108 2016-17 NEBRASKA WOMEN'S 2016 Big Ten season Review Big Ten Conference Standings Team Big Ten Pct. Big Ten Tournament Overall Pct. $Maryland%^ 16-2 .889 3-0, Big Ten Champions 31-4 .886 $Ohio State^ 15-3 .833 1-1, lost in semifinals 26-8 .768 $Michigan State^ 13-5 .722 2-1, Big Ten Runner-up 25-9 .735 $Indiana^ 12-6 .667 0-1, lost in quarterfinals 21-12 .636 &Minnesota@ 11-7 .611 0-1, lost in second round 20-12 .625 &Purdue^ 10-8 .556 1-1, lost in quarterfinals 20-12 .625 &Nebraska@ 9-9 .500 0-1, lost in second round 18-13 .581 &Michigan@ 9-9 .500 0-1, lost in second round 21-14 .600 $Iowa@ 8-10 .444 1-1, lost in quarterfinals 19-14 .576 &Rutgers@ 8-10 .444 1-1, lost in quarterfinals 19-15 .559 Penn State 6-12 .333 1-1, lost in second round 12-19 .387 Northwestern@ 4-14 .222 3-1, lost in semifinals 18-17 .514 Wisconsin 3-15 .167 0-1, lost in first round 7-22 .241 Illinois 2-16 .111 0-1, lost in first round 9-21 .300 Allie Havers produced a double-double with 16 points $-Top four seeds in Big Ten Tournament earned first- and second-round byes and 10 rebounds in Nebraska's Big Ten Tournament game &-5-10 seeds earned first-round byes; %-Big Ten regular-season champion with Rutgers at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on ^-NCAA Tournament qualifiers; @WNIT Qualifier March 3.

2016 Big Ten Tournament Second Team Maggie Lyon, Northwestern, Sr. Guard Indianapolis, Ind. Player, School, Year Position Shayla Cooper, Ohio State, Jr. Forward Bankers Life Fieldhouse Natalie Romeo, Nebraska, So. Guard Alexa Hart, Ohio State, So. Forward (March 2-6) , Rutgers, Sr. Forward/Guard Brianna Banks, Penn State, Sr. Guard Lindsey Spann, Penn State, So. Guard First Round, Wednesday, March 2 Tyler Scaife, Rutgers, Jr. Guard Ashley Morrissette, Purdue, Jr. Guard #12 Northwestern 76, #13 Wisconsin 72 OT (BTN) Chatrice White, Illinois, So. Rachel Hollivay, Rutgers, Sr. Center #11 Penn State 75, #14 Illinois (BTN) Ally Disterhoft, Iowa, Jr. Guard Brene Moseley, Maryland, Sr. Guard Nicole Bauman, Wisconsin, Sr. Guard Second Round, Thursday, March 3 Tori Jankoska, Michigan State, Jr. Guard All-Freshman Team #9 Iowa 97, #8 Michigan 85 (BTN) Carlie Wagner, Minnesota, So. Guard Player, School, Year Position #12 Northwestern 84, #5 Minnesota 74 (BTN) Teniya Page, Penn State, Fr. Guard , Nebraska, Fr. Forward #10 Rutgers 66, #7 Nebraska 63 (BTN) April Wilson, Purdue, Sr. Guard #6 Purdue 70, #11 Penn State 59 (BTN) Teniya Page, Penn State, Fr. Guard Honorable Mention Hallie Thome, Michigan, Fr. Center Quarterfinals, Friday, March 4 Alex Wittinger, Illinois, Fr. Forward #1 Maryland 75, #9 Iowa 55 (BTN) Player, School, Year Position Amanda Cahill, Indiana, So. Forward Tania Davis, Iowa, Fr. Guard #12 Northwestern 79, #4 Indiana 73 (BTN) Megan Gustafson, Iowa, Fr. Forward #2 Ohio State 73, #10 Rutgers 58 (BTN) Hallie Thome, Michigan, Fr. Center #3 Michigan State 65, #6 Purdue 64 (BTN) All-Defensive Team Semifinals, Saturday, March 5 Player, School, Year Position #1 Maryland 83, #12 Northwestern 62 (BTN) Ashley Deary, Northwestern, Jr. Guard #3 Michigan State 82, #3 Ohio State 63 (BTN) Shatori Walker-Kimbrough, Maryland, Sr. Guard Alexa Hart, Ohio State, So. Forward Championship Game, Sunday, March 6 April Wilson, Purdue, Sr. Guard #1 Maryland 60, #3 Michigan State 44 (ESPN) Rachel Hollivay, Rutgers, Sr. Center All-Big Ten Teams (Coaches) Sportsmanship Awards Coach of the Year: Teri Moren, Indiana Player, School, Year Position Player of the Year: , Minnesota Natalie Romeo, Nebraska, So. Guard Defensive Player of the Year: Ashley Deary, Northwestern Kyley Simmons, Illinois, Sr. Guard Freshman of the Year: Jessica Shepard, Nebraska Lyndsay Leikem, Indiana, Sr. Forward Sixth Player of the Year: Brene Moseley, Maryland Ally Disterhoft, Iowa, Jr. Guard First Team Malina Howard, Maryland, Sr. Center Madison Ristovski, Michigan, Sr. Guard Player, School, Year Position Cara Miller, Michigan State, Sr. Guard Rachel Banham, Minnesota, Sr. Guard Shayne Mullaney, Minnesota, Sr. Guard Kelsey Mitchell, Ohio State, So. Guard Christen Johnson, Northwestern, Sr. Forward , Michigan State, Jr. Forward Cait Craft, Ohio State, Sr. Guard Shatori Walker-Kimbrough, Maryland, Jr. Guard Sarah McMurtry, Penn State, Fr. Guard Jessica Shepard, Nebraska, Fr. Forward Bridget Perry, Purdue, Jr. Forward Tyra Buss, Indiana, So. Guard Jessica Shepard became Nebraska’s first Big Ten Shrita Parker, Rutgers, So. Guard Katelynn Flaherty, Michigan, So. Guard Freshman of the Year by averaging 18.5 points Nicole Bauman, Wisconsin, Sr. Guard , Maryland, Jr. Center and 8.6 rebounds per game. She was also the first Ameryst Alston, Ohio State, Sr. Guard freshman in school history to capture first-team , Northwestern, Jr. Forward all-conference honors.

