RADIO/TV CALL CHART

KATI HARTY

5-6 Sr. Guard Ashwaubenon, Wis.

STACI BECKEL

6-1 So. Forward Waseca, Minn.

CELESTE HOEWISCH

5-7 So. Guard Hortonville, Wis.

LAVESA GLOVER

6-3 Sr. Center Miami, Fla.

HANNAH QUILLING

10

5-7 Fr. Guard Eau Claire, Wis.

LORY SHAW

11

6-2 Fr. Center Gurnee, Ill.

ELICIA DERUSHA

21

5-10 Fr. Guard Engadine, Mich.

HEATHER GOLDEN

24

5-11 So. Guard De Pere, Wis.

ERIN TEMPLIN

25

6-1 Sr. Forward Richland Center, Wis.

RACHEL PORATH

30

5-10 Sr. Guard Luxemburg, Wis.

CHELSEA LYONS

31

5-9 So. Guard Coon Rapids, Minn.

JULIE WOJTA

32

6-0 Fr. Forward Mishicot, Wis.

MORGAN FAASE

33

6-3 So. Center Green Bay, Wis.

KAYLA TETSCHLAG

42

6-0 So. Forward Sheboygan, Wis.

MATT BOLLANT
Head Coach Second Year

Pronunciation Guide
Matt Bollant: BOW-lahnt Elicia Derusha: duh-rush-EE Morgan Faase: FAHS Lavesa Glover: luh-VESS-uh Celeste Hoewisch: HAY-wish Kayla Tetschlag: tet-SHLAHG Julie Wojta: WHITE-uh

MIKE DIVILBISS

Assistant Coach First Year

AMANDA LEONHARD
Assistant Coach First Year

SARAH BRONK

Assistant Coach Second Year

KARI FLUNKER

Director of Operations First Year

NCAA OPPONENT CAPSULES

#3 LOUISVILLE CARDINALS 29-4
Previous games vs. Green Bay: Nov. 30, 1991 at Orono, Maine - Louisville, 68-62 Louisville NCAA Tournament History: The Cardinals make their 13th appearance in the NCAA tournament and fifth straight trip after earning an at large bid from the Big East. Their best finish in the national tournament was a Sweet 16 appearance in last years tournament. Their No. 3 seed is the best in program history, besting last years No. 4 seed. Quick Facts: The Cardinals finished second in the Big East and were the Big East Tournament runners up after dropping a 75-36 decision to Connecticut in the title game. This season, Louisville has a program-record 29 wins and tallied a team-best 14 wins in Big East play. Leading the Cardinals are seniors Angel McCoughtry and Candyce Bingham; McCoughtry leads the NCAA with 23.5 points per game while Bingham is second on the team in scoring with 12.3 points per game. In NCAA statistics, Louisville is 14th in the nation in scoring margin (+14.5 ppg) and 16th in the country in steals per game (11.2 spg). Jeff Walz is in his second season at the helm of the Cards, where he boasts a 55-14 record.
FGM-FGA PCT 850-1958 .434 731-1597 .458 3FM-3PA PCT 141-419 .337 198-519 .382 FT-FTA PCT 554-756 .733 456-658 .693 REB 1340 976 AVG 40.6 30.5 PF 616 532 A 431 470 TO BLK ST 606 107 369 513 69 392 PTS 2395 2116 AVG 72.6 66.1

Season Stats Green Bay

#6 LSU TIGERS 18-10

Previous games vs. Green Bay: March 24, 2003 at Eugene, Ore. - LSU, 80-69 LSU NCAA Tournament History: This is the 19th appearance in the NCAA Tournament for LSU and 11th consecutive trip. Heading into this season, LSU has participated in the last five straight NCAA Final Fours, becoming only the second team in NCAA history to accomplish the feat. LSU was the No. 1 seed in the West Region in 2003 when the Tigers knocked off No. 8 seed Green Bay in the only previous matchup between the two schools in any sport. Quick Facts: Basketball Hall of Fame coach Van Chancellor is in his second season at LSU, where he owns a 49-16 record. Pacing the Tigers is Allison Hightower, who is averaging 14.3 points per game. LaSondra Barrett is also averaging double figures with 11.5 points per game to go with a team-best 5.7 rebounds per game. Nationally, LSU is sixth in the country in scoring defense after leading the country the last two seasons in the statistical category. This season, the Tigers are giving up just 53.0 points per game.
FGM-FGA PCT 653-1562 .418 731-1597 .458 3FM-3PA PCT 58-201 .289 198-519 .382 FT-FTA PCT 309-465 .665 456-658 .693 REB 1041 976 AVG 37.2 30.5 PF 422 532 A 375 470 TO BLK ST 401 133 236 513 69 392 PTS 1673 2116 AVG 59.8 66.1

Season Stats Green Bay

#14 LIBERTY FLAMES 24-8

Previous games vs. Green Bay: Possible first meeting Liberty NCAA Tournament History: 2009 marks the 12th appearance for Liberty in the national tournament, as the team has missed just one NCAA tournament (2007) since the 1996-97 campaign. Quick Facts: Big South automatic qualifier Liberty is led by the tandem of Megan Frazee and Moirah Frazee, who are combining for 30.4 of Libertys 63.3 points per game. Megan boasts a team-high 20.3 ppg to go with 10.0 rebounds per game to lead the Flames. Liberty has won 21 of their last 22 contests, recovering from a regular season finale setback to High Point March 9. Carey Green is in his 10th season as the head coach for the Flames, where his teams have averaged more than 23 victories per year during his tenure.

Season Stats Green Bay

FGM-FGA PCT 764-1666 .459 731-1597 .458

3FM-3PA PCT 110-325 .338 198-519 .382

FT-FTA PCT 388-564 .688 456-658 .693

REB 1325 976

AVG 41.4 30.5

PF 504 532

A 424 470

TO BLK ST 638 101 250 513 69 392

PTS 2026 2116

AVG 63.3 66.1

Womens Basketball Contact: Sheila Blackman blackmas@uwgb.edu (920) 465-5759 - ofce (920) 819-5029 - cell uwgbathletics.cstv.com

PHOENIX GAME DAY

NCAA TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND - RALEIGH REGION #11 Green Bay (29-3) vs. #6 LSU (18-10)
Sunday, March 22 6 p.m. CT Pete Maravich Assembly Center Baton Rouge, La.
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2008-09 SCHEDULE
Opponent Time/Result W, 68-45 W, 63-61 W, 66-48 W, 64-53 W, 66-41 W, 80-56 W, 76-49 L, 47-59 L, 49-60 W, 68-56 L, 68-76 W, 47-36 W, 65-49 W, 62-42 W, 70-39 W, 74-54 W, 62-51 W, 58-53 W, 76-45 W, 79-42 W, 69-54 W, 62-51 W, 59-44 W, 73-52 W, 88-44 W, 68-60 W, 69-64 W, 66-56 Nov. 14 at Florida International Nov. 16 at Miami (Fla.) Nov. 19 Chicago State Nov. 22 Drake Nov. 25 North Dakota Dec. 3 Dec. 6 Missouri State at Northern Iowa

Phoenix Flashes
Green Bay makes its 10th appearance in the NCAA tournament Sunday when it faces LSU in

Dec. 10 Wisconsin Dec. 13 Illinois State Dec. 20 at Marquette Dec. 29 at DePaul Jan. 4 Jan. 8 Jan. 10 Jan. 15 Jan. 17 Jan. 22 Jan. 24 Jan. 29 Jan. 31 Feb. 5 Feb. 7 Feb. 12 Feb. 14 Feb. 19 Feb. 21 Feb. 26 Feb. 28 at Milwaukee* at Cleveland State* at Youngstown State* Wright State* at Loyola* at UIC* Butler* Valparaiso* Youngstown State* Cleveland State* at Wright State* at Detroit* UIC* Loyola* at Valparaiso* at Butler*

the Raleigh Region The Phoenix was one of just four teams in the nation to go unbeaten in league play and became the first Horizon League team to post an 18-0 regular season record Green Bay remains No. 1 in the nation in scoring defense (50.2 ppg) for the fifth straight week The Phoenix is tied for second in the nation with its current 21-game winning streak Green Bay is 2-9 all-time in the NCAA tournament

Detroit* (Resch Center) W, 62-43

Next Up
The winner of tonights contest will play the winner of Louisville/Liberty Tuesday, March 24.

