GAME #1 Davidson Wildcats (0-0) at -Little Rock Trojans (0-0) Friday, Feb. 12, 2010 • 8 p.m. 22001100--1111 Little Rock, Ark. DAVIDSON (5,600) GAME NOTES PROBABLE STARTERS Schedule / R eSultS DaviDson WilDcats Date Opponent Time 15 Laura Murray G 5-9 Fr. Harrisburg, Pa. Had 9 pts/11 rebs in exhibition win 24 Ashley Lax G 5-10 Sr. Little Rock, Ark. Avg. 11.1 ppg last year, 3rd-best on team Nov. 7 Mars Hill (Exh.) W, 84-58 21 S. Aleksandravicius F 6-4 So. Pound Ridge, N.Y. 11 double-doubles, 2nd-most in SoCon 12 at Arkansas-Little Rock 8:00 32 Barbara Sitton G 5-5 So. Richmond, Va. 2nd on team with 68 assists a year ago 14 at Arkansas 2:00 42 Kristen Johnsen F 6-2 Jr. Wayne, Pa. Started 12 of 29 games last year 19 William & Mary 7:00

L arkansas -l ittle rock trojans 22 at Winthrop 7:00 3 Asriel Rolfe G 5-6 Sr. Dallas, Texas Started all 34 games a year ago

L 20 Chastity Reed F 6-1 Sr. New Orleans, La. 4th in nation in scoring at 24.8 ppg UTSA Thanksgiving Tournament 22 Megan Williams F 5-10 Jr. Houston, Texas All 13 rebs. came on defensive end 1 25 Hannah Fohne F 6-2 Fr. Walker, La. Team-high 40 blocks, 8th in the SoCon 26 vs. North Texas 5:00 1 A 34 Janette Merriex G 5-10 So. Wichita Falls, Texas Avg. 8.6 minutes in 30 games played 27 at UT-San Antonio 5:00

B Dec. 4 Radford 7:00 OPENiNG TiP •Davidson opened its season with an 84-58 exhibition win vs. Mars Hill on Sunday, Nov. 7. Nine 20 at Elon 6:00

T players etched their names in the scorer’s book for the ‘Cats, including three in double figures. 29 Princeton 7:00 •Sophia Aleksandravicius tallied a double-double (16 pts./13 rbs.) in the exhibition win. She is 31 UNCG * 2:00 the ‘Cats top returning scorer after averaging 12 points and eight boards a season ago. E •She registered 11 double-doubles a season ago, good for second-most in the SoCon. •Last year, Aleksandravicius was an All-SoCon Freshman Team pick and was a second-team all- Jan. 3 College of Charleston * 7:00

K state pick with Alex Thompson. 5 at Western Carolina * 7:00 •Senior Ashley Lax dropped in 15 points in the exhibition win and was third on the team last 8 at Georgia Southern * 3:00 year in scoring at 11.1 ppg. She needs just 232 more points to clip 1,000 for her career. S •Both Aleksandravicius and Lax were named to the coaches’ preseason All-SoCon team. It was 10 at Furman * 7:00 the second year in a row two ‘Cats have been on the preseason team with Lax on it last year. 14 Chattanooga * 7:00

A •The Wildcats were picked to finish 6th in the SoCon in both the media and coaches polls. 16 Samford * 2:00 •Davidson finished 6-8 last year on the road, going 2-3 in its final five road games. •The Wildcats averaged 66.2 points per game last season, third-best in the SoCon. 19 Appalachian State * 7:00 B •Davidson returns eight letterwinners from last year’s 14-15 squad, which went 12-8 in league 22 at Wofford * 3:00 play for its seventh straight winning season in the Southern Conference. 25 at UNCG * 7:00

•This will be the first meeting between both teams. 28 at Longwood 7:00 •The trip to Arkansas is a homecoming for senior Ashley Lax, who is from Little Rock.

•The Wildcats are 8-23 all-time in season-openers. They are 2-3 in the last five years, opening up on Feb. 2 at Appalachian State * 7:00

the road vs. top opponents North Carolina, Georgia Tech and Nebraska in three of those years. 5 Western Carolina * 2:00 •This is Michele Savage’s first head coaching gig after being an for the last nine years at 7 at Coll. of Charleston * 7:00 Tulane. 12 at Chattanooga * 6:00

SCOUTiNG THE OPPOSiTiON 14 at Samford * 8:00 •Arkansas-Little Rock is coming off a 27-7 campaign and first-ever NCAA Tournament bid, where it defeated higher-seed Georgia Tech in the opening round. 19 Georgia Southern * 2:00 T •UALR is receiving votes in the both the AP and the USA Today /ESPN Top-25 polls. It’s the first 21 Furman * 7:00 time in school history they have opened the season receiving votes. 27 Wofford * 4:00

A •In addition to earning recognition in the national polls, UALR is ranked No. 4 on the first-ever Collegeinsider.com women’s mid-major top-25 preseason poll. •The Trojans went 17-1 in the Sun Belt, recording the team’s third-straight Sun Belt West Southern Conference Tournament C Division title and their fourth-straight 20-win seasons overall. Mar. 3 Opening Round 2 TBD •Receiving all 12 first place votes, the Trojans were picked to finish first in the west division. 4 Quarterfinals Round 2 TBD

D •Chastity Reed was named the preseason Sun Belt 2 Player of the Year after leading the team with aver - 5 Quarterfinals Round TBD BY THE NUMBERS (09-10) ages of 24.8 points (4th in the nation) and 7.8 6 Semifinals Round 2 TBD L Davidson UALR rebounds per game. 7 Championship 2 TBD •Reed was first in the nation in field goals made

I .417 FG% .446 (346), and second in total points (842) and field 1San Antonio, Texas ~ UTSA .380 Opp. FG% .395 2 goal attempts (755). Chattanooga, Tenn. .363 3-FG% .310 •She was named to John R. Wooden Award presea - Asterisk (*) denotes SoCon game