INTRODUCTION . THIS IS NEBRASKA . ADMINISTRATION . COACHES . MEET THE HUSKERS . OPPONENTS . REVIEW . RECORDS . TRADITION HUSKERS.COM @HUSKERSWBB #HUSKERS 109 2015-16 Big Ten-Only Statistics Overall Record: 9-9 home: 6-3 away: 3-6 neutral: 0-0 Rebounds Player G-GS Min-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3P-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Tot/Avg. PF-D A TO BK ST TP/Avg. 32-Jessica Shepard 18-17 566-31.4 141-283 .498 0-1 .000 69-116 .595 52-115 167/9.3 39-0 30 72 10 6 351/19.5 5-Natalie Romeo 18-18 665-36.9 97-226 .429 61-148 .412 28-34 .824 8-42 50/2.8 26-0 38 35 1 25 283/15.7 33-Rachel Theriot 14-12 441-31.5 49-128 .383 5-18 .278 25-26 .962 5-48 53/3.8 14-0 105 39 6 13 128/9.1 22-Allie Havers 18-17 480-26.7 64-136 .471 0-0 .000 24-30 .800 15-103 118/6.6 45-1 23 41 17 6 152/8.4 34-Jasmine Cincore 18-4 339-18.8 24-57 .421 7-16 .438 26-31 .839 6-21 27/1.5 33-0 23 25 1 16 81/4.5 24-Maddie Simon 13-3 159-12.2 19-50 .380 8-22 .364 10-12 .833 3-14 17/1.3 8-0 8 15 2 0 56/4.3 4-Kyndal Clark 15-15 427-28.5 16-67 .239 10-44 .227 12-13 .923 5-27 32/2.1 23-1 35 20 1 11 54/3.6 43-Rachel Blackburn 14-1 186-13.3 18-35 .514 0-0 .000 7-15 .467 12-37 49/3.5 37-1 8 16 8 7 43/3.1 31-Anya Kalenta 18-1 177-9.8 22-56 .393 1-3 .333 9-11 .818 21-29 50/2.8 27-0 4 11 10 2 54/3.0 50-Darrien Washington 7-0 24-3.4 4-7 .571 0-0 .000 3-9 .333 5-4 9/1.3 5-0 0 4 1 0 11/1.6 12-Emily Wood 11-0 48-4.4 3-7 .429 3-6 .500 2-2 1.000 0-4 4/0.4 8-0 3 2 2 1 11/1.0 11-Esther Ramacieri 10-2 88-8.8 3-6 .500 1-3 .333 0-4 .000 2-15 17/1.7 8-0 10 9 0 1 7/0.7 Team 32-36 68/3.8 5 Total 18 3,600 460-1,058 .435 96-261 .368 215-303 .710 166-495 661/36.7 273-3 287 294 59 88 1,231/68.4 Opponents 18 3,600 524-1,219 .430 103-290 .355 170-249 .683 237-487 724/40.2 290-5 252 233 76 145 1,321/73.4

Score by Periods 1 2 3 4 OT OT Total Deadball Rebounds Nebraska 309 280 323 319 0 0 1,231 32 Opponents 288 327 363 343 0 0 1,321 43

2015-16 Nebraska freshmen Jessica Shepard (32), Rachel Blackburn (43) and Maddie Simon (24) made major contributions throughout their first season. Shepard led the Huskers in scoring and rebounding, while Blackburn joined Shepard in Nebraska’s starting five for each of the Big Red’s first nine games of the season before being sidelined by illness and injury for much of Big Ten play. Simon was a significant contributor through the first seven games before suffering a broken arm in a non-basketball accident in early December. She missed six games before returning to action at No. 8 Maryland on Jan. 7.

FIVE CONSECUTIVE POSTSEASON TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 110 2016-17 NEBRASKA WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Big Ten Team Statistics Scoring Offense Team G Pts. Avg. 1. Ohio State 34 2,925 86.0 2. Minnesota 32 2,676 83.6 3. Maryland 35 2,912 83.2 4. Michigan 35 2,751 78.6 5. Michigan State 34 2,581 75.9 6. Northwestern 35 2,611 74.6 7. Iowa 33 2,416 73.2 8. Nebraska 31 2,253 72.7 9. Indiana 33 2,361 71.5 10. Penn State 31 2,172 70.1 11. Illinois 30 2,056 68.5 12. Purdue 32 2,155 67.3 13. Wisconsin 29 1,864 64.3 14. Rutgers 34 2,117 62.3 Scoring Defense Team G Pts. Avg. 1. Rutgers 34 2,036 59.9 2. Maryland 35 2,112 60.3 3. Purdue 32 1,969 61.5 4. Michigan State 34 2,191 64.4 5. Indiana 33 2,243 68.0 6. Nebraska 31 2,111 68.1 7. Northwestern 35 2,451 70.0 8. Michigan 35 2,468 70.5 9. Iowa 33 2,353 71.3 10. Illinois 30 2,157 71.9 11. Wisconsin 29 2,099 72.4 12. Penn State 31 2,248 72.5 13. Ohio State 34 2,535 74.6 14. Minnesota 32 2,554 79.8 Scoring Margin Behind an experienced backcourt that included fifth-year senior Kyndal Clark, Nebraska ranked second in Team Off. Def. Margin the Big Ten in assists and third in the conference in -to-turnover ratio in 2015-16. 