22.1 ‘98-99 4-4 18-61 .295 24-28 .857 25 6.3 66 16.5 ‘99-00 7-0 7-22 .318 0-0 .000 6 0.9 16 2.3 Totals 104-82 578-1306 .443 264-316 .835 528 5.1 1640 15.8

MAUREEN HOLOHAN • Only NU player to score 1,600 points, grab 600 • Recorded seven double-double games in 1994-95 rebounds, have 300 assists and record 200 steals. • Ranks fifth on NU’s career points total list (1,699) • Led team in points, rebounds, assists and steals in and 10th on three-point field goals list (115). 1994-95 • Member of NU’s Athletic Hall of Fame • Three-time All-Big Ten Conference selection. • First-team SportsChannel All-Big Ten Team HOLOHAN’S CAREER STATS Year G-GS FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct Reb Avg Pts Avg ‘91-92 27-23 132-282 .468 31-80 .388 77-122 .631 129 4.8 372 13.8 ‘92-93 29-29 187-372 .502 34-85 .400 77-141 .546 146 5.0 485 16.7 ‘93-94 27-27 164-335 .490 31-75 .413 67-137 .489 179 6.6 426 15.8 ‘94-95 28-28 173-374 .463 19-86 .221 51-96 .531 229 8.2 416 14.9 Totals 111-107 656-1363 .482 115-326 .353 272-496 .548 683 6.1 1699 15.3 26 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL WILDCAT GREATS

AMY JAESCHKE • Four-time All-Big Ten honoree, including first-team • NU’s career leader in blocks (357) selection in 2010 & 2011 • Second on NU’s all-time scoring list (1,976) and in • Associated Press All-American in 2010 rebounds (933) • Led NU in scoring, rebounding and blocks every year • 2011 Big Ten All-Defensive Team she was in Evanston • Drafted by the Chicago Sky in the 2011 WNBA Draft JAESCHKE’S CAREER STATS Year G-GS FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct Reb Avg Pts Avg ‘07-08 22-20 129-306 .422 4-12 .333 34-49 .694 150 6.8 296 13.5 ‘08-09 30-30 167-390 .428 2-25 .080 80-128 .625 247 8.2 416 13.9 ‘09-10 33-33 223-491 .454 9-39 .231 104-138 .754 239 7.2 559 16.9 ‘10-11 33-33 274-555 .494 16-52 .308 141-181 .779 297 9.0 705 21.4 Totals 118-116 793-1742 .455 31-128 .242 359-496 .724 933 7.9 1976 16.7

NANCY KENNELLY • Ranks in the top 10 on the Big Ten’s all-time (223) and games played (116) career assist list with 892 • Two-time All-Big Ten selection • Turned in the best assist season in Big Ten his- tory with an 8.7 average her senior year • Is on NU’s top 10 list in free throws (385), steals

KENNELLY’S CAREER STATS Year G-GS FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct Ast. Stls Pts Avg ‘88-89 28-24 61-161 .379 7-15 .467 55-76 .724 173 52 184 6.6 ‘89-90 29-29 87-161 .455 2-8 .250 117-146 .801 215 61 293 10.1 ‘90-91 30-30 113-252 .455 30-72 .417 107-146 .733 252 65 363 12.1 ‘91-92 Sat out season with injury ‘92-93 29-29 72-161 .447 13-37 .351 106-142 .746 252 45 263 9.1 Totals 116-112 333-765 .435 52-132 .394 385-510 .755 892 223 1,103 9.5

MICHELE RATAY • Associated Press All-America (HM) in 1997 • First in three-point field goals with 244 • CoSIDA Academic All-America in 1997 • Fifth in free-throw percentage with .811 • All-Big Ten in 1996 and 1997 • Academic All-Big Ten in 1994, 95, 96, 97 • Third on the career scoring list with 1,798 RATAY’S CAREER STATS Year G-GS FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct Reb Avg Pts Avg ‘92-93 3-0 3-8 .375 2-5 .400 0-0 .000 4 1.3 8 2.7 ‘93-94 27-25 88-247 .356 37-106 .349 67-84 .798 101 3.7 280 10.4 ‘94-95 28-26 114-290 .393 41-117 .350 131-168 .780 145 5.2 400 14.3 ‘95-96 34-34 193-447 .432 85-207 .411 108-137 .788 157 4.6 579 17.0 ‘96-97 28-28 158-389 .406 79-194 .407 136-156 .872 167 6.0 531 19.0 Totals 120-113 556-1381 .403 244-629 .388 442-545 .811 574 4.8 1798 15.0

MICHELE SAVAGE • Averaged 25.2 points in Big Ten games in 1991 second team • Holds top 10 Northwestern honors in points • Three-time All-Big Ten selection (1,688), field goal percentage (.606), rebounds • Three-time Kodak All-District (681), and steals (200) • 1991 Street & Smith All-American • Named to the Big Ten Centennial • Member of NU’s Athletic Hall of Fame

SAVAGE’S CAREER STATS Year G-GS FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb Avg Pts Avg ‘88-89 9-5 52-97 .536 32-42 .762 59 6.6 136 15.1 ‘89-90 27-25 178-273 .652 91-130 .700 222 8.2 447 16.6 ‘90-91 27-27 217-369 .588 135-170 .794 189 7.0 569 21.1 ‘91-92 27-27 206-339 .608 124-147 .844 211 7.8 536 19.9 Totals 90-84 653-1078 .606 382-489 .781 681 7.6 1688 18.8 27 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME VS. BIG TEN OPPONENTS

