WILLIAM JEWELL WOMEN’S BASKETBALLCARDINAL BASKETBALL • GAME NOTES • GAME 29 • ROCKHURST

JaeLynn Ellison • Asst. SID/Women’s Basketball Contact • ellisonj@william.jewell.edu • jewellcardinals.comPaul Worstell • Sports Information Director • worstellp@william.jewell.edu • 816-415-5959

2015-16 SCHEDULEDate Opponent Location Time/Results

CCA Division II Tip Off Classic

10/30 Alaska Anchorage Anaheim, Calif. L 63-90

10/31 New York Tech Anaheim, Calif. W 68-59 OT

11/01 Cal StateDominguez Hills

Anaheim, Calif. L 63-68

Wayne State College Tournament

11/13 Northeastern State Wayne, Neb. L 37-69

11/14 Wayne State College

Wayne, Neb. L 49-80

11/18 Central Missouri Warrensburg, Mo. L 70-80

11/22 Upper Iowa Liberty, Mo. W 79-63

Missouri Western State University Classic

11/27 Graceland St. Charles, Mo. W 89-59

11/28 Evangel St. Charles, Mo. W 81-47

12/03 Quincy University Quincy, Ill. L 76-64

12/05 Truman State Liberty, Mo. L 61-54

12/12 Newman Liberty, Mo. L 58-55

12/15 Ottawa University Liberty, Mo. W 78-55

01/07 Bellarmine Liberty, Mo. L 78-75

01/09 Southern Indiana Liberty, Mo. W 68-65

01/14 McKendree Lebanon, Ill. L 57-47

01/16 Illinois Springfield Springfield, Ill. L 62-53

01/18 Rockhurst Liberty, Mo. W 68-49

01/21 Missouri S&T Liberty, Mo. L 71-62

01/23 Drury University Liberty, Mo. L 87-52

01/28 Missouri-St. Louis St. Louis, Mo. W 50-48

01/30 Maryville University St. Louis, Mo. W 75-62

02/04 Wisconsin-Parkside Kenosha, Wis. W 67-64

02/06 Lewis University Romeoville, Ill. L 65-54

02/11 Saint Joseph’s (IN) Liberty, Mo. L 69-66

02/13 Indianapolis Liberty, Mo. L 56-54

02/18 Truman State Kirksville, Mo. L 54-53

02/20 Quincy University Liberty, Mo. L 68-57

02/25 Rockhurst Kansas City, Mo. 5:30 p.m.

Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament

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WILLIAM JEWELL vs. ROCKHURST

Thursday, February 25, 20165:30 p.m.

Mason-Halpin Field HouseKansas City, Mo.

Live Stats:sidearmstats.com/rockhurst/wbball

Live Video:glvcsports.com/watch

PROJECTED STARTERS

12Maddie Nelson

5’7 • G • JRSmithville, Mo.

15Madison Campbell6’0 • F • FRBolivar, Mo.

21Lindsey McCoy

6’1 • F • SOEureka, Mo.

31Blair

Klostermann5’11 • G • FR

Dyersville, Iowa

3Logan Antenen

5’8 • G • SRSalina, Kan.

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TODAY’S MATCHUP: Tonight the Cardinals play their final regular season game, with a chance at the postseason on the line. Jewell is on the road at crosstown rival Rockhurst who enters with an overall record of 13-12, and 6-11 in the Great Lakes Valley Conference. The Cards are 10-18, 5-12 in the

league.

LAST TIME OUT: The Cardinals are coming off a fifth consecutive loss af-ter dropping a 68-57 contest to No. 23 Quincy. Quincy put up a 19 half time lead after going 11-24 from the field and 5-12 from behind the three point line. Jewell meanwhile, shot a dismal 17 percent from the floor in the opening half. Sophomore point guard Hayden Butler prevented things from getting out of hand in the second quarter as she scored eight points, all from the free throw line. Coming out of the break the Cardinals put together a string of buckets but each time they were answered by Quincy. It wasn’t until the fourth quarter that things began to unravel for the Hawks and Jewell came roaring back. The Cardinals put together a 9-2 run to pull as close as eight late in the game on three point shots from Zinka Duric and Logan Antenen. The teams traded points over the final minutes to preven the upset. Fresh-man Madison Campbell led the Cardinals with 16 points, three assists, and three steals. Butler added a career-high 13 points, including going 8-10 from the free throw line. Antenen and Maddie Nelson grabbed seven and nine

rebounds respectively as Jewell outrebounded the Hawks 41-40.

