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1 WBB GAME NOTES Schedule/Results (18-4, 9-1 Pac-12) DAY & DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT SUN., NOV. 15 No. 18/17 KENTUCKY (Pac-12 Networks) L, (OT) Sat., Nov. W, Waikiki Beach Marriott Rainbow Wahine Showdown - Nov Fri., Nov. 27 No. 2/2 South Carolina L, Sat., Nov. 28 Hawai i W, Sun., Nov. 29 CSU Bakersfield W, ASU CLASSIC - DEC. 5-6 (ASU, VCU, Columbia, Toledo) SAT., DEC. 5 VCU L, SUN., DEC. 6 COLUMBIA W, Sat., Dec. 12 at No. 19/24 Syracuse W, Mon. Dec. 14 at Hartford W, SAT., DEC. 19 MARQUETTE W, MON., DEC. 21 No. 10/10 FLORIDA STATE (ESPNU) W, MON., DEC. 28 CSUN W, SAT., JAN. 2 #19/18 CAL* (Pac-12 Networks) W, MON., JAN 4 #9/11 STANFORD* (Pac-12 Networks) W, Fri., Jan. 8 at Washington* (Pac-12 Networks_ W, Sun., Jan. 10 at Washington State* (Pac-12 Networks) W, FRI., JAN 15 COLORADO* (FIELD TRIP GAME) W, SUN., JAN. 17 UTAH* (Pac-12 Networks) W, FRI., JAN. 22 ARIZONA* (Pac-12 Networks) W, Sun., Jan. 24 at Arizona* (Pac-12 Networks) W, Fri., Jan. 29 at Oregon* (Pac-12 Networks) W, Mon., Feb. 1 at #9/8 Oregon State* (ESPN2) L, FRI., FEB. 5 UCLA* (Pac-12 Networks) 6 p.m. MT SUN., FEB. 7 USC* 2 p.m. MT Fri., Feb. 12 at Cal 7 p.m. PT/8 p.m. MT Sun., Feb. 14 at Stanford* (Pac-12 Networks) 6 p.m. PT/7 p.m. MT FRI., FEB. 19 WASHINGTON STATE* (Pac-12 Networks) 6 p.m. MT SUN., FEB. 21 WASHINGTON* (Pac-12 Networks) Noon MT Fri., Feb. 26 at USC* (Pac-12 Networks) 6 p.m. PT/7 p.m. MT Sun., Feb. 28 at UCLA* (Pac-12 Networks) 11 a.m. PT/Noon MT Thurs., Mar. 3 - Pac-12 Tournament TBA Sun., Mar. 6 Home games (listed in BOLD CAPS) played at Wells Fargo Arena. * - Pac-12 Game Game No. 23 No. 8/10 Arizona State (18-4, 9-1 Pac-12) vs. No. 14/16 UCLA (16-5, 8-2 Pac-12) Friday, February 5, p.m. MT Wells Fargo Arena Tempe, Ariz. Pac-12 Networks NBC Sports Radio AM 1060 UP NEXT After playing its last three games on the road, the No. 8 Arizona State women s basketball team returns to Wells Fargo Arena this weekend to host games against No. 14/16 UCLA (Friday at 6 p.m.) and USC (Sunday at 2 p.m.). The Sun Devils (18-4, 9-1 Pac-12) are coming off their first loss in nearly two months following a setback at No. 9 Oregon State on Monday. Prior to its game against Oregon State, ASU was in sole possession of first place in the Pac-12 standings. After Monday s result the Sun Devils are still in first place, but they now share the top spot with the Beavers (17-3, 9-1). Both teams are ahead of third-place UCLA (16-5, 8-2) by one game and lead fourthplace Stanford (18-5, 8-3) by two games. Sophie Brunner knocked down six of the eight shots she attempted and had 13 points to lead the Sun Devils on Monday. The game s deciding sequence came in the third quarter when the Beavers went on a 15-2 run to break open what was a two-point game at the half. This weekend s contests represent the first of two rounds the Sun Devils will have against UCLA and USC. By virtue of the league s scheduling rotation ASU faced the Los Angeles schools only one time each of the last two seasons with the contests taking place in Tempe in and in Los Angeles last season. With this seasons s rotation the Sun Devils faced Colorado and Utah one time (both games were played in Tempe) and Oregon and Oregon State one time (both contests were played in the state of Oregon). Round two of ASU s contests against UCLA and USC will take place the final weekend of the regular season in Los Angeles. ASU s current No. 8 ranking in the AP Top 25 ties its highest ever ranking in the poll (also ranked No. 8 in the AP poll in March of 2007). The Sun Devils recent 15-game winning streak represented the 23rd time since 2001 that it had a winning streak of five or more games. Included in those streaks were also a 10-game winning streak in and a 14-game winning streak last season. TELEVISION/RADIO Friday s game vs. UCLA can be seen live on Pac-12 Networks. Anne Marie Anderson (play by play) and Ros Gold-Onwude (analyst) will call the action. The game can also be heard on Sun Devil WBB s radio partner on the Sun Devil Sports Radio Network presented by MidFirst, NBC Sports Radio AM Coverage will begin at 6 p.m. Veteran broadcaster and the state of Arizona s 2010 Broadcaster of the Year Jeff Munn is in his 12th season as the voice of ASU women s basketball. He will be joined by former Sun Devil head coach Maura McHugh SERIES NOTES VERSUS UCLA (UCLA LEADS 49-27) UCLA has won 49 of the 75 all-time meetings. ASU s win in 2014 in Tempe snapped UCLA s eight-game winning streak in the series. Sophie Brunner just missed out on a double-double with nine points and 13 rebounds. The Sun Devils captured their second consecutive win over the Bruins last season with a win in Los Angeles. Katie Hempen scored 16 of her gamehigh 19 points in the second half and dished out a career-high eights assists in the win.