ILLINOIS 1/28/07 L, 49-77 (A) 2/14/97 W, 88-75 (A) 2/4/90 W, 64-63 (A) MICHIGAN 3/2/90 L, 43-64 (H) 1976 L, 30-52 (A) 12/27/07 L, 44-58 (H) 1/4/98 L, 63-88 (A) 1976 L, 50-92 (A) 2/13/98 W, 81-59 (H) 2/5/91 L, 60-64 (H) 2/4/77 W, 65-63 (H) 1/29/09 L, 45-44 (H) 3/7/91 L, 58-67 (A) 2/25/78 W, 85-74 (A) 2/12/09 L, 60-46 (A) 12/30/98 W, 68-66 (A) 2/2/78 W, 80-60 (A) 2/19/99 W, 79-68 (H) 2/9/92 L, 72-90 (H) 1/18/79 W, 81-72 (H) 2/11/10 L, 81-50 (A) 3/6/92 L, 65-73 (A) 12/2/78 W, 84-65 (H) 2/28/10 L, 58-48 (H) 1/16/00 L, 53-77 (A) 2/2/80 W, 85-74 (A) 3/2/79 W, 67-56 (N) 1/26/00 L, 62-63 (H) 1/17/93 L, 55-60 (H) 1/9/11 W, 69-66 (OT/A) 2/12/93 L, 62-68 (A) 1/10/81 W, 66-46 (H) 2/8/80 W, 71-53 (N) 2/3/11 W, 80-79 (H) 2/25/01 L, 52-69 (H) 2/13/81 W, 82-80 (H) 2/23/80 W, 90-73 (A) 1/16/94 L, 59-67 (A) 1/16/12 W, 59-58 (H) 2/24/02 L, 52-74 (A) 2/11/94 W, 55-47 (H) 3/2/82 W, 82-66 (A) 2/7/81 W, 71-60 (H) 2/20/12 L, 57-69 (A) 1/9/03 L, 52-62 (H) 1/22/95 W, 58-57 (A) 1/7/83 W, 94-70 (A) 2/2/82 W, 95-90 (OT/A) 1/10/13 L, 47-65 (H) 2/20/03 W 50-46 (H) 3/12/83 W, 94-65 (H) 1/20/13 W, 62-58 (A) 1/21/96 L, 51-64 (H) 2/6/83 W, 91-67 (A) 1/18/04 L, 55-58 (OT/A) 1/6/84 W, 69-51 (H) 2/7/83 W, 93-80 (H) 1/15/14 L, 74-76 (H) 2/12/04 W, 48-36 (H) 1/10/97 L, 61-73 (H) 3/10/84 W, 62-60 (A) 2/9/97 L, 56-80 (A) 2/5/84 W, 66-61 (A) 1/22/15 W, 68-67 (A) 3/1/97 L, 63-73 (N) 2/1/85 W, 77-56 (A) 2/10/84 W, 61-53 (H) 2/8/15 W, 64-58 (H) 1/13/05 L, 42-53 (A) 3/3/85 W, 71-65 (H) 2/13/05 L, 53-54 (H) 1/9/98 L, 58-65 (A) 1/20/85 L, 65-67 (A) 2/4/16 W, 69-59 (A) 2/8/98 L, 72-79 (H) 1/31/86 W, 85-74 (H) 2/15/85 W, 81-68 (H) 1/12/06 L, 56-69 (H) 3/2/86 L, 66-80 (A) NU leads, 38-34 2/12/06 L, 46-60 (A) 2/14/99 L, 69-86 (A) 1/19/86 W, 75-6 (H)1 2/26/99 W, 75-71 (N) 1/23/87 W, 86-57 (A) 2/14/86 L, 64-72 (A) INDIANA 2/22/07 L, 59-83 (A) 2/22/87 W, 77-49 (H) 1/9/00 W, 53-52 (H) 1/11/87 L, 69-78 (A) 1/15/77 W, 66-59 (H) 12/31/07 L, 84-53 (H) 3/2/00 W, 68-59 (N) 1/29/88 L, 64-66 (H) 2/6/87 W, 71-58 (H) 2/12/77 L, 52-54 (N) 2/7/08 L, 74-58 (A) 2/28/88 W, 70-63 (A) 3/6/08 L, 74-52 (N) 12/28/00 L, 61-95 (A) 1/17/88 W, 71-51 (H) 1/7/78 W, 63-62 (A) 1/25/01 L, 52-92 (H) 1/20/89 W, 58-51 (H) 2/12/88 W, 72-59 (H) 2/10/78 L, 59-61 (N) 12/20/08 L, 81-57 (A) 2/19/89 L, 70-75 (A) 2/19/09 L, 85-67 (H) 12/22/01 L, 47-74 (H) 1/29/89 L, 73-81 (A) 2/24/79 W, 70-57 (H) 1/10/02 L, 68-82 (A) 1/19/90 W, 92-62 (A) 2/24/89 L, 65-72 (H) 1/21/10 L, 61-55 (A) 2/18/90 L, 68-70 (OT)(H) 1/19/80 L, 54-58 (A) 2/18/10 W, 78-73 (OT/H) 1/16/03 L, 60-72 (A) 1/28/90 W, 71-48 (H) 3/6/03 L, 58-70 (N) 1/11/91 W, 88-61 (A) 2/26/90 W, 57-55 (A) 2/6/81 W, 74-58 (H) 12/30/10 L, 69-71 (A) 2/10/91 W, 91-62 (H) 2/14/81 W, 78-77 (N) 1/29/04 L, 61-76 (H) 1/27/91 W, 85-74 (H) 1/8/12 W, 69-61 (A) 1/17/92 W, 83-57 (H) 2/19/91 W, 91-82 (A) 2/3/82 W, 70-59 (A) 1/29/12 W, 68-61 (H) 1/16/05 L, 76-81 (A) 2/16/92 W, 74-72 (A) 2/14/82 W, 61-55 (N) 2/10/05 L, 40-60 (H) 1/26/92 L, 58-70 (A) 1/6/13 L, 64-68 (A) 3/6/93 W, 98-58 (A) 2/21/92 W, 75-61 (H) 1/28/83 L, 51-59 (A) 1/28/13 W, 53-39 (H) 1/15/06 L, 48-80 (H) 2/20/83 L, 77-83 (2OT/H) 2/9/06 L, 61-76 (A) 3/6/94 W, 82-70 (H) 1/20/93 W, 85-76 (A) 1/30/14 W, 58-52 (A) 2/17/93 W, 80-76 (H) 1/27/84 L, 57-66 (H) 3/27/14 L, 65-66 (A) 1/7/07 L, 61-63 (H) 1/8/95 L, 55-74 (A) 2/19/84 L, 77-89 (A) 2/17/95 W, 69-62 (H) 1/19/94 W, 78-70 (H) 2/5/15 W, 75-69 (A) 1/31/08 L, 55-70 (H) 2/16/94 W, 76-65 (A) 1/11/85 W, 62-54 (H) 2/28/08 L, 42-68 (A) 1/7/96 W, 88-65 (H) 2/10/85 W, 67-57 (A) 1/24/16 L, 91-84 (H) 2/16/96 W, 90-79 (A) 1/3/95 W, 76-57 (H) 3/4/16 W, 79-73 (N) 1/18/09 L, 74-46 (A) 3/1/96 W, 89-79 (N) 2/24/95 W, 71-62 (H) 1/10/86 L, 64-80 (A) IU leads, 38-35 3/1/09 L, 86-79 (H) 2/14/86 L, 65-73 (H) 1/3/97 L, 90-97 (A) 12/29/95 W, 95-83 (A) 1/24/10 L, 78-69 (A) 2/16/97 W, 104-65 (H) 2/23/96 W, 75-68 (H) 1/18/87 W, 62-58 (OT/H) IOWA 2/21/10 W, 72-66 (H) 2/13/87 W, 58-57 (A) 1/2/98 L, 69-77 (H) 1/24/97 L, 79-80 (H) 2/9/80 W, 69-66 (N) 2/13/11 L, 75-86 (H) 2/15/98 L, 64-70 (OT)(A) 1/24/88 L, 39-63 (A) 1/23/98 L, 60-70 (A) 2/19/88 W, 71-64 (H) 2/21/81 W, 85-63 (H) 12/30/11 L, 55-86 (A) 1/24/99 L, 54-64 (H) 2/23/12 L, 63-70 (H) 1/10/99 L, 55-74 (H) 1/8/89 L, 68-89 (A) 12/6/81 W, 92-80 (A) 2/27/00 L, 46-70 (H) 2/5/99 W, 76-73 (A) 3/9/89 W, 64-61 (H) 2/3/13 W, 67-65 (A) 3/3/00 L, 39-72 (N) 1/16/83 W, 71-56 (A) 3/3/13 L, 45-62 (H) 1/23/00 L, 65-82 (H) 1/7/90 W, 75-53 (H) 3/4/83 W, 81-54 (H) 3/7/13 L, 55-60 (N) 1/18/01 L, 41-83 (H) 2/10/00 L, 58-87 (A) 3/8/90 W, 67-61 (A) 1/28/01 L, 59-74 (A) 1/13/84 W, 59-51 (H) 2/10/14 L, 84-90 (A) 1/9/01 L, 65-88 (H) 2/3/91 L, 61-74 (A) 3/2/84 L, 61-72 (A) 2/3/02 L, 67-74 (A) 2/8/01 L, 45-65 (A) 3/1/91 W, 87-71 (H) 1/14/15 L, 83-70 (A) 2/21/02 L, 59-63 (H) 3/1/01 L, 60-75 (N) 1/25/85 L, 51-70 (H) 1/29/15 L, 102-99 (H) 1/12/92 W, 70-54 (A) 2/24/85 L, 61-71 (A) 1/23/03 L, 50-65 (A) 12/30/01 L, 53-68 (A) 3/12/92 W, 75-66 (H) 1/31/16 L, 79-64 (H) 2/9/03 W, 67-38 (H) 1/20/02 L, 73-87 (H) 1/24/86 L, 58-72 (A) Iowa leads 52-14 1/31/93 W, 77-58 (A) 2/23/86 L, 66-69 (OT)(H) 1/4/04 L, 43-62 (H) 2/27/03 L, 58-60 (A) 2/26/93 W, 77-65 (H) 2/26/04 L, 55-73 (A) 1/4/87 L, 61-72 (H) MARYLAND 2/5/04 L, 52-76 (H) 1/30/94 L, 76-84 (H) 3/5/87 L, 53-70 (A) 3/1/15 L, 69-48 (H) 1/6/05 W, 66-59 (H) 2/25/94 L, 66-77 (A) 1/29/15 L, 74-63 (N) 1/9/05 L, 65-73 (H) 1/10/88 L, 43-81 (A) 1/26/06 W, 77-57 (A) 2/16/05 L, 33-68 (A) 1/27/95 W, 80-67 (H) 3/10/88 L, 66-76 (H) 1/17/16 L, 80-62 (A) 3/3/05 L, 43-66 (N) 3/4/95 L, 75-77 (N) 2/14/16 L, 79-70 (H) 1/8/06 L, 55-64 (A) 2/5/89 L, 53-63 (H) 3/5/16 L, 83-62 (N) 2/16/06 L, 59-60 (H) 1/26/96 L, 86-95 (A) UM leads ,5-0 3/2/06 L, 49-60 (N) 3/3/89 L, 46-77 (A) 28 1/5/97 W, 81-78 (H) 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME VS BIG TEN OPPONENTS

