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2018-19 TOLEDO WOMEN’S BASKETBALL2018-19 TOLEDO WOMEN’S BASKETBALL***2011 POSTSEASON WNIT CHAMPIONS******2011 POSTSEASON WNIT CHAMPIONS***

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TOLEDO, OHIO -TOLEDO, OHIO - Toledo (0-1) will look to bounce back from a season-opening loss when the Midnight Blue & Gold entertains Iona (0-2) this morning in its home opener. The game is slated for 11:00 a.m. in Savage Arena and will be shown on ESPN+.

Toledo produced a 12-4 (.750) mark in home contests in 2017-18. In 10 years under head coach Tricia Cullop, UT is 124-36 (.775) in home games, including 55-16 (.775) against non-conference foes. UT will also host Rocket Women’s Basket-ball’s Education Day in conjunction with today’s match-up against the Gaels. A crowd of at least 2,500 students, teachers and fans are expected to be in attendance. The Rockets are coming off a 73-59 season-opening setback at Maine on Saturday in the Cross Insurance Center. The Black Bears (1-0) buried 13 three-point field goals and had four players in double figures to avenge last year’s 65-64 overtime setback at Toledo on Nov. 30. Senior Kaayla McIntyre led the Rockets with a game-high 24 points and seven rebounds. Sophomore Tanaya Beacham and senior Sarah St-Fort were UT’s next high scorers with nine and six points, respectively. The trio of Blanca Millan, Parise Rossignol and Dor Saar accounted for 11 of Maine’s 13 treys and paced the 2017-18 America East Conference champions with 18, 15 and 15 points, respectively. Iona has dropped its first two games this year, most recently suffering a 61-35 loss vs. St. John’s on Friday at home. Morgan Rachu led the Gaels with a game-high 16 points, a squad-best seven boards and

two thefts while playing all 40 minutes.Toledo and Iona will meet for the second-

consecutive year and fifth time overall. The Rockets lead the series, 4-0, most recently claiming a 74-57 road triumph on Nov. 27, 2017. UT also secured a 92-36 home victory on Nov. 23, 2002, a 68-60 win in the championship game of the 2010 Iona Thanksgiving Tournament on Nov. 28 in New Rochelle, N.Y. and a 54-42 home triumph on Dec. 1, 2011. A season ago, senior Mikaela Boyd paced three Rockets in double figures with 14 points and 11 caroms, followed by McIntyre and Jada Woody with 10 points each to help the Rockets claim the 17-point victory in the Hynes Center. As a team, UT connected on a respectable 54.2 percent (26-of-48) from the field, includ-ing a sensational 54.5 percent (6-of-11) from beyond the arc, and 76.2 percent (16-of-21) from the charity stripe. Treyanna Clay led Iona with a game-high 15 points and 10 boards, while Alexis Lewis had 12 and Amelia Motz and Tilasha Okey-Williams chipped in with 10 points each, respectively. UT is a perfect 11-0 all-time against teams from the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (2-0 vs. Canisius, 4-0 vs. Iona, 3-0 vs. Niagara, 2-0 vs. Saint Peter’s), including 4-0 under coach Cullop. Following today’s home opener, the Rockets will entertain Atlantic 10 member Duquesne on Sunday, Nov. 18 at 2:00 p.m.

MARIELLA SANTUCCI5-6 • Jr. • G

2.0 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 3.0 apg

TOLEDO PROBABLE STARTERS

MIKAELA BOYD (C)5-7 • Sr. • G

5.0 ppg, 6.0 rpg, 2.0 apg

SARA ROKKANEN5-10 • Jr. • G

5.0 ppg, 1.0 rpg, 2.0 apg

SARAH ST-FORT (C)5-9 • Sr. • F

6.0 ppg, 8.0 rpg, 0.0 apg

KAAYLA McINTYRE (C)6-2 • Sr. • C

24.0 ppg, 7.0 rpg, 0.0 bpg

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2018-19 TOLEDO SCHEDULE (0-1)

DATE OPPONENT TIMENov. 3 FINDLAY (EXH.) W, 77-70 (OT)

Nov. 10 at Maine (ESPN+) L, 59-73

NOV. 14 IONA (ESPN+) 11:00 A.M.

Nov. 18 DUQUESNE (ESPN+) 2:00 p.m.

Nov. 21 at Dayton (ESPN+) 7:00 p.m.

Nov. 26 at Valparaiso (ESPN+) 7:00 p.m. (CT)

Nov. 29 at Belmont (ESPN+) 11:00 a.m. (CT)

Dec. 1 at Memphis 11:00 a.m. (CT)

Dec. 5 at Cleveland St. 5:00 p.m.

Dec. 8 NOTRE DAME (ESPN+) 1:00 p.m.

Dec. 18 STONY BROOK (ESPN3) 7:00 p.m.

Dec. 21 DETROIT MERCY (ESPN+) 7:00 p.m.

Dec. 30 TIFFIN (EXH.) 2:00 p.m.

Jan. 5 BALL ST.* (ESPN3) 2:00 p.m.

Jan. 9 at Miami* 7:00 p.m.

Jan. 12 KENT ST.* (ESPN3) 2:00 p.m.

Jan. 16 at Western Michigan* (ESPN+) 7:00 p.m.

Jan. 19 at Bowling Green* (ESPN3) 2:00 p.m.

Jan. 23 CENTRAL MICHIGAN* (ESPN+) 7:00 p.m.

Jan. 26 at Akron* (ESPN+) 2:00 p.m.

Feb. 2 BOWLING GREEN* (ESPN3) 2:00 p.m.

Feb. 6 at Buffalo* (ESPN+) 7:00 p.m.

Feb. 9 EASTERN MICHIGAN* (ESPN+) 2:00 p.m.

Feb. 13 OHIO* (ESPN+) 7:00 p.m.

Feb. 16 at Northern Illinois* (ESPN3) 1:00 p.m. (CT)

Feb. 20 MIAMI* (ESPN+) 7:00 p.m.

Feb. 23 at Ball St.* TBA

Feb. 27 WESTERN MICHIGAN* (ESPN+) 7:00 p.m.

March 2 NORTHERN ILLINOIS* (ESPN3) 2:00 p.m.

March 6 at Eastern Michigan* (ESPN+) 7:00 p.m.

March 9 at Central Michigan* 1:00 p.m.

March 11-16 MAC Tournament TBA

HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS*- Mid-American Conference GameSchedule is subject to change. ALL TIMES ARE SITE TIMES

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UT (0-1) VS. IC (0-2)UT (0-1) VS. IC (0-2)Wednesday, Nov. 14 • 11:00 a.m. • Savage Arena (7,014)TVTV: ESPN+ (Mason Lowry will provide play-by-play with Rhett Boyd serving as analyst)

RADIORADIO:1230 WCWA

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NO NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN - HIGH SCHOOL (TRANSFER) NO NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN - HIGH SCHOOL (TRANSFER) 1 Sara Rokkanen** G 5-10 Jr. Helsinki, Finland - Mäkelänrinne 2 Mikaela Boyd*** (C) G 5-7 Sr. Hillside, Ill. - Proviso West 3 Mariella Santucci** G 5-6 Jr. Bologna, Italy - Liceo Scientifico Sabin 5 Sarah St-Fort*** (C) F 5-9 Sr. Montreal, Que. - Dawson College 10 Merveilles “Mae” Tshitenge* F 5-10 Sr. Nuechatel, Switzerland - ESCC (Redlands Community College) 12 Tatyana Davis* G 5-9 So. Madison, Ga. - Morgan County 13 Mariah Copeland* G 5-9 So. Toledo, Ohio - Notre Dame Academy 14 Tyra Carlsten-Handberg% C 6-4 So. Stockholm, Sweden - Bromma Gymnasium (UIC) 15 Kaayla McIntyre*** (C) C 6-2 Sr. Toledo, Ohio - Notre Dame Academy 21 Sophia Fortner G 5-5 Fr. Wadsworth, Ohio - Wadsworth 23 Tanaya Beacham* F 6-1 So. Youngstown, Ohio - Toledo Rogers 25 Jaela Johnson G 5-6 Fr. Louisville, Ky. - DuPont Manual 31 Lexi Lance F 6-1 Fr. Wadsworth, Ohio - Wadsworth 33 Nakiah Black (C) G 5-10 So. Concord, N.C. - Forest Trail Academy (Tallahassee Community College)

* - Indicates Letters Won % - Sat Out 2017-18 Campaign Due to NCAA Transfer Rule (C) - 2018-19 Captain

HEAD COACH:HEAD COACH: Tricia Cullop (11th season, Purdue ‘93)ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH:ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: LaNitra Perry (1st season, Mississippi St. ‘00; 5th year on staff)ASSISTANT COACH/RECRUITING COORDINATOR:ASSISTANT COACH/RECRUITING COORDINATOR: Tiffany Swoffard (4th season, Austin Peay ‘02)ASSISTANT COACH:ASSISTANT COACH: Danielle Page (1st season, Nebraska ‘08)DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS:DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS: Lauren Flaum (2nd season, Eastern Michigan ‘09; 6th year on staff)DIRECTOR OF PLAYER DEVELOPMENT & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT/ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR: DIRECTOR OF PLAYER DEVELOPMENT & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT/ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR: Brian DeBenedictis (2nd season, Toledo ‘98; 19th year on staff)ASSOCIATE HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER/ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF SPORTS MEDICINE:ASSOCIATE HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER/ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF SPORTS MEDICINE: Brad Pierson (6th season, Alderson-Broaddus College ‘09) TEAM PHYSICIANS:TEAM PHYSICIANS: Dr. Matt Cameron, Dr. Robert KinneSTRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH:STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH: Brandon HannumSTUDENT MANAGERS:STUDENT MANAGERS: Jordan Fannin, Nikki Hawkinson, Kayla McCraney, Kambrea McCraney, Shae Ness, Jessica Paige, Anna Regis, Kylee Stewart, Jakob Stober, Amya Strong, Hannah Szul, Larie Thomas

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEPRONUNCIATION GUIDETanaya Beacham (tuh-NAY-uh beech-um), Nakiah Black (nuh-KIE-uh), Mikaela Boyd (mih-KAY-luh), Tricia Cullop (CULL-up), Tatyana Davis (TAH-tee-AHN-uh), Jaela Johnson (JAY-luh), LaNitra Perry (luh-NEE-truh), Sara Rokkanen (ROW-kin-in), Tiffany Swoffard (SWAH-ferd), Mariella Santucci (mar-E-ell-uh SAN-too-chee), Mae Tshitenge (shih-TANG-gee).

2018-19 TOLEDO ROSTER2018-19 TOLEDO ROSTER

WEBSITE For the most complete information on the Toledo women’s basketball team, log on to the official athletic website, UTROCK-ETS.COM. The website is updated daily and features roster, statistics, photos, interviews, features and allows fans to purchase bas-ketball tickets online.

ROCKET SPORTS RADIO NET-WORK Rocket fans can listen to their favorite team on the Rocket Sports Radio Network presented by the University of Toledo.

MEDIA INFORMATIONMEDIA INFORMATION The 2018-19 season will mark the 16th year that UT women’s basketball games were broadcast on WCWA (1230 AM). For every Rock-ets’ contest, WCWA carries a 30-minute pre-game show and a 15-minute post-game show. Jim Heller is entering his eighth season as the play-by-play announcer.

MEDIA INTERVIEW POLICY• The Toledo locker room is closed to all members of the media.• Practices are open to the media but please contact Associate Athletic Communications Director Brian DeBenedictis (419-530-4919 or

[email protected]) ahead of time if you plan to attend a practice and wish to interview Coach Cullop or a player.• The Rockets’ typical practice time is 12:30-3:30 p.m. in Savage Arena during the week.

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MONDAYMONDAYPRACTICE

12:30 - 2:45 p.m.Savage Arena

GAME VS. IONA

11:00 a.m. (ESPN+)

PRACTICE12:30 - 3:30 p.m.

Savage Arena

TUESDAYTUESDAY WEDNESDAYWEDNESDAYPRACTICE

12:30 - 3:30 p.m.Savage Arena

PRACTICE12:30 - 3:30 p.m.

Savage Arena

THURSDAYTHURSDAY FRIDAYFRIDAY SATURDAYSATURDAY SUNDAYSUNDAYPRACTICE

9:00 a.m. - NoonSavage Arena

GAME VS. DUQUESNE

2:00 p.m. (ESPN+)

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TOLEDO TO HOST ROCKET WOM-TOLEDO TO HOST ROCKET WOM-EN’S BASKETBALL EDUCATION EN’S BASKETBALL EDUCATION DAY THIS MORNINGDAY THIS MORNING Toledo will host Rocket Women’s Basket-ball Education Day this morning in conjunction with its match-up against Iona. A crowd of at least 2,500 students, teach-ers and fans are expected to be in attendance at UT’s home opener. Each student in attendance at the non-conference game will receive an educa-tional workbook with story problems related to basketball. There will also be educational messages during timeouts, including ques-tions asked by UT players on the video board and promotions related to the importance of education. Along with today’s game, there will plenty of activities on the concourses, including educational activities with the College of Admissions, madballs art creation and paper collage with the College of Arts and Letters, handwashing demonstrations by the College of Nursing, water purification system demon-strations by Clean Water for the World, solar electricity demonstrations with the Depart-ment of Physics, crater size demonstrations with the Ritter Planetarium, 3D printer dem-onstrations with the UT Maker Society and K9 Unit demonstrations and table with educa-tional materials by the UT Police Department.

CULLOP & SEASON OPENERS CULLOP & SEASON OPENERS Head Coach Tricia Cullop has posted a season-opening win in 13 of 19 (.684) years as a head coach, including a 6-5 mark (.545) at Toledo. Among Cullop’s season-opening victo-ries include Arizona, Butler, Dayton, Louisville

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Roster & Team’s Weekly Schedule ______ 3Game Notes ______________________ 3-14MAC Standings _______________________ 15Head Coach Tricia Cullop __________ 16-19Sara Rokkanen __________________ 20-21Mikaela Boyd ____________________22-25Mariella Santucci ________________26-27Sarah St-Fort ____________________28-29Mae Tshitenge ___________________ 30-31Tatyana Davis _______________________ 32Mariah Copeland ____________________ 33Tyra Carlsten-Handberg ___________34-35Kaayla McIntyre __________________36-38Sophia Fortner ______________________ 39Tanaya Beacham ________________40-41Jaela Johnson ______________________42Lexi Lance _________________________43Nakiah Black ___________________ 44-452018-19 Game Results ______________462018-19 Points-Rebounds-Assists _____ 472018-19 Game-by-Game Stats _______482018-19 Box Scores _________________49Individual Game Records _____________ 50Individual Season Records ___________ 51Individual Career Records ____________ 51Last Time in Toledo History ___________ 532018-19 Individual Statistics __________542018-19 Radio & TV Roster ____________ 55

and Temple, to name a few.Below is a list of season-opening games

for head coach Tricia Cullop: 2000# Beat Butler, 69-54 (A) 2001# Beat Temple, 76-70 (A) 2002# Beat Louisville, 60-58 (H) 2003# Beat Austin Peay, 73-63 (H) 2004# Beat UT Martin, 54-44 (H) 2005# Lost to Marquette, 46-54 (H) 2006# Beat Morehead St., 85-67 (H) 2007# Beat Marshall, 89-77 (H) 2008 Beat Arizona, 64-63 (N) 2009 Lost to Northwestern, 64-73 (H) 2010 Beat Saint Francis (Pa.), 71-66 (H) 2011 Beat Dayton, 61-51 (H)

2012 Beat Ar-kansas St., 56-34 (H) 2013 Lost to Drexel, 52-65 (H) 2014 Lost to Cleveland St., 71-81 (A) 2015 Lost to Arizona, 59-62 (H) 2016 B e a t Texas A&M-CC, 76-60 (A) 2017 B e a t Saint Francis (Pa.) , 74-66 (H)` 2018 Los t t o Maine, 59-73 (A)# - Occurred at Evans-

ville

TALE OF TAPE — TOLEDO VS. ICTALE OF TAPE — TOLEDO VS. ICCATEGORYCATEGORY UTUT ICICScoring Offense 59.0 42.0 Scoring Defense 73.0 67.5 Scoring Margin -14.0 -25.5Field Goal Pct. 40.0% 33.7%Field Goal Pct. Defense 43.8% 45.9% 3-Pt. FG Pct. 23.1% 15.6% 3-Pt. FG/Game 3.0 2.53-Pt. FG Pct. Defense 36.1% 26.5%Free Throw Pct. 61.5% 55.9%Rebounding Margin +3.0 -9.0Assists 13.0 7.5Turnover Margin -1.0 -4.0Asst./Turnover Ratio 0.9 0.4Steals 4.0 4.0Blocked Shots 0.0 0.0

2018-19 MAC STANDINGS (AS OF 11/13)WEST DIV. MAC OVERALLTEAM W L PCT W L PCTEMU 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000#BSU 0 0 .000 1 1 .500$!@CMU 0 0 .000 1 1 .500NIU 0 0 .000 1 1 .500WMU 0 0 .000 1 1 .500#UT 0 0 .000 0 1 .000

EAST DIV. MAC OVERALLTEAM W L PCT W L PCT+%UB 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000#MU 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000OHIO 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000UA 0 0 .000 0 0 .000BGSU 0 0 .000 0 1 .000KSU 0 0 .000 0 2 .000

$ - 2018 MAC Champion+ - 2018 NCAA Championships Participant! - 2017-18 MAC Regular-Season Champion@ - 2017-18 MAC West Division Champion% - 2017-18 MAC East Division Champion# - Postseason WNIT Participant

MORE ON SEASON OPENERSMORE ON SEASON OPENERS Toledo’s 73-59 setback at Maine on Saturday dropped its record to 23-22 (.511) in season-opening games in the 45-year history of the program. The Rockets’ loss to the Black Bears also snapped a two-game winning streak in sea-son openers under head coach Tricia Cullop. Overall, Cullop has posted a season-opening win in 13 of 19 (.684) years as a head coach, including a 6-5 mark (.545) at UT.

ALL-TIME SERIES VS. IONAALL-TIME SERIES VS. IONA Toledo and Iona will meet for the second-consecutive year on the hardwood and fifth time overall. The Rockets lead the series, 4-0, most recently claiming a 74-57 road triumph on Nov. 27, 2017. UT also secured a 92-36 home victory on Nov. 23, 2002, a 68-60 win in the championship game of the 2010 Iona Thanksgiving Tournament on Nov. 28 in New Rochelle, N.Y. and a 54-42 home triumph on Dec. 1, 2011. (ALL-TIME RESULTS VS. IONA ON (ALL-TIME RESULTS VS. IONA ON PAGE 6)PAGE 6)


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NOV. 27, 2017 — REVISITEDNOV. 27, 2017 — REVISITED Toledo secured a 74-57 victory over Iona in the Hynes Center. Senior Mikaela Boyd paced three Rockets in double figures with 14 points and 11 caroms to post her first double-double on the year. Boyd shot an efficient 6-of-9 from the floor and 2-of-4 from the free throw line in 39 minutes. Senior Kaayla McIntyre and Jada Woody added 10 points each to help the 2017 Mid-American Conference Champions improve to 11-0 all-time against teams from the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC). UT also received nine points from Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott and junior Mariella Santucci, as well as seven by senior Sarah St-Fort and Olivia Cunningham to win its fourth-consecutive contest versus the Gaels. As a team, the Rockets connected on a respectable 54.2 percent (26-of-48) from the field, including a sensational 54.5 percent (6-of-11) from beyond the arc, and 76.2 percent (16-of-21) from the charity stripe.

Treyanna Clay led Iona with a game-high 15 points and 10 boards, while Alexis Lewis had 12 and Amelia Motz and Tilasha Okey-Williams chipped in with 10 points each, respectively.

A G A I N S T METR O ATLA N -A G A I N S T METR O ATLA N -TIC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE TIC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (MAAC)(MAAC) UT is a perfect 11-0 all-time against teams from the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (2-0 vs. Canisius, 4-0 vs. Iona, 3-0 vs. Niagara, 2-0 vs. Saint Peter’s), including 4-0 under head coach Tricia Cullop. The last MAAC team the Rockets faced other than Iona was Saint Peter’s, against whom they claimed a 61-33 road victory on Nov. 30, 2010.

THREE-DOT DATA FROM MAINE THREE-DOT DATA FROM MAINE CONTEST (NOV. 10) CONTEST (NOV. 10) The loss drops the Rockets to 23-22 (.511) all time in season-opening games, including 6-5 (.545) under head coach Tricia Cullop … Senior Kaayla McIntyre poured in a game-high 24 points, to go along with seven boards in only 25 minutes … McIntyre shot an efficient 11-of-20 from the field and scored at least 20 points for the eighth time as a collegiate … The last time a Rocket attempted at least 20 shots from the floor was senior Mikaela Boyd with 21 against Northern Illinois in the 2017 MAC Cham-pionship Game (March 11) ... Sophomore Tanaya Beacham had nine points and four caroms off the bench … Senior Sarah St-Fort tallied six points, a squad-best eight caroms and one theft … St-Fort has now ripped down at least rebounds on 10 occasions at UT … Sophomore

TOLEDO QUICK FACTS

— GENERAL —Location: Toledo, Ohio 43606-3390Population: 285,937 (city); 654,696 (metro)Founded: 1872Enrollment: 19,236Nickname: RocketsColors: Midnight Blue (PMS 280) & Gold (PMS 116)Mascot: RocketsArena (Built): John F. Savage Arena (1976)

Capacity: 7,014Conference: Mid-American (West Division)President: Dr. Sharon L. GaberVice President & Athletic Director: Mike O’BrienSenior Associate Athletic Director/SWA: Kelly AndrewsNCAA Faculty Representative: Dr. Mary Powers

— COACHING STAFF —Head Coach: Tricia Cullop (Purdue ‘93)

Record at Toledo (Years): 220-112 (11th year) Career Record (Years): 343-222 (19th season) Twitter: @CoachCullopAssociate Head Coach: LaNitra Perry (1st season, Mississippi St. ‘00); 5th year on staff

Twitter: @CoachLPerryAssistant Coach: Tiffany Swoffard (4th season, Austin Peay ‘02)

Twitter: @coachtswoffardAssistant Coach: Danielle Page (1st season, Nebraska ‘08)

Twitter: @dpage52Director of Operations:Lauren Flaum (2nd season, Eastern Michigan ‘09); 6th year on staff

Twitter: @lflaumAssistant Director of Sports Medicine:Brad Pierson (6th season, Alderson-Broaddus College ‘09)Basketball Office Phone: (419) 530-2363

— TEAM INFORMATION —2018-19 Record: 0-1

2017-18 MAC Ledger (Place): 8-10 (4th/West)2018 MAC Tournament:

Lost to No. 10 Seed Kent St. in First Round, 76-80 (OT)2018 Postseason WNIT: Defeated Wright St. in First Round, 64-50 Lost to Michigan St. in Second Round, 66-68Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/5Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1Newcomers: 5

— ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS —Associate Director/Director of Player Develop-ment & Community Engagement:Brian DeBenedictis (19th year)

Email: [email protected] Number: (419) 530-4919Mobile Number: (567) 249-6333Home Number: (567) 455-6714Twitter: @UTDeBenedictis

Savage Arena Press Row Phone Number: (419) 530-2027Ath. Communications Fax Number: (419) 530-4428Official Athletics Website: utrockets.comFacebook: utrockets/ToledoWomensBasketballTwitter: @ToledoRockets/@ToledoWBBYouTube: utrocketsInstagram: utrockets/toledo_wbbSnapchat: utoledorockets/

2018-19 PRESEASON 2018-19 PRESEASON ALL-MAC DIVISION TEAMSALL-MAC DIVISION TEAMS

PRESEASON ALL-MAC WEST TEAMPRESEASON ALL-MAC WEST TEAMReyna Frost, Central Michigan, Presley Hudson, Central MichiganDanielle Minnot, Eastern MichiganCourtney Woods, Northern IllinoisKAAYLA McINTYRE, TOLEDOKAAYLA McINTYRE, TOLEDO

PRESEASON ALL-MAC EAST TEAMPRESEASON ALL-MAC EAST TEAMCierra Dillard, BuffaloSummer Hemphill, BuffaloLauren Dickerson, MiamiKendall McCoy, Miami Cierra Hooks, Ohio

BOYD IN TOLEDOINDIVIDUAL GAME RECORD BOOK

REBOUNDS22 _______________ Liz Meiring vs. KSU (1/8/85)21 _______ Inma Zanoguera vs. Idaho (12/13/14)21 ______________ Kim Bradley vs. CSU (1/4/93)21 _____________ Mary Tonjes vs. NMU (12/6/80)19 ______ MIKAELA BOYD vs. OHIO (1/10/18)19 _______________ Kahli Carter at CMU (2/17/01)19 ____________Angela Drake vs. Miami (3/11/95)19 ___________ Lucretia LeGault vs. KSU (3/2/91)19 _____________Keri Cartwright vs. CMU (1/9/88)

McINTYRE IN TOLEDOINDIVIDUAL GAME RECORD BOOK

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (10 ATT.)1.000 (10-of-10) _________ Linda Janicki vs. Ohio (1/13/82)#.923 (12-of-13) __ KAAYLA McINTYRE vs. WMU (2/17/18).917 (11-of-12) _________Angela Drake vs. Akron (2/21/96).910 (10-of-11) _______ Mary Tonjes vs. Defiance (2/11/82)

BLOCKED SHOTS9 _______ Stephanie Vivenot vs. Ohio (1/15/92)#8 _______ Yolanda Richardson at WMU (1/20/10)7 __________ Stephanie Vivenot at KSU (2/29/92)6 ____ KAAYLA McINTYRE vs. NIU (3/11/17)6 ________Yolanda Richardson at EMU (2/21/12)6 _______ Yolanda Richardson at Ohio (1/22/12)6 _______ Yolanda Richardson vs. KSU (3/12/10)6 ___ Karin Hoogendam vs. Saint Francis (Pa.) (12/30/04)6 __________ Jen Markwood at BGSU (12/19/98)6 __________ Stephanie Vivenot at BSU (2/5/92)

# - Mid-American Conference Record



a season ago … Toledo finished with a plus-three (39-36) advantage on the glass … The Rockets were 12-3 when they won the battle on the boards a season ago … UT posted a 34-20 edge in bench points, a 19-13 advantage in second-chance points and a 17-8 edge in bench points ... Maine knocked down 13 triples and shot 36.1 percent (13-of-36) from beyond the arc … The last time UT gave up at least 10 treys occurred at Duquesne when it allowed 11 on Dec. 6, 2017 … Thirty six of Maine’s 64 shots came from beyond the arc, including a game-high 10 from Blanca Millan.

BOYD, MBOYD, MccINTYRE, ST-FORT & INTYRE, ST-FORT & BLACK SELECTED TEAM CAP-BLACK SELECTED TEAM CAP-

TAINSTAINS Senior Mikaela Boyd, se-nior Kaayla McIntyre, senior Sarah St-Fort and sopho-more Nakiah Black have been named captains for the Rock-ets’ 2018-19 season. The quar-tet was selected based on votes by their teammates. Boyd was selected as a captain for the second time, while McIntyre, St-Fort and Black are first-time recipients.

MccINTYRE NAMED INTYRE NAMED T O 2 0 1 8 - 1 9 P R E -SEASON ALL-MAC W E S T D I V I S I O N TEAM Senior Kaayla McIntyre was tabbed to the 2018-19 Preseason All-MAC West Di-vision Team. Voting for the squad was done according to a vote of the conference’s 12 head coaches and SIDs. McIntyre was selected to the preseason all-league team for the first time.

ROCKETS POSSESS DIVERSE ROSTER IN 2018-19 Toledo has players from six different countries repre-sented on its 2018-19 roster. The Rockets have players who hail from Finland (Sara Rokkanen), Italy (Mariella San-tucci), Canada (Sarah St-Fort),

TOLEDO TABBED TO FINISH SECOND IN MAC WEST DIVISION

Toledo was selected to finish second in the Mid-American Conference’s West Division in 2018-19, according to a vote of the league’s 12 head coaches and SIDS. The Rockets received 52 points and trailed only defending MAC champion Central Michigan in the West Division voting with 72 points. The Chippewas received all 12 first-place tallies in the division. Eastern Michigan (41 pts.) was tabbed third in the MAC West, followed by Northern Illinois (38), Ball State (34) and Western Michigan (15) to round out the division. Buffalo (62 pts., four first-place votes) was picked to successfully defend its East Division crown, followed by Miami (61, five first-place votes), Ohio (57, three first-place votes), Kent State (28), Bowling Green (27) and Akron (17). Three different squads also received votes to capture the MAC Tournament at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, led by the Chippewas with eight votes. The Bulls also col-lected three votes and the Huskies had one.

2018-19 MAC PRESEASON PREDICTIONS WEST DIVISION 1. Central Michigan (12 First-Place Votes) - 72 points2. TOLEDO - 523. Eastern Michigan - 414. Northern Illinois - 385. Ball St. - 346. Western Michigan - 15

EAST DIVISION1. Buffalo (4 First-Place Votes) - 624. Miami (5) - 613. Ohio (3) - 572. Kent St. - 28 5. Bowling Green - 276. Akron - 17

MAC TOURNAMENT WINNERCentral Michigan (8), Buffalo (3), Northern Illinois (1)

McINTYRE IN TOLEDO McINTYRE IN TOLEDO CAREER RECORD BOOKCAREER RECORD BOOK

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (500 ATT.)FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (500 ATT.)1. Latoja Harris ___________1991-94 _____.623#2. KAAYLA M2. KAAYLA MccINTYREINTYRE __ __ 2015-PRES.2015-PRES. ___ ___.622.6223. Karen Sekulski _________1988-92 ______ .5824. Yolanda Richardson _____2009-13 ______ .5665. Kim Knuth _____________1995-99 ______ .546

BLOCKED SHOTSBLOCKED SHOTS1. Yolanda Richardson _____2009-13 _______2132. Karin Hoogendam ______2001-05 _______1383. Stephanie Vivenot ______1992 __________1084. KAAYLA M4. KAAYLA MccINTYREINTYRE __ __ 2015-PRES.2015-PRES. ___ ___ 103103

POINTSPOINTS22. Tia Davis ________________1999-03 ___ 1,09922. Tia Davis ________________1999-03 ___ 1,09923. Karin Hoogendam ________2001-05 ___ 1,08024. Courtney Risinger_________1998-2002 _ 1,07925. 25. KAAYLA MKAAYLA MccINTYREINTYRE ____ ____ 2015-PRES.2015-PRES. 1,0631,063


McINTYRE IN TOLEDO SEASON RECORD BOOK

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (100 ATT.)1. KAAYLA McINTYRE _ 2015-16 ____ .643#2. Latoja Harris ____________ 1993-94 __________ .6383. Latoja Harris ____________ 1992-93 __________ .6374. KAAYLA McINTYRE _ 2017-18 _____ .6325. Karen Sekulski __________ 1991-92 __________ .6296. Yolanda Richardson ______ 2011-12 __________ .6247. KAAYLA McINTYRE _ 2016-17 _____ .6028. Yolanda Richardson ______ 2012-13 __________ .586 Latoja Harris _____________ 1991-92 __________ .58610. Kim Knuth _______________ 1996-97 __________ .579

FIELD GOALS MADE1. Kim Knuth ___________ 1998-99 _________2702. Kim Knuth ___________ 1997-98 ________ 2543. Kim Knuth ___________ 1996-97 ________ 2324. Latoja Harris __________ 1992-93 _________2215. Dana Drew ___________ 1993-94 _________2176. KAAYLA McINTYRE _ 2017-18 _____ 2157. Kim Sekulski __________ 1988-89 ________2138. Linda Janicki _________ 1983-84 ________2109. Kim Sekulski __________ 1990-91 ________ 20910. Angela Drake _________ 1995-96 _________207

BLOCKED SHOTS1. Stephanie Vivenot ________ 1991-92 _________ 108#2. Yolanda Richardson ______ 2011-12 ____________703. Yolanda Richardson ______ 2009-10 ____________524. Yolanda Richardson ______ 2010-11 ___________ 495. KAAYLA McINTYRE _ 2017-18 ______ 466. Karin Hoogendam ________ 2004-05 ___________ 437. Yolanda Richardson ______ 2012-13 ___________ 428. KAAYLA McINTYRE _ 2016-17 ______ 419. Melissa Goodall __________ 2010-11 ____________3910. Karin Hoogendam ________ 2001-02 ___________ 38


Nakiah Black contributed five points and one steal in 17 minutes in her UT debut … Black sat out Toledo’s exhibition contest vs. Findlay due to injury … Sophomore Tatyana Davis totaled a career-high two assists in a collegiate-best 21 minutes as a reserve … Davis’ previous-best effort were one helper on four occasions and 11 minutes twice, most recently against Wright St. in the first round of the 2018 Postseason WNIT (March 16) … Freshman Jaela Johnson dished out a squad-tying best three assists in nine minutes in her Rockets’ debut … Senior Mikaela Boyd was held to five points in a squad-best 31 minutes … A two-time third-team All-MAC se-lection, Boyd averaged 12.1 points per game in 2017-18, the third-highest mark on the team … She scored at least 10 points on 28 occasions



UT defeated Horizon League member Wright St., 64-50, in the first round (March 16) before falling at Big Ten foe Michigan St., 68-66, in the second round (March 19). Guided by 11th-year coach Cullop, the Rockets welcome back 66.7 percent of their scoring, 69.3 percent of their rebounding, 76.0 percent of their assists, 78.2 percent of their blocks and 83.5 percent of their steals.

TOLEDO AWARDED 11TH POST-TOLEDO AWARDED 11TH POST-SEASON WNIT BERTH IN 2018SEASON WNIT BERTH IN 2018

Toledo made its 11th overall appearance in the Postseason WNIT in 2018 and sixth in 10 years under head coach Tricia Cullop. UT defeated Horizon League member Wright St., 64-50, in the first round (March 16) before falling at Big Ten foe Michigan St., 68-66, in the second round (March 19). Toledo has won its first-round game in the Postseason WNIT in each of its last six appearances. The Rockets are 21-10 (.677) all time in the post-season event, including 14-5 (.737) under

coach Cullop, and previously reached the WNIT (formerly NWIT) in 1989, ‘90, ‘94, ‘98, 2003, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12 , ‘13 and ‘15.

MccINTYRE & BOYD NAMED INTYRE & BOYD NAMED THIRD-TEAM ALL-MAC; BRAVO-HARRIOTT EARNS HONORABLE MENTION ALL-LEAGUE ACCO-LADES

Seniors Kaayla McIntyre and Mikaela Boyd secured Mid-American Conference third-team honors in 2017-18, while Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott earned honorable mention all-league accolades. The All-MAC Teams were the results of voting by the league’s head coaches. Bravo-Harriott collected all-conference recognition for a third-straight season, while Boyd and McIntyre received post-season lau-rels for a second and first time, respectively. In addition, Boyd was named to the MAC All-Defensive Team. The Hillside, Ill. native became the first Rocket to garner defensive accolades. The MAC Specialty Awards were the results of voting by members of the media throughout the league.

FOUR ROCKETS SELECTED ACA-DEMIC ALL-MAC Senior Sarah St-Fort, junior Mariella San-tucci, Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott and Michaela Rasmussen were named to the 2017-18 Aca-demic All-Mid-American Conference Team. A total of 61 student-athletes were selected to the team. Bravo-Harriott and Rasmussen were picked to the academic squad for a school-

Switzerland (Mae Tshitenge), Sweden (Tyra Carlsten-Handberg) and the United States (Tanaya Beacham, Nakiah Black, Mikaela Boyd, Mariah Copeland, Tatyana Davis, Sophia Fortner, Jaela Johnson, Lexi Lance and Kaayla McIntyre).

LOOK AT THE ROCKETSLOOK AT THE ROCKETS Toledo returns nine letterwinners in 2018-19, including four starters, from last year’s squad that posted an 18-15 overall record and an 8-10 ledger in the Mid-American Confer-ence. The Rockets, who finished fourth in the MAC West Division standings, made their 11th overall appearance in the 2018 Postseason WNIT and sixth in 10 years under head coach Tricia Cullop.

2018-19 TOLEDO SPECIALTY STATS (TEAM) POINTS IN POINTS OFF 2ND CHANCE FAST-BREAK BENCH OPPONENT PAINT TURNOVERS POINTS POINTS POINTSat Maine 34/20 14/22 19/13 0/2 17/8IONADUQUESNEat Daytonat Valparaisoat Belmontat Memphisat Cleveland St.NOTRE DAMESTONY BROOKDETROIT MERCYBALL ST.*at Miami*KENT ST.*at W. Michigan*at Bowling Green*C. MICHIGAN*at Akron*BOWLING GREEN*atr Buffalo*E. MICHIGAN*OHIO*at N. Illinois*MIAMI*at Ball St.*W. MICHIGAN*N. ILLINOIS*at E. Michigan*at C. Michigan*

BOLD Indicates Season High

TOLEDO’S RECORD BYSTARTING LINEUP IN 2018-19

ALL-TIME SERIES VS. IONAALL-TIME SERIES VS. IONATOLEDO LEADS 4-0TOLEDO LEADS 4-0At New Rochelle: Toledo leads 4-0 At Toledo: Toledo leads 2-0 At Neutral Site: —Current Streak: Toledo — 4 Most UT Points: 92 (92-36) on 11/23/02Most IC Points: 60 (68-60) on 11/28/10Combined Points: 131 — 74-57 on 11/27/17 Biggest UT Win: 56 (92-36) on 11/23/02Biggest IC Win: —

Nov. 23, 2002 W 92-36 HNov. 28, 2010 W 68-60 ADec. 1, 2011 W 54-42 HNov. 27, 2017 W 74-57 A

! - Iona Thanksgiving Classic (New Rochelle, N.Y.)

Santucci, Boyd, Rokkanen, St-Fort, McIntyre: 0-1



record third time, while St-Fort was a two-time recipient and Santucci earned the distinction for a first time. Bravo-Harriott and Rasmus-sen also became only the sixth and seventh players in program history to garner academic all-conference recognition on three occasions, respectively. In addition, Bravo-Harriott and Rasmus-sen were two of four MAC student-athletes who finished up the 2017-18 campaign with a perfect 4.0 cumulative GPA.

BRAVO-HARRIOTT SELECTED BRAVO-HARRIOTT SELECTED FIRST-TEAM ACADEMIC ALL-FIRST-TEAM ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAAMERICA Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott was named to the 2017-18 College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-America First Team. Bravo-Harriott became only the fourth player in school history to earn this prestigious honor and first since Kim Knuth during the 1998-99 campaign. A three-time Academic All-District selection, Bravo-Harriott graduated last December with a degree in communication and a minor in general business and a perfect 4.0 GPA. Bravo-Harriott was joined on the first team by New Mexico’s Cherise Beynon, Idaho’s Mikayla Ferenz, Ball St.’s Carmen Grande and Kent St.’s Jordan Korinek.

WE MUST PROTECT THIS HOUSEWE MUST PROTECT THIS HOUSE Toledo produced a 12-4 (.750) mark in home games in 2017-18. In 10 years under head coach Tricia Cullop, UT is 124-36 (.775)

in home match-ups, including 55-16 (.775) against non-conference foes. Individually, senior Kaayla McIntyre tallied a team-high 16.4 points in home games last season, followed by Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott and junior Mikaela Boyd at 13.1 and 11.9 ppg, respectively. The Midnight Blue & Gold has won at least 11 home games in eight of 10 seasons under Cullop, including a school-record 19 victories during the 2010-11 campaign.

SAVAGE ARENA SPLENDORToledo led the MAC in attendance an

unprecedented 28th-consecutive season in 2017-18 and ranked No. 31 in the NCAA, averag-ing a league-best 3,420 fans per home game. The Rockets drew at least 4,000 fans in four of their 16 home contests last year, in-cluding a season-high 5,024 against Western Michigan (Feb. 17). UT has ranked in the Top 30 nationally in home attendance in six of the last seven years under head coach Tricia Cullop. Toledo also finished No. 28 (3,748) in 2011-12, No. 25 (4,012) in 2012-13, No. 24 (3,932) in 2013-14, No. 28 (3,636) in 2014-15, No. 24 (4,050) in 2015-16 and No. 27 (3,744) in 2016-17.

A list of the Top 10 home attendance marks in school history can be found on page 14.

BOYD IS DYNAMIC RUNNING THE BOYD IS DYNAMIC RUNNING THE SHOWSHOW Senior Mikaela (mih-KAY-luh) Boyd emerged as UT ’s most dynamic player two years ago and that pattern contin-ued in 2017-18. Boyd averaged 12.1 points, a squad-high 8.0 re-bounds, a team-best 4.2 assists and a squad-high 2.2 steals in a team-best 33.2 minutes per contest. The 2017-18 third-team All-MAC selec-tion ranked sixth in the MAC in overall re-bounding, seventh in thefts, assist/turnover ratio (1.7, 139-81) and defensive boards (5.8 rpg), ninth in helpers and minutes played, 13th in offensive car-oms (2.2 rpg), 15th in

overall field-goal percentage (.472, 152-of-322) and 23rd in scoring. The two-time third-team All-MAC honoree scored in double figures on 23 occasions last year, the second-highest total on the team, including a season-high 24 points, a contest-best 15 boards and a game-high four steals in 38 minutes at Ball St. (Feb. 24). Earlier on the year, Boyd pulled down a career-high 19 caroms vs. Ohio (Jan. 10), tied for fifth most in UT history and the most since Inma Zanoguera had 21 against Idaho in the first round of the Glass City Classic (Dec. 13, 2014). The two-time team captain led the Rock-ets in rebounding and steals on a team-high

ROCKET CAREER GAMESPLAYED/STARTED

GAMES GAMESPLAYER PLAYED STARTEDMikaela Boyd 98 69Sarah St-Fort 95 31Kaayla McIntyre 94 56Mariella Santucci 68 55Sara Rokkanen 62 14Tyra Carlsten-Handberg^ 32 24Tanaya Beacham 32 1Tatyana Davis 16 0Mariah Copeland 11 0Mae Tshitenge 4 0Nakiah Black 1 0Sophia Fortner 1 0Jaela Johnson 1 0Lexi Lance — —

^ - Includes Totals from UIC

TOLEDO IN 2017-18 MAC RANKINGS (ALL GAMES)

OFFENSIVE CATEGORIESScoring Offense 8th 67.5 ppg Scoring Margin 8th -0.5 ppgField-Goal Percentage 5th 43.1%Three-Point FG% 10th 29.3%Free Throw Percentage 11th 64.6%Rebounding Margin 9th -1.2 rpgAssists 3rd 17.5 apgTurnover Margin 7th -0.27Assist/Turnover Ratio 4th 1.1Offensive Rebounds 12th 10.1 rpg Three-Point Field-Goals Made T-10th 5.4

DEFENSIVE CATEGORIESScoring Defense 7th 68.0 ppgFG% Defense 7th 41.6%Three-Point FG% Defense T-8th 33.3%Blocked Shots 11th 2.4 bpgSteals 9th 6.8 spgDefensive Rebounds 8th 25.8 rpg

DOUBLE DIGIT PTS. 2018-19DOUBLE DIGIT PTS. 2018-19 TOT. TOT.Kaayla McIntyre 1 54Mikaela Boyd 0 46Mariella Santucci 0 21Tyra Carlsten-Handberg^ 0 9Sara Rokkanen 0 5Tanaya Beacham 0 2Tatyana Davis 0 1Sarah St-Fort 0 0Mariah Copeland 0 0Mae Tshitenge 0 0Nakiah Black 0 0Sophia Fortner 0 0Jaela Johnson 0 0Lexi Lance — —

^ - Includes Totals from UIC

ROCKETS IN DOUBLE DIGITSROCKETS IN DOUBLE DIGITS



18 occasions, assists a squad-best 14 times, scoring on eight occasions and blocked shots five times. In MAC contests, Boyd tallied 14.4 ppg, a squad-high 10.0 rpg, a team-high 4.3 apg and a squad-best 2.1 spg in a team-high 35.0 mpg. Despite standing only 5-foot-7, the Hillside, Ill. native finished second in the league in defensive boards (7.6 rpg) and third in overall rebounding.

MM cc I N T Y R E F L E X E S H E R I N T Y R E F L E X E S H E R MUSCLES IN THE POSTMUSCLES IN THE POST Senior Kaayla McIntyre had a contest-best 24 points and seven caroms at Maine in Saturday’s season opener. McIntyre shot 11-of-20 from the field and 2-of-3 from the charity

stripe against the Black Bears to tally at least 20 points for the eighth time as a Rocket. A season ago, McIntyre contributed a team-best 16.0 points, 7.7 rebounds, 2.4 as-sists, team-high 1.4 blocks and 0.8 steals in 31.7 minutes per contest. She led the MAC in overall field-goal percentage (.632, 215-of-340, SEVENTH IN NCAA), as well as ranking fifth in rejections, sixth in defensive caroms (6.0 rpg), eighth in overall rebounding and 11th in scoring. The 2017-18 third-team All-MAC honoree concluded the year fourth in UT history in overall field-goal percentage, fifth in blocked shots (46) and sixth in overall field-goals made (215) in the single-season record book. One of three Rockets to start every game last season, McIntyre scored in double figures on a squad-best 31 occasions, including a career-high 30 points against MAC East Division champion Buffalo (Feb. 3). She led the Rockets in blocked shots on a squad-best 21 occasions, scoring a team-high 15 times, rebounding on 14 occasions, steals seven times and assists once. In MAC contests, McIntyre tallied a team-high 17.2 ppg, 7.2 rpg, 2.4 apg, a squad-best 1.2 bpg and 0.8 spg in 33.0 mpg. She finished first in overall field-goal percentage (.624, 126-of-202) for a third-consecutive year, as well as standing eighth in scoring. The 2018-19 Preseason All-MAC West Division Team selection currently sits second in school history in career overall field-goal percentage (.622, 454-of-730), fourth in rejections (103) and 25th in scoring (1,063).

SANTUCCI FILLS UP BOX SCORE SANTUCCI FILLS UP BOX SCORE Mariella Santucci (mar-E-ell-uh SAN-too-chee) returned for her sophomore season in 2017-18 following an impressive freshman campaign. Santucci started 21 of the 33

games last year, contributing 6.4 points, 2.5 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 1.6 steals in 27.3 minutes. The Bologna, Italy native ranked 10th in the MAC in assist/turnover ratio (1.4, 135-95) and 11th in helpers. The second-year letterwinner scored in double figures on eight occasions in 2017-18, the fourth-highest total on the team, including a season-high 15 points and a squad-best six helpers in 34 minutes at Northern Illinois (Feb. 28). The 2017-18 Academic All-MAC honoree also dished out at least seven dimes on four occasions during the year, including a season-high eight against Wright St. (March 16) in the first round of the Postseason WNIT. She led the Rockets in assists on 13 occa-sions, steals 12 times, blocked shots on three occasions and rebounding twice. In MAC contests, Santucci tallied 6.7 ppg, 2.2 rpg, 4.1 apg and 1.4 spg in 26.9 mpg. Two years ago, Santucci started 33 games and averaged 7.7 points, 3.1 rebounds, a team-high 4.6 assists and 1.9 steals in 29.5 minutes. The 2016-17 MAC All-Freshman Team honoree finished sixth in the league in helpers, ninth in assist/turnover ratio (1.4, 156-110) and 10th in thefts.

ST-FORT WAS SOLID CONTRIB-ST-FORT WAS SOLID CONTRIB-UTOR FOR TOLEDOUTOR FOR TOLEDO Senior Sarah St-Fort had six points, a team-high eight caroms and one steal at Maine in Saturday’s season opener. A season ago, St-Fort contributed 2.6 points, 3.1 rebounds, 0.7 assists and 0.7 steals in 19.0 minutes in 32 contests. The Montreal,

DOUBLE-FIGURE SCORING GAMES:McIntyre (1)20-POINT SCORING GAMES: McIntyre (1) DOUBLE-FIGURE REBOUNDING GAMES: NoneDOUBLE-DOUBLES: NoneGAMES LEADING UT IN SCORING:McIntyre (1)GAMES LEADING UT IN REBOUNDING:St-Fort (1)*GAMES LEADING UT IN ASSISTS:Santucci (1), Davis (1)*GAMES LEADING UT IN STEALS:Black (1), Fortner (1), Santucci (1), St-Fort (1)GAMES LEADING UT IN BLOCKS: None

NOTE: * - Indicates Sharing Team Lead

2018-19 SPECIALTY STATS

2017-18 ALL-MAC TEAMS2017-18 ALL-MAC TEAMSFIRST TEAMFIRST TEAMPresley Hudson, Central MichiganTinara Moore, Central MichiganJordan Korinek, Kent St.Lauren Dickerson, MiamiCourtney Woods, Northern Illinois

SECOND TEAMSECOND TEAMMoriah Monaco, Ball St.Cierra Dillard, BuffaloCassie Oursler, BuffaloStephanie Reid, BuffaloReyna Frost, Central Michigan

THIRD TEAMTHIRD TEAMCarmen Grande, Ball St.Danielle Minott, Eastern MichiganCierra Hooks, OhioKAAYLA McINTYRE, TOLEDOKAAYLA McINTYRE, TOLEDOMIKAELA BOYD, TOLEDOMIKAELA BOYD, TOLEDO

HONORABLE MENTIONHONORABLE MENTIONCourtnie Lewis, Eastern MichiganKendall McCoy, MiamiKelly Smith, Northern IllinoisJAY-ANN BRAVO-HARRIOTT, TOLEDOJAY-ANN BRAVO-HARRIOTT, TOLEDOBreanna Mobley, Western Michigan

ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAMALL-DEFENSIVE TEAMCarmen Grande, Ball St.Stephanie Reid, BuffaloTinara Moore, Central MichiganCierra Hooks, OhioMIKAELA BOYD, TOLEDOMIKAELA BOYD, TOLEDO

ALL-FRESHMAN TEAMALL-FRESHMAN TEAMOshlynn Brown, Ball St.Mikaela Kelly, Central MichiganCourtnie Lewis, Eastern MichiganCierra Hooks, OhioGabby Burns, Ohio

2017-18 MAC SPECIALTY AWARDSPLAYER OF THE YEARTinara Moore, Central Michigan

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARTinara Moore, Central Michigan

FRESHMAN OF THE YEARCierra Hooks, Ohio

SIXTH PLAYER OF THE YEAROshlynn Brown, Ball St.

COACH OF THE YEARSue Guevara, Central Michigan



Que. native finished third on the team in offen-sive boards (31), fourth in overall rebounding, overall field-goal percentage (.400, 36-of-90), steals, games started (24) and defensive caroms (67), tied for fourth in blocked shots (4) and fifth in minutes played (609). The two-time Academic All-MAC honoree registered at least seven points on three occasions last year, including a career-tying best nine points, five boards and one theft in 23 minutes at Detroit Mercy (Dec. 21).

St.-Fort, who graduated in December with a degree in finance and is currently working on a master’s degree in business administration (MBA), led the Rockets in steals on four occa-sions and blocked shots twice. In MAC contests, the 2018-19 team captain tallied 2.6 ppg, 3.3 rpg, 0.7 apg and 0.7 spg in 19.2 mpg.

R O K K A N E N D I A L S L O N G DISTANCE Junior Sara Rokkanen (ROW-kin-in) had five points, one board and two helpers in 28 minutes as a starter at Maine in Saturday’s season opener. A season ago, Rokkanen ranked second on the team with 29 triples and made at least two three-point field goals in a game on eight occasions. Rokkanen made a career-high four treys against Southern in the second round of the Palm Beach Invitational (Dec. 18). Overall in 2017-18, the Helsinki, Finland native saw action in all 33 games, contribut-ing 4.0 points, 1.5 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 0.3 steals in 16.4 minutes. Rokkanen finished fourth on the team in three-point field-goal percentage (.269, 29-of-108) and fifth in as-sists. Rokkanen led the Rockets in assists on three occasions and blocked shots once.

BEACHAM MAKES MOST OF BEACHAM MAKES MOST OF OPPORTUNITIES IN 2017-18OPPORTUNITIES IN 2017-18

S o p h o m o r e Tanaya Beacham (tuh-NAY-uh beech-um) had nine points and four boards at Maine in Saturday’s season opener. A season ago, Beacham averaged 3.6 points and 2.0 re-bounds in 7.0 min-utes in 30 games. Beacham shot an im-pressive 63.4 percent (45-of-71) from the field and 67.9 percent (19-of-28) from the charity stripe. Beacham scored at least six points on 10 occasions last year, including a season-tying best 12 points and a season-high

nine caroms in a season-best 31 minutes at Michigan St. as a starter in the second round of the Postseason WNIT (March 19). The Youngstown, Ohio native also reg-istered 12 points and six boards in only 12 minutes at MAC Champion Central Michigan (Feb. 10). In MAC contests, Beacham tallied 3.7 ppg, 1.5 rpg and 0.1 apg in 5.4 mpg.

NO HOOP FOR YOU!!!NO HOOP FOR YOU!!!Toledo limited its opposition to 68.0 points

on 41.6 percent (810-of-1,946) shooting from the floor in 2017-18, including 33.3 percent (181-of-543) from three-point land. The Rockets finished seventh in the MAC in scoring defense, as well as ranking seventh in overall field-goal percentage defense and tied for eighth in three-point field-goal percentage defense. UT held five opponents to 55 points or less last year, including limiting St. Bonaventure to 39 points (Dec. 4). The 39 points allowed against the Bonnies is tied for 12th-fewest in UT annals since 1980-

2018-19 FIELD GOALS/FREE THROWSOPPONENT FGS 3-PT FGS FTSat Maine 24-60 3-13 8-13IONADUQUESNEat Daytonat Valparaisoat Belmontat Memphisat Cleveland St.NOTRE DAMESTONY BROOKDETROIT MERCYBALL ST.*at Miami*KENT ST.*at W. Michigan*at Bowling Green*C. MICHIGAN*at Akron*BOWLING GREEN*atr Buffalo*E. MICHIGAN*OHIO*at N. Illinois*MIAMI*at Ball St.*W. MICHIGAN*N. ILLINOIS*at E. Michigan*at C. Michigan*


POINTSK. McIntyre at Maine (11/10) ___________ 24

REBOUNDSS. St-Fort at Maine (11/10) _____________ 8

ASSISTSM. Santucci at Maine (11/10) ___________ 3T. Davis at Maine (11/10) _______________ 3

STEALSN. Black at Maine (11/10)_______________ 1S. Fortner at Maine (11/10) _____________ 1M. Santucci at Maine (11/10) ___________ 1S. St-Fort at Maine (11/10) _____________ 1

BLOCKED SHOTSNone

TOP INDIVIDUAL GAME PERFORMANCES IN 2018-19

UTROCKETS COM /UTROCKETS /TOLEDOWOMENSBASKETBALL

2018-19 MAC WEST DIVISION2018-19 MAC WEST DIVISIONPLAYER OF THE WEEKPLAYER OF THE WEEK

Nov. 12 _______________________________________________TBANov. 19Nov. 26Dec. 3Dec. 10Dec. 17Dec. 24Dec. 31Jan. 7Jan. 14Jan. 21Jan. 28Feb. 4Feb. 11Feb. 18Feb. 25March 4March 11



81 and marked the 13th time the Midnight Blue & Gold has held an opponent under 40 points in the tenure of head coach Tricia Cullop. In addition, UT restricted 11 opponents to 10 points or less in a quarter on 16 occasions in 2017-18, including SBU to a season-low six in the first period. In MAC games, UT ranked eighth in scoring defense (71.4 ppg), 11th in overall field-goal percentage defense (.436, 466-of-1,070) and 10th in three-point field-goal percentage defense (.352, 103-of-293).

SHOOTING THE ROCK Toledo shot 43.1 percent (836-of-1,938) from the field in 2017-18, averaging 67.5 points. The Rockets finished eighth in the MAC in scoring offense, as well as ranking fifth in overall field-goal percentage and 10th in three-point field-goal percentage (.293, 178-of-608). UT shot at least 50 percent from the floor on seven occasions last year, including a season-high 56.0 percent (28-of-50) at Michi-gan St. in the second round of the Postseason WNIT (March 19). Individually, senior Kaayla McIntyre knocked down a MAC-best 63.2 percent (215-of-340, SEVENTH IN NCAASEVENTH IN NCAA) from the field. McIntyre concluded the year fourth in UT history in overall field-goal percentage and sixth in overall field-goals made (215) in the single-season record book. Earlier in the year, McIntyre shot a near perfect 12-of-13 (92.3 percent) from the field against Western Michigan (Feb. 17), the second-highest mark in school history in a game (minimum 10 attempts). Additionally, McIntyre led three Rockets scoring at least 12.0 ppg at 16.0, the 11th-best mark in the league. The three-year letterwinner scored at least 10 points on a team-high 31 occasions during the year, including a career-best 30 vs. MAC East Division Champion Buffalo (Feb. 3). As a team, UT topped the 70-point plateau on 14 occasions in 2017-18 (10-4 record in those contests), pouring in a season-high 81 points against Southern in the second round of the West Palm Invitational (Dec. 18) and Detroit Mercy (Dec. 21). In MAC contests, the Rockets ranked eighth in scoring offense (71.4 ppg), sixth in overall field-goal percentage (.427, 460-of-1,077) and 11th in three-point field-goal percentage (.278, 89-of-320). Individually, McIntyre paced the league in overall field-goal percentage for the third-consecutive year at 62.4 percent (126-of-202) from the floor and tallied a squad-best 17.2 ppg, the eighth-highest mark

in the conference. A 2017-18 third-team All-MAC selection, McIntyre currently sits first in school history in career overall field-goal percentage (.624, 443-of-710), fourth in rejections (103) and 26th in scoring (1,039). As a team, Toledo is 113-24 (.825) under head coach Tricia Cullop when scoring at least 70 points in a contest, including a 10-4 (.714) ledger in 2017-18.

GIVING IT A SHOT FROM WAY GIVING IT A SHOT FROM WAY DOWNTOWNDOWNTOWN Toledo shot 29.3 percent (178-of-608) from three-point land and averaged 5.4 treys in 2017-18, the third-worst marks in the MAC. The Rockets connected on a season-best 54.5 percent (6-of-11) from three-point range at Iona (Nov. 27) and made a season-high 11 triples at arch-rival Bowling Green (Jan. 27). Individually, Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott led UT’s long-range effort with 79 three-point field goals, followed by junior Sara Rokkanen, junior Mariella Santucci and Jada Woody with 29, 24 and 23, respectively. Bravo-Harriott ranked seventh in the MAC in three-point field-goals made (2.4) and 10th in three-point field-goal percentage (.376, 79-of-210). Bravo-Harriott concluded last year tied for fifth in UT history in three-point field-goals made (79) and tied for seventh in three-point field-goal attempts (210) in the single-season record book. The two-time team captain knocked down at least four treys on eight occasions during the year and 22 times in her UT career, including a program-tying best eight against the Falcons to become only the fourth player

TOLEDO AT HOME & ON ROADCATEGORY HOME ROADPoints/Game — 59.0Points Allowed/Game — 73.0Scoring Margin — -14.0Field Goal Pct. — 40.0%Field Goal Pct. Defense — 43.8%Three-Point FG% — 23.1%Three-Point FG/Game — 3.0Three-Point FG Pct. Defense — 36.1%Opp. Three-Point FG/Game — 13.0Free Throw Pct. — 61.5%Rebounds/Game — 39.0Rebound Margin — +3.0Assists/Game — 13.0Assist/Turnover Ratio — 0.9Steals/Game — 4.0Blocks/Game — 0.0

2018-19 REBOUNDINGOPPONENT UT OPP. +/- RESULTat Maine 39 36 +3 LIONADUQUESNEat Daytonat Valparaisoat Belmontat Memphisat Cleveland St.NOTRE DAMESTONY BROOKDETROIT MERCYBALL ST.*at Miami*KENT ST.*at W. Michigan*at Bowling Green*C. MICHIGAN*at Akron*BOWLING GREEN*atr Buffalo*E. MICHIGAN*OHIO*at N. Illinois*MIAMI*at Ball St.*W. MICHIGAN*N. ILLINOIS*at E. Michigan*at C. Michigan*


ROCKETS IN ROCKETS IN WINS & LOSSESWINS & LOSSES

CATEGORY WINS LOSSESCATEGORY WINS LOSSESPoints/Game — 59.0Points Allowed/Game — 73.0Scoring Margin — -14.0Field Goal Pct. — 40.0%Field Goal Pct. Defense — 43.8%Three-Point FG% — 23.1%Three-Point FG/Game — 3.0Three-Point FG Pct. Defense — 36.1%Opp. Three-Point FG/Game — 13.0Free Throw Pct. — 61.5%Rebounds/Game — 39.0Rebound Margin — +3.0Assists/Game — 13.0Assist/Turnover Ratio — 0.9Steals/Game — 4.0Blocks/Game — 0.0



CHARITY CASESCHARITY CASES Toledo connected on 64.6 percent (379-of-587) from the free throw line in 2017-18, the second-worst mark in the MAC. The Rockets drained at least 75 percent at the charity stripe on 12 occasions during the year, including a season-high 86.4 percent (19-of-22) at Western Michigan (Jan. 31). UT also knocked down a season-high 25 free throws in a season-best 30 attempts from the line at Ohio (Dec. 31). Individually, Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott and junior Mariella Santucci were the most consis-tent Rockets at the free throw line in 2017-18, converting 80.3 percent (57-of-71) and 70.3 percent (52-of-74), respectively. Earlier in the year, senior Kaayla McIntyre and Santucci each converted 18-consecutive free throws. In MAC games, Toledo shot 63.0 percent (204-of-324) from the charity stripe, the worst mark in the league. Individually, Bravo-Harriott and Santucci knocked down 80.0 percent (28-of-35) and 73.7 percent (28-of-38) against conference opponents, respectively.

TOLEDO ON THE GLASSTOLEDO ON THE GLASS Toledo held a 39-36 advantage on the boards at Maine in Saturday’s season opener. Three different Rockets pulled down at least six rebounds against the Black Bears, including a team-high eight by senior Sarah St-Fort. A season ago, UT averaged 35.9 rebounds and had two players pulling down at least 7.5 caroms (senior Mikaela Boyd, 8.0; senior Kaayla McIntyre, 7.7). Despite standing only 5-foot-7, Boyd ranked sixth in the MAC in overall rebounding and seventh in defensive caroms (5.8 rpg), while McIntyre was eighth and sixth (6.0 rpg) in the same categories, respectively. The Hillside, Ill. native has pulled down

.511: The Rockets are 23-22 (.511) all-time in season openers, including 6-5 (.545) under head coach Tricia Cullop..622: Senior Kaayla McIntyre sits first in MAC history in career overall field-goal percentage (.622, 454-of-730)..632: Kaayla McIntyre led the MAC and ranked seventh in the NCAA in overall field-goal percentage (.632, 215-of-340)..775: UT is 124-36 (.775) in home games under head coach Tricia Cullop, including 55-16 (.775) against non-conference foes.1: Senior Mikaela Boyd became the first Rocket to be named to the 2017-18 MAC All-Defensive Team.3: Kaayla McIntyre has paced the MAC in overall field-goal percentage each of the last three years in league games.6: Toledo has won its first-round game in the Postseason WNIT in each of its last six appearances.6: Senior Sarah St-Fort has pulled down at least six caroms on 10 occasions as a Rocket, including a squad-best eight at Maine on Saturday.7: Senior Mae Tshitenge fluently speaks seven languages (English, French, German, Italian, Lingala, Swahili and Tshiluba).8: Junior Mariella Santucci has dished out at least seven helpers on eight occasions as a Rocket.9: UT played nine games (5-4 record in those contests) decided by five points or less, including five of its last eight.11: UT made its 11th overall appearance in the Postseason WNIT and sixth in 10 years under Coach Cullop.11: Toledo has defeated 11 BCS programs over the last 10 seasons.20: Kaayla McIntyre has scored at least 20 points on eight occasions as a Rocket, including a game-high 24 at Maine on Saturday.21: Coach Cullop needs 21 victories to sur-pass Mark Ehlen (240-149, 1996-2008) and become UT’s all-time winningest coach.22.0: UT is averaging a MAC-best 22.0 wins over the last 10 seasons. 28: Kaayla McIntyre became the 28th player in school history to reach the 1,000-career point plateau vs. Kent St. in the first round of the 2018 MAC Tournament (March 5).31: The Rockets ranked No. 31 in the NCAA averaging a league-high 3,420 fans per home game.103: Kaayla McIntyre sits fourth in school history with 103 career blocks.

TOLEDO BY THE NUMBERS2018-19 MISCELLANEOUS STATSLARGEST HALFTIME LEAD: ______________________________________________________ N/ALARGEST HALFTIME DEFICIT: _______________________________ 15 at Maine (28-43, 11/10)LARGEST HALFTIME LEAD SURRENDERED TO LOSE:_________________________________ N/ALARGEST HALFTIME DEFICIT OVERCOME TO WIN: __________________________________ N/ALARGEST LEAD AT ANY TIME: ______________________________2 at Maine (4-2, First, 11/10)LARGEST DEFICIT AT ANY TIME:_______________________ 27 at Maine (46-73, Fourth, 11/10)LARGEST LEAD SURRENDERED TO LOSE: _____________________2 at Maine (4-2, First, 11/10)LARGEST DEFICIT OVERCOME TO WIN: ___________________________________________ N/ALARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY: __________________________________________________ N/ALARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT: ________________________________14 at Maine (59-73, 11/10)MOST POINTS SCORED IN A QUARTER: ________________________ 18 at Maine (Fourth, 11/10)FEWEST POINTS SCORED IN A QUARTER: __ 13 on two occasions, last at Maine (Third, 11/10)MOST POINTS ALLOWED IN A QUARTER: _____________________ 25 at Maine (Second, 11/10)FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED IN A QUARTER: ___________________ 13 at Maine (Fourth, 11/10)

in school history to accomplish that feat. In MAC games, the Rockets ranked 11th in three-point field goal percentage (.278, 89-of-320) and three-point field-goals made (89, 4.9). The 2017-18 first-team Academic All-America honoree wrapped up her collegiate career third in school history in three-point field-goals made (245) and three-point field-goal attempts (684) and 10th in three-point field-goal percentage (.358, 245-of-684).

HELPING HANDHELPING HAND Toledo dished out 17.5 assists in 2017-18, the third-highest total in the MAC (22ND IN 22ND IN NCAANCAA). The Rockets also ranked fourth in the league in assist/turnover ratio (1.1, 17.5-16.3) and seventh in turnover margin (-0.27, 16.3-16.1). UT handed out at least 20 helpers on 11 occasions during the year, including a season-high 25 against Louisiana in the consolation round of the Preseason WNIT (Nov. 18) and Eastern Michigan (Feb. 21). In addition, Toledo totaled more assists than miscues 17 times in 2017-18 (10-7 record in those games). Individually, senior Mikaela Boyd finished ninth in the MAC in helpers (4.2 apg) and seventh in assist/turnover ratio (1.7, 139-81), while junior Mariella Santucci was 11th (4.1 apg) and 10th (1.4, 135-95) in the same categories, respectively. Boyd dished out at least seven dimes three times during the year, including a season-high eight against Ohio (Jan. 10) and Western Michigan (Feb. 17). In MAC games, UT ranked third in assists (17.1 apg), fourth in assist/turnover ratio (1.1, 17.1-16.2) and seventh in turnover margin (-1.06, 16.2-15.1). Individually, Boyd was ninth in helpers (4.3 apg) and sixth in assist/turnover ratio (1.6, 78-48).



73 steals (2.2 spg), the seventh-highest total in the conference. The Hillside, Ill. native reg-istered at least four thefts on eight occasions during the year, including a career-high seven vs. St. Francis (Pa.) in the first round of the Preseason WNIT (Nov. 10). In MAC contests, UT finished ninth with 6.2 thefts (111). Individually, Boyd paced the team with 38 steals (2.1 spg), the seventh-best mark in the league.

GET THAT WEAK STUFF OUT OF HERE!!! Senior Kaayla McIntyre swatted 1.4 shots in 2017-18, the fifth-highest mark in the MAC.

McIntyre recorded at least three rejections on seven occasions during the year, including a season-high five vs. Western Kentucky in the first round of the West Palm Invitational (Dec. 17). The 2017-18 third-team All-MAC honoree concluded the year fifth in UT history in

blocked shots (46) in the single-season record book. As a team, the Rockets tallied 2.4 rejec-tions (77) per contest, the second-worst total in the conference. UT swatted a season-best seven shots against 2018 NCAA Champion-ships participant Dayton (Nov. 22). In MAC contests, UT finished eighth with 2.3 blocked shots (41). Individually, McIntyre paced the team with 21 rejections (1.2 spg), tied for the fifth-best mark in the league. A 2017-18 third-team All-MAC honoree, McIntyre currently ranks fourth in school history in career rejections (103). Two years ago, McIntyre swatted a career-high and UT MAC Tournament-tying best six shots vs. Northern Illinois in the championship game (March 11). Her six rejections also tied for fourth most in a game in school history. McIntyre shares the program’s tourney record with Yolanda Richardson, who was also credited with six blocked shots against Kent

at least 10 rebounds on 24 occasions in her UT career, including a squad-best 12 times in 2017-18. As a team, the Rockets won the battle on the glass in 15 contests (12-3 record in those games) and posted at least a plus-10 advantage on three occasions. As a unit, Toledo ranked ninth in the league in rebounding margin (-1.2, 35.9-37.2), as well as ranking last in offensive caroms (10.1 rpg) and eighth in defensive boards (25.8 rpg). In MAC contests, the Rockets finished eighth in rebounding margin (-1.0, 36.1-37.1), 10th in offensive caroms (10.4 rpg) and eighth in defensive boards (25.7 rpg). Individually, Boyd ranked third in overall rebounding (10.0 rpg) and second in defensive boards (7.6 rpg).

STINGY ROCKETSSTINGY ROCKETS When the Rockets did not have the ball, their main priority was getting it back. UT averaged 6.8 steals per game in 2017-18, the ninth-highest mark in the MAC. Toledo collected at least 12 steals on three occasions during the year, including a season-high 15 against Akron (Jan. 3). Eight different Rockets tallied a theft vs. the Zips, including three each from senior Mikaela Boyd and Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott. Individually, Boyd snagged a squad-best

ROCKETS’ GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS IN 2018-19OPPONENT GUARD (1) GUARD (2) WING (3) FORWARD (4) CENTER (5)at Maine M. Santucci M. Boyd S. Rokkanen S. St-Fort K. McIntyreIONADUQUESNEat Daytonat Valparaisoat Belmontat Memphisat Cleveland St.NOTRE DAMESTONY BROOKDETROIT MERCYBALL ST.*at Miami*KENT ST.*at W. Michigan*at Bowling Green*C. MICHIGAN*at Akron*BOWLING GREEN*atr Buffalo*E. MICHIGAN*OHIO*at N. Illinois*MIAMI*at Ball St.*W. MICHIGAN*N. ILLINOIS*at E. Michigan*at C. Michigan*

MAC COACHES BY WINNING PCT(MAC GAMES - MINIMUM 40 GAMES)COACH (YEAR) W-L PCTBILL FENNELLY, UT (1988-95) 94-24 .797Fran Voll, BGSU (1985-91) 89-27 .767Curt Miller, BGSU (2001-12) 135-41 .767Jaci Clark, BGSU (1992-98) 92-32 .742Pam Wettig, MIA (1982-84) 35-13 .729Laura Golden, CMU (1982-84) 32-13 .711Linda Wunder, MIA (1987-93) 68-30 .694Bob Lindsay, KSU (1990-2012) 260-120 .684TRICIA CULLOP, UT (2008-PRES.) 116-54 .682Tracy Roller, BSU (2001-07) 65-31 .677

MAC COACHES BY WINNING PCT(ALL GAMES - MINIMUM 75 GAMES)COACH (YEAR) W-L PCTBILL FENNELLY, UT (1988-95) 166-53 .758Curt Miller, BGSU (2001-12) 258-92 .737Fran Voll, BGSU (1985-91) 144-60 .706Jaci Clark, BGSU (1992-98) 135-65 .675Laura Golden, CMU (1982-84) 59-30 .663TRICIA CULLOP, UT (2008-PRES.) 220-111 .663ETHEL ALLMAN, UT (1981-84) 52-31 .627Linda Wunder, MIA (1987-93) 105-64 .621Bob Lindsay, KSU (1990-2012) 418-256 .620Tracy Roller, BSU (2001-07) 130-81 .616Suzy Merchant, EMU (1999-2007) 146-91 .616

2018-19 ROCKETS’ RECORD BY MARGIN OF VICTORY/DEFEAT2018-19 ROCKETS’ RECORD BY MARGIN OF VICTORY/DEFEAT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9-10 11-15 16-20 21+1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9-10 11-15 16-20 21+0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0



St. in the semifinals of the 2010 tourney (March 12).

TAKE CARE OF THE ROCKTAKE CARE OF THE ROCK Toledo finished with 14 miscues at Maine in Saturday’s season opener. A season ago, UT committed 16.3 turn-overs per game, the third-worst mark in the MAC. The Rockets, who also ranked third in the league is assists (17.5 apg), fourth in assist/turnover ratio (1.1, 17.5-16.3) and seventh in turnover margin (-0.27, 16.3-16.1), were guilty of a season-low seven miscues against 2018 NCAA Championships participant Dayton (Nov. 22).

UT also handed out at least 20 help-ers on 11 occasions last year, including a season-high 25 against Louisiana in the consolation round of the Preseason WNIT (Nov. 18) and Eastern Michigan (Feb. 21). In addition, Toledo totaled more as-sists than miscues 17 times in 2017-18 (10-7 record in those games). Individually, senior Mikaela Boyd finished ninth in the MAC in helpers (4.2 apg) and seventh in assist/turnover ratio (1.7, 139-81), while junior Mariella Santucci was 11th (4.1 apg) and 10th (1.4, 135-95) in the same categories, respectively. Boyd dished out at least seven dimes three times during the year, including a season-high eight against Ohio (Jan. 10) and Western Michigan (Feb. 17). In MAC games, UT ranked third in assists (17.1 apg), fourth in assist/turnover ratio (1.1, 17.1-16.2), seventh in turnover margin (-1.06, 16.2-15.1) and ninth in miscues (16.2 tpg). Individually, Boyd was ninth in helpers (4.3 apg) and sixth in as-sist/turnover ratio (1.6, 78-48).

DOUBLE FIGURE SCORERSDOUBLE FIGURE SCORERS Toledo had nine players score in double figures on 99 occasions in 2017-18. Senior Kaayla McIntyre tallied at least 10 points on a team-high 31 occasions during the year, followed by senior Mikaela Boyd and Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott with 23 and 22 double-digit efforts, respectively. McIntyre contributed a squad-best 16.0

points per game, the 11th-highest total in the MAC, while Bravo-Harriott and Boyd tal-lied 12.8 and 12.1 ppg, the 19th- and 23rd-best marks in the con-ference, respectively. As a team, the Rockets produced a season-high four players in double d i g i t s o n n i n e occasions, including six times against MAC opponents.

PUT ME IN, COACH ... I’M READY PUT ME IN, COACH ... I’M READY TO PLAY!!!TO PLAY!!! There were plenty of minutes to go around for Toledo in 2017-18. Four Rockets averaged at least 27.0 minutes per game during the year, while two others logged better than 31.5 minutes. Senior Mikaela Boyd averaged a team-high 33.2 mpg, the ninth-best total in the conference, followed by senior Kaayla McIntyre at 31.7 mpg.

Boyd logged at least 35 minutes on 14 oc-casions in 2017-18, including a career-best 43 minutes vs. Western Michigan (Feb. 17), the most time played by a Rocket since Brenae Harris logged 44 minutes vs. Akron on March 9, 2016. In MAC contests, Boyd averaged a team-best 35.0 mpg, the sixth-highest mark in the league.

FINE PINEFINE PINE Toledo’s bench outscored Maine’s reserves 17-8 in Saturday’s season opener. Three UT reserves found the scoring column against the Black Bears, sparked by sophomore Tanaya Beacham with nine points. A season ago, the Rockets’ bench out-scored 20 opponents (13-7 record in those games). UT’s reserves also produced at least 25 points on four occasions, including a season-high 48 vs. Louisiana in the consola-tion round of the Preseason WNIT (Nov. 18). The 48 bench points against the Ragin’

McINTYRE’S CAREER 20-POINT GAMES (8)DATE OPPONENT PTS2/3/18 Buffalo 302/28/18 Northern Illinois 252/17/18 Western Michigan 251/6/18 Eastern Michigan 2511/10/18 Maine 242/21/18 Eastern Michigan 2412/9/17 Cleveland St. 212/15/17 Akron 20

BOYD’S CAREER 20-POINT GAMES (6)DATE OPPONENT PTS3/11/17 Northern Illinois 272/24/18 Ball St. 242/25/17 Western Michigan 233/4/17 Ball St. 2112/31/17 Ohio 202/8/17 Western Michigan 20

SANTUCCI’S CAREER 20-POINT GAMES (1)DATE OPPONENT PTS3/10/17 Buffalo 21

2017-18 POSTSEASON BANQUET AWARD RECIPIENTSTEAM MVP: Mikaela BoydBEST OFFENSIVE PLAYER: Kaayla McIntyreBEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott, Mikaela BoydMOST IMPROVED: Tanaya BeachamSIXTH PLAYER: Jada WoodyMOST INSPIRATIONAL: Mae TshitengeWHATEVER IT TAKES: Michaela Ras-mussenULTIMATE ROCKET: Jay-Ann Bravo-HarriottDANIEL & MARY JO HANSON SENIOR SCHOLAR: Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott, Mi-chaela Rasmussen

2018-19 MAC EAST DIVISION2018-19 MAC EAST DIVISIONPLAYER OF THE WEEKPLAYER OF THE WEEK

Nov. 12 _______________________________________________TBANov. 19Nov. 26Dec. 3Dec. 10Dec. 17Dec. 24Dec. 31Jan. 7Jan. 14Jan. 21Jan. 28Feb. 4Feb. 11Feb. 18Feb. 25March 4March 11



Cajuns are the most by UT under head coach Tricia Cullop. The previous-best mark was 46 points vs. Yale in the first round of the 2009 Holiday Inn & Suites Express Midtown Thanks-giving Tournament in Albuquerque, N.M. (Nov. 27). Toledo’s reserves contributed 16.5 ppg in 2017-18, led by Olivia Cunningham at 6.1 ppg, the fifth-highest mark on the team. Cunning-ham scored in double figures on six occasions

last year, including a career-high 27 points against Louisiana.

EXTENDED TIME Toledo played three overtime contests in 2017-18, tallying a 2-1 (.667) win-loss ledger in those games. UT claimed a thrilling 69-68 triumph against Western Michigan (Feb. 17) and secured a 65-64 win over Maine (Nov. 30), along with dropping an 80-76 decision against Kent St. in the first round of the MAC Tournament (March 5). The Rockets are 25-17 (.595) in overtime contests in the 43-plus year history of the program, including a 9-5 (.643) mark under head coach Tricia Cullop.

CLOSE ENCOUNTERS UT played nine games decided by five points or less in 2017-18, including five of its last eight. The Rockets were 5-4 (.556) in those contests. Toledo secured close victories against Western Michigan, 69-68 in overtime, (Feb. 17), Western Michigan, 78-73, (Jan. 31), Northern Illinois, 63-60, (Jan. 13), Southern, 81-76, (Dec. 18) in the second round of the West Palm Invitational and Maine, 65-64 in overtime, (Nov. 30), as well as dropping decisions versus Michigan St., 68-66, in the second round of the Postseason WNIT (March 19), Kent St., 80-76 in overtime, in the first round of the MAC Tournament (March 5), MAC champion Central Michigan, 72-67, (March 3) and Ball St., 78-73, (Feb. 24). Toledo holds an impressive 48-31 (.608) ledger in contests decided by five points or less under head coach Tricia Cullop.

RANK & FILERANK & FILE Toledo faced its 25th ranked opponent since 1995-96 when the Midnight Blue & Gold dropped a 90-55 decision at No. 5 Louisville in the second round of the Preseason WNIT (Nov. 14). The Rockets have now dropped eight-straight match-ups against ranked foes and compiled a 3-22 (.120) mark in those contests. UT’s three victories versus ranked opponents

came against No. 20 Dayton, 68-65, on Dec. 19, 2009 at home, No. 4 Duke, 71-65, on Nov. 18, 2001 at home and No. 24 Ole Miss, 65-53, in the first round of the 1996 NCAA Championships in Roanoke, Va.

ON THE HORIZONON THE HORIZON Following today’s match-up against the Gaels, Toledo will host Atlantic 10 member Duquense (0-2) on Sunday, Nov. 18. The open-ing tip against the Dukes is slated for 2:00 p.m. in Savage Arena and will be shown on ESPN+. UT and DU will square off for the second-straight season and sixth time overall. The Rockets lead the all-time series, 3-2, most recently suffering a 73-54 loss on Dec. 6, 2017 in the AJ Palumbo Center. Toledo has won the two meetings against Duquesne at home, claiming an 87-53 triumph on Dec. 2, 2000 and an 81-57 win on Nov. 25, 2003.

ROCKET BIRTHDAYSROCKET BIRTHDAYSJim Heller _____________________________8/1/67Head Coach Tricia Cullop ______________ 4/24/71Associate Head Coach LaNitra Perry ______8/1/78Assistant Coach Tiffany Swoffard _______ 6/26/80Assistant Coach Danielle Page _________11/14/86Dir. of Operations Lauren Flaum _______ 6/26/87Senior Assoc. Athletic Trainer Brad Pierson ____ 6/10/87Mae Tshitenge _________________________9/6/95Sarah St-Fort _________________________7/21/95Mikaela Boyd __________________________4/1/96Sara Rokkanen _______________________5/15/96Tyra Carlsten-Handberg _________________3/2/96Student Athletic Trainer Melissa Doozan __ 1/30/97Mariella Santucci _____________________6/18/97Kaayla McIntyre _______________________6/20/97Tanaya Beacham ____________________ 5/27/98Tatyana Davis _______________________ 10/28/98Mariah Copeland _______________________ 1/7/99Sophia Fortner ________________________ 8/9/99Jaela Johnson ________________________ 12/1/99Lexi Lance __________________________12/31/99Nakiah Black ________________________10/25/00

LARGEST CROWDS IN SAVAGE ARENA1. 7,301 vs. USC, 4/2/112. 7,020 vs. Charlotte, 3/30/113. 5,825 vs. Bowling Green, 1/30/104. 5,712 VS. Kent State, 2/16/135. 5,701 vs. Eastern Michigan, 2/28/096. 5,697 vs. Notre Dame, 12/18/167. 5,660 vs. Western Michigan, 2/24/968. 5,641 vs. Bowling Green, 2/18/959. 5,449 vs. Ohio, 1/29/9410. 5,401 vs. Kent St., 1/15/94

BOYD’S CAREER DOUBLE-DOUBLES (21)DATE OPPONENT PTS REB2/28/18 Northern Illinois 16 122/24/18 Ball St. 24 152/21/18 E. Michigan 14 121/27/18 Bowling Green 16 101/24/18 Kent St. 19 131/17/18 Ball St. 11 101/13/18 Northern Illinois 17 131//10/18 Ohio 17 191/3/18 Akron 16 1112/31/17 Ohio 20 1011/27/17 Iona 14 113/11/17 Northern Illinois 27 143/10/17 Buffalo 10 113/4/17 Ball St. 21 133/1/17 Northern Illinois 12 162/11/17 Bowling Green 18 112/4/17 Ohio 13 152/1/17 Buffalo 11 121/11/17 Buffalo 19 101/4/17 E. Michigan 19 1111/19/16 Cleveland St. 11 10

McINTYRE’S CAREER DOUBLE-DOUBLES (9)DATE OPPONENT PTS REB3/19/18 Michigan St. 16 103/16/18 Wright St. 14 112/17/18 W. Michigan 25 122/7/18 Miami 12 101/10/18 Ohio 11 101/6/18 E. Michigan 25 1112/4/17 St. Bonaventure 14 1311/30/17 Maine 10 103/1/17 Saint Francis (Pa.) 17 12

SANTUCCI’S CAREER DOUBLE-DOUBLES (2)DATE OPPONENT PTS REB2/7/18 Miami 11 101/21/17 Kent St. 10 11*

CARLSTEN-HANDBERG’S CAREER DOUBLE-DOUBLES (1)DATE OPPONENT PTS REB2/11/17 Wright St. 10 12

* - Assists



WEST DIVISION MAC OVERALL WEST DIVISION MAC OVERALL TEAM W L PCT W L PCTTEAM W L PCT W L PCTEastern Michigan 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000#Ball St. 0 0 .000 1 1 .500$!@Central Michigan 0 0 .000 1 1 .500Northern Illinois 0 0 .000 1 1 .500Western Michigan 0 0 .000 1 1 .500#TOLEDO 0 0 .000 0 1 .000#TOLEDO 0 0 .000 0 1 .000

EAST DIVISION MAC OVERALL EAST DIVISION MAC OVERALL TEAM W L PCT W L PCTTEAM W L PCT W L PCT+%Buffalo 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000#Miami 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000Ohio 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000Akron 0 0 .000 0 0 .000Bowling Green 0 0 .000 0 1 .000Kent St. 0 0 .000 0 2 .000

$ - 2018 MAC Champion+ - 2018 NCAA Championships Participant! - 2017-18 MAC Regular-Season Champion@ - 2017-18 MAC West Division Champion% - 2017-18 MAC East Division Champion# - Postseason WNIT Participant

SATURDAY, NOV. 10@MAINE 73, TOLEDO 59@MAINE 73, TOLEDO 59

SUNDAY, NOV. 11@Ohio 95, UNC Wilmington 72 New Mexico St. 66, @Western Michigan 54@Ball St. 67, Cleveland St. 62@North Carolina St. 78, Kent St. 61Buffalo 69, @Maryland Eastern Shore 631-Iowa St. 70, Northern Illinois 60

MONDAY, NOV. 12South Dakota St. 80, @Central Michigan 71

TUESDAY, NOV. 13Akron at North Carolina A&T, 5:30 p.m.Marshall at Bowling Green, 7:00 p.m.Eastern Kentucky at Miami, 7:00 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14IONA AT TOLEDO, 11:00 A.M.IONA AT TOLEDO, 11:00 A.M.Niagara at Buffalo, 7:00 p.m.

THURSDAY, NOV. 15Binghamton at Ohio, 11:00 a.m.Michigan at Western Michigan, 7:00 p.m.

FRIDAY, NOV. 16Miami at Detroit Mercy, 7:00 p.m.

SATURDAY, NOV. 17Illinois St. at Eastern Michigan, NoonWestern Kentucky at Central Michigan, 1:00 p.m.Robert Morris at Bowling Green, 2:00 p.m.Ball St. at Missouri St., 2:00 p.m.2-Akron vs. Oakland, 3:00 p.m.2-Northern Kentucky at Kent St., 5:00 p.m.

SUNDAY, NOV. 18DUQUESNE AT TOLEDO, 2:00 P.M.DUQUESNE AT TOLEDO, 2:00 P.M.2-Akron vs. Northern Kentucky, 11:00 a.m.Eastern Kentucky at Ohio, 1:00 p.m.2-Oakland at Kent St., 1:30 p.m.Buffalo at Oregon, 2:00 p.m.Western Michigan at Ole Miss, 2:00 p.m.1-Northern Iowa at Norhtern Illinois, 2:00 p.m.

TUESDAY, NOV. 20High Point at Miami, NoonLoyola (Ill.) at Bowling Green, 11:00 a.m.Youngstown St. at Kent St., 5:00 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21TOLEDO AT DAYTON, 7:00 P.M.TOLEDO AT DAYTON, 7:00 P.M.UCF at Central Michigan, 5:00 p.m.Eastern Michigan vs. Iowa St., 6:00 p.m.

FRIDAY, NOV. 233-Ohio vs. St. Bonaventure, 1:00 p.m.4-Bowling Green at Coastal Carolina, 2:00 p.m.5-Buffalo vs. Georgetown, 5:00 p.m.6-Ball St. vs. Opponent TBA, TBA

SATURDAY, NOV. 243-Ohio vs. Lamar, 1:00 p.m.7-Central Michigan at Virginia, 2:00 p.m.5-Buffalo vs. South Dakota St., 5:00 p.m.

SUNDAY, NOV. 254-Bowling Green vs. Mercer, 11:30 a.m.7-Central Michigan vs. Chattanooga, 1:00 p.m.Northern Illinois at Indiana, 1:00 p.m.6-Ball St. vs. Opponent TBA, TBA

1 - Preseason WNIT (DeKalb, Ill./Ames, Iowa) 2 - Kent St. Classic (Kent, Ohio)3 - Denver Thanksgiving Classic (Denver, Colo.)4 - Coastal Carolina Tournament (Conway, S.C.) 5 - South Point Thanksgiving Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.) 6 - Gulf Coast Showcase (Estero, Fla.)

2018-19 MAC STANDINGS (AS OF 11/13)2018-19 MAC STANDINGS (AS OF 11/13)



Entering her 11th year at the helm of the Toledo women’s basketball pro-gram, head coach Tricia Cullop has rebuilt a Mid-American Conference pow-erhouse. UT has hung seven

postseason banners in Cullop’s time patrol-ling the sidelines, including a 2011 Postseason WNIT championship, one MAC Championship, two MAC regular-season and four MAC West Division banners from the rafters of Savage Arena. Considering the Rockets experienced five-consecutive losing campaigns prior to Cullop’s arrival, Toledo’s turnaround has truly been a testament to her coaching ability. Under Cullop’s guidance, the Midnight Blue & Gold has amassed an impressive 220-112 overall record and a 116-54 conference mark. UT is averaging a MAC-best 22.0 wins over the last 10 seasons. Individually, 12 Rockets have earned All-MAC honors on 27 occasions. Cullop, who has a 343-222 record in her 18-year coaching career, was named the Toledo head coach on April 18, 2008, becoming the ninth coach in the program’s history. A 1993 graduate of Purdue University, Cullop received a bachelor’s degree in com-munications. As a four-year letterwinner with the Boilermakers, she was part of three-straight NCAA Championship teams (1989-90, 1990-91, 1991-92) that won Purdue’s first-ever Big Ten championship. Cullop was a team captain in 1992-93 and a three-time academic All-Big Ten selection under head coach Lin Dunn. A 2018 Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame honoree, she

was named the Purdue Mortar Board Female Student-Athlete of the Year in 1993. A native of Bicknell, Ind., Cullop was a 1989 High School All-American at North Knox High School. She was also a member of the North Squad in the 1991 U.S. Sports Festival. Cullop, who will serve as vice president of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association during the upcoming 2018-19 membership year, is the daughter of Theodore (deceased) and Jannette Cullop, and has two sisters, Tammy and Tracy.

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE BRILLIANCEBRILLIANCE• Cullop has led Toledo to one MAC Champion-ship (2017), two MAC regular-season titles (2010-11, 2012-13), four MAC West Division crowns (2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13) and two championship game appearances (2010, 2017).• Cullop is currently tied for fifth in league history in overall winning percentage (220-112, .663) and ninth in conference winning percentage (116-54 (.682).

HOME COURT DOMINANCEHOME COURT DOMINANCE• Toledo has been nearly unbeatable in Sav-age Arena over last 10 seasons under Cullop, compiling stout 124-36 (.775) ledger.• UT has also been dominant against MAC opponents on home court, winning 69 of 89 contests (.775).• The Rockets have won at least 11 home con-tests in eight of 10 seasons, including school-record 19 victories during 2010-11 campaign.• Toledo has led MAC in attendance each of last 10 years and ranked Top 30 nationally in six of

last seven years.• UT posted school-record and MAC-best 7,301 fans vs. USC in 2011 Postseason WNIT Cham-pionship Game.

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCEACADEMIC EXCELLENCE• Sixteen Toledo players have been selected Academic All-MAC on 28 occasions and total of 31 players have made University’s Dean’s List (3.5 GPA or higher) on 105 occasions.• Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott was named 2017-18 first-team Academic All-America, becoming only fourth player in school history to earn this prestigious honor. In addition, Bravo-Harriott was school-record three-time Academic All-District selection.• Rockets have posted team grade-point average above 3.2 in 13 of 20 semesters.• UT was recently honored by NCAA for ranking in Top 10 percent in Academic Progress Rate (APR) with perfect score of 1,000 for four-year period from 2013-14 to 2016-17 (second time in last three years UT posted MAC’s top APR score).• Toledo’s success in classroom has also been recognized by WBCA for having Top 25 team GPA nationally, posting 3.443 overall GPA during 2014-15 academic year to rank No. 18.

TEAMS EXCEL IN MARCHTEAMS EXCEL IN MARCH• Cullop has posted 26-15 (.634) win-loss record in postseason play (12-9 in MAC Tournament, 14-5 in the Postseason WNIT and 0-1 in NCAA Championships) while patrolling Toledo side-lines. • Eleventh-year head coach led Rockets to first MAC Championship since 2001 and appearance in 2017 NCAA Championships. • Cullop has also guided Toledo to Postseason WNIT on six occasions, including spot in ‘Sweet 16’ three times. • Rockets have won at least one game in Post-season WNIT in each of last six appearances.

STRONG COMMUNITY INVOLVE-MENT• Rockets have also been very active in com-munity during Cullop’s time at UT, helping with projects such as Habitat for Humanity, Walk to Defeat ALS, Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, Buddy Walk for Down Syndrome Association of Greater Toledo and Sponsor a Family for Christmas.• Toledo also made outstanding contributions at annual “Rockets for the Cure” game, raising at least $10,000 nine straight seasons.

THREE-TIME MAC COACH OF THE YEARTHREE-TIME MAC COACH OF THE YEAR

YEAR SCHOOL OVERALL CONFERENCE PLACE POSTSEASON2000-01 Evansville 13-15 (.464) 8-10 (.444) MVC - T-5th —2001-02 Evansville 15-15 (.500) 9-9 (.500) MVC - T-4th —2002-03 Evansville 11-16 (.407) 5-13 (.278) MVC - T-8th — 2003-04 Evansville 11-16 (.407) 6-12 (.333) MVC - 9th —2004-05 Evansville 17-11 (.607) 10-8 (.556) MVC - 5th —2005-06 Evansville 16-13 (.552) 11-7 (.611) MVC - 4th —2006-07 Evansville 19-12 (.613) 11-7 (.611) MVC - T-4th —2007-08 Evansville 21-12 (.636) 13-5 (.722) MVC - T-1st WNIT2008-09 TOLEDO 18-13 (.581) 11-5 (.688) MAC - 2nd (West) —2009-10 TOLEDO 25-9 (.735) 12-4 (.750) MAC - 1st (West) WNIT2010-11 TOLEDO 29-8 (.784) 14-2 (.875) MAC - 1st (West) WNIT2011-12 TOLEDO 24-10 (.706) 13-3 (.813) MAC - T-1st (West) WNIT2012-13 TOLEDO 29-4 (.879) 15-1 (.938) MAC - 1st (West) WNIT2013-14 TOLEDO 16-16 (.500) 9-9 (.500) MAC - T-2nd (West) —2014-15 TOLEDO 19-14 (.576) 10-8 (.556) MAC - 4th (West) WNIT2015-16 TOLEDO 17-13 (.567) 12-6 (.667) MAC - 3rd (West) —2016-17 TOLEDO 25-9 (.735) 12-6 (.667) MAC - T-3rd (West) NCAA2017-18 TOLEDO 18-15 (.545) 8-10 (.444) MAC - 4th (West) WNIT2018-19 TOLEDO 0-1 (.000) 0-0 (.000)18-Plus Year Totals 343-222 (.607) 188-125 (.601)

CULLOP’S HEAD COACHING LEDGER



DOLLARS RAISED FOR DANA CANCER CENTER, SUSAN G. KOMEN NORTHWEST OHIO & UT SUSAN G. KOMEN NORTHWEST OHIO & UT CENTER FOR HEALTH & SUCCESSFUL LIVINGCENTER FOR HEALTH & SUCCESSFUL LIVING2018 - $12,315 2013 - $19,8452017 - $10,488 2012 - $18,0102016 - $11,016 2011 - $14,366 2015 - $14,893 2010 - $11,393 2014 - $13,582

2017-18: POSTSEASON WNIT 2017-18: POSTSEASON WNIT PARTICIPANTPARTICIPANT• Toledo posted 18-15 overall record and 8-10 MAC ledger.• Rockets also made 11th overall appearance in Postseason WNIT and sixth under coach Cullop. • Junior Kaayla McIntyre and junior Mikaela Boyd secured third-team All-MAC honors, while senior Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott earned honorable men-tion accolades. • Boyd was tabbed to MAC All-Defensive Team, becoming first Rocket to garner defensive ac-colades.• Bravo-Harriott was named Academic All-America First Team to become only fourth player in school history to earn this prestigious honor.• Bravo-Harriott also garnered Academic All-District Team recognition for school-record third-straight year.• Senior Michaela Rasmussen, junior Sarah St-Fort, sophomore Mariella Santucci and Bravo-Harriott received academic all-league accolades. • Rockets were honored by NCAA for ranking in Top 10 percent in Academic Progress Rate (APR) with perfect score of 1,000 for four-year period from 2013-14 to 2016-17.• Toledo paced conference in attendance and ranked No. 31 in NCAA, averaging 3,420 fans per home game.

2016-17: LETS GO DANCING!!!• Rockets captured first MAC Championship since 2001 and eighth in program history.• Toledo tallied 25-9 overall record and 12-6 MAC mark.• UT’s 25 wins tied for fifth-most in school history.• Toledo featured second-team All-MAC selec-tion senior Janice Monakana and third-team honorees junior Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott and sophomore Mikaela Boyd.• Newcomer Mariella Santucci named to MAC All-Freshman Team.• Boyd chosen MAC Tournament MVP and San-tucci was tabbed to MAC All-Tournament Team.• Junior Michaela Rasmussen tabbed to WBCA Allstate Good Works Team, becoming first Rocket to be selected to prestigious squad.• Bravo-Harriott chosen to Academic All-District 5 Team for second-consecutive year.• Senior Sophie Reecher, sophomore Sarah St-Fort, Bravo-Harriott, Rasmussen and Boyd collected academic all-league recognition.• UT led league in attendance and ranked No. 27 in NCAA, averaging 3,744 fans per home contest.

2015-16: FIRST-ROUND BYE IN 2015-16: FIRST-ROUND BYE IN MAC TOURNAMENT; THIRD-MAC TOURNAMENT; THIRD-PLACE FINISH IN MAC WEST PLACE FINISH IN MAC WEST DIVISIONDIVISION• Toledo tallied 17-13 overall record and 12-6 MAC ledger.• Rockets earned first-round bye in MAC Tourna-ment for first time in three years• Midnight Blue & Gold featured first-team All-MAC selection senior Brenae Harris and honor-able mention honorees junior Janice Monakana and sophomore Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott.• Newcomer Kaayla McIntyre was named MAC Sixth Player of the Year.• Rockets led league in home attendence with average of 4,050 fans per contest, the 24th-highest total in the country.• Bravo-Harriott was tabbed to Academic All-District 5 Team, becoming first player since 2003-04 to earn prestigious honor. • Senior Ana Capotosto, junior Sophie Reecher, sophomore Michaela Rasmussen, Harris and Bravo-Harriott collected academic all-league recognition.

2014-15: POSTSEASON WNIT 2014-15: POSTSEASON WNIT QUALIFIERQUALIFIER• Toledo posted 19-14 overall record and 10-8 MAC ledger.• Rockets made 10th overall appearance in Postseason WNIT and fifth in seven years under coach Cullop.• Senior Inma Zanoguera took home first-team All-MAC honors, junior Brenae Harris earned honorable mention accolades and Jay-Ann

CULLOP VS. DIVISION I OPPONENTSAKRONAKRON ______________________ ______________________ 8-78-7Alabama _____________________________1-0Albany _______________________________1-1Arizona _____________________________ 2-1Arkansas-Pine Bluff ___________________1-0Arkansas St. __________________________1-1Auburn ______________________________1-0Austin Peay _________________________ 2-4BALL ST.BALL ST. ___________________ ___________________ 13-1113-11BOWLING GREENBOWLING GREEN _______________ _______________ 9-49-4Bradley _____________________________ 9-8BUFFALOBUFFALO ____________________ ____________________ 10-410-4Butler ______________________________ 5-3Cal St. Fullerton ______________________1-0Central Arkansas ____________________ 2-0CENTRAL MICHIGANCENTRAL MICHIGAN ___________ ___________ 12-912-9Charlotte ____________________________ 2-0Cincinnati ___________________________ 2-2CLEVELAND ST.CLEVELAND ST. ________________ ________________ 5-35-3Colorado _____________________________0-1Colorado St. _________________________ 2-1Columbia ____________________________1-0Creighton __________________________ 5-14Davidson_____________________________1-0DAYTONDAYTON _____________________ _____________________ 4-54-5Delaware ____________________________1-0DETROIT MERCYDETROIT MERCY _______________ _______________ 4-14-1Drake _____________________________ 9-10Drexel _______________________________0-1DUQUESNEDUQUESNE ___________________ ___________________ 0-10-1East Tennessee St. ____________________0-1EASTERN MICHIGANEASTERN MICHIGAN __________ __________ 13-1013-10Evansville ____________________________1-1Fort Wayne ___________________________1-1Georgia St. ___________________________1-0Green Bay___________________________ 0-3Harvard ______________________________0-1Hawaii _______________________________1-1Idaho ________________________________1-0Illinois _______________________________0-1Illinois St. ___________________________ 7-9Indiana _____________________________ 2-2Indiana St. __________________________6-11IONAIONA ________________________ ________________________ 3-03-0IUPUI _______________________________ 4-2Kansas ______________________________0-1KENT ST.KENT ST. ___________________ ___________________ 10-410-4Kentucky ___________________________ 2-0Lipscomb ___________________________ 2-0Louisiana ____________________________1-0Louisville ___________________________ 1-2Loyola Marymount ____________________0-1Madonna ____________________________1-0MAINEMAINE ______________________ ______________________ 1-11-1Marquette ____________________________1-3Marshall _____________________________1-0MIAMIMIAMI _____________________ _____________________ 11-111-1Michigan ____________________________ 0-2Michigan St. _________________________ 0-2Milwaukee __________________________ 2-1Mississippi Valley St.___________________1-0Missouri ____________________________ 0-3Missouri St. __________________________6-11Morehead St. ________________________ 4-0Nevada _____________________________ 2-0New Mexico __________________________1-0North Carolina ________________________0-1North Dakota ________________________ 3-0NORTHERN ILLINOISNORTHERN ILLINOIS ___________ ___________ 17-617-6Northern Iowa _______________________13-7Northwestern ________________________ 1-2NOTRE DAMENOTRE DAME _________________ _________________ 0-20-2Oakland ____________________________ 2-0OHIOOHIO _______________________ _______________________ 13-513-5Penn ________________________________1-0Pittsburgh ____________________________1-0Portland St. __________________________1-0Prairie View A&M ______________________1-0Purdue _____________________________ 0-3Radford _____________________________ 2-0Rhode Island _________________________1-0Saint Francis (Pa.) ____________________ 2-0Saint Mary’s (Calif.) ____________________0-1Saint Peter’s ________________________ 2-0Santa Clara __________________________1-0SIU Edwardsville _____________________ 3-0Southeast Missouri St. _________________1-0Southern_____________________________1-0Southern Illinois ____________________ 12-5ST. BONAVENTUREST. BONAVENTURE _____________ _____________ 5-15-1Syracuse ____________________________1-1Temple ______________________________1-1Tennessee Tech _____________________ 4-3Texas A&M-Corpus Christi ______________1-0Toledo _______________________________1-0UCLA ________________________________0-1UIC _________________________________ 5-0UMBC ________________________________1-0UMKC ________________________________1-0USC _________________________________1-0UTEP ________________________________0-1UT Martin ___________________________ 4-0VALPARAISOVALPARAISO __________________ __________________ 0-10-1Virginia ______________________________1-0VCU ________________________________ 2-0Virginia Tech _________________________0-1Western Kentucky_____________________1-3WESTERN MICHIGANWESTERN MICHIGAN ___________ ___________ 18-318-3Wichita St. _________________________ 12-5Wisconsin ___________________________0-1Wright St. ___________________________ 2-1Yale _________________________________1-0Youngstown St. ______________________ 2-0BOLD ITALICSBOLD ITALICS Indicates 2018-19 Opponent

THREE-TIME MAC COACH OF THE YEARTHREE-TIME MAC COACH OF THE YEARTEAM GPA BY SEMESTER

Fall 2008 - 3.027Spring 2009 - 3.260Fall 2009 - 3.078Spring 2010 - 3.408Fall 2010 - 2.928 Spring 2011 - 3.061Fall 2011 - 3.193Spring 2012 - 3.263Fall 2012 - 3.181Spring 2013 - 3.196Fall 2013 - 3.354Spring 2014 - 3.276Fall 2014 - 3.290Spring 2015 - 3.582 Fall 2015 - 3.259Spring 2016 - 3.433Fall 2016 - 3.333Spring 2017 - 3.413Fall 2017 - 3.378Spring 2018 - 3.262



Bravo-Harriott was named MAC Freshman of the Year. • Junior Ana Capotosto, Zanoguera and Harris collected academic all-league recognition.• The Rockets posted 3.443 overall GPA during 2014-15 academic year to rank No. 18 among Division I programs, according to WBCA.• UT led league in attendance and ranked No. 28 in NCAA, averaging 3,636 fans per home game.

2013-14: EXCEED PRESEASON 2013-14: EXCEED PRESEASON EXPECTATIONS & FINISH TIED EXPECTATIONS & FINISH TIED FOR SECOND IN MAC WEST DI-FOR SECOND IN MAC WEST DI-VISIONVISION• Toledo finished with 16-16 overall ledger and 9-9 MAC mark.• UT was led by junior Inma Zanoguera and senior Andola Dortch, who earned second-team and third-team All-MAC honors, respectively.• Zanoguera garnered academic all-conference accolades for second-straight season.• Rockets led league with average of 3,932 fans per contest, the 24th-highest total in country. 2012-13: MAC REGULAR-SEA-2012-13: MAC REGULAR-SEA-SON CHAMPIONSSON CHAMPIONS• Toledo captured second MAC regular-season championship in span of three years, as well as securing berth in Postseason WNIT for fourth consecutive season.

• Rockets compiled 29-4 record, best single-season mark in UT annals, including 15-1 MAC ledger.• UT’s 29 wins tied for most in school history and second most in MAC record books.• Cullop collected Russell Athletic/WBCA Region 4 Coach of the Year recognition, as well as MAC Coach of the Year for third time.• Midnight Blue & Gold sported win streaks of 15- and 11-consecutive games during season, ranking among top seven runs in school history.• Toledo paced MAC in home attendance with average of 4,012 fans per contest, the 25th-best mark in the country. • Toledo placed senior Naama Shafir and junior Andola Dortch on All-MAC first team, senior Yolanda Richardson on second team and sophomore Inma Zanoguera on third team.• Dortch repeated as MAC Defensive Player of the Year, becoming fourth player in league history to earn top defensive award on more than one occasion. • Shafir, Richardson and Zanoguera received academic all-league recognition.

2011-12: THIRD STRAIGHT MAC WEST DIVISION TITLE • Toledo claimed share of MAC West Division title for third consecutive season and secured berth in Postseason WNIT.• Rockets advanced to ‘Elite Eight’ of postseason tourney.• UT wrapped up season with 24-10 overall record and 13-3 mark in the MAC.• Toledo paced league in home attendance with average of 3,748 fans per contest, the 28th-best mark in the country.• Sophomore Andola Dortch became first Rocket to garner MAC Defensive Player of the Year ac-colades.• UT placed Dortch as well as junior Yolanda Richardson on All-MAC second team and senior Courtney Ingersoll on third team.• Senior Haylie Linn and Ingersoll earned aca-demic all-league recognition.

2010-11: POSTSEASON WNIT 2010-11: POSTSEASON WNIT CHAMPIONS & MAC REGULAR-CHAMPIONS & MAC REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPIONS!!!SEASON CHAMPIONS!!!• Rockets won school-record 29 games and became first MAC basketball program to capture national postseason tournament.• UT’s historic Postseason WNIT run was capped off by 76-68 triumph over USC in championship game before school and conference women’s basketball record 7,301 fans.• Toledo claimed outright MAC regular-season championship for first time in decade with 14-2 ledger.• UT led the league in attendance for 21st-

B H i d MAC F h f

MAC COACHES BY WINNING PCTMAC COACHES BY WINNING PCT(MAC GAMES - MINIMUM 40 GAMES)(MAC GAMES - MINIMUM 40 GAMES)COACH (YEAR)COACH (YEAR) W-LW-L PPCTCTBILL FENNELLY, UT (1988-95) 94-24 .797BILL FENNELLY, UT (1988-95) 94-24 .797Fran Voll, BGSU (1985-91) 89-27 .767Curt Miller, BGSU (2001-12) 135-41 .767Jaci Clark, BGSU (1992-98) 92-32 .742Pam Wettig, MIA (1982-84) 35-13 .729Laura Golden, CMU (1982-84) 32-13 .711Linda Wunder, MIA (1987-93) 68-30 .694Bob Lindsay, KSU (1990-2012) 260-120 .684TRICIA CULLOP, UT (2008-PRES.) 116-54 .682TRICIA CULLOP, UT (2008-PRES.) 116-54 .682Tracy Roller, BSU (2001-07) 65-31 .677

MAC COACHES BY WINNING PCTMAC COACHES BY WINNING PCT(ALL GAMES - MINIMUM 75 GAMES)(ALL GAMES - MINIMUM 75 GAMES)COACH (YEAR)COACH (YEAR) W-LW-L PCTPCTBILL FENNELLY, UT (1988-95) 166-53BILL FENNELLY, UT (1988-95) 166-53 .758 .758Curt Miller, BGSU (2001-12) 258-92 .737Fran Voll, BGSU (1985-91) 144-60 .706Jaci Clark, BGSU (1992-98) 135-65 .675Laura Golden, CMU (1982-84) 59-30 .663TRICIA CULLOP, UT (2008-PRES.) 220-112 .663TRICIA CULLOP, UT (2008-PRES.) 220-112 .663ETHEL ALLMAN, UT (1981-84) 52-31 .627ETHEL ALLMAN, UT (1981-84) 52-31 .627Brady Sallee, BSU (2012-Pres.) 125-75 .625Linda Wunder, MIA (1987-93) 105-64 .621Bob Lindsay, KSU (1990-2012) 418-256 .620

ROCKETS BY NUMBERSUNDER TRICIA CULLOP

2018-19/OVERALLAt home _____________________ 0-0/124-36On the road ___________________ 0-1/72-63Neutral site ___________________ 0-0/24-13In overtime ______________________ 0-0/9-5

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Leads w/5:00 remaining _______ 0-0/188-12Trails w/5:00 remaining _________ 0-1/24-96Tied w/5:00 remaining ____________ 0-0/8-4

Shots 45% or above from field ___ 0-0/90-18Shots less than 45% from field ___ 0-1/129-94Opponent shots 45% or above ___ 0-0/16-48Opponent shots less than 45%__ 0-1/203-64 Toledo outshots opponent ______ 0-0/180-20Opponent outshots Toledo _______ 0-1/38-92Both teams shoot same from floor ___ 0-0/2-0

Toledo outrebounds opponent __ 0-1/156-43Opponent outrebounds Toledo ___ 0-0/54-63Rebounds are equal _____________ 0-0/10-6

Toledo has more turnovers ______ 0-1/75-64Opponent has more turnovers __ 0-0/126-41Turnovers are equal _____________ 0-0/19-7

Toledo hits eight or more 3PT FGs _____0-0/60-19Opponent hits eight or more 3PT FGs ____ 0-1/23-42

No Toledo player w/10+points ______ 0-0/0-3One Toledo player w/10+points ____ 0-1/8-10Two Toledo players w/10+points __ 0-0/49-27Three Toledo players w/10+points _____ 0-0/96-50Four Toledo players w/10+points __ 0-0/48-19Five-plus Toledo players w/10+points ___0-0/17-3

Games decided by 1-5 points ____ 0-0/48-31Games decided by 6-10 points___ 0-0/56-36Games decided by 11-15 points __ 0-1/52-21Games decided by 16+ points____0-0/64-24

Toledo scores less than 60 points _____0-1/27-50Toledo scores 60-69 points ______0-0/80-38Toledo scores 70-79 points ______ 0-0/80-21Toledo scores 80+ points _________ 0-0/33-3

Toledo allows less than 69 points ____0-0/195-35Toledo allows 69-79 points ______ 0-1/23-51Toledo allows 80+ points _________ 0-0/2-26

Toledo plays in November _______ 0-1/33-25Toledo plays in December _______ 0-0/42-20Toledo plays in January _________ 0-0/58-23Toledo plays in February ________ 0-0/54-20Toledo plays in March ___________ 0-0/33-24

Toledo plays on Monday ___________ 0-0/7-6Toledo plays on Tuesday _________ 0-0/12-7Toledo plays on Wednesday _____ 0-0/61-25Toledo plays on Thursday ________ 0-0/16-8Toledo plays on Friday ___________ 0-0/22-7Toledo plays on Saturday _______ 0-1/72-40Toledo plays on Sunday _________ 0-0/30-19

HEAD COACH TRICIA CULLOPHEAD COACH TRICIA CULLOP



consecutive season and ranked 37th nation-ally, averaging 3,078 fans per contest for third-highest total in school history.• Rockets ended historic season on 18-game win streak in Savage Arena, the third-longest unbeaten stretch in school history.• Rockets featured first-team All-MAC selection junior Naama Shafir and honorable mention all-league honoree senior Melissa Goodall.• Shafir and Goodall also garnered academic all-conference recognition.

2009-10: MAC WEST DIVISION 2009-10: MAC WEST DIVISION CHAMPIONS & POSTSEASON CHAMPIONS & POSTSEASON WNIT QUALIFIERWNIT QUALIFIER• Toledo secured outright MAC West Division title for first time since 2000-01, and advanced to league-tourney finals.• Rockets earned automatic invitation to Post-season WNIT, defeating Pittsburgh in first round and moved into second round for first time since 1998.• Toledo finished 12-4 in conference action and concluded season with 25-9 ledger. • UT ranked among Top 50 NCAA Division I schools in attendance, averaging 2,720 fans per contest to stand 48th nationally.• Toledo featured first-team All-MAC senior Tanika Mays, second-team sophomore Naama Shafir and honorable mention junior Melissa Goodall.• Shafir earned academic all-conference ac-colades.

2008-09: ROCKETS BURST UPON 2008-09: ROCKETS BURST UPON SCENE IN CULLOP’S FIRST SEA-SCENE IN CULLOP’S FIRST SEA-SONSON• Cullop guided Rockets, picked to finish last in West Division, to league’s third-best MAC record and appearance in semifinals of postseason tourney.• UT finished 11-5 in league play and wrapped up year with overall mark of 18-13. • Cullop was selected MAC co-Coach of the Year. • Rockets were led by junior Tanika Mays and freshman Naama Shafir, who received second-team and honorable mention All-MAC honors.• Junior Lisa Johnson garnered academic all-conference honors.

CULLOP ESTABLISHES EVANS-CULLOP ESTABLISHES EVANS-VILLE AS MISSOURI VALLEY VILLE AS MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE CONTENDERCONFERENCE CONTENDER• Cullop came to Toledo from University of Evansville where she coached for eight seasons and built Purple Aces into one of top programs in Missouri Valley Conference.• Cullop’s 123 wins ranks second all-time at Evansville, just one win behind Bill Barnett.• Guided teams to 73-48 record over last four

years, including 45-27 in league action.• Cullop was named 2008 MVC Coach of the Year.• Cullop’s teams caught attention of women’s basketball fans, as Evansville set season at-tendance marks in each of her final six seasons.• Cullop helped produce 13 All-MVC players, including seven first-team selections.

CULLOP’S COACHING ORIGINSCULLOP’S COACHING ORIGINS• Cullop came to Evansville in April of 2000 after four years as assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Xavier University.• Cullop also had assistant coaching stops at Rad-ford and Long Beach St. prior to joining Xavier staff.• Cullop has been part of eight NCAA Champion-ships and eight Postseason WNIT berths in 29 years as player and coach at collegiate level.

THREE-TIME MAC COACH OF THE YEARTHREE-TIME MAC COACH OF THE YEARTOLEDO HONORS UNDER COACH CULLOP

MAC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARAndola Dortch ______________ 2011-12; 2012-13

MAC FRESHMAN OF THE YEARJay-Ann Bravo-Harriott ______________ 2014-15

MAC SIXTH PLAYER OF THE YEARKaayla McIntyre _____________________ 2015-16

ALL-MACFIRST TEAM

Brenae Harris _______________________ 2015-16Inma Zanoguera ____________________ 2014-15Andola Dortch ______________________ 2012-13Naama Shafir ______________ 2010-11; 2012-13 Tanika Mays ________________________ 2009-10

SECOND TEAMJanice Monakana ___________________ 2016-17Inma Zanoguera ____________________ 2013-14Yolanda Richardson _________ 2011-12; 2012-13Andola Dortch ______________________ 2011-12Naama Shafir ______________________ 2009-10Tanika Mays ________________________2008-09

THIRD TEAMKaayla McIntyre _____________________ 2017-18Mikaela Boyd _______________ 2016-17; 2017-18Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott ______________ 2016-17Andola Dortch ______________________ 2013-14Inma Zanoguera ____________________ 2012-13Courtney Ingersoll __________________ 2011-12Melissa Goodall _____________________ 2010-11

HONORABLE MENTIONJay-Ann Bravo-Harriott ______ 2015-16; 2017-18Janice Monakana ___________________ 2015-16Brenae Harris _______________________ 2014-15Melissa Goodall _____________________ 2009-10Naama Shafir ______________________2008-09

MAC ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAMMikaela Boyd _______________________ 2017-18

MAC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAMMariella Santucci ___________________ 2016-17Kaayla McIntyre _____________________ 2015-16Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott ______________ 2014-15Andola Dortch ______________________ 2010-11Naama Shafir ______________________2008-09

MAC TOURNAMENT MVPMikaela Boyd _________________________ 2017

MAC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMMikaela Boyd _________________________ 2017Mariella Santucci _____________________ 2017Melissa Goodall _______________________ 2011Tanika Mays ____________________ 2009; 2010Naama Shafir ________________________2010

MAC COACH OF THE YEARTricia Cullop ______ 2008-09; 2010-11; 2012-13

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAJay-Ann Bravo-Harriott (First Team) _______ 2017-18

ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICTJay-Ann Bravo-Harriott ___2015-16; 2016-17; 2017-18

ACADEMIC ALL-MACMariella Santucci __________________ 2017-18Sarah St-Fort ______________ 2016-17; 2017-18Mikaela Boyd ______________________ 2016-17Halee Printz _______________________ 2016-17Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott __2015-16; 2016-17; 2017-18Michaela Rasmussen ____2015-16; 2016-17; 2017-18Sophie Reecher ____________ 2015-16; 2016-17Ana Capotosto _____________2014-15; 2015-16Brenae Harris ______________2014-15; 2015-16Inma Zanoguera __ 2012-13; 2013-14; 2014-15Yolanda Richardson ________________2012-13Naama Shafir _____2009-10; 2010-11; 2012-13Courtney Ingersoll _________________ 2011-12Haylie Linn ________________________ 2011-12Melissa Goodall ____________________ 2010-11Lisa Johnson _____________________ 2008-09

WBCA REGION 4COACH OF THE YEAR

Tricia Cullop _______________________2012-13

STATE FARM COACHES ALL-AMERICA TEAMREGIONAL FINALIST

Naama Shafir _____________ 2010-11; 2012-13Tanika Mays _______________________2009-10



2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS

OUTLOOK & HIGHLIGHTS• Two-time Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) Team Repre-sentative (2018-19, 2017-18)• Started 14 of 62 games in two-plus seasons at Toledo (once in 2018-19, 12 in 2017-18, one in 2016-17)• Scored in double figures on five occasions (all five times in 2017-18) • Has ability to score off screens or off dribble• POSSESSES THREE YEARS OF EXPERIENCE PLAYING FOR FINN-• POSSESSES THREE YEARS OF EXPERIENCE PLAYING FOR FINN-ISH NATIONAL TEAM (2014-17)ISH NATIONAL TEAM (2014-17)• Majoring in visual arts

AS A JUNIOR (2018-19)AS A JUNIOR (2018-19)• Started one game

AS A SOPHOMORE (2017-18)AS A SOPHOMORE (2017-18)• Appeared in all 33 games, making 12 starts• Averaged 4.0 points, 1.5 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 0.3 steals in 16.4 minutes per contest (3.0 ppg, 1.7 rpg, 1.6 apg and 0.2 spg in 16.9 mpg in MAC play)• Finished second on team in three-point field-goals made (29), fourth in three-point field-goal percentage (.269, 29-of-108) and fifth in assists• Led Rockets in assists on three occasions and blocked shots once• Finished with career-high 14 points and two helpers in squad-best 33 minutes vs. Southern in second round of West Palm Invitational (Dec. 18)• Drained team-high three treys and finished with 13 points in career-tying best 36 minutes at MAC East Division champion Buffalo (Jan. 20)• Had 12 points, career-tying best five boards and collegiate-high six assists in 28 minutes vs. Ball St. (Jan. 17)• Averaged 12.5 ppg, 3.0 rpg and 3.0 apg in team-high 34.5 mpg during West Palm Invitational (Dec. 17-18)• Registered 11 points, collegiate-tying best five caroms and career-tying high four dimes in collegiate-best 36 minutes vs. Western Kentucky in first round of West Palm Invitational (Dec. 17)

SARA ROKKANENSARA ROKKANEN#1

JUNIOR • GUARD • 5-10HELSINKI, FINLANDMÄKELÄNRINNE H.S.

ROKKANEN’S SEASON HIGHSROKKANEN’S SEASON HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: 5 at Maine (11/10/18)REBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: 1 at Maine (11/10/18)ASSISTS:ASSISTS: 2 at Maine (11/10/18)BLOCKS:BLOCKS: NoneSTEALS:STEALS: NoneFIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: 2 at Maine (11/10/18)FREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: None3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: 1 at Maine (11/10/18)MINUTES:MINUTES: 28 at Maine (11/10/18)

ROKKANEN’S CAREER HIGHSROKKANEN’S CAREER HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: 14 vs. Southern (12/18/17)REBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: 5 (3 times, last vs. Ball St. (1/17/18)ASSISTS:ASSISTS: 6 vs. Ball St. (1/17/18)BLOCKS:BLOCKS: 1 (2 times, last vs. Akron (1/3/18)STEALS:STEALS: 2 (4 times, last vs. Akron (1/3/18)FIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: 5 (3 times, last at Buffalo (1/20/18)FREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: 2 (3 times, last vs. Cleveland St. (12/9/17)3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: 4 vs. Southern (12/18/17)MINUTES:MINUTES: 36 (2 times, last at Buffalo (1/20/18)

ROKKANEN’SROKKANEN’S 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATS 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTS

at Maine (11/10) 28 2-6 1-3 0-0 1 0 2 2 0 0 5IONA (11/14)DUQUESNE (11/18)at Dayton (11/21)at Valparaiso (11/26)at Belmont (11/29)at Memphis (12/1)at Cleveland St. (12/5)NOTRE DAME (12/8)STONY BROOK (12/18)DETROIT MERCY (12/21)BALL ST.* (1/5)at Miami* (1/9)KENT ST.* (1/12)at W. Michigan* (1/16)at Bowling Green* (1/19)C. MICHIGAN* (1/23)at Akron* (1/26)BOWLING GREEN* (2/2)at Buffalo* (2/6)E. MICHIGAN* (2/9)OHIO* (2/13)at N. Illinois* (2/16)MIAMI* (2/20)at Ball St.* (2/23)W. MICHIGAN* (2/27)N. ILLINOIS* (3/2)at E. Michigan* (3/6)at C. Michigan* (3/9)

ROKKANEN’S CAREER STATISTICSTotal 3-Point Rebounds

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2016-17 28-1 227/8.1 29-84 .345 12-44 .273 5-9 .556 5-28 33 1.2 20-0 14 20 1 11 75/2.72017-18 33-12 542/16.4 49-159 .308 29-108 .269 6-14 .429 8-40 48 1.5 48-0 54 46 1 10 133/4.02018-19 1-1 28/28.0 2-6 .333 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 0-1 1 1.0 0-0 2 2 0 0 5/5.0TOTAL 62-14 797/12.9 80-249 .321 42-155 .271 11-23 .478 13-69 82 1.3 68-0 70 68 2 21 213/3.4



2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS• Had 10 points, two assists and career-tying best two thefts in 24 minutes vs. Cleveland St. as starter (Dec. 9)

AS A FRESHMAN (2016-17)AS A FRESHMAN (2016-17)• Appeared in 28 games, making one start at Kent St. (Jan. 21)• Averaged 2.7 points, 1.2 rebounds, 0.5 assists and 0.4 steals in 8.1 minutes per game (2.8 ppg, 1.4 rpg, 0.6 apg and 0.4 spg in 8.8 mpg in MAC play)• Had season-high nine points, two caroms, one assist, one blocked shot and one theft in then season-best 20 minutes at Buffalo (Jan. 11)• Knocked down season-high two triples and tallied eight points in 10 minutes vs. Madonna (Dec. 4)• Finished with seven points, three rebounds and one steal vs. Miami (Jan. 7)• Made pair of baskets in final minute of second quarter to spark 11-0 run at Ball St. in regular-season finale (March 4)• Tallied four points, season-high five rebounds and two dimes vs. Ohio (Jan. 18)• Had three points, three boards, season-high four helpers and season-best two steals in season-high 22 minutes vs. Northern Illinois (Jan. 14) • Registered eight points vs. Detroit Mercy in non-league finale (Dec. 21)• Tallied five points, three boards, one helper and one theft in 12 minutes vs. St. Bonaventure (Dec. 11) • Contributed five points, one helper and one theft in 16 minutes vs. Davidson in first round of Cancun Challenge (Nov. 24)

ROKKANEN’S MAC TOURNAMENT GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTSAkron (3/6/17) 12 0-2 0-2 0-2 3 2 2 2 0 0 0NIU (3/11/17) 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Kent St. (3/5/18) 1 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Averages - 3 GP 5.7 0-3/0.0 0-3/0.0 0-2/0.0 1.0 0.7 0.7 0.7 0.0 0.0 0.0

ROKKANEN’S NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTSCreighton (3/17/17) 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0Averages - 1 GP 3.0 0-1/0.0 0-0/0.0 0-0/0.0 1.0 0.0 1.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

ROKKANEN’S POSTSEASON WNIT GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTSWright St. (3/16/18) 13 2-7 1-5 1-1 4 0 1 0 0 0 6Michigan St. (3/19/18) 16 4-5 1-2 0-0 1 1 2 1 0 0 9Averages - 2 GP 14.5 6-12/50.0 2-7/28.6 1-1/100.0 2.5 0.5 1.5 0.5 0.0 0.0 7.5




OUTLOOK & HIGHLIGHTS• TWO-TIME TEAM CAPTAIN (2018-19; 2017-18)• TWO-TIME TEAM CAPTAIN (2018-19; 2017-18)• TWO-TIME THIRD-TEAM ALL-MAC (2017-18; 2016-17)• TWO-TIME THIRD-TEAM ALL-MAC (2017-18; 2016-17)• 2017 MAC Tournament MVP• 2017 MAC All-Tournament Team• 2017-18 Preseason All-MAC West Division• 2016-17 MAC Distinguished Scholar-Athlete• 2016-17 Academic All-MAC• Member of UT’s Dean’s List in three of last six semesters• Started 69 of 98 games in three-plus seasons at Toledo (once in 2018-19, 33 in 2017-18, 34 in 2016-17, once in 2015-16)• Scored in double figures on 46 occasions (23 times in 2017-18, 23 in 2016-17), including 21 double-doubles (11 times in 2017-18, 10 in 2016-17)• Tallied at least 20 points on six occasions (twice in 2017-18, four in 2016-17)• Dished out at least seven assists on 11 occasions (three times in 2017-18, eight in 2016-17)• Grabbed at least 10 rebounds on 24 occasions (12 times in 2017-18, 12 in 2016-17)• Collected at least four steals on 12 occasions (eight times in 2017-18, four in 2016-17)• Possesses tremendous speed and quickness• Graduated in May 2018 with degree in sociology and is working on master’s degree in business administration (MBA) with concentration in human resource management

AS A SENIOR (2018-19)AS A SENIOR (2018-19)• Team captain• Started one game

MIKAELA BOYDMIKAELA BOYD#2

SENIOR • GUARD • 5-7HILLSIDE, ILL.

PROVISO WEST H.S.

BOYD’S SEASON HIGHSBOYD’S SEASON HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: 5 at Maine (11/10/18)REBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: 6 at Maine (11/10/18)ASSISTS:ASSISTS: 2 at Maine (11/10/18)BLOCKS:BLOCKS: NoneSTEALS:STEALS: NoneFIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: 2 at Maine (11/10/18)FREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: 1 at Maine (11/10/18)3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: NoneMINUTES:MINUTES: 31 at Maine (11/10/18)

BOYD’S CAREER HIGHSBOYD’S CAREER HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: 27 vs. Northern Illinois (3/11/17)REBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: 19 vs. Ohio (1/10/18)ASSISTS:ASSISTS: 9 vs. Buffalo (2/1/17)BLOCKS:BLOCKS: 1 (10 times, last vs. Central Michigan (3/3/18)STEALS:STEALS: 7 vs. Saint Francis (Pa.) (11/10/17)FIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: 9 (2 times, last at Ball St. (2/24/18)FREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: 12 at Ohio (12/31/17)3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: 1 (3 times, last vs. Kent St. (1/24/18)MINUTES:MINUTES: 43 vs. Western Michigan (2/17/18)

BOYD’S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2014-15 3-0 8/2.7 0-3 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-2 2 0.7 1-0 0 3 0 0 0/0.02015-16 27-1 255/9.4 28-69 .406 2-3 .667 18-35 .514 11-36 47 1.7 21-0 29 26 1 13 76/2.82016-17 34-34 1046/30.8 156-365 .427 0-4 .000 102-143 .713 73-197 270 7.9 69-1 137 85 4 69 414/12.22017-18 33-33 1095/33.2 152-322 .472 1-11 .091 95-141 .674 71-193 264 8.0 72-1 139 81 5 73 400/12.12018-19 1-1 31/31.0 2-8 .250 0-1 .000 1-4 .250 5-1 6 6.0 2-0 2 0 0 0 5/5.0TOTAL 98-69 2435/24.8 338-767 .441 3-19 .158 216-323 .669 160-429 589 6.0 165-2 307 195 10 155 895/9.1

UT’S MAC TOURNAMENT MVP’SMIKAELA BOYD __________2017Kahli Carter _________________________ 2001Kim Knuth _________________________ 1999Mimi Olson ____________________ 1996, 1997 Dana Drew _______________ 1991, 1992, 1995Angela Drake _______________________ 1995

BOYD’SBOYD’S 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATS 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTS




2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOSA S A J U -N I O R (2017-18)• THIRD-TEAM ALL-MAC• Team captain• Started all 33 games (one of three players to start every con-

test)• Averaged 12.1 points, squad-high 8.0 rebounds, team-best 4.2 assists and squad-high 2.2 steals in team-best 33.2 minutes per contest (14.4 ppg, squad-high 10.0 rpg, team-high 4.3 apg and squad-best 2.1 spg in team-high 35.0 mpg in MAC play)• Ranked sixth in MAC in overall rebounding, seventh in thefts, assist/turnover ratio (1.7, 139-81) and defensive boards (5.8 rpg), ninth in helpers and minutes played, 13th in offensive caroms (2.2 rpg), 15th in overall field-goal percentage (.472, 152-of-322) and 23rd in scoring• Finished first on team in overall rebounding, assists, steals, minutes played (1,095) and offensive boards (71), tied for first in games started, second in overall field-goals made (152), overall field-goal percentage (.472, 152-of-322), free throws made (95) and defensive caroms (193), third in scoring and blocked shots (5) and fourth in free throw percent-age (.674, 95-of-141)• Led Rockets in rebounding and steals on team-high 18 occasions, assists squad-best 14 times, scoring on eight occasions and blocked shots five times• Earned team’s “MVP Award” for second-straight year and shared “Best Defender Award” with Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott

• Posted team-high 11 double-doubles against Northern Illinois (16 pts., contest-high 12 rebs., 4 asts., Feb. 28), Ball St. (game-h igh 24 p ts . , contest-best 15 rebs., game-high 4 stls., Feb. 24), Eastern Michigan (14 pts., game-best 12 rebs., 6 asts. , contest-high 5 stls., Feb. 2 1 ) , B o w l i n g Green (16 pts., contest-high 10 rebs., game-best 6 asts., Jan. 27), Kent St. (team-

high 19 pts., contest-best 13 rebs., 5 assts., 3 stls., Jan. 24), Ball St. (11 pts., 10 rebs., 6 asts., game-high 4 stls., Jan. 17), Northern Illinois (17 pts., 13 rebs., Jan. 13), Ohio (17 pts., career-high 19 rebs., 8 asts., Jan. 10), Akron (16 pts., 11 rebs., 3 stls., Jan. 3), Ohio (20 pts., 10 rebs., Dec. 31) and Iona (14 pts., 11 rebs., Nov. 27)• Named MAC West Division Player of the Week (Jan. 8-14), averaging team highs in points (17.0 ppg), rebounds (16.0 rpg), assists (4.5 apg) and steals (1.5 spg) in victories against Ohio (Jan. 10) and Northern Illinois (Jan. 13)• Registered 12 points, three rebounds, four assists and one rejection in 33 minutes vs. MAC regular-season champion Central Michigan (March 3)• Finished with six points, 11 rebounds, season-tying best eight assists and two thefts in career-best 43 minutes vs. Western Michigan (Feb. 17)• Had team-high 18 points, six boards, five helpers and four thefts in contest-tying best 37 minutes at Miami (Feb. 7)• Tallied 14 points, six caroms, four dimes and two steals in 40 minutes vs. Kent St. in first round of MAC Tournament (March 5)• Finished with 13 points, team-high nine rebounds, two assists and one steal in squad-best 34 minutes vs. Buffalo (Feb. 3)• Registered 14 points, three caroms, three helpers and contest-tying best four steals at Western Michigan (Jan. 31)• Tallied 13 points, team-high eight boards and four dimes at MAC East Division leader Buffalo (Jan. 20)• Had 11 points, five caroms, seven assists and two thefts at Detroit Mercy in non-conference finale (Dec. 21)• Averaged 12.5 ppg and squad-best 4.0 apg in 31.5 mpg during West Palm Invitational (Dec. 17-18)• Contributed 15 points, four rebounds, season-high six helpers and two steals in 32 minutes vs. Southern in second round of West Palm Invite (Dec. 18)• Registered season-high 18 points, nine boards, five dimes and contest-best six steals in then collegiate-high 42 minutes vs. Maine (Nov. 30)

BOYD’S MAC TOURNAMENT GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTSAkron (3/9/16) 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0Akron (3/6/17) 26 3-4 0-0 0-0 10 2 3 4 0 1 6Kent St. (3/8/17) 34 3-6 0-0 0-2 9 3 8 1 0 4 6Buffalo (3/10/17) 36 3-8 0-0 4-6 11 1 5 1 0 3 10NIU (3/11/17) 38 9-21 0-0 9-10 14 2 3 1 1 2 27Kent St. (3/5/18) 40 7-13 0-1 0-0 6 3 4 1 0 2 14Averages - 6 GP 29.8 25-52/48.1 0-1/0.0 13-18/72.2 8.3 2.0 4.0 1.3 0.2 2.0 10.5

BOYD’S NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTSCreighton (3/17/17) 35 5-14 0-0 1-2 6 2 2 1 0 1 11Averages - 1 GP 35.0 5-14/35.7 0-0/0.0 1-2/50.0 6.0 2.0 2.0 1.0 0.0 1.0 11.0

BOYD’S POSTSEASON WNIT GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTSWright St. (3/16/18) 37 2-6 0-1 2-2 4 2 5 1 0 0 6Michigan St. (3/19/18) 31 5-11 0-0 0-2 5 2 2 1 0 0 10Averages - 2 GP 34.0 7-17/41.2 0-1/0.0 2-4/50.0 4.5 2.0 3.5 1.0 0.0 0.0 8.0

BOYD’S CAREER DOUBLE-DOUBLESDATE OPPONENT PTS REB2/28/18 Northern Illinois 16 122/24/18 Ball St. 24 152/21/18 E. Michigan 14 121/27/18 Bowling Green 16 101//24/18 Kent St. 19 131/17/18 Ball St. 11 101/13/18 Northern Illinois 17 131/10/18 Ohio 17 191/3/18 Akron 16 1112/31/17 Ohio 20 1011/27/17 Iona 14 113/11/17 Northern Illinois 27 143/10/17 Buffalo 10 113/4/17 Ball St. 21 133/1/17 Northern Illinois 12 162/11/17 Bowling Green 18 112/4/17 Ohio 13 152/1/17 Buffalo 11 121/11/17 Buffalo 19 101/4/17 E. Michigan 19 1111/19/16 Cleveland St. 11 10

BOYD’S CAREER 20-POINT GAMESBOYD’S CAREER 20-POINT GAMESDATE OPPONENT PTS3/11/17 Northern Illinois 272/24/18 Ball St. 242/25/17 Western Michigan 233/4/17 Ball St. 2112/31/17 Ohio 202/8/17 Western Michigan 20



BOYD IN TOLEDOINDIVIDUAL GAME RECORD BOOK

REBOUNDS22 _______________ Liz Meiring vs. KSU (1/8/85)21 _______ Inma Zanoguera vs. Idaho (12/13/14)21 ______________ Kim Bradley vs. CSU (1/4/93)21 _____________ Mary Tonjes vs. NMU (12/6/80)19 ______ MIKAELA BOYD vs. OHIO (1/10/18)19 _______________ Kahli Carter at CMU (2/17/01)19 ____________Angela Drake vs. Miami (3/11/95)19 ___________ Lucretia LeGault vs. KSU (3/2/91)19 _____________Keri Cartwright vs. CMU (1/9/88)

2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS• Had 11 points, seven boards, three helpers and career-high seven thefts in squad-best 32 minutes vs. Saint Francis (Pa.) in first round of Preseason WNIT (Nov. 10)• Preseason All-MAC West Division

AS A SOPHO-AS A SOPHO-MORE (2016-MORE (2016-17)17)

• THIRD-TEAM ALL-MAC• THIRD-TEAM ALL-MAC• MAC TOURNAMENT MVP• MAC TOURNAMENT MVP• MAC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM• MAC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM• MAC Distinguished Scholar-Athlete• Academic All-MAC• Started all 34 games (only player to start every contest)• Averaged team-high 12.2 points, squad-best 7.9 rebounds, 4.0 assists and team-high 2.1 steals in squad-best 30.8 minutes per game (13.2 ppg, team-high 8.7 rpg, 3.3 apg and squad-best 1.8 spg in team-high 31.6 mpg in MAC play)• Ranked fourth in MAC in defensive caroms (5.8 rpg), sixth in thefts, overall rebounding and assist/turnover ratio (1.6, 137-85), seventh in helpers and 20th in scoring• Earned team’s “MVP Award” and “Ultimate Rocket Award”• Finished first on team in scoring, overall field-goals made (156), overall rebounding, steals, games started and minutes played (1,046), second in assists and free throws made (102), tied for third in overall field-goal percentage (.427, 156-of-365), fourth in free throw percentage (.713, 102-of-143) and tied for fifth in blocked shots (4) • Led Rockets in rebounding on squad-best 20 occasions, assists 13 times, steals on squad-tying high 13 occasions, scoring team-best 11 times and blocked shots on three occasions Contributed 12.3 points, team-high 11.0 boards, squad-tying best 4.8 helpers and team-high 2.5 thefts in squad-best 33.3 minutes per contest in MAC tourney (March 6-11)• Posted team-high 10 double-doubles against Northern Illinois (career-high 27 pts., contest-best 14 rebs., March 11), Buffalo (10 pts., 11 rebs., March 10), Ball St. (21 pts., 13 rebs., March 4), Northern Illinois (12 pts., career-high 16 rebs., March 1), Bowling Green (18 pts., 11 rebs., Feb. 11), Ohio (13 pts., 15 rebs., Feb. 4), Buffalo (11 pts., 12 rebs., 9 asts., Feb. 1), Buffalo (19 pts., 10 rebs., Jan. 11), Eastern Michigan (19 pts., 11 rebs., Jan.

4) and Cleveland St. (11 pts., 10 rebs., Nov. 19)• Finished with career-high 27 points, contest-best 14 caroms, three helpers, one blocked shot and two thefts in season-tying high 38 minutes vs. Northern Illinois in championship game of MAC Tourna-ment (March 11)• Poured in then career-high 23 points, squad-best nine boards, three dimes and contest-tying high three steals in team-best 35 minutes vs. Western Michigan (Feb. 25)• Had squad-best 15 points, four boards, two assists and contest-high four thefts in team-best 36 minutes at MAC regular-season champion Central Michigan (Feb. 18)• Registered 20 points, team-tying high nine rebounds and three dimes at Western Michigan (Feb. 8)• Totaled 11 points, team-high nine boards, career-tying best eight helpers and two thefts in 31 minutes vs. Central Michigan (Jan. 28)• Finished with 12 points, eight caroms, team-high seven assists and season-best six thefts in 33 minutes vs. Miami (Jan. 7)• Had 16 points, four rebounds, four dimes and team-high three thefts in 32 minutes at NCAA Championships participant Dayton (Dec. 9) • Totaled then career highs in points (16), assists (8) and steals (4) vs. UIC (Dec. 1)

AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015-16)AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015-16)• Appeared in 27 games, making one start at nationally ranked Notre Dame (Nov. 18)• Missed three contests after suffering concussion during practice on Dec. 1 (Dec. 2-6)• Averaged 2.8 points, 1.7 rebounds, 1.1 assists and 0.5 steals in 9.4 minutes per game (2.1 ppg, 1.3 rpg, 0.7 apg and 0.6 spg in 7.3 mpg in MAC play)• Finished fourth on squad in thefts (13) and fifth in dimes (29)• Led Rockets in scoring and steals on two occasions and rebounding, assists and blocked shots once• Tallied season-tying best nine points, one rebound and season-tying high two thefts in 24 minutes vs. Eastern Michigan (Feb. 24)• Had season-high nine points, two boards and three assists in 12 minutes against Arizona in season opener (Nov. 14)• Contributed five points, four rebounds, two assists and one theft in 15 minutes vs. reigning MAC champion Ohio (Feb. 13)• Totaled five points, five caroms and one assist at Akron (Jan. 20)• Finished with three points, season-tying best four helpers and two thefts vs. Western Michigan (Jan. 9)• Had seven points, season-high six boards and two dimes in 15 minutes at UIC (Dec. 20)• Contributed team-tying best eight points, three caroms and one theft in 20 minutes as starter against Fighting Irish



2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOSAS A FRESHMAN (2014-15)AS A FRESHMAN (2014-15)• Granted medical hardship waiver• Appeared in two games off bench• Missed final 30 contests after having season-ending knee surgery on Dec. 30• Averaged 1.0 rebounds in 4.0 minutes per game• Had two boards in seven minutes at Cleveland St. in collegiate debut (Nov. 14)




OUTLOOK & HIGHLIGHTS• 2017-18 ACADEMIC ALL-MAC• 2017-18 ACADEMIC ALL-MAC• 2016-17 MAC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM• 2016-17 MAC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM• 2017 MAC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM• 2017 MAC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM• Member of UT’s Dean’s List in last two semesters• Started 55 of 68 games in two-plus seasons at Toledo (once in 2018-19, 21 in 2017-18, 33 in 2016-17)• Scored in double figures on 20 occasions (eight times in 2017-18, 13 in 2016-17), including two double-doubles (once in 2017-18, once in 2016-17) • Dished out at least seven assists on eight occasions (four times in 2017-18, four in 2016-17)• Collected at least three steals on 16 occasions (six times in 2017-18, 10 in 2016-17)• Averaged 7.4 points, 3.0 boards, team-high 4.0 helpers and 1.4 thefts in 23.2 minutes per game for Italian National Team at 2017 FIBA U-20 Women’s European Championship (Division A)• Finished first on squad in helpers and fifth in scoring• Scored in double figures in two games, including tourney-best 21 points against Hungary• Possesses solid ball-handling, passing and shooting skills.• Majoring in pre-business

AS A JUNIOR (2018-19)AS A JUNIOR (2018-19)• Started one game

AS A SOPHOMORE (2017-18)AS A SOPHOMORE (2017-18)• ACADEMIC ALL-MAC• ACADEMIC ALL-MAC• Appeared in all 33 games, making 21 starts• Averaged 6.4 points, 2.5 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 1.6 steals in 27.3 minutes per contest (6.7 ppg, 2.2 rpg, 4.1 apg and 1.4 spg in 26.9 mpg in MAC play)• Ranked 10th in MAC in assist/turnover ratio (1.4, 135-95) and 11th in helpers• Finished second on team in assists, steals and free throw percent-age (.703, 52-of-74), third in three-point field-goals made (24), fourth in scoring, overall field-goals made (67), minutes played (902) and free throws made (52), tied for fourth in offensive caroms (27) and blocked shots (4) and fifth in overall rebounding, games started, defensive boards (55) and three-point field-goal percentage (.218, 24-of-110)• Led Rockets in assists on 13 occasions, steals 12 times, blocked shots on three occasions and rebounding twice

MARIELLA SANTUCCIMARIELLA SANTUCCI#3

JUNIOR • GUARD • 5-6BOLOGNA, ITALY

LICEO SCIENTIFICO A.B. SABIN H.S.

SANTUCCI’S SEASON HIGHSSANTUCCI’S SEASON HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: 2 at Maine (11/10/18)REBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: 4 at Maine (11/10/18)ASSISTS:ASSISTS: 3 at Maine (11/10/18)BLOCKS:BLOCKS: NoneSTEALS:STEALS: 1 at Maine (11/10/18)FIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: 1 at Maine (11/10/18)FREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: None3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: NoneMINUTES:MINUTES: 27 at Maine (11/10/18)

SANTUCCI’S CAREER HIGHSSANTUCCI’S CAREER HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: 21 vs. Buffalo (3/10/17)REBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: 10 at Miami (2/7/18)ASSISTS:ASSISTS: 11 vs. Kent St. (1/21/17)BLOCKS:BLOCKS: 2 (2 times, last at Akron (2/15/17)STEALS:STEALS: 6 vs. Rhode Island (11/15/16)FIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: 9 vs. Buffalo (3/10/17)FREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: 7 (2 times, last vs. Ohio (1/10/18)3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: 3 (3 times, last vs. Kent St. (3/5/18)MINUTES:MINUTES: 43 vs. Kent St. (3/5/18)

SANTUCCI’SSANTUCCI’S 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATS 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTS


SANTUCCI’S CAREER STATISTICSTotal 3-Point Rebounds




2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS• Knocked down career-tying best three treys and totaled season-high 15 points, two rebounds, team-

best six assists and one steal in 34 minutes at Northern Illinois (Feb. 28)• Contributed 14 points, four caroms, five helpers and season-tying best four steals in career-high 43 minutes vs. Kent St. in first round of MAC Tournament (March 5) • Finished with 11 points, career-high 10 boards, team-tying best five dimes, one rejection and season-tying high four thefts in 32 minutes at Miami to post second-career double-double (Feb. 7)• Had seven points, three rebounds, season-high eight assists and two steals in 32 minutes vs. Wright St. in first round of Postseason WNIT (March 16) • Registered 10 points, team-tying best five helpers and one steal in squad-best 34 minutes vs. MAC Champion Central Michigan (March 3)• Contributed seven points, seven dimes and one steal in season-high 38 minutes vs. Western Michigan (Feb. 17)• Had nine points, seven helpers and two steals in 31 minutes at Western Michigan (Jan. 31)• Registered 13 points, two boards, two assists and one theft in 29 minutes vs. Kent St. (Jan. 24)• Totaled 12 points (all in first half), two caroms, three dimes and one steal in 25 minutes vs. Ball St. (Jan. 17)• Tallied 12 points and three helpers in 22 minutes vs. Ohio, shooting career-best 7-of-7 from charity stripe (Jan. 10)• Had nine points, season-tying best five caroms and one assist in 28 minutes vs. Western Kentucky in first round of West Palm Invitational (Dec. 17) • Registered four points, four rebounds, contest-best six dimes and one steal in season-high 36 minutes vs. Maine (Nov. 30)• Tallied seven points, game-high six helpers, one rejection and season-best four steals in squad-best 30 minutes vs. Dayton (Nov. 22) • Contributed 13 points, two caroms, one blocked shot and two thefts in 30 minutes at No. 5 Louisville in second round of Preseason WNIT (Nov. 14)

AS A FRESHMAN (2016-17)AS A FRESHMAN (2016-17)• MAC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM• MAC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM• MAC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM• MAC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM• Appeared in all 34 games, making 33 starts• Averaged 7.7 points, 3.1 rebounds, team-high 4.6 assists and 1.9 steals in 29.5 minutes per game (5.0 ppg, 3.0 rpg, team-high 4.3 apg and 1.8 spg in 28.9 mpg in MAC play)• Ranked sixth in MAC in helpers, ninth in assist/turnover ratio (1.4, 156-110) and 10th in thefts• Shared team’s “Best Defender Award” with Sarah St-Fort

• Finished first on team in as-s is ts , second in steals and minutes played (1,003), tied for second in games started, third in three-point field-

SANTUCCI’S CAREER 20-POINT GAMESSANTUCCI’S CAREER 20-POINT GAMESDATE OPPONENT PTS3/10/17 Buffalo 21

SANTUCCI’S MAC TOURNAMENT GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN. FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTSAkron (3/6/17) 25 4-9 0-2 4-6 4 2 8 1 0 2 12Kent St. (3/8/17) 33 2-5 1-2 4-4 5 3 3 4 0 1 9Buffalo (3/10/17) 37 9-14 2-3 1-1 2 2 4 2 0 0 21NIU (3/11/17) 28 4-9 2-5 3-3 5 3 4 3 1 1 13Kent St. (3/5/18) 43 4-13 3-8 3-4 4 2 5 2 0 4 14Averages - 5 GP 33.2 23-50/46.0 8-20/40.0 15-18/83.3 4.0 2.4 4.8 2.4 0.2 1.6 13.8

SANTUCCI’S NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTSCreighton (3/17/17) 34 3-13 0-3 4-7 3 4 4 5 0 4 10Averages - 1 GP 34.0 3-13/23.1 0-3/0.0 4-7/57.1 3.0 4.0 4.0 5.0 0.0 4.0 10.0

SANTUCCI’S POSTSEASON WNIT GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTSWright St. (3/16/18) 32 3-10 0-4 1-2 3 2 8 1 0 2 7Michigan St. (3/19/18) 35 1-7 1-3 0-0 2 2 6 4 0 1 3Averages - 2 GP 33.5 4-17/23.5 1-7/14.3 1-2/50.0 2.5 2.0 7.0 2.5 0.0 1.5 5.0

SANTUCCI’S CAREER DOUBLE-DOUBLESDATE OPPONENT PTS REB2/7/18 Miami 11 101/21/17 Kent St. 10 11*

* - Assists

goals made (25) and blocked shots (11), fourth in free throws made (58) and fifth in scoring, overall field-goals made (89) and free throw percentage (.611, 58-of-95)• Led Rockets in assists on team-high 17 occasions, steals squad-tying best 14 times, blocked shots on six occasions, scoring four times and rebounding once• Contributed team-high 13.8 points, 4.0 boards, squad-tying best 4.8 and 1.0 thefts in 30.8 minutes per contest in MAC tourney (March 6-11)• One of two Rockets (Mikaela Boyd) selected to MAC All-Tournament Team (March 6-11)• Tallied career-high 21 points, two rebounds and four assists in 37 minutes vs. Buffalo in semifinals of MAC Tournament (March 10) • Finished with 13 points, five boards, team-high four helpers, one rejec-tion and one steal in 28 minutes vs. Northern Illinois in championship game of MAC Tournament (March 11)• Drained season-high three treys and totaled 15 points, two caroms, squad-best nine dimes and two thefts in 36 minutes at Ball St. in regular-season finale (March 4) • Knocked down two triples and finished with nine points, season-tying high nine boards, three dimes, season-tying best two rejections and two thefts in season-tying high 39 minutes at Akron (Feb. 15)• Registered 10 points, career-high 11 assists and two steals in team-best 34 minutes off bench at Kent St. to post first collegiate double-double (Jan. 21)• Contributed team-high 15 points, three rebounds, five dimes and two steals in squad-best 36 minutes vs. Miami (Jan. 7)• Had 16 points, team-high five dimes and contest-best four thefts in contest-high 37 minutes vs. nationally ranked UCLA in second round of Cancun Challenge (Nov. 25)




OUTLOOK & HIGHLIGHTS• 2018-19 TEAM CAPTAIN• 2018-19 TEAM CAPTAIN• TWO-TIME ACADEMIC ALL-MAC (2017-18; 2016-17)• TWO-TIME ACADEMIC ALL-MAC (2017-18; 2016-17)• Earned Roy & Gail Hummel Scholarship for 2018-19, awarded to women’s basketball student-athlete with highest grade-point average • Helped Team Quebec capture silver medal at 2017 Games of La Francophonie in Abidjan, Ivory Coast (first time in history that Canadian team captured medal in basketball at games)• Member of UT’s Dean’s List in Spring 2016 Semester• Started 31 of 95 games in three-plus seasons at Toledo (once in 2018-19, 24 in 2017-18, six in 2016-17)• Grabbed at least six rebounds on 10 occasions (once in 2018-19, three in 2017-18, six in 2016-17)• Talented on-ball defender • Graduated in December 2017 with degree in finance and minor in business management and is working on master’s degree in business administration (MBA) with concentration in finance• Fluently speaks three languages (French, English & Creole)

AS A SENIOR (2018-19)AS A SENIOR (2018-19)• Team captain• Started one game• Had six points, team-high eight caroms and one steal at Maine in season opener (Nov. 10)

AS A JUNIOR (2017-18)AS A JUNIOR (2017-18)• ACADEMIC ALL-MAC• ACADEMIC ALL-MAC• Appeared in 32 games, making 24 starts• Sat out contest vs. Western Michigan (Feb. 17) after suffering concus-sion during practice (Feb. 15)• Averaged 2.6 points, 3.1 rebounds, 0.7 assists and 0.7 steals in 19.0 minutes per contest (2.6 ppg, 3.3 rpg, 0.7 apg and 0.7 spg in 19.2 mpg in MAC play)• Finished third on team in offensive boards (31), fourth in overall re-bounding, overall field-goal percentage (.400, 36-of-90), steals, games started and defensive caroms (67), tied for fourth in blocked shots (4) and fifth in minutes played (609)

SARAH ST-FORTSARAH ST-FORT#5

SENIOR • FORWARD • 5-9MONTREAL, QUE.

DAWSON COLLEGE

ST-FORT’S SEASON HIGHSST-FORT’S SEASON HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: 6 at Maine (11/10/18)REBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: 8 at Maine (11/10/18)ASSISTS:ASSISTS: NoneBLOCKS:BLOCKS: NoneSTEALS:STEALS: 1 at Maine (11/10/18)FIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: 3 at Maine (11/10/18)FREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: None3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: NoneMINUTES:MINUTES: 23 at Maine (11/10/18)

ST-FORT’S CAREER HIGHSST-FORT’S CAREER HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: 9 (2 times, last at Detroit Mercy (12/21/17)REBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: 9 (2 times, last vs. Miami (1/7/17)ASSISTS:ASSISTS: 4 at Eastern Michigan (1/4/17)BLOCKS:BLOCKS: 1 (8 times, last vs. Wright St. (3/16/18)STEALS:STEALS: 4 vs. UIC (12/1/16)FIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: 4 vs. Ohio (1/10/18)FREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: 5 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (11/12/16)3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: NoneMINUTES:MINUTES: 29 vs. Southern (12/18/17)

ST-FORT’SST-FORT’S 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATS 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTS


ST-FORT’S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2015-16 28-0 191/6.8 11-25 .440 0-0 .000 10-21 .476 14-24 38 1.4 46-1 3 17 0 9 32/1.12016-17 34-6 411/12.1 35-84 .417 0-0 .000 19-43 .442 40-67 107 3.1 62-0 13 32 4 19 89/2.62017-18 32-24 609/19.0 36-90 .400 0-2 .000 11-40 .275 31-67 98 3.1 84-2 22 40 4 22 83/2.62018-19 1-1 23/23.0 3-5 .600 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 2-6 8 8.0 1-0 0 0 0 1 6/6.0TOTAL 95-31 1234/13.0 85-204 .417 0-3 .000 40-104 .385 87-164 251 2.6 193-3 38 89 8 51 210/2.2



2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS• Led Rockets in steals on four occasions and blocked shots twice • Registered career-tying best nine points, five rebounds and one theft in 23 minutes at Detroit Mercy in non-conference finale (Dec. 21)• Finished with eight points, five caroms, one assist and one steal in 24 minutes vs. Ohio (Jan. 10)• Totaled five points, five boards, one assist and season-tying best two thefts in 22 minutes vs. Buffalo (Feb. 3)• Had four points, season-tying best six rebounds, season-tying high two helpers and one theft in 26 minutes vs. Ball St. (Jan. 17)• Tallied four points, season-tying best six boards and one helper in 22 minutes vs. Northern Illinois (Jan. 13)• Had four points, two caroms, two helpers and one blocked shot in career-high 29 minutes vs. Southern in second round of West Palm Invitational (Dec. 18)• Totaled seven points, two boards and two dimes in 21 minutes at Iona (Nov. 27)• Contributed two points, six caroms, one helper and two thefts in 23 minutes at No. 5 Louisville in second round of Preseason WNIT (Nov. 14) • Registered two points, four boards and two thefts in 21 minutes off bench vs. Saint Francis (Pa.) in first round of Preseason WNIT (Nov. 10)

AS A SOPHOMORE (2016-17)AS A SOPHOMORE (2016-17)• ACADEMIC ALL-MAC• ACADEMIC ALL-MAC• Appeared in all 34 games, making six starts (5-1 ledger in those contests)• Averaged 2.6 points, 3.1 rebounds, 0.4 assists and 0.6 steals in 12.1 minutes per game (2.6 ppg, 3.2 rpg, 0.4 apg and 0.3 spg in 11.3 mpg in MAC play)• Earned team’s “Sixth Person Award” and shared “Best Defender Award” with Mariella Santucci• Finished fifth on team in overall rebounding, overall field-goal percent-age (.417, 35-of-84) and steals and tied for fifth in blocked shots (4)• Led Rockets in rebounding on two occasions and assists, steals and blocked shots once• Registered career-high nine points, six caroms and one theft in only nine minutes vs. Madonna (Dec. 4)• Contributed six points, career-tying best nine boards and one dime in collegiate-best 25 minutes vs. Miami in second-straight start (Jan. 7)• Had six points and six caroms in 18 minutes at Kent St. (Jan. 21)• Tied career high with three field goals and totaled seven points at Buffalo in third-straight start (Jan. 11)• Finished with five points, career-high nine boards, collegiate-best four dimes and one theft in 23 minutes at Eastern Michigan as starter (Jan. 4)• Totaled then career-high seven points and then collegiate-best seven rebounds in 21 minutes in first collegiate start at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi in season opener (Nov. 12)

ST-FORT’S MAC TOURNAMENT GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTSAkron (3/9/16) 21 0-2 0-0 1-4 5 3 1 2 0 0 1Akron (3/6/17) 12 0-3 0-0 0-0 3 1 1 1 0 0 0Kent St. (3/8/17) 18 1-1 0-0 0-0 2 3 0 1 1 3 2Buffalo (3/10/17) 16 0-2 0-0 2-2 4 0 0 2 0 0 2NIU (3/11/17) 19 1-1 0-0 1-3 3 2 0 1 1 0 3Kent St. (3/5/18) 20 0-1 0-0 0-0 5 3 1 0 0 1 0Averages - 6 GP 17.7 2-10/20.0 0-0/0.0 4-9/44.4 3.7 2.0 0.5 1.2 0.3 0.7 1.3

ST-FORT’S NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTSCreighton (3/17/17) 7 2-2 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 0 0 0 4Averages - 1 GP 7.0 2-2/100.0 0-0/0.0 0-0/0.0 0.0 3.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 4.0

ST-FORT’S POSTSEASON WNIT GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTSWright St. (3/16/18) 19 0-0 0-0 0-2 5 1 0 1 1 0 0Michigan St. (3/19/18) 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Averages - 2 GP 10.0 0-0/0.0 0-0/0.0 0-2/0.0 2.5 0.5 0.0 0.5 0.5 0.0 0.0

AS A FRESHMAN (2015-16)AS A FRESHMAN (2015-16)• Appeared in 28 games off bench • Averaged 1.1 points, 1.4 rebounds, 0.1 assists and 0.3 steals in 6.8 minutes per game (1.2 ppg, 1.4 rpg, 0.1 apg and 0.2 spg in 6.5 mpg in MAC play)• Led Rockets in thefts on one occasion• Contributed season-high six points, two boards and season-tying best two steals in only seven minutes vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff in non-league finale (Dec. 29)• Finished with season-high five rebounds and one assist in 21 minutes vs. Akron in MAC Tournament Quarterfinals (March 9)• Registered four points, two rebounds and one assist vs. Eastern Michigan (Feb. 24)• Totaled five points, four caroms and one theft in season-best 23 minutes vs. reigning MAC champion Ohio (Feb. 13)• Tallied four points and season-tying best three boards at Eastern Michigan (Jan. 23)




OUTLOOK & HIGHLIGHTS• Member of UT’s Dean’s List in Fall 2017 Semester• Transfer from Redlands Community College • Solid rebounder and ball handler, to go along with being good three-point shooter• Possesses good footwork on defense• Majoring in recreational therapy• Fluently speaks seven languages (English, French, German, Italian, Lingala, Swahili and Tshiluba)

AS A SENIOR (2018-19)AS A SENIOR (2018-19)• Appeared in one game off bench

AS A REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2017-18)AS A REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2017-18)• Appeared in three games off bench• Averaged 0.7 rebounds in 1.3 minutes per contest• Earned team’s “Most Inspirational Award”• Pulled down one rebound in two minutes at St. Bonaventure in UT debut (Dec. 4)

AS A JUNIOR (2016-17)AS A JUNIOR (2016-17)• Did not see game action• Suffered season-ending right knee injury during practice (ACL, MCL, Meniscus) (Nov. 9)

MAE TSHITENGEMAE TSHITENGE#10

SENIOR • FORWARD • 5-10NUECHATEL, SWITZERLAND

ESCC H.S.

TSHITENGE’S SEASON HIGHSTSHITENGE’S SEASON HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: NoneREBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: NoneASSISTS:ASSISTS: NoneBLOCKS:BLOCKS: NoneSTEALS:STEALS: NoneFIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: NoneFREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: None3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: NoneMINUTES:MINUTES: 1 at Maine (11/10/18)

TSHITENGE’S CAREER HIGHSTSHITENGE’S CAREER HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: NoneREBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: 1 (2 times, last at Central Michigan (2/10/18)ASSISTS:ASSISTS: NoneBLOCKS:BLOCKS: NoneSTEALS:STEALS: NoneFIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: NoneFREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: None3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: NoneMINUTES:MINUTES: 2 at St. Bonaventure (12/4/17)

TSHITENGE’S CAREER STATISTICSTotal 3-Point Rebounds

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2017-18 3-0 4/1.3 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-2 2 0.7 0-0 0 1 0 0 0/0.02018-19 1-0 1/1.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 0 0.0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0/0.0TOTAL 5-0 5/1.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 2 0.4 0-0 0 1 0 0 0/0.0

TSHITENGE’STSHITENGE’S 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATS 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTS




2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOSAS A SOPHOMORE (2015-16 @ REDLANDS C.C.)AS A SOPHOMORE (2015-16 @ REDLANDS C.C.)• First-team NJCAA All-Region II• First-team all-conference• Started all 29 games• Averaged team-high 13.6 points, 5.7 rebounds, 1.9 assists and 1.3 steals per game (12.7 ppg, 5.7 rpg, 2.3 apg and 1.4 spg in division play)• Shot 53.3 percent (153-of-287) from field, including 43.9 percent (29-of-66) from three-point range, and 81.9 percent (59-of-72) from charity stripe• Helped team post 23-8 overall record, including 13-5 in division• Poured in at least 10 points on 25 occasions, including season-high 22 points against Hill College (Nov. 17)

AS A FRESHMAN (2014-15 @ REDLANDS C.C.)AS A FRESHMAN (2014-15 @ REDLANDS C.C.)• Started all 29 games• Averaged 10.9 points, 6.2 boards and 1.1 helpers and 1.0 thefts (11.9 ppg, 6.7 rpg, 0.9 apg and 1.1 spg in division play)• Shot 39.8 percent (115-of-289) from floor, including 33.3 percent (16-of-48) from three-point land, and 71.1 percent (69-of-97) from free throw line• Scored in double figures on 18 occasions, including season-high 23 points against Independence Community College



2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOSTATYANA DAVISTATYANA DAVIS

#12SOPHOMORE • GUARD • 5-9

MADISON, GA.MORGAN COUNTY H.S.

DAVIS’ SEASON HIGHSDAVIS’ SEASON HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: NoneREBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: 3 at Maine (11/10/18)ASSISTS:ASSISTS: 2 at Maine (11/10/18)BLOCKS:BLOCKS: NoneSTEALS:STEALS: NoneFIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: NoneFREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: None3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: NoneMINUTES:MINUTES: 21 at Maine (11/10/18)

DAVIS’ CAREER HIGHSDAVIS’ CAREER HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: 10 vs. Wright St. (3/16/18)REBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: 3 at Central Michigan (2/10/18)ASSISTS:ASSISTS: 2 at Maine (11/10/18)BLOCKS:BLOCKS: NoneSTEALS:STEALS: 1 at Central Michigan (2/10/18)FIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: 4 vs. Wright St. (3/16/18)FREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: 2 vs. Western Kentucky (12/17/17)3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: 1 vs. Wright St. (3/16/18)MINUTES:MINUTES: 21 at Maine (11/10/18)

OUTLOOK & HIGHLIGHTSOUTLOOK & HIGHLIGHTS• Scored in double figures on one occasion (once in 2017-18)• Possesses great athleticism• Explosive driver • Majoring in criminal justice

AS A SOPHOMORE (2018-19)AS A SOPHOMORE (2018-19)• Appeared in one game off bench• Had career-high two helpers in collegiate-best 21 minutes at Maine in season opener (Nov. 10)

AS A FRESHMAN (2017-18)AS A FRESHMAN (2017-18)• Appeared in 15 games off bench• Averaged 1.2 points, 0.7 rebounds, 0.3 assists and 0.1 steals in 4.0 minutes per contest• Led Rockets in steals once• Contributed season-high 10 points, one rebound and one assist in 10 minutes vs. Wright St. in first round of Postseason WNIT (March 16)• Finished with season-high three boards and first-collegiate theft in 10 minutes at MAC Champion Central Michigan (Feb. 10)• Registered two points, one carom and one helper in season-high 11 minutes vs. Western Kentucky in first round of West Palm Invitational (Dec. 17)• Tallied four points and one board vs. Louisiana in consolation round of Preseason WNIT (Nov. 18)• Had two points in six minutes at No. 5 Louisville in second round of Preseason WNIT in collegiate debut (Nov. 14)

DAVIS’DAVIS’ 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATS 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTS


DAVIS’ CAREER STATISTICSTotal 3-Point Rebounds

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2017-18 15-0 60/4.0 7-29 .241 1-14 .071 3-3 1.000 5-5 10 0.7 5-0 4 4 0 1 18/1.22018-19 1-0 21/21.0 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-2 3 3.0 1-0 2 5 0 0 0/0.0TOTAL 16-0 81/5.1 7-30 .233 1-14 .071 3-3 1.000 6-7 13 0.8 6-0 6 9 0 1 18/1.1




OUTLOOK & HIGHLIGHTS• 2018-19 Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) team represen-tative • Possesses tremendous three-point range• Played one year with Rocket senior Kaayla McIntyre at Notre Dame Academy during 2014-15 campaign• Father, Howard, played college football at arch-rival Bowling Green• Majoring in pre-business

AS A SOPHOMORE (2018-19)AS A SOPHOMORE (2018-19)• Appeared in one game off bench

AS A FRESHMAN (2017-18)AS A FRESHMAN (2017-18)• Appeared in 10 games off bench• Averaged 0.4 points, 0.3 rebounds and 0.2 assists in 2.9 minutes per contest• Pulled down season-high two boards at St. Bonaventure (Dec. 4)• Contributed three points and one helper vs. Louisiana in consolation round of Preseason WNIT (Nov. 18)• Had one point vs. Saint Francis (Pa.) in collegiate debut in first round of Preseason WNIT (Nov. 10)

MARIAH COPELANDMARIAH COPELAND#13

SOPHOMORE • GUARD • 5-9TOLEDO, OHIO

NOTRE DAME ACADEMY

COPELAND’S SEASON HIGHSCOPELAND’S SEASON HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: NoneREBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: NoneASSISTS:ASSISTS: 1 at Maine (11/10/18)BLOCKS:BLOCKS: NoneSTEALS:STEALS: NoneFIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: NoneFREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: None3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: NoneMINUTES:MINUTES: 2 at Maine (11/10/18)

COPELAND’S CAREER HIGHSCOPELAND’S CAREER HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: 3 vs. Louisiana (11/18/17)REBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: 2 at St. Bonaventure (12/4/17)ASSISTS:ASSISTS: 1 (3 times, last at Maine (11/10/18)BLOCKS:BLOCKS: NoneSTEALS:STEALS: NoneFIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: 1 vs. Louisiana (11/18/17)FREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: 1 vs. Saint Francis (Pa.) (11/10/17)3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: 1 vs. Louisiana (11/18/17)MINUTES:MINUTES: 6 vs. Cleveland St. (12/9/17)

COPELAND’SCOPELAND’S 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATS 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTS


COPELAND’S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2017-18 10-0 29/2.9 1-12 .083 1-12 .083 1-2 .500 1-2 3 0.3 6-0 2 2 0 0 4/0.42018-19 1-0 2/2.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 0 0.0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0/0.0TOTAL 11-0 31/2.8 1-12 .083 1-12 .083 1-2 .500 1-2 3 0.3 6-0 3 2 0 0 4/0.4




OUTLOOK & HIGHLIGHTS• Member of UT’s Dean’s List in Spring 2018 Semester• TRANSFER FROM UIC• TRANSFER FROM UIC• SAT OUT 2017-18 CAMPAIGN DUE TO NCAA TRANSFER RULES• SAT OUT 2017-18 CAMPAIGN DUE TO NCAA TRANSFER RULES• HAS THREE YEARS OF ELIGIBILITY REMAINING• HAS THREE YEARS OF ELIGIBILITY REMAINING• Scored in double figures on nine occasions with Flames (nine times in 2016-17), including one double-double (once in 2016-17)• Grabbed at least eight rebounds on four occasions (four times in 2016-17)• Runs floor well & uses length to disrupt shots• Possesses four years of experience playing for Swedish National Team (U-20 in 2014-15; U-18 in 2013-14; U-17 in 2012-13; U-16 in 2011-12)• Majoring in pre-international business

AS A REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2018-19)AS A REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2018-19)• Appeared in one game off bench

AS A SOPHOMORE (2017-18)AS A SOPHOMORE (2017-18)• Sat out season per NCAA transfer rules

TYRA CARLSTEN-HANDBERG#14

SOPHOMORE • CENTER • 6-4STOCKHOLM, SWEDENBROMMA GYMNASIUM

CARLSTEN-HANDBERG’S SEASON HIGHSCARLSTEN-HANDBERG’S SEASON HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: 3 at Maine (11/10/18)REBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: NoneASSISTS:ASSISTS: NoneBLOCKS:BLOCKS: NoneSTEALS:STEALS: NoneFIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: 1 at Maine (11/10/18)FREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: None3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: 1 at Maine (11/10/18)MINUTES:MINUTES: 3 at Maine (11/10/18)

CARLSTEN-HANDBERG’S CAREER HIGH’SCARLSTEN-HANDBERG’S CAREER HIGH’SPOINTS:POINTS: 18 vs. Valparaiso (1/28/17)REBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: 12 vs. Wright St. (2/11/17)ASSISTS:ASSISTS: 4 vs. Cleveland St. (2/2/17)BLOCKS:BLOCKS: 2 (6 times, last vs. Detroit Mercy (2/16/17)STEALS:STEALS: 3 vs. Milwaukee (1/5/17)FIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: 6 (3 times, last vs. Valparaiso (1/28/17)FREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: 3 (2 times, last vs. Valparaiso (1/28/17)3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: 4 vs. Green Bay (1/7/17)MINUTES:MINUTES: 37 vs. Howard (12/19/16)

CARLSTEN-HANDBERG’S CAREER DOUBLE-DOUBLESDATE OPPONENT PTS REB2/11/17 Wright St. 10 12

CARLSTEN-HANDBERG’SCARLSTEN-HANDBERG’S 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATS 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTS


CARLSTEN-HANDBERG’S CAREER STATISTICS @ TOLEDOTotal 3-Point Rebounds

Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2018-19 1-0 1/1.0 1-2 .500 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0-0 0 0.0 0-0 0 0 0 0 3/3.0TOTAL 1-0 1/1.0 1-2 .500 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0-0 0 0.0 0-0 0 0 0 0 3/3.0



2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOSAS A FRESHMAN (2016-17 @ UIC)AS A FRESHMAN (2016-17 @ UIC)• Appeared in 31 games, making 24 starts• Averaged 6.4 points, 4.2 rebounds, 1.0 assists, team-high 0.6 blocks and 0.9 steals in 22.1 minutes per game (6.6 ppg, 4.1 rpg and 1.2 apg, 0.8 bpg and 0.8 spg in 22.7 mpg in HL play)• Shot 38.1 percent (82-of-215) from floor, including 27.8 percent (25-of-90) from three-point land, and 52.6 percent (10-of-19) from free throw line• Led team in rejections, as well as finishing second in three-point field-goal percentage, third in games started and three-point field-goals made, fourth in overall rebounding and overall field-goals made, tied for fourth in helpers and fifth in scoring and thefts• Totaled first-collegiate double-double with 10 points and season-high 12 boards at Wright St.(Feb. 11)• Finished with season-high 18 points in 34 minutes vs. Valparaiso (Jan. 28)• Registered 16 points and two blocked shots vs. Robert Morris (Nov. 17)• Contributed 14 points in 34 minutes at Northwestern (Dec. 13)• Tallied 11 points, eight caroms, two rejections and two steals in season-high 37 minutes at Howard (Dec. 19)




OUTLOOK & HIGHLIGHTS• 2018-19 PRESEASON ALL-MAC WEST DIVISION• 2018-19 PRESEASON ALL-MAC WEST DIVISION• 2018-19 TEAM CAPTAIN• 2018-19 TEAM CAPTAIN• 2017-18 THIRD-TEAM ALL-MAC• 2017-18 THIRD-TEAM ALL-MAC• Member of UT’s Dean’s List in Spring 2017 Semester• RANKS SECOND IN SCHOOL HISTORY IN CAREER OVERALL FIELD-• RANKS SECOND IN SCHOOL HISTORY IN CAREER OVERALL FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (.622, 454-OF-730), FOURTH IN REJECTIONS (103) GOAL PERCENTAGE (.622, 454-OF-730), FOURTH IN REJECTIONS (103) AND 25TH IN SCORING (1,063)AND 25TH IN SCORING (1,063)• SITS FIRST IN MAC HISTORY IN OVERALL FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE • SITS FIRST IN MAC HISTORY IN OVERALL FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (.643, 81-OF-126, 2015-16) IN SEASON RECORD BOOK(.643, 81-OF-126, 2015-16) IN SEASON RECORD BOOK• ALSO RANKS FOURTH (.632, 215-OF-340, 2017-18) AND SEVENTH • ALSO RANKS FOURTH (.632, 215-OF-340, 2017-18) AND SEVENTH (.602, 147-OF-244, 2016-17) IN OVERALL FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE, AS (.602, 147-OF-244, 2016-17) IN OVERALL FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE, AS WELL AS FIFTH (46, 2017-18) AND EIGHTH (41, 2016-17) IN BLOCKED WELL AS FIFTH (46, 2017-18) AND EIGHTH (41, 2016-17) IN BLOCKED SHOTS AND SIXTH IN OVERALL FIELD-GOALS MADE (215, 2017-18) SHOTS AND SIXTH IN OVERALL FIELD-GOALS MADE (215, 2017-18) IN SEASON RECORD BOOKIN SEASON RECORD BOOK• TWO-TIME MAC WEST DIVISION PLAYER OF THE WEEK (BOTH • TWO-TIME MAC WEST DIVISION PLAYER OF THE WEEK (BOTH TIMES IN 2017-18)TIMES IN 2017-18)• 2015-16 MAC SIXTH PLAYER OF THE YEAR• 2015-16 MAC SIXTH PLAYER OF THE YEAR

• 2015-16 MAC ALL-• 2015-16 MAC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM • Possesses great footwork, can block shots and rebound• Started 56 of 94 games in three-plus seasons at Toledo (once in 2018-19, 33 in 2017-18, 21 in 2016-17, once in 2015-16)• Scored in double figures on 54 occa-sions (once in 2018-19, 31 in 2017-18, 16 in 2016-17, six in 2015-16), including nine double-doubles (all nine times in 2017-18)

KAAYLA MKAAYLA MccINTYREINTYRE#15

SENIOR • CENTER • 6-2TOLEDO, OHIO

NOTRE DAME ACADEMY

MMcINTYREcINTYRE’S SEASON HIGHS’S SEASON HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: 24 at Maine (11/10/18)REBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: 7 at Maine (11/10/18)ASSISTS:ASSISTS: NoneBLOCKS:BLOCKS: NoneSTEALS:STEALS: None FIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: 11 at Maine (11/10/18)FREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: 2 at Maine (11/10/18)3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: NoneMINUTES:MINUTES: 25 at Maine (11/10/18)

MMcINTYREcINTYRE’S CAREER HIGHS’S CAREER HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: 30 vs. Buffalo (2/3/18)REBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: 13 (2 times, last at St. Bonaventure (12/4/17)ASSISTS:ASSISTS: 6 vs. Eastern Michigan (2/21/18)BLOCKS: BLOCKS: 6 vs. Northern Illinois (3/11/17)STEALS:STEALS: 4 (2 times, last vs. Western Michigan (2/17/18)FIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: 12 (3 times, last at Northern Illinois (2/28/18)FREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: 8 (2 times, last vs. Eastern Michigan (2/21/18)3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: NoneMINUTES:MINUTES: 42 vs. Western Michigan (2/17/18)

McINTYRE IN TOLEDO McINTYRE IN TOLEDO CAREER RECORD BOOKCAREER RECORD BOOK

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (500 ATT.)FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (500 ATT.)1. Latoja Harris ___________1991-94 _____.623#2. KAAYLA M2. KAAYLA MccINTYREINTYRE __ __ 2015-PRES.2015-PRES. ___ ___.622.6223. Karen Sekulski _________1988-92 ______ .5824. Yolanda Richardson _____2009-13 ______ .5665. Kim Knuth _____________1995-99 ______ .546

BLOCKED SHOTSBLOCKED SHOTS1. Yolanda Richardson _____2009-13 _______2132. Karin Hoogendam ______2001-05 _______1383. Stephanie Vivenot ______1992 __________1084. KAAYLA M4. KAAYLA MccINTYREINTYRE __ __ 2015-PRES.2015-PRES. ___ ___ 103103

POINTSPOINTS21. Mitzi Hallinan ____________1981-84 ___ 1,12422. Tia Davis ________________1999-03 ___ 1,09923. Karin Hoogendam ________2001-05 ___ 1,08024. Courtney Risinger_________1998-2002 _ 1,07925. 25. KAAYLA MKAAYLA MccINTYREINTYRE ____ ____ 2015-PRES.2015-PRES. 1,0631,063


MMcINTYREcINTYRE’S’S 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATS 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTS


McINTYRE’S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2015-16 27-1 440/16.3 81-126 .643 0-0 .000 17-38 .447 36-86 122 4.5 40-0 10 27 16 9 179/6.62016-17 33-21 783/23.7 147-244 .602 0-1 .000 37-82 .451 39-127 166 5.0 68-1 30 48 41 26 331/10.02017-18 33-33 1046/31.7 215-340 .632 0-1 .000 99-150 .660 57-197 254 7.7 80-0 79 64 46 27 529/16.02018-19 1-1 25/25.0 11-20 .550 0-0 .000 2-3 .667 3-4 7 7.0 2-0 0 2 0 0 24/24.0TOTAL 94-56 2294/24.4 454-730 .622 0-2 .000 155-273 .568 135-414 549 5.8 190-1 119 141 103 62 1063/11.3



2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS• Tallied at least 20 points on eight occa-sions (once in 2018-19, six in 2017-18, once in 2016-17)• Grabbed at least 10 rebounds on 14 occasions (11 times in 2017-18, once in 2016-17, two in 2015-16)• Swatted at least three shots on 14 occasions (seven times in 2017-18, six in 2016-17, once in 2015-16)• Played one year with Rocket sophomore Mariah Copeland at Notre Dame Acad-emy during 2014-15 campaign• Majoring in criminal justice

AS A SENIOR (2018-19)• Team captain• Preseason All-MAC West Division• Started one game• Had contest-best 24 points and seven caroms at Maine in season opener (Nov. 10)

AS A JUNIOR (2017-18)AS A JUNIOR (2017-18)• THIRD-TEAM ALL-MAC• THIRD-TEAM ALL-MAC• Started all 33 games (one of three players to start every contest)• Averaged team-best 16.0 points, 7.7 rebounds, 2.4 assists, team-high 1.4 blocks and 0.8 steals in 31.7 minutes per contest (team-high 17.2 ppg, 7.2 rpg, 2.4 apg, squad-best 1.2 bpg and 0.8 spg in 33.0 mpg in MAC play)• Ranked first in MAC in overall field-goal percentage (.632, 215-of-340) (SEVENTH IN NCAASEVENTH IN NCAA), fifth in rejections, sixth in defensive caroms (6.0 rpg), eighth in overall rebounding and 11th in scoring• Finished first on team in scoring, overall field-goal percentage, over-all field-goals made (215), free throws made (99), blocked shots and defensive boards (197), tied for first in games started, second in overall rebounding and minutes played (1,046), third in assists and steals and fifth in free throw percentage (.660, 99-of-150)• Led Rockets in blocked shots on squad-best 21 occasions, scoring team-high 15 times, rebounding on 14 occasions, steals seven times and assists once

• Earned team’s “Best Offensive Player Award”• Posted nine double-doubles against Michi-gan St. (16 pts., con tes t -bes t 1 0 r e b s . , 5 asts., March 19), Wright St. (14 pts., game-high 11 rebs., 3 asts., contest-best 3 blks., March 16), Western Michigan (25 pts., 12 rebs., 4 asts., 4 stls., career-high 42 min., Feb. 17), Miami (12 pts., 10 rebs., Feb. 7), Ohio (11 pts., 10 rebs., Jan. 10), Eastern Michigan (25 pts., 11 rebs., Jan. 6), St. Bonaventure (14 pts., career-tying best 13 rebs., Dec. 4), Maine (10 pts., 10 rebs., Nov. 30) and Saint Francis (Pa.) (17 pts., 12 rebs., Nov. 10)• Tallied team-high 15.0 points, squad-best 10.5 caroms, 4.0 helpers and 2.0 rejections in two Postseason WNIT contests, shooting 55.0 percent (11-of-20) from field and 88.9 percent (8-of-9) from charity stripe in 30.5 minutes (March 16-19)• Poured in career-high 30 points, five caroms, three helpers, team-high two rejections and one steal in 31 minutes vs. MAC East Division champion Buffalo (Feb. 3)• Totaled team-high 25 points, eight boards and three assists in squad-tying best 37 minutes at Northern Illinois (Feb. 28)• Named MAC West Division Player of the Week & MAC Scholar-Athlete of the Week (Feb. 12-18), contributing 25 points, 12 caroms, four help-ers and four steals in collegiate-best 42 minutes vs. Western Michigan (Feb. 17) • Shot near perfect 12-of-13 (92.3 percent) from field against WMU, second-highest mark in school history in game (minimum 10 at-tempts) (Feb. 17) • Selected MAC West Division Player of the Week (Dec. 4-10), pacing team in points (16.3 ppg), rebounds (9.3 rpg) and blocks (1.7 bpg) over course of three games

McINTYRE’S MAC TOURNAMENT GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTSAkron (3/9/16) 22 4-6 0-0 1-2 3 0 0 2 1 0 9Akron (3/6/17) 19 2-5 0-0 0-2 5 0 1 1 0 1 4Kent St. (3/8/17) 8 3-4 0-0 0-0 2 4 1 2 0 0 6Buffalo (3/10/17) 24 4-11 0-0 0-0 5 0 0 1 0 0 8NIU (3/11/17) 32 4-7 0-0 0-4 11 3 1 1 6 0 8Kent St. (3/5/18) 29 7-9 0-0 4-5 5 4 3 2 0 0 18Averages - 6 GP 22.3 24-42/57.1 0-0/0.0 5-13/38.5 5.2 1.8 1.0 1.5 1.2 0.2 8.8

McINTYRE’S NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTSCreighton (3/17/17) 29 5-11 0-0 0-0 6 3 1 1 0 0 10Averages - 1 GP 29.0 5-11/45.5 0-0/0.0 0-0/0.0 6.0 3.0 1.0 1.0 0.0 0.0 10.0

McINTYRE’S POSTSEASON WNIT GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTSWright St. (3/16/18) 28 5-11 0-0 4-4 11 1 3 4 3 0 14Michigan St. (3/19/18) 33 6-9 0-1 4-5 10 2 5 3 1 1 16Averages - 2 GP 30.5 11-20/55.0 0-1/0.0 8-9/88.9 10.5 1.5 4.0 3.5 2.0 0.5 15.0

MMccINTYRE’S CAREER 20-POINT GAMESINTYRE’S CAREER 20-POINT GAMESDATE OPPONENT PTS2/3/18 Buffalo 302/28/18 Northern Illinois 252/17/18 Western Michigan 251/6/18 Eastern Michigan 2511/10/18 Maine 242/21/18 Eastern Michigan 2412/9/17 Cleveland St. 212/15/17 Akron 20

McINTYRE IN TOLEDO SEASON RECORD BOOK

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (100 ATT.)1. KAAYLA McINTYRE _ 2015-16 ____ .643#2. Latoja Harris ____________ 1993-94 __________ .6383. Latoja Harris ____________ 1992-93 __________ .6374. KAAYLA McINTYRE _ 2017-18 _____ .6325. Karen Sekulski __________ 1991-92 __________ .6296. Yolanda Richardson ______ 2011-12 __________ .6247. KAAYLA McINTYRE _ 2016-17 _____ .6028. Yolanda Richardson ______ 2012-13 __________ .586 Latoja Harris _____________ 1991-92 __________ .58610. Kim Knuth _______________ 1996-97 __________ .579

FIELD-GOALS MADE1. Kim Knuth ___________ 1998-99 _________2702. Kim Knuth ___________ 1997-98 ________ 2543. Kim Knuth ___________ 1996-97 ________ 2324. Latoja Harris __________ 1992-93 _________2215. Dana Drew ___________ 1993-94 _________2176. KAAYLA McINTYRE _ 2017-18 _____ 2157. Kim Sekulski __________ 1988-89 ________2138. Linda Janicki _________ 1983-84 ________2109. Kim Sekulski __________ 1990-91 ________ 20910. Angela Drake _________ 1995-96 _________207

BLOCKED SHOTS1. Stephanie Vivenot ________ 1991-92 _________ 108#2. Yolanda Richardson ______ 2011-12 ____________703. Yolanda Richardson ______ 2009-10 ____________524. Yolanda Richardson ______ 2010-11 ___________ 495. KAAYLA McINTYRE _ 2017-18 ______ 466. Karin Hoogendam ________ 2004-05 ___________ 437. Yolanda Richardson ______ 2012-13 ___________ 428. KAAYLA McINTYRE _ 2016-17 ______ 419. Melissa Goodall __________ 2010-11 ____________3910. Karin Hoogendam ________ 2001-02 ___________ 38




2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS• Had team-high 18 points, five rebounds and three dimes vs. Kent St. in first round of MAC Tournament (March 5)• Tallied layup at 8:32 mark in third quarter vs. Golden Flashes in post-season tourney to become 28th play-er in school history to reach 1,000-career point plateau• Finished with team-high 15 points, squad-best nine caroms, career-tyring high five helpers and two steals vs. MAC regular-season champion Cen t ra l M ich igan (March 3)• Finished with 24 points, seven boards, career-high six dimes and contest-best two

blocked shots in 36 minutes vs. Eastern Michigan (Feb. 21)• Totaled 21 points, contest-best seven caroms, three dimes and one rejection vs. Cleveland St. (Dec. 9)• Contributed 17 points in 31 minutes at Western Michigan (Jan. 31)• Tallied squad-best 19 points, seven rebounds and three dimes in 32 minutes at Buffalo (Jan. 20)• Contributed 18 points and seven caroms at Ohio in MAC opener (Dec. 31)• Averaged team-high 16.0 ppg, squad-best 6.0 rpg, 3.0 apg and team-best 3.0 bpg in 33.5 mpg during West Palm Invitational (Dec. 17-18) • Contributed team-high 16 points, squad-best nine rebounds, season-best five blocked shots and one steal in 37 minutes vs. Western Ken-tucky in first round of West Palm Invitational (Dec. 17) • Finished with 19 points, five rebounds and season-best four blocked shots vs. Dayton (Nov. 22)• Contributed 14 points, squad-best seven caroms and one helper in team-high 32 minutes at No. 5 Louisville in second round of Preseason WNIT (Nov. 14)

AS A SOPHOMORE (2016-17)AS A SOPHOMORE (2016-17)• Appeared in 33 games, making 21 starts (Sat out home opener against Rhode Island with hamstring injury (Nov. 15)• Averaged 10.0 points, 5.0 rebounds, 0.9 assists, team-high 1.2 blocks and 0.8 steals in 23.7 minutes per game (12.0 ppg, 5.9 rpg, 1.1 apg, team-high 1.7 bpg and 1.1 spg in 27.8 mpg in MAC play)• Ranked first in MAC in overall field-goal percentage (.602, 147-of-244) and sixth in rejections• Finished first on team in overall field-goal percentage and blocked shots, second in overall field-goals made (147), third in overall rebound-ing, fourth in scoring and steals and fifth in games started, minutes played (783) and free throws made (37)

• Led Rockets in blocked shots on squad-best 18 occasions, scor-ing five times, re-bounding on four occasions, steals two times and as-sists once • Totaled then career-high 20 points, seven re-bounds, season-best three help-

ers, game-tying best two rejections and one steal in 33 minutes at Akron (Feb. 15)• Tallied eight points, season-high 11 boards and career-high and MAC Tournament tying-best six blocked shots in 32 minutes vs. Northern Illinois in championship game of MAC Tournament (March 11)• Had 18 points and three rebounds vs. Buffalo (Feb. 1)• Registered 15 points, seven boards, two assists, game-tying high two blocked shots and one theft in 33 minutes vs. Central Michigan (Jan. 28)• Contributed 18 points, eight rebounds, two dimes, game-high three rejections and one steal in 33 minutes vs. Northern Illinois (Jan. 14)• Totaled then career-high 19 points, season-best nine caroms, collegiate-tying best three rejections and career-high four steals in 33 minutes at Eastern Michigan (Jan. 4)

AS A FRESHMAN (2015-16)AS A FRESHMAN (2015-16)• MAC SIXTH PLAYER OF THE YEAR• MAC SIXTH PLAYER OF THE YEAR• MAC All-Freshman Team• Appeared in 27 games, making one start at Eastern Michigan (Jan. 23)• Averaged 6.6 points, 4.5 rebounds, 0.4 assists, team-high 0.6 blocks and 0.3 steals in 16.3 minutes per game (8.6 ppg, team-high 5.7 rpg, 0.5 apg, squad-best 0.8 bpg and 0.4 spg in 20.5 mpg in MAC play)• Ranked first in MAC in overall field-goal percentage (.643, 81-of-126)• Finished first on squad in overall field-goal percentage and rejections, third in overall rebounding and fifth in scoring and overall field-goals made (81)• Led Rockets in blocked shots nine times, rebounding on five occasions, thefts four times and scoring once• Finished with season-high 18 points and season-best two helpers vs. MAC West Division champion Central Michigan (March 2)• Tallied game-winning offensive putback with 1.7 seconds left in regulation vs. Chippewas• Registered 14 points, six boards and squad-tying best two rejections in 22 minutes at Northern Illinois (Feb. 27)• Totaled 15 points, seven caroms and one blocked shot in 25 minutes at Akron (Jan. 20)• Registered 12 points and one rejection in 25 minutes vs. reigning MAC champion Ohio (Feb. 13)• Notched six points, game-high 11 rebounds and season-tying best two thefts in season-high 30 minutes at Kent St. (Feb. 6)• Had six points and season-best 11 rebounds in only 18 minutes at Miami (Jan. 13)

McINTYRE IN TOLEDOINDIVIDUAL GAME RECORD BOOK

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (10 ATT.)1.000 (10-of-10) _________ Linda Janicki vs. Ohio (1/13/82)#.923 (12-of-13) __ KAAYLA McINTYRE vs. WMU (2/17/18).917 (11-of-12) _________Angela Drake vs. Akron (2/21/96).910 (10-of-11) _______ Mary Tonjes vs. Defiance (2/11/82)

BLOCKED SHOTS9 _______ Stephanie Vivenot vs. Ohio (1/15/92)#8 _______ Yolanda Richardson at WMU (1/20/10)7 __________ Stephanie Vivenot at KSU (2/29/92)6 ____ KAAYLA McINTYRE vs. NIU (3/11/17)6 ________Yolanda Richardson at EMU (2/21/12)6 _______ Yolanda Richardson at Ohio (1/22/12)6 _______ Yolanda Richardson vs. KSU (3/12/10)6 ___ Karin Hoogendam vs. Saint Francis (Pa.) (12/30/04)6 __________ Jen Markwood at BGSU (12/19/98)6 __________ Stephanie Vivenot at BSU (2/5/92)


McINTYRE’S CAREER DOUBLE-DOUBLESDATE OPPONENT PTS REB3/19/18 Michigan St. 16 103/16/18 Wright St. 14 112/17/18 W. Michigan 25 122/7/18 Miami 12 101//10/18 Ohio 11 101/6/18 E. Michigan 25 1112/4/17 St. Bonaventure 14 1311/30/17 Maine 10 1011/10/17 Saint Francis (Pa.) 17 12




OUTLOOK & HIGHLIGHTS• Possesses great basketball IQ• Hard worker who will dive on floor for loose balls, be willing to take charges, and push ball in transition• Played four years with current Rocket newcomer Lexi Lance at Wad-sworth High School, compiling 75-8 overall record and making two appearances in Division I ‘Final Four’• Certified Greater Akron Basketball Association OHSAA Official• Planning to major in exercise science

AS A FRESHMAN (2018-19)AS A FRESHMAN (2018-19)• Appeared in one game off bench

HIGH SCHOOL (WADSWORTH)HIGH SCHOOL (WADSWORTH)• Starred for head coach Andrew Booth at Wadsworth High School• Averaged 7.7 points, 3.8 assists and 2.1 steals per game as senior• Shot 39.5 percent from floor, including 32.3 percent from three-point range, and 74.4 percent from charity stripe• Second-team all-state• First-team all-district, first-team all-county and first-team all-conference• Medina Gazette and The Post Player of the Year• Helped team to 25-4 overall ledger, including 13-1 conference mark • Guided squad to Division I ‘Final Four’ for second time in three years ... Poured in career-high 22 points in come-from-behind win at Stow, making perfect 8-of-8 free throws in fourth quarter• Ranked No. 11 player in state by maxpreps.com• Three-time first-team all-conference• Garnered MVP accolades of 2018 Stark County vs. Summit County All-Star Game• Member of National Honor Society, Student Council and Key Club

SOPHIA FORTNERSOPHIA FORTNER#21

FRESHMAN • GUARD • 5-5WADSWORTH, OHIOWADSWORTH H.S.

FORTNER’S SEASON HIGHSFORTNER’S SEASON HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: NoneREBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: NoneASSISTS:ASSISTS: NoneBLOCKS:BLOCKS: NoneSTEALS:STEALS: 1 at Maine (11/10/18)FIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: NoneFREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: None3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: NoneMINUTES:MINUTES: 2 at Maine (11/10/18)

FORTNER’SFORTNER’S 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATS 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTS


FORTNER’S CAREER STATISTICSTotal 3-Point Rebounds




OUTLOOK & HIGHLIGHTS• Scored in double figures on two occasions at Toledo (twice in 2017-18) • Unselfish player who provides plenty of energy• Capable of playing multiple positions• Majoring in criminal justice

AS A SOPHOMORE (2018-19)AS A SOPHOMORE (2018-19)• Appeared in one game off bench• Had nine points and four boards at Maine in season opener (Nov. 10)

AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017-18)AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017-18)• Appeared in 30 games, making one start at Michigan St. (March 19)• Averaged 3.6 points, 2.0 rebounds, 0.1 assists and 0.1 steals in 7.0 minutes per game (3.7 ppg, 1.5 rpg and 0.1 apg in 5.4 mpg in MAC play)• Earned team’s “Most Improved Player Award”• Finished with season-tying best 12 points and season-high nine caroms in season-best 31 minutes at Michigan St. as starter in second round of Postseason WNIT (March 19)• Contributed season-high 12 points, six boards and first-collegiate rejection in only 12 minutes at MAC Champion Central Michigan (Feb. 10)• Had six points, eight rebounds and one assist in 12 minutes vs. MAC Champion Central Michigan (March 3)• Totaled eight points in 11 minutes at MAC East Division Champion Buffalo (Jan. 20)• Registered six points, four rebounds and one theft in 13 minutes vs. Dayton (Nov. 22)

TANAYA BEACHAMTANAYA BEACHAM#23

SOPHOMORE • FORWARD • 6-1YOUNGSTOWN, OHIOTOLEDO ROGERS H.S.

BEACHAM’S SEASON HIGHSBEACHAM’S SEASON HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: 9 at Maine (11/10/18)REBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: 4 at Maine (11/10/18)ASSISTS:ASSISTS: NoneBLOCKS:BLOCKS: NoneSTEALS:STEALS: NoneFIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: 3 at Maine (11/10/18)FREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: 3 at Maine (11/10/18)3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: NoneMINUTES:MINUTES: 13 at Maine (11/10/18)

BEACHAM’S CAREER HIGHSBEACHAM’S CAREER HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: 12 (2 times, last at Michigan St. (3/19/18)REBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: 9 at Michigan St. (3/19/18)ASSISTS:ASSISTS: 1 (4 times, last at Michigan St. (3/19/18)BLOCKS:BLOCKS: 1 at Central Michigan (2/10/18)STEALS:STEALS: 1 (3 times, last vs. Southern (12/18/17) FIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: 6 (2 times, last at Michigan St. (3/19/18)FREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: 3 (2 times, last at Ball St. (2/24/18)3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: NoneMINUTES:MINUTES: 31 at Michigan St. (3/19/18)


BEACHAM’SBEACHAM’S 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATS 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTS


BEACHAM’S CAREER STATISTICSTotal 3-Point Rebounds




AS A FRESHMAN (2016-17)AS A FRESHMAN (2016-17)• Sat out season as medical redshirt• Missed first 11 games after having after having medical procedure on Nov. 10 (Nov. 12-Dec. 21)• Sat out final 22 contests after sustaining concussion during practice on Jan. 2 (Jan. 4-March 17)• Made collegiate debut and totaled one minute of playing time vs. Ball St. in MAC opener (Dec. 31)

BEACHAM’S MAC TOURNAMENT GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTSKent St. (3/5/18) 7 1-1 0-0 1-2 0 0 1 1 0 0 3Averages - 1 GP 7.0 1-1/100.0 0-0/0.0 1-2/50.0 0.0 0.0 1.0 1.0 0.0 0.0 3.0

BEACHAM’S POSTSEASON WNIT GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTSWright St. (3/16/18) 12 1-2 0-0 1-2 4 2 0 0 0 0 3Michigan St. (3/19/18) 31 6-8 0-0 0-0 9 1 1 0 0 0 12Averages - 2 GP 21.5 7-10/70.0 0-0/0.0 1-2/50.0 6.5 1.5 0.5 0.0 0.0 0.0 7.5





OUTLOOK & HIGHLIGHTS• Combo guard who can score in variety of ways• Sees floor well and can defend• Comes from high school program with strong winning tradition• Planning to major in pre-psychology

AS A FRESHMAN (2018-19)AS A FRESHMAN (2018-19)• Appeared in one game off bench• Had squad-tying best three helpers at Maine in collegiate debut (Nov. 10)

HIGH SCHOOL (DHIGH SCHOOL (DUUPONT MANUAL)PONT MANUAL)• Starred for head coach Jeff Sparks at DuPont Manual High School• Averaged team-high 17.1 points and 4.1 rebounds per game as senior• Courier-Journal third-team all-state• Academic all-state• First-team all-region and first-team all-district• Led team to 22-9 overall record, advancing to ‘Sweet 16’ in state tourney• Two-time third-team all-state selection• Topped 1,700 career points

JAELA JOHNSONJAELA JOHNSON#25

FRESHMAN • GUARD • 5-5LOUISVILLE, KY.

DUPONT MANUAL H.S.

JOHNSON’S SEASON HIGHSJOHNSON’S SEASON HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: NoneREBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: NoneASSISTS:ASSISTS: 3 at Maine (11/10/18)BLOCKS:BLOCKS: NoneSTEALS:STEALS: None FIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: NoneFREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: None3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: NoneMINUTES:MINUTES: 9 at Maine (11/10/18)

JOHNSON’SJOHNSON’S 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATS 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTS


JOHNSON’S CAREER STATISTICSTotal 3-Point Rebounds





OUTLOOK & HIGHLIGHTS• Stretch-four forward who possesses good three-point range• Can score inside or out• ESPN.com three-star recruit• Played four years with current Rocket newcomer Sophia Fortner at Wadsworth High School, compiling 75-8 overall record and making two appearances in Division I ‘Final Four’• Undecided on academic major

AS A FRESHMAN (2018-19)AS A FRESHMAN (2018-19)• Has not seen game action

HIGH SCHOOL (WADSWORTH)HIGH SCHOOL (WADSWORTH)• Starred for head coach Andrew Booth at Wadsworth High School• Averaged 9.6 points and 6.2 rebounds per game as senior• Special mention all-district and first-team all-league• Helped team to 25-4 overall ledger, including 13-1 conference mark• Guided squad to state ‘Final Four’ for second time in three years• Ranked No. 62 player in state by maxpreps.com• Starting center on state championship team as sophomore• Three-time all-conference honoree

LEXI LANCELEXI LANCE#31

FRESHMAN • FORWARD • 6-1WADSWORTH, OHIOWADSWORTH H.S.

LANCE’S SEASON HIGHSLANCE’S SEASON HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: N/AREBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: N/AASSISTS:ASSISTS: N/ABLOCKS:BLOCKS: N/ASTEALS:STEALS: N/A FIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: N/AFREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: N/A3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: N/AMINUTES:MINUTES: N/A

LANCE’SLANCE’S 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATS 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTS

at Maine (11/10) — Did Not See Game Action —IONA (11/14)DUQUESNE (11/18)at Dayton (11/21)at Valparaiso (11/26)at Belmont (11/29)at Memphis (12/1)at Cleveland St. (12/5)NOTRE DAME (12/8)STONY BROOK (12/18)DETROIT MERCY (12/21)BALL ST.* (1/5)at Miami* (1/9)KENT ST.* (1/12)at W. Michigan* (1/16)at Bowling Green* (1/19)C. MICHIGAN* (1/23)at Akron* (1/26)BOWLING GREEN* (22)at Buffalo* (2/6)E. MICHIGAN* (2/9)OHIO* (2/13)at N. Illinois* (2/16)MIAMI* (2/20)at Ball St.* (2/23)W. MICHIGAN* (2/27)N. ILLINOIS* (3/2)at E. Michigan* (3/6)at C. Michigan* (3/9)




OUTLOOK & HIGHLIGHTS• 2018-19 TEAM CAPTAIN• 2018-19 TEAM CAPTAIN• Transfer from Tallahassee Community College• Helped Eagles post 29-6 overall record and claim 2018 National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Championship• Member of TCC’s Honors List last four semesters• Will have three years of eligibility remaining• Talented guard who can play multiple positions• Father, Kawasak, played college football at Western Carolina and brother, Darren, played basketball at Barton (Kan.) Community College• Majoring in communication

AS A SOPHOMORE (2018-19)AS A SOPHOMORE (2018-19)• Team captain• Appeared in one game off bench

AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017-18 @ TAL-AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017-18 @ TAL-LAHASSEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE)LAHASSEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE)• Appeared in 30 games, making 20 starts• Averaged 14.1 points, 3.5 rebounds, 2.2 assists and team-high 3.7 steals per game (12.3 ppg, 2.1 rpg, 1.2 apg and squad-best 2.4 spg in 26.6 mpg in Panhandle Conference play)• Shot 43.4 percent (144-of-332) from field, including 31.2 percent (48-of-154) from three-point land, and 78.6 percent (88-of-112) from charity stripe• Scored in double figures on 21 occasions• Led team in thefts, free-throw percentage and three-point field-goals made, as well as finishing second in scoring, three-point field-goal per-centage and free throws made and fourth in helpers and games started• Contributed 17.8 points in five games at national tourney, including season-high 31 points against Western Nebraska Community College (March 20)• Named to all-tournament team• Had squad-best 13 points vs. Trinity Valley (Texas) Community College in NJCAA Championship Game (March 24)• Poured in school-record 121 points (17.3 ppg) in seven postseason games, including two contests at NJCAA Region 8/FCSAA State Tour-nament• Also shattered school’s postseason record with eight dimes in national

NAKIAH BLACKNAKIAH BLACK#33

SOPHOMORE • GUARD • 5-10CONCORD, N.C.

FORT TRAIL ACADEMY

BLACK’S SEASON HIGHSBLACK’S SEASON HIGHSPOINTS:POINTS: 5 at Maine (11/10/18)REBOUNDS:REBOUNDS: NoneASSISTS:ASSISTS: NoneBLOCKS:BLOCKS: NoneSTEALS:STEALS: 1 at Maine (11/10/18) FIELD GOALS:FIELD GOALS: 1 at Maine (11/10/18)FREE THROWS:FREE THROWS: 2 at Maine (11/10/18)3-POINT FGS:3-POINT FGS: 1 at Maine (11/10/18)MINUTES:MINUTES: 17 at Maine (11/10/18)

BLACK’SBLACK’S 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATS 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENT MIN FG-FGA 3M-3A FT-FTA REB PF A TO B S PTS


BLACK’S CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point ReboundsYear GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg2018-19 1-0 17/17.0 1-4 .250 1-2 .500 2-2 1.000 0-0 0 0.0 3-0 0 1 0 1 5/5.0TOTAL 1-0 17/17.0 1-4 .250 1-2 .500 2-2 1.000 0-0 0 0.0 3-0 0 1 0 1 5/5.0



2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOS2018-19 TOLEDO PLAYER BIOSsemifinal win over Gulf Coast St. College (March 23) and tied mark with 12 free throw attempts vs. Western Nebraska

AS A FRESHMAN (2016-17 @ TALLAHASSEE AS A FRESHMAN (2016-17 @ TALLAHASSEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE)COMMUNITY COLLEGE)• Sat out season due to left knee injury

HIGH SCHOOL (FOREST TRAIL ACADEMY & HIGH SCHOOL (FOREST TRAIL ACADEMY & CONCORD)CONCORD)• Starred for head coach and former NBA performer Delaney Rudd at Forest Trail Academy (Rudd played three years with Utah Jazz (1989-92) and one year with Portland Trailblazers (1992-93) • Finished second in graduation class academically• Named one of top players in state as senior until suffering season-ending left knee injury • Played one year (2012-13) for head coach Angela Morton at Concord High School



2018-19 GAME RESULTS2018-19 GAME RESULTS

— 2018-19 TOLEDO RECORD WHEN —At home _______________________________ 0-0On the road ____________________________ 0-1Neutral site ____________________________ 0-0In overtime _____________________________ 0-0

Leads at the half ________________________ 0-0Trails at the half _________________________ 0-1Tied at halftime _________________________ 0-0

Leads w/5:00 remaining _________________ 0-0Trails w/5:00 remaining __________________ 0-1Tied w/5:00 remaining ___________________ 0-0

Shots 45% or above from field ____________ 0-0Shots less than 45% from field ___________ 0-1Opponent shots 45% or above ____________ 0-0Opponent shots less than 45%____________ 0-1

Toledo outshots opponent ________________ 0-0Opponent outshots Toledo ________________ 0-1Both teams shoot same from floor ________ 0-0

Toledo scores less than 60 points _________ 0-1Toledo scores 60-69 points _______________ 0-0Toledo scores 70-79 points _______________ 0-0Toledo scores 80+ points _________________ 0-0Toledo allows less than 69 points _________ 0-0Toledo allows 69-79 points _______________ 0-1Toledo allows 80+ points _________________ 0-0

Toledo plays in November ________________ 0-1Toledo plays in December ________________ 0-0Toledo plays in January __________________ 0-0Toledo plays in February _________________ 0-0Toledo plays in March ____________________ 0-0

Toledo plays on Monday __________________ 0-0Toledo plays on Tuesday _________________ 0-0Toledo plays on Wednesday ______________ 0-0Toledo plays on Thursday ________________ 0-0Toledo plays on Friday ___________________ 0-0Toledo plays on Saturday ________________ 0-1Toledo plays on Sunday __________________ 0-0

Toledo outrebounds opponent ______________ 0-1Opponent outrebounds Toledo ______________0-0Rebounds are equal _______________________0-0

Toledo has more turnovers _________________ 0-1Opponent has more turnovers ______________0-0Turnovers are equal _______________________0-0

Toledo hits eight or more 3PT FGs ___________0-0Opponent hits eight or more 3PT FGs __________ 0-1

One Toledo player w/10+points ______________ 0-1Two Toledo players w/10+points _____________0-0Three Toledo players w/10+points ____________0-0Four Toledo players w/10+points _____________0-0Five-plus Toledo players w/10+points ________0-0

Game decided by 1-5 points ________________0-0Game decided by 6-10 points_______________0-0Game decided by 11-15 points ______________ 0-1Game decided by 16+ points ________________0-0

OVERALL: 0-1 MAC: 0-0 HOME: 0-0 AWAY: 0-1 NEUTRAL: 0-0 vs. UNRANKED: 0-1 vs. RANKED: 0-0 LAST FIVE: 0-1 LAST 10: 0-1 STREAK: Lost 1

OVERALL/OVERALL/DATE MAC W/L UT/OPP OPPONENT HIGH SCORER HIGH REBOUNDER DATE MAC W/L UT/OPP OPPONENT HIGH SCORER HIGH REBOUNDER ATTEND.ATTEND.Nov. 10 0-1 L 59-73 at Maine (ESPN+) K. McIntyre (24) S. St-Fort (8) 1,578Nov. 14 IONA (ESPN+) Nov. 18 DUQUESNE (ESPN+) Nov. 21 at Dayton (ESPN+) Nov. 26 at Valparaiso (ESPN+) Nov. 29 at Belmont (ESPN+)

Dec. 1 at Memphis Dec. 5 at Cleveland St. Dec. 8 NOTRE DAME (ESPN+)Dec. 18 STONY BROOK (ESPN3) Dec. 21 DETROIT MERCY (ESPN+)

Jan. 5 BALL ST.* (ESPN3) Jan. 9 at Miami* Jan. 12 KENT ST.* (ESPN3) Jan. 16 at Western Michigan* (ESPN+Jan. 19 at Bowling Green* (ESPN3) Jan. 23 CENTRAL MICHIGAN* (ESPN+) Jan. 26 at Akron* (ESPN+)

Feb. 2 BOWLING GREEN* (ESPN3) Feb. 6 at Buffalo* (ESPN+) Feb. 9 EASTERN MICHIGAN* (ESPN+) Feb. 13 OHIO* (ESPN+) Feb. 16 at Northern Illinois* (ESPN3) Feb. 20 MIAMI* (ESPN+) Feb. 23 at Ball St.* Feb. 27 WESTERN MICHIGAN* (ESPN+)

March 2 NORTHERN ILLINOIS* (ESPN3) March 6 at Eastern Michigan* (ESPN+)March 9 at Central Michigan*

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (AT CAMPUS SITES & QUICKEN LOANS ARENA, CLEVELAND, OHIO)MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (AT CAMPUS SITES & QUICKEN LOANS ARENA, CLEVELAND, OHIO)March 11-16



2018-19 POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS2018-19 POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTSROKKANENROKKANEN SANTUCCI TSHITENGE SANTUCCI TSHITENGE COPELANDCOPELAND McINTYREMcINTYRE BEACHAM BEACHAM LANCELANCE

BOYDBOYD ST-FORT ST-FORT DAVISDAVIS CARLSTEN-HANDBERGCARLSTEN-HANDBERG FORTNERFORTNER JOHNSONJOHNSON BLACKBLACK

at Maine 5-1-2 5-6-25-1-2 5-6-2 2-4-3 6-8-0 2-4-3 6-8-0 0-0-0 0-3-2 0-0-1 3-0-0 24-7-024-7-0 0-0-0 9-4-0 0-0-3 DNP 5-0-0IONADUQUESNEat Daytonat Valparaisoat Belmontat Memphisat Cleveland St. NOTRE DAMESTONY BROOKDETROIT MERCYBALL ST.*at Miami* KENT ST.*at W. Michigan* at Bowling Green* C. MICHIGAN* at Akron* BOWLING GREEN* at Buffalo* E. MICHIGAN*OHIO* at N. Illinois* MIAMI* at Ball St.*W. MICHIGAN* N. ILLINOIS* at E. Michigan* at C. Michigan*

STARTERS INDICATED IN BOLDBOLD DNP - Did Not Play INJ - Injured

2018-19 INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS#1 – Sara Rokkanen 5 at Maine 1 at Maine 2 at Maine 0 0

#2 – Mikaela Boyd 5 at Maine 6 at Maine 2 at Maine 0 0

#3 – Mariella Santucci 2 at Maine 4 at Maine 3 at Maine 1 at Maine 0

#5 — Sarah St-Fort 6 at Maine 8 at Maine 0 1 at Maine 0

#10 – Mae Tshitenge 0 0 0 0 0

#12 – Tatyana Davis 0 3 at Maine 2 at Maine 0 0

#13 – Mariah Copeland 0 0 1 at Maine 0 0

#14 – Tyra Carlsten-Handberg 3 at Maine 0 0 0 0

#15 — Kaayla McIntyre 24 at Maine 7 at Maine 0 0 0

#21 – Sophia Fortner 0 0 0 1 at Maine 0

#23 – Tanaya Beacham 9 at Maine 4 at Maine 0 0 0

#25 – Jaela Johnson 0 0 3 at Maine 0 0

#31 – Lexi Lance N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

#33 – Nakiah Black 5 at Maine 0 0 1 at Maine 0



2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATS2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME STATSOPPONENTOPPONENT FG-FGAFG-FGA FG%FG% 3FG-FGA3FG-FGA 3FG%3FG% FT-FTAFT-FTA FT%FT% O-D-TO-D-T PFPF ASTAST TOTO BLKBLK STLSTLToledo 24-60 40.0% 3-13 23.1% 8-13 61.5% 15-24-39 12 13 14 0 4MAINE 28-64 43.8% 13-36 36.1% 4-7 57.1% 13-23-36 16 16 13 4 7

IonaTOLEDO

DuquesneTOLEDO

ToledoDAYTON

ToledoVALPARAISO

ToledoBELMONT

ToledoMEMPHIS

ToledoCLEVELAND ST.

Notre DameTOLEDO

Stony BrookTOLEDO

Detroit MercyTOLEDO

Ball St.TOLEDO

ToledoMIAMI

Kent St.TOLEDO

ToledoWESTERN MICHIGAN

Toledo BOWLING GREEN

Central Michigan TOLEDO

ToledoAKRON

Bowling GreenTOLEDO

ToledoBUFFALO

Eastern MichiganTOLEDO

OhioTOLEDO

Toledo NORTHERN ILLINOIS

MiamiTOLEDO

Toledo BALL ST.

Western MichiganTOLEDO

Northern Illinois TOLEDO

ToledoEASTERN MICHIGAN

ToledoCENTRAL MICHIGAN

BOLD ITALICSBOLD ITALICS INDICATES SEASON HIGHS



MAINE 73, TOLEDO 59NOV. 10 • CROSS INSURANCE CENTER

GAME#1

2018-19 BOX SCORES2018-19 BOX SCORES



POINTSPOINTS42 _______________ Kim Sekulski vs. BGSU (2/20/91)40 _________________ Naama Shafir vs. USC (4/2/11)39 ___________ Brenae Harris vs. Columbia (12/5/15)39 _________________ Kim Sekulski vs. WMU (1/3/90)39 _________________Kelly Savage vs. EMU (1/13/88)38 __________________Mimi Olson vs. Akron (1/8/97)38 __________________ Mimi Olson vs. MSU (12/9/95)

FIELD GOALS MADEFIELD GOALS MADE16 ________________ Kim Sekulski vs. BGSU (2/20/91)16 __________________ Kim Sekulski at WMU (1/3/90) 15 _________________ Latoja Harris at Akron (2/17/93)15 __________________ Liz Meiring vs. Miami (1/16/85)15 _________________ Linda Janicki vs. BSU (2/18/84)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSFIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS29 _______________ Tanika Mays vs. EMU (1/13/10)27 _________________ Naama Shafir vs. USC (4/2/11)26 ______________Melantha Herron vs. WMU (1/2/02)25 __________________ Kim Knuth vs. CMU (2/26/99)24 _______________ Brenae Harris at Akron (1/20/16)24 __________________Mimi Olson at WMU (2/25/95)24 __________________Mimi Olson at BGSU (1/21/95)24 ________________ Mitzi Hallinan at CSU (1/26/82)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (10 ATT.)FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (10 ATT.)1.000 (10-of-10) _____________ Linda Janicki vs. Ohio (1/13/82)#.923 (12-of-13).923 (12-of-13) ____ ____ KAAYLA McINTYRE vs. WMUKAAYLA McINTYRE vs. WMU (2/17/18) (2/17/18).917 (11-of-12) _____________ Angela Drake vs. Akron (2/21/96).910 (10-of-11) ____________ Mary Tonjes vs. Defiance (2/11/82)

THREE-POINT FIELD-GOALS MADETHREE-POINT FIELD-GOALS MADE8 ________ Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott at BGSU (1/27/18)8 ____________ Kelly Walker vs. Hampton (12/21/02)8 ______________ Courtney Risinger vs. NIU (2/14/02)8 __________________Heather Smith vs. BSU (1/7/95)7 __________ Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott vs. EMU (3/11/15)7 _______________Jessica Williams vs. Ohio (3/13/09)7 ___________________ Kelly Savage at EMU (1/13/88)7 ________________ Kelly Savage vs. Butler (12/21/87)6 _____Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott vs. Madonna (12/4/16)6 _______ Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott vs. UCLA (11/25/16)6 _______ Ana Capotosto vs. Cleveland St. (12/12/15)6 __________ Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott vs. NIU (2/18/15)6 __________Courtney Ingersoll vs. Cincinnati (3/19/12)6 ____________________Haylie Linn at CMU (2/15/12)6 _________ Jessica Williams vs. Milwaukee (12/19/10)6 ____________ Jessica Williams vs. UMBC (11/27/10)6 _____________ Naama Shafir at Michigan (3/21/10)6 _________ Jessica Williams vs. Pittsburgh (3/19/10)6 ________________ Danielle Bishop vs. BSU (1/5/05)6 ________________ Kelly Walker at Dayton (12/3/03)6 ___________________Kelly Walker vs. CMU (3/4/03)6 ___________________Mimi Olson vs. Akron (1/8/97)6 _______________Lucretia LeGault at CMU (2/16/92)6 _____________ Lucretia LeGault vs. BGSU (1/22/92)6 _____________ Kelly Savage vs. Kentucky (3/24/90)6 _____________Kelly Savage vs. Wyoming (3/22/90)6 _______ Kelly Savage vs. Washington St. (11/25/89)6 ____________ Kelly Savage vs. Murray St. (3/25/89)

THREE-POINT FIELD-GOALS ATTEMPTEDTHREE-POINT FIELD-GOALS ATTEMPTED18 ______________ Kelly Savage vs. WMU (2/22/89)#16 ____________Lucretia LeGault vs. Milwaukee (1/2/92)16 ______________Lucretia LeGault at CSU (12/20/90)15 _____________ Lucretia LeGault vs. BGSU (1/22/92)14 _______ Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott at BGSU (1/27/18)14 ___ Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott vs. Wright St. (3/20/15)14 ________ Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott vs. EMU (3/11/15)14 ________Jessica Williams at Saint Peter’s (11/30/10)14 ___________________ Mimi Olson at EMU (1/4/94)14 ____________ Kelly Savage at Canisius (12/10/88)

FREE THROWS MADEFREE THROWS MADE16 ____________ Kim Sekulski vs. Murray St. (3/25/89)16 __________________ Kim Knuth vs. Akron (2/28/99)16 ___________________ Kim Knuth at BGSU (1/13/99)15 ____________ Inma Zanoguera vs. Buffalo (1/21/15)14 ___________ Janice Monakana vs. Buffalo (2/1/17)14 _____________ Janice Monakana at WMU (2/3/16)14 ________________ Naama Shafir vs. EMU (2/23/11)14 ____________ Naama Shafir at Oakland (11/18/09)14 _______________Danielle Bishop at WMU (1/17/07)14 ____________ Mary Blessing vs. Marshall (3/12/03)14 ___________________ Kahli Carter vs. BSU (2/7/01)14 ___________________Kahli Carter vs. ISU (12/5/00)14 ___________________ Mimi Olson at KSU (1/13/96)14 __________________ Mimi Olson vs. MSU (12/9/95)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTSFREE THROW ATTEMPTS21 ___________ Kim Sekulski vs. Murray St. (3/25/89)20 ____________ Mary Blessing vs. Marshall (3/12/03)20 _______________ Kelly Savage vs. BGSU (1/24/90)19 ____________Andola Dortch vs. Syracuse (3/24/12)19 _________________ Angela Drake at Miami (2/7/96)18 _________________ Naama Shafir vs. USC (4/2/11)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (12 ATT.)FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (12 ATT.)1.000 (16-of-16) _______________ Kim Knuth vs. Akron (2/28/99)1.000 (15-of-15) ________ Inma Zanoguera vs. Buffalo (1/21/15)1.000 (14-of-14) __________ Janice Monakana at WMU (2/3/16)1.000 (13-of-13) _____________Andola Dortch at WMU 1/5/12 1.000 (13-of-13) _________________ Kim Knuth vs. NIU (1/30/99)1.000 (13-of-13) ___________ Angela Drake vs. Dayton (12/18/94)1.000 (12-of-12) ________ Inma Zanoguera vs. Arizona (11/30/14)1.000 (12-of-12) __________Inma Zanoguera vs. MVSU (11/10/13)1.000 (12-of-12) ______________ Kim Knuth at Buffalo (2/15/99)1.000 (12-of-12) _____________Kelly Savage vs. Miami (1/21/89)1.000 (12-of-12) __________ Jane Roman vs. Oregon St. (11/26/89)

REBOUNDSREBOUNDS22 ____________________Liz Meiring vs. KSU (1/8/85)21 ___________ Inma Zanoguera vs. Idaho (12/13/14)21 __________________ Kim Bradley vs. CSU (1/4/93)21 _________________ Mary Tonjes vs. NMU (12/6/80)1919 _________ _________ MIKAELA BOYD MIKAELA BOYD vs.vs. OHIO (1/10/18) OHIO (1/10/18)19 ___________________ Kahli Carter at CMU (2/17/01)19 ________________Angela Drake vs. Miami (3/11/95)19 ________________Lucretia LeGault vs. KSU (3/2/91)19 _________________ Keri Cartwright vs. CMU (1/9/88)

ASSISTSASSISTS16 _______________ Heather Smith vs. BGSU (1/20/96)16 _______________ Heather Smith vs. BGSU (2/18/95)16 _______________Peg Liberatore vs. Miami (1/16/85)15 _________________ Dana Drew vs. Detroit (12/3/90)13 _____________ Inma Zanoguera vs. Akron (1/14/15)13 ________________ Naama Shafir vs. EMU (2/28/09)13 _______________ Heather Smith vs. Akron (2/21/96)13 __________________Mitzi Hallinan at KSU (1/18/84)

BLOCKED SHOTSBLOCKED SHOTS9 ____________Stephanie Vivenot vs. Ohio (1/15/92)#8 ___________ Yolanda Richardson at WMU (1/20/10)7 ______________ Stephanie Vivenot at KSU (2/29/92)66 ________ ________ KAAYLA McINTYRE vs. NIU (3/11/17)KAAYLA McINTYRE vs. NIU (3/11/17)6 ____________ Yolanda Richardson at EMU (2/21/12)6 ____________Yolanda Richardson at Ohio (1/22/12)6 ____________Yolanda Richardson vs. KSU (3/12/10)6 ___Karin Hoogendam vs. Saint Francis (PA) (12/30/04)6 _______________Jen Markwood at BGSU (12/19/98)6 ______________ Stephanie Vivenot at BSU (2/5/92)

STEALSSTEALS12 ____________ Mitzi Hallinan vs. Xavier (11/26/83)#10 ______________ Kim Knuth vs. St. John’s (11/29/97)10 _______________ Mitzi Hallinan vs. Akron (2/13/82)10 _________________ Mitzi Hallinan vs. CMU (1/23/82)10 _______________Mitzi Hallinan vs. Dayton (12/5/81)10 ____________ Mitzi Hallinan vs. Wayne St. (1/20/82)

MINUTES PLAYEDMINUTES PLAYED52 ________________ Teresa Kahle at Xavier (12/9/01)47 _________________ Crystal Young at WMU (3/1/06)47 ________________ Crystal Young vs. WMU (3/8/06)45 _______________ Heather Smith at Miami (2/7/96) 45 __________________Dana Drew at BGSU (2/19/92)45 ____________ Lucretia LeGault vs. BGSU (1/22/92) 45 _________________ Dana Drew vs. BGSU (1/22/92)45 ______________ Kelly Savage vs. Butler (12/21/87)44 ________________Brenae Harris vs. Akron (3/9/16)44 ________________ Brenae Harris at CMU (2/20/16)44 ______________ Inma Zanoguera at NIU (2/27/14)

# - Mid-American Conference RecordBOLD ITALICS BOLD ITALICS INDICATES ON 2018-19 ROSTER

INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDSINDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS



POINTSPOINTS1. Kim Knuth ______________1998-99 _________ 7882. Kim Knuth ______________1997-98 _________ 6813. Dana Drew ______________1993-94 _________ 6434. Kim Knuth ______________1996-97 _________ 6315. Mimi Olson ______________1994-95 _________ 6196. Angela Drake ____________1996-97 _________5847. Mimi Olson ______________1996-97 _________ 5828. Angela Drake ____________1994-95 _________ 5819. Mimi Olson ______________1995-96 _________ 57610. Naama Shafir ____________2010-11 __________ 567 Angela Drake ____________1995-96 _________ 567

SCORING AVERAGESCORING AVERAGE1. Kim Knuth ______________1998-99 _______ 25.4#2. Kim Knuth ______________1997-98 _________22.03. Latoja Harris ____________1992-93 _________ 21.14. Kim Knuth ______________1996-97 ________ 20.45. Linda Janicki ____________1983-84 _________20.16. Mimi Olson ______________1994-95 _________20.07. Angela Drake ____________1995-96 _________19.68. Dana Drew ______________1994-95 _________ 19.09. Angela Drake ____________1996-97 _________18.8 Mimi Olson ______________1996-97 _________18.8

FIELD GOALS MADEFIELD GOALS MADE1. Kim Knuth ______________1998-99 _________ 2702. Kim Knuth ______________1997-98 _________2543. Kim Knuth ______________1996-97 _________ 2324. Latoja Harris ____________1992-93 _________ 2215. Dana Drew ______________1993-94 _________ 2176. KAAYLA McINTYRE 6. KAAYLA McINTYRE _ _2017-182017-18 _____ _____ 2152157. Kim Sekulski _____________1988-89 _________ 2138. Linda Janicki ____________1983-84 _________ 2109. Kim Sekulski _____________1990-91__________ 20910. Angela Drake ____________1995-96 _________ 207

FIELD-GOALS ATTEMPTEDFIELD-GOALS ATTEMPTED1. Kim Knuth ______________1998-99 _________ 5082. Dana Drew ______________1993-94 _________ 5033. Kim Knuth ______________1997-98 _________4804. Mimi Olson ______________1994-95 _________ 4795. Mimi Olson ______________1996-97 _________4406. Kelly Savage _____________1988-89 _________4257. Naama Shafir ____________2010-11 __________ 4148. Lucretia LeGault__________1990-91__________ 4079. Melissa Goodall __________2010-11 __________ 40510. Kim Knuth _______________1996-97 _________ 401

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (100 ATT.)FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (100 ATT.)1. KAAYLA McINTYRE 1. KAAYLA McINTYRE _ _2015-162015-16 ____ ____ .643#.643#2. Latoja Harris ____________1993-94 _________.6383. Latoja Harris ____________1992-93 _________.6374. KAAYLA McINTYRE 4. KAAYLA McINTYRE _ _2017-182017-18 _____ _____ .632.6325. Karen Sekulski __________1991-92 _________.6296. Yolanda Richardson _______2011-12 _________ .6247. KAAYLA McINTYRE 7. KAAYLA McINTYRE _ _2016-172016-17 _____ _____ .602.6028. Yolanda Richardson _______2012-13 _________.586 Latoja Harris ____________1991-92 _________.58610. Kim Knuth ______________1996-97 _________ .579

THREE-POINT FIELD-GOALS MADETHREE-POINT FIELD-GOALS MADE1. Courtney Ingersoll ________2011-12 ___________ 96 Kelly Savage ____________1988-89 __________ 963. Kelly Savage _____________1989-90 __________ 884. Jessica Williams _________2010-11 ___________ 845. Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott ____2017-18 __________ 79 Mimi Olson ______________1994-95 __________ 797. Lucretia LeGault _________1991-92 __________ 788. Kelly Walker _____________2002-03 __________ 779. Jessica Williams _________2009-10 __________ 76 Courtney Risinger_________2001-02 __________ 76

THREE-POINT FIELD-GOALS ATTEMPTEDTHREE-POINT FIELD-GOALS ATTEMPTED1. Kelly Savage ____________1988-89 _________ 2672. Kelly Savage ____________1989-90 _________ 2303. Courtney Ingersoll ________2011-12 __________ 2174. Lucretia LeGault _________1991-92 _________ 2155. Jessica Williams _________2009-10 _________ 2126. Mimi Olson ______________1994-95 _________ 2117. Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott ____2017-18 _________ 210 Jessica Williams _________2010-11 __________ 2109. Kelly Walker _____________2003-04 _________ 19410. Dana Drew ______________1993-94 _________ 189

THREE-POINT FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (50 ATT.)THREE-POINT FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (50 ATT.)1. Courtney Risinger_________2001-02 _________.4502. Courtney Ingersoll ________2011-12 _________ .4423. Kim Knuth ______________1996-97 ________ .4394. Jessica Williams _________2008-09 ________ .434 Kim Knuth ______________1998-99 ________ .4346. Kelly Savage ____________1987-88 ________ .430 7. Kim Knuth ______________1997-98 ________ .4228. Mimi Olson ______________1996-97 _________.4159. Kelly Walker _____________2002-03 _________.41410. Jane Roman _____________1991-92 _________.412

FREE THROWS MADEFREE THROWS MADE1. Kim Knuth ______________1998-99 _________ 1992. Angela Drake ____________1996-97 _________ 1723. Naama Shafir ____________2010-11 __________ 169 Angela Drake ____________1994-95 _________ 1695. Angela Drake ____________1995-96 _________ 1656. Naama Shafir ____________2009-10 _________ 1587. Mimi Olson ______________1995-96 _________ 1538. Dana Drew ______________1993-94 _________ 1499. Latoja Harris _____________1992-93 _________ 14810. Andola Dortch ____________2011-12 __________ 132

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDFREE THROWS ATTEMPTED1. Kim Knuth ______________1998-99 _________2382. Naama Shafir ____________2010-11 __________ 226 Angela Drake ____________1995-96 _________ 2264. Angela Drake ____________1994-95 _________2245. Angela Drake ____________1996-97 _________ 2116. Naama Shafir ____________2009-10 _________ 2007. Latoja Harris _____________1992-93 _________ 1998. Mimi Olson ______________1995-96 _________ 1949. Andola Dortch ____________2011-12 __________ 19310. Dana Drew ______________1993-94 _________ 176

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (70 ATT.)FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (70 ATT.)1. Jane Roman ____________1991-92 _________.8972. Kelly Savage ____________1986-87 ________ .8863. Brenae Harris ____________2015-16 _________.8694. Inma Zanoguera _________2014-15 _________.866 5. Kelly Savage ____________1988-89 _________.8616. Danielle Bishop __________2005-06 _________.8607. Inma Zanoguera _________2013-14 _________.8578. Mimi Olson ______________1995-96 _________.851 9. Dana Drew ______________1993-94 ________ .84710. Dana Drew ______________1994-95 ________ .843

REBOUNDSREBOUNDS1. Angela Drake ____________1994-95 _________ 3532. Latoja Harris ____________1993-94 _________ 3303. Angela Drake ____________1996-97 _________289 Kim Bradley _____________1992-93 _________2895. Latoja Harris ____________1992-93 _________ 279 Linda Janicki ____________1981-82 _________ 2797. Inma Zanoguera _________2013-14 _________ 2778. Liz Meiring _______________1984-85 _________ 2769. Kahli Carter ______________2000-01 _________ 27410. Linda Janicki ____________1983-84 _________ 273

REBOUND AVERAGEREBOUND AVERAGE1. Angela Drake ____________1994-95 _________ 11.42. Liz Meiring ______________1984-85 _________ 11.03. Linda Janicki ____________1981-82 _________ 10.74. Latoja Harris _____________1993-94 _________ 10.65. Kim Bradley _____________1992-93 _________ 10.36. Latoja Harris _____________1992-93 _________ 10.07. Dee Hayes _______________1986-87 __________9.58. Linda Janicki ____________1983-84 __________9.49. Angela Drake ____________1996-97 __________9.310. Jen Markwood ___________1999-2000 ________9.2

ASSISTSASSISTS1. Heather Smith ___________1995-96 _________ 2632. Naama Shafir ____________2009-10 _________ 2273. Kelly Savage ____________1988-89 _________ 2104. Heather Smith ___________1994-95 _________ 1995. Dana Drew ______________1990-91__________ 1976. Naama Shafir ____________2010-11 __________ 1887. Andola Dortch ____________2013-14 _________ 178 Kelly Savage _____________1989-90 _________ 1789. Dana Drew ______________1993-94 _________ 17610. Inma Zanoguera _________2014-15 _________ 166

STEALSSTEALS1. Mitzi Hallinan ____________1983-84 _________ 1232. Mitzi Hallinan ____________1982-83 _________ 1123. Mitzi Hallinan ____________1981-82 __________1114. Kim Knuth ______________1998-99 _________ 1045. Kim Knuth ______________1996-97 _________ 1036. Kim Knuth _______________1997-98 __________ 997. Heather Smith ___________1995-96 __________ 938. Andola Dortch ____________2012-13 __________ 889. Tanika Mays _____________2008-09 __________ 7810. Andola Dortch ____________2013-14 __________ 76

BLOCKED SHOTSBLOCKED SHOTS1. Stephanie Vivenot ________1991-92 ________108#2. Yolanda Richardson _______2011-12 ___________ 703. Yolanda Richardson _______2009-10 __________ 524. Yolanda Richardson _______2010-11 ___________ 495. KAAYLA McINTYRE 5. KAAYLA McINTYRE _ _2017-182017-18 ______ ______ 46466. Karin Hoogendam ________2004-05 __________ 437. Yolanda Richardson _______2012-13 __________ 428. KAAYLA McINTYRE 8. KAAYLA McINTYRE _ _2016-172016-17 ______ ______ 41419. Melissa Goodall __________2010-11 ___________ 3910. Karin Hoogendam ________2001-02 __________ 38

MINUTES PLAYEDMINUTES PLAYED1. Courtney Ingersoll ________2011-12 _________ 1,1892. Inma Zanoguera _________2014-15 ________ 1,1783. Kelly Savage _____________1988-89 ________ 1,1724. Naama Shafir ____________2010-11 _________ 1,1415. Melissa Goodall __________2010-11 _________ 1,1406. Inma Zanoguera _________2013-14 ________ 1,1337. Andola Dortch ____________2011-12 _________ 1,1318. Andola Dortch ____________2013-14 ________ 1,1199. Brenae Harris ____________2014-15 ________ 1,11610. Brenae Harris ____________2015-16 ________ 1,105 Dana Drew ______________1993-94 ________ 1,105


INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDSINDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS



PPOINTSOINTS1. Kim Knuth ______________1995-99 ______ 2,509#2. Mimi Olson ______________1993-97 _______ 2,1443. Angela Drake ____________1993-97 ________1,9524. Dana Drew ______________1990-95 ________ 1,9195. Naama Shafir ____________2008-13 ________1,8746. Kim Sekulski _____________1987-91 ________1,6847. Kelly Savage _____________1986-90 ________ 1,6778. Linda Janicki ____________1980-84 ________ 1,4779. Latoja Harris ____________1991-94 ________1,46610. Danielle Bishop __________2003-07 ________1,462

SCORING AVERAGESCORING AVERAGE1. Kim Knuth ______________1995-99 _________20.22. Mimi Olson ______________1993-97 _________ 17.23. Dana Drew ______________1990-95 _________16.34. Latoja Harris ____________1991-94 _________ 16.15. Angela Drake ____________1993-97 _________ 15.96. Linda Janicki ____________1980-84 _________14.67. Kelly Savage _____________1986-90 _________14.28. Kim Sekulski _____________1987-91 _________13.69. Naama Shafir ____________2008-13 _________ 13.5 Mitzi Hallinan ____________1981-84 _________ 13.5

REBOUNDSREBOUNDS1. Angela Drake ____________1993-97 ________1,0872. Linda Janicki ____________1980-84 _________ 9893. Kim Sekulski _____________1987-91 _________ 9074. Lucretia LeGault__________1988-92 _________8845. Liz Meiring _______________1982-86 _________ 8696. Latoja Harris _____________1991-94 _________ 8337. Jen Markwood ___________1996-2000 _______8088. Yolanda Richardson _______2009-13 _________ 7829. Inma Zanoguera _________2011-15 __________ 78110. Kim Knuth _______________1995-99 _________ 779

REBOUNDING AVERAGEREBOUNDING AVERAGE1. Linda Janicki ____________1980-84 __________9.82. Latoja Harris _____________1991-94 __________9.2 3. Angela Drake ____________1993-97 _________ 8.84. Liz Meiring _______________1982-86 __________ 7.95. Kim Sekulski _____________1987-91 __________7.36. Keri Cartwright ___________1984-88 __________ 7.17. Lucretia LeGault__________1988-92 __________ 7.08. Tanika Mays _____________2008-10 __________6.89. Jen Markwood ___________1996-2000 ________6.610. Kim Knuth _______________1995-99 __________6.3

GAMES PLAYEDGAMES PLAYED1. Naama Shafir ____________2008-13 _________ 1392. Andola Dortch ____________2010-14 _________ 136 Yolanda Richardson _______2009-13 _________ 1364. Courtney Ingersoll ________2008-12 _________ 1335. Inma Zanoguera _________2011-15 __________ 1326. Melissa Goodall __________2007-11 __________ 131 Jessica Williams _________2007-11 __________ 1318. Lecretia Smith ___________2009-13 _________ 128 Karen Kopinski ___________1988-93 _________ 12810. Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott ____2014-18 _________ 127 Karen Sekulski ___________1988-92 _________ 127

FIELD GOALS MADEFIELD GOALS MADE1. Kim Knuth _______________1995-99 _______ 899#2. Angela Drake ____________1993-97 _________ 7023. Kim Sekulski _____________1987-91 _________ 6974. Mimi Olson ______________1993-97 _________ 6905. Dana Drew ______________1990-95 _________ 6356. Naama Shafir ____________2008-13 _________ 6017. Linda Janicki ____________1980-84 _________ 5948. Liz Meiring _______________1982-86 _________ 5819. Latoja Harris _____________1991-94 _________ 57010. Inma Zanoguera _________2011-15 __________548

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDFIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED1. Kim Knuth _______________1995-99 ________1,6482. Mimi Olson ______________1993-97 ________1,5983. Dana Drew ______________1990-95 ________1,5054. Naama Shafir ____________2008-13 ________1,4765. Angela Drake ____________1993-97 ________1,349 Lucretia LeGault__________1988-92 ________1,3497. Andola Dortch ____________2010-14 ________1,3058. Kelly Savage _____________1986-90 ________1,2949. Kim Sekulski _____________1987-91 ________1,28710. Danielle Bishop __________2003-07 ________1,234

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (500 ATT.)FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (500 ATT.)1. Latoja Harris _____________1991-94 _______ .623#2. KAAYLA M2. KAAYLA MccINTYREINTYRE ____ ____ 2015-PRES.2015-PRES. ____ ____ .622.6223. Karen Sekulski ___________1988-92 ________ .5824. Yolanda Richardson _______2009-13 _________.5665. Kim Knuth _______________1995-99 _________.5466. Kim Sekulski _____________1987-91 ________ .5427. Angela Drake ____________1993-97 _________.5208. Lecretia Smith ___________2009-13 _________ .5179. Linda Janicki ____________1980-84 _________.50810. Melantha Herron __________2000-02 ________ .482

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADETHREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE1. Kelly Savage _____________1986-90 _________ 2732. Mimi Olson ______________1993-97 _________2683. Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott ____2014-18 _________2454. Jessica Williams _________2007-11 __________2345. Danielle Bishop __________2003-07 _________ 182 Courtney Risinger_________1998-2002 _______ 1827. Courtney Ingersoll ________2008-12 _________ 1768. Kelly Walker _____________2000-04 _________ 1759. Dana Drew ______________1990-95 _________ 163 Kim Knuth _______________1995-99 _________ 163

THREE-POINT FIELD-GOALS ATTEMPTEDTHREE-POINT FIELD-GOALS ATTEMPTED1. Mimi Olson ______________1993-97 _________ 7112. Kelly Savage _____________1986-90 _________ 7083. Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott ____2014-18 _________6844. Jessica Williams _________2007-11 __________ 6085. Danielle Bishop __________2003-07 _________5486. Dana Drew ______________1990-95 _________ 5167. Lucretia LeGault__________1988-92 _________4838. Courtney Ingersoll ________2008-12 _________ 481 Kelly Walker _____________2000-04 _________ 48110. Courtney Risinger_________1998-2002 _______480

THREE-POINT FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (200 ATT.)THREE-POINT FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE (200 ATT.)1. Kim Knuth _______________1995-99 ________ .4262. Jane Roman _____________1989-92 _________.386 Kelly Savage _____________1986-90 _________.3864. Jessica Williams _________2007-11 __________.3855. Courtney Risinger_________1998-02 _________.3796. Mimi Olson ______________1993-97 _________ .3777. Courtney Ingersoll ________2008-12 _________.3668. Kelly Walker _____________2000-04 ________ .3649. Denise Pickenpaugh ______1992-96 _________.36010. Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott ____2014-18 _________.358

FREE THROWS MADEFREE THROWS MADE1. Angela Drake ____________1993-97 _________548 Kim Knuth _______________1995-99 _________5483. Naama Shafir ____________2008-13 _________ 5384. Mimi Olson ______________1993-97 _________ 4965. Dana Drew ______________1990-95 _________4866. Andola Dortch ____________2010-14 _________ 3997. Kelly Savage _____________1986-90 _________ 3908. Latoja Harris _____________1991-94 _________ 3269. Danielle Bishop __________2003-07 _________ 31610. Janice Monakana _________2013-17 __________ 313

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTEDFREE THROWS ATTEMPTED1. Angela Drake ____________1993-97 _________ 7452. Naama Shafir ____________2008-13 _________ 696 3. Kim Knuth _______________1995-99 _________ 6664. Dana Drew ______________1990-95 _________ 599 5. Mimi Olson ______________1993-97 _________ 5976. Andola Dortch ____________2010-14 _________ 566 7. Latoja Harris _____________1991-94 _________4898. Kelly Savage _____________1986-90 _________ 4749. Linda Janicki ____________1980-84 _________44810. Lucretia LeGault__________1988-92 _________ 433

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (170 ATT.)FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (170 ATT.)1. Jane Roman _____________1989-92 ________ .8322. Mimi Olson ______________1993-97 _________.8313. Kim Knuth _______________1995-99 ________ .823 Kelly Savage _____________1986-90 ________ .8235. Inma Zanoguera _________2011-15 __________.8196. Brenae Harris ____________2014-16 _________.8147. Dana Drew ______________1990-95 _________ .811 8. Kelly Walker _____________2000-04 _________ .7819. Janice Monakana _________2013-17 __________ .77710. Naama Shafir ____________2008-13 _________ .773

ASSISTSASSISTS1. Naama Shafir ____________2008-13 _________ 7222. Dana Drew ______________1990-95 _________ 6593. Kelly Savage _____________1986-90 _________ 6404. Heather Smith ___________1992-96 _________ 6345. Andola Dortch ____________2010-14 _________ 5536. Kim Knuth _______________1995-99 _________4847. Kristen Tews _____________1995-99 _________ 4158. Mitzi Hallinan ____________1981-84 _________ 4009. Mary Blessing ____________2000-04 _________ 39510. Inma Zanoguera _________2011-15 __________ 375

BLOCKED SHOTSBLOCKED SHOTS1. Yolanda Richardson _______2009-13 _________ 2132. Karin Hoogendam ________2001-05 _________ 1383. Stephanie Vivenot ________1992 ____________ 1084. KAAYLA M4. KAAYLA MccINTYREINTYRE ____ ____ 2015-PRES.2015-PRES. _____ _____ 1031035. Melissa Goodall __________2007-11 ___________ 836. Jen Markwood ___________1996-2000 ________ 817. Lisa Johnson ____________2006-10 __________ 758. Latoja Harris _____________1991-94 __________ 709. Dee Hayes _______________1985-89 __________ 61 Kris Finefrock ____________1987-91 __________ 61

STEALSSTEALS1. Kim Knuth _______________1995-99 _______ 368#2. Mitzi Hallinan ____________1981-84 _________ 3463. Andola Dortch ____________2010-14 _________ 2934. Naama Shafir ____________2008-13 _________ 2275. Heather Smith ___________1992-96 _________ 2076. Inma Zanoguera _________2011-15 __________ 195 7. Mimi Olson ______________1993-97 _________ 191 8. Lucretia LeGault__________1988-92 _________ 1899. Dana Drew ______________1990-95 _________ 17910. Danielle Bishop __________2003-07 _________ 177

MINUTES PLAYEDMINUTES PLAYED1. Naama Shafir ____________2008-13 _______ 4,2182. Andola Dortch ____________2010-14 ________4,1603. Lucretia LeGault__________1988-92 ________3,9394. Inma Zanoguera _________2011-15 _________3,9365. Dana Drew ______________1990-95 _______ 3,832 6. Kim Knuth _______________1995-99 ________ 3,7317. Kelly Savage _____________1986-90 ________3,7008. Jay-Ann Bravo-Harriott ____2014-18 ________3,5879. Mimi Olson ______________1993-97 ________3,50010. Danielle Bishop __________2003-07 _______ 3,499


INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDSINDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS



THE LAST TIME IN TOLEDO HISTORY ...THE LAST TIME IN TOLEDO HISTORY ...THE LAST TIME TOLEDO TEAM …THE LAST TIME TOLEDO TEAM …Scored 100+ Points at Home _______________________ 101, vs. Akron, 1/14/15Scored 100+ Points on Road ________________104, at Bowling Green, 1/21/95Scored 30+ Points in Quarter __________________31 (fourth), vs. Ohio, 1/10/18Scored 50+ Points in Half ___________________ 56 (second), vs. Ohio, 1/10/18 Won Overtime Game _____________69-68 (OT), vs. Western Michigan, 2/17/18Lost Overtime Game ______________________ 76-80 (OT), vs. Kent St., 3/5/18Won Double-Overtime Game ______________ 107-104, vs. Murray St., 3/25/89Lost Double-Overtime Game ________________ 86-87, at W. Michigan, 3/1/06Played Triple-Overtime Game __________________ 95-108, at Xavier, 12/9/01Won NCAA Championships Game _____________ 65-53, vs. Ole Miss, 3/16/96Won Postseason WNIT Game ________________ 64-50, vs. Wright St., 3/16/18Won MAC Tournament Game __________________82-71, vs. N. Illinois, 3/11/17Shot 50% From Field _____________56.0% (28-of-50), at Michigan St., 3/19/18Shot 60% From Field __________________ 61.2% (30-of-49), vs. Yale, 11/27/09Made 40+ Field Goals _____________________________ 40, vs. Ball St., 2/3/96Made 50+ Field Goals _______________________________50, vs. Akron, 2/9/94Made 10+ Three-Point Field Goals ____________ 11, at Bowling Green, 1/27/18Made 15+ Three-Point Field Goals ___________________ 16, vs. Akron, 1/14/15Did Not Make Three-Point Field Goal ______________ 0-of-8, at Miami, 2/7/18Attempted 25+ Three-Pointers _______________ 30, at Detroit Mercy, 12/21/17Attempted 30+ Three-Pointers _______________ 30, at Detroit Mercy, 12/21/17Shot 50% From Three-Point Range (min. 8) _____ 54.5% (6-of-11), at Iona, 11/27/17 Had 15+ Rebound Margin _____________________ 29 (53-24), vs. Ohio, 1/10/18Had 20+ Rebound Margin _____________________ 29 (53-24), vs. Ohio, 1/10/18Had 50+ Rebounds _________________________________ 53, vs. Ohio, 1/10/18Had 60+ Rebounds _______________________________ 65, at N. Illinois, 3/1/17Attempted 30+ Free Throws _________________________30, at Ohio, 12/31/17Attempted 40+ Free Throws __________ 40, vs. Mississippi Valley St., 11/10/13Attempted 50+ Free Throws_____________________54, vs. Murray St., 3/25/89Made 25+ Free Throws ______________________________25, at Ohio, 12/31/17Made 30+ Free Throws ____________________________30, vs. Ball St., 1/27/04Made 40+ Free Throws _________________________ 41, vs. Murray St., 3/25/89Shot 85% From Free Throw Line (min. 8) _ 86.4% (19-of-22), at W. Michigan, 1/31/18Had 20+ Assists __________________________________ 23, vs. Kent St., 3/5/18Had 25+ Assists ______________________________ 25, vs. E. Michigan, 2/21/18Had 30+ Assists _______________________________ 31, vs. E. Michigan, 3/4/97Had Less Than Five Turnovers_____________________ 3, vs. Charlotte, 3/30/11Had 25+ Turnovers _______________________________ 25, at Buffalo, 1/20/18Had 30+ Turnovers ________________________________ 30, vs. Yale, 11/27/09Forced 25+ Turnovers ________________________26, vs. Cleveland St., 12/9/17Forced 30+ Turnovers ___________________30, vs. Saint Francis (Pa.), 11/10/17Forced 35+ Turnovers _________________________35, vs. W. Michigan, 2/16/11Had 15+ Steals _____________________________________ 15, vs. Akron, 1/3/18Had 20+ Steals ________________________________ 22, vs. Radford, 11/25/00Had 25+ Steals ___________________________________26, vs. Akron, 12/8/79Blocked 10+ Shots ____________________________ 11, at E. Michigan, 2/21/12Scored 50 Points or Less ________________________49, vs. Creighton, 3/17/17Scored 40 Points or Less_____________________ 39, at Notre Dame, 11/18/15Scored 50 or Fewer Points & Won ____________48-38, vs. E. Michigan, 3/3/13Beat Ranked Team _____________________ 68-65, vs. No. 20 Dayton, 12/9/09Beat Ranked Team on Road ____________ 65-53, vs. No. 24 Ole Miss, 3/16/96Kept Every Player on Team Out of Double Figures ______ 65-37, vs. Akron, 3/6/17Had All Five Starters Score in Double Figures ________at E. Michigan, 2/21/15Had Five Players Score in Double Figures___________ vs. C. Michigan, 1/28/17Had At Least Six Players Score in Double Figures ___6, vs. Valparaiso, 12/6/13Had No Players Score in Double Figures _________ 45-51, vs. Ball St., 12/31/16Had Two Players with 20+ Points in Game _J.A. Bravo-Harriott (26) & K. McIntyre (24), vs. EMU, 2/21/18Had Two Players with 10+ Rebounds ________ K. McIntyre (12) & M. Boyd (11), vs. WMU, 2/17/18Had Two Players with Double-Doubles _____ K. McIntyre (12&10) & M. Santucci (11&10), at Miami, 2/7/18Overcame 10-Point+ Halftime Deficit to Win _____ 17 (19-36), at Ohio, 1/26/14Overcame 15-Point+ Halftime Deficit to Win _____ 17 (19-36), at Ohio, 1/26/14Overcame 20-Point+ Halftime Deficit to Win __25 (15-38), vs. Kent St., 3/10/01

THE LAST TIME TOLEDO PLAYER …THE LAST TIME TOLEDO PLAYER …Scored 20+ Points ______________________ 24, K. McIntyre, at Maine, 11/10/18Scored 30+ Points ______________________ 30, K. McIntyre, vs. Buffalo, 2/3/18Scored 40+ Points ___________________________ 40, N. Shafir, vs. USC, 4/2/11Attempted 20+ Field Goals ______________ 20, K. McIntyre, at Maine, 11/10/18Attempted 25+ Field Goals ____________ 25, K. Knuth, vs. C. Michigan, 2/26/99

THE LAST TIME TOLEDO PLAYER (CONT.) …THE LAST TIME TOLEDO PLAYER (CONT.) …Made 10+ Field Goals ____________________ 11, K. McIntyre, at Maine, 11/10/18Made 15+ Field Goals _______________________ 15, L. Harris, at Akron, 2/17/93Recorded Double-Double __K. McIntrye (16 pts. & 10 rebs.), at Michigan St., 3/19/18Recorded Triple-Double _____ B. Harris (16 pts., 11 rebs. & 11 asts.), vs. Wright St., 3/20/15 Had 10+ Assists ________________________ 11, B. Harris, vs. Wright St., 3/20/15Had 15+ Assists ___________________________ 15, D. Drew, vs. Detroit, 12/3/90Had 5+ Blocks _____________________ 6, K. McIntyre, vs. W. Kentucky, 12/17/17Had 8+ Blocks ____________________8, Y. Richardson, at W. Michigan, 1/20/10Had 5+ Steals _________________________ 5, M. Boyd, vs. E. Michigan, 2/21/18Had 10+ Steals ________________________ 10, K. Knuth, vs. St. John’s, 11/29/97Had 15+ Rebounds ________________________ 15, M. Boyd, at Ball St., 2/24/18Had 20+ Rebounds ____________________ 21, I. Zanogeura, vs. Idaho, 12/13/14Made 10+ Free Throws _______________________12, M. Boyd, at Ohio, 12/31/17Made 15+ Free Throws _________________15, I. Zanoguera, vs. Buffalo, 1/21/15Attempted 10+ Free Throws _________________ 10, M. Boyd, at Ball St., 2/24/18Attempted 15+ Free Throws ______________15, J. Monakana, vs. Buffalo, 2/1/17Attempted 20+ Free Throws ___________ 20, M. Blessing, vs. Marshall, 3/12/03Shot 100% From Charity Stripe (min. 10) ____ J. Monakana, 14-of-14, at W. Michigan, 2/3/16Made 5+ Three-Pointers ________ 5, J.A. Bravo-Harriott, vs. E. Michigan, 2/21/18Made 8+ Three-Pointers ______8, J.A. Bravo-Harriott, at Bowling Green, 1/27/18Attempted 10+ Three-Pointers ___14, J.A. Bravo-Harriott, at Bowling Green, 1/27/18Attempted 15+ Three-Pointers _____15, L. LeGault, vs. Bowling Green, 1/22/92Recorded Four-Point Play _____________ A. Capotosto, vs. E. Michigan, 3/11/15Had 10+ Offensive Rebounds __________ 10, S. Reecher, vs. E. Michigan, 3/11/15Had 10+ Defensive Rebounds _______________ 11, M. Boyd, at Ball St., 2/24/18Had 20+ Points & 20+ Rebounds ____I. Zanogeura (20&21), vs. Idaho, 12/13/14Had Double-Double in Consecutive Games ____ K. McIntyre vs. WSU (14&11) & MSU (16&10) (2017-18)Shot 100% From Floor (min. 8) ____M. Goodall, 8-of-8, at C. Michigan, 2/24/10Played All 40 Minutes in Regulation ________ B. Harris, vs. C. Michigan, 3/2/16Played Over 40 Minutes ________________ 43, M. Santucci, vs. Kent St., 3/5/18 40, M. Boyd, vs. Kent St., 3/5/18Played Over 50 Minutes _____________________ 52, T. Kahle, at Xavier, 12/9/01Fouled Out _________________________ J.A. Bravo-Harriott, vs. Kent St., 3/5/18

THE LAST TIME TOLEDO OPPONENT …THE LAST TIME TOLEDO OPPONENT …Scored 100+ Points __________________________________ 102, Akron, 1/14/15Scored 100+ Points in Toledo _________________________ 102, Akron, 1/14/15Made 35+ Field Goals ____________________________ 35, C. Michigan, 2/10/18Made 10+ Three-Pointers _____________________________ 13, Maine, 11/10/18Did Not Make Three-Pointer _______________________ 0-of-13, Ball St., 3/6/13Attempted 25+ Three-Point Field Goals ________________ 36, Maine, 11/10/18Had 50+ Rebounds ______________________________ 50, C. Michigan, 2/10/18Had 20+ Rebounding Margin _________________30 (57-27), Louisville, 11/15/17Had 25+ Rebounding Margin _________________30 (57-27), Louisville, 11/15/17Attempted 30+ Free Throws ________________________ 31, N. Illinois, 2/28/18Attempted 35+ Free Throws _________________________ 38, Kent St., 1/24/18Made 25+ Free Throws _____________________________26, N. Illinois, 2/28/18Made 30+ Free Throws ______________________________ 30, Kent St., 1/24/18Had 10+ Blocks ____________________________________ 10, Memphis, 1/4/08Had 18+ Steals _________________________________ 18, Marquette, 12/15/12Had 20+ Assists ______________________________________ 21, Ball St., 3/4/17Had 25+ Assists ________________________________25, Notre Dame, 12/18/16Scored 50 Points or Less ___________________ 39, at St. Bonaventure, 12/4/17Scored 40 Points or Less___________________ 39, at St. Bonaventure, 12/4/17

THE LAST TIME TOLEDO OPPONENT’S PLAYER …THE LAST TIME TOLEDO OPPONENT’S PLAYER …Scored 40+ Points _______________________ 40, T. James, E. Michigan, 3/2/10Scored 30+ Points ________________________38, C. Woods, N. Illinois, 2/28/18Attempted 20+ Field Goals ___________________ 21, B. Millan, Maine, 11/10/18Attempted 25+ Field Goals _________________ 25, L. Dickerson, Miami, 2/7/18Made 10+ Field Goals _____________________ 11, C. Woods, N. Illinois, 2/28/18Made Five+ Three-Pointers__________________ 5, P. Rossignol, Maine, 11/10/18Made Eight+ Three-Pointers ______________________10, K. Black, Ohio, 2/13/16Attempted 10+ Three-Pointers ________________ 10, B. Millan, Maine, 11/10/18Made 10+ Free Throws ____________________ 11, C. Woods, N. Illinois, 2/28/18Had 15+ Rebounds _______________________ 16, A. Lehman, N. Illinois, 3/1/17Had 10+ Assists ______________________________ 10, S. Reid, Buffalo, 1/20/18Had Five+ Blocks ___________________ 5, C. Zezza, Saint Francis (Pa.), 11/10/17Had Five+ Steals ____________________________ 7, C. Dillard, Buffalo, 1/20/18



2018-19 TOLEDO BasketballToledo Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 10, 2018)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg15 McIntyre,Kaayla 1-1 25 25.0 11-20 . 5 5 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 2-3 . 6 6 7 3 4 7 7.0 2 0 0 2 0 0 24 24.023 Beacham,Tanaya 1-0 13 13.0 3-5 . 6 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 3-4 . 7 5 0 1 3 4 4.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 9.005 St-Fort,Sarah 1-1 23 23.0 3-5 . 6 0 0 0-1 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 2 6 8 8.0 1 0 0 0 0 1 6 6.002 Boyd,Mikaela 1-1 31 31.0 2-8 . 2 5 0 0-1 . 0 0 0 1-4 . 2 5 0 5 1 6 6.0 2 0 2 0 0 0 5 5.033 Black,Nakiah 1-0 17 17.0 1-4 . 2 5 0 1-2 . 5 0 0 2-2 1.000 0 0 0 0.0 3 0 0 1 0 1 5 5.001 Rokkanen,Sara 1-1 28 28.0 2-6 . 3 3 3 1-3 . 3 3 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 1 1 1.0 0 0 2 2 0 0 5 5.014 Carlsten-Handberg,Ty 1-0 1 1.0 1-2 . 5 0 0 1-2 . 5 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3.003 Santucci,Mariella 1-1 27 27.0 1-8 . 1 2 5 0-3 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 1 3 4 4.0 3 0 3 3 0 1 2 2.012 Davis,Tatyana 1-0 21 21.0 0-1 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 1 2 3 3.0 1 0 2 5 0 0 0 0.025 Johnson,Jaela 1-0 9 9.0 0-1 . 0 0 0 0-1 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0.010 Tshitenge,Merveilles 1-0 1 1.0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.013 Copeland,Mariah 1-0 2 2.0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.021 Fortner,Sophia 1-0 2 2.0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.0

Team 2 4 6Total.......... 1 200 24-60 . 4 0 0 3-13 . 2 3 1 8-13 . 6 1 5 15 24 39 39.0 12 0 13 14 0 4 59 59.0Opponents...... 1 200 28-64 . 4 3 8 13-36 . 3 6 1 4-7 . 5 7 1 13 23 36 36.0 16 - 16 13 4 7 73 73.0

TEAM STATISTICS TOLEDO OPPSCORING 59 73 Points per game 59.0 73.0 Scoring margin -14.0 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 24-60 28-64 Field goal pct . 4 0 0 . 4 3 83 POINT FG-ATT 3-13 13-36 3-point FG pct . 2 3 1 . 3 6 1 3-pt FG made per game 3.0 13.0FREE THROWS-ATT 8-13 4-7 Free throw pct . 6 1 5 . 5 7 1 F-Throws made per game 8.0 4.0REBOUNDS 39 36 Rebounds per game 39.0 36.0 Rebounding margin +3.0 -ASSISTS 13 16 Assists per game 13.0 16.0TURNOVERS 14 13 Turnovers per game 14.0 13.0 Turnover margin -1.0 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.9 1.2STEALS 4 7 Steals per game 4.0 7.0BLOCKS 0 4 Blocks per game 0.0 4.0ATTENDANCE 0 1578 Home games-Avg/Game 0-0 1-1578 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0

Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalsToledo 13 15 13 18 59Opponents 18 25 17 13 73

Date Opponent Score Att.11/10/18 at Maine L 59-73 1578

* - Conference game

2018-19 TOLEDO INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS2018-19 TOLEDO INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS



2018-19 RADIO & TV ROSTER2018-19 RADIO & TV ROSTER

SARA ROKKANENSARA ROKKANENJr. • 5-10 • G

Helsinki, Finland

11MIKAELA BOYD (C)MIKAELA BOYD (C)

Sr. • 5-7 • GHillside, Ill.

22MARIELLA SANTUCCIMARIELLA SANTUCCI

Jr. • 5-6 • GBologna, Italy

33SARAH ST-FORT (C)SARAH ST-FORT (C)

Sr. • 5-9 • FMontreal, Que.

55MAE TSHITENGEMAE TSHITENGE

Sr. • 5-10 • FNuechatel, Switzerland

1010

TATYANA DAVISTATYANA DAVISSo. • 5-9 • GMadison, Ga.

1212MARIAH COPELANDMARIAH COPELAND

So. • 5-9 • GToledo, Ohio

1313TYRA CARLSTEN-HANDBERGTYRA CARLSTEN-HANDBERG

So. • 6-4 • FStockholm, Sweden

1414KAAYLA McINTYRE (C)KAAYLA McINTYRE (C)

Sr. • 6-2 • CToledo, Ohio

1515

LEXI LANCELEXI LANCEFr. • 6-1 • F

Wadsworth, Ohio

3131NAKIAH BLACK (C)NAKIAH BLACK (C)

So. • 5-10 • GConcord, N.C.

3333

TRICIA CULLOPTRICIA CULLOPHead Coach11th Season

LaNITRA PERRYLaNITRA PERRYAssociate Head Coach

5th Season

TIFFANY SWOFFARDTIFFANY SWOFFARDAssistant Coach

4th Season

DANIELLE PAGEDANIELLE PAGEAssistant Coach

1st Season

LAUREN FLAUMLAUREN FLAUMDirector of Operations

6th Season

SOPHIA FORTNERSOPHIA FORTNERFr. • 5-5 • G

Wadsworth, Ohio

2121

JAELA JOHNSONJAELA JOHNSONFr. • 5-5 • G

Louisville, Ky.

2525TANAYA BEACHAMTANAYA BEACHAM

So. • 6-1 • FYoungstown, Ohio

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