2 WBB GAME NOTES WBB QUICK FACTS School Information Location...Tempe, Ariz. Founded Enrollment... 82,060 Nickname... Sun Devils Colors... Maroon and Gold Conference...Pac-12 Arena (Capacity)... Wells Fargo Arena (10,734) President... Dr. Michael Crow Vice President for University Athletics/Athletics Director... Ray Anderson Sr. Associate AD (SWA)...Deana Garner-Smith Sr. Associate AD (WBB Administrator)... Don Bocchi Staff Head Coach... Charli Turner Thorne (19th season) Record at ASU (years) (19 seasons) Career record (years) (22 seasons) Associate Head Coach...Meg Sanders (13th season) Associate Head Coach... Amanda Levens (4th season) Assistant Coach... Jackie Moore (4th season) Team Information Record Pac-12 Conference Record (Finish) (2nd) 2015 Postseason...NCAA Third Round Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 9/3 Starters Returning/Lost... 4/1 Media Relations Associate SID/Women s Basketball Contact...Steve Rodriguez Office Cell steve.rodriguez@asu.edu Fax Press Row Phone Website... Starters Returning ( stats) Elisha Davis, 5-3, Sr., G (7.5 ppg, 4.5 apg*, 1.1 spg) Katie Hempen, 5-9, RSr., G (12.0 ppg*, 2.4 apg, 76 3ptrs*/.380) Kelsey Moos, 6-0, Jr., F (6.8 ppg, 5.4 rpg,.529 FG pct.) Sophie Brunner, 6-1, Jr., F (11.9 ppg, 7.6 rpg*,.1.8 spg,.543 FG pct.*) * - led team Key Losses ( stats) Promise Amukamara, 5-8, G (10.9 ppg, 2.0 apg, 1.8 spg*) * - led team Newcomers Sabrina Haines, 5-10, Fr., G Armani Hawkins, 5-10, Fr. G Kianna Ibis, 6-1, Fr., F Charnea Johnson-Chapman, 6-3, C, Fr. Qiana Levy, 5-6, Jr., G Pronunciation Guide Peace Amukamara Ah--mook--ah--mare--ah Sophie Brunner Broon--er Quinn Dornstauder Dorn--staud--er Arnecia Hawkins Are--nee--see--ah Tia Kanoa Tee-a Can-oh-ah Qiana Levy Key-Anna Lev-ee Charnea Johnson-Chapman CHAR-nay Kianna Ibis Key-Anna I-bis WHAT TO LOOK FOR ASU is 24-4 in its last 28 Pac-12 games going back to last season. Prior to Monday s loss at OSU, ASU s 9-0 record in Pac-12 play was its best conference start in program history (surpassed last season s 7-0 start). The Sun Devils are 39-5 at home going back to the season. As of Feb. 4, ASU is No. 10 in the NCAA RPI. The Sun Devils are one of seven Pac-12 teams among the top 60: Stanford: 6, Oregon State: 7, UCLA: 8, ASU: 10, Washington: 19, USC: 28 and Washington State: 32. On Monday the NCAA Division I Women s Basketball Championship Sport Committee unveiled the first of three February top-10 rankings in seed order. The Sun Devils were No. 7 on the initial list. As of Feb. 4, ASU ranks in the top third of the Pac-12 in scoring defense (2nd/52.5 ppg/12th in the nation), turnover margin (2nd/+4.5), rebounding defense (3rd/32.1), offensive rebounds (3rd/13.4 rpg), 3-point FG pct. defense (4th/28.8), assists (4th/14.9 apg), 3-point FG pct. (4th/35.1) and steals (4th/9.3 spg). ASU has held the opposition to a single-digit point total in a quarter 26 times this season times this season and 25 or fewer points in a half 18 times. The six points Hartford scored in the first half against ASU on Dec. 14 represented the fewest points ASU has ever allowed in a half. The 31 points Stanford scored against ASU (Jan, 4) represented the Cardinal s lowest single-game point total in school history. On average the Sun Devils are scoring 16.8 points per game off turnovers by the opposition. They have scored 20 or more points off turnovers eight times. Seven different Sun Devils have led or tied for the team lead in scoring this season: Quinn Dornstauder (7x), Sophie Brunner (5x), Arnecia Hawkins (5x), Katie Hempen (4x), Kelsey Moos (2x), Elisha Davis (1x) and Sabrina Haines (1x). ASU has had 15 or fewer turnovers 14 times this season. Last season the Sun Devils set the school record for fewest turnover per game (14.3). ASU has won the battle of the boards in 16 of 22 games. Both of ASU s starting forwards Kelsey Moos and Sophie Brunner were injured in the second half of ASU s loss vs. South Carolina on Nov. 27 in Hawaii. Moos would go on to miss four games (returned at Syracuse on Dec. 12) and Brunner missed six games (returned vs. Marquette on Dec. 19). Moos also missed ASU s contest vs. CSUN on Dec. 28. Brunner, who was named espnw s National Player of the Week on Jan. 10, currently leads the team in scoring (10.8 ppg), rebounds (6.4 rpg), FG pct (52.2) and steals (2.0 spg) and is 3rd in assists (1.9 apg). Moos is second in rebounding (5.8 rpg) & FG pct. (49.3) and is one of the team s biggest contributors on the defensive end. Currently in second place on ASU s all-time list for career 3-pointers (159), senior guard Katie Hempen (started 64 of 90 games at ASU/57 straight starts) needs three triples to pass Kylan Loney ( ) as ASU s all-time leader. Hempen, who is fourth on the team in scoring (8.3 ppg), has connected on 41.5 percent of her 3-pointers this season (6th in the Pac-12). Senior guard Elisha Davis (started 61 of 121 career games/59 straight starts) is No. 3 on ASU s all-time list for career assists (429). She needs 13 more to pass Jodi Rathbun (441/ ) for No. 2. Briann January ( ) is ASU s all-time assists leader (534). Last month Davis was one of 30 student-athletes named as candidates for the 2016 Senior CLASS Award in women s basketball. ASU s leading scorer off the bench last season, starting junior center Quinn Dornstauder is currently second on the team in scoring (9.8 ppg). She had her first doubledouble of the season (15 points, 10 rebounds) in ASU s win over Colorado on Jan. 15. With the earlier injuries to Brunner and Moos, senior guard Arnecia Hawkins stepped up to help fill the offensive void. During an earlier 10-game stretch (eight starts), Hawkins led ASU in scoring average (12.1 ppg) while connecting on 52 percent of her shots. Hawkins was named the Ann Meyers Drysdale Women s National Player of the Week and Pac-12 Player of the Week for her performance in ASU s upset of No. 10 Florida State (Dec. 21) as she scored a career-high 23 points (13 in the fourth quarter) while making all seven of her field goal attempts (including a trio of 3-pointers). All nine of her double-figure scoring games have come in ASU s last 17 games. Freshman guard Sabrina Haines leads ASU s first-year players in scoring (5.8 ppg). She has scored in double figures four times, including a career-high 19 points in ASU s win at Washington State (Jan. 10).

