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Taylor Vander Plas' Weekly Blog

December 14, 2015 would appreciate your prayers for a successful surgery! She has kept a great attitude this whole time, and we are excited for her to • Finals week get on the road to recovery! • Haley leaving Now, in light of the week we just had, here's some encourage­ • One game on Saturday ment from Kid President: • Didn't play great but got the W "What if Michael Jordan would have quit? Well, he did quit.. wait no he retired. But before that, in high school, what if he would have Well, we made it. We survived finals week and we are done with first quit when he didn't make the team? He would have never made semester. It's hard to describe the type of freedom that brings! Now Space Jam... and I LOVE Space Jam." our focus has shifted to catching up on sleep! Since we didn't have a game until Saturday, we had a pretty quiet -TDawg week basketball-wise. The coaches were very kind and gave us one day off this week to focus on our studies and try get a little extra Taylor Vander Plas is a senior guard from Ripon, sleep, so we had four days of practice to prepare for Mount Vernon Wl as a Dean’s List student majoring in Nazarene University. Unfortunately, we didn't come out as strong as biology/pre-med. we would have liked on Saturday. I honestly believe that we were trying to work hard and do better, but we just couldn't seem to get Read the blogs from other Yellow Jacket student- out of the funk that we were in. We still ended up with the win, we athletes at 2015-16 Blog Central. Go to: @tdawg_03 just wish it would've been a little prettier. yellowjackets.cedarville.edu In other news, we had to say goodbye to a integral part of our team this week. Haley finished out the semester strong but is taking a little time off this next semester. Thankfully, she has plans to visit us and come to a few more games so we are looking forward to Yellow Jacket seeing her again! If you didn't get the chance to know Haley Tyler, you really missed out on an awesome human being. Haley brought an energy like no other to our team, and she had the biggest ser­ Concessions! vant's heart. We definitely miss her already but are excited to see her again soon! • Hamburgers • Popcorn We have three games coming up this week, the first being at • Hot Dogs • Pretzels home against on Monday. Urbana is always a tough team and is a fun rivalry for us, so we are looking forward to • Corn Dogs • Soft Drinks redeeming ourselves from our performance on Saturday and hope • Nachos • Water to show you guys a great game right here in Cedarville at 7:00pm! • Candy • Gatorade Tuesday we start our trek to Alaska! We have been looking for­ ward to this trip since the beginning of the season last year when “Operated by the CU Women’s Coach Martin told us there was a possibility it would happen. There Team” will only be about 5.5 hours of daylight while we're there, but our coaches have still got some awesome stuff planned for us to do! CASH, Credit and Debit Saturday we take on Alaska Anchorage and Sunday we take on Cards Accepted Alaska Fairbanks. These are two very good basketball teams but we are ready for the challenge! One last thing, Reggie has her ACL surgery on Tuesday, so we

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Star Comparison O j Current Record 5-3 3-2* Points Scored/Game 67.6 78.5 ✓ Points Allowed/Game 54.1 ✓ 85.0 FG % .399 ✓ .388 "Official Charter Company of 3-point FG % .301 .327 ✓ the Cedarville Yellow Jackets” FT % .702 .783 ✓ A c c o r h o te ls Rebounds/Game 41.0 ✓ 36.8 Assists/Game 15.6 ✓ 11.8 155 W. Leffel Lane - 937 879-3000 Turnovers/Game 17.5 13.8 ✓ Springfield, OH 8250 Expansion Way Blocked Shots/Game 2.9 ✓ 2.3 45506 Dayton, OH 45424 Steals/Game 10.6 ✓ 7.5 937-325-5356 Current Streak W4 ! W2

* Stats do not include an 88-71 win at Wilberforce on 11/14 PROBABLE STARTERS: PROBABLE STARTERS: # Cedarville (5-3) Pos. PPG RPG APG # Urbana (3-2)* Pos PPG RPG APG 3 Taylor Vander Plas (5-9 senior) G 6.6 3.9 3.5 3 Danie Shafer (5-8 sophomore) G 21.5 6.0 0.8 4 Abby Wolford (5-7 sophomore) G 10.0 1.7 3.5 15 Kennedy Boggs (5-5 senior) G 10.5 4.3 5.0 13 Kaysie Brittenham (5-8 senior) G 10.3 1.6 2.8 22 Stefanie Davis (5-3 sophomore) G 8.0 3.8 1.8 23 Kayla Linkous (5-10 senior) F 10.2 5.7 0.7 33 Megan Beachy (5-8 freshman) G 13.0 1.8 1.0 30 Emily Williams (5-11 sophomore) F 7.0 7.1 0.6 34 Tori Purk (5-8 senior) F 5.3 3.8 0.3

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_ 2 e ! e 3 ! 2 _ 1962-63 7 3 .700 June Kearney (46-17, 1963-64 5 2 .714 Kearney COURTYARD® 1964-65 6 3 .667 Kearney 1965-66 5 2 .714 Kearney H a r r i o t t 1966-67 6 4 .600 Kearney 1967-68 8 2 .800 Kearney Experience the best things in life at the new Courtyard 1968-69 9 1 .900 Kearney by Marriott in Downtown Springfield. Stay for a night or for a week in our beautifully-renovated hotel. Enjoy our 1969-70 8 5 .615 Maryalyce Jeremiah (1 garden pool, hot tub, business center and complimentary 1970-71 8 4 .667 Jeremiah high-speed Internet.Taste the delicious fare of the Mela 1971-72 13 5 .722 Jeremiah Urban Bistro. O r just unwind at the Mela lounge. 1972-73 16 7 .696 Jeremiah 1973-74 9 11 .450 Jeremiah taste | life 1974-75 8 13 .381 Jeremiah 100 south fountain • downtown springfield • 937.322.3600 • www.melaurbanbistro.com 1975-76 12 12 .500 Jeremiah 1976-77 14 9 .609 Jeremiah 1977-78 16 9 .640 Jeremiah

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4 LADY JACKET BASKETBALL yellowjackets.cedarville.edu Last Time Out • 12/12/15 CEDARVILLE, Ohio - The Lady Jackets built a big lead and then held off Mount Vernon Nazarene, 64-50, in a non-conference game at the Callan Athletic Center. Cedarville, 5-3, won its fourth consecutive TOOLS & EQUIPMENT game. The Lady Jackets grabbed the lead for good late in the first quarter and increased it to as much as 43-25 midway through the third. Then Dayton, Ohio 45430 it all went flat. MVNU stormed back to within 48-45 with 7:35 to play. Back-to-back three-pointers by Taylor Vander Plas and Abby Wolford sparked a 10 point run that put the home side back in com - mand. 937 429-3444 Kaysie Brittenham and Christina McQueen scored 12 points each while Wolford totaled 10 points, five assists, and five steals. Kayla Linkous finished with nine points and nine rebounds. Numbers Game: • McQueen is averaging 9.5 points and 7.5 rebounds in her last four games. Comfort • CU's rebound margin is +17.8 during its winning streak. • Wolford's five steals is a season high. • The last four opponents are shooting .255 from the field. Suites • Cedarville leads the all-time series vs. MVNU, 39-15. Looking Ahead 121 Raydo Circle The Lady Jackets depart for their two-game Alaska trip tomor­ Only 12 miles Springfield, OH 45506 row, Dec. 15. On Saturday, Dec. 19 the team takes on USA Today from CU! NCAA II #6 Alaska Anchorage for an 11:00 p.m. (Ohio time) tip- Proud to support the 937-322-0707 off. Cedarville faces Alaska Fairbanks on Sun., Dec. 20 in a 7:30 Yellow Jackets!! p.m. (Ohio time) contest in Anchorage. CU returns to the Callan Athletic Center for a non-conference • All Suite Rooms game with Wayne State on Wed., Dec. 30 at 5:30 p.m. Cedarville starts off 2016 with a pair of important Great • Hot Deluxe Breakfast Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC) home games - Sat., Jan. 2 vs Trevecca and Mon., Jan. 4 vs Kentucky Wesleyan. RUDYS SMOKE i m HOUSE 2222 S Limestone St Springfield, Oil 45505 (957) 605 2402

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November (2-3, 0-0) Nov. 13 vs Ashland Philippi, WV L 43-62 Nov. 14 vs Ohio Dominican Philippi, WV L 74-81 (2ot) Nov. 17 at Indianapolis Indianapolis, IN W 47-44 Nov. 21 TIFFIN Cedarville L 68-79 Nov. 24 at Ferris State Big Rapids, MI W 72-43

December (3-0, 0-0) Dec. 1 OHIO CHRISTIAN Cedarville W 85-48 Dec. 5 WILBERFORCE Cedarville W 88-26 Springfield, Ohio Dec. 12 MT. VERNON NAZARENE Cedarville W 64-50 Dec. 14 URBANA Cedarville 7 PM Dec. 19 at Alaska Anchorage Anchorage, AK 11 PM Dec. 20 vs Alaska Fairbanks Anchorage, AK 7:30 PM 937-325-8480 Dec. 30 WAYNE STATE Cedarville 5:30 PM

January (0-0, 0-0) Jan. 2 TREVECCA* Cedarville 2 PM Jan. 4 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN* Cedarville 5:30 PM Jan. 7 at Ohio Valley* Vienna, WV 5:30 PM ©@©tt(Q)GT) Jan. 9 at Salem International* Salem, WV 2 PM Jan. 14 WILBERFORCE Cedarville 5:30 PM Jan. 16 at Ursuline* Pepper Pike, OH 2 PM ^ n u t a s i D Jan. 21 BLUEFIELD STATE Cedarville 7 PM Jan. 28 DAVIS & ELKINS* Cedarville 5:30 PM Jan. 30 ALDERSON BROADDUS* Cedarville 2 PM

© f c o © February (0-0, 0-0) Feb. 4 at Kentucky Wesleyan* Owensboro, KY 6:30 PM Feb. 6 at Trevecca* Nashville, TN 2 PM 10 Kinsey Road Feb. 11 SALEM INTERNATIONAL* Cedarville 5:30 PM Feb. 13 OHIO VALLEY* Cedarville 2 PM Feb. 20 URSULINE* Cedarville 5:30 PM Xenia, Ohio 45385 Feb. 25 at Alderson Broaddus* Philippi, WV 5:30 PM Feb. 27 at Davis & Elkins* Elkins, WV 2 PM

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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 5-3 3-1 2-0 0-2 CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 5-3 3-1 2-0 0-2

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds m Player gp-gs min avq fq-fqa fq% 3fq-fqa 3fq% ft-fta ft% off def tot avq Pf dq a to blk stl pts avq 13 Brittenham, Kaysie 8-8 253 31.6 33-97 .340 1145 .244 5-7 .714 4 9 13 1.6 14 0 22 19 1 26 82 10.3 23 Linkous, Kayla 6-5 141 23.5 2044 .455 2-7 .286 19-26 .731 13 21 34 5.7 11 0 4 14 0 7 61 10.2 04 Wolford, Abby 6-5 136 22.7 19-59 .322 11-31 .355 11-15 .733 4 6 10 1.7 17 1 21 26 0 12 60 10.0 44 Watterworth, Breanne 84 165 20.6 31-54 .574 0-0 .000 1-3 .333 15 31 46 5.8 22 1 3 11 6 4 63 7.9 30 Williams, Emily 8-7 159 19.9 2445 .533 0-0 .000 8-16 .500 20 37 57 7.1 17 0 5 11 10 3 56 7.0 03 Vander Plas, Taylor 8-8 209 26.1 1740 .425 8-19 .421 11-13 .846 9 22 31 3.9 13 0 28 17 0 7 53 66 21 McQueen, Christina 8-0 120 15.0 2044 .455 1-3 .333 10-13 .769 13 32 45 5.6 10 0 3 5 3 4 51 6.4 11 Hochstetler, Regina 2-1 41 20.5 5-16 .313 2-10 .200 0-0 .000 0 2 2 1.0 5 0 2 2 1 2 12 6.0 24 Holm, Kaitlyn 8-0 106 13.3 9-33 .273 2-6 .333 14-18 .778 10 12 22 2.8 15 0 10 9 2 6 34 4.3 12 Robinson, Whitney 8-2 157 19.6 6-23 .261 2-11 .182 11-14 .786 2 7 9 1.1 13 0 13 12 0 8 25 3.1 33 Juengel, Ellie 8-0 89 11.1 8-23 .348 6-17 .353 2-8 .250 3 12 15 1.9 7 0 7 10 0 5 24 3.0 20 Buckley, Taylor 5-0 33 6.6 5-11 .455 0-0 .000 5-6 .833 2 6 8 1.6 3 0 0 1 0 0 15 3.0 14 Tyler, Haley 3-0 11 3.7 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 3 1 0 1 2 0.7 10 Dodane, Jamie 6-0 30 5.0 1-7 .143 14 .250 0-0 .000 0 5 5 0.8 3 0 4 1 0 0 3 0.5 Team 10 21 31 1 Total...... 8 1650 198496 .399 46-153 .301 99-141 .702 105 223 328 41.0 150 2 125 140 23 85 541 67.6 Opponents..... 8 1650 142426 .333 36-142 .254 113-158 .715 80 209 289 36.1 156 - 79 165 23 75 433 54.1

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* Stats do not include an 88-71 win at Wilberforce on 11/14

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 2-2 2-1 0-1 0-0 CONFERENCE 2-2 2-1 0-1 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds m PI aver gp-gs min avq fq-fqa fq% 3fq-fqa 3fq% ft-fta ft% off def tot avq pf dq a to blk stl pts avq 03 Danie Shafer 4-4 129 32.2 25-55 .455 12-31 .387 24-31 .774 10 14 24 6.0 5 0 3 8 3 2 86 21.5 33 Megan Beachy 4-4 137 34.2 13-47 .277 12-32 375 14-16 .875 1 6 7 1.8 11 0 4 7 0 4 52 13.0 42 Jazmyn Haley 4-0 85 21.3 19-36 .528 0-0 .000 7-11 .636 9 22 31 7.8 11 0 4 6 1 0 45 11.3 15 Kennedy Boggs 4-4 123 30.8 14-42 .333 0-9 .000 14-16 .875 4 13 17 4.3 12 1 20 15 2 4 42 10.5 22 Stefanie Davis 4-4 108 27.0 9-21 .429 2-5 .400 12-17 .706 2 13 15 3.8 10 0 7 13 2 14 32 8.0 24 Erin Morrow 2-0 46 23.0 4-11 364 3-8 375 0-0 000 0 11 11 5.5 0 0 3 1 1 3 11 5.5 34 Tori Purk 4-4 79 19.8 7-15 .467 0-0 .000 7-8 .875 6 9 15 3.8 8 0 1 4 0 2 21 5.3 14 Ariana Harper 3-0 35 11.7 5-9 556 1-4 250 0-2 000 4 3 7 2.3 7 0 1 1 0 1 11 3.7 20 Jennifer Alflen 4-0 46 11.5 3-16 .188 3-12 250 5-5 tooo 3 1 4 1.0 2 0 2 0 0 0 14 3.5 23 Alyssa Kennedy 2-0 10 5.0 0-3 000 0-0 000 0-0 000 0 3 3 1.5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 04 Brittany Atkinson 1-0 2 2.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0.0 Team 9 4 13 Total...... 4 800 99-255 .388 33-101 .327 83-106 .783 48 99 147 36.8 68 1 47 55 9 30 314 78.5 Opponents.... 4 800 135-278 486 26-69 377 44-64 688 54 119 173 43.2 90 - 76 58 17 28 340 85.0

10 LADY JACKET BASKETBALL yellowjackets .cedarville.edu Cedarville University "Lady Jackets" (5-3) HEAD COACH: KIRK MARTIN (15th year, 363-103, .779) ASSISTANT COACHES: KARI HOFFMAN, STACIE TRAVIS, STEPHEN BUETTELL

No Player Pos Ht Yr Hometown 3-Pt. FG 2-Pt. FG Free Throws Fouls 3FG 2FG FT TP

3 Taylor Vander Plas G 5-9 Sr Ripon, WI 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

4 Abby Wolford G 5-7 So Cincinnati, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

10 Jamie Dodane G 5-7 Fr Mechanicsburg, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

11 Regina Hochstetler G 5-7 So Berlin, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

12 Whitney Robinson G 5-7 Sr Enon, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

13 Kaysie Brittenham G 5-8 Sr Millbury, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

20 Taylor Buckley F 5-11 So West Greenwich, RI 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

21 Christina McQueen F 6-1 Jr Findlay, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

23 Kayla Linkous F 5-10 Sr New Madison, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

24 Kaitlyn Holm G 5-8 So Charlotte, NC 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

30 Emily Williams F 5-11 So Fredericktown, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

33 Ellie Juengel G 5-8 Fr Midland, MI 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

44 Breanne Watterworth C 6-3 So Lake Orion, MI 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

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Cedarville University QUICK FACTS Urbana University QUICK FACTS

Location Cedarville, OH School Colors Blue and Yellow Location Urbana, OH School Colors Royal Blue and White Founded 1887 Conference Great Midwest Athletic Founded 1850 Conference Mountain East President Dr. Thomas White Athletic Director Dr. Alan Geist President Dr. George E. Lucas, Jr. Athletic Director Larry Cox Enrollment 3,600 Sports Information Dir. Mark Womack Enrollment 1,505 Sports Info. Dir. Derrick Blyberg Affiliation NCAA II, NCCAA School Website www.cedarville.edu Affiliation NCAA II School Website www.urbana.edu Nickname Yellow Jackets 2014-15 Record 27-4 (15-1) Nickname Blue Knights 2014-15 Record 1-28

Urbana University "Blue Knights" (3-2) HEAD COACH: HALEY DUCEY (2nd year, 4-30, .118) ASSISTANT COACH: MARKELL COX

No Player Pos Ht Yr Hometown 3-Pt. FG 2-Pt. FG Free Throws Fouls 3FG 2FG FT TP

3 Danie Shafer G 5-8 So Huber Heights, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

4 Brittany Atkinson G 5-5 Jr Granville, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

14 Ariana Harper G 5-5 Fr Cleveland, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

15 Kennedy Boggs G 5-5 Sr Delphos, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

20 Jennifer Alflen G 5-7 Fr Huber Heights, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

22 Stefanie Davis G 5-3 So Springfield, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

23 Alyssa Kennedy F 5-11 Jr Frankfort, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

24 Erin Morrow G 5-10 Fr Van Wert, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

33 Megan Beachy G 5-8 Fr Millersburg, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

34 Tori Purk F 5-8 Sr Mechanicsburg, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

42 Jazmyn Haley F 5-11 So Bellefontaine, OH 3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345

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3333333 222222222222 111111111111 12345 yellowjackets.cedarville.edu LADY JACKET BASKETBALL 11 G-MAC Women's Basketball Player of the Week (Nov. 30-Dec. 6, 2015) 2015-16 Camryn Hill Women’s Basketball Ursuline * Sophomore * Strongsville, OH Standings

GREENWOOD, Ind. - Ursuline sophomore forward Camryn Hill was named the fourth Great Midwest Athletic Conference Women's Basketball (thru 12/12/15) G-MAC Overall Athlete of the Week for 2015-16 on Monday. This is Hill's second weekly conference honor for the 2015-16 season after the Arrows rout­ School W L Pct. W L Pct. Streak ed Wilberforce and Ohio Christian in the past week of play. Hill averaged an impressive 26 points and 15 rebounds per contest while sporting a field- Ursuline 0 0 .000 8 1 .889 W5 goal percentage north of 64 percent. Ursuline improved to 6-1 on the year and is undefeated (4-0) at home in its new Seidman Gymnasium in the Sister Diana Stano Athletic Center Cedarville 0 0 .000 5 3 .625 W4 Hill helped the Arrows find their target by hitting the century mark as a team scoring total with 20 points and 11 boards in 29 minutes. She pulled down four rebounds on the offensive Kentucky Wesleyan 0 0 .000 4 3 .571 W3 glass and had two assists, a block and two steals. Hill shot 7-of-10 from the field and additionally sank six free throws as Ursuline cruised by Davis & Elkins 0 0 .000 3 6 .333 L1 a 42-point margin of victory. Against Ohio Christian, she was an interior force, carving out 32 points and 19 rebounds, Salem International 0 0 .000 2 8 .200 W2 a season-high total in the G-MAC so far this season. Hill was efficient once again with an 11 -of-18 shooting effort and also displayed touch from T revecca 0 0 .000 1 6 .143 L5 long range, sinking 3-of-3 beyond the arc. She was a perfect 7-of-7 at the line and swatted two more shots. Alderson Broaddus 0 0 .000 1 7 .125 L2 Ursuline won by 20 and the Arrows are just two wins shy of equaling last year's total from the 2014-15 season. Ohio Valley 0 0 .000 1 8 .111 L5 Hill is currently tied for third in the league in scoring (15.3 ppg). Head Coach Kirk Martin

Kirk Martin has been the head women's basketball coach at Cedarville National Coach of the Year. University since the 2001-02 season. After building the Lady Jackets Martin took over the coaching reigns at his alma into one of the top NAIA programs in the country, he has guided them mater in 2001-02 and promptly guided Cedarville to a successful transition in NCAA Division II. to a 23-10 record - at the time a school record for Martin’s teams have averaged 25.6 wins per season during his the most wins in a single season. The Jackets tenure. CU has amassed one NCCAA title, two NAIA Division II nation­ posted a 15-5 mark to finish fourth in the 19-team al runner-up finishes, and seven conference championships. AMC. They were the only league school to beat Prior to Martin’s arrival, the Lady Jackets had won 20 games in a the top three teams in the standings and all three season twice. He has accomplished the feat 12 times including back- were ranked in the NAIA Division II Top 25. to-back 35-win campaigns in 2004 and 2005. Martin came to Cedarville after developing Cedarville posted an impressive 27-4 mark in 2014-15 and earned Southeastern High School into one of Ohio’s elite the program’s first-ever bid to the NCAA Division II Tournament. The Division IV girls’ basketball programs. He brought Lady Jackets, who won the G-MAC regular season (15-1) and tourna­ with him an impressive list of credentials produced at a school where ment titles, were ranked as high as 17th in the USA TODAY Sports he was employed since graduating from Cedarville College in 1976. Coaches’ Poll. He earned his master’s degree in Educational Administration from the Cedarville posted an 18-10 record in 2013-14 and was 13-3 in the in 1982. G-MAC. The women were among the G-MAC leaders the entire sea­ Martin coached Southeastern, located just eight miles away in son and advanced to the league tournament semifinals. South Charleston, Ohio, to a 297-34 record for a .897 winning per­ The Lady Jackets ended up 20-10 in their first active NCAA season centage during a coaching career that spanned 1986-97 and 1999­ in 2012-13 and posted a 24-8 mark during its NCAA provisional year 2001. He led the Trojans to the Ohio Division IV state championship in in 2011-12. CU captured the NCCAA Midwest Region banner each 1996, one state runner-up finish, and to 11 Kenton Trace Conference year, was the 2012 NCCAA runner-up, and also claimed the 2012 Ohio championships including ten straight. Southeastern assembled a 162- Independent Championship title. game KTC winning streak, won all 11 district title games they ever Cedarville made its eighth and final appearance at the 2011 NAIA played in, and advanced to the Division IV Sweet 16 in 11 of his last Division II National Tournament which featured a surprising run to the 12 years. quarterfinals. The Lady Jackets knocked off perennial powers Saint Martin never had a losing season at Southeastern and earned Francis (Ind.) and Ozarks (Mo.) before losing to unbeaten Davenport numerous honors for his team’s accomplishments. He was tabbed (Mich.) to finish the season 24-10. state Coach of the Year in 1989, was twice named Southwest District Martin guided Cedarville to five straight NAIA national tournament Coach of the Year, was a four-time District 9 Coach of the Year, and appearances from 2003 through 2007 including back-to-back runner- was a six-time Clark County Coach of the Year. He was inducted into up finishes in 2004 and 2005. The Jackets ended up with a 17-8 record the Cedarville University Athletic Hall of Fame in 1998 for his coaching at the event with a semifinals achievement in 2007, quarterfinals accomplishments. efforts in 2006 and 2011, and a pair of second round showings. Kirk and his wife, Vicki, reside in Springfield. The Martins have three Martin’s club owned American Mideast Conference titles from 2003 children, who are all Cedarville graduates: older daughter, Amy through 2007 assembling an 86-4 record during that timespan. CU ran Fourman, who is a former Lady Jacket and basketball play­ off three straight undefeated league campaigns in the AMC South er, resides in Worthington, Ohio with her husband, Aaron, and their Division from 2004 through 2006 which included a conference-record three children; younger daughter, Kelly Mangin, lives in Fairborn, Ohio 72-game winning streak. with her husband, Bryan, and their two children; and son, Brent, is a Martin was able to lead a young Lady Jacket squad to a strong fin­ former member of the Yellow Jacket and teams, resides in ish and the NCCAA national title in 2008. He was named the NCCAA Springfield, Ohio. 12 LADY JACKET BASKETBALL yellowjackets.cedarville.edu Great Midwest Athletic Conference - Women's Basketball

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GREENWOOD, Ind. - The Great Midwest Athletic Conference Offering Game announces that the basketball games between Cedarville and Trevecca Nazarene on Saturday, Feb. 6, 2016, will air on the Night Specials American Sports Network as part of the NCAA Division II Game of the Week package. The men's and women's games between the Yellow Jackets and Trojans in Nashville will represent the G-MAC's first American Fresh Pure Chemical Free Sports Network broadcast in any sport. "The Great Midwest Athletic Conference is thankful that two mem­ Drinking Water ber institutions will be highlighted this season in the American Sports Network's Division II Basketball Showcase," said G-MAC Commissioner Tom Daeger. "This contest will provide great attention to the talents of our stu­ dent-athletes and offer exposure for conference rivals Trevecca Nazarene and Cedarville. It will be a great day of basketball in Nashville when these four teams square off on February 6." The women's game is set for 2:00 p.m. EST and the men's game will start after around 4:15 p.m. EST inside the Trojan Fieldhouse. elivery Nashville is located in the Central Time Zone. This will be Cedarville and Trevecca Nazarene's second meeting 1-800-800-8124 of the regular season. Both teams are also scheduled to play each Complimentary Trial Offer other on Saturday, Jan. 2, in Cedarville. "First, we are honored to be the first G-MAC institution selected to • Cooler & Dispenser host a Division II National Showcase broadcast," said Trevecca Nazarene Director of Athletics Mark Elliott. "It is an opportunity to • Sales & Rental represent our community, Trevecca and Nashville, but we realize www.aquafallswater.com along with that comes responsibility. "Similar to when we made the move to NCAA Division II, we will lean on support from the greater Trevecca and Nashville communi­ ty," Elliott added. "We'll look to our administration, marketing, facul­ ty, Moore Maniacs, alums along with our great friends who are con­ nected to Trevecca. To make this a great showcase, it will take the CEDARVILLE full support of the Trevecca and Nashville community. We are look­ ing forward to the challenge." The Cedarville and Trevecca Nazarene women's programs have SELF STORAGE battled it out and finished first and second in the G-MAC standings, respectively, in each of the past two years. TNU has assembled back-to-back 14-2 league records in 2013­ 14 and 2014-15 while the Yellow Jackets marched to the confer­ Located at 31 S. Miller St. ence's first NCAA Championship Midwest Regional at-large selec­ tion in 2014-15 with a 27-4 overall record. Cedarville, OH 45314 After beating then-No. 19 Alabama-Huntsville, the Trojans' men made a name for themselves on a national level early this year. Cedarville's men have won three straight at the time of release and are quickly developing rising young talent. Additional information will be made available at a later time about 937-766-9780 which markets will carry the games. For those outside the regional market, both games will also be streamed live on NCAA.com. The American Sports Network has reached agreements to dis­ 937-399-5490 tribute its broadcasts to regional cable networks that will make it available in 94 million of the nation's 113 million TV homes.

14 LADY JACKET BASKETBALL yellowjackets.cedarville.edu Season Top 10 Leaders Career Top 10 Leaders

-thru 2014-15- -thru 12/12/15- Points Free Throws Made Points 491 Vicki Butler, 1976-80 967 Brittany Smart, 2006-07 219 Brittany Smart, 2006-07 3,236 Brittany Smart, 2003-07 463 Aubrey Siemon, 2007-11 890 Brittany Smart, 2005-06 196 Kirsten Rossotti, 2002-03 2,275 Kari Flunker, 2001-05 363 Emily Delimpo, 2002-06 354 Diane Rank, 1988-92 805 Brittany Smart, 2004-05 185 Vicki Butler, 1979-80 2,229 Kirsten Rossotti, 1998-2000, 01-03 2,103 Vicki Butler, 1976-80 354 Julie Nourse, 1997-2001 743 Vicki Butler, 1979-80 181 Kirsten Rossotti, 2001-02 1,825 Kayla Jenerette, 2010-14 339 Kayla Jenerette, 2010-14 714 Kirsten Rossotti, 2002-03 166 Brittany Smart, 2005-06 1,760 Diane Rank, 1988-92 328 Alison Lemon, 2006-10 667 Amy Zehr, 1992-93 152 Kirsten Rossotti, 1998-99 1,758 Alison Lemon, 2006-10 321 Kari Flunker, 2001-05 663 Kari Flunker, 2004-05 143 Aubrey Siemon, 2009-10 1,706 Julie Nourse, 1997-2001 662 Kari Flunker, 2003-04 140 Kirsten Rossotti, 1999-2000 1,678 Melissa Hartman, 1992-96 Free Throw Pct. (2 FTM/G) 642 Kirsten Rossotti, 2001-02 132 Brittany Smart, 2004-05 1,656 Julie Stauffer, 2000-04 .837 Brittany Smart (631-754), 2003-07 574 Brittany Smart, 2003-04 131 Raegan Ryan, 2014-15 .820 Raegan Ryan (305-372), 2011-15 Scoring Average .813 Kari Flunker (321-395), 2001-05 Scoring Average Free Throw Pct. (2 FTM/G) 22.8 Brittany Smart, 2003-07 .804 Aubrey Siemon (463-576), 2007-11 28.4 Brittany Smart, 2006-07 .874 Brittany Smart (166-190), 2005-06 22.1 Vicki Butler, 1976-80 .800 Kayla Jenerette (339-424), 2010-14 27.5 Vicki Butler, 1979-80 .866 Amanda Porter (71-82), 1999-2000 17.0 Kirsten Rossotti, 1998-2000, 01-03 .763 Melissa Hartman (318-417), 27.0 Brittany Smart, 2005-06 .862 Aubrey Siemon (125-145), 2010-11 16.1 Diane Rank, 1988-92 1992-96 24.7 Amy Zehr, 1991-92 .846 Kari Flunker (77-91), 2001-02 16.0 Kari Flunker, 2001-05 .756 Julie Stauffer (270-357), 2000-04 23.9 Vicki Butler, 1978-79 .846 Brittany Smart (219-259), 2006-07 15.9 Lynn Strickland, 1987-89 .755 Julie Nourse (354-469), 1997-2001 21.8 Brittany Smart, 2004-05 .841 Brittany Smart (132-157), 2004-05 15.6 Amy Zehr, 1989-93 .753 Kayla Linkous (287-381), 2012-16 21.0 Kirsten Rossotti, 2002-03 .835 Kayla Jenerette (96-115), 2011-12 15.0 Kayla Jenerette, 2010-14 .723 Kirsten Rossotti (669-925), 1998-2000, 01-03 19.7 Vicki Butler, 1977-78 .825 Melissa Hartman (104-126), 1994-95 14.9 Chris Friesen, 1985-89 14.1 Julie Nourse, 1997-2001 19.5 Kirsten Rossotti, 2001-02 .823 Kayla Jenerette (93-113), 2012-13 Rebounds 18.7 Diane Rank, 1991-92 .819 Raegan Ryan (131-160), 2014-15 Field Goals Made 1,362 Aubrey Siemon, 2007-11 1,180 Brittany Smart, 2003-06 1,159 Kirsten Rossotti, 1998-2000, 01-03 Field Goals Made Rebounds 808 Kari Flunker, 2001-05 1,074 Emily Delimpo, 2002-06 333 Brittany Smart, 2006-07 441 Aubrey Siemon, 2009-10 806 Vicki Butler, 1976-80 1,049 Amy Zehr, 1989-93 323 Brittany Smart, 2005-06 402 Aubrey Siemon, 2010-11 776 Kirsten Rossotti, 1998-2000, 01-03 951 Diane Rank, 1988-92 318 Brittany Smart, 2004-05 377 Amy Zehr, 1992-93 703 Diane Rank, 1988-92 944 Brittany Smart, 2003-07 279 Vicki Butler, 1979-80 346 Emily Delimpo, 2003-04 676 Julie Nourse, 1997-2001 919 Chris Friesen, 1985-89 274 Amy Zehr, 1992-93 342 Kirsten Rossotti, 2001-02 663 Amy Zehr, 1989-93 918 Julie Nourse, 1997-2001 258 Kirsten Rossotti, 2002-03 340 Kirsten Rossotti, 2002-03 612 Alison Lemon, 2006-10 908 Christine Copeland, 1991-95 249 Kari Flunker, 2004-05 336 Amy Zehr, 1991-92 609 Kayla Jenerette, 2010-14 908 Kristi Beougher, 2003-07 234 Kari Flunker, 2003-04 326 Amy Bathrick, 1996-97 603 Melissa Hartman, 1992-96 229 Kirsten Rossotti, 2001-02 317 Aubrey Siemon, 2010-11 Assists 218 Diane Rank, 1991-92 316 Emily Delimpo, 2004-05 Field Goal Pct. (4 FGM/G) 644 Kari Flunker, 2001-05 297 Christine Copeland, 1994-95 .603 Lisa Campbell (207-343), 1982-84 545 Brittany Smart, 2003-07 Field Goal Pct (4 FGM/G) .570 Amy Zehr (663-1163), 1989-93 519 Raegan Ryan, 2011-15 .602 Lisa Campbell (168-279), 1983-84 Assists .562 Kayla Linkous (361-642), 2012-16 513 Karah Walton, 2003-07 .531 Julie Nourse (676-1272), 477 Alison Lemon, 2006-10 .601 Amy Zehr (274-456), 1992-93 178 Kari Flunker, 2003-04 1997- 2001 467 Julie Stauffer, 2000-04 .600 Amy Zehr (153-255), 1990-91 177 Kari Flunker, 2004-05 .524 Brittany Smart (1180-2250), 2003-07 456 Melissa Hartman, 1992-96 .594 Kayla Linkous (114-192), 2013-14 168 Kari Flunker, 2002-03 .517 Kirsten Rossotti (776-1500), 398 Heather French, 1995-99 .584 Julie Nourse (142-243), 1997-98 166 Joy Fagan, 1988-89 1998- 2000, 01-03 368 Kayla Jenerette, 2010-14 .584 Julie Nourse (202-346), 1998-99 165 Karah Walton, 2004-05 .516 Diane Rank (703-1362), 1988-92 335 Amanda Porter, 1997-2001 .570 Brittany Smart (318-558), 2004-05 163 Alison Lemon, 2009-10 .516 Emily Delimpo (596-1155), 2002-06 321 Linda Smart, 1981-84 .562 Kristi Beougher (146-260), 2006-07 159 Karah Walton, 2005-06 .512 Aubrey Siemon (539-1053), 2007-11 316 Charity Cole, 1996-2000 .550 Kayla Linkous (143-260), 2014-15 151 Raegan Ryan, 2013-14 .502 Lynn Strickland (290-578), 1987-89 .544 Amy Bathrick (143-263), 1996-97 154 Linda Smart, 1983-84 Blocks 144 Julie Stauffer, 2002-03 3-Point Field Goals Made 172 Becky Cave, 1992-96 3-Point Field Goals Made 338 Kari Flunker, 2001-05 158 Aubrey Siemon, 2007-11 99 Kari Flunker, 2003-04 Blocks 268 Kayla Jenerette, 2010-14 149 Diane Rank, 1988-92 95 Kari Flunker, 2004-05 75 Heidi Peterson, 1981-82 245 Brittany Smart, 2003-07 129 Kirsten Rossotti, 1998-2000, 01-03 82 Brittany Smart, 2006-07 55 Becky Cave, 1993-94 231 Kara Cayton, 2008-12 88 Molly Earley, 2000-04 78 Brittany Smart, 2005-06 53 Becky Cave, 1995-96 221 Rachel Hurley, 2007-11 84 Danielle Spiliotis, 2009-10, 11-14 76 Kayla Jenerette, 2013-14 53 Aubrey Siemon, 2009-10 214 Julie Stauffer, 2000-04 75 Heidi Peterson, 1980-84 67 Karah Walton, 2003-07 75 Kara Cayton, 2010-11 51 Diane Rank, 1991-92 209 Raegan Ryan, 2011-15 58 Christine Copeland, 1992-96 74 Kari Flunker, 2002-03 44 Aubrey Siemon, 2008-09 206 Alison Lemon, 2006-10 154 Melissa Hartman, 1992-96 49 Kristi Beougher, 2003-07 72 Alison Lemon, 2008-09 42 Diane Rank, 1990-91 153 Karah Walton, 2003-06 70 Kari Flunker, 2001-02 42 Aubrey Siemon, 2010-11 Steals 70 Kayla Jenerette, 2012-13 39 Kirsten Rossotti, 1999-2000 3-Point Field Goal Pct. (0.5 FGM/G) 345 Brittany Smart, 2003-07 37 Kirsten Rossotti, 2002-03 .458 Kari Flunker (338-738), 2001-05 331 Kari Flunker, 2001-05 FGM/G) 3-Point Field Goal Pct (1 .439 Crystal Patrick (43-98), 1984-88 293 Melissa Hartman, 1992-96 .503 Kari Flunker (99-197), 2003-04 Steals .430 Kayla Jenerette (268-623), 2010-14 252 Alison Lemon, 2006-10 .492 Kari Flunker (95-193), 2004-05 134 Cindy Cremeans, 1995-96 .412 Brittany Smart (245-595), 2003-07 250 Karah Walton, 2003-07 .490 Alison Lemon (72-147), 2008-09 93 Brittany Smart, 2006-07 .404 Raegan Ryan (209-517), 2011-15 230 Amanda Porter, 1997-2001 .463 Brittany Smart (37-80), 2004-05 89 Kari Flunker, 2001-02 .390 Heather French (127-326), 1995-99 214 Cindy Cremeans, 1994-96 .459 Brittany Smart (78-170), 2005-06 88 Brittany Smart, 2003-04 .373 Alison Lemon (206-552), 2006-10 205 Raegan Ryan, 2011-15 .457 Crystal Patrick (37-81), 1987-88 88 Kari Flunker, 2004-05 .366 Stacie Travis (139-380), 2003-07 184 Amy Zehr, 1989-93 .457 Kayla Jenerette (59-129), 2010-11 87 Kari Flunker, 2002-03 .363 Kara Cayton (231-636), 2008-12 180 Kayla Jenerette, 2010-14 .434 Kayla Jenerette (76-175), 2013-14 87 Brittany Smart, 2004-05 .361 Rachel Hurley (221-613), 2007-11 .427 Kayla Jenerette (70-164), 2012-13 85 Melissa Hartman, 1995-96 .426 Heather French (55-129), 1998-99 83 Karah Walton, 2005-06 Free Throws Made 81 Joy Fagan, 1988-89 669 Kirsten Rossotti, 1998-2000, 01-03 631 Brittany Smart, 2003-07

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Regina Hochstetl National Church Residences 5-7, Sophomore Legacy Viliage Guard A DISTINCTIVE SENIOR RETIREMENT COMMUNITY.. Berlin, OH Hiland High School

Regina Hochstetler is back for her sophomore season with the Lady Jackets....appeared in Independent Living Patio Homes, Assisted Living, 30 of the 31 games last year....one of seven rookies on the 2014­ Memory Care, and a NEW Skilled Rehabilitation Center 15 team.... averaged seven points and 1.6 rebounds per game....led team at the free throw line with a .850 effort on 34- • ♦ ♦ ♦ 888-712-0837 of-40....connected for a fourth-best 32 three-point FG’s.....con­ www.legacyvillagehomes.org tributed 33 assists and 13 steals....tossed in a season-high 17 t=t points in a 101-72 Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC) win over visiting Alderson Broaddus....hit for double-digit scoring in seven other contests....posted a season-high three assists on five occasions....garnered a season-high six boards in an early season league victory at Ursuline....G-MAC Freshmen Team member.

High School - Produced an outstanding four-year career at Hiland High School....four-year letter winner in basketball.... member of two-time Ohio Division IV runner-up squad....earned All-Ohio First Team honors as a senior after averaging 18.7 points per game..... East District Player of the Year and District 5 First Team recognition as a senior....Inter Valley Conference Player of the Year....appeared in Ohio North/South All-Star game.....aver­ aged 17.7 ppg as a junior to garner All-Ohio special men­ tion....named the Division 4 District 5 Coaches’ Association Player of the Year....District 5 First Team selection.....IVC First Team honors....District 5 and all-conference second team and as a freshman....completed prep career with 1,467 points.

Personal - Sport business management major at Cedarville University....bom 1/20/96 in Dover, OH.....daughter of Duane and Anna Hochstetler....has two younger brothers and a younger sis­ ter.