1. Maryland 83.2 60.3 +22.9 2. Ohio State 86.0 74.6 +11.5 Michigan State 75.9 64.4 +11.5 7. Ohio State 953 2,279 .418 11. Penn State 211 617 .342 4. Michigan 78.6 70.5 +8.1 8. Indiana 875 2,091 .418 12. Michigan 224 649 .345 5. Purdue 67.3 61.5 +5.8 9. Illinois 774 1,845 .420 13. Ohio State 237 654 .362 6. Nebraska 72.7 68.1 +4.6 10. Iowa 900 2,139 .421 14. Wisconsin 205 548 .374 11. Minnesota 961 2,267 .424 7. Northwestern 74.6 70.0 +4.6 3-Point FG Made Per Game 8. Minnesota 83.6 79.8 +3.8 12. Penn State 801 1,863 .430 Team G 3FG Avg. 9. Indiana 71.5 68.0 +3.6 13. Wisconsin 786 1,813 .434 1. Minnesota 32 292 9.1 10. Rutgers 62.3 59.9 +2.4 14. Michigan 913 2,089 .437 2. Ohio State 34 290 8.5 11. Iowa 73.2 71.3 +1.9 3. Illinois 30 224 7.5 12. Penn State 70.1 72.5 -2.5 3-Point FG Percentage 4. Michigan 35 246 7.0 13. Illinois 68.5 71.9 -3.4 Team FG FGA PCT. 5. Maryland 35 229 6.5 14. Wisconsin 64.3 72.4 -8.1 1. Maryland 229 569 .402 2. Michigan 246 618 .398 6. Northwestern 35 217 6.2 Percentage 3. Nebraska 178 463 .384 7. Iowa 33 200 6.1 Team FG FGA Pct. 4. Ohio State 290 779 .372 8. Nebraska 31 178 5.7 1. Maryland 1,127 2,271 .496 5. Minnesota 292 824 .354 9. Michigan State 34 192 5.6 2. Michigan 1,058 2,214 .478 6. Wisconsin 155 442 .351 10. Wisconsin 29 155 5.3 3. Ohio State 1,066 2,263 .471 7. Purdue 150 440 .341 11. Indiana 33 175 5.3 4. Nebraska 853 1,883 .453 8. Penn State 152 452 .336 12. Penn State 31 152 4.9 5. Iowa 882 1,949 .453 9. Iowa 200 608 .329 13. Purdue 32 150 4.7 6. Rutgers 835 1,882 .444 10. Illinois 224 693 .323 14. Rutgers 34 125 3.7 11. Indiana 175 542 .323 7. Michigan State 934 2,122 .440 Percentage 8. Indiana 834 1,932 .432 12. Michigan State 192 610 .315 Team FTM FTA Pct. 9. Minnesota 986 2,291 .430 13. Rutgers 125 398 .314 1. Michigan State 521 678 .768 10. Purdue 797 1,893 .421 14. Northwestern 217 708 .306 2. Minnesota 412 542 .760 11. Penn State 801 1,924 .416 3. Ohio State 503 664 .758 12. Wisconsin 713 1,732 .412 3-Point FG Percentage Defense 4. Purdue 411 556 .739 13. Northwestern 1,000 2,447 .409 Team FG FGA PCT. 5. Maryland 429 581 .738 14. Illinois 770 1,916 .402 1. Purdue 140 486 .288 2. Maryland 200 669 .299 6. Michigan 389 528 .737 Field Goal Percentage Defense 3. Michigan State 165 540 .306 7. Iowa 452 619 .730 Team FG FGA Pct. 4. Minnesota 225 734 .307 8. Penn State 418 574 .728 1. Maryland 800 2,187 .366 5. Northwestern 200 644 .311 9. Indiana 518 712 .728 2. Rutgers 735 1,915 .384 6. Indiana 187 591 .316 11. Nebraska 369 532 .694 3. Michigan State 757 1,959 .386 7. Nebraska 183 566 .323 12. Northwestern 394 584 .675 4. Purdue 748 1,849 .405 8. Illinois 216 653 .331 13. Wisconsin 283 420 .674 5. Nebraska 838 2,067 .405 9. Iowa 195 586 .333 14. Rutgers 322 487 .661 6. Northwestern 906 2,204 .411 10. Rutgers 176 524 .336