PROBABLE GREEN BAY STARTING LINEUP

Pos. G G G F C No. 1 4 30 25 5 Name Kati Harty Celeste Hoewisch Rachel Porath Erin Templin Lavesa Glover Ht. 5-6 5-7 5-10 6-1 6-3 Yr. Sr. So. Sr. Sr. Sr. Hometown Green Bay, Wis. Hortonville, Wis. Luxemburg, Wis. Richland Center, Wis. Miami, Fla. 2008-09 stats 9.3 ppg, 2.1 rpg 10.4 ppg, 3.2 rpg 10.5 ppg, 3.9 rpg 7.7 ppg, 5.6 rpg 11.1 ppg, 4.1 rpg

GREEN BAY vs. LSU

Series: LSU leads, 1-0 At Baton Rouge: 0-0 NCAA Tournament: 0-1
This is the 19th appearance in the NCAA Tournament for LSU and 11th consecutive trip. LSU has participated in the last five straight NCAA Final Fours, becoming only the second team in NCAA history to accomplish the feat. Basketball Hall of Fame coach Van Chancellor is in his second season at LSU, where he owns a 49-16 record. Pacing the Tigers is Allison Hightower, who is averaging 14.3 points per game. LaSondra Barrett is also averaging double figures with 11.5 points per game to go with a team-best 5.7 rebounds per game. Nationally, LSU is sixth in the country in scoring defense after leading the country the last two seasons in the statistical category. This season, the Tigers are giving up just 53.0 points per game.
Tale of the tape record ppg opp ppg fg% opp fg% 3pt fg% opp 3pt% ft% opp ft% rebs. asts. tos. stls. blks. fouls GB 29-3 66.1 50.2 .458 .385 .382 .276 .693 .655 30.5 14.7 16.0 12.3 2.2 16.6 LSU 18-10 59.8 53.0 .418 .356 .289 .297 .665 .656 37.2 13.4 14.3 8.4 4.8 15.1

March 7 Milwaukee*

Speedway Horizon League Championship March 11 Detroit March 13 Wright State March 15 Milwaukee 2009 NCAA Tournament March 22 at LSU
All times Central and are subject to change * Horizon League game Home games in Bold

W, 60-46 W, 67-36 W, 65-41

6 p.m.

Green Bay Womens Basketball Notes

Scouting Green Bay
On March 17, senior guard Rachel Porath was named a WBCA All-Region VI performer, becoming Green Bays third in five seasons to earn the prestegious honor. A first-team all-Horizon League performer this year, Porath has missed just one start in her collegiate career, making the most starts in team Division I history. For her career, Porath could move into the top 10 in all three shooting categories in team history, becoming the first player ever to do so. Joining Porath on the leagues first team is senior Lavesa Glover. Glover is the team leader in scoring (11.2 ppg) as the primary post player. A high percentage shooter, the 6-foot-3 center has demonstrated some nimble moves inside while exhibiting a good shooting touch on outside shots. Glover has more field goal and free throw attempts than anyone on the team and is second in rebounding. Senior Kati Harty, the Horizon League Tournament MVP, is in her second season as the starting point guard for the Phoenix. Quick with a knack for cutting off passing lanes, Harty is second on the team and ranked nationally in steals. Offensively, she leads the team in assists and has improved upon her career averages in field goal and three-point field goal percentages this season. Rounding out the senior quartet is forward Erin Templin. A multi-faceted player, Templin displays uncanny toughness, often taking charges and fighting for loose balls. She leads the team in rebounding and is fourth in minutes played as one of the teams most versatile players. Completing the starting five is sophomore Celeste Hoewisch, a first-year starter and second-team all-Horizon League performer. Hoewisch is a fiesty defender whos not afraid to hit the floor. She has also displayed aggressiveness on the offensive end, too. The top scoring reserve a season ago, she has scored in double figures 21 times this season and was the teams top scorer during league play. Providing starter-quality support off the bench are sophomores Kayla Tetschlag and Heather Golden. Tetschlag, who was named the leagues Sixth Player of the Year this season, has shown the versatility to play both inside and outside and is second on the team in field goal percentage. Golden gives Green Bay some scoring punch as one of the teams best shooters. Joining the second-year players as key contributors are first-year players Hannah Quilling and Julie Wojta. Quilling, a true freshman, primarily backs up Kati Harty at point guard while Wojta, who redshirted last year, has seen action in 21 games.

GREEN BAY QUICK FACTS

Location: Enrollment: Founded: Nickname: Colors: Arena: Capacity: Conference: Affiliation: Interim Chancellor: Green Bay, Wis. 5,889 1965 Phoenix Green, White and Red Kress Center 4,018 Horizon League NCAA Division I

Dr. David J. Ward (Wisconsin, 1965) Athletics Director: Ken Bothof (Buena Vista, 1980) SWA: Jeanne Stangel (UW-Green Bay, 1987) Athletics Phone: (920) 465-2145 Ticket Office Phone: (920) 465-2625 Website www.uwgbathletics.com Head Coach: Matt Bollant Alma Mater: Winona State, 1994 Career Record (Years): 189-47 (7) Record at Green Bay (Years): 55-9 (2) Assistant Coach: Mike Divilbiss Alma Mater: Winona State, 1981 Assistant Coach: Amanda Leonhard Alma Mater: UW-Green Bay, 2003 Assistant Coach: Sarah Bronk Alma Mater: St. Thomas (Minn.), 1999 Director of Operations: Kari Flunker Athletic Trainer: Emily Johnson 2008-09 Record: 29-3, 18-0 League 2007-08 Record: 26-6, 17-1 League 2007-08 Postseason: Lost to Drake, 65-56, WNIT First Round Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Newcomers: 4 First Season of Basketball: 1973-74 All-Time Record: 727-297 Overall NCAA Division I Record: 489-172 (since 1987-88) Overall Horizon League Record: 206-30 (since 1994-95)

2008-09 ROSTER
No. 1 3 4 5 10 11 21 24 25 30 31 32 33 42 Name Kati Harty Staci Beckel Celeste Hoewisch Lavesa Glover Hannah Quilling Lory Shaw Elicia Derusha Heather Golden Erin Templin Rachel Porath Chelsea Lyons Julie Wojta Morgan Faase Kayla Tetschlag Stephanie Sension* Ht. 5-6 6-0 5-7 6-3 5-7 6-2 5-10 5-11 6-1 5-10 5-9 6-0 6-3 6-0 6-3 Yr. Sr. So. So. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Sr. Sr. So. Fr. So. So. Fr. Pos. G F G C G C G G F F G G/F C G/F F Hometown/High School Ashwaubenon, Wis./Ashwaubenon Waseca, Minn./Waseca Hortonville, Wis./Hortonville Miami, Fla./Dade Christian Eau Claire, Wis./North Gurnee Ill./Warren Township Engadine, Mich./Engadine De Pere, Wis./De Pere Richland Center, Wis./Richland Center Luxemburg, Wis./Luxemburg-Casco Coon Rapids, Minn./Coon Rapids Mishicot, Wis./Mishicot Green Bay, Wis./Notre Dame Academy Sheboygan, Wis./North Hopkins, Minn./Hopkins

*2008-09 redshirt

Head Coach: Matt Bollant Assistant Coaches: Mike Divilbiss, Amanda Leonhard, Sarah Bronk Director of Operations: Kari Flunker PRONUNCIATIONS Matt Bollant (BOW-lent) Morgan Faase (FAHS) Celeste Hoewisch (HAY-wish)

Elicia Derusha (duh-rush-EE) Lavesa Glover (luh-VESS-uh) Kayla Tetschlag (tet-SHLAHG)

Julie Wojta (WHITE-uh)

Green Bay Womens Basketball Notes

GREEN BAY WHEN THEN
When Green Bay... Wins the tip Has a +1.0 a/to ratio Outrebounds opponent Has more assists than opp. Has fewer turnovers than opp. Out-steals opponents Has more blocks than opp. Then: GB is 15-0 Then: GB is 16-1 Then: GB is 12-0 Then: GB is 24-0 Then: GB is 27-3 Then: GB is 23-3 Then: GB is 7-0

Green Bay womens basketball has a very impressive string of consecutive winning seasons 32 to be exact. So lets look back, in a pop culture kind of way, at how Green Bays success has stayed constant, while Americas music tastes have vastly changed... BOOMBASTIC (Shaggy, 1995)
Looking back: The Green Bay womens basketball team left no doubt as to who would take the automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament for the Horizon League Sunday afternoon, as the Phoenix utilized a key 12-0 run in the first half to cruise to a 65-41 win over instate rival Milwaukee in the championship game of the 2009 Speedway Horizon League Womens Basketball Championship. Senior point guard Kati Harty led the Phoenix with 12 points and earned tournament MVP accolades. Kayla Tetschlag came off the bench to tally 12 points while Glover and Celeste Hoewisch added nine points.