Record: 10-18, 5-12Streak: L5Rank: NR

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Points/Game 62.5 67.0Rebounds 38.7 35.0

Assists 11.5 14.2Steals 8.3 8.7

Turnovers 17.0 13.8Field Goal Pct. .367 .389

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Nickerson Stepping UpShooting guard Kelsey Nickerson has picked up her production over the course of the past four games averaging 7.5 points and shooting 44 percent from behind the three-point line. The senior has seen an increase in minutes, including a season high 21 and 14 coming against Quincy and Truman State to help cover for the struggling

Meagan Paul.

Win and You’re InAlthough tonight is the final regu-lar season game it will have a post-season feel as the contest will de-cide the Cardinal’s fate. With a win Jewell will secure the final spot in the Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament. A loss will sufficiently end the 2015-16 season. Top seeds Lewis, Drury, and Bellarmine have locked up first round byes while Quincy and Truman State will bat-

tle out for the fourth spot.

SCOUTING THE HAWKSRockhurst enters with an overall record of 13-12, including 6-11 in the Great Lakes Valley Conference. The Hawks enter tonight’s contest having lost their past three games to Truman State, Quincy, and Saint Joseph’s. They are led offensively by senior guard Mary Dineen’s 18.1 points per game, which is fourth in the GLVC. Two other players aver-age in double-figures with Lauren Meyers putting in 12.4 points and Marisa Lowe 10.1 per night. Meyers also pulls down a team leading 6.1 rebounds per game. Point guard Jillian Myers tops the confer-ence with 3.35 steals per night along with fourth in the league with a 4.18 assists per night. Lowe also leads the GLVC with 3.00 three point shots made per contest. The program is led by sixth year head coach Larry Park, who has over 31 years of collegiate experience. He

is assisted by Mike Park and Bennett Yarbrough.

Stopping DineenJust like in the first meeting this season a big key to victory was be stopping the Hawk’s senior point guard Mary Dineen who is fourth in the GLVC with a 18.1 scoring average. In the previous meeting Dineen scored 15, including 11 in the second half, but was hindered by foul trouble for much of the

game.

Careers On the LineWhether the season ends tonight or during the postseason tourna-ment, these are the final games for seniors Zinka Duric, Logan Antenen, Makenize Johnson, and

Kelsey Nickerson.

Turnovers KeyIn the first meeting with the Hawks, Jewell won in convincing fashion. However, one improve-ment to be made today is the turn-over column. In the first meeting the Cards committed 21 turnovers

while forcing just 15.

Defense, Defense, DefenseIn the first meeting in January, Jew-ell held the Hawks to just 49 points, one of just two Division II oppo-nents the Cardinals held under 50 points. The team will again need to be outstanding on the defensive end and hold the sixth rank team in the GLVC under their average of

67 points per game.