INTRODUCTION . THIS IS NEBRASKA . ADMINISTRATION . COACHES . MEET THE HUSKERS . OPPONENTS . REVIEW . RECORDS . TRADITION HUSKERS.COM @HUSKERSWBB #HUSKERS 111 Big Ten Team Statistics Margin 6. Ohio State 34 272 8.0 10. Maryland 15.7 15.1 -0.7 Team Opp. 7. Michigan 35 264 7.5 11. Michigan State 16.9 16.1 -0.9 Team Avg. Avg. Margin 8. Illinois 30 209 7.0 12. Wisconsin 14.2 13.3 -0.9 1. Maryland 45.2 30.1 +15.1 9. Indiana 33 229 6.9 13. Nebraska 15.2 14.1 -1.1 2. Michigan State 42.7 32.4 +10.3 10. Rutgers 34 235 6.9 14. Iowa 16.0 13.5 -2.5 3. Michigan 37.2 32.4 +4.8 11. Minnesota 32 221 6.9 4. Purdue 36.5 34.8 +1.7 12. Iowa 33 200 6.1 Assist-To-Turnover Ratio 5. Nebraska 39.4 38.2 +1.2 13. Nebraska 31 184 5.9 Team Assist TO Ratio 6. Iowa 38.0 36.9 +1.1 14. Wisconsin 29 161 5.6 1. Northwestern 576 438 1.3 7. Minnesota 42.9 42.3 +0.7 2. Maryland 671 550 1.2 8. Indiana 37.4 37.0 +0.4 Assists 3. Nebraska 560 472 1.2 9. Rutgers 34.8 35.1 -0.4 Team G Assists Avg. 4. Minnesota 490 422 1.2 10. Penn State 36.3 38.5 -2.3 1. Maryland 35 671 19.2 5. Ohio State 504 446 1.1 11. Northwestern 40.5 43.1 -2.6 2. Nebraska 31 560 18.1 6. Michigan 606 539 1.1 12. Ohio State 37.3 40.8 -3.5 3. Michigan 35 606 17.3 7. Purdue 499 464 1.1 13. Wisconsin 34.2 38.6 -4.4 4. Northwestern 35 576 16.5 8. Rutgers 468 463 1.0 14. Illinois 35.9 40.7 -4.8 5. Iowa 33 529 16.0 9. Iowa 529 527 1.0 6. Michigan State 34 544 16.0 10. Illinois 401 406 1.0 Team Rebounding Average 7. Purdue 32 499 15.6 11. Indiana 469 478 1.0 Team G Reb. Avg. 8. Minnesota 32 490 15.3 12. Michigan State 544 576 0.9 1. Maryland 35 1,582 45.2 9. Ohio State 34 504 14.8 13. Wisconsin 364 411 0.9 2. Minnesota 32 1,373 42.9 10. Indiana 33 469 14.2 14. Penn State 378 450 0.8 3. Michigan State 34 1,451 42.7 11. Rutgers 34 468 13.8 4. Northwestern 35 1,416 40.5 12. Illinois 30 401 13.4 Blocked Shots 5. Nebraska 31 1,221 39.4 13. Wisconsin 29 364 12.6 Team G Blocks Avg. 6. Iowa 33 1,254 38.0 14. Penn State 31 378 12.2 1. Rutgers 34 177 5.2 7. Indiana 33 1,235 37.4 2. Northwestern 35 175 5.0 8. Ohio State 34 1,268 37.3 Turnover Margin 3. Purdue 32 158 4.9 9. Michigan 35 1,302 37.2 Team Opp. 4. Ohio State 34 167 4.9 10. Purdue 32 1,169 36.5 Team Avg. Avg. Margin 5. Iowa 33 154 4.7 11. Penn State 31 1,124 36.3 1. Northwestern 12.5 17.9 +5.4 6. Maryland 35 152 4.3 12. Illinois 30 1,078 35.9 2. Ohio State 13.1 17.6 +4.5 7. Illinois 30 128 4.3 13. Rutgers 34 1,182 34.8 3. Purdue 14.5 17.3 +2.8 8. Michigan State 34 137 4.0 14. Wisconsin 29 991 34.2 4. Illinois 13.5 15.6 +2.0 9. Wisconsin 29 107 3.7 5. Penn State 14.5 16.3 +1.7 10. Indiana 33 113 3.4 Offensive Rebounds 6. Minnesota 13.2 14.0 +0.8 11. Penn State 31 104 3.4 Team G OReb. Avg. 7. Michigan 15.4 16.0 +0.6 Nebraska 31 104 3.4 1. Maryland 35 526 15.0 8. Indiana 14.5 14.8 +0.4 13. Minnesota 32 82 2.6 2. Minnesota 32 478 14.9 9. Rutgers 13.6 14.0 +0.4 14. Michigan 35 87 2.5 3. Michigan State 34 490 14.4 4. Northwestern 35 491 14.0 5. Michigan 35 458 13.1 6. Purdue 32 397 12.4 7. Penn State 31 364 11.7 8. Wisconsin 29 327 11.3 9. Iowa 33 372 11.3 10. Ohio State 34 378 11.1 11. Indiana 33 361 10.9 12. Illinois 30 321 10.7 13. Nebraska 31 326 10.5 14. Rutgers 34 330 9.7 Defensive Rebounds Team G DReb. Avg. 1. Maryland 35 1,056 30.2 2. Nebraska 31 895 28.9 3. Michigan State 34 961 28.3 4. Minnesota 32 895 28.0 5. Iowa 33 882 26.7 6. Indiana 33 874 26.5 7. Northwestern 35 925 26.4 8. Ohio State 34 890 26.2 9. Illinois 30 757 25.2 10. Rutgers 34 852 25.1 11. Penn State 31 760 24.5 12. Purdue 32 772 24.1 13. Michigan 35 844 24.1 14. Wisconsin 29 664 22.9 Steals Team G Steals Avg. 1. Northwestern 35 343 9.8 2. Purdue 32 291 9.1 3. Maryland 35 296 8.5 Despite being limited by injury as a freshman, Rachel Blackburn helped Nebraska rank second in the Big Ten 4. Michigan State 34 282 8.3 Conference in defensive rebounding in 2015-16. The Huskers pulled down 28.9 defensive boards per game 5. Penn State 31 254 8.2 to help them rank fifth overall in the Big Ten in rebounding margin.