3 WBB GAME NOTES IN CASE YOU ARE JUST JOINING US ASU returns nine players, including four starters senior guards Katie Hempen and Elisha Davis and junior posts Sophie Brunner and Kelsey Moos from last year s team that finished with 29 wins (second most in team history) and advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament. Brunner (Pan American Games silver medal) and Hempen (World University Games gold medal) both earned medals in July while competing for USA Basketball. Also earning a medal was junior center Quinn Dornstauder (Canada), who brought back a silver medal from the World University Games. ASU started the season ranked 15th in both the AP media poll and the USA Today Coaches poll. After starting the season with a 4-3 record, the Sun Devils were ranked as low as No. 24 on Dec. 7. A 10-game winning streak eventually propelled them into the AP Top 10 on Jan. 11 (No. 10). On Jan. 18 (12 straight wins) they moved up to No. 8 tying the highest AP ranking in program history. ASU was picked to finish third in the Pac-12 by the league s coaches (1. Oregon State 2. Stanford 3. ASU) and second by the media who cover the league (1. Oregon State 2. ASU). Junior forward Sophie Brunner was selected to the media s preseason All-Pac-12 team. On Dec. 14, 2015, ASU head coach Charli Turner Thorne recorded her 400th career win following ASU s win at Hartford. Two of ASU s four losses vs. current No. 18 Kentucky (68-64 in OT on Nov. 15) and vs. current No. 2 South Carolina (60-58 on Nov. 27 in Hawaii) were by a combined six points. After finishing the non-conference portion of its schedule with a 9-3 record, ASU is 31-5 in non-conference games the last three seasons. On Dec. 12, 2015, the Sun Devils won at Syracuse and ended the Orange s 72-game non-conference home court winning streak. In the last three seasons the Sun Devils are 21-6 in games decided by five points or less and/or overtime. ASU is 18-2 in its last 20 road games (not including neutral site games) going back to last season. DOMINANT DEVIL DEFENSE One of the hallmarks of the Sun Devils women s basketball team s success during Charli Turner Thorne s tenure at ASU has been great defense. Whether its offense is firing on all cylinders or not, ASU s outstanding defense always gives it a shot to come out on top. Through 22 games, this year s squad has continued the tradition of keeping the opposition s offense in check. On average, opposing teams have scored 18.1 points under their scoring average when facing ASU. In fact, only one opponent (Marquette), scored more points than what it averaged coming into its game vs. ASU. Some of the Devils most impressive defensive performances this season include... Held second-ranked South Carolina 18.8 points below its scoring average. Set a school record for fewest points allowed in a half (6) at Hartford. Florida State scored 21.7 points below its average and tied its lowest output in a quarter (9 points) against ASU. Cal, which had scored more than 100 points in three of its previous four games prior to facing ASU, was held 33.2 points below its average. Held Stanford to its fewest points in school history (31) in win. Turned a halftime deficit at Oregon (Jan. 29) into a lead after outscoring the Ducks 26-6 in the third quarter. Other defensive notes... The opposition has shot below 30 percent from 3-point range 14 times. ASU has held the opposition to a single-digit point total in a quarter 26 times this season times this season and 25 or fewer points in a half 18 times. ASU has forced 20 or more turnovers 10 times. ASU forced a season-high 27 turnovers vs. Arizona (Jan. 22). Marquette (80), Washington (61) and Oregon State (67) are ASU s only opponents that have scored more than 60 points in regulation (Kentucky scored 56 in regulation and ended up with 68 points after overtime). Devils Putting the D in Defense Avg vs. Opponent ppg. ASU Difference at SMU vs. South Carolina at Hawaii vs. CSU Bakersfield VCU Columbia at Syracuse at Hartford * Marquette Florida State CSUN Cal Stanford ^ at Washington at Washington State vs. Colorado vs. Utah vs. Arizona at Arizona at Oregon at Oregon State Avg. difference * - ASU set school record for fewest points allowed in a half (6 in first half). ^ - Lowest point total in school history RECAP ASU made its 13th all-time appearance in the NCAA Tournament (its 10th under head coach Charli Turner Thorne) and earned a No. 3 seed in the Greensboro Regional (tied highest NCAA seed in school history)... ASU got off to its best start (18-1) and conference start (7-0) in school history. In addition, ASU reached 20 wins faster than any team in program history (22 games)... ASU s 14-game winning streak (started on Nov. 30 and ended on Jan. 25) was its second longest in school history. Only the team won more games in succession (15) Tied the squad for the best road record in school history (10-1) ASU s two wins over Stanford during the regular season represented the first time a conference school swept Stanford during the regular season since Finished among the nation s Top 30 teams in 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Defense (4th/25.4), Scoring Defense (21st/55.9 ppg), 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (22nd/36.1), Field Goal Percentage (27th/44.0) and Scoring Margin (27th/ Set the school record for fewest turnovers per game (14.3). Eclipsed the previous record (16.4 by the team) by more than two turnovers per game... Gave up nearly 10 fewer points per game (9.8) in (55.9) compared to the team (65.7). Most Wins (Season) * * * 26-9 * - Head coach Charli Turner Thorne Most Pac-10/Pac-12 Wins * * * 15-3 * - Head coach Charli Turner Thorne Most Road Wins * * 10-1 * - Head coach Charli Turner Thorne Most Consecutive Wins * * 14 * - Head coach Charli Turner Thorne

4 WBB GAME NOTES CHARLI TURNER THORNE HAS WBB AMONG NATION S ELITE The all-time winningest coach in program history and No. 2 in the Pac-12 in career wins (372), Charli Turner Thorne has turned Sun Devil women s basketball into one of the nation s premiere programs since taking over in Included in ASU s earlier run of 13 consecutive postseason appearances ( ) were a school record five-consecutive NCAA Tournament bids from During that time the Sun Devils qualified for the Elite Eight on a pair of occasions, making ASU one of only 15 programs in the country to have qualified for the Elite Eight at least two times between In Turner Thorne raised the curtain on the team s current era of success as she helped the Sun Devils post one of the best turnarounds in the country as they went from a record and a ninth-place Pac-12 finish (5-13) in to a record and fourth-place Pac-12 finish (11-7). Included among ASU s 23 wins in were three triumphs over Top 25 teams. Last season Turner Thorne was named one of 10 semifinalists for the Naismith Women s College Coach of the Year for a season in which she led the Sun Devils to their best start in school history (18-1), their best conference start in school history (7-0), a second-place finish in the Pac-12 and 29 wins, the second-highest number of wins in school history. Under Turner Thorne s leadership the program is ascending to even greater heights this season. In the month of January alone the Sun Devils