WBCA USA TODAY DIVISION II POLLFebruary 23, 2016

RK Team Prev.Rank

Record Points

1 Lubbock Christian (11) 1 24-0 581

1 Alaska Anchorage** (11) 1 30-1 581

3 Limestone College (S.C.) (2) 3 25-0 550

4 California Baptist 4 24-1 528

5 Lewis University (Ill.)** 6 26-1 489

6 Ashland University (Ohio) 5 26-1 478

7 Missouri Western State** 7 24-2 429

8 Winona State (Minn.) 8 27-2 425

9 Fort Hays State (Kan.) 10 23-3 387

10 Union (Tenn.) 11 25-2 367

11 Drury University (Mo.)** 12 22-3 330

12 West Texas A&M 9 23-3 315

13 Virginia Union 13 22-2 294

14 Benedict College (S.C.) 15 24-2 267

15 Arkansas Tech 14 21-3 266

16 West Liberty (W.Va.) 16 23.3 201

17 Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 18 22-3 200

18 Nova Southeastern (Fla.) 17 22-4 196

19 Pittsburg State (Kan.) 19 23-4 177

20 California-San Diego 20 21-3 141

21 Anderson University (S.C.) 21 194 113

22 Emporia State (Kan.) 22 21-5 103

23 Quincy University (Ill.)** 23 22-4 82

24 Columbus State (Ga.) 24 21-4 63

25 Bellarmine (Ky.)** 25 20-3 50

Others Receiving Votes: Sioux Falls (S.D.) 40; Kentucky State 25; Ursuline College 24; Clayton State (20; Wheeling Jesuit (19); California State-East

Bay 13; Lander Univesrity 11; Shaw University 7; Colorado State-Pueblo 6; Northern State 5; American International 4

GLVC Opponents in Bold**2015-16 Opponent

WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGEWOMEN’S BASKETBALL

The Cardinals are 54-54 overall since officially joining NCAA Division II in the fall of 2011. As an NAIA member, under head coach Jill Slominski the Cardinals won over 300 games, including three Heart of America Conference Championships, and made seven National Tournament

appearances.

A win for the Cardinals would mean moving to 11-18 overall and securing one of the final spots in the GLVC postseason tournament.

CARDINALS ON THE AIR

Live video streaming of Cardinal home events in foot-ball, soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, softball and baseball became a reality in 2011-12, as well as the live broadcast of Jewell’s graduation in May of 2012 and 2013. During the winter of 2012, live swimming was added to the production schedule, with the first Jewell tennis match broadcast in January of 2015. There have also been nearly 1200 videos posted to the Jewell athletic website, www.JewellCardinals.com, produced by Rick Cole, director of broadcasting and community engage-ment, and the William Jewell College Sports Network. Jewell also was named winner of the Great Lakes Valley Conference 2011-12 Award of Excellence for their participation and coverage of a significant community engagement activity during their first year in the conference. In 2012 through 2014, Jewell home events that are streamed on the Jewell athletic website were also seen on Time-Warner Cable Sports Channel throughout the region. Beginning in the 2013-14 school year, the WJCSN has featured as many as six different cameras to cover events, and has expanded to slow-motion replays and on-screen graphics as well. Workers on the live broadcast staff are mainly Jewell work-study students who train and work as part of their finan-cial aid package at Jewell. “I think our online telecasts are the best in the GLVC,” said Cole. “It’s a tribute to the College for allowing me to pro-duce coverage in the way I think suits us best, and to the stu-dents at Jewell for executing the plan.” Cole is also an intrical part of the development of the GLVC Sports Network and helps broadcast multiple conference championship events.

A loss for the Cardinals would mean falling to 5-13 in the GLVC and end the 2015-16 season.

JILL SLOMINSKIHead Coach • 20th Season • 385-241 Overall

816-415-5937 • slominskij@william.jewell.edu

Jill Slominski begins her 20th year as the head coach of the women’s basketball program at William Jewell. Prior to becoming the head coach at Jewell she was the interim head coach at Ottawa University taking over that program in January of 1996. From the fall of 1993-95 she served as the assistant Coach here at Jewell. During her time at Jewell as the head coach she has an