When Green Bay shoots better than... 45% from the floor Then: GB is 18-1 45% from 3-pt. range Then: GB is 13-1 70% from the free throw line Then: GB is 15-1 When Green Bays opponent shoots worse than... 40% from the floor Then: GB is 18-0 40% from 3-pt. range Then: GB is 23-1 70% from the free throw line Then: GB is 18-1 When Green Bay scores... <60 points 60-69 points 70-79 points >79 points

LIKE A PRAYER (Madonna, 1989)

Senior point guard Kati Harty, who did not earn any postseason honors prior to the championship, led the Phoenix with 12 points and earned tournament MVP accolades. Joining Harty on the 2009 Speedway Horizon League Womens Basketball Championship all-tournament team were teammates and fellow Lavesa Glover and Rachel Porath along with Milwaukees Traci Edwards and Ashley Imperiale.

Then: GB is 3-2 Then: GB is 18-1 Then: GB is 6-0 Then: GB is 2-0

IN THE AIR TONIGHT (Phil Collins, 1981)

With a win Sunday evening: Green Bay will post its third NCAA tournament victory in 10 trips to the Big Dance. Green Bay extends its winning streak to 22 games, its second-longest in team history and alone as second-best in the nation. The Phoenix would post its first road win in NCAA tournament in seven tries. Green Bay would improve to 2-5 all-time against the SEC. Green Bays last contest against the conference resulted in a 64-56 win over then-first year head coach Nell Fortner and Auburn in 2004. Green Bays senior class of Kati Harty, Lavesa Glover, Rachel Porath and Erin Templin would be the winningest senior class in team history with 107 wins.

When Green Bays opponent scores... <60 points Then: GB is 26-1 60-69 points Then: GB is 3-1 70-79 points Then: GB is 0-1 >79 points Then: GB is 0-0 When the high scorer is... (including ties) Lavesa Glover Then: GB is 7-0 Heather Golden Then: GB is 3-0 Kati Harty Then: GB is 7-1 Celeste Hoewisch Then: GB is 5-1 Rachel Porath Then: GB is 7-1 Erin Templin Then: GB is 1-0 Kayla Tetschlag Then: GB is 4-0 When the high rebounder is... (including ties) Lavesa Glover Then: GB is 7-1 Celeste Hoewisch Then: GB is 4-0 Rachel Porath Then: GB is 7-0 Erin Templin Then: GB is 12-2 Kayla Tetschlag Then: GB is 3-0 When the high assister is... (including ties) Lavesa Glover Then: GB is 1-0 Kati Harty Then: GB is 20-2 Celeste Hoewisch Then: GB is 9-0 Rachel Porath Then: GB is 5-1 Hannah Quilling Then: GB is 1-0 Erin Templin Then: GB is 6-0 Kayla Tetschlag Then: GB is 1-0 When Green Bay starts... Harty, Hoewisch, Glover Porath, Templin Harty, Hoewisch, Glover Porath, Tetschlag

MACARENA (Los Del Rio, 1996)

Just as this was the dance craze years back, the Phoenix continues its march in March with its return to the Big Dance. The Phoenix has advanced to the NCAA Tournament nine times in the past 12 seasons and has made 10 trips overall. The Phoenix boasts a 2-9 record at the national tournament, notching wins in 2003 and 2007. This years contest with LSU marks the seventh time the Phoenix will face a first round opponent on their home court (Stanford, 1994; Illinois, 1998; UCLA, 1999; Old Dominion, 2000; Texas, 2002; Maryland, 2005). Green Bays No. 11 seed is fourth-best in program history. The Phoenix was a No. 8 seed in 2003, a No. 9 seed in 2007 and a No. 10 seed in 2005. Green Bay will travel just over 1,100 miles as the crow flies to participate in the first round of the 2009 NCAA Tournament.

ABOUT THAT PHOENIX

References to the Green Bay Athletics mascot or its teams should be singular in printed material. An example of correct usage: The Phoenix is on a winning streak. During the 1970 campus-wide poll which resulted in the selection of Phoenix as the University mascot, supporters suggested that the use of a collective singular nickname would emphasize the unity of the teams, University and community.

Then: GB is 27-3 Then: GB is 2-0

Green Bay Womens Basketball Notes

BEAT IT (Michael Jackson, 1983)
The 2008-09 Phoenix became just the third team in school Unbeaten teams in conference play, history to finish a league season unbeaten with its 66-56 win 2008-09 over instate rival Milwaukee March 7. The 2006-07 squad Green Bay (Horizon) 18-0 was 16-0 before winning the conference tournament and ad- Sacred Heart (Northeast) 18-0 vancing to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The Boston University (America East) 16-0 16-0 1991-92 squad was 12-0 in the North Star Conference and Connecticut (Big East) played in the WNIT. Of note, only four other teams in the country were able to run the table on their conference foes during the regular season.

HORIZON LEAGUE
(through March 17) THIS WEEK IN THE LEAGUE School HL Overall 1. Green Bay 18-0 29-3 2. Butler 14-4 19-11 3. Cleveland State 12-6 19-13 4. Valparaiso 10-8 16-14 Wright State 10-8 15-16 6. UIC 8-10 14-16 7. Milwaukee 7-11 15-18 Detroit 7-11 12-19 9. Loyola 3-15 8-21 10. Youngstown State 1-17 3-27 2009 NCAA Tournament 3/22 #6 LSU vs. #11 Green Bay Baton Rouge, La. 2009 WNIT 3/19 Butler at Duquesne Pittsburgh, Pa. GREEN BAY IN THE LEAGUE Team Scoring Offense 1st 66.1 ppg Scoring Defense 1st 50.2 ppg Scoring Margin 1st +15.9 ppg Free Throw Pct. 5th .693 Field Goal Pct. 1st .458 Field Goal Pct. Def. 1st .385 3-Point Pct. 1st .382 3-Point Pct. Def. 1st .276 Rebounding Off. 10th 30.5 Rebounding Def. 2nd 32.2 Blocked Shots 7th 2.2 bpg Assists 3rd 14.7 apg Steals 1st 12.3 spg Turnover Margin 1st +7.2 Assist/Turnover 1st 0.9 3-Point FG Made 2nd 6.2 pg Individual Kati Harty Second in assist/turnover (1.4) Second in 3-pt. FG pct. (.430) Third in assists (4.1 apg) Fifth in steals (2.4) Celeste Hoewisch Fourth in steals (2.5) Rachel Porath Tied for second in field goal pct. (.552) First in 3-pt. FG pct. (.453) Tied for third in assist/turnover (1.3) Tied for fifth in 3-pt. FG made (1.7)

HOTEL CALIFORNIA (The Eagles, 1977)

Few teams have had the success Green Bay has had away from Titletown this campaign. Green Bay is 13-1 on the road this season, the lone loss coming against DePaul Dec. 29. That was Green Bays last setback of the season, resulting in a nine-game winning streak on the road heading into Sundays game at LSU. The teams 13 road victories this year is also a program best, better than its 12 wins away from home during the 2006-07 campaign.

ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL (Pink Floyd, 1980)

The Phoenix extended the longest current streak in the nation of consecutive regular season conference titles with a win over Loyola Feb. 21. Green Bay has won at least a share of the Horizon League 11 straight seasons, putting it just ahead of Chattanooga, which won its 10th straight Southern Conference title this season.

JOYRIDE (Roxette, 1991)

Green Bay is in the midst of a 21-game winning streak, the secondlongest in team history and tied for second-best active streak in the country. The Phoenix has outscored its opponents by an average of 19.3 points per game during the streak. Interestingly, Green Bays longest streak in team history of 26 victories in 2006-07 had a similar start as the teams current run: both teams began their winning streaks following losses to DePaul.

GBs Longest Win Streaks 26 games (2006-07) 21 games (current) 17 games (1983-84) 16 games (2004-05) 15 games (1998-99) 14 games (2001-02)

DESIRE (U2, 1988)

Green Bay is in its fifth week as the No. 1 scoring defense in the nation (50.2 ppg allowed). With its win over Milwaukee March 15, the Phoenix reset a team record by holding opponents under 50 points 16 times this season. In statistics released by the NCAA March 15, Green Bay was also first in the nation in turnover margin (+7.1) and fifth in steals (12.1 per game). Opponents have turned the ball over 23.0 times per game vs. Green Bay.