2/18/07 W, 54-63 (H) 1/25/98 L, 65-76 (A) 2/2/90 W, 99-81 (A) 12/10/05 L, 80-50 (H) 1/23/05 L, 35-77 (A) 1/6/08 L, 42-54 (A) 3/4/90 W, 77-42 (H) 2/14/08 L, 40-47 (H) 1/5/99 L, 64-73 (H) 12/16/06 L, 73-58 (A) 1/5/06 L, 82-54 (H) 2/12/99 L, 69-81 (A) 1/4/91 W, 90-49 (H) 12/28/08 L, 66-54 (A) 3/9/91 W, 87-78 (A) 2/16/12 W, 63-51 (H) 1/14/07 L, 70-42(A) 2/5/08 W, 60-57 (H) 1/6/00 W, 58-55 (H) 3/1/12 L, 55-86 (N) 2/1/07 L, 66-42 (H) 2/3/00 L, 52-84 (A) 2/7/92 W, 85-71 (H) 12/28/09 W, 63-59 (A) 3/8/92 W, 99-67 (A) 2/7/13 L, 50-55 (H) 1/13/08 L, 77-55 (H) 2/4/10 W, 64-60 (H) 2/15/01 L, 77-68 (H) 3/2/08 L, 74-50 (A) 3/4/10 L,67-54 (N) 2/7/93 W, 76-68 (H) 1/2/14 L, 65-66 (A) 3/25/10 L, 65-44 (N) 1/27/02 L, 58-75 (A) 2/14/93 L, 70-72 (A) 1/26/14 W, 63-59 (H) 12/31/08 L, 68-59 (H) 1/20/11 L, 67-76 (H) 2/15/09 L, 81-55 (A) 1/2/03 W, 52-46 (H) 2/6/94 L, 74-84 (A) 2/18/15 W, 59-51 (H) 1/19/12 L, 48-59 (H) 3/2/03 L, 43-75 (A) 2/13/94 W, 89-63 (H) 12/31/09 L, 86-60 (H) 2/02/12 L, 68-79 (A) 1/3/16 W, 85-62 (H) 2/25/10 L, 78-47 (A) 1/22/04 L, 57-67 (OT)(H) 12/28/94 L, 54-74 (A) 2/28/16 L, 76-67 (A) 1/17/13 L, 53-67 (H) 2/8/04 L, 46-70 (A) 2/26/95 W, 74-58 (H) 1/13/11 W, 64-53 (H) 2/28/13 L, 50-55 (A) NEB leads 8-5 2/6/11 W, 74-68 (A) 2/3/05 L, 40-101 (A) 12/31/95 W, 84-71 (H) 2/6/14 L, 68-70 (H) 2/25/96 W, 73-49 (A) 1/12/12 L, 82-72 (A) 2/2/06 L, 59-79 (H) OHIO STATE 1/17/15 L, 73-66 (H) 1/19/97 W, 91-84 (H) 2/10/13 L, 52-59 (H) 2/14/15 W, 63-62 (A) 2/8/07 L, 48-55 (A) 3/7/80 W, 62-49 (N) 2/15/07 L, 63-68 (A) 1/18/98 W, 84-65 (H) 2/23/14 L, 62-71 (A) 2/23/16 L, 70-65 (H) 2/13/82 L, 68-69 (N) 3/6/14 L, 77-86 (N) NU leads 38-31 1/17/08 L, 62-74 (H) 1/15/99 L, 68-70 (H) 2/21/08 L, 40-65 (A) 1/31/99 W, 66-53 (A) 1/30/83 L, 59-89 (A) 1/4/15 W, 73-64 (A) 2/18/83 W, 88-70 (H) MICHIGAN STATE 1/8/09 L, 64-52 (A) 1/20/00 W, 50-44 (A) 1/14/16 W, 86-82 (H) 1/22/09 L, 74-54 (H) 2/17/00 L, 67-76 (OT)(H) 1/29/84 L, 76-90 (H) 1/28/16 L, 76-73 (A) 2/12/77 L, 58-68 (N) 2/17/84 L, 71-84 (A) 1/28/10 L, 56-52 (H) 1/21/01 L, 47-79 (A) OSU leads 43-18 1/13/78 W, 76-75 (H) 2/14/10 L, 68-55 (A) 1/13/85 L, 58-80 (H) 2/10/02 L, 78-86 (H) 2/8/85 L, 67-87 (A) PENN STATE 2/3/79 L, 75-78 (A) 2/17/11 L, 60-74 (A) 1/12/86 L, 70-82 (A) 2/10/79 W, 75-66 (H) 3/4/11 L, 25-56 H) 2/2/03 L, 56-67 (A) 1980 L, 74-79 2/13/03 L, 61-64 (H) 2/7/86 L, 71-73 (OT)(H) 1/12/80 W, 78-67 (H) 2/9/12 L, 58-72 (A) 1983 W, 84-75 2/26/12 L, 57-76 (H) 1/8/04 L, 40-72 (H) 1/16/87 L, 66-80 (H) 2/15/87 L, 62-89 (A) 1/9/82 W, 73-45 (H) 2/22/04 L, 46-73 (A) 1/10/93 L, 63-75 (A) 1/31/13 L, 62-67 (H) 3/4/04 L, 47-68 (N) 3/13/93 W, 99-84 (H) 1/9/83 W, 73-70 (A) 2/20/13 L, 45-54 (A) 1/22/88 L, 50-63 (A) 2/21/88 L, 64-82 (H) 3/10/83 W, 90-75 (H) 12/30/04 L, 44-62 (A) 1/6/94 L, 63-80 (H) 2/27/14 L, 44-75 (H) 2/27/05 L, 62-70 (H) 3/12/94 L, 71-98 (A) 1/8/84 W, 64-55 (H) 1/6/89 L, 68-85 (A) 3/11/89 L, 70-79 (H) 3/8/84 L, 66-83 (A) 12/28/14 W, 61-57 (A) 12/29/05 L, 54-69 (N) 1/13/95 L, 72-81 (A) 1/11/15 W, 77-70 (H) 2/26/06 L, 33-70 (A) 2/12/95 L, 62-86 (H) 2/3/85 W, 77-59 (A) 1/5/90 W, 64-57 (H) 3/10/90 W, 84-78 (A) 3/1/85 W, 92-71 (H) 1/10/16 L, 74-51 (A) 1/11/07 L, 63-65 (H) 1/12/96 W, 77-69 (H) MSU leads 42-24 3/1/07 L, 43-60 (N) 2/1/91 W, 85-65 (A) 2/11/96 L, 62-78 (A) 2/2/86 L, 72-80 (H) 3/2/96 L, 70-85 (H) 2/28/86 W, 70-68 (A) MINNESOTA 2/10/08 L, 48-68 (A) 3/3/91 W, 71-55 (H) 1/31/96 W, 68-65 (A) 1/28/87 W, 63-62 (A) 1/25/09 L, 43-40 (A) 1/10/92 L, 67-85 (A) 2/11/77 W, 73-68 (H) 3/14/92 W, 84-66 (H) 2/20/87 W, 64-50 (H) 2/23/09 W, 62-53 (H) 1/30/98 L, 70-77 (H) 2/9/79 W, 78-63 (N) 2/27/98 L, 76-97 (N) 1/31/88 W, 59-51 (H) 1/7/10 L, 65-73 (A) 3/11/93 L, 66-76 (H) 2/26/88 L, 66-76 (A) 1/17/10 W, 61-60 (H) 2/10/80 W, 86-72 (N) 3/10/94 W, 79-70 (H) 1/27/99 L, 60-93 (A) 2/7/99 L, 63-92 (H) 1/22/89 L, 55-56 (H) 1/31/81 L, 83-87 (A) 1/27/11 L, 58-63 (A) 2/17/89 L, 41-58 (A) 2/20/11 W, 62-55 (H) 1/15/95 W, 73-70 (A) 2/15/81 L, 73-79 (H) 2/10/95 W, 65-52 (H) 1/2/00 L, 49-114 (A) 3/3/11 W, 53-44 (N) 2/20/00 L, 34-66 (H) 1/21/90 W, 71-59 (A) 1/30/82 L, 63-71 (H) 2/16/90 W, 55-54 (H) 1/5/12 L, 60-68 (H) 1/14/96 W, 78-75 (H) 2/9/96 L, 68-105 (A) 1/4/01 L, 54-92 (A) 1/23/83 W, 72-67 (H) 2/4/01 L, 62-65 (H) 1/13/91 L, 73-82 (A) 2/25/83 W, 97-92 (A) 2/17/13 W, 70-63 (A) 2/8/91 W, 73-59 (H) 1/12/97 W, 96-83 (H) 2/7/97 W, 74-62 (A) 1/24/02 L, 49-84 (A) 1/22/84 W, 82-73 (A) 1/12/14 L, 59-94 (A) 1/31/02 L, 47-77 (H) 1/19/92 L, 69-71 (H) 2/24/84 W, 74-68 (H) 2/15/14 L, 64-82 (H) 2/14/92 L, 66-68 (A) 1/11/98 L, 64-81 (A) 2/6/98 W, 76-60 (H) 1/12/03 L, 63-79 (H) 1/27/85 W, 80-74 (H) 2/1/15 W, 70-49 (H) 2/5/93 W, 78-58 (H) 2/22/85 L, 70-82 (A) 2/1/04 L, 51-64 (A) 3/5/93 W, 109-103 (A) 1/20/16 L, 95-92 (A) 2/13/99 W, 48-41 (A) 2/7/26 L, 112-106 (H) 1/26/86 L, 70-75 (A) 1/7/00 L, 35-61 (H) 1/27/05 W, 59-48 (H) 2/4/94 L, 63-65 (A) 2/21/86 W, 77-66 (H) 3/3/16 W, 79-73 (N) 2/20/05 L, 56-83 (A) 3/4/94 W, 69-52 (H) NU leads 36-33 1/6/01 L, 61-66 (A) 1/2/87 W, 88-48 (H) 2/17/01 L, 41-61 (H) 1/22/06 L, 48-91 (H) 1/20/95 W, 67-61 (H) 3/7/87 W, 79-48 (A) NEBRASKA 2/23/06 L, 64-72 (A) 2/5/95 L, 63-86 (A) 12/31/02 L, 77-51 (A) 1/8/88 L, 77-82 (A) 11/29/80 L, 65-64 (A) 1/19/03 L, 87-69 (H) 1/4/07 L, 53-85 (A) 1/19/96 L, 90-94 (A) 3/12/88 W, 68-57 (H) 2/11/07 W, 64-61 (H) 2/4/96 L, 59-60 (H) 2/27/82 W, 89-64 (H) 1/11/04 L, 49-82 (H) 2/3/89 W, 69-60 (H) 2/19/04 L, 42-63 (A) 1/10/08 L, 53-72 (A) 1/26/97 L, 77-87 (H) 3/5/89 W, 89-86 (A) 12/5/92 L, 83-7 1(N) 2/24/08 W, 70-58 (H) 29 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME VS. BIG TEN OPPONENTS