FIVE CONSECUTIVE POSTSEASON TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 112 2016-17 NEBRASKA WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Big Ten Conference Individual Leaders Scoring Leaders 6. Aerial Powers, MSU 161 194 .830 5. Alex Wittinger, ILL 28 50 1.8 Player, Team G Pts. Avg. 7. Tyler Scaife, RU 78 96 .813 Megan Gustafson, IOWA 33 58 1.8 1. Rachel Banham, MINN 32 914 28.6 8. S. Walker-Kimbrough, UMD 114 141 .809 7. Hallie Thome, MICH 35 45 1.3 2. Kelsey Mitchell, OSU 34 889 26.1 9. Ameryst Alston, OSU 85 106 .802 Jessie Edwards, MINN 32 41 1.3 3. Katelynn Flaherty, MICH 35 774 22.1 10. Carlie Wagner, MINN 94 118 .797 9. Michala Johnson, WIS 29 35 1.2 4. Aerial Powers, MSU 32 697 21.8 Dominique McBryde, PUR 32 37 1.2 5. Nia Coffey, NU 35 711 20.3 Assists 14. Allie Havers, NEB 31 32 1.0 6. S. Walker-Kimbrough, UMD 35 681 19.5 Player, Team G Assists Avg. 7. Carlie Wagner, MINN 32 606 18.9 1. Rachel Theriot, NEB 25 182 7.3 Steals 8. Tyra Buss, IND 33 620 18.8 2. Ashley Deary, NU 35 233 6.7 Player, Team G Steals Avg. 9. Chatrice White, ILL 30 562 18.7 3. Brene Moseley, UMD 35 207 5.9 1. Ashley Deary, NU 35 141 4.0 10. Jessica Shepard, NEB 31 574 18.5 4. April Wilson, PUR 32 179 5.6 2. April Wilson, PUR 32 70 2.2 11. Ameryst Alston, OSU 33 604 18.3 5. Siera Thompson, MICH 35 178 5.1 3. Tyra Buss, IND 33 70 2.1 12. Kahleah Copper, RU 34 586 17.2 6. Briyona Canty, RU 34 163 4.8 4. Branndais Agee, MSU 34 71 2.1 13. Tyler Scaife, RU 34 586 17.2 7. Tyra Buss, IND 33 144 4.4 5. Rachel Banham, MINN 32 65 2.0 14. Ally Disterhoft, IOWA 33 565 17.1 8. Shayne Mullaney, MINN 32 139 4.3 6. Aerial Powers, MSU 32 63 2.0 15. Maggie Lyon, NU 30 496 16.5 9. Teniya Page, PSU 31 131 4.2 7. S. Walker-Kimbrough, UMD 35 67 1.9 16. Natalie Romeo, NEB 31 495 16.0 10. Nicole Bauman, WIS 29 112 3.9 8. Kelsey Mitchell, OSU 34 58 1.7 17. Teniya Page, PSU 31 473 15.3 Brianna Banks, PSU 29 48 1.7 18. Brionna Jones, UMD 35 533 15.2 Blocked Shots 10. Briyona Canty, RU 34 56 1.6 19. Tori Jankoska, MSU 34 515 15.1 Player, Team G Blocks Avg. Chatrice White, ILL 30 48 1.6 Nicole Bauman, WIS 29 438 15.1 1. Rachel Hollivay, RU 34 112 3.3 Christen Inman, NU 35 55 1.6 2. Alexa Hart, OSU 34 86 2.5 Maggie Lyon, NU 30 47 1.6 Rebounding Leaders 3. Chatrice White, ILL 30 63 2.1 Kahleah Copper, RU 34 53 1.6 Player, Team G Total Avg. Nia Coffey, NU 35 73 2.1 Tori Jankoska, MSU 34 53 1.6 1. Nia Coffey, NU 35 344 9.8 2. Brionna Jones, UMD 35 342 9.8 3-Point FG Percentage 3. Chatrice White, ILL 30 280 9.3 Player, Team 3FG 3FGA Pct. 4. Aerial Powers, MSU 32 293 9.2 1. S. Walker-Kimbrough, UMD 73 134 .545 5. Jessica Shepard, NEB 31 266 8.6 2. Natalie Romeo, NEB 104 245 .424 6. Amanda Cahill, IND 33 279 8.5 3. Madison Ristovski, MICH 39 94 .415 7. Peyton Whitted, PSU 31 256 8.3 4. Ally Disterhoft, IOWA 43 104 .413 8. Shayla Cooper, OSU 32 258 8.1 5. Teniya Page, PSU 36 88 .409 9. Kahleah Copper, RU 34 271 8.0 6. Amanda Cahill, IND 42 103 .408 10. Alexa Hart, OSU 34 264 7.8 Kristen Confroy, UMD 73 179 .408 P. Kunaiyi-Akpanah, NU 32 248 7.8 8. Brooke Kissinger, ILL 48 118 .407 12. Alex Wittinger, ILL 28 193 6.9 9. Katelynn Flaherty, MICH 105 261 .402 13. Megan Gustafson, IOWA 33 225 6.8 10. Kelsey Mitchell, OSU 126 317 .397 14. Michala Johnson, WIS 29 193 6.7 Branndais Agee, MSU 48 121 .397 15. Allie Havers, NEB 31 205 6.6 Nicole Bauman, WIS 75 189 .397 Rachel Hollivay, RU 34 224 6.6 (Only players with a minimum of 1.0 made three- 17. Avyanna Young, WIS 29 184 6.3 point FG per game qualify) Jasmine Hines, MSU 34 213 6.3 19. S. Walker-Kimbrough, UMD 35 209 6.0 3-Point FG Made Per Game 20. Chase Coley, IOWA 33 194 5.9 Player, Team G 3FG Avg. Rachel Banham, MINN 32 188 5.9 1. Rachel Banham, MINN 32 119 3.7 Kelsey Mitchell, OSU 34 126 3.7 3. Natalie Romeo, NEB 31 104 3.4 Field Goal Percentage 4. Katelynn Flaherty, MICH 35 105 3.0 Player, Team FG FGA Pct. 5. Nicole Bauman, WIS 29 75 2.6 1. Brionna Jones, UMD 236 355 .665 Kyley Simmons, ILL 30 77 2.6 2. Hallie Thome, MICH 207 328 .631 7. Maggie Lyon, NU 30 67 2.2 3. Alexa Hart, OSU 158 257 .615 Ameryst Alston, OSU 33 73 2.2 4. Jenn Anderson, IND 101 175 .577 9. Lindsey Spann, PSU 31 65 2.1 5. Jasmine Hines, MSU 138 246 .561 S. Walker-Kimbrough, UMD 35 73 2.1 6. Megan Gustafson, IOWA 144 260 .554 Kristen Confroy, UMD 35 73 2.1 7. S. Walker-Kimbrough, UMD 247 455 .543 8. Ally Disterhoft, IOWA 197 368 .535 Assist-to-Turnover Ratio 9. Michala Johnson, WIS 158 301 .525 Player, Team Ast. TO Ratio 10. Dominique McBryde, PUR 88 168 .524 1. Ashley McConnell, ILL 10 4 2.5 13. Jessica Shepard, NEB 228 447 .510 2. Rachel Theriot, NEB 182 75 2.4 Brene Moseley, UMD 207 86 2.4 Free Throw Percentage 4. Danielle Williams, MICH 49 21 2.3 Player, Team FT FTA Pct. 5. Cait Craft, OSU 60 27 2.2 1. Tori Jankoska, MSU 121 138 .877 Alexis Gassion, IND 109 50 2.2 2. Katelynn Flaherty, MICH 109 126 .865 Siera Thompson, MICH 178 82 2.2 Jessica Shepard ranked in the top 10 in the Big Ten Ashley Deary, NU 233 108 2.2 3. Rachel Banham, MINN 165 192 .859 in both scoring (10th, 18.5 ppg) and rebounding 4. Kaliyah Mitchell, PSU 76 89 .854 9. Asia Doss, OSU 89 42 2.1 (5th, 8.6 rpg) on her way to first-team All-Big Ten Shayne Mullaney, MINN 139 66 2.1 5. Kelsey Mitchell, OSU 195 229 .852 honors as a true freshman in 2015-16.