W .339 Opp. 3-FG% .298 Boldface type denotes home game son top-30 list and the “Wade Watch” list. All times Eastern and subject to change .674 FT% .692 •In addition, she was also named to the Naismith 66.2 PPG 66.1 Preseason watch list. 66.2 Opp. PPG 52.6 •UALR returns four of its five starters and seven of its 10 letterwinners overall. 38.9 RPG 34.5 •The Trojans sported a 13-1 record at home last year, with their only loss coming vs. Old Miss. 37.6 Opp. RPG 32.7 13.2 APG 15.2 A Look Ahead 19.5 TOPG 12.6 Davidson stays in the state of Arkansas to take on the SEC-foe on Sunday at 2 p.m. Eastern time. 1 2009-10 WILDCAT ROSTER

numerical roster ­ No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown High School 12 Katrin Chiemeka G 5-7 So. Marienthal, France Lycee Tristan Corbiere 14 Sarah Davis C 6-3 Jr. St. Clair, Mich. St. Clair 15 Laura Murray G 5-9 Fr. Harrisburg, Pa. Trinity 20 Chloe Woodington G 5-6 R-Jr. Honolulu, Hawaii Parkway High (La.) 21 Sophia Aleksandravicius F 6-4 So. Pound Ridge, N.Y. School of Holy Child 24 Ashley Lax F 5-10 Sr. Little Rock, Ark. Pulaski Academy 25 Jasmine Calin G 5-10 So. Miami, Fla. Coral Reef 32 Barbara Sitton G 5-5 So. Richmond, Va. Lloyd C. Bird 33 Amanda Ottaway G/F 6-1 Jr. Hollidaysburg, Pa. Hollidaysburg, Pa. 35 Shneeka Center G/F 5-10 Fr. Smithtown, N.Y. Smithtown West L 42 Kristen Johnsen F 6-0 Jr. Wayne, Pa. Conestoga

L 44 Logan Hartman F 6-1 Jr. New Wilmington, Pa. New Castle A alphabetical roster B No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown High School

T 21 Sophia Aleksandravicius F 6-4 So. Pound Ridge, N.Y. School of the Holy Child 25 Jasmine Calin G 5-10 So. Miami, Fla. Coral Reef

E 35 Shneeka Center G/F 5-10 Fr. Smithtown, N.Y. Smithtown West 12 Katrin Chiemeka G 5-9 So. Marienthal, France Lycee Tristan Corbiere K 14 Sarah Davis C 6-3 So. St. Clair, Mich. St. Clair 44 Logan Hartman F 6-1 Jr. New Wilmington, Pa. New Castle S 42 Kristen Johnsen F 6-0 Jr. Wayne, Pa. Conestoga

A 24 Ashley Lax F 5-10 Sr. Little Rock, Ark. Pulaski Academy 15 Laura Murray G 5-9 Fr. Harrisburg, Pa. Trinity

B 33 Amanda Ottaway G/F 6-1 Jr. Hollidaysburg, Pa. Hollidaysburg

32 Barbara Sitton G 5-5 So. Richmond, Va. Lloyd C. Bird 20 Chloe Woodington G 5-6 R-Jr. Honolulu, Hawaii Parkway High (La.)

deeper look at the wildcat roster

players by class players by height players by State/country

coaching & SuppoRt Staff Seniors (2) 6-4 S. Aleksandravicius Arkansas (1) Head Coach: 24 Ashley Lax 6-3 Sarah Davis Little Rock: Ashley Lax T Michele Savage (Northwestern) 20 Chloe Woodington Flordia (1) 6-1 Amanda Ottaway Miami: Jasmine Calin

A Assistants: Juniors (3) Logan Hartman France (1) Mary Ciuk (Southern Conn. State) 44 Logan Hartman Marienthal: Katrin Chiemeka Jamie Thomatis (Middle Tenn. State) 6-0 Kristen Johnsen C 42 Kristen Johnsen Hawaii (1) Kira Mowen (Youngstown State) 33 Amanda Ottaway 5-10 Ashley Lax Honolulu: C. Woodington Jasmine Calin Michigan (1) D Athletic Trainer: Sophomores (5) Shneeka Center St. Clair: Sarah Davis Brian Wheeler (Florida State) 21 Sophia Aleksandravicius Nebraska (1) L 25 Jasmine Calin 5-9 Laura Murray Ashland: Monica Laune 12 Katrin Chiemeka New York (1) I pRonunciation guide 14 Sarah Davis 5-7 Katrin Chiemeka Smithtown: Shneeka Center 32 Barbara Sitton Pennsylvania (4) S. Aleksandravicius . . . .Ah-Lexand-drav-a-jes 5-6 Chloe Woodington Harrisburg: Laura Murray W Freshmen (2) Hollidaysburg: A.Ottaway Jasmine Calin ...... CAL-in 15 Laura Murray 5-5 Barbara Sitton New Wilmington: L. Hartman Katrin Chiemeka ...... CAT-trin Cha-meka 35 Shneeka Center Wayne: Kristen Johnsen Virginia (1) Mary Ciuk ...... Chuck Richmond: Barbara Sitton

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No. 25 ranking. In 1998-99, Toledo On May 28, the Savage file 2010, Davidson advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a College Athletic No. 6 seed, and its star player, Kim Knuth, hometown: Westchester, Ill. Director Jim the two-time Mid-America Conference education: Northwestern (B.S., 1993) Murphy Player of the Year, was named honorable coaching experience: Davidson College (head coach, 2010-present) announced the hir - mention All-America. Before coaching at Toledo, Savage spent Tulane University (assistant coach, 1999-10) ing of Michele Cornell Unveristy (assistant coach, 1997-99) Savage as the head two seasons at Chicago State University. University of Toledo (assistant coach, 1995- coach for the Savage graduated from Northwestern 97) Wildcat women’s University in 1993 after a standout career Chicago State University (assistant coach, basketball pro - with the Wildcats. A three-time All-Big Ten 1993-95) gram. She is the 11th head coach in the selection, she was a Kodak All-District program’s 31-year history. choice in 1990, 1991 and A Street & Smith’s All-American dur - 1992 and earned All- ing her playing days at Northwestern, America recognition from Savage comes to Davidson after serving as Street & Smith’s in 1991. She

L an assistant coach at Tulane University helped lead the Wildcats to from 2001-10. While at Tulane, Savage’s the 1990 Big Ten Championship and to L duties touched all areas of the program as she coached the Green Wave post players appearances in the NCAA on a day-to-day basis and worked with Tournament in 1990 and A recruiting, directing Tulane’s scouting 1991 as NU posted 20-plus efforts and overseeing the team's academ - wins both years. B ic progress. She was the women’s basket - One of the top 15 players ball program’s liaison with the athletic in the nation as a high

T department’s marketing and game man - school senior, she led agement units among many other respon - Northwestern in scoring three times and was also the

E sibilities. During her nine years at Tulane, the team’s top rebounder in Green Wave twice hit the 26-win plateau 1990 and 1991. Her career K and reached the NCAA Tournament in percentage of .606 is still a school 2002, 2003 and 2010. The 2009-10 season record as is her .652 single-season mark

S saw Tulane go 26-7, earn the Conference from 1990. Savage scored in double figures USA regular-season title and earn an auto - in 25 straight games as a junior and had a 23-game double-figure scoring streak in her A matic bid to the postseason after winning the C-USA Tournament. Savage helped senior season. Savage was inducted in the lead Tulane to two Conference USA regu - Northwestern Hall of Fame in 2002 and the B lar-season titles and a Women’s NIT bid in Illinois Hall of Fame in 2008.