1/12/99 L, 46-76 (A) 1/6/85 W, 76-58 (A) 2/26/09 L, 65-50 (A) 2/21/99 L, 62-71 (H) 3/9/85 L, 86-89 (H/OT) 2/27/99 L, 56-79 (H) 1/3/10 L, 88-68 (H) 1/5/86 W, 68-64 (H) 1/30/00 L, 31-70 (A) 3/8/86 W, 87-72 (A) 1/6/11 L, 68-80 (H) 2/6/00 L, 57-64 (A) 2/27/11 L, 56-66 (A) 1/30/87 W, 72-53 (A) 1/14/01 L, 37-94 (A) 2/27/87 W, 73-50 (H) 2/12/12 L, 63-77 (H) 1/3/02 L, 65-7 7 (H) 2/25/88 W, 70-55 (H) 1/3/13 L, 69-73 (A) 3/4/88 W, 83-57 (A) 1/26/03 L, 58-76 H) 2/2/14 L, 75-79 (H) 2/6/03 L, 56-74 (A) 1/13/89 W, 62-59 (A) 2/20/14 L, 73-82 (A) 2/10/89 W, 66-63 (H) 1/15/04 L, 41-71 (A) 1/25/15 L, 76-75 2/15/04 L, 45-80 (H) 1/12/90 W, 72-57 (H) 2/9/90 W, 73-62 (A) 12/31/15 L, 79-72 (A) 1/30/05 L, 65-68 (H) 2/17/26 L, 73-54 1/18/91 W, 86-85 (A) 1/29/06 L, 63-71 (A) 2/15/91 W, 93-72 (H) PSU leads 36-7 1/18/07 L, 41-73 (H) 1/31/92 L, 89-91 (A) PURDUE 1/25/07 L, 30-72 (A) 2/28/92 W, 91-80 (H)