overall record of 381-235. Nine of Slominski’s teams have won 20 or more games in a season, four have won 25 or more, her 2004-05 team holds the record for most wins in a season with 28. While a member of the Heart of America Athletic Conference Coach Slominski received Coach of the Year honors three times, three of her teams earned HAAC conference championships and they made seven trips to the National Tournament out of the last ten years of NAIA Competition including three Sweet 16 appearances. William Jewell made the transition to NCAA Division II and joined the Great Lakes Valley Con-ference and has qualified for the GLVC post-season tournament three of the last four years. During her tenure at Jewell Slominski has had the opportunity to coach eight All-Americans (14 selections) and sixteen Academic- All Americans (34 selections). Three of her former players have been inducted into the William Jewell Hall of Fame (Charlotte Beck Fairfax, Jill Esely Durnin and Katie Helwig Munger). Jewell’s women’s basketball team is consistently represented at the top or near the top academi-cally in the GLVC. Slominski is a 1993 graduate of Northwestern College in Orange City, Iowa and a 1997 graduate of the University of Missouri Kansas City. Cress’s undergraduate degree is in Elementary Education and has Masters degree in Curriculum and Instruction of Physical Education. While at Northwestern she was a four year starter in both basketball and softball receiving All-Conference honors her senior year in basket-ball. A native of Vinton, Iowa she participated in basketball, track and softball and lettered 11 times. In basketball she was a First team All-State selection her senior year and finished the season as the third leading scorer in the state. She was also an All- State selection as a utility player in softball. Coach Slominski is member of the Vinton-Shellsburg High School Hall of Fame as well as the Wil-liam Jewell Hall of Fame. Jill resides in Lawson with her husband Josh Slominski and four children: daughters Addisyn (17) and Rylan (10) and sons Tyson (15) and Leighton (12). She also has two step children Cooper (11) and Isabella (6).

Women’s Basketball Staff

Chad HawkinsAsst. Coach

Devonte BellAsst. Coach

Sasha AnAsst. Coach

Maddie MasonAsst. Coach

Hayli Jo SmithAsst. Coach

Emily CraigStudent Manager

Adam LangHead Strength

and Conditioning Coach

Lucas MorganAssoc. Athletic Director

Compliance

Beverly SierksAsst. Athletic DirectorBusiness Operations

Jeff BowerDirector of

Event Operations

SLOMINSKI BY YEAR

2014 15-12 2013 11-16 2012 18-10 2011 15-16 2010 26-8 2009 24-10 2008 23-10 2007 27-7 2006 19-13 2005 28-7 2004 16-17 2003 27-9 2002 23-9 2001 20-12 2000 15-14 1999 13-17 1998 16-17 1997 17-15

WILLIAM JEWELL NUMERICAL ROSTER# Name Pos. Height Acad. Year Hometown3 Logan Antenen G 5’8 Senior Salina, Kan.5 Anna Born G 5’7 Freshman Wichita, Kan.10 Makenzie Johnson F 6’0 Senior Overland Park, Kan.11 Zinka Duric G 5’9 Senior Waterloo, Iowa12 Maddie Nelson G 5’8 Junior Smithville, Mo.13 Chris Keys F 5’10 Junior Overland Park, Kan.14 Ashley Pitrof G 5’8 Sophomore Milwaukee, Wis.15 Madison Campbell F 6’0 Freshman Bolivar, Mo.20 Hayden Butler G 5’8 Sophomore Des Moines, Iowa21 Lindsey McCoy C 6’1 Sophomore Eureka, Mo.22 Kelsey Nickerson G 5’8 Senior Ottumwa, Iowa30 Katie Cordray C 6’3 Sophomore Lathrop, Mo.31 Blair Klostermann G 5’11 Freshman Dyersville, Iowa33 Natalie Closser F 6’0 Freshman Springfield, Mo.34 Katie Finn F 5’11 Sophomore Oak Creek, Wis.35 Meagan Paul G 5’9 Sophomore Kearney, Mo.40 Kayla Harrell F 6’0 Sophomore Independence, Mo.44 Adriana Rodriguez F 6’0 Sophomore Granada, Spain

# Name Pos. Height Acad. Year Hometown4 Lauren Meyers F 5’10 Senior Omaha, Neb.10 Brooke Denton G 5’7 Sophomore Omaha, Neb.11 Jillian Meyers G 5’3 Sophomore Ft. Smith, Ark.12 Mary Dineen G 5’6 Junior Omaha, Neb.21 Brittany Meyer G 5’3 Freshman Colwich, Kan.22 Briahtia Sebek G 5’6 Freshman Lincoln, Neb.24 Kendall Hart F 5’8 Senior Montrose, Mo.25 Kendyl Blanke G 5’6 Junior Kirksville, Mo.32 Morgan Harwood F 5’10 Sophomore Great Bend, Kan.33 Katie Andersen G 5’7 RS-Junior Wichita, Kan.34 Marisa Lowe F 6’0 Freshman Omaha, Neb.35 Haleigh Cindrich C 6’3 Junior Overland Park, Kan.40 Kaci German C 6’2 Freshman Omaha, Neb.42 Jennie Schnelting F 5’10 Freshman St. Peters, Mo.

ROCKHURST NUMERICAL ROSTER

Cardinal Leaders Scoring Maddie Nelson - 11.5 Blair Klostermann - 9.0 Madison Campbell - 8.5 Chris Keys - 6.5 Logan Antenen - 6.4

Rebounding Maddie Nelson - 6.9 Chris Keys - 4.6 Madison Cambpell - 4.5 Blair Klostermann - 4.3

Assists Maddie Nelson - 4.3 Logan Antenen - 1.9 Blair Klostermann - 1.1

Steals Maddie Nelson - 65 Logan Antenen - 31 Blair Klostermann - 29 Madison Campbell - 23 Chris Keys - 16

Field Goal Percentage Natalie Closser - 1.000 Katie Corday - .500 Ashley Pitrof - .417 Madison Campbell - .415

Three Point Field Goal Percentage Logan Antenen - .421 Kelsey Nickerson - .390 Anna Born - .333 Meagan Paul - .325

Free Throw Percentage Meagan Paul - 1.000 Zinka Duric - .929 Katie Finn - .846 Katie Cordray - .833

Blocked Shots Madison Campbell - 24 Adriana Rodriguez - 7 Katie Cordray - 5 Makenzie Johnson - 5

10+ Points Maddie Nelson - 20 Madison Campbell - 15 Blair Klostermann - 9 Chris Keys - 6 Logan Antenen - 4 Kelsey Nickerson - Meagan Paul - 2 Lindsey McCoy - 2 Zinka Duric - 1 Hayden Butler - 1

Offensive Rebounds Blair Klostermann - 56 Chris Keys - 51 Maddie Nelson - 49

Double-Doubles Maddie Nelson - 3 Blair Klostermann - 1 Chris Keys - 2 Madison Campbell - 1 Triple-Doubles Maddie Nelson - 1

GLVC PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Week 1 Jamie Johnson SR Lewis Week 2 Mary Dineen JR Rockhurst Week 3 Kalea Parks JR Saint Joseph’s Week 4 Mariyah Brawner-Henly SR Lewis Week 5 Jessica Kelliher FR Lewis Week 6 Morgan Dahlstrom SO Southern Indiana Week 7 Mariyah Brawner-Henly SR Lewis Week 8 Lauren Davis SR Saint Joseph’s Week 9 Kara Gerbus SR Quincy Week 10 Jessica Kelliher FR Lewis Week 11 Mariyah Brawner-Henly SR Lewis Week 12 Mariyah Brawner-Henly SR Lewis

MILESTONE WATCH

Points Player To Go900 Maddie Nelson 88600 Chris Keys 73400 Logan Antenen 78300 Katie Finn

Zinka DuricBlair KlostermannMadison Campbell

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200 Meagan Paul 32

Rebound Player To Go400 Maddie Nelson

Chris Keys0

60300 Logan Antenen 67

200 Katie FinnZinka Duric

Madison CampbellBlair Klostermann

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100 Lindsey McCoy 28

Assists Player To Go300 Maddie Nelson 93

100 Makenzie JohnsonLogan Antenen

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Steals Player To Go200 Maddie Nelson 51

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2015-16 GLVC STANDINGS

Team Overall ConferenceEastern Division

Lewis 26-1 17-0

Bellarmine 20-3 14-3

Saint Joseph’s 18-9 11-6

Southern Indiana 14-11 7-10

UW-Parkside 13-12 7-10

McKendree 11-16 6-11

Indianapolis 8-19 6-11

Illinois Springfield 8-17 2-15

Western Division

Drury 22-3 15-2

Quincy 22-4 13-4

Truman State 19-8 13-4

Rockhurst 13-12 6-11

Maryville 11-13 5-12

William Jewell 10-18 5-12

Missouri St. Louis 10-15 5-12

Missouri S&T 8-16 4-13

2015-16 Starters Records

Klostermann-Nelson-Campbell-Finn-Keys 1-3 Klostermann-Nelson-Campbell-Finn-Antenen 3-4 Klostermann-Nelson-Campbell-Butler-Johnson 0-1 Klostermann-Nelson-Campbell-McCoy-Antenen 5-8 Klostermann-Nelson-Campbell-Antenen-Keys 0-1 Nickerson-Nelson-Duric-Johnson, Antenen 0-1

Upcoming GLVC ScheduleFebruary 25

Illinois Springfield at McKendreeMissouri S&T at DruryUW-Parkside at Lewis

Missouri St. Louis at Maryville

CARDINALS SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS3 Logan Antenen • SR • G • Salina, Kan. • Fort Hays State

2015-2016 SeasonPoints: 18 vs. Upper Iowa (11/22/15)Rebounds: 7 vs. Quincy (2/18/16)Assists: 5 - Four TimesSteals: 3 vs. Illinois Springfield (1/16/16) 3 vs. Rockhurst (01/18/16)

CareerPoints: 18 vs. Upper Iowa (11/22/15)Rebounds: 7 vs. Quincy (2/18/16)Assists: 6 vs. Drury (1/17/15)Steals: 4 vs. Bellarmine (1/4/15)

5 Anna Born • FR • G • Wichita, Kan. • Kapaun Mt. Carmel HS

2015-2016 SeasonPoints: 3 vs. Alaska Anchorage (10/30/15)Rebounds: 1 vs. Wayne State College (11/14/15)Assists: 0Steals: 1 vs. Wayne State College (11/14/15)

CareerPoints: 3 vs. Alaksa Anchorage (10/30/15)Rebounds: 1 vs. Wayne State College (11/14/15)Assists: 0 Steals: 1 vs. Wayne State College (11/14/15)

10 Makenzie Johnson • SR • F • Overland Park, Kan. • Blue Valley HS

2015-2016 SeasonPoints: 5 vs. Upper Iowa (11/22/15)Rebounds: 4 vs. Truman State (12/5/15)Assists: 1 - Six TimesSteals: 3 vs. Ottawa (12/15/15)

CareerPoints: 10 vs. Southwest Baptist (11/25/14) 10 vs. UMKC (12/20/14)Rebounds: 13 vs. Southwest Baptist (11/25/14)Assists: 5 vs. Southwest Baptist (11/25/14)Steals: 3 vs. Ottawa (12/15/15)

11 Zinka Duric • SR • G • Waterloo, Iowa • West HS

2015-2016 SeasonPoints: 17 vs.Maryville (1/30/16)Rebounds: 8 vs. Indianapolis (2/13/16)Assists: 2 vs. Graceland (11/27/15)Steals: 2 vs. Graceland (11/27/15)

CareerPoints: 20 vs. Central Christian (12/7/13)Rebounds 8 vs. Indianapolis (2/13/16)Assists: 2 - Three TimesSteals: 4 vs. Baker University (12/14/12)

12 Maddie Nelson • JR • G • Smithville, Mo. • Smithville HS

2015-2016 SeasonPoints: 19 vs. Upper Iowa (11/22/15) 19 vs. Truman State (2/18/16)Rebounds: 17 vs. Rockhurst (01/18/16)Assists: 11 vs. Ottawa (12/15/15)Steals: 6 vs. Illinois Springfield (1/16/16) 6 vs. Truman State (2/18/16)

