WOMEN’S BASKETBALL NOVEMBER1 vs. Illinois Wesleyan (exhibition) W, 92-59 5 vs. St. Xavier (exhibition) W, 112-47Maggie Dixon Classic (Chicago, Ill.)11 DePaul vs. Saint Mary’s W, 96-6812 vs. Samford W, 86-57Jack-in-the-Box Rainbow Wahine Classic18 vs. San Diego State L, 82-7419 vs. Portland W, 90-6420 at Hawai’i W, 90-6527 at Northwestern W, 88-72 DECEMBER3 vs. Loyola W, 70-657 vs. St. John’s * W, 69-529 vs. SIUE W, 75-65Maggie Dixon Classic (New York, N.Y.)11 vs. Tennessee L, 84-6113 at Princeton W, 78-6716 vs. Arizona State W, 73-5419 at Illinois State W, 93-6722 Southern Illinois W, 93-6731 vs. Northern Illinois W, 65-46JANUARY 03 at Georgetown * W, 59-50 07 at Providence * L, 60-5214 vs. Pittsburgh * W, 86-8317 at USF * L, 66-6321 vs. Connecticut * L, 88-4424 at Rutgers * L, 65-6428 at Seton Hall * W, 71-5931 vs. Louisville * W, 86-61FEBRUARY 5 at Notre Dame * L, 90-708 vs. Villanova * W, 79-73 12 vs. Marquette * W, 71-5918 at West Virginia * W, 77-6321 vs. Syracuse * 8 p.m.25 at Louisville * 11 a.m.27 vs. Cincinnati * 7 p.m.MARCH2-6 BIG EAST Championship

MEN’S BASKETBALL NOVEMBER5 vs. Lewis - Exhibition W, 70-63 11 vs. UT-Pan American - McGrath-Phillips Arena W, 91-7214 vs. Mississippi Valley State - McGrath-Phillips Arena W, 80-70Old Spice Classic - Orlando 24 vs. Minnesota Orlando, Fla. L, 86-8525 Texas Tech W, 76-7027 Arizona State W, 68-64DECEMBERBIG EAST/SEC Challenge1 vs. Mississippi L, 70-685 vs. Milwaukee L, 87-767 at Loyola-Chicago W, 69-5810 vs. Chicago State W, 102-9514 at Northern Illinois W, 75-5217 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff - McGrath-Phillips Arena W, 81-6221 vs. Cal Poly W, 63-56JANUARY1 vs. Syracuse * L, 87-685 vs. Pittsburgh * W, 84-8108 at Villanova * L, 87-7110 at Seton Hall * L, 94-7314 at Louisville * L, 76-5917 vs. Georgetown * L, 83-7522 vs. USF * L, 75-5925 at Rutgers * W, 69-64FEBRUARY1 vs. St. John’s * L, 87-814 at Cincinnati * L, 74-666 vs. Marquette * L, 89-7611 at Notre Dame * L, 84-7615 at Connecticut * L, 80-5418 vs. Louisville * L, 90-8220 at St. John’s * L, 79-7225 vs. Providence * 1 p.m.28 at West Virginia * 6 p.m.MARCH3 vs. Seton Hall * 5 p.m.6-10 BIG EAST Championship

NEXT UPMen’s Hoops

vs. Providence Feb 25, 1 p.m.

Women’s Hoops

vs. Syracuse February 21, 8 p.m.

CONTACT INFORMATIONChampions Club 773-325-7240Athletic Ticket Office 773-325-SLAM

www.depaulbluedemons.com

On-Line Giving:https://alumni.depaul.edu/give/GivingForm.

Hoopla will feature trivia questions about Blue Demon History for men and women’s basketball. To win you will need to answer both questions correctly. Each week’s winner will be published in the Friday Hoopla. In case of multiple winners, a drawing will be held among the winning entries. This week’s winner receives a Blue Demon NIKE Messenger Bag.

Men’s BasketballFor the 2009-10 basketball season, what former DePaul great was a Blue Demon assistant coach and the program’s director of community, corporate and professional relations?

Women’s BasketballHow many times did DePaul women’s basketball reach the second round of the NCAA Tourna-ment? Click Here to submit your answer.