2/20/76 L, 36-62 1/20/08 L, 38-52 (A) 1/24/93 W, 82-65 (H) 2/3/08 L, 53-62 (H) 2/19/93 W, 103-90 (A) 1/18/77 W, 76-54 (A) 1/11/09 L, 67-57 (OT) (H) 1/23/94 W, 101-85 (A) 12/7/77 W, 77-62 (H) 2/1/09 L, 70-44 (A) 2/18/94 W, 79-54 (H)

1/25/79 W, 93-64 (A) 12/6/09 W, 60-58 (H) 2/3/95 L, 56-63 (A) 2/8/79 W, 75-52 (H) 1/10/10 L, 53-42 (A) 2/2/96 L, 68-69 (H)

2/14/80 W, 71-40 (H) 1/2/11 W, 76-64 (H) 1/17/97 L, 67-77 (A) 1/16/11 L, 43-54 (A) 2/2/97 W, 93-62 (H) 2/17/81 L, 68-82 (A) 1/26/12 L, 70-80 (H) 1/16/98 L, 65-70 (H) 2/19/82 W, 75-57 (H) 2/1/98 L, 64-95 (A) 1/24/13 L, 73-77 (A) 2/4/83 W, 91-66 (H) 1/22/99 L, 61-80 (A) 2/13/83 W, 87-76 (A) 1/9/14 W, 71-68 (H) 1/23/14 L, 65-90 (A) 1/12/00 L, 60-74 (H) 2/3/84 W, 79-59 (A) 2/12/84 W, 89-65 (H) 2/11/15 W, 73-65 (A/OT) 2/1 /01 L, 35-70 (A) 2/11/01 L, 54-70 (H) 1/18/85 L, 70-72 (A) 1/7/16 L, 85-71 (H) 2/17/85 W, 79-63 (H) 1/13/02 L, 65-70 (H) Purdue leads 46-21 2/14/02 L, 47-80 (A) 1/17/86 L, 72-80 (H) 2/28/02 L, 58-60 (N) 2/16/86 L, 67-70 (A) RUTGERS 1/30/03 L, 49-66 (H) 1/9/87 L, 66-76 (A) 2/8/87 W, 77-75 (H/OT) 12/16/78 L, 76-85 (A) 1/25/04 L, 53-69 (A)

1/15/88 L, 64-69 (H) 12/1/02 L, 50-62 (A) 1/2/05 L, 60-62 (H) 2/14/88 L, 68-79 (A) 2/23/05 L, 63-70 (A) 2/26/15 W, 80-60 (H) 1/27/89 L, 64-76 (A) 3/6/15 W, 62-57 (N) 1/1/06 L, 45-74 (A) 2/26/89 L, 70-72 (H) 2/5/06 W, 58-56 (H) 2/10/16 L, 61-59 (A) 1/26/90 L, 70-79 (H) RU leads, 3-2 12/28/06 L, 72-93 (A) 2/25/90 W, 66-62 (A) 1/21/07 L, 50-74 (H)