GREEN BAY EXTREMES

Largest lead Largest deficit Largest halftime lead Largest halftime deficit Largest lead in loss Largest deficit in win Largest halftime lead in loss Largest halftime deficit in win Largest lead at home Largest deficit at home Largest lead on the road Largest deficit on the road ------------45 (vs. Loyola 2/21/09) 20 (vs. Wisconsin 12/10/08) 30 (vs. Youngstown State 2/5/09) 15 (vs. Wisconsin 12/10/08 10 (vs. DePaul 12/29/08) 8 (vs. UIC 1/24/09) 6 (vs. Illinois State 12/13/08) N/A 45 (vs. Loyola 2/21/09) 20 (vs. Wisconsin 12/10/08) 29 (vs. Northern Iowa 12/6/08) 9 (vs. DePaul 12/29/08)

Green Bay Womens Basketball Notes

HOLLABACK GIRL (Gwen Stefani, 2005)
Senior Rachel Porath became the third Green Bay player in five years to earn WBCA All-Region VI honors with her selection to the elite team March 17. Porath is just a trio of made three-pointers away from becoming the schools all-time leader in the category with 190 career makes. Natalie Berglin (2004-07) is tops on the list with 192. Porath is also just one free throw attempt away from becoming the schools all-time best free throw shooter. Needing 200 attempts to qualify, Porath has connected on 174-of-199 for her career, putting her at 87.4 percent. Current Green Bay assistant coach Amanda Leonhard (1999-2002) is No. 1 on the all-time list at 84.7 percent. Porath has played in the most games in Green Bay womens basketball history. Previous record holder Sue Pitroski (1983-86) played in 126 games and Porath will play in her 128th game Sunday against LSU. Porath is just the third player in Green Bay womens basketball history to record 1,000 career points, pull down 500 career rebounds, and dish out 250 career assists.

Where Green Bay ranks in the NCAA this season

The Phoenix was among the top 50 (out of 328) in the NCAA in the following team categories and the top 100 in the following individual categories through March 15: TEAM: Scoring defense Turnover margin Won-Loss percentage Leader - Connecticut 1.000 Steals per game Leader: Georgia Tech, 14.0 spg 3-pt. FG percentage Leader - Maryland .412 FG percentage Leader - Connecticut .508 Scoring margin Leader - Connecticut +31.5 3-point FG defense Leader - Delaware .236 INDIVIDUAL: Steals per game (Hoewisch 2.5) Steals per game (Harty 2.4) Assist/turnover ratio (Harty 1.5) Assists per game (Harty 4.3)

1st (50.2) 1st (7.16) 3rd (.906) 5th (12.3) 6th (.382) 8th (.458) 8th (+15.9) 17th (.276)

EYE OF THE TIGER (Survivor, 1982)

Sophomore guard Celeste Hoewisch, a first-year starter, earned second-team allleague honors after elevating her play during the conference season, as she led the squad in scoring during Horizon League action. Not only did she leading the Phoenix in scoring (11.0 points per game) and steals (2.7 per game) during the conference slate, but Hoewisch has found her shooting groove during the teams current 21-game winning streak. During the run, Hoewisch is firing 47.7 percent from the field and 79.3 percent at the free throw line.

INDEPENDENT WOMAN (Destinys Child, 2000)

Senior forward Erin Templin showed her independence against Milwaukee March 7 when she registered the first double-double for the Phoenix this season with a careerhigh 20 points (thanks to 4-of-6 three-point shooting) and 11 rebounds. Templin then followed up with a 12-point, 10-rebound performance against Detroit March 11 for the teams only double-doubles on the year. Templin is arguably Green Bays most versatile player; last season, the 6-1 forward was third on the team in assists, while this year she is tops for the Phoenix in rebounding (5.6 rpg). She is also second on the team in blocks (19) and third on the team in steals (1.6 spg).

47th 57th 67th 80th

Most consecutive winning seasons

These schools have had the longest runs of above .500 seasons according to the NCAA:
1. Louisiana Tech 35 (1973-74 to pres.) Tennessee 35 (1973-74 to present) 3. Green Bay 32 (1977-78 to present) 4. Long Beach State 30 (1962-63 to 1991-92) Georgia 30 (1979-80 to present) 6. St. Josephs 24 (1980-81 to 2003-04) 7. Maryland 23 (1971-72 to 1993-94) Texas 23 (1974-75 to 1996-97) Holy Cross 23 (1979-80 to 2002-03) 10. Purdue 24 (1985-86 to present)

MAMBO #5 (Lou Bega, 1999)

First-team all-Horizon League selection Lavesa Glover leads the Phoenix this season in scoring (11.2 ppg) and blocks (23) while ranking second on the squad in rebounds (4.2 rpg). With a free throw at the 11:39 mark of the second half vs. Butler Feb. 28, Glover scored the 1,000th point of her career. Glover joined 25 other Phoenix women who have reached the milestone including teammate Rachel Porath, who scored her 1000th point earlier this season. Glover is the only player on this years roster to have scored more than 30 points in a game; Glover eclipsed the mark last season when she tallied 34 points against Wright State March 6, a mark that is fifth best in team history.

One of the best in recent years

The winningest NCAA Division I womens basketball teams based on percentage the past five seasons (2003-04 through 2007-08): 1. Tennessee 2. North Carolina 3. Connecticut 4. Duke 5. Chattanooga 6. Stanford 7. LSU 8. Green Bay 9. Ohio State 10. Baylor 162-19 (.895) 154-20 (.885) 156-23 (.872) 149-25 (.856) 135-24 (.849) 149-27 (.847) 152-29 (.840) 128-29 (.815) 130-31 (.807) 136-34 (.800)

YOURE STILL THE ONE (Shania Twain, 1998)

After not receiving any postseason accolades from the Horizon League, senior Kati Harty earned the award that means the most: Horizon League Tournament MVP. Harty led the Phoenix with 12 points in the championship game, averaged 6.3 assists per game during the tournament and had a 2.7 assist/turnover ratio in three games. With nine assists March 11 against Detroit, Harty moved into ninth on Green Bays career top 10 for assists. Currently at 362 assists, Harty is five assists away from tying seventh place in team history. Shes averaging a career-best 4.2 assists per game this season. Not only proficient at giving the ball away to her teammates, Harty is 57th in the NCAA in steals, grabbing 2.4 steals per game.

Green Bay Womens Basketball Notes

NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU UP (Rick Astley, 1987)
Of course when we talk about pop culture and music, a Rick Roll needs to be addressed. At any rate, this note would be about turnovers. Green Bays turnover margin is now tops in the nation, as the Phoenix boasts a +7.16 turnover margin. Although the statistic is in its first year of being tracked by the NCAA, the margin would be the best in team history as well; the Phoenix had a +6.63 turnover margin during the 2005-06 season.

ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP 25 POLL March 16

No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. Team Connecticut (45) Stanford Maryland Oklahoma Baylor Duke Louisville Auburn Texas A&M Ohio State North Carolina Florida State California Vanderbilt Pittsburgh South Dakota State Iowa State Tennessee Arizona State Xavier Kansas State Florida Notre Dame Virginia Texas Record 33-0 29-4 28-4 28-4 27-5 26-5 29-4 29-3 25-7 27-5 27-6 25-7 25-6 24-8 23-7 31-2 24-8 22-10 23-8 25-6 24-7 23-7 22-8 23-9 21-11 Points 1125 1062 1039 934 928 891 846 827 766 739 698 592 541 522 492 386 370 322 275 243 227 191 170 163 113

ICE, ICE, BABY (Vanilla Ice, 1990)

The Phoenix record for scoring defense in a season is 55.0 ppg set during the 1980-81 season, and this years clip of 50.2 ppg is on track to break the previous record, which would also be a Horizon League overall record (Green Bay, 55.6 in 2005). The all-time NCAA record for scoring defense in a season is 49.0 ppg, set two seasons ago by LSU. As it stands now, Green Bays 50.2 points per game allowed is fourth best in NCAA history. Green Bay is making a name for itself defensively both in the Horizon League and nationally. In league games alone, Green Bay shattered the previous record of scoring defense; the Phoenix gave up just 48.8 points per game against league foes, besting Detroits mark of 52.6 points per game during the 2004 season.

UMBRELLA (Rhianna, 2007)

Ok, now were stretching things a bit... but from beyond the three-point umbrella the Phoenix is shooting 38.2 percent on the season, with is sixth-best in the nation. Rachel Porath leads the way with a .458 shooting percentage, a clip that jumps to .482 during the teams 21-game winning streak. Green Bay has a history of three-point success, as last years squad led the NCAA with a 42.8 clip.

A THOUSAND MILES (Vanessa Carlton, 2002)

Only one time (1983) in program history have three Phoenix womens basketball players reached 1,000 career points in the same season. This season could mark the second time, but Green Bays third player has her work cut out for her. With seniors Rachel Porath and Lavesa Glover already over 1,000 points, fellow senior Kati Harty has a chance to join them. Harty is currently at 975 career points, putting her behind the eight ball to try and accomplish the feat. Shes averaging 9.3 points per game, but had a career-high 22 points vs. Butler Feb. 28.

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES Middle Tennessee State 41, Green Bay 30, Marist 22, Purdue 22, LSU 17, DePaul 13, USC 4, Utah 4, Gonzaga 3, Montana 3, Ball State 1, Bowling Green 1, Florida Gulf Coast 1, Villanova 1.

ESPN/USA TODAY TOP 25 POLL March 16

No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. Team Connecticut (31) Stanford Maryland Oklahoma Baylor Auburn Louisville Duke Texas A&M Ohio State North Carolina Florida State Vanderbilt California South Dakota State Pittsburgh Kansas State Xavier Iowa State Notre Dame Florida Virginia Tennessee Texas Middle Tennessee Record 33-0 29-4 28-4 28-4 27-5 29-3 29-4 26-5 25-7 27-5 27-6 25-7 24-8 25-6 31-2 23-7 24-7 25-6 24-8 22-8 23-7 23-9 22-10 21-11 28-5 Points 775 735 713 644 639 587 584 569 554 496 450 399 374 365 343 276 268 240 234 180 146 121 102 98 66

DROP IT LIKE ITS HOT (Snoop Dogg, 2004)

As the highest scoring team in the Horizon League, Green Bays identity isnt limited just to defense. The Phoenix has shot at least 46.8 percent in nine of its last 13 games. As a result, Green Bay has moved up to eighth in the nation in field goal percentage (45.8 percent). Green Bays clip of 38.2 percent from three-point range would rank in the top 10 in team history. The squads 189 made three-pointers is also among the best in team records. The Phoenix is finding firing success at the free throw line not necessarily because of quality (the Phoenix is shooting just 69.1 percent at the line), but in quantity; Green Bays 456 made free throws is sixth best in team history. Green Bays scoring margin of +15.7 ppg is third best in team records, trailing the 2002-03 squads +18.7 ppg clip.

2008-09 STREAKS BREAKDOWN

Current Streak: W21 Current Home Streak: W12 Longest Home Win Streak: W12 Longest Home Losing Streak: L2 Longest Win Streak: W21 Longest Losing Streak: L2 Current Road/Neutral Streak: W9 Longest Road/Neutral Win Streak: W9 Longest Road/Neutral Losing Streak: L1

Green Bays Margin Of Victory And Defeat

Points Wins (29) Losses (3) 1 2 1 3 4 5-9 3 1 10-14 7 2 15-19 5 20-24 6 25-29 2 30-39 4 40+ 1

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES Marist 28; Arizona State 26; Green Bay 26; DePaul 13; Villanova 9; Bowling Green 4; Gonzaga 3; Liberty 3; Boston College 2; North Carolina A&T 2; Mississippi State 1.

Green Bay Womens Basketball Notes

THE LAST TIME GREEN BAY...
Played a Top 25 team: March 20, 2007 - Green Bay lost to #4 Connecticut in the NCAA tournament second round 94-70. (64 games) Beat a Top 25 team: Dec. 3, 2002 - On a three-pointer by Mary Kulenkamp with 14 seconds left, Green Bay upset #25 TCU in Fort Worth, Texas, 60-58. (215 games) Had an overtime win: March 6, 2008 - A 78-73 win over Wright State. (36 games) Had an overtime loss: Jan. 19, 2008 - A 90-88 overtime loss at Valparaiso. (47 games) Won on a shot in the final five seconds: Nov. 16, 2008 - Senior Rachel Poraths layup with under a second left beat Miami, 63-61. (30 games) Won on a free throw in the last five seconds: Jan. 15, 2005 - Senior Tiffany Mor made a pair of free throws with 2.8 seconds in regulation to win at Youngstown State 53-51. (142 games) Scored 100 points: Dec. 17, 2005 - The Phoenix reached 100 points for the first time in 14 seasons with its 103-53 win over Lewis at the PSC. (118 games) Scored 90 points: March 11, 2007 - The Phoenix defeated Butler 91-64 at the Phoenix Sports Center. (67 games) Held a team to under 50 points: March 15, 2009 - Green Bay claimed the 2009 Horizon League tournament title with its 65-41 win over Milwaukee. (2 games) Held a team to under 40 points: March 13, 2009 - Wright State was held to their lowest point total of the season in a 67-36 setback to the Phoenix. (2 games) Had a double-double: March 11, 2009 - Erin Templin had 12 points and 10 rebounds against Detroit for her second straight double-double. (3 games) Had a triple-double: Feb. 28, 2004 - Mary Kulenkamp posted Green Bays first-ever triple-double with 10 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists vs. UIC. (162 games) Had a player score 30 points: March 6, 2008 - Lavesa Glover shot 17-of-21 from the field for a career-high 34 points against Wright State at the Kress Center. (36 games) Had two players score 20 points: Feb. 7, 2006 - Nicole Soulis (26) and Natalie Berglin (23) against North Dakota State. (105 games) Did not have a three-point field goal: Feb. 24, 2000 - Green Bay was 0-5 from three-point distance in a 54-53 loss at UIC. (290 games) Held an opponent without a three-point field goal: Feb. 1, 2001 - Green Bay held Butler to 0-7 shooting from long range in a 73-63 win. (264 games)

HOT STUFF (Donna Summer, 1979)

With its victory over Wright State Feb. 12, Green Bay posted its 10th consecutive 20-win season. Overall, the Phoenix has recorded at least 20 wins in 22 different seasons (out of 35). This season also marks the sixth 25-plus win season for Green Bay; of note, three of those efforts have been accomplished by this years senior class, including the teams program-record of 29 wins during both the 2006-07 campaign as well as this season.

STAYIN ALIVE (Bee Gees, 1978)

Green Bay has dominated the Horizon League Championship since joining the then-MCC during the 1994-95 season. The Phoenix is 36-6 in the leagues postseason tournament; Green Bay has captured nine titles along the 15-year journey. Another key to Green Bays success has been its consistency overall during the month of March, as the Phoenix boasts an impressive 77-39 record during the third month of the year for a winning percentage of .664.

WITHOUT YOU (Mariah Carey, 1994)

Sophomore guard Heather Golden returned to action March 11 against Detroit after missing four games over three weeks with a knee injury. In that game, she tallied two points on 1-of-3 shooting with a rebound. Two games later against Milwaukee March 15, Golden emphatically marked her return with a pair of baseline three-pointers during the first half. On the season, Golden is averaging 6.7 points per game in 18.2 minutes per contest as a reserve.

LOW (Flo Rida, 2008)

As it has done for every year it has competed at the NCAA Division I level, Green Bay opened the regular season on the road with a two-game series in Florida. After defeating FIU for the season opener, Green Bay improved to 12-10 in season-openers as a D-I program and 2-0 in season-opening contests under head coach Matt Bollant. The Phoenix then went on to defeat Miami (Fla.) Nov. 16 for Green Bays 700th win in program history; only 23 Division I programs have eclipsed that milestone. The Phoenix now boasts an alltime record of 727-297 for a .710 winning percentage.

TAKE ON ME (a-ha, 1985)

The Phoenix posted a team-record 27 steals in a victory over Youngstown State Feb. 5 breaking the previous team record of 25 set vs. Loyola during the 1999-2000 season. Six Green Bay players tallied at least three steals. Three players posted career highs in thefts; sophomore Heather Golden had six, senior Erin Templin had five, and freshman Hannah Quilling had four.

GIRLS JUST WANNA HAVE FUN (Cyndi Lauper, 1984)

Even with four seniors on the squad, Green Bay is one of the youngest teams in the nation based on its number of underclassmen. Ten of 14 players on the Phoenix roster are freshmen or sophomores. Only BYU (14), UMBC (13), Elon (12), Northeastern (12), UCF (12), and Tennessee (11) have more underclassmen than Green Bay. Of that list, only UCF and Tennessee join Green Bay in the NCAA tournament.

WHATS UP? (4 Non-Blondes, 1993)

Green Bay has gone to the free throw line 50 more times than any other Horizon League team. Green Bays 2009 senior class has scored 3,975 points in 490 career games. Sophomore Celeste Hoewisch, just 5-foot-7, leads Green Bay in offensive rebounds (47). Green Bays home attendance average of 2,231 is over 1,500 fans per game more than any other

team in the league.

The Phoenix is 77-39 all-time in the month of March. The team is 1-1 all-time on March 22. Green Bay is 0-1 this season on teams that made the 64-team NCAA field (loss to DePaul). Of

teams that advanced to the WNIT, Green Bay went 3-2 against the field (two wins over Butler; win at Marquette, loss vs. Wisconsin; loss vs. Illinois State).

Green Bay Womens Basketball Notes

MMMBOP (Hanson, 1997)
Senior Kati Harty became the first Phoenix player in three seasons to record double-digit assists in a game when she dished out 10 at Marquette (Dec. 20). Natalie Berglin was the last to do it prior to Harty. Berglin recorded 13 assists in a game vs. Cleveland State Jan. 26, 2006.

PHOENIX NOTABLES
Green Bay Individual Career Record Book Watch
Points 10. Rachel Porath Field Goal Percentage 7. Rachel Porath 10. Lavesa Glover Three-Point Field Goals 2. Rachel Porath 1246 .528 .521 190 9th: 1318 6th: .529 9th: .524 1st: 192

TAKE MY BREATH AWAY (Berlin, 1986)

With its win at Northern Iowa (Dec. 6), Green Bay set a new program mark for the best start to a season (7-0) since making the jump to NCAA Division I (1987-88). The overall record for wins to start a season for the Phoenix is nine (1980-81).

HEY YA (Outkast, 2003)

Green Bay was ranked fourth in the nation among mid-major programs by ESPN.com womens basketball writer Graham Hays Feb. 9. Just ahead of Green Bay was South Dakota State (No. 17 in the latest Associated Press poll), Xavier (No. 20), and Middle Tennessee State. Illinois State, who the Phoenix faced Dec. 13, was No. 7 on the list.

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 2. Rachel Porath 434 1st: 511 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage 2. Rachel Porath .438 1st: .476 Assists T8. Kati Harty Steals 8. Kati Harty 362 226 7th: 367 7th: 235

CRAZY (Gnarls Barkley, 2006)

The 83 total points scored in the Jan. 4 Green Bay-Milwaukee game was the lowest ever in a game for each school since joining NCAA Division I. Milwaukee scored just 36 points, the fewest allowed by the Phoenix this season, and shot just 27.9%. Said Panthers coach Sandy Botham after the game: Give all the credit to Green Bay. They defensively did a number on us. Very aggressive. We just didnt respond. They exploited the areas we were weak in, which is being strong with the ball. They just took us out of what we wanted to do. We just couldnt score. All the credit goes to Green Bay and their defensive intensity. They are relentless.

BEAUTIFUL DAY (U2, 2001)

A new Kress Events Center record was established for Green Bay womens basketball when 3,719 were in attendance for a game with in-state rival Wisconsin (Dec. 10). Capacity for the Kress is 4,018. The overall attendance record for a Green Bay womens basketball game is 5,197 set two seasons ago (Dec. 13, 2006) when Green Bay and Wisconsin played at the Resch Center in Green Bay.

Green Bay Team Season Record Book Watch

Winning percentage Scoring defense Steals Turnover margin Double-Doubles Lavesa Glover Rachel Porath Erin Templin .906 50.2 392 +7.1 Season 0 0 2 1st: .879 1st: 55.0 1st: 414 1st: +6.63 Career 2 3 3 Career 51 11 43 22 67 1 25 7 Career 3 1 1 4 1 1 Career 2 4 6 2 Career 1

Season and Career Superlatives

SMELLS LIKE TEEN SPIRIT (Nirvana, 1992)

Green Bay received five commitments on Nov. 13, all signing national letters of intent. Joining the Phoenix program next season will be Lydia Bauer (Lake Zurich, Ill./Lake Zurich), Sarah Eichler (Grafton, Wis./Grafton), Breannah Ranger (Skokie, Ill./Niles North), Adrian Ritchie (De Pere,Wis./De Pere) and Sam Zastrow (Algoma, Wis./Algoma). Stephanie Sension (Hopkins, Minnesota) was added to Green Bays roster head coach Matt Bollant announced Jan. 27. Sension, a 6-foot-3 forward, joined the Phoenix Jan. 26 at practice after spending the first semester at the Air Force Academy Preparatory School, where she played on the team there. She will redshirt for the Phoenix this season with four years of eligibility remaining, beginning with the 2009-10 season.

Double-Figure Scoring Lavesa Glover Heather Golden Kati Harty Celeste Hoewisch Rachel Porath Hannah Quilling Erin Templin Kayla Tetschlag 20-Point Games Lavesa Glover Kati Harty Celeste Hoewisch Rachel Porath Erin Templin Kayla Tetschlag

Season 24 8 14 21 21 1 5 5 Season 0 1 1 0 1 1

GREEN BAY ATHLETICS UPDATE

Mens Basketball: Green Bay continued its 2008-09 campaign with its inclusion in the College Basketball Invitational (CBI). The Phoenix hosted Vermont in the first round March 18. Nordic Skiing: Green Bay skiers Santi Ocariz (Spooner, Wis.) and Carolyn Freeman (Ely, Minn.) completed the 2009 NCAA Skiing Championships Saturday by competing in the freestyle competition. As a team, the duo placed the Phoenix 19th nationally with 35 points. Swimming and Diving: Green Bay junior Lauren McGraw (Woodbury, Minn.) and freshman Daniel Pogue (Chisholm, Minn.) completed their participation in the 2009 NCAA Zone C Championships Saturday afternoon. Both student-athletes were competing in their home state at the University of Minnesotas Aquatic Center.

Double-Figure Rebounding Season Lavesa Glover 0 Rachel Porath 1 Erin Templin 4 Kayla Tetschlag 1 Double-Figure Assists Kati Harty Season 1

Green Bay Womens Basketball Notes - Radio/TV Info Sheet

Kati Harty
G 5-7 Sr. Ashwaubenon, Wis.

Heather Golden
G Season 28-0 Career 60-0

G 5-11 So. De Pere, Wis.

RPG 1.7 1.3 APG 1.1 0.9 FG% .479 .463 3FG% .411 .385 FT% .553 .533

G-GS PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG% FT% Season 32-32 9.3 2.1 4.3 .452 .429 .704 Career 125-64 7.8 2.2 2.9 .445 .393 .767 Points: 22 vs. Butler 2/28/09 Rebounds: 8 at UIC 2/21/08 Assists: 10 at Marquette 12/20/08 Steals: 6 on four occasions

PPG 6.7 4.7

Points: 19 vs. Cleveland State 1/8/09 Rebounds: 5 vs. YSU 1/12/08 Assists: 3 on three occasions Steals: 6 vs. YSU 2/5/09

2009 Horizon League Tournament MVP Second on the team in steals with 74 (2.4 per game) Is 25 points away from 1,000 career points

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3FG% .000 .250 FT% .833 .700

Was the teams top scorer off the bench during league play Hit 4-of-5 three-pointers vs. Cleveland State 1/8/09 Missed four games with a knee injury, returned vs. Detroit 3/11

Staci Beckel

F 6-1 So. Waseca, Minn.

RPG 0.5 1.0 APG 0.0 0.0 FG% .000 .280

Erin Templin

F 6-1 Sr. Richland Center, Wis.

RPG 5.6 4.2 APG 1.8 1.7 FG% .407 .411 3FG% .385 .390 FT% .699 .749

G-GS PPG Season 11-0 0.5 Career 31-0 1.2

G-GS PPG Season 30-30 7.7 Career 117-62 6.1

Points: 8 vs. Cleveland St. 1/10/08 Rebounds: 9 vs. No. Ariz. 12/15/07 Assists: 1 vs. No. Ariz. 12/15/07 Steals: 2 vs. No. Ariz. 12/15/07

Points: 20 vs. Milwaukee 3/7/09 Rebounds: 11 on three occasions Assists: 7 vs. Detroit 3/8/08 Steals: 5 vs. YSU 2/5/09

Hit 4-of-4 FTs vs. Loyola 2/21/09 Went 4-of-5 from the field against Cleveland State last season Led the team with 9 rebounds against Northern Arizona last season

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Leads the team in rebounding Posted back-to-back double-doubles March 7 and March 11 Three-time Horizon League academic honor roll

Celeste Hoewisch
G-GS PPG Season 32-32 10.4 Career 61-31 7.7

G 5-7 So. Hortonville, Wis.