2007. She helped develop several top Green Wave players who were selected by USA Today for All-American Honorable Mention as well as several first-team

Conference USA players. In addition, she had the chance to coach two players,

Teana McKiver and Gwen Slaughter, who went on to play in the WNBA.

T The Illinois native came to Tulane after two seasons as an assistant coach at Cornell University (1999-00 & 2000-01). A She helped the Big Red achieve its best season in school history while signing C three players who earned honorable men - tion All-America honors in high school -

D two from New York and one from New Mexico. Her specific duties included coor -

L dinating Cornell’s recruiting efforts and supervising the skill development and

I workouts of the post players. Prior to her arrival at Cornell, Savage spent the 1997-98 and 1998-99 seasons as W an assistant coach at Toledo, where she coached the post players and served as SAVAGE’S OVERALL RECORD — 1ST SEASON recruiting coordina - overall conference conference tor. She helped guide Year (s)school WlPct .WlPct .finish the Rockets to a Mid- 2010-11 DAViDSON 00.000 00.000 American Conference TOTALS 00.000 00.000 championship and a

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squad. Both Aleksandravicius and Lax fin - the all -time series ... ished second and third, respectively, in scor - coaching comparison ... has both teams facing each other for ing on the team. Michele Savage (Davidson) the first time in program history. The 6-foot-4 forward Aleksandravicius was Overall (1st season) 0-0 .000 one of the top freshman in the league a year at Davidson (1st season) same ago, finishing with 11 double-doubles (sec - vs. UALR 0-0 .000 Season-Openers ond-most in the conference). She had averages During the Wildcats’ 31-year history, of 12 points and eight rebounds per game, Joe Foley (UALR) they have gone 8-23 in season-openers. with her eight boards ranking third-best in the Overall 586-165 .780 Since the program was restarted in 1992-93, SoCon. She also swatted away 49 shots, the at UALR (8th season) 130-84 .607 they have gone 6-12 and played some pretty third-most in a Wildcat single-season. tough competition. The ‘Cats have faced the A second-team all-state pick of the North college Quick Facts likes of top programs in North Carolina Carolina Collegiate Sports Information (twice), Duke, Vanderbilt, Nebraska, Association (NCCSIA) with Alex Thompson, Founded 1837 Michigan State and Boston College. Aleksandravicius started 17 of 29 games as a Location Davidson, N.C. Enrollment 1,900 During that time period (‘92-93), freshman, and scored in double digits 17 times, hitting the 20-point mark four times Nickname Wildcats Davidson has opened on the road or at a Colors Red (PMS 186) and Black neutral site 15 times with a 5-10 record in last year. L Senior sharp-shooter Lax led the team with Arena John M. Belk Arena (5,223) those games. Last year the Wildcat opened Conference Southern up at Nebraska, which went on to reach the 64 made three-pointers, two off her Wildcat single-season record she set as a sophomore in President Tom Ross L Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament and fin - Director of Athletics Jim Murphy ish 32-2 overall. 2008-09. The guard, who started 26 games, SWA Caroline Price averaged 11.1 points per game. She needs just A ’Cats Open Preseason With 84-58 Win 232 points this season to become the 14th Head Coach Michele Savage Sophomore Sophia Aleksandravicius tal - Wildcat to clip the 1,000-point mark for a Alma Mater Northwestern ’93 career. B lied a double-double with 16 points and 13 Record at Davidson 0-0 /1st Year rebounds to lead the Davidson women’s In addition to putting her name atop the Assistant Coaches basketball team to an 84-58 exhibition win single-season charts in made three-pointers, Mary Ciuk, Jamie Thomatis, Kira Mowen T on Sunday afternoon vs. Mars Hill in Belk Lax ranks fifth overall with 138 made treys Arena. and is second all-time with a 38-percent Director Sports information Marc Gignac shooting clip from behind the arc for her Office Phone 704-894-2123 E Aleksandravicius, who recorded 11 dou - ble-doubles last season, finished 7-of-14 career. WBB SiD Contact Gavin McFarlin Office Phone 704-894-2635 from the field and hauled in six of her 13 Cell Phone 419-566-3854 K Season Preview rebounds on the offensive side. She also E-mail [email protected] pocketed four of the ‘Cats eight steals, The Wildcats’ 2010-11 season begins a new era for the program as Michele Savage takes

S dished out three assists and swatted away a over the reins. Savage enters her first year as a Aleksandravicius , Sarah Davis , Jasmine pair of Lion shots. Calin and Katrin Chiemeka , and it all sets up She scored 10 of her 16 points in the sec - head coach and the excitement is running all

A through the program. the 'Cats for another great season and a run in ond half when Davidson pulled away, push - the SoCon. ing its lead out to as many as 26 points With a solid balance of talent from top to bottom, good depth and the leadership of two B twice in cruising to the win. Senior Class Senior Ashley Lax and sophomore veteran seniors, Davidson has the capability to make this year a special one. Lax finished third on the team with a 11.1 Barabara Sitton each poured in 15 and 11 point per game average. The senior sharp- points, respectively, to join Aleksandravicius Coach Savage’s thoughts on this year’s team and what you can expect from the shooter showed a deadly eye from down - in double digits. Overall, nine Wildcats Davidson Women’s Basketball team for the town, canning 38.1 percent of her three-point - etched their names in the scorer’s book with ers. Lax has started 55 games and set the sin -