1/25/91 L, 55-64 (H) WISCONSIN 1/27/08 L, 45-75 (A) 2/24/91 L, 78-93 (A) 2/18/08 L, 65-79 (H) 1/22/77 W, 80-69 (A) 1/24/92 L, 60-80 (A) 1/4/09 W, 49-46 (H) 2/23/92 W, 72-70 (H) 1/28/78 W, 67-61 (H) 3/5/09 L, 60-51 (N)

1/29/93 W, 73-62 (A) 2/21/79 W, 67-62 (A) 1/31/10 W, 68-62 (A) 2/28/93 W, 70-62 (H) 1/23/80 W, 79-52 (A) 1/30/11 L, 50-62 (H) 1/28/94 L, 66-77 (H) 2/10/11 L, 41-62 (A) 2/27/94 L, 61-76 (A) 12/13/80 W, 77-70 (A) 1/22/12 L, 55-75 (A) 1/29/95 L, 77-78 (H) 2/25/81 W, 82-75 (A) 2/23/13 W, 54-52 (H) 1/28/96 L, 71-89 (A) 2/12/82 W, 62-52 (H) 2/20/82 W, 82-66 (H) 1/18/14 W, 74-58 (H) 12/29/96 W, 64-55 (A) 3/2/14 W, 77-73, OT (A) 2/21/97 L, 79-93 (H) 1/21/83 L, 54-57 (H) 2/27/83 L, 72-81 (A) 1/1/15 W, 68-46 (H) 1/13/98 L, 64-81 (H) 2/22/15 W, 86-83, OT (A) 2/20/98 L, 67-79 (A) 1/20/84 L, 70-80 (A) 2/26/84 L, 54-57 (H) 2/20/16 W, 71-53 (A) 30 NU leads, 36-31 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS School W L First Meeting Last Meeting Alabama 1 1 1985-86 2010-11 Alabama-Birmingham 1 0 2002-03 2002-03 School W L First Meeting Last Meeting Alcorn State 1 0 2015-16 2015-16 Missouri 2 3 2005-06 2011-12 Arkansas 1 3 1990-91 2014-15 Missouri-Kansas City 1 0 2015-16 2015-16 Arizona 0 1 1995-96 1995-96 Monmouth 0 1 2001-02 2001-02 Arizona State 0 1 2014-15 2014-15 Morehead State 1 0 2002-03 2002-03 Auburn 1 3 1982-83 1991-92 Morgan State 2 0 1996-97 2011-12 Ball State 1 0 2013-14 2013-14 Nebraska 5 8 1980-81 2015-16 Boston College 3 2 1993-94 2012-13 New Mexico 0 2 1998-99 2007-08 Bowling Green 2 2 1985-86 2012-13 North Carolina 1 1 1993-94 2015-16 Bradley 2 2 1985-86 1994-95 North Carolina A&T 1 0 1980-81 1980-81 Brigham Young 3 0 1988-89 2010-11 North Carolina State 1 2 1981-82 2013-14 Brown 1 1 1975-76 1986-87 North Dakota 1 0 2008-09 2008-09 California 1 4 1980-81 2013-14 North Dakota State 1 0 2011-12 2011-12 Creighton 1 0 2010-11 2010-11 North Park 1 0 1976-77 1976-77 UC Irvine 0 1 1987-88 1987-88 Northeastern 4 0 1975-76 2013-14 UC Barbara 0 2 1998-99 2000-01 Northeastern Illinois 2 0 1984-85 1985-86 Central Michigan 5 0 1976-77 2012-13 Northern Arizona 1 0 2010-11 2010-11 College of Charleston 0 1 2009-10 2009-10 Northern Illinois 19 5 1975-76 2010-11 Charlotte 0 1 2004-05 2004-05 Northern Iowa 1 0 2004-05 2004-05 Chicago 1 1 1975-76 1976-77 Notre Dame 2 3 1975-76 1988-89 Chicago State 6 2 1975-76 2014-15 Oakland 1 0 1975-76 1975-76 Clemson 1 2 1997-98 2009-10 Oberlin 1 0 1975-76 1975-76 Connecticut 0 1 1997-98 1997-98 Ohio 2 0 1989-90 1998-99 Creighton 3 3 1999-00 2015-16 Ohio State 18 43 1979-80 2015-16 Dartmouth 1 0 2010-11 2010-11 Old Dominion 0 2 1979-80 1984-85 Dayton 4 2 1979-80 2007-08 Oral Roberts 1 0 2013-14 2013-14 Denver 1 1 2001-02 2002-03 Oregon 1 1 1989-90 1991-92 DePaul 15 17 1975-76 2015-16 Oregon State 2 0 1989-90 1990-91 Detroit-Mercy 4 2 1978-79 1981-82 Pennsylvania 3 0 1995-96 2009-10 Drake 1 2 1986-87 2002-03 Penn State 7 39 1979-80 2015-16 Drexel 1 0 2003-04 2003-04 Pittsburgh 1 2 1978-79 1980-81 Duquesne 1 0 2009-10 2009-10 Portland State 1 0 1989-90 1989-90 East Carolina 2 1 1980-81 2015-16 Princeton 2 0 1999-00 2006-07 Eastern Illinois 11 0 1976-77 2014-15 Purdue 21 46 1975-76 2015-16 Eastern Michigan 2 2 1977-78 2003-04 Queens 0 1 1980-81 1980-81 Eastern Washington 1 0 2015-16 2015-16 Richmond 1 0 2002-03 2002-03 Elmhurst 2 0 1975-76 1976-77 Rutgers 2 3 1978-79 2015-16 Fairfield 1 0 1985-86 1985-86 St. Bonaventure 0 1 1997-98 1997-98 Florida International 0 2 2001-02 2004-05 St. Francis 1 0 1977-78 1977-78 Gardner-Webb 1 0 2006-07 2006-07 St. John’s 3 1 1984-85 2005-06 George Washington 0 1 1996-97 1996-97 St. Joseph’s 0 1 1988-89 1988-89 Georgia 0 1 1990-91 1990-91 St. Mary’s 3 0 1992-93 2010-11 Georgia Tech 1 3 1992-93 2010-11 St. Peter’s 1 0 1982-83 1982-83 Gonzaga 1 0 2014-15 2014-15 San Diego 1 1 1987-88 2015-16 Hampton 2 0 2003-04 2014-15 San Francisco 0 1 1982-83 1982-83 Hartford 1 0 1994-95 1994-95 Seton Hall 3 2 1982-83 2007-08 Harvard 1 0 1981-82 1981-82 Simpson 1 0 1977-78 1977-78 Hofstra 2 1 2001-02 2013-14 South Carolina 1 2 1979-80 1995-96 Houston 0 2 2001-02 2004-05 Southern California 1 2 1982-83 1991-92 Howard 2 0 2012-13 2015-16 So. Connecticut St. 1 0 1978-79 1978-79 Houston Baptist 1 0 2008-09 2008-09 Southern Illinois 9 1 1976-77 2003-04 Holy Cross 2 0 1991-92 1993-94 SIU-Edwardsville 1 0 2009-10 2009-10 Idaho State 1 0 2015-16 2015-16 Southern Methodist 0 1 1995-96 1995-96 Illinois 38 34 1975-76 2015-16 Southwest Missouri St. 1 1 1995-96 1997-98 Illinois-Chicago 18 6 1975-76 2014-15 Southwest Texas St. 1 0 1997-98 1997-98 Illinois State 9 6 1976-77 2012-13 St. Bonaventure 1 0 2009-10 2009-10 Indiana 34 38 1976-77 2015-16 Stanford 0 3 1982-83 1998-99 Indiana-Purdue Fort Wayne 1 0 2009-10 2009-10 Stephen F. Austin 0 1 1980-81 1980-81 Indiana State 0 1 2013-14 2013-14 Syracuse 1 0 1990-91 1990-91 Iona 1 0 1985-86 1985-86 Tennessee 0 3 1986-87 1992-93 Iowa 14 52 1979-80 2015-16 Tennessee-Martin 1 0 2012-13 2012-13 Iowa State 2 2 1981-82 2001-02 Tennessee Tech 2 0 1983-84 1992-93 IUPUI 2 0 2013-14 2013-14 Texas 0 2 1991-92 1997-98 Kansas 2 1 1981-82 1995-96 Texas A&M 1 0 1991-92 1991-92 Kansas State 4 2 1983-84 2011-12 Texas Southern 1 0 2008-09 2008-09 Kent State 2 0 1996-97 2014-15 Toledo 2 1 2009-10 2011-12 Kentucky 1 2 1995-96 2004-05 Towson 1 0 2004-05 2004-05 Lake Forest 1 0 1975-76 1975-76 Tulane 1 0 1982-83 1982-83 La Salle 0 1 1988-89 1988-89 UCLA 1 1 1984-85 1985-8 Lafayette 1 0 2013-14 2013-14 UNLV 3 1 2000-01 2014-15 Long Beach State 2 2 1981-82 2001-02 Utah 1 1 1984-85 2006-07 Long Island 1 0 1984-85 1984-85 Valparaiso 1 1 2005-06 2006-07 Louisiana State 3 1 1983-84 2011-12 Vanderbilt 2 2 1981-82 1996-97 Louisiana Tech 0 3 1978-79 1986-87 Virginia 1 1 1978-79 2004-05 Louisville 0 2 1987-88 1994-95 Virginia Tech 2 1 1983-84 2014-15 Loyola-Chicago 24 0 1976-77 2015-16 Wake Forest 2 1 1986-87 2007-08 Loyola-Marymount 0 1 2003-04 2003-04 Washington 1 1 1994-95 1995-96 Maine 0 1 1999-00 1999-2000 Washington State 1 0 1990-91 1990-91 Manhattan 1 0 1988-89 1988-89 West Point 1 0 1978-79 1978-79 Marquette 8 3 1976-77 2008-09 West Virginia 2 1 1981-82 2004-05 Maryland 0 5 2014-15 2015-16 Western Illinois 6 0 1977-78 2008-09 Maryland-Balt. County 1 0 1986-87 1986-87 Western Kentucky 4 2 1980-81 2011-12 MIT 0 1 1975-76 1975-76 Western Michigan 4 2 1977-78 2015-16 Miami (Fla.) 1 1 2000-01 2001-02 William Penn 0 1 1977-78 1977-78 Miami (Ohio) 4 2 1980-81 2006-07 Wisconsin 36 31 1976-77 2015-16 Michigan 37 32 1975-76 2015-16 Wisconsin-LaCrosse 2 1 1976-77 1978-79 Michigan State 24 42 1975-76 2015-16 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 3 3 2005-06 2004-05 Milwaukee 1 0 2015-16 2015-16 Wright Jr. College 0 1 1975-76 1975-76 Minnesota 36 33 1976-77 2015-16 Yale 3 0 1992-93 2012-13 Mississippi 1 1 2006-07 2012-13 Mississippi State 1 0 1981-82 1981-82

31 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL