PLAYER OF THE YEAR & ALL-AMERICAN CANDIDATE

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR Tot-Avg. PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts.-Avg2004-05 32-32 995-31.1 215-363 .592 0-1 .000 119-210 .567 150-190 340-10.6 70-1 38 91 12 31 549-17.22005-06 32-32 885-27.7 195-296 .659 0-1 .000 132-189 .689 108-168 276-8.6 57-0 64 82 11 22 522-16.3TOTAL 64-64 1880-29.4 410-659 .622 0-2 .000 251-399 .629 258-358 616-9.6 127-1 102 173 23 53 1071-16.7

• First team All-ACC, earning 65 of 70 votes. Also first team All-ACC Tourna-ment for the second-straight year, helping Maryland reach the title game.• Fastest player in school history to reach 1,000 points, needing 60 games to reach the milestone. Also only the 14th player in school history with 1,000 points and 500 rebounds. • ACC Player of the Week after recording double-doubles vs. No. 9 Michigan State and No. 1 Tennessee at the Paradise Jam. Player of the Week, again, after posting three-straight 20-point games in ACC play, including netting a career-high 34 points in a win at Wake Forest. Also had 14 boards at WFU.• Averaged 17.7 ppg and 8.7 rpg in league games, both ranked in the top 10.• 13 double-doubles leads the ACC, including a 13 points, 10 rebound outing vs. No. 2 Duke in the ACC semis. Has 31 career double-doubles, the most of any active ACC player.• Reached double figures in 29 games, including nine 20-point outings and two 30-point performances.• 15 double-figure rebound games, grabbing a season-high 19 vs. Florida State, tied for the most of any ACC player this season.• 25 points, eight rebounds in upset-win over No. 1 North Carolina.• 9-for-9 vs. Central Connecticut State, tying a school record (min. 8 attempts).• Leads the nation in field goal percentage (.659). Tied for third in the ACC in points (16.3), second in rebounding (8.6).• Selected 2005 USA Basketball Female Athlete of the Year..• Preseason All-ACC, Preseason Wade Trophy candidate, finalist for the John R. Wooden Award candidate, ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District 2 team, 2005 ACC Rookie of the Year and 2nd team All-ACC.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR Tot-Avg. PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts.-Avg2005-06 31-22 958-30.9 163-311 .524 50-99 .505 76-92 .826 56-182 238-7.7 73-1 95 100 47 41 452-14.6

ALL-STAR CANDIDATE

• ACC Rookie of the Year, earning 61 of 70 votes, and the only league freshman to earn All-ACC honors, garnering second team honors.• First team All-ACC, the only freshman to earn all-tournament team honors.• Five-time ACC Rookie of the Week, the most of any conference freshman and tying a school record.• Leads the ACC with a 50.5 percent three-point shooting percentage and second in the naiton.• Second on the team and ninth in the ACC in scoring (14.6), fifth in rebounding (7.7), 12th in field goal percentage (.524), sixth in free throw percentage (.826), 12th in three-point field goals made (1.61), eighth in blocks (1.52), third in defensive rebounds (5.87).• Seven double-doubles on the season.• Career-high 23 points and nine rebounds at No. 1 North Caro-lina, leading Maryland to the upset.• Followed up with 20 points, going 8-for-11 from the floor, at No. 1 Duke.• 25 games in double figures, including eight 20-point outings. Opened the season with 13-straight games in double digits.• 10 double-figure rebound games, grabbing a career-high 15 vs. #18/20 Boston College and 13 in the semifinal win over No. 2 Duke.• Named to Paradise Jam All-Tournament team after averaging 16.7 points and 5.0 rebounds over three games, shooting 59.4 percent from the floor.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR-DR Tot-Avg. PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts.-Avg2003-04 30-18 823-27.4 121-327 .370 27-80 .338 136-176 .773 40-71 111-3.7 71-1 66 96 1 38 405-13.52004-05 32-32 1044-32.6 189-444 .426 39-136 .287 145-182 .797 35-105 140-4.4 68-2 103 100 9 63 562-17.62005-06 32-29 994-31.1 144-354 .407 51-124 .411 112-135 .830 22-94 116-3.6 63-1 134 101 11 55 451-14.1TOTAL 94-79 2861-30.4 454-1125 .404 117-340 .344 393-493 .797 97-270 367-3.9 202-4 303 297 21 156 1418-15.1

ALL-STAR CANDIDATE

• Second team All-ACC, become the first player in school history to be named all-conference three times.• ACC Player of the Week after opening the season with back-to-back 23-point games, also scoring her 1,000th career point, becoming the then-fast-est player in school history to reach that mark and the 21st overall.• Third on the team in scoring and 10th in the ACC (14.1).• Also ranks seventh with 4.19 assists per game, fourth in free throw per-centage (.830), seventh in three-point percentage (.411), 14th in three-point field goals made (1.59) and 12th in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.33).• Reached double figures in 22 games, recording eight 20+ point games. Led the team in scoring in 10 games this season.• Back-to-back 26-point games in the Terrapin Classic, earning tournament MVP nods.• Back-to-back double-doubles, dishing out a career-high 13 assists in win over Arizona on Dec. 11.• Has made almost a 200-percentage point improvement in three-point shooting, knocking down a career-best 45 percent of attempts.• Has tied the school record for career free throws, making 386 in her three seaons.• Preseason All-ACC, Preseason candidate for John R. Wooden Award and Wade Trophy, second team ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA All-American, first team ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District 2 team, 2005 first team All-ACC and Kodak/WBCA Honorable Mention All-American.

• In her fourth season, has led the Terrapins to a top-3 ranking, their first since 1992-93.• Terps have been ranked in the top 15 every week this season and in the top 10 for the last 15 weeks.• Maryland has posted a school-record 26 regular-season wins and are one win short of the season record (28-4).• Has led Maryland to its first winning record in conference play since 1997. It’s tie for second in the standings is the program’s best showing since 1992-93.• Maryland defeated No. 1 North Carolina in overtime, 98-95, at Carmichael Auditorium, its first win over a No. 1 team since Dec. 30, 1992. It was also Maryland’s first win in Chapel Hill since 1996.• Terps topped then-No. 2 Duke to reach the ACC Tournament finals for the first time in 13 years.• Terps have posted back-to-back 20-win seasons for the first time in 12 years, matching last season’s total with four regular season games remaining.• Maryland is 6-4 against ranked teams this season, including wins over No. 1 North Carolina, No. 2 Duke, No. 9 Michigan State, No. 19 Boston College and No. 25 Virginia Tech (rankings are at the time of meeting).• Maryland leads the nation in rebounding margin and three-point shooting, and is second in the nation in scoring. Also ranks in the top 10 in rebounding and blocks.MARYLAND UNDER FRESEYear Overall ACC2002-03 10-18 (.357) 4-12 (.250)2003-04 18-13 (.581) 8-8 (.500)2004-05 22-10 (.688) 7-7 (.500)2005-06 28-4 (.875) 12-2 (.857)TOTAL 78-46 (.629) 31-29 (.517)• Back-to-back NCAA Tournament second round appearances (‘04, ‘05)• Reached ACC Tournament semifinals in ‘04 & ‘05

• 4th-ranked recruiting class in 2005• 2nd-ranked recruiting class in 2004• 10th-ranked recruiting class in 2003

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