RPG 3.2 2.6 APG 2.6 2.1 FG% .444 .434 3FG% .284 .304 FT% .762 .746

Rachel Porath

G 5-10 Sr. Luxemburg, Wis.

RPG 3.9 4.3 APG 2.1 2.3 FG% .549 .528 3FG% .458 .438 FT% .855 .874

G-GS PPG Season 32-32 10.5 Career 127-126 9.8

Points: 21 vs. Valpo 2/26/09 Rebounds: 8 vs. Butler 1/29/09 Assists: 6 vs. Milwaukee, 3/15/09 Steals: 6 on two occasions

Points: 22 vs. Butler 2/16/08 Assists: 9 at Butler 1/25/07

Rebounds: 12 on two occasions Steals: 7 vs. Wright State, 3/6/08

2008-09 Second-team All-Horizon League Leads team in steals (2.5 per game), which ranks 47th in the nation Only non-senior in starting lineup

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WBCA All-District VI selection Two-time first-team all-Horizon League selection Is on target to rank in top 10 in team history in three shooting categories

Lavesa Glover

C 6-3 Sr. Miami, Fla.

RPG 4.1 3.7 APG 0.4 0.5 FG% .486 .521 3FG% .000 .333 FT% .688 .644

Chelsea Lyons

G 5-9 So. Coon Rapids, Minn.

RPG 0.4 0.3 APG 0.2 0.2 FG% .250 .200 3FG% .000 .000 FT% .364 .333

G-GS PPG Season 32-32 11.1 Career 121-64 8.6

G-GS PPG Season 16-0 0.5 Career 23-0 0.4

Rebounds: 11 on two occasions Points: 34 vs. Wright State 3/6/08 Assists: 3 on five occasions Steals: 3 on four occasions

Points: 2 on two occasions Assists: 3 vs. Detroit 1/15/09

Rebounds: 3 vs. Loyola 2/21/09 Steals: 3 vs. YSU 2/5/09

2008-09 First-team All-Horizon League Leads Green Bay with 24 double-figure scoring games First player in Green Bay history from Florida

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Had 3 steals in a season-high 9 minutes vs. Youngstown State 2/5/09 Made 26th steal of the game vs. YSU 2/5/09 to set new team record Earned second-team all-Horizon League honors in soccer in 2008

Hannah Quilling

G 5-7 Fr. Eau Claire, Wis.

APG FG% 3FG% FT% 1.1 .294 .361 .588 1.1 .294 .361 .588 Rebounds: 3 on two occasions Steals: 4 vs. Youngstown St. 2/5/09

Julie Wojta

G/F 6-0 Fr. Mishicot, Wis.

RPG 2.2 2.2 APG 0.8 0.8 FG% .385 .385 3FG% .250 .250 FT% .643 .643

G-GS PPG RPG Season 29-0 1.8 0.9 Career 29-0 1.8 0.9 Points: 12 vs. Detroit 1/15/09 Assists: 7 vs. Loyola 2/21/09

G-GS PPG Season 21-0 2.0 Career 21-0 2.0

Points: 6 on two occasions Assists: 2 on six occasions

Rebounds: 5 on four occasions Steals: 3 on two occasions

10

Had a 7-assist game coming off the bench against Loyola Feb. 21 Hit 4 three-pointers vs. Detroit 1/15/09 McDonalds All-America nominee as a senior at Eau Claire North

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Tallied 6 points including a three-pointer vs. Loyola 2/21/09 Redshirted the 2007-08 season Two-time Olympian Conference Player of the Year

Lory Shaw

C 6-2 Fr. Gurnee, Ill.

RPG 0.5 0.5 APG 0.1 0.1 FG% .316 .316 3FG% .000 .000 FT% .545 .545

Morgan Faase

C 6-3 So. Green Bay, Wis.

RPG 1.3 1.0 APG 0.0 0.0 FG% .323 .345 3FG% .000 .000 FT% .429 .435

G-GS PPG Season 14-0 1.3 Career 14-0 1.3

G-GS PPG Season 16-0 1.6 Career 33-0 1.5

Points: 4 vs. Chicago St. 11/19/09 Rebounds: 2 on two occasions Assists: 1 vs. YSU 2/5/09 Steals:

Points: 8 vs. No. Ariz. 12/15/07 Rebounds: 5 on two occasions Assists: Steals: 1 on two occasions

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Played a season-high 11 minutes vs. Youngstown State 2/5/09 Completed a three-point play vs. North Dakota 11/25/08 Aided Warren Township to 4 regional championships

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FT% .000 .000

Had 6 points vs. Loyola 2/21/09 Pulled down 5 rebounds in 7 minutes vs. Cleveland State 1/8/09 Second team all-state selection as a senior at Notre Dame Academy

Elicia Derusha
Points: Assists:

G 5-10 Fr. Engadine, Mich.

RPG 0.2 0.2 APG 0.0 0.0 FG% .000 .000 3FG% .000 .000

Kayla Tetschlag

F 6-0 So. Sheboygan, Wis.

RPG 3.3 3.2 APG 1.0 1.0 FG% .503 .508 3FG% .319 .327 FT% .672 .716

G-GS PPG Season 11-0 0.0 Career 11-0 0.0

G-GS PPG Season 32-2 6.9 Career 58-2 5.9

Rebounds: 1 on two occasions Steals:

Points: 22 vs. Loyola 2/21/09 Assists: 4 on two occasions

Rebounds: 10 on two occasions Steals: 7 vs. UIC 2/19/09

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Redshirted the 2007-08 season Unanimous 2006 Associated Press Class D first team all-state Averaged 21.0 points and 12.4 rebounds per game as a prep senior

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Horizon League Player of the Week for the week ending Feb. 22 2008-09 Horizon League Sixth Player of the Year Made first career start vs. Cleveland State 1/8/09

GREEN BAY NCAA RECORDS

GREEN BAY Most points in a game Fewest points in a game Most points in a half Fewest points in a half Most field goals made Fewest field goals made Most field goals attempted Fewest field goals attempted Highest field goal percentage Lowest field goal percentage Most 3-point field goals made Fewest 3-point field goals made Most 3-point field goals attempted Fewest 3-point field goals attempted Highest 3-point field goal percentage Lowest 3-point field goal percentage Most free throws made Fewest free throws made Most free throws attempted Fewest free throws attempted Highest free throw percentage Lowest free throw percentage Most rebounds Fewest rebounds Most assists Fewest assists Most steals Fewest steals Most blocked shots Fewest blocked shots Most turnovers Fewest turnovers Most fouls Fewest fouls 85 vs. Old Dominion, March 18, 2000 47 vs. Houston, March 20, 2004 20 vs. Houston, March 20, 2004 (2nd) 30 vs. Old Dominion, March 18, 2000 18 vs. Houston, March 20, 2004 65 vs. LSU, March 24, 2003 48 vs. UCLA, March 13, 1999 .588 vs. Old Dominion, March 18, 2000 .286 vs. Houston, March 20, 2004 10 vs. Connecticut, March 20, 2007 1 vs. Maryland, March 20, 2005 28 vs. Connecticut, March 20, 2007 6 vs. Stanford, March 16, 1994 .500 vs. Old Dominion, March 18, 2000 .091 vs. Maryland, March 20, 2005 22 vs. Washington, March 22, 2003 6 on three occasions 24 vs. Washington, March 22, 2003 6 vs. Connecticut, March 20, 2007 1.000 vs. Connecticut, March 20, 2007 .500 vs. Texas, March 15, 2002 42 vs. Maryland, March 20, 2005 18 vs. Old Dominion, March 18, 2000 20 vs. Old Dominion, March 18, 2000 6 vs. Maryland, March 20, 2005 14 vs. Old Dominion, March 18, 2000 2 vs. Connecticut, March 20, 2007 4 vs. New Mexico, March 18, 2007 0 vs. LSU, March 24, 2003 0 vs. Connecticut, March 20, 2007 23 vs. UCLA, March 13, 1999 8 vs. LSU, March 24, 2003 24 vs. Old Dominion, March 18, 2000 11 vs. Houston, March 20, 2004 21 by Old Dominion, March 18, 2000 21 by Illinois, March 14, 1998 7 by Connecticut, March 20, 2007 20 by Washington, March 22, 2003 20 by Illinois, March 14, 1998 10 by LSU, March 24, 2003 OPPONENT 94 by Old Dominion, March 18, 2000 94 by Connecticut, March 20, 2007 52 by New Mexico, March 18, 2007 23 by Texas, March 15, 2002 (1st) 23 by New Mexico, March 18, 2007 (2nd) 35 by Old Dominion, March 18, 2000 35 by Connecticut, March 20, 2007 17 by New Mexico, March 18, 2007 64 by Houston, March 20, 2004 49 by LSU, March 24, 2003 .633 by LSU, March 24, 2003 .315 by New Mexico, March 18, 2007 7 by Houston, March 20, 2004 7 by New Mexico, March 18, 2007 2 by Maryland, March 20, 2005 24 by Houston, March 20, 2004 24 by New Mexico, March 18, 2007 9 by Texas, March 15, 2002 .500 vs. Stanford, March 16, 1994 .500 by LSU, March 24, 2003 .200 by Washington, March 22, 2003 19 by Old Dominion, March 18, 2000 7 by Houston, March 20, 2004 26 by Old Dominion, March 18, 2000 9 vs. Houston, March 20, 2004 .857 by Texas, March 15, 2002 .579 by New Mexico, March 18, 2007 48 by Maryland, March 20, 2005 32 by LSU, March 24, 2003 24 by Old Dominion, March 18, 2000 6 by New Mexico, March 18, 2007 15 by Old Dominion, March 18, 2000 3 on three occasions 6 by LSU, March 24, 2003 0 by Maryland, March 20, 2005 49 vs. Old Dominion, March 18, 2000 (2nd) 56 by Connecticut, March 20, 2007 (2nd)