posted the best conference start in school history (9-0), equalled the highest AP ranking in school history (No. 8) and matched the school record for consecutive wins (15). On December 14, 2015, Turner Thorne added another milestone as she won her 400th career game (360 at ASU and 40 at Northern Arizona). The outstanding success Sun Devil women s basketball has enjoyed under Turner Thorne is a 180-degree difference from the program that had an aggregate record of in the three years prior to her arrival and only two NCAA Tournament wins in its history. Last season, Turner Thorne led the Sun Devils to the NCAA Tournament for the 10th time in her ASU tenure. WBB EARNS NO. 7 RANKING IN WBCA ACADEMIC TOP 25 The Arizona State University women s basketball team was among the top 10 women s basketball programs in the classroom in The Sun Devil women s basketball team s combined team GPA of was No. 7 among NCAA Division I institutions, according to the Women s Basketball Coaches Association s (WBCA) 2015 Academic Team Honor Rolls, announced this past July. ASU was one of only seven schools among the WBCA s Top 25 that also participated in the 2015 NCAA Tournament. On the court, the Sun Devils recorded the best finish of schools appearing in the WBCA s Top 25 after advancing to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament. Since the season (Charli Turner Thorne s first season at ASU) ASU leads the Pac-12 in the number of first-team All-Academic conference awards (17) and the combined number of first- and second-team All-Academic conference awards (37). WBB SIGNS TOP 10 CLASS FOR NEXT SEASON On Nov. 11, 2015, Arizona State University head women s basketball coach Charli Turner Thorne announced the signing of five student-athletes Sydney Goodson, Reili Richardson, Jamie Ruden, Kiara Russell and Robbi Ryan whose outstanding ability, talent and potential for immediate impact have the signing class ranked among the top 10 in the country by espnw HoopGurlz. Goodson, a 5-8 guard, will be joining the Sun Devils from Liberty Christian School in Argyle, Texas, where she has already led her team to a pair of TAPPS Class 5A state title game appearances. After a runner-up finish in 2013, the Lady Warriors came away with the title in 2015 as Goodson averaged 12.5 points, 3.4 assists and 2.5 steals on her way to earning First-Team All-State honors and being named the District s Offensive Player of the Year. Richardson will be coming to ASU from Brea Olinda High School in Brea, California. The 5-9 guard averaged 17.4 points as a junior while earning numerous awards, including MaxPreps California All-State Division 3 Second-Team recognition, Southern Section All-Open Division Team and Orange County Register All-County First-Team honors. A 6-1 post, who has incredible versatility, Ruden has averaged 20 or more points each of the last three seasons for John Marshall High School (Rochester, Minnesota). Ruden is coming off a junior campaign in which she earned AP First-Team All-State and Minnesota Girls Basketball Coaches Association Class 4A All-State recognition after averaging 23 points, eight rebounds and two assists per game in leading John Marshall to a 27-2 record and a state runner-up finish. Also coming to ASU from the North Star State is Russell, a 5-8 guard out of Osseo High School in Osseo, Minnesota. Like Ruden, Russell also earned 2015 Minnesota Girls Basketball Coaches Association Class 4A All-State honors after a spectacular junior campaign in which she averaged 23.3 points, 3.7 rebounds, 2.9 assists and 3.8 steals. A 5-9 guard, Ryan enters the season as the reigning Gatorade Player of the Year in the state of Wyoming, where she has enjoyed a prolific career at Sheridan High School (Sheridan, Wyoming). Named to the All-State team in each of her first three seasons, Ryan has twice been invited to the U17 Olympic trials for women s basketball and has also competed in the Chicago Nike National Invitation Tournament. Coach MOST WINS AS PAC-12 HEAD COACH* Record Tara VanDerveer, Stanford Charli Turner Thorne, Arizona State Chris Gobrecht, Washington/USC *As of February 3, 2016 School MOST NCAA TOURNEY BIDS IN THE WEST SINCE 2000* No. Stanford 16 Arizona State 10 BYU 8 Cal 8 Gonzaga 8 Montana 8 *Among teams that qualified for 2015 NCAA Tournament

5 HEAD COACH CHARLI TURNER THORNE The winningest coach in Sun Devil women s basketball history and No. 2 in the Pac-12 in most career wins (372), Charli Turner Thorne is at the helm of an Arizona State program that has made it to the postseason 15 of the last 16 years, including a school record five consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances ( ), two Elite Eight appearances and a pair of Sweet 16 finishes. ASU s 10 NCAA Tournament appearances under Turner Thorne are seven more than what ASU had in the 15 years prior to her arrival in Tempe. Has also earned a pair of gold medals with USA Basketball. Turner Thorne, who is in her 19th season at ASU, recorded the 400th victory of her career (includes 40 wins at Northern Arizona) on Dec. 14, 2015 (at Hartford). In Turner Thorne led ASU to 29 wins (second-highest total in school history), a second-place finish in the Pac-12 and a berth in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament. The Sun Devils posted the best overall start (18-1) and conference start (7-0) in school history and reached 20 wins faster than any other squad (22 games). Since the season, Turner Thorne s first season at ASU, the Sun Devils lead the Pac-12 in the number of first-team All-Academic conference awards (17) and the combined number of first- and second-team All-Academic conference awards (37). In 2014 ASU was among the top 25 women s basketball programs listed on the Women s Basketball Coaches Association s (WBCA) Academic Honor Roll. ASU was one of only three teams among the WBCA s top 25 that also participated in the 2014 NCAA Tournament. Most recently, the Sun Devils earned a cumulative GPA of 3.47 for the Fall 2014 semester. In , ASU recorded its 10th 20-win season (23) and its ninth NCAA Tournament berth since The Sun Devils advanced to the second round of the Tournament, the seventh time under Turner Thorne the Sun Devils have been among the final 32 teams or better. Earned her 300th win as ASU s head coach on Jan. 25, Turner Thorne joined current Stanford coach Tara Vanderveer and former Washington/USC head coach Chris Gobrecht as the only other coaches to earn at least 300 wins while coaching in the Pac-10/12. ASU s triumph over No. 20 Syracuse on Dec. 30, 2013 was the 313th win at ASU for Turner Thorne, moving her into the No. 2 spot on the Pac-12 s all-time wins list. In 2011 led ASU to its sixth NCAA Tournament appearance in seven years and a thirdplace finish in the Pac-10, ASU s ninth top-3 conference finish in 11 seasons. In 2009 guided the Sun Devils to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament for the second time in three seasons. ASU s final 26-9 record in included a school record 15-game winning streak. Is one of three coaches (former Washington head coach Chris Gobrecht and current Stanford head coach Tara VanDerveer) in Pac-10/12 history (since the season) to have led their respective schools to five (or more) consecutive 20-win seasons.

6 HEAD COACH CHARLI TURNER THORNE In guided the Sun Devils to a school record 31 wins, including a school record 16 Pac-10 wins, and led them to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history. ASU concluded the season ranked No. 8 in the final USA Today/ESPN coaches poll and No. 10 in the final Associated Press poll, their highest FINAL rankings in each of the respective polls in school history. In led ASU to a 25-7 record. During the season led ASU to its first Top 10 ranking in 22 years. In directed ASU to a overall record and its first NCAA Sweet Sixteen appearance in 22 years. Led her team to a 25-9 record, which at the time had tied the single-season school record for most wins. Guided ASU to a share of the Pac-10 title in 2001 and the inaugural Pac-10 Tournament title in 2002, the first league championships in school history. Started her head coaching career at Northern Arizona where she spent three seasons (40-40 record from 1992/ /96) and led NAU to consecutive winning seasons in and , the first coach in school history to accomplish that feat. As a player, lettered four years at Stanford where she played under Tara VanDerveer (for three years). During the summer of 2009 Turner Thorne served as the head coach of the USA Women s World University Games Team which went undefeated (7-0) and captured the gold medal at the 2009 World University Games in Belgrade, Serbia. It was Turner Thorne s second time working with USA Basketball. In the summer of 2007 Turner Thorne served as an assistant coach on USA Basketball s U21 World Championship Team which won the gold medal at the FIBA U21 World Championship in Moscow, Russia. Is a past president of the Women s Basketball Coaches Association s (WBCA) Executive Committee. Graduated from Stanford in 1988 with a bachelor s degree in psychology and later earned her master s degree in education from Washington in Turner Thorne and her husband, Will, have three sons Conor (16), Liam (14) and Quinn (12). Turner Thorne s Coaching Career Overall Conf. Year School Record Record Highlights Arizona State Recorded 400th career win/tied highest AP ranking in school history (No. 8) Arizona State Best start (18-1) and fastest to 20 wins in school history (22 games). Advanced to Sweet Arizona State Advanced to second round of the NCAA Tournament... Team ranked as high as No Arizona State Became third coach in Pac-12 history to record 300 career wins Arizona State Sixth NCAA Tournament appearance in seven years Arizona State th consecutive postseason appearance (WNIT) Arizona State Second Elite Eight appearance in three seasons... School record 15-game winning streak Arizona State School record fourth consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance Arizona State School record 31 wins and ASU's first ever Elite Eight appearance Arizona State Fourth NCAA appearance, (then) school record 10-game win streak Arizona State Advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament for first time since Arizona State WNIT, ASU s school-record fifth postseason bid Arizona State Advanced to the second round of the WNIT Arizona State Pac-10 Tournament Title; NCAA Second Round; Tied school record for wins in a season Arizona State First ever Pac-10 title, NCAA Tournament bid Arizona State WNIT bid, ASU s first postseason invite since Arizona State Tied for 6th Pac-10; Best league finish since Arizona State st double-digit wins since Arizona State Most wins in four years ASU Totals (19 seasons) Northern Arizona th Big Sky; Second straight winning season Northern Arizona th Big Sky; 1st NAU winning season in seven years Northern Arizona th Big Sky NAU Totals (3 seasons) Career Totals (21 seasons)

7 WBB ROSTERS Numerical No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr./Exp. Hometown/High School/Last School 0 Katie Hempen G 5-9 R-Sr./2V* Highland, Ill./Highland/SIUE 1 Arnecia Hawkins G 5-10 Sr./3V Mesa, Ariz./Mountain View 2 Qiana Levy G 5-6 Jr./HS Sacramento, Calif./Monterey Trail 3 Sabrina Haines G 5-10 Fr./HS Phoenix, Ariz./Desert Vista 5 Tia Kanoa G 5-8 So./1V Honolulu, Hawaii/Kamehameha 11 Peace Amukamara G 5-7 Sr./1V Glendale, Ariz./Millennium/Mesa CC 21 Sophie Brunner F 6-1 Jr./2V Freeport, Ill./Aquin 22 Quinn Dornstauder C 6-4 Jr./2V Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada/LeBoldus 23 Elisha Davis G 5-3 Sr./3V Oakland, Calif./Berkeley 24 Kelsey Moos F 6-0 Jr./2V Edwall, Wash./Reardan 33 Charnea Johnson-Chapman C 6-3 Fr./HS Moreno Valley, Calif./Canyon Springs 42 Kianna Ibis F 6-1 Fr./HS Omaha, Neb./Benson 43 Eliza Normen F 6-0 R-Sr./3V* Louisville, Colo./Monarch 50 Armani Hawkins G 5-10 Fr./HS Mesa, Ariz./Mountain View * - Has used redshirt season: Hempen in (transfer), Normen in (medical) Alphabetical No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr./Exp. Hometown/High School/Last School 11 Peace Amukamara G 5-7 Sr./1V Glendale, Ariz./Millennium/Mesa CC 21 Sophie Brunner F 6-1 Jr./2V Freeport, Ill./Aquin 23 Elisha Davis G 5-3 Sr./3V Oakland, Calif./Berkeley 22 Quinn Dornstauder C 6-4 Jr./2V Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada/LeBoldus 3 Sabrina Haines G 5-10 Fr./HS Phoenix, Ariz./Desert Vista 50 Armani Hawkins G 5-10 Fr./HS Mesa, Ariz./Mountain View 1 Arnecia Hawkins G 5-10 Sr./3V Mesa, Ariz./Mountain View 0 Katie Hempen G 5-9 R-Sr./2V* Highland, Ill./Highland/SIUE 42 Kianna Ibis F 6-1 Fr./HS Omaha, Neb./Benson 33 Charnea Johnson-Chapman C 6-3 Fr./HS Moreno Valley, Calif./Canyon Springs 5 Tia Kanoa G 5-8 So./1V Honolulu, Hawaii/Kamehameha 2 Qiana Levy G 5-6 Jr./HS Sacramento, Calif./Monterey Trail 24 Kelsey Moos F 6-0 Jr./2V Edwall, Wash./Reardan 43 Eliza Normen F 6-0 R-Sr./3V* Louisville, Colo./Monarch * - Has used redshirt season: Hempen in (transfer), Normen in (medical) Head Coach: Charli Turner Thorne (19th season) Associate Head Coaches: Meg Sanders (13th season) and Amanda Levens (4th season) Assistant Coach: Jackie Moore (4th season) Pronunciation Guide Peace Amukamara Ah--mook--ah--mare--ah Sophie Brunner Broon--er Quinn Dornstauder Dorn--staud--er Arnecia Hawkins Are--nee--see--ah Tia Kanoa Tee-a Can-oh-ah Qiana Levy Key-Anna Lev-ee Charnea Johnson-Chapman CHAR-nay Kianna Ibis Key-Anna I-bis