2010-11 campaign… at least four points. gle-season school mark for made three-balls Freshman Laura Murray had a strong with 66 in 2008-09 and was two off of that debut, dropping in nine points, pulling 2009-10 Quick Recap Last season the Wildcats finished 14-15 mark last year, hitting 64 treys. down 11 rebounds and dishing out four Woodington, after missing her first two overall, facing top program’s like Nebraska assists. Davidson as a team showed its years due to pre-season injuries, came back unselfishness, picking up assists on 22 of its and N.C. State, both of which advanced to the NCAA Tournament, and Creighton, which fully healthy last year and appeared in 28 T 32 field goals, with seven players dishing games. She clipped the double-digit mark at out at least two assists on the afternoon. made the second round of the WNIT. They had their seventh straight winning season in home vs. Wofford in points for first time in Davidson’s defense held Mars Hill to 29 her career with 11 and has the ability to score A league games at 12-8. Gone due to graduation percent shooting, forced 19 turnovers and points in a hurry. out-rebounded the Lions, 61-46. Of those 61 are starters Alex Thompson, Julia Paquette and Monica Laune. Thompson, an All-SoCon C boards, 21 of them came off the offensive Cracking the Lineup: glass. First Team pick by the coaches last year, left her name scattered throughout the Wildcat Backcourt and Front The Wildcats return two of their five D record books, and Paquette and Laune were Wildcats Picked Sixth; Aleksandravicius & starters from a year ago, led by Lax in the Lax Garner All-SoCon Preseason Honors both two of the hardest workers on the court during their four-year careers and unsung backcourt and Aleksandravicius in the front -

L Coming off their seventh straight winning team leaders. court. Aleksandravicius, who tallied 11 dou - mark in Southern Conference play last year, ble-doubles (nine vs. the SoCon) for second- I the Davidson women’s basketball team has most in the league, had an outstanding first been picked sixth in the SoCon Coaches and 2010-11 Returners The pieces that return for Savage are nine year. One of the top post players in the Media polls, the conference announced league, she was named to the SoCon All- today. Senior Ashley Lax and sophomore letterwinners, which starts with the senior W Freshman team by the coaches and earned a Sophia Aleksandravicius were both named class of Ashley Lax and Chloe Woodington . The tandem hope to cap off their careers by spot on the All-State Second-Team. The first- to the 10-member all-league preseason team year player finished with averages of 12 by the coaches. Lax was a preseason All- assisting the Wildcats to their first league title. Add in the pieces of juniors Logan points and 8 rebounds, putting her in the top- SoCon pick last year. 10 of the league in both categories. In addi - Davidson, 14-15 overall and 12-8 in Hartman (missed all of 2009-10), Amanda Ottaway and Kristen Johnsen , along with a tion, she was a force on the defensive end, league play last season, returns eight letter - swatting away 49 shots, good for third-most winners, including a pair of starters in All- deep sophomore class, which was ranked the best recruiting class in the SoCon a year ago in a single season for Davidson. SoCon Freshman Team member “The NCAA tweaked the rules this year Aleksandravicius and Lax from last year’s and includes Barbara Sitton , Sophia 4 2010-11 WILDCAT NOTES

2010-11 s ocon preseason coaches poll /team southern coFerence Coaches Poll All-SoCon Team 2009-10 standings (final) 1. Samford (7) – 96 Anna Freeman, Appalachian State Conference Overall 2. Appalachian State (2) – 91 Sam Ramirez, Appalachian State Team WL WL 3. Chattanooga (2) – 85 Tonia Gerty, College of Charleston Chattanooga 16 4 24 9 4. College of Charleston – 59 Sophia Aleksandravicius, Davidson Samford 14 6 23 11 5. Georgia Southern – 58 Ashley Lax, Davidson Appalachian State 14 6 23 12 College of Charleston 13 7 21 12 6. Davidson – 55 Ali Ford, Elon Georgia Southern 13 7 19 12 7. Western Carolina – 46 Savannah Hill, Samford Davidson 12 8 14 15 8. Elon – 45 Emily London, Samford Elon 6 14 12 19 9. UNC Greensboro – 36 Kayla Christopher, Chattanooga UNC Greensboro 6 14 10 20 10. Furman – 20 Emily Clarke, Western Carolina Wofford 6 14 8 21 11. Wofford – 14 Western Carolina 6 14 7 23 Furman 4 16 7 24 SoCon Preseason Player of the Year Emily London, Samford the wildcats in the socon … L and allowed Division I women’s basketball media inFormation scoring offense – 3rd (66.2) teams to start practice forty days prior to the scoring Defense – 10th (66.2)

L Basketball e-mail service start of their first game – the stipulation being field Goal Percentage – 3rd (.417) To be added to the Davidson Women’s that a team can only practice thirty of those three-Point field Goal Percentage – 1st (.363) Basketball e-mail service which includes press forty days,” said Savage. “As a new coaching

A Percentage – 7th (.674) releases, postgame recaps, weekly releases and staff this extra preparation time was much rebounding – 5th (38.9) additional updates, contact Assistant Sports needed and has been well used. I have imple - Information Director Gavin McFarlin by e-mail Blocks – 5th (3.4)

B mented an entire new offensive system and at [email protected]. assists – 3rd (13.2) have also changed our look on the defensive steals – 8th (7.7) end. The players have been extremely adapt - assist/turnover ratio – 6th (0.7) T credentials able and ‘sponge-like’ – I really give them Requests for credentials to cover Davidson women’s basketball games should be mailed or credit for the focus and attention to detail they players in the socon top -10 …

E faxed on company letterhead to Gavin have shown.” scoring McFarlin, Box 7158, Davidson, N.C. 28035. The – Alex Thompson, 12.6 (9th) Three players on last year’s team started 26 fax number is 704-894-2636. Requests should be rebounding K games or more – two of those players have received at least two days prior to the game. If – Sophia Aleksandravicius, 8.0 (3rd) time permits, credentials will be mailed. graduated. What will it take to crack your – Julia Paquette, 5.9 (9th)