INTRODUCTION . THIS IS NEBRASKA . ADMINISTRATION . COACHES . MEET THE HUSKERS . OPPONENTS . REVIEW . RECORDS . TRADITION HUSKERS.COM @HUSKERSWBB #HUSKERS 113 2015-16 NCAA Team Statistics Won-Lost Percentage 3-Point FG Percentage Assist-to-Turnover Ratio Team W L Pct. Team FG FGA PCT. Team Ast. TO Ratio 1. UConn 38 0 1.000 1. Oregon 271 644 .421 1. UConn 821 452 1.82 2. Baylor 36 2 .947 2. Notre Dame 207 503 .412 2. Villanova 456 252 1.81 3. Notre Dame 33 2 .943 3. Army West Point 230 561 .410 3. DePaul 746 466 1.60 South Carolina 33 2 .943 4. Maryland 229 569 .402 4. UC Riverside 619 411 1.51 5. Colorado State 31 2 .939 5. Michigan 246 618 .398 5. Florida Gulf Coast 564 403 1.40 6. Army West Point 29 3 .906 6. TCU 240 614 .391 6. Drexel 496 357 1.39 7. Maryland 31 4 .886 7. UT Martin 331 852 .388 7. Baylor 786 573 1.37 8. Central Arkansas 28 4 .875 8. South Dakota 304 790 .385 8. Northwestern 576 438 1.32 9. Oregon State 32 5 .865 9. Nebraska 178 463 .384 9. Northern Iowa 499 387 1.29 10. Texas 31 5 .861 10. St. Mary's (Calif.) 165 431 .383 10. Montana 486 378 1.29 127. Nebraska 18 13 .581 3-Point FG Percentage Defense 23. Nebraska 560 472 1.19 Scoring Offense Team FG FGA Pct. Steals Per Game Team G Pts. Avg. 1. Georgia 126 519 .243 Team G Steals SPG 1. UConn 38 3,346 88.1 2. James Madison 115 469 .245 1. Sacramento State 31 461 14.9 2. Sacramento State 31 2,713 87.5 3. Florida Gulf Coast 141 566 .249 2. Santa Clara 32 403 12.6 3. Ohio State 34 2,925 86.0 4. Army West Point 117 463 .253 3. Syracuse 38 477 12.6 4. Minnesota 32 2,676 83.6 5. Alabama State 97 380 .255 4. Florida 31 385 12.4 5. Maryland 35 2,912 83.2 6. Colorado State 141 549 .257 5. UConn 38 447 11.8 6. DePaul 36 2,913 80.9 7. UCLA 172 664 .259 6. UTEP 34 397 11.7 7. Troy 33 2,647 80.2 8. Chattanooga 115 443 .260 7. Lamar 31 361 11.6 8. Notre Dame 35 2,801 80.0 9. Texas Southern 91 350 .260 8. Eastern Michigan 34 386 11.4 9. Drake 33 2,627 79.6 10. Jackson State 137 526 .260 9. Auburn 33 370 11.2 10. Morehead State 30 2,383 79.4 239. Nebraska 183 566 .323 10. Grambling 31 346 11.2 40. Nebraska 38 2,755 72.5 3-Point FG Made Per Game 311. Nebraska 31 184 5.9 Scoring Defense Team G No. Avg. Blocked Shots Per Game Team G Pts. Avg. 1. Sacramento State 31 386 12.5 Team G Blocks BPG 1. UConn 38 1,837 48.3 2. UT Martin 32 331 10.3 1. West Virginia 35 226 6.5 2. Florida Gulf Coast 39 1,950 50.0 3. Idaho 34 350 10.3 2. Penn 29 185 6.4 3. Samford 31 1,555 50.2 4. Saint Francis (Pa.) 31 318 10.3 3. UConn 38 241 6.3 4. Army West Point 32 1,625 50.8 5. Florida Atlantic 30 294 9.8 4. Chattanooga 32 202 6.3 5. Maine 35 1,790 51.1 6. Florida Gulf Coast 39 372 9.5 5. Morehead State 30 189 6.3 6. Colorado State 33 1,689 51.2 7. Ohio 33 312 9.5 6. Oregon State 37 233 6.3 7. Oregon State 37 1,922 51.9 8. Minnesota 32 292 9.1 7. Baylor 38 239 6.3 8. Penn 29 1,509 52.0 Western Illinois 32 292 9.1 8. Dayton 29 175 6.0 9. Green Bay 33 1,722 52.2 10. DePaul 36 321 8.9 9. Stanford 35 211 6.0 10. Texas Southern 30 1,586 52.9 147. Nebraska 31 178 5.7 10. SMU 31 184 5.9 261. Nebraska 31 2,111 68.1 Free Throw Percentage 161. Nebraska 31 104 3.4 Scoring Margin Team FTM FTA Pct. Turnovers Per Game Team Off. Def. Margin 1. UConn 453 566 .800 Team G TO TOPG 1. UConn 88.1 48.3 +39.7 2. Columbia 364 459 .793 1. Villanova 32 252 7.9 2. Baylor 77.7 53.6 +24.1 3. Drexel 261 332 .786 2. Florida Gulf Coast 39 403 10.3 3. Maryland 83.2 60.3 +22.9 4. South Florida 495 632 .783 3. Drexel 33 357 10.8 4. Army West Point 70.3 50.8 +19.5 5. Creighton 337 431 .782 4. Northern Iowa 35 387 11.1 5. Notre Dame 80.0 61.3 +18.8 6. Washington 521 668 .780 5. Penn 29 323 11.1 6. South Carolina 73.6 55.7 +17.9 7. St. Mary's (Calif.) 