FEBRUARY 21Volume 1Issue 68

MEN’S HOOPS - 1956In the midst of a seven-game winning streak, the Blue Demons get a 91-77 home win against Lewis. Ron So-bieszczyk ties a career-high with 14 free-throws made. The senior-laden 1955-1956 team led by Bill Robinzine (15.5 ppg), Ken Jaksy (17.3 ppg), and Sobieszc-zyk (22.5 ppg) finished the regular season with a seven-game winning streak before losing in the first round of the NCAA Championship to Wayne State, 72-63, at Allen County Coliseum in Fort Wayne Indi-ana. Sobieszczyk was the first DePaul player since George Mikan to score more than 300 points in each of his varsity seasons.

WOMEN’S HOOPS -2003Despite three players in double-figures, the DePaul women’s basketball team dropped a 71-67 overtime deci-sion at Cincinnati on February 21, 2003. Jenni Dant led the Blue Demons and matched her season-high with 23 points. Dant is the only student-athlete in women’s basketball history to finish her career with at least 1,600 points, 300 assists and 250 steals. The Blue Demons finished the regular season with a 22-10 overall record, 10-4 in Conference USA. The ninth seeded Blue Demons fell short, 73-64, to Utah in Raleigh in the first round of NCAA Tournament

DOWNTOWN DEMON LUNCHEONS On February 23, DePaul Athletics will host the final Downtown Demon Luncheon of 2012 at The Cliff Dwellers on the 22nd floor of 200 S. Michigan. The luncheons give alumni, fans and DePaul staff a chance to get an intimate view of Blue Demon basketball from head coaches Oliver Purnell and Doug Bruno.Lunch is served at 11:30 while a brief program presided over by Director of Athletics Jean Lenti Ponsetto begins at 12:15. The lun-cheons feature a buffet which includes extensive salads, multiple entrees and the Club’s famous Daniel Burnham deep-dish pie. Admission for the luncheons is $25.The Cliff Dwellers location on the 22nd floor provides a breath-taking view of Chicago and the Lakefront. This luncheon will be the final time that the Downtown Demon luncheon will be held at this historic and beautiful location as the Cliff Dwellers will be changing venues.You can confirm your reservation on line by CLICKING HERE or by calling Marge Mazik at 773-325-7240 or email mmazik@depaul.edu.

DePaul Athletic Development StaffThad Dohrn 773-325-1456 Lemone Lampley 773-325-7534 Jennifer Thomas 773-325-8604Marge Mazik 773-325-7240 Mario Stula 773-325-2147

MAKE A GIFT!

VS. LOUISVILLEFEBRUARY 18, ALLSTATE ARENA

KIM WILLIAMS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

VS. MARQUETTE

VS. LOUISVILLE

VS. MARQUETTE FEBRUARY 12, - MCGRATH-PHILLIPS ARENA

SYRACUSE ORANGE (16-11, 5-8 BIG EAST)OVERALL: 16-11BIG EAST: 5-8AP POLL: NACOACHES POLL: NALAST GAME: W, 79-63, Marquette NEXT GAME: Feb. 25, vs. Georgetown

Syracuse (16-11, 5-8 BIG EAST) is coming off a 79-63 win at Marquette on Saturday. The Or-ange’s win snapped a two-game skid with losses to Notre Dame and at Louisville. Syracuse is led by Iasia Hemingway and Kayla Alexander’s 15-plus points per game. Hemingway leads the team with 15.8 points and Alexander follows with 15.4. The duo also combines for 13.6 of the Orange’s 46.1 rebounds per game.

THE OPPONENT NOTESThe Orange used a 16-0 second half run to pull away from Marquette... Junior Kayla Alexander scored 23 points against MU... Alexander led four SU players in double-figures as the Orange earned its fifth straight win against the Golden Eagles.In her ninth 20-point game of the season, Alexander was 10-of-13 from the floor and tied a season high with five blocks... junior Elashier Hall (14 points), junior Carmen Tyson-Thomas

(15 points) and senior Iasia Hemingway (13 points) also scored in double figures for the Orange, while sophomore Rachel Coffey tied acareer high with six assists... sophomore Phylesha Bul-lard, who earned her second start of the season in the game, had a career-high four steals while adding eight points... the Orange scored 32 points off 21 MU turnovers.