S starting line up? Wildcats on the internet field Goal Percentage Women’s basketball information including Coach Savage: “When a new coach comes – Julia Paquette, .495 (6th) A updated results, statistics, notes and other infor - into a program the players do start with a three-Point field Goal Percentage mation are available on the internet at the offi - clean slate and an opportunity to show why – Monica Laune, .423 (2nd) cial site of Davidson athletics, www.davidson - they deserve to play. The team thus far is B – Alex Thompson, .388 (6th) wildcats.com . making my decisions about playing time diffi - – Ashley Lax, .381 (9th)

cult. free throw Percentage During the Week In the frontcourt, Sophia proved to be a fac - All interviews with Wildcat players should Alex Thompson, .802 (6th) tor at both ends of the court last year. She is assists per game be arranged through the Sports Information continuing to develop in the post and I expect Office. Please allow 24 hours for requests to be – Alex Thompson, 3.4 (5th) arranged. Coach Michele Savage may be con - her shooting percentage to be higher this year, assist/turnover ratio tacted through Sports Information at 704-894- and I also expect her to get to the free throw – Alex Thompson, 1.1 (6th) 2635. line more. steals per game Junior Amanda Ottaway is fundamentally – NA Post-game Procedures one of the more complete players that we Blocks per game The Davidson locker room is closed to the have. Her footwork is very good and she is – S. Aleksandravicius, 1.7 (3rd) steady around the basket. T media. Postgame interviews with players and Minutes coaches will be conducted on press row follow - Logan, another junior, is a vocal presence – Alex Thompson, 33.5 (5th) ing a mandatory cooling-off period. Please give for us and finds a way to get the team a few

A player and coach requests to Gavin McFarlin extra offensive possessions with her - before the end of the game. ing knack.

C A third junior, Kristen Johnson, has dis - played a nice mix of scoring ability and is one national notice (top -100) … of our better rebounders. On every team there D is usually one or two players that things just Field Goal % – 76th (.417) run better when they are on the court – KJ is 3-Pt. Field Goal % – 25th (.363) Blocked Shots per game – Aleksandr., 66th (1.7)

L that player for us right now. A question mark for my coaching staff is 3-Pt. Field Goal % – Lax, 56th (38.1)

I sophomore post player Sarah Davis. Sarah has 3-Pt. Field Goal Per Game – Lax, 86th (2.2) had battled an early season injury, so we have to take a wait and see approach. She is a quick Final­rankings­out­of­328­ study though and knows the play-book as W well as anyone currently on the court. The backcourt will be anchored by the sen - rpi ranking /watch … iors. Barbara Sitton will fill in and is a good floor general. She attacks the basket well RPi – 190th in nation despite her compact size. Barb can be a relent - Strength of Schedule – 179th in nation less defender and I will need her to be just rankings­according­to­collegerpi.com­ that. Katrine, a sophomore from France, has

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09-10 by the numbers … 2009-10 team leaders team record Field Goal Percentage Sarah Davis .500 (25-50) Overall SoCon Home 8-4 6-4 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Monica Laune .423 (30-71) Away 6-8 6-4 Free Throw Percentage Monica Laune .880 (44-50) Neutral 0-3 0-0 Points Per Game Alex Thompson 12.6 (366) Last 20 games 12-8 12-8 Last 10 games 5-5 5-5 Rebounds Per Game Sophia Aleksandravicius 8.0 (233) Last five games 2-3 2-3 Assists Per Game Alex Thompson 3.4 (100) Steals Alex Thompson 44 record by Month Blocked Shots Sophia Aleksandravicius 49 Overall SoCon November 1-6 1-0 Three-Point Field Goals Made Ashley Lax 64 December 3-1 2-1 Minutes Per Game Alex Thompson 33.5 January 6-3 5-3 February 4-4 4-4 range out to the three-point line and can also March 0-1 0-0 get into the lanes. Her international playing record by Day of the Week experience has helped in her development as a basketball player. L Overall SoCon Sunday 1-2 1-0 Jasmine has stepped up her game and Monday 4-5 4-5 become one of our better perimeter defenders.

L Tuesday 2-0 1-0 Her offensive skills are solid, but she can real - Wednesday 1-0 0-0 ly make a difference for us when the other Thursday 0-1 0-0 team has the ball. A Friday 0-3 0-0 Saturday 6-4 6-3 The freshmen are small in number, there are only two of them, but mighty in their

B record by starting lineup heart and competitiveness. Paquette, Davis, Laune, Thompson, Sitton 0-1 Laura Murray , a Pennsylvania native, is a Paquette, Aleksand., Laune, Thompson, very complete player. She has a pretty shot T Sitton 0-1 with range yet is also comfortable with the Paquette, Johnsen, Laune, Thompson, Woodington 0-1 ball in her hands – either directing the offense E Aleksand., Davis, Thompson, Lax, Sitton 0-2 or getting to the rim. Paquette, Aleksand., Thompson, Her running mate, Shneeka Center from Lax, Sitton 0-2 New York, has earned the respect of the team K Paquette, Davis, Thompson, Lax, Sitton 2-1 with the energy and inner fire she brings to Paquette, Johnsen, Thompson, Lax, Sitton 2-1 everything she does. She will be called on to Paquette, Aleksand.,Laune, Thompson,Lax 6-2 S help us both inside and on the perimeter. Paquette, Aleksand., Thompson, Lax, Johnsen 1-2 Both of these players have well-deserved confidence in their abilities and have chal -

A Paquette, Johnsen, Thompson, Lax, Laune 3-1 Aleksand., Johnsen, Davis, Thompson, Lax 0-1 lenged our veterans from day one. The rest of the team would have it no other way and that

B record by scoring offense is one of the traits that I admire about the When Davidson scores 40-49, it is 0-2 Davidson student-athlete. They like to be When Davidson scores 50-59, it is 0-5 When Davidson scores 60-69, it is 7-6 challenged.” When Davidson scores 70-79, it is 3-2 When Davidson scores 80+, it is 4-0 The 2010-11 Schedule Davidson will tip their season off by mak - record by scoring Defense ing a trip to the state of Arkansas for the first When opponents score 30-49, it is 1-1 time in program history as well as head to When opponents score 50-59, it is 6-1 Texas for a Thanksgiving tournament hosted When opponents score 60-69, it is 4-3 by University of Texas-San Antonio, they are

When opponents score 70-79, it is 3-8 When opponents score 80+, it is 0-2 just a few highlights from the 2010-11 sched - ule.