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16 LADY JACKET BASKETBALL yellowjackets.cedarville.edu NCAA Cedarville, Davis & Elkins Honored December 8, 2015 RANK SCHOOL PREVIOUS RECORD TOTAL POINTS Again for Academic Success Rates 1 Fort Hays State (12) 5 80 590 2 West Texas ASM (5) 4 7-0 502 3 Dnporla State (4) 1 7-1 526 4 Drury 6 7-0 503 5 Cahfomia Bepbst 2 7-1 483 6 University of Alaska - Anchorage <1) 3 12-1 452 7 Lewis Uni vers, ty 7 8-1 423 8 Limestone Co«ege 9 7-0 406 9 Union (1) 11 8-0 396 10 Nova Southeastern 8 6-1 394 11 Winona State 10 10-0 391 12 Ashland 13 60 317 13 Cat (ornia University of Pennsylvania 12 7-1 300 14 Lubbock Christian 14 7-0 296 15 Columbus Stale 10 4-1 227 16 Anderson 17 40 209 17 Missouri Western State 18 7-0 201 INDIANAPOLIS - Cedarville University and Davis & Elkins 18 West Liberty 19 7-1 167 College headlined the Great Midwest Athletic Conference with 19 Arkansas Tech 20 6-1 159 Academic Success Rates of 90 percent or higher as released by 20 Queens College 15 3-1 116 the NCAA on Wednesday. 21 Virginia Union 24 54) 90 Cedarville and Davis & Elkins are among 27 NCAA Division II 22 Colorado Mesa 23 4*1 80 NR 7-0 64 schools to be honored part of the Presidents' Award for Academic 23 Quincy 24 Benedict College 25 5-1 50 Excellence, now in its fifth year. 25 Azusa Pacific NR 8-2 44 This is the third consecutive year that both Cedarville and D&E have received the Presidents' Award for Academic Excellence. Dropped Out: Bentley University (Mass.); Carson-Newman University (Tenn.). D&E had a reported ASR of 94 with UC-San Diego, Assumption Others receiving votes: Delta State University (Miss.) 43; University of California - San Diego 37; and Seattle Pacific, while Cedarville's ASR of 91 tied four other University Of Sioux Falls (S.D.) 33; Minnesota State University - Moorhead 27; Bentley University (Mass.) 28. Francis Marion University (S.C.) 26; Pittsburg State University (Kan.) 24; American schools. International College (Mass.) 19; Michigan Technological University 19; Grand Valley Slate University For the first time, the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia (Mich.) 15; Southern New Hampshire University 14; Shaw University (N .C ) 11; University of Arkansas- led Division II with an Academic Success Rate of 99 percent, fol­ Fort Smith 11; Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania 10; Florida Southern College 10; Carson' lowed closely by Saint Michael's College, Point Loma Nazarene Newman University (Tenn.) 5; Kentucky State University 3; Assumption College (Mass.) 2. University and Bentley University, all of which achieved a 98 per­ cent ASR. For the second straight year, the Northeast-10 led Division II's Division II MAKE 24 conferences in ASR rates, with five athletics programs posting u Y o m scores of 90 percent or more. The G-MAC ranked fifth among all 24 Division II conferences with ASR's of 90 percent or more. "We are pleased by the increasing number of Division II schools LEARNING: whose student-athletes are earning Academic Success Rates of multiple opportunities to broaden knowledge 90 percent or higher," said Judy Bense, president of the University and skills of West Florida and chair of the Division II Presidents Council. SERVICE: "These schools and their students demonstrate the utmost dedi­ cation to success in the classroom and on the field, and we are u iru u y n g u iiu i u u i i u community proud of their efforts." The Academic Success Rate is the percentage of student-ath­ letes who graduate within six years of initial enrollment in college and includes virtually all Division II student-athletes, including transfers and those not receiving athletics scholarships. The Division II ASR also captures about 51 percent more col­ lege athletes than the federal graduation rate. Unlike the federal graduation rate, the ASR also counts student-athletes who trans­ fer to a school after initial enrollment elsewhere and removes from the rate student-athletes who leave school while academically eli­ gible. The national ASR is 71 percent for student-athletes who entered college from 2005 through 2008. Regardless of which measure is used, Division II college ath­ letes graduate at a higher rate than the general student body. The federal rate for the 2008 entering class of student-athletes was 55 percent, compared to 49 percent for the general student body. i

yellowjackets.cedarville.edu LADY JACKET BASKETBALL 17 Chick-fil-A Photo of the Game

18 LADY JACKET BASKETBALL yellowjackets.cedarville.edu 2015-16 Cedarville University Cheerleaders

• Noah Armentrout / Johnstown, OH

• Cassie Brown / Catawba, OH

• Courtney Eppard / Hamilton, OH

• Noah Giles / Holland, Ml

• Mallory Jefson / Shelbyville, IL

• Brydon Koch / Bellbrook, OH

• Olivia Norfolk / Warren, Ml

• Kayla Pahl / Cedarville, OH

The Cedarville University Cheerleaders and Mascot take great pride • Lindsey Seals / Elgin, IL in giving 100% at Yellow Jacket basketball games. This group is dedicated to upholding the rich traditions of Cedarville University • Tim Silver / Carrollton, OH through leadership skills, dedication, commitment, community involvement, mentorship to the youth of today and promoting school spirit through sporting events, exhibitions and competitive events. • Matt Smith / Cincinnati, OH

yellowjackets.cedarville.edu LADY JACKET BASKETBALL 19 2015-16 Cedarville University Women's Basketball

Taylor Vander Plas Abby Wolfo rd Jamie Dodane Regina Hochstetler Whitney Robinson 5-9, Guard 5-7, Guard 5-7, Guard 5-7, Guard 5-7, Guard Senior Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Senior Ripon, W I Cincinnati, OH Mechanicsburg, OH Berlin, OH Enon. OH @tdawg_03 @abbycadabby54 @JmoeJedi @_reg11 @WRobinson11

K aysie Bri ttenham Taylor Buckley Chris tin a McQueen 5-6, Guard 5-11, Forward 6-1, Forward Senior Sophmore Junior Millbury, OH West Greenwich, RI Findlay, OH @TheTWinkDoc

Kayla Linkous Kaitly n Holm Emily William s Ellie Juengel Breanne Watte rworth 5-10, Forward 5-6, Guard 5-11, Forward 5-6, Guard 6-3, Center Senior Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Sophomore New Madison, OH Charlotte, NC Fredericktown, OH Midland, MI la k e Orion, M I @Kaylinkous @kaitlin_holm11 @Williams22Emily @eiiieiean24 @Bre_watter32 #CUJackets f 1