THE SERIES: 7th MEETING Seventh meeting between the two teams... all games have come during the BIG EAST Con-ference Regular Season... DePaul leads the all-time series 5-1 and is 2-1 in games played in Lincoln Park... the Orange’s only series win came in 2008 when Syracuse won 69-66 on Jan. 29, 2008... four of the last five meetings have been decided by single-digits.

SERIES INFORMATIONOverall...............................................DePaul leads 5-1at DePaul...........................................DePaul leads 2-1Streak.................................................DePaul, W3Last meeting......................................Feb. 8, 2011Result.................................................DePaul W, 77-61Doug Bruno vs. Syracuse..................5-1

DEPAUL BLUE DEMONS (8-5 BIG EAST, 20-7 OVERALL)

OVERALL: 20-7BIG EAST: 8-5 AP POLL: 24COACHES POLL: 20LAST GAME: W, 71-59, Marquette NEXT GAME: Feb 21. Syracuse

STARTERS: The Blue Demons (20-7, 9-5 BIG EAST) enter Tuesday’s game on a three-game winning streak and are coming off a 77-63 win at West Virginia on Saturday. DePaul erased a 14-point deficit and moved into a tie for fifth place in the BIG EAST Regular Season standings. The Blue Demons are currently tied with Louisville and will face the Cardinals at the KFC Yum! Center on Feb. 25.Against the Mountaineers, Brittany Hrynko paced the Blue Demons with 21 points and dishedout six assists. The DePaul freshman has become an assist machine during con-ference play and is averaging 4.6 per game. In her last six games, Hrynko is averaging 6.5 assists and had a career-best nine at Notre Dame.

At Tuesday’s game, the Blue Demons will celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day (NGWSD) by honoring DePaul’s female student-athletes and members of the Spirit Squads at halftime. NGWSD celebrates the advocacy, education and the promotion of girls and women in sport.

NOTING THE BLUE DEMONSDePaul is 702-400 (.637) all-time... the 2011-12 campaign is the 37th season of women’s basketball at DePaul University... since the start of the 2003-04 season (289 games), the Blue Demons have held 65.7 percent of their opponents to less than 70 points (190-of-289)... in that span, DePaul is 162-28 (.853) when holding opponents to less than 70 points... in that sametime span, DePaul has scored 70 or more points in 192 games.The Blue Demons hold a 120-5 (.960) record in those games... in the same span, DePaul is 52-1, including 50 straight wins, when scoring at least 90 points.

IT COULD HAPPEN:Head coach Doug Bruno could win his 548th career coaching victory and 508th at the col-legiate level… with one 3-pointer it would run DePaul’s streak to 87 consecutive games with a 3-pointer…Anna Martin needs 40 points to tie Sam Quigley (1,273) for 16th on DePaul’s all-time scoring list… Katherine Harry needs 15 rebounds to tie Felicia Chester (751) for 17th on DePaul’s all-time rebounding list.

MANY DREAMS. ONE MISSION. - THE CAMPAIGN FOR DEPAUL UNIVERSITYThe Many Dreams, One Mission Campaign for DePaul University is an historic initiative undertaken in support of one of America’s great universities. It will ensure that DePaul continues to deliver on our founding promise: an excellent education for any talented student who seeks it.

The Campaign supports dreams. Students come to DePaul from across the country and around the world. Their dreams are manycand varied, individual to each, as our students come from all stations in life. Many are the first in their family to attend college.

The realization of their dreams gives rise to new dreams and strong communities.The Campaign supports DePaul’s mission, a mission which blends opportunity and excellence, inquiry and discovery, service to the individual and benefit to the larger community. It is manifested in the work that goes on here every day, in libraries, classrooms, laboratories, practice rooms and on the stage in hours of solitude and moments of connection

ATHLETICS CAPITAL CAMPAIGN NEARS $9.5 MILLION MARKAthletics provides an avenue of opportunity for students at DePaul. Athletics also helps build commu-nity and enhance DePaul’s reputation locally and nationally. As part of DePaul’s $250 million Many Dreams. One Mission. Campaign, Athletics is charged with raising $15.3 million. Strategi-cally, goals have been set to raise the gifts to support scholarship endowment, facility improvements and programmatic support. As of January 24, DePaul Athletics had raised $9.3 million dollars.