8 PLAYER NOTES #0 Katie Hempen G 5 9 RS-Sr. Highland, Ill. Highland HS 2V Currently working on MEd Curriculum and Instruction (Early Childhood Education) Transferred to ASU from SIUE in May, Per NCAA transfer rules, did not play in , however, was able to practice with the team. Has played in 120 career games (30 at SIUE and 90 at ASU) with 64 starts (all at ASU), including 59 starts in a row. Currently in 2nd place on ASU s all-time list for career 3-ptrs (159), needs three triples to pass Kylan Loney ( ) as ASU s all-time leader. Set the single-season school record for 3-pointers (76) in Started every game in (All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention) and led the team in scoring (12.0 ppg), 3-pointers (76-3rd in Pac-12), was 2nd in assists (2.4 apg), FT percentage (77.8) and FTs made (84) and attempted (108). Played in every game (7 starts) in and concluded the season 2nd on the team in 3-pointers (44) and tied for 2nd in scoring (8.3 ppg). Scored in double figures 16x in , including 10x in the season s last 16 games. Earned ASU s Most Improved Player Award at conclusion of As a freshman at SIUE in , was named the Ohio Valley Conference Freshman of the Year and was a member of the All-Newcomer team after finishing 3rd on team in scoring (9.7 ppg) and 1st in FT pct (86.0). Earned her BS in Family and Human Development in December 2014 and is currently working on MEd Curriculum and Instruction (Early Childhood Education). Has started every game and currently leads the team in 3-pointers (39) and 3-point FG percentage (41.5-6th in Pac-12), is 2nd in assists (2.5 apg) and 4th in scoring (8.3 ppg). Has scored in double figures 11x (led or tied for team lead in scoring 5x) and has knocked down three or more 3-pointers 8x. Has scored season-high of 14 points on 4 occasions (at Hartford, vs. Marquette, vs. Cal, at Arizona). Has dished out season-high 5 assists 4x. Was named to the Waikiki Beach Marriott Rainbow Wahine Shootout All- Tournament Team after averaging 12.0 ppg and connecting on 50 percent of her shots (13-26) in ASU s games vs. No. 2 South Carolina, Hawaii and CSU Bakersfield. #1 Arnecia Hawkins G 5 10 Sr. Mesa, Ariz. Mountain View 3V Major: Tourism Development and Management Has played in 121 career games (13 starts). Played in every game in and led the team in 3-point FG pct. (41.5) and finished 3rd on the team in 3-pointers (17). Played in every game in and finished 4th on the team in 3-pointers (15). Played in all 31 games (three starts) as a freshman in and finished 2nd on the team in both 3-point field goals (26) and FT pct. (78.6). Younger sister (Armani) is a freshman guard on the Sun Devil WBB team. Is having best season of her career as she is currently 3rd on the team in scoring (9.5 ppg) and 3-pointers (19) and 4th in assists (1.8 apg), steals (1.1 spg) and rebounding (3.2 rpg - ASU s top rebounding guard). With injuries to starting forwards Kelsey Moos and Sophie Brunner led ASU in scoring average (12.1 ppg) while connecting on 52 percent of her shots during earlier 10-game stretch (eight starts). All 9 of her double-figure scoring games have come in last 17 contests. Scored 12 points and grabbed career-high 10 rebounds vs. VCU (Dec. 5). Added 17 points (5-7 FGs) in win vs. Marquette (Dec. 19). Was named the Ann Meyers Drysdale Women s National Player of the Week and Pac-12 Player of the Week for her performance in ASU s upset of No. 10 Florida State (Dec. 21). Scored a career-high 23 points (13 in the fourth quarter) while making all seven of her field goal attempts (including a trio of 3-pointers). Led ASU with a game-high 18 points in win over CSUN (Dec. 28). Tied for team lead (Sophie Brunner) with 12 points in win over Stanford (Jan. 4). Scored 15 (5-5 FGs/4-4 FTs) of her game-high 19 points in 1st half of win at Arizona (Jan. 24). In early December was named a nominee for the 2016 Allstate WBCA Good Works Team. #2 Qiana Levy G 5 6 Jr. Sacramento, Calif. Monterey Trail HS Major: Public Service and Public Policy Earned a spot as a walk-on prior to the season. A 2013 graduate of Monterey Trail High School where she posted career averages of 13.5 points per game, 4.7 rebounds per game, 3.8 assists per game and 3.4 steals per game. Has played in two games vs. Columbia (Dec. 6) and vs. CSUN (Dec. 28). #3 Sabrina Haines G 5 10 Fr. Phoenix, Ariz. Desert Vista HS Major: Sports Journalism A 2015 graduate of Desert Vista High School (Phoenix, Ariz), where she averaged 10.8 points, 4.5 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 2.5 steals during her career (111 career games). Was one of five players (along with Armani Hawkins) named to The Arizona Republic s All-Arizona girls basketball team in addition to earning All-Tribune First-Team honors following a senior season in which she averaged 15.1 points, 5.4 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 3.3 steals. Started her career at Mesa Mountain View where she played two seasons and was a teammate of fellow Sun Devil freshman Armani Hawkins. Has played in every game and currently leads the team in free throw percentage (84.8/28-33), is 2nd in 3-point FG pct. (40.0/14-35) and 4th in 3-pointers (14). Has 8 assists and two turnovers in last 5 games. Scored 11 points at Hawaii (Nov. 28) and again vs. Columbia (Dec. 6). Knocked down a career-high 3 triples in the win over Columbia. Posted career high in 19 points (5-7 FGs) and rebounds in win at Washington State (Jan. 10). Scored 14 of her 19 points in the second half. Scored 10 points in ASU s win at Oregon (Jan. 29).