GREEN BAY NCAA RECORDS

GREEN BAY Points Field Goals Made Field Goals Attempted 29 - Chandra Johnson vs. LSU (2003) 12 - Chandra Johnson vs. LSU (2003) 18 - Chandra Johnson vs. LSU (2003) OPPONENT 28 - Chandi Jones, Houston (2004) 11 - Christy Hedgepeth, Stanford (1994) 18 - Natalie Diaz, Old Dominion (2000) 18 - Chandi Jones, Houston (2004) 18 - Shay Doron, Maryland (2005) Field Goal Percentage (Min. 7 fgm) 3-Point Field Goals Made 3-Point Field Goals Attempted (9-11) - Chari Nordgaard vs. UCLA (1999) 6 - Natalie Berglin vs. Connecticut (2007) 10 - Trisha Ebel vs. Old Dominion (2000) (7-7) - Nicole Vasey, Illinois (1998) 5 - Mel Thomas, Connecticut (2007) 12 - Mel Thomas, Connecticut (2007) (4-4) - Krista Renking, Illinois (1998) (4-4) - Christy Hedgepeth, Stanford (1994) Free Throws Made 9 - Chari Nordgaard vs. UCLA (1999) 6 - Crystal Langhorne, Maryland (2005) 6 - Shay Doron, Maryland (2005) 6 - Charde Houston, Connecticut (2007) Free Throws Attempted Free Throw Percentage (Min. 5 made) Rebounds Assists Steals Blocked Shots Turnovers Fouls 9 - Chari Nordgaard vs. UCLA (1999) (9-9) - Chari Nordgaard vs. UCLA (1999) 12 - Tiffany Mor vs. Maryland (2005) 6 - Melanie Tilque vs. Old Dominion (2000) 6 - Elizabeth Dudley vs. LSU (2003) 4 - Trisha Ebel vs. Old Dominion (2000) 4 - Nicole Soulis vs. New Mexico (2007) 2 - Nicole Soulis vs. Maryland (2005) 2 - Nicole Soulis vs. New Mexico (2007) 6 - Melanie Tilque vs. UCLA (1999) 5 - Tiffany Mor vs. Maryland (2005) 5 - Abby Scharlow vs. Maryland (2005) 5 - Natalie Yudt vs. Washington (2003) 5 - Becky Knutson vs. Illinois (1998) 5 - Kim Wood vs. Stanford (1994) 6 - Tauja Catchings, Illinois (1998) 6 - Julie Briody, New Mexico (2007) 4 by 10 players 5 - Brandi Kimble, New Mexico (2007) 4 - Sharron Francis, Old Dominion (2000) 4 - Tina Charles, Connecticut (2007) 10 - Crystal Langhorne, Maryland (2005) (5-5) - Tracy Cook, Texas (2002) 12 - Janae Hubbard, UCLA (1999) 10 - Alli Spence, Old Dominion (2000)

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 4 made) (6-9) - Natalie Berglin vs. Connecticut (2007) (4-4) - Asha Hill, Texas (2002)

GREEN BAY VS. TOURNAMENT FIELD

Team Auburn Ball State California Charlotte Connecticut Dartmouth DePaul Duke Evansville Florida Florida State Georgia Georgia Tech Iowa Iowa State Kansas State LSU Louisville Maryland Michigan State Minnesota Montana State Notre Dame Ohio State South Dakota State Stanford Tennessee TCU Texas Texas A&M Texas-San Antonio Utah Vermont Villanova Western Carolina Xavier Series GB, 1-0 GB, 1-0 GB, 1-0 Char., 1-0 UConn, 1-0 GB, 1-0 DePaul, 11-5 Duke, 1-0 Tied, 1-1 UF, 2-0 GB, 2-0 Tied, 1-1 GTU, 1-0 Tied, 1-1 ISU, 1-0 KSU, 4-2 LSU, 1-0 UL, 1-0 UM, 1-0 MSU, 3-0 UM, 6-5 Tied, 1-1 Tied, 1-1 Tied, 1-1 GB, 1-0 Stanford, 1-0 UT, 1-0 Tied, 1-1 Texas, 1-0 Tied, 1-1 UTSA, 1-0 Utah, 1-0 GB, 2-0 GB, 2-0 GB, 1-0 GB, 4-3 2008-09 results ------DePaul, 76-68 (12/29/08, A) -----------------------------First Meeting GB, 64-56 (11/19/04, N) GB, 68-49 (11/27/87, N) GB, 59-58 (11/29/97, N) Char., 75-60 (1/4/91, A) UConn, 94-70 (3/20/07, A) GB, 72-37 (12/30/94, A) DePaul, 69-54 (2/2/83, A) Duke, 70-59 (1/2/91, A) UE, 70-52 (11/23/99, A) UF, 69-51 (1-7-88, A) GB, 67-64 (1/6/88, A) GB, 81-57 (11/25/91, H) GTU, 78-77 (3/26/92, N) Iowa, 81-57 (11/30/05, A) ISU, 79-71 (ot) (3/16/06, A) GB, 59-50 (12/21/91, A) LSU, 80-69 (3/24/03, N) UL, 68-62 (11/30/91, N) UM, 65-55 (3/20/05, A) MSU, 55-26 (2/9/74, A) UM, 55-49 (11/23/91, A) MSU, 65-51 (12/12/92, H) GB, 69-65 (12/4/87, H) OSU, 59-46 (12/10/00, A) GB, 86-52 (1/18/05, H) Stanford, 81-56 (3/16/94, A) UT, 71-36 (11/26/96, A) GB, 60-58 (12/3/02, A) Texas, 60-55 (3/15/02, A) TAMU, 62-47 (12/30/95, A) UTSA, 62-57 (1/24/88, N) Utah, 61-55 (12/5/97, N) GB, 67-52 (11/20/04, A) GB, 71-47 (12/8/90, H) GB, 62-40 (12/20/96, N) GB, 64-51 (11/23/01, N) Last Meeting same same same same same same this year same GB, 67-59 (12/16/00, H) UF, 91-47 (1/3/00, A) GB, 88-60 (11/26/94, N) UGA, 82-60 (2/15/93, A) same GB, 67-43 (12/7/06, H) same GB, 68-56 (12/5/07, H) same same same MSU, 68-53 (12/15/01, H) GB, 75-66 (11/24/06, N) GB, 79-75 (11/25/94, A) ND, 67-56 (1/25/95, H) GB, 74-64 (12/7/02, H) same same same TCU, 62-51 (12/11/03, H) same GB, 78-57 (12/10/96, H) same same GB, 62-52 (11/26/05, H) GB, 64-58 (12/29/91, A) same GB, 69-60 (2/20/92, H)

Green Bay has never met the following teams in the 2009 NCAA tournament field: Arizona State, Austin Peay, Baylor, UC-Santa Barbara, UCF, Drexel, East Tennessee State, Fresno State, Gonzaga, Lehigh, Liberty, Marist, Middle Tennessee State, Mississippi State, North Carolina, North Carolina A&T, Oklahoma, Pittsburgh, Prairie View, Purdue, Rutgers, Sacred Heart, San Diego State, Temple, Vanderbilt, Virginia, VCU