T Games Decided by In addition to those contests, the Wildcats 0-5 points 3-3 will host William & Mary, Radford and 6-10 points 4-4 Princeton as part of its non-conference sched - A 11-20 points 4-6 21 or more 3-2 ule, while also partaking in a 20-game Southern Conference slate. The SoCon

C Overtime 1-1 Tournament returns to Chattanooga, Tenn., at McKenzie Arena on the campus of UTC, Leads at half 11-4 March 3-7. D Trails at half 3-11 Tied at half 0-0

L Leading with five minutes left 14-2 Trailing with five minutes left 0-13 I Davidson shoots 40% or better 12-6 Davidson shoots 40% or lower 2-9

W Davidson has more free throws 8-3 Davidson has fewer free throws 5-12 Davidson has equal free throws 1-0 Davidson has more rebounds 9-4 Davidson has fewer rebounds 5-9 Davidson has equal rebounds 0-2 Davidson has more turnovers 6-10 Davidson has fewer turnovers 8-3 Davidson has equal turnovers 0-2 6 2010-11 WILDCAT NOTES

career records watch last time a cat … scored 30+ Points Points Mercedes Robinson (30) vs. CofC, 1/12/09 1. Jennifer O'Brien – 1,510 scored 20+ Points Ashley Lax – 768 Ashley Lax (24) vs. Furman, 2/27/10 56 to move into 20th tallied 15+ rebounds S. Aleksandravicius (15) at Elon, 1/4/10 three-Point field Goals Made tallied 10+ rebounds Aleksandravicius (13) 1. Janna Magette – 213 at Chattanooga, 2/15/10 5. Ashley Lax – 138 Dished off 10+ assists 2 to move into 4th Alex Thompson (10) at Xavier, 12/19/08 recorded a Double-Double three-Point field Goals attempted Aleksandravicius (16 pts /13 rebs) at 1. Janna Magette – 597 Chattanooga, 2/15/10 6. Ashley Lax – 363 2 to move into 5th L last time the wildcats … three-Point field Goal Pct. (min. 40 made) L 1. Alex Thompson – 41.2 scored 100+ Points vs. East Tennessee State (103), 1/22/02 2. Ashley Lax – 38.0 (138-363) opponent scored 100+ Points A 3. Meagan Gleason – 37.8 at Western Carolina (107), 12/19/01 shot Better than 50 Percent

B field Goals Made vs. College of Charleston (50%), 2/20/10 1. Sarah Womack – 556 hit 10+ three-Pointers Ashley Lax – 268

T vs. College of Charleston (10), 2/20/10 82 to move into 15th Grabbed 50+ rebounds vs. Longwood (50), 1/6/10 E field Goals attempted Grabbed 15+ offensive rebounds 1. Sarah Womack – 556 vs. Georgia Southern (16), 2/22/10

K Ashley Lax – 709 Dished off 20+ assists 55 to move into 15th at Xavier (20), 12/19/08 had 20+ steals S at Georgia Southern (20), 1/13/07 Blocked 10+ shots

A vs. Appalachian State (10), 2/8/02 had 6 score in Double figures

B vs. Chattanooga, 2/14/09 (Robinson, Thompson, Lax, Halbersleben

Laune, Paquette) had 4+ score in Double figures

at UNC Greensboro, 2/6/10 (Thompson, Paquette, Aleksand, Lax)

had just 3 score in Double figures vs. Furman, 3/4/10 (Thompson, Lax, Aleksandravicius) had 3 in Double figures in rebounds vs. Western Carolina, 1/25/10 (Aleksandravicius, Thompson, Johnsen-10)

T had 2 in Double figures in rebounds vs. UNC Greensboro, 1/4/10 (Aleksandravicius 12 / Paquette 11) A had 2 Players score 20+ vs. Western Carolina, 12/14/08 C (Lax 20/Thompson 20) had 3 Players record a Double-Double

D vs. Western Carolina, 1/25/10 (Thompson 10 pts/10 reb, Johnsen 10 pts/10 rebs, Aleksandravicius 22 pts/10 rebs) L had 2 Players record a Double-Double at Wofford, 1/31/09 I (Robinson 15 pts/11 rebs) / Halbersleben 14-10) Won by 20+ Points W vs. UNC Greensboro (22), 1/2/10 Won by 30+ Points at UNC Greensboro (30), 2/6/10

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2009-10 s eason highs career Double figures Games / last Points season 28 — Sophia Aleksandravicius Ashley Lax – 40 / 18 at Furman – 11/30/09 Barbara Sitton – 1 / 1 [35 — school record] Sophia Aleksandravicius – 17 / 17 Sarah Davis – 2 / 2 field Goals Made Kristen Johnsen – 6 / 6 10 — Sophia Aleksandravicius vs. Wofford – 12/13/09 [15 — school record] career 20-Point Games / season Ashley Lax – 7 / 2 field Goals attempted Sophia Aleksandravicius – 4 / 4 20 — Sophia Aleksandravicius vs. Newberry College – 12/29/09 career 30-Point Games / season [32 — school record] Alex Thompson – 1 /

field Goals Percentage (min. five made) career 10+ rebound Games / season

L .857 (6-7) — Alex Thompson Sophia Aleksandravicius – 12 / 12 vs. Longwood – 1/6/10 [1.000 — school record] Kristen Johnsen – 2 / 2 L three-Point field Goals Made career Double Doubles / season

A 7 — Ashley Lax, Sophia Aleksandravicius – 11 / 11 vs. Furman, 2/27/10 Kristen Johnsen – 2 / 2 [9 — school record set by Thompson] B three-Point field Goals attempted

T 12 — Ashley Lax vs. Duquesne – 11/27/09 [12 — School record] E three-Point field Goal Pct. (min. two made) 1.000 (5-5) — Ashley Lax K at UNC Greensboro – 2/6/10 [1.000 — School record] S free throws Made 10 — Alex Thompson A vs. Western Carolina – 1/25/10 [14 — School record] B free throws attempted

10 — Sophia Aleksandravicius twice at Furman – 11/30/09 & vs. GSU, 2/22/10 Alex Thompson vs. Western Caroina – 1/25/10 [16 — School record]

free throw Percentage (min. three made) 1.000 (10-10)— Alex Thompson

vs. Western Carolina – 1/25/10 [1.000 — School record] T rebounds 16 — Sophia Aleksandravicius A vs. Appalachian State – 12/7/09 [23 — School record] C assists 8 — Barbara Sitton vs. Newberry College, D 12/29/09 & Alex Thompson vs. Western Carolina – 1/25/10

L [13 — School record]

I Blocked shots 5 — Sophia Aleksandravicius, three times vs. Newberry College – 12/29/09, vs.