9 PLAYER NOTES #5 Tia Kanoa G 5 8 So. Honolulu, Hawaii Kamehameha HS 1V Major: Environmental Design Played in 2 games in before suffering season-ending knee injury in practice. Played 8 minutes in win vs. Middle Tennessee (Nov. 14, 2014) and 9 minutes in win over Bakersfield (Nov. 19, 2014). Brought in an outstanding resume of accomplishments that included winning state titles in both Hawaii and California (where she started her high school career). Returned to the floor vs. CSUN (Dec. 28), her first action since ACL injury in November, Also appeared in ASU s contests vs. Stanford (Jan. 4), at Washington State (Jan. 10) and vs. Colorado (Jan. 15). #11 Peace Amukamara G 5 7 Sr. Goodyear, Ariz. Millennium HS 1V Major: Family and Human Development Has played in 57 career games. The younger sister of former Sun Devil guard Promise Amukamara, Peace transferred to ASU from Mesa Community College in April Played in every game in and finished 3rd on the team in assists (2.1 apg). Best all-around performance of the season came in win over SMU (Dec. 6) in which she scored 11 points, grabbed 8 rebounds and dished out 6 assists (all season bests). Capped off her two years at MCC with a virtuoso season in 2014 in which she earned NJCAA All-American honors and helped lead MCC to its first NJCAA DII Women s Basketball national championship in program history. Was named the NJCAA Division II Player of the Year for a sophomore campaign in which she led the team in scoring (14.1 ppg) to go along with stellar per-game averages in rebounds (5.6), assists (4.9) and steals (2.2). A 2012 graduate of Goodyear Millennium, Peace was all-state honorable mention as a senior (15.6 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 3.1 spg and 2.4 apg). Started high school career at Glendale Apollo where she and Promise were a part of the Class 4A Division I state title team in Has played in every game and is 5th on the team in assists (1.5 apg). Has scored 5 or more points 8x, including season-high 7 in win at Hawaii (Nov. 28). Also had 4 assists at Hawaii. Connected on a pair of 3-pointers in the first half of ASU s win at Washington (Jan. 8). Scored 7 points, dished out season-best 5 assists and tied career high with 3 steals vs. Utah (Jan. 17). Tied career high with 3 steals in win at Oregon (Jan. 29). #21 Sophie Brunner F 6 1 Jr. Freeport, Ill. Aquin HS 2V Major: Educational Studies Has started 73 of 84 career games and is ASU s active leader in rebounds (580) and steals (124) and No. 2 in points (840). Needs 2 rebounds to move into ASU s top 10 for career rebounds. Earned All-Pac-12 and Pac-12 Defensive Honorable Mention and was a member of the Pac-12 Tournament s All-Tournament Team in Led the team in field goal percentage (54.3) and rebounding (7.6 rpg) and finished 2nd in scoring (11.9 ppg). In addition, was the only post player among top 10 in the Pac-12 in steals (9th in all games spg and 3rd in conference games spg). Earned Pac-12 Freshman honorable mention recognition in 2014 after she played in every game (22 starts) and finished 2nd on the team in FG pct. (49.7) and rebounds (6.4 rpg) and 4th in scoring (7.6 ppg). Notched double figures in scoring 12x and rebounds 8x. Has 11 career double-doubles (4 in and 6 in , 1 in ). Earned a silver medal playing for the U.S. Pan American Games Team at the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto. Twice named to the AP s All-State First-Team during high school career, Brunner had her #21 jersey retired at conclusion of her Aquin HS career after leading her team to back-to-back Class 1A state titles ( ). Has started all 16 games she has played in and currently leads the team in scoring (10.8 ppg), rebounds (6.4 rpg), FG pct (52.2) and steals (2.0 spg) and is 3rd in assists (1.9 apg). Missed six games in November-December after suffering an ankle injury in the fourth quarter of ASU s loss to second-ranked South Carolina in Hawaii (Nov. 27). Led ASU with 19 points (8-11 FGs) and 7 rebounds in season opener vs. Kentucky (Nov. 15). Scored 6 points, grabbed a season-high 10 rebounds and had 3 steals vs. No. 2 South Carolina (Nov. 27). Suffered ankle injury and left the game with 4:27 left in the fourth quarter. Would go on to miss next 6 games. Returned to the lineup on Dec. 19 vs. Marquette and scored 14 points to go along with 4 rebounds. Posted 10 points, 6 rebounds and 3 steals in ASU s upset of No. 10 Florida State (Dec. 21). Scored 16 points, to go with 7 rebounds, 4 steals and a career-high-tying 5 assists in ASU s win over Cal (Jan. 2). Recorded first double-double of the season (12 points, 10 rebounds) in win vs. Stanford (Jan. 4). Just missed second consecutive double-double (15 points/9 rebounds) in win at Washington (Jan 8). Was named espnw s National Player of the week after averaging 11.7 points and 8.7 rebounds while shooting 52 percent from the field in wins over then-ninth-ranked Stanford, Washington and Washington State. Spectacular game vs. Arizona (Jan. 22) included 15 points (10 in the 2nd half), 5 rebounds and a season-high 7 steals (tied for most in the Pac-12 this season). Scored 13 points (6-8 FGs) at Oregon State (Feb. 1).

10 PLAYER NOTES #22 Quinn Dornstauder C 6 4 Jr. Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada LeBoldus HS 2V Major: Biochemistry (Barrett Honors College) Has played in 84 career games (24 starts). Played in every game (5 starts) in and was ASU s leader off the bench in scoring (7.2 ppg - 5th on the team) and rebounds (4.9 rpg - 3rd on the team) and led the team in blocks (0.9 bpg). Played in 27 games as a freshman and connected on 53.1 pct. of her FGs (26-49). Earned a silver medal playing for Canada at the 2015 World University Games in South Korea. In the gold medal game, Dornstauder s Canadian squad competed against the United States and fellow Sun Devil teammate Katie Hempen. Has played in every game (19 starts) and currently leads ASU in shot blocks (1.5 bpg - t7th in the Pac-12), is 2nd in scoring (9.8 ppg) and FT percentage (80), 3rd in rebounding (4.7 rpg) and 5th in steals (0.8 spg). Current FT percentage (80.0) is 20.9 percentage points higher than career percentage coming into this season (59.1). Has scored in double figures 10x and has grabbed 5 or more rebounds 12x. Scored 21 points (one point short of matching her career high) to go along with 8 rebounds, 4 blocks and a career-high 3 steals in win at SMU (Nov. 21). Was named to the Waikiki Beach Marriott Rainbow Wahine Shootout All- Tournament Team after averaging 10.3 ppg and 4.0 rpg while connecting on 52 percent of her shots (12-23) and 88 percent of her free throws (7-8) in ASU s games vs. No. 2 South Carolina, at Hawaii and vs. CSU Bakersfield. Was also named to the ASU Classic All-Tournament Team after averaging 15.5 points and 4.5 rebounds vs. VCU (Dec. 5) and Columbia (Dec. 6). Scored 11 points and grabbed 6 rebounds in ASU s upset of No. 10 Florida State (Dec. 21). Connected on 7-10 FGs and scored 14 points in Pac-12 opener vs. Cal (Jan. 2). Had 12 points (5-7 FGs) and 6 rebounds in win at Washington (Jan. 8). Recorded first double-double of the season (15 points, 10 rebounds) in win over Colorado (Jan. 15). Added 14 points/6 boards in win over Utah (Jan. 17). GPA) in December 2015 and will begin work