INSURE OPPORTUNITY FOR TOMORROW, TODAY THROUGH SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENTSDePaul Athletics fundraising efforts have focused on endowing scholarship and programming needs. Annually athletics spends nearly $5 million on scholarship expenses for its more than 200 student-athletes. By endowing scholarships, DePaul Athletics has the opportunity to enhance scholarships in some sports and redistribute available funding to maximize the department’s resources.

WAYS TO CONTRIBUTEPHONEYou can make your gift by phone to Develop-ment Associate Marge Mazik at773-325-7240. We accept MasterCard, Ameri-can Express, VISA and Discover.

MAILMake your check payable to DePaul University, and send your gift to:DePaul UniversityOffice of Development1 East Jackson Blvd.Chicago, IL 60604-2287

ONLINEUse our secure online form to make a credit card gift or pledge.CLICK HERE

ADDITIONAL WAYS TO GIVEDePaul University offers other ways to give, including: electronic funds transfers, recurringcredit card charges and stock transfers. For more information, call Mark Burns, 312-362-5651.

BLUE DEMON FANS NAMES ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FOR DOUG BRUNO

DePaul Athletics is proud to announce the estab-lishment of the Doug Bruno Endowed Scholar-ship through the generosity of Heather Nichols Carmody and her husband Dan Carmody. The scholarship annually will provide a scholarship opportunity to a women’s basketball student-athlete.

Heather Nichols Carmody has been a long-time supporter of Blue Demon women’s basketball. She is a partner at Barnes & Thornburg LLP where she is a member of the Corporate Department. She concentrates her practice on family office, high-level individual and entity tax planning, estate plan-ning and asset protection planning.

Carmody is a Double Demon, earning degrees in Commerce and Law, respectively. She earned her B.S. in accounting as part of DePaul’s Strobel’s Honors Program. She and her husband, Dan, live in Lincoln Park with their two daughters and dog.

The Doug Bruno Endowed Scholarship is the sixth named scholarship that benefits Blue Demon women’s basketball. Bruno’s name is added to a list of other women’s basketball endowed scholar-ships that include the Barbara Atsaves Pabst, Maggie Dixon, Kathy Booker, Gary & Linda Koche, as well as the Kohler-Hanks Family.

Fans can add to any of these endowments through the Champions Club Gift card. For more informa-tion, call Thad Dohrn at 773-325-7240.

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS FOR DEPAUL ATHLETICS

Fr. Thomas Munster, C.M. Fund (Women’s Athletics)Ray Meyer Endowed Scholarship Fund (MBB)Marge Meyer Endowed Scholarship Fund (MBB)Frank McGrath Endowed Scholarship Fund (MBB)Clyde Bradshaw Endowed Scholarship Fund (MBB)deAnda Family Endowed Scholarship Fund (MBB)Anne LaVigne Endowed Scholarship Fund (MBB)

Kohler-Hanks Endowed Scholarship Funds (MBB/WBB)Gary & Linda Koche Endowed Scholarship Men’s or Women’s Basketball in Commerce

Maggie Dixon Endowed Scholarship Fund (WBB)Barbara Atsaves Pabst Endowed Scholarship Fund (WBB)Kathy Booker Endowed Scholarship Fund (WBB)Men’s Soccer Alumni Endowed Scholarship Fund Ernie & Mimi Wish Endowed Scholarship Fund (Men’s Soccer)Ernie & Mimi Wish Endowed Scholarship Fund (Women’s Soccer)Ernie & Mimi Wish Endowed Scholarship Fund (Softball)Fr. Austin Minogue, C.M. Golf Endowment (Golf)Ernie Wish Endowed Scholarship Fund (Golf)Pat Savage Endowed Scholarship Fund (Track & Field)Michael Hie Endowed Scholarship (Manager)

Edward J. Fellin CPA Endowed Scholarship Fund Student-athlete in accountancy with preference to MBB or WBBAthene Kopoulos Memorial Endowed Scholarship Student-athlete in commerce

Hein Family Endowed Scholarship (S/A in Commerce) Student-athlete in commerce

Wilke Family Endowed Scholarship Volleyball Student-Athlete Studying Commerce Spirit of DePaul Scholarship (Benefitting a Senior Walk-on)

Upcoming Events

Alumni Center Hours:

Monday through Friday9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Address & Phone Number:2400 N. Sheffield Ave., Ste. 150Chicago, IL 60614Ph: (773) 325-8390Toll-free: (800) 437-1898

February 20CW 2012: 5 Things To Know about the 21st Century WorkforceTime: 11:30am Link: http://alumni.depaul.edu/events/EventDetail.aspx?event_id=1341

February 20NYC Career Week Networking EventTime: 6:30 p.m.Link: http://alumni.depaul.edu/events/EventDetail.aspx?event_id=1409

February 29Chicago Reception with President HoltschneiderTime: 6 p.m.Link: http://alumni.depaul.edu/events/EventDetail.aspx?event_id=1387

March 5Groupon Recruitment Event at DePaul Time: 5:30PMLink: http://alumni.depaul.edu/events/EventDetail.aspx?event_id=1413

Today’s picture of the day features men’s basketball alumni Joe Ponsetto, also known as the Godfather.

BE A PART OF PHOTO OF THE DAY - Send your favorite Blue Demon Photo to mstula1@depaul.edu and have a chance to be featured on Fan Picture Friday.

DOWNTOWN DEMON LUNCHEONSCliff Dwellers - 200 S. Michigan

22nd Floor

February 23Dates subject to change

Doors open at 11:30 - Program Begins at noonAwesome Buffet - $25

Enjoy A Blue Demon lunch on the 22nd floor and get the inside scoop on DePaul Hoops. 773-325-2740 - mmazik@depaul.edu

DePaul is pleased to announce a new benefit for President’s Club members: exclusive access to pregame receptions before all men’s and women’s basketball Big East home games in 2012!

The new “President’s Club Room” at Allstate Arena will open Jan. 1, 2012, when the men’s team takes on Syracuse. The club room will offer complimentary refreshments, “chalk talks” with men’s basketball staff, and special visits from DePaul administration.

President’s Club members and their spouse/significant other are welcome to attend the pregame receptions free of charge starting one hour prior to tip-off in the Southeast Party Room. Additional guests are welcome to attend for $20 per person. Preregistration options will be available closer to the first game, so check back for more details this winter. Also, there will be pregame receptions on the Lincoln Park Campus for all women’s basketball Big East home games as well, and President’s Club members are encour-aged to attend! For more information, please contact Janine Bruno at (312) 362-8573.

PRESIDENT’S CLUB ROOM SCHEDULEMEN’S BASKETBALL

Date OpponentFeb. 25 Providence March 3 Seton Hall

President’s Club Room DetailsDoors Open: Doors opens 60 minutes before tip-off when doors open.

Eligibility: Must be current President’s Club member.

All Meals: Complimentary snacks and beverages will be available to President’s Club member and their significant other. Additional guests are available for $20.

Reservations: All reservations are suggested at least 48 hours in advance by calling 312-362-8573.

Directions: President’s Club Room is in the Southeast Party Room on South Concourse of Allstate Arena.

CHAMPIONS CLUB ROOM MENUMEN’S BASKETBALL

Date Opponent MenuFeb. 25 Providence * Chicken FajitasMarch 3 Seton Hall * Build your own sandwich

Champions Club Room DetailsDoors Open: Doors opens 75 minutes before tip-off

Eligibility: Must be current Champions Club member or D-Club member. Alumni may attend special Alumni Association Dates

All Meals: $10 for adults - $5 for Children 14 and under.Cash bar is available. Complimentary snacks will be included.

Reservations: All reservations need to be made at least 48 hours in advance by calling 773-325-7240.

Directions: Champions Club Room is in Skyline Room North of Allstate Arena. Entrance is adjacent to ticket office on Lunt Ave.

CHAMPIONS CLUB ROOM SCHEDULEWOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Date Opponent LocationFeb. 21 vs. Syracuse * DePaul Student CenterFeb. 27 vs. Cincinnati * DePaul Student Center

Champions Club Room DetailsDoors Open: Doors opens 60 minutes before tip-off

Eligibility: Must be current Champions Club member or D-Club member. Alumni may attend special Alumni Association Dates

All Meals: $10 for adults - $5 for Children 14 and under

Reservations: All reservations need to be made at least 48 hours in advance by calling 773-325-7240.

Directions: Student Center - Second floor in DePaul Student Center at 2250 N. Sheffield.