W Western Carolina – 1/25/10 & at Chattanooga – 2/15/10 [6 — School record]

steals 6 — Monica Laune at Elon – 1/4/10 [11 —School record]

8 2010-11 BOX SCORES

Mars Hill vs Davidson - Exhibition (11/07/10 2:00 p.m. at Davidson, N.C. — Belk Arena)

VISITORS: Mars Hill tot-fg 3-pt rebounds ## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 04 Deal, Taylor f14 12 510 099 48002027 10 Harvey, Margaret f517 3 10 00 3 0 3 013 120128 24 Williams, Jocelyn f25 00 15 5 510 35072027 14 Young, Brittini g316 06 00 1 4 5 26 4 3 0329 32 Simon, Jackie g0 4 0 0 00 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 011 05 Carlson, Tyler 49 34 00 0 1 1 011 200018 11 Miller, Beth 11 00 24 0 1 1 34420018 12 Assif, Sky 11 00 22 0 0 0 1401004 15 Ward, Autumn 02 02 00 0 1 1 0000004 22 Metcalf, Kristen 03 02 00 0 1 1 1001008 23 Poplos, Alexis 01 00 00 0 0 0 0000004 30 Grayson, Narcissa 12 00 12 1 1 2 1300009 34 Jones, Jessica 12 00 00 2 0 2 1201002 44 Buckner, Katie 12 00 01 1 1 2 12000011 TEAM 167 1 Totals...... 20 69 7 26 11 24 15 31 46 17 58 11 19 44200

TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 12-39 30.8% 2nd Half: 8-30 26.7% Game: 29.0% DEADBALL 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 4-14 28.6% 2nd Half: 3-12 25.0% Game: 26.9% REBOUNDS F Throw % 1st Half: 4-8 50.0% 2nd Half: 7-16 43.8% Game: 45.8% 7

HOME TEAM: Davidson

L tot-fg 3-pt rebounds ## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 21 ALEKSANDRAVICIUS f714 00 23 6 713 2 16 302429 42 JOHNSEN, Kristen f28 00 58 2 4 6 39 4 5 2021

L 15 MURRAY, Laura g313 13 22 4 711 29430032 24 LAX, Ashley g611 13 22 1 6 7 215 410026 32 SITTON, Barbara g5 8 1 1 02 1 6 7 011 230328 12 CHIEMEKA, Katrin 03 02 00 1 2 3 0021007 A 20 WOODINGTON, Chloe 24 11 12 0 0 0 16010114 25 CALIN, Jasmine 38 00 01 3 2 5 36301015 33 OTTAWAY, Amanda 13 00 22 1 5 6 34010017 44 HARTMAN, Logan 36 00 22 0 0 0 48010011 B Team 213 Totals...... 32 78 4 10 16 24 21 40 61 20 84 22 16 58200

T TOTAL FG% 1st Half: 17-44 38.6% 2nd Half: 15-34 44.1% Game: 41.0% DEADBALL 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: 3-5 60.0% 2nd Half: 1-5 20.0% Game: 40.0% REBOUNDS F Throw % 1st Half: 6-9 66.7% 2nd Half: 10-15 66.7% Game: 66.7% 2

E Officials: Kevin Self, Bruce Adams and Al Tutson Technical fouls: Mars Hill-None. Davidson-None. Attendance: Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total

K Mars Hill 32 26 58 Davidson 43 41 84 Points in the paint-MHCW 20,DAV 42. Points off turnovers-MHCW 17,DAV 17. 2nd chance points- MHCW 6,DAV 16. Fast break points-MHCW 2,DAV 6. Bench points-MHCW 26,DAV 24. S A B

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9 2010-11 WILDCAT PLAYER SEASON NOTES

2010-11 highlights:

2010-11 highlights: L L

2010-11 highlights: Strong debut in exhibition vs. Mars Hill with 9 points, 11 rebounds and 4 assists A B T E

K 2010-11 highlights: Tallied six points in 14 minutes in exhibition vs. Mars Hill. S A B

2010-11 highlights: Picked up double-double (team bests of 16 pts/rbs) in exhibition win vs. Mars Hill

T

A 2010-11 highlights: Recorded 15 pionts, 7 rebounds and 4 assists in exh. vs. Mars Hill. C D L I

2010-11 highlights: Came off the bench vs. Mars Hill for 6 points, 5 boards and three assists in 15 min -

W utes.

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2010-11 highlights: One of three ‘Cats to reach double figures in points (11) in exhibition vs. Mars Hill.

2010-11 highlights: Helped Wildcats to game-high 61 rebounds with 6 vs. Mars Hill. L L

2010-11 highlights: A B T E K 2010-11 highlights: Nice all-around game in exhibtion vs. Mars Hill with 9 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 blocks. S A B

2010-11 highlights: Assisted the Davidson bench to 24 points with 8 in 11 minutes of action in exhibi - tion. vs. Mars Hill.

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11 2010-11 WILDCAT CAREER AND SEASON HIGHS

#12 katrin chiemeka #14 sarah Davis Season Career Season Career Min 5, at UNC Greensboro, 2/6/10 Min 30, vs. Monmouth, 11/28/09 FG 1, last time at Wofford, 2/2/10 FG 5, last time vs. Elon, 2/8/10 FGA 4, at Elon, 1/4/10 FGA 6, last time vs. App. State, 12/7/09 3FG 1, last time at Wofford, 2/2/10 3FG 1, vs. Duquesne, 11/27/09 3FGA 1, last time vs. Furman, 2/27/10 3FGA 1, last time vs. WCU, 1/25/10 FT 1, last time at UNCG, 2/6/10 FT 5, vs. Furman, 2/27/10 FTA 2, last time at UNCG, 2/6/10 FTA 8, vs. Monmouth, 11/28/09 OReb 2, at Elon, 1/4/10 OReb 3, vs. Elon, 2/8/10 DReb 2, vs. UNCG, 1/2/10 DReb 4, last time vs. Monmouth, 11/28/09 Reb 2, last time at Elon, 1/4/10 Reb 6, last time vs. Elon, 2/8/10 Asst 2, at UNC Greensboro, 2/6/10 Asst 1, last time vs. Elon, 2/8/10 Steals – Steals 1, last time vs. Elon, 2/8/10 Blocks – Blocks 1, at Nebraska, 11/13/09 Pts 3, last time at Wofford, 2/2/10 Pts 14, vs. Monmouth, 11/28/09 L #15 laura Murray #20 chloe Woodington Season Career Season Career L Min Min 23, vs. Wofford, 12/13/09 FG FG 4, vs. Wofford, 12/13/09

A FGA FGA 5, last time at Wofford, 2/2/10 3FG 3FG 1, last time vs. Furman, 2/27/10 3FGA 3FGA 3, at Wofford, 2/2/10 B FT FT 2, last time vs. Furman, 2/27/10 FTA FTA 2, last time vs. Furman, 2/27/10