on her Master in Communication in the Spring of Was ASU s student-athlete representative at 2015 Pac-12 Media Day. Has started every game and currently leads ASU in assists (5.1 apg/5th in Pac-12), is 2nd in 3-pointers (22) and steals (1.6 spg) and 5th in rebounding (2.8 rpg). Has 24 assists and only 7 turnovers in ASU s last 6 games. Is one of 30 candidates for the 2016 Senior CLASS Award in women s basketball. Has dished out 5 or more assists 12x, including a career-high-tying 11 vs. Marquette (Dec. 19). Also, has had 10 games with 2 or fewer turnovers. Has scored in double figures 9x, including a career-high 16 points vs. Arizona (Jan. 22). Has scored 10 or more points in the 2nd half 4x: at SMU (15), vs. Florida State (10), at Washington (10) and at Oregon (10). Scored all 15 of her points in the 2nd half of ASU win at SMU (Nov. 21) Scored 10 points to go along with 5 assists and zero turnovers vs. No. 2 South Carolina in Hawaii (Nov. 27). Scored 9 points to go with a career-high 10 rebounds and 6 assists in win at No. 19 Syracuse (Dec. 12). Outstanding all-around effort in win vs. Marquette (Dec 19) produced 11 points, 11 assists and 4 rebounds. Added 10 points to go with 6 assists in ASU s upset of No. 10 Florida State (Dec. 21). Had 9 assists and 3 steals in Pac-12 opener vs. Cal (Jan. 2). Tied career high with three 3-pointers in win 6 rebounds and 3 assists in win over No 9 Stanford (Jan. 4). Scored 10 of her 13 points in the 4th quarter and had second consecutive game with career-best 3 triples in win at Washington (Jan. 8). Averaged 12.0 points and 5.5 assists (zero turnovers) in ASU s wins over Colorado (Jan. 15) and Utah (Jan. 17). Spectacular effort vs. Arizona (Jan. 22) included a career-high-tying 16 points to go with 5 assists and a career-high 5 steals. Scored all 10 of her points in the 2nd half of ASU s win at Oregon (Jan. 29). #23 Elisha Davis G 5 3 Sr. Berkeley, Calif. Berkeley HS 3V Will begin work on Master s in Communication in Spring 2016 Has played in 121 career games with 61 career starts (59 straight). Has led team in assists each of the last two seasons Is currently No. 3 on ASU s all-time list for career assists (429). Needs 13 to pass Jodi Rathbun (441/ ) for No. 2. Current Indiana Fever guard Briann January ( ) is ASU s all-time assists leader (534). Is also 3rd on ASU s all-time list for most career assists in the NCAA Tournament (22). Started every game in and led the team in assists (4.5 apg - 3rd in Pac-12) and FT pct. (80.0), was 2nd in 3-pointers (38), 3rd in steals (1.1 spg), 4th in scoring (7.5 ppg) and 5th in free throws made (48) and attempted (60). Played in every game (3 starts) as a sophomore in and led team in assists (2.8 apg), was 2nd in FT pct. (79.1) and 3rd in 3-point FGs (19). Played in all 31 games as a freshman in (one start) Has earned Pac-12 Second-Team All-Academic honors each of last two seasons. Earned her undergraduate degree (Communication/graduated with 3.81

11 PLAYER NOTES #24 Kelsey Moos F 6 0 Jr. Edwall, Wash. Reardan HS 2V Major: Communication Has started 78 of 80 career games. Played in 31 games (30 starts) in and concluded the season 2nd on the team in field goal percentage (52.9) and rebounds per game (5.4 rpg), 4th in 3-pointers (12) and tied for 4th in steals (0.8 spg). Earned Pac-12 Freshman honorable mention recognition in 2014 after she started 31 of the 32 games she played in and finished as the team s leader in rebounds (6.6 rpg) and tied for 2nd in FG pct. (49.7). Was named the Class 2B State Player of the Year by the Associated Press three straight years as she helped lead her Reardan HS team to three consecutive state titles. Was ASU s student-athlete representative at 2014 Pac-12 Media Day. Is on track earn her degree in only 3 years (expected to graduate this May). Has started all 17 games she has played in and is currently 2nd on the team in rebounding (5.6 rpg) and FG percentage (49.3). Also leads the team in offensive rebounds (2.3 rpg). Is shooting 63.7 percent from the floor (14-22) in ASU s last 6 games. Has missed five games due to injury. Missed four straight contests in late November/early December and a fifth in late December. Has grabbed 5 or more rebounds 10x, including a season-high 10 boards at Washington State (Jan. 10). Was injured late in the 3rd quarter of ASU s loss vs. second-ranked South Carolina in Hawaii (Nov. 27). After missing 4 games, returned to the lineup in ASU s contest at No. 19 Syracuse (Dec. 12) and led the team with 13 points to go along with 7 rebounds. Scored 9 points (4-5 FGs) and grabbed 6 rebounds at Hartford (Dec. 14). Tallied 8 points, 5 rebounds and 2 steals in win vs. No. 10 Florida Stare (Dec. 21). Missed ASU s game vs. CSUN (Dec. 28) due to injury. Scored 8 points and pulled down 10 rebounds in win at Washington State (Jan. 10). Just missed a double-double with 12 points/9 rebounds in win over Utah (Jan. 17). Grabbed 8 rebounds in win at Arizona (Jan. 24). Scored season-high 17 points (4-6 FGs/6-6 FTs, knocked down careerhigh 3 triples) and grabbed 6 rebounds in win at Oregon (Jan. 29). #33 Charnea Johnson-Chapman C 6 3 Fr. Moreno Valley, Calif. Canyon Springs HS Major: Exploratory A 2015 graduate of Canyon Springs High School (Moreno Valley, Calif.), where she averaged 11.8 points, 9.0 rebounds and 2.1 blocks during her 75-game career. Earned first-team All-CIF honors as a senior after averaging 16.9 points while connecting on 55 percent of her field goal attempts. Accumulated several other honors prior to her senior season, including All Inland Valley League First-Team recognition and Press Enterprise All-Area Girls Basketball Third-Team honors in addition to being named Second-Team Cal-Hi Sports All-State Underclass. Averaged a double-double (10.4 points per game and 11.3 rebounds per game) in 2014 as she led Canyon Springs to an undefeated Inland Valley League championship and then to the school s first state title. Has played in 16 games. Scored career-high 8 points (4-4 FGs) in win at Hawaii (Nov. 28). Grabbed career-high 5 rebounds in win over CSUN (Dec. 28). Recorded 5 points and 2 rebounds vs. Colorado (Jan. 15). #42 Kianna Ibis F 6 1 Fr. Omaha, Neb. Benson HS Major: Exploratory A 2015 graduate of Benson High School in Omaha, Nebraska, Ibis had her senior season cut short after 17 games due to ACL injury. At the time of the injury, Ibis had been averaging 21.2 points, 11.2 rebounds, 2.2 steals and 1.7 blocks. Would still go on to be named a first-team Super-Stater for the second straight year (third time overall that she was selected to the All-State Team). As a junior in 2014, was the driving force in her team s run to its first Class A state title. Ibis was named first-team Super-State in 2014 following a campaign in which she averaged 19.4 points and accumulated a state record of 426 rebounds (averaged 15.4 per game) to go along with 163 blocks and 52 steals. Has played in 20 games. Scored 4 points to go along with career-high 6 rebounds in win over CSU Bakersfield (Nov. 29). Scored a career-high 8 points (3-4 FGs) in win over Columbia (Dec. 6). Added 6 points in win at Washington State (Jan. 10). Tied career high with 6 rebounds in win vs. Colorado (Jan. 15). Scored 4 points (2-3 FGs) and had 2 steals in win at Oregon (Jan. 29).