CareerPoints: 20 vs. Graceland (12/1/14)Rebounds: 17 vs. Rockhurst (01/18/16)Assists: 11 vs. Ottawa (12/15/15)Steals: 6 vs. Illinois Springfield (1/16/16) 6 vs. Truman State (2/18/16)

CARDINALS SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS13 Chris Keys • JR • F • Overland Park, Kan. • Blue Valley North HS

2015-2016 SeasonPoints: 18 vs. Wayne State College (11/14/15)Rebounds: 11 vs. Upper Iowa (11/22/15)Assists: 2 vs. Indianapolis (2/13/16)Steals: 3 vs. Wayne State College (11/14/15)

CareerPoints: 26 vs. Maryville (1/29/15)Rebounds: 12 vs. Illinois Springfield (2/12/15)Assists: 2 - Five TimesSteals: 3 vs. Wayne State College (11/14/15)

14 Ashley Pitrof • SO • G • Milwaukee, Wis. • Piux XI HS

2015-2016 SeasonPoints: 8 vs. Graceland (11/27/15)Rebounds: 2 vs. Graceland (11/27/15)Assists: 1 vs. Alaska Anchorage (10/30/15)Steals: 1 vs. Graceland (11/27/15)

CareerPoints: 8 vs. Graceland (11/27/15)Rebounds 2 vs. Graceland (11/27/15)Assists: 1 - Three TimesSteals: 1 vs. Central Missouri (12/7/14) 1 vs. Graceland (11/27/15)

15 Madison Campbell • FR • F • Bolivar, Mo. • Bolivar HS

2015-2016 SeasonPoints: 21 vs. Wisconsin Parkside (2/4/16)Rebounds: 11 vs. Bellarmine (1/7/16)Assists: 3 vs. Missouri-St. Louis (1/28/16) 3 vs. Quincy (2/18/16)Steals: 4 vs. Bellarmine (1/7/16)

CareerPoints: 21 vs. Wisconsin Parkside (2/4/16)Rebounds: 11 vs. Bellarmine (1/7/15)Assists: 3 vs. Missouri-St. Louis (1/28/16) 3 vs. Quincy (2/18/16)Steals: 4 vs. Bellarmine (1/7/16)

20 Hayden Butler • SO • G • Des Moines, Iowa • Dowling HS

2015-2016 SeasonPoints: 13 vs. Quincy (2/18/16)Rebounds: 3 - Three TimesAssists: 3 vs. Wayne State College (11/14/15)Steals: 1 vs. Northern State (11/13/15) 1 vs. Graceland (11/27/15)

CareerPoints: 13 vs. Quincy (2/18/16)Rebounds: 3 - Three TimesAssists: 3 vs. Wayne State College (11/14/15)Steals: 2 vs. Southern Indiana (1/2/15)

21 Lindsey McCoy • SO • C • Eureka, Mo. • Eureka HS

2015-2016 SeasonPoints: 11 vs. Maryville (1/30/16) 11 vs. Saint Joseph’s (2/11/16)Rebounds: 8 vs. Maryville (1/30/16)Assists: 2 - Four TimesSteals: 2 vs. Maryville (1/30/16) 2 vs. Saint Joseph’s (2/11/16)

CareerPoints: 11 vs. Maryville (1/30/16) 11 vs. Saint Joseph’s (2/11/16)Rebounds: 8 vs. Maryville (1/30/16)Assists: 2 - Four TimesSteals: 2 vs. Maryville (1/30/16) 2 vs. Saint Joseph’s (2/11/16)

CARDINALS SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS22 Kelsey Nickerson • SR • G • Ottumwa, Iowa. • Ottumwa HS

2015-2016 SeasonPoints: 13 vs. Saint Joseph’s (2/11/16)Rebounds: 1 - Seven TimesAssists: 1 vs. Saint Joseph’s (2/11/16)Steals: 1 - Three Times