Ticket Office ContactsJay Finnerty .................................................... 773-325-7544Marty Murphy .................................................. 773-325-7535

NEW AT ALLSTATE ARENAFans will enjoy a new look and more of a DePaul atmosphere throughout the concourses at Allstate Arena. The rich history and tradition of Blue Demon Basketball will be on dis-play throughout the arena. A new KIDZone will occupy southeast corner, complete with a Boot N’ Shoot pop shot game, Demon House bouncer for all little Demons, poster making and face tattoo stations. Fans can also pose with a life size cut out of their favorite Blue Demon. In addition, pre-game photo opportunities with DIBs the Blue Demon mascot for every game.

A new Fan Zone will occupy the refurbished area in the east concourse where fans can gather pre-game or at halftime for refreshments and lively conversation.

And last but not least, a new Demon rules the tunnel on the west end of the stadium!

NEW AT MCGRATH-PHILLIPS ARENAA new scoreboard with a 10-foot video screen is coming in December, complete with a three-camera production capability.

A new KIDZone will occupy a portion of the Hall of Fame foyer with the new Boot N’ Shoot pop-a-shot game (for SELECT games), poster making and face tattoo stations. Fans can also pose with a life size cut- out of their favorite Blue Demon. In addition, pre-game photo opportunities with DIBs the Blue Demon mascot for every game.

DEPAUL MEN’S BASKETBALL

$8 or $5 tickets for YOUR Team and FamilyBlue Demons Fans: Showcase DePaul and BIG EAST Basketball to your Youth Team (8th Grade and Younger) this season at the Allstate Arena. Enjoy game tickets for only $5 or $8 each when you book a group outing for your team this year. Bring along the whole family and some friends as they’ll get to enjoy the same discount as well. Groups of 10 or more will receive a scoreboard message welcoming your team to the game.

**Per NCAA Rules: Special $8 or $5 Youth Tickets are not available for High School Aged Students and Groups.2012 Youth Basketball Team Days with DePaul Men’s Basketball - $8 Tickets 100-Level Seating or $5 Tickets 200-Level Seating

Saturday, February 18th vs. Louisville @ 11am ALLSTATE ARENA

Click Here for Men’s Basketball Youth Team Day Order

DEPAUL WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

$5 Tickets AvailableCoach Doug Bruno and your #18 Ranked DePaul Women’s Basketball Team welcome some of the nation’s best teams to Chicago this BIG EAST season. Bring out your team to enjoy the intimate atmosphere at McGrath-Phillips Arena in Lincoln Park and cheer on the Blue Demons. $5 tickets are available for your youth basketball team, family and friends. Groups of 10 or more will receive a scoreboard message welcoming your team to the game.2012 Youth Basketball Team Days with DePaul Women’s Basketball - $5 Tickets

Sunday, February 12th vs. Marquette @ 1:30 p.m. McGrath-Phillips Arena

Click Here for Women’s Basketball Youth Team Day Order Form

SYRACUSE ORANGE

# NAME POS HT CL HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL(s)

2 Elashier Hall G 5-11 Jr. Washington, D.C. / Eleanor Roosevelt HS 3 Rachel Coffey G 5-7 So. Kingston, N.Y. / Kingston H.S. 4 La’Shay Taft G 5-7 So. Baltimore, Md. / Baltimore City College H.S. 5 Shanee Williams G 5-7 Jr. Queens, N.Y. / Murry Bergtraum HS 14 Troya Berry F 6-2 Sr. Flint, Mich. / Flint Hamady HS 15 Karen van den Nieuwendijk F 6-4 Jr. Amsterdam, Netherlands / University of Amsterdam 23 Tyler Ash G 6-2 Jr. Liverpool, N.Y. / Liverpool HS 32 Tiara Butler G 5-10 RF Waldorf, Md. / North Point H.S. 33 Phylesha Bullard G 5-11 So. Cincinnati, Ohio / Walnut Hills H.S. 34 Shakeya Leary C 6-3 So. Brooklyn, N.Y. / Murry Bergtraum HS 40 Kayla Alexander C 6-4 Jr. Milton Ontario, Canada / Milton District HS 43 Iasia Hemingway F 5-11 Sr. Newark, N.J. / Malcolm X Shabazz HS 44 