559 718 .779 6. Mercer 33 381 11.5 7. Princeton 75.6 58.3 +17.3 8. UT Martin 318 411 .774 7. Western Illinois 32 373 11.7 8. Albany 70.4 53.2 +17.1 9. UC Riverside 423 548 .772 8. UConn 38 452 11.9 9. Colorado State 68.0 51.2 +16.8 10. Michigan State 521 678 .768 9. Colorado State 33 397 12.0 10. Florida State 73.5 57.5 +16.0 181. Nebraska 369 532 .694 10. Montana 31 378 12.2 105. Nebraska 72.7 68.1 +4.6 Rebound Margin 121. Nebraska 31 472 15.2 Field Goal Percentage Team RPG OPP Margin Turnover Margin Team FG FGA Pct. 1. Maryland 45.2 30.1 +15.1 Team TO OPP Margin 1. UConn 1,299 2,453 .530 2. Princeton 45.0 30.8 +14.3 1. Syracuse 524 907 10.08 2. Maryland 1,127 2,271 .496 3. George Washington 48.6 34.5 +14.2 2. Sacramento State 449 749 9.68 3. Notre Dame 1,037 2,091 .496 4. Baylor 45.5 31.6 +13.9 3. UConn 452 784 8.74 4. Albany 904 1,865 .485 5. Florida State 41.1 29.1 +12.0 4. Mississippi 460 672 7.07 5. Baylor 1,140 2,356 .484 6. Oregon State 43.8 32.5 +11.3 5. Eastern Michigan 434 649 6.32 6. Michigan 1,058 2,214 .478 7. UConn 40.7 29.6 +11.1 6. Louisiana Lafayette 489 707 6.23 7. Ohio State 1,066 2,263 .471 8. South Dakota 41.7 30.7 +11.0 7. Mississippi State 529 742 5.92 8. Drake 970 2,080 .466 9. Liberty 44.2 33.6 +10.6 8. Florida Gulf Coast 403 631 5.85 9. Oregon 931 1,998 .466 10. Albany 38.0 27.4 +10.6 9. Mercer 381 566 5.61 10. Princeton 811 1,757 .462 129. Nebraska 39.4 38.2 +1.2 10. Ohio 446 630 5.58 21. Nebraska 853 1,883 .453 Assists Per Game 229. Nebraska 472 438 -1.10 Field Goal Percentage Defense Team G Assists APG Team FG FGA Pct. 1. UConn 38 821 21.6 Personal Fouls Per Game 1. Oregon State 728 2,248 .324 2. DePaul 36 746 20.7 Team G Fouls FPG 2. Colorado State 597 1,807 .330 3. Baylor 38 786 20.7 1. UConn 38 421 11.1 3. Baylor 754 2,277 .331 4. UC Riverside 32 619 19.3 2. Chattanooga 32 372 11.6 4. UConn 728 2,192 .332 5. Maryland 35 671 19.2 3. Penn 29 343 11.8 5. Radford 593 1,780 .333 6. Drake 33 624 18.9 4. Marist 32 409 12.8 6. Stanford 711 2,101 .338 7. Nebraska 31 560 18.1 5. Maine 35 450 12.9 7. Princeton 596 1,728 .345 8. Notre Dame 35 632 18.1 6. Iowa State 30 393 13.1 8. Penn 586 1,690 .347 9. South Dakota 38 683 18.0 7. Xavier 30 401 13.4 9. South Alabama 628 1,811 .347 10. Montana State 31 548 17.7 8. Binghamton 31 418 13.5 10. Army West Point 588 1,693 .347 9. Hartford 30 407 13.6 218. Nebraska 838 2,067 .405 10. Stony Brook 32 435 13.6 24. Nebraska 31 451 14.5

FIVE CONSECUTIVE POSTSEASON TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 114 2016-17 NEBRASKA WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 2015-16 NCAA Individual Leaders Scoring Leaders Player, Team G Pts. Avg. 1. Jasmine Nwajei, Wagner 29 841 29.0 2. Rachel Banham, Minnesota 32 914 28.6 3. Kelsey Mitchell, Ohio State 34 889 26.1 4. , Washington 37 960 25.9 5. Lexi Rydalch, BYU 33 798 24.2 6. Shereesha Richards, Albany 33 772 23.4 7. Kelsey Minato, Army 32 743 23.2 8. Brittany Crain, UC Riverside 32 719 22.5 9. Courtney Williams, USF 34 763 22.4 10. Katelynn Flaherty, Michigan 35 774 22.1 47. Jessica Shepard, Nebraska 31 574 18.5 Rebounding Leaders Player, Team G Total Avg. 1. Anna Strickland, Houston Baptist 29 411 14.2 2. , Oregon 27 368 13.6 3. Lexi Martins, Lehigh 31 421 13.6 4. Ruvanna Campbell, UIC 30 405 13.5 5. Kalani Purcell, BYU 33 416 12.6 6. Brittany Starling, USC Upstate 34 411 12.1 7. Joy Adams, Iona 35 419 12.0 8. Tori Jarosz, Marist 31 370 11.9 9. Alisia Jenkins, USF 28 319 11.4 10. Chantel Osahor, Washington 37 417 11.3 94. Jessica Shepard, Nebraska 31 266 8.6 Field Goal Percentage Player, Team FG FGA Pct. 1. Brionna Jones, Maryland 236 355 .665 2. Hallie Thome, Michigan 207 328 .631 3. Sara Rhine, Drake 166 264 .629 4. Sarah Cash, Youngstown St. 189 315 .600 Despite battling injuries throughout her abbreviated senior season, Rachel Theriot finished second in the 5. , Notre Dame 169 285 .593 nation with 7.3 assists per game in 2015-16. 