T OReb OReb 2, vs. Wofford, 12/13/09 DReb DReb 2, last time at Wofford, 2/2/10 Reb Reb 4, vs. Wofford, 12/13/09 E Asst Asst 4, vs. Wofford, 12/13/09 Steals Steals 3, vs. Duquesne, 11/27/09 Blocks – K Blocks Pts Pts 11, vs. Wofford, 12/13/09 S

A #21 sophia aleksandravicius #24 ashley lax Season Career Season Career Min 38, vs. Samford, 1/9/10 Min 43, at UNC Greensboro, 1/5/09

B FG 10, vs. Wofford, 12/13/09 FG 9, last time at UNCG, 2/6/10 FGA 20, vs. Newberry, 12/29/09 FGA 20, at Xavier, 12/19/08 3FG 2, last time at Chatt., 2/15/10 3FG 6, at Xavier, 12/19/08 3FGA 6, vs. Samford, 1/9/10 3FGA 12, vs. Duquesne, 11/27/09 FT 9, at Furman, 11/30/09 FT 6, at Towson, 11/22/08 FTA 10, last time vs. GSU, 2/22/20 FTA 7, at Towson, 11/22/08 OReb 6, at Furman, 11/30/09 OReb 3, at UNC Asheville, 11/16/07 DReb 14, vs. App. State, 12/7/09 DReb 7, vs. UNCG, 1/2/10

Reb 16, vs. App. State, 12/7/09 Reb 7, vs. UNCG, 1/2/10 Asst 5, vs. Samford, 1/9/10 Asst 5, vs. CofC, 1/12/09

Steals 4, vs. GSU, 2/22/20 Steals 4, at William & Mary, 11/22/09 Blocks 5, last time at Chattanooga, 2/15/10 Blocks 1, last time vs. Longwood, 1/6/10

T Pts 28, at Furman, 11/30/09 Pts 25, at UNC Greensboro, 2/6/10 A

#25 jasmine calin #32 Barbara sitton C Season Career Season Career Min 20, vs. Monmouth, 11/28/09 Min 44, vs. Duquesne, 11/27/09

D FG 2, last time vs. Wofford, 12/13/09 FG 5, at Nebraska, 11/13/09 FGA 6, last time vs. Wofford, 12/13/09 FGA 15, vs. Duquesne, 11/27/09 3FG 3FG 1, vs. Monmouth, 11/28/09 L 3FGA 3FGA 1, last time vs. Furman, 2/27/10 FT 4, vs. Duquesne, 11/27/09 FT 3, last time vs, CofC, 2/20/10 I FTA 5, vs. Duquesne, 11/27/09 FTA 8, at Furman, 11/30/09 OReb 1, last time at Ga. Southern, 1/18/10 OReb 3, last time vs. Chatt., 1/11/10 DReb 3, vs. Monmouth, 11/28/09 DReb 7, vs. Chattanooga, 1/11/10 W Reb 3, vs. Monmouth, 11/28/09 Reb 10, vs. Chattanooga, 1/11/10 Asst 3, vs. Monmouth, 11/28/09 Asst 8, vs. Newberry, 12/29/09 Steals 3, vs. Monmouth, 11/28/09 Steals 4, last time vs. Monmouth, 11/28/09 Blocks 1, last time vs. Monmouth, 11/28/09 Blocks – Pts 6, vs. Duquesne, 11/27/09 Pts 13, at Nebraska, 11/13/09

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#33 amanda ottaway #35 shneeka center Season Career Season Career Min 22, last time vs. Wofford, 12/30/08 Min FG 4, vs. Charlotte, 12/9/08 FG FGA 13, vs. Charlotte, 12/9/08 FGA 3FG 1, last time at Chattanooga, 2/15/10 3FG 3FGA 4, at Xavier, 12/19/08 3FGA FT 4, last time vs. App. State, 1/24/09 FT FTA 6, vs. Western Carolina, 12/14/08 FTA OReb 3, last time at N.C. State, 11/20/09 OReb DReb 5, vs. Charlotte, 12/9/08 DReb Reb 8, vs. Charlotte, 12/9/08 Reb Asst 2, last time vs. CofC, 1/12/09 Asst Steals 3, vs. Wofford, 12/30/08 Steals Blocks 2, vs. Wofford, 12/30/08 Blocks Pts 9, vs. Charlotte, 12/9/08 Pts L

L #42 kristen johnsen #44 logan hartman Season Career Season Career Min 41, vs. Samford, 1/9/10 Min 16, at App. State, 12/6/08 A FG 6, vs. Samford, 1/9/10 FG 3, at App. State, 12/6/08 FGA 11, vs. Samford, 1/9/10 FGA 6, at Xavier, 12/19/08 3FG 1, last time vs. Wofford, 12/30/08 3FG – B 3FGA 1, last time at App. State, 1/23/10 3FGA 1, at Cincinnati, 12/21/08 FT 6, at Creighton, 11/15/09 FT 3, last time at App. State, 12/6/08

T FTA 8, last time vs. UNCG, 1/2/10 FTA 4, last time at App. State, 12/6/08 OReb 7, at Samford, 2/13/10 OReb 3, at Winthrop, 11/15/08 DReb 7, at Samford, 2/13/10 DReb 3, at App. State, 12/6/08 E Reb 14, at Samford, 2/13/10 Reb 5, at Winthrop, 11/15/08 Asst 3, last time at UNCG, 2/6/10 Asst 2, at App. State, 12/6/08

K Steals 3, vs. Samford, 1/9/10 Steals 1, last time vs. UNCG, 2/9/09 Blocks 3, at Creighton, 11/15/09 Blocks 2, vs. App. State, 1/24/09 Pts 17, vs. Samford, 1/9/10 Pts 9, at App. State, 12/6/08 S A B

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2010-11 Davidson Women's Basketball Team left to right back row: Assistant Coach Jamie Thomatis, Assistant Coach Kira Mowen, Chloe Woodington, Laura Murray, Shneeka Center, Katrin Chiemeka, Barbara Sitton, Assistant Coach Mary Ciuk and Head Coach Michele Savage left to right front row: Jasmine Calin, Amanda Ottaway, Kristen Johnsen, Sophia Aleksandravicius, Sarah Davis, Logan Hartman and Ashley Lax

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