CareerPoints: 18 vs. Rockhurst (12/4/14)Rebounds: 12 vs. Rockhurst (12/4/14)Assists: 3 vs. Rockhurst (12/4/14)Steals: 2 - Four Times

30 Katie Cordray • SO • C • Lathrop, Mo. • Lathrop HS

2015-2016 SeasonPoints: 3 vs. Graceland (11/27/15)Rebounds: 3 vs. Graceland (11/27/15)Blocks: 4 vs. Evangel (11/28/15)Steals: 1 vs. Graceland (11/27/15)

CareerPoints: 4 vs. Indianapolis (1/8/15)Rebounds: 3 vs. Avila (11/17/14) 3 vs. Drury (2/19/15) 3 vs. Graceland (11/27/15)Blocks: 4 vs. Graceland (11/28/15) Steals: 1 vs. Graceland (11/27/15)

31 Blair Klostermann • FR • G • Dyersville, Iowa • Dyersville HS

2015-2016 SeasonPoints: 19 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (11/1/15)Rebounds: 10 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (11/1/15)Assists: 7 vs. New York Inst. of Tech. (10/31/15)Steals: 3 vs. Ottawa (12/15/15) 3 vs. Indianapolis (2/13/16)

CareerPoints: 19 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (11/1/15)Rebounds: 10 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (11/1/15)Assists: 7 vs. New York Inst. of Tech. (10/31/15)Steals: 3 vs. Ottawa (12/15/15) 3 vs. Indianapolis (2/13/16)

33 Natalie Closser • FR • F • Springfield, Mo. • Kickapoo HS

2015-2016 SeasonPoints: 4 vs. Evangel (11/28/15)Rebounds: 3 vs. Evangel (11/28/15)Assists: 1 vs. Northern State (11/13/15) 1 vs. Graceland (11/27/15) 1 vs. Evangel (11/28/15)Steals: 0

CareerPoints: 4 vs. Evangel (11/28/15)Rebounds: 3 vs. Evangel (11/28/15)Assists: 1 vs. Northern State (11/13/15) 1 vs. Graceland (11/27/15) 1 vs. Evangel (11/28/15)Steals: 0

34 Katie Finn • SO • F • Oak Creek, Wis. • Oak Creek HS

2015-2016 SeasonPoints: 8 vs Ottawa (12/15/15)Rebounds: 4 - Four TimesAssists: 4 vs New York Inst. of Tech. (10/31/15)Steals: 2 - Four Times

CareerPoints: 15 vs. Illinois Springfield (2/12/15)Rebounds: 8 vs. Northwest Missouri State (11/12/14)Assists: 4 vs. New York Inst. of Tech. (10/31/15)Steals: 2 - Five Times

CARDINALS SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS35 Meagan Paul • SO • G • Kearney, Mo. • Kearney HS

2015-2016 SeasonPoints: 12 vs. Ottawa (12/15/15) 12 vs. Missouri S&T (01/21/16)Rebounds: 7 vs. Truman State (12/5/15)Assists: 4 vs. Northern State (11/13/15)Steals: 2 vs. Newman (12/12/15)

CareerPoints: 12 vs. Ottawa (12/15/15) 12 vs. Missouri S&T (01/21/16)Rebounds: 7 vs. Truman State (12/5/15)Assists: 4 vs. Northern State (11/13/15)Steals: 2 vs. Newman (12/12/15)

44 Adriana Rodriguez • SO • F • Granada, Spain • Ces Cristo Rey HS

2015-2016 SeasonPoints: 7 vs. Southern Indiana (1/9/16)Rebounds: 6 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (11/1/15) 6 vs. Missouri-St. Louis (1/28/16)Assists: 2 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (11/1/15) 2 vs. Rockhurst (01/18/16)Steals: 2 - Three Times

CareerPoints: 7 vs. Southern Indiana (1/9/16)Rebounds: 6 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (11/1/15) 6 vs. Missouri-St. Louis (1/28/16)Assists: 2 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (11/1/15) 2 vs. Rockhurst (01/18/16)Steals: 2 - Three Times