6. Jillian Alleyne, Oregon 203 347 .585 7. Morgan Bertsch, UC Davis 177 304 .582 5. Kelsey Plum, Washington 266 299 .890 4. , Oregon St. 37 130 3.51 8. Peyton Ferris, Montana St. 170 293 .580 6. Lauren Nicholson, St. Mary's (Calif.) 161 181 .890 5. Josie Stockill, Colgate 30 105 3.50 9. , UConn 274 473 .579 7. Zahna Medley, TCU 114 129 .884 6. Kailyn Williams, Bethune-Cookman 31 107 3.45 10. Erika Davenport, Marquette 158 273 .579 8. Jayln Johnson, McNeese St. 149 169 .882 7. Breanna Stewart, UConn 37 126 3.41 57. Jessica Shepard, Nebraska 228 447 .510 9. Funda Nakkasoglu, Utah St. 197 224 .879 8. Kieanna Vines, Texas Southern 30 101 3.37 10. Tori Jankoska, Michigan St. 121 138 .877 9. , FGCU 30 99 3.30 3-Point FG Percentage 10. Rachel Hollivay, Rutgers 34 112 3.29 Player, Team 3FG 3FGA Pct. Assists 1. Shatori Walker-Kimbrough, Maryland 73 134 .545 Player, Team G A Avg. Steals 2. Kelsey Minato, Army 108 226 .478 1. Niya Johnson, Baylor 37 321 8.7 Player, Team G S Avg. 3. Karlie Samuelson, Stanford 80 169 .473 2. Rachel Theriot, Nebraska 25 182 7.3 1. Ashley Deary, Northwestern 35 141 4.03 4. Jacquie Klotz, Bucknell 79 167 .473 3. Jackie Kemph, Saint Louis 34 239 7.0 2. Chastadie Barrs, Lamar 31 123 3.97 5. Madison Cable, Notre Dame 73 155 .471 4. Caitlin Ingle, Drake 33 229 6.9 3. Adella Randle-El, Sacramento St. 31 117 3.77 6. Lexi Bando, Oregon 72 159 .453 5. Roddricka Patton, Okla. St. 31 215 6.9 4. Aliyah Kilpatrick, Winthrop 27 97 3.59 7. Mikayla Ferenz, Idaho 79 177 .446 6. Angela Mickens, James Madison 33 227 6.9 5. Amani Tatum, Manhattan 31 101 3.26 8. Jamie Weisner, Oregon St. 77 174 .443 Zakiya Saunders, Albany 33 227 6.9 6. Tyonna Snow, Missouri St. 34 109 3.21 9. Sigi Koizar, Maine 85 196 .434 8. Loren Cagle, Lipscomb 28 188 6.7 7. Starr Breedlove, UTEP 34 107 3.15 10. AJ Alix, TCU 66 153 .431 9. Ashley Deary, Northwestern 35 233 6.7 8. Imani Tate, Albany 33 103 3.12 9. Britney Dunbar, Weber St. 35 109 3.11 13. Natalie Romeo, Nebraska 104 245 .424 10. Nicole Seekamp, South Dakota 36 232 6.4 10. Brooke Smith, Cleveland St. 29 88 3.03 3-Point FG Made Per Game Assist-To-Turnover Ratio Double-Doubles Player, Team G 3FG Avg. Player, Team Ast. TO Ratio Player, Team G Doubles 1. Kiyanna Black, Ohio 33 126 3.82 1. Caroline Coyer, Villanova 119 35 3.40 1. Tori Jarosz, Marist 31 24 2. Rachel Banham, Minnesota 32 119 3.72 2. Niya Johnson, Baylor 321 95 3.38 Lexi Martins, Lehigh 31 24 3. Kelsey Mitchell, Ohio State 34 126 3.71 3. Dytiesha Dunson, FGCU 189 56 3.38 3. Anna Strickland, Houston Baptist 29 23 4. , Syracuse 38 129 3.39 4. Katie Schubert, UT Martin 136 41 3.32 Jillian Alleyne, Oregon 27 23 5. Kelsey Minato, Army 32 108 3.38 5. Meghan Creighton, Drexel 184 57 3.23 5. Angela Beadle, Sam Houston St. 32 22 6. Natalie Romeo, Nebraska 31 104 3.35 6. Sydni Means, Mercer 189 65 2.91 Ruvanna Campbell, UIC 30 22 7. Jessy Ward, UT Martin 32 104 3.25 7. , UConn 204 72 2.83 7. Joy Adams, Iona 35 21 8. Brianna Burgos, Sacramento St. 27 86 3.19 8. Jessica January, DePaul 211 80 2.64 Brittany Starling, USC Upstate 34 21 9. Jessica Kovatch, St. Francis (Pa.) 31 98 3.16 9. Sharnae Lamar, Northern Iowa 195 74 2.64 9. , South Carolina 35 20 10. Hannah Blybon, Akron 33 104 3.15 10. Jameka Watkins, Central Arkansas 124 48 2.58 Nathalie Fontaine, Ball St. 32 20 17. Rachel Theriot, Nebraska 182 75 2.43 Free Throw Percentage Brittney Martin, Okla. St. 31 20 Player, Team FT FTA Pct. Blocked Shots Breanna Rucker, Bryant 30 20 1. Kim Albrecht, Binghamton 85 93 .914 Player, Team G B Avg. Triple-Doubles 2. Cartaesha Macklin, Southern Ill. 105 116 .905 1. Bego Faz Davalos, Fresno St. 34 136 4.00 Player, Team G Doubles 3. Janelle Perez, Northwestern St. 83 92 .902 2. Jasmine Joyner, Chattanooga 32 126 3.94 1. Kendall Noble, Western Ky. 34 2 4. Daniele Ewert, Alabama St. 73 81 .901 3. Jodie Cornelie-Sigmundova, Dayton 29 103 3.55 T2. Natalie Romeo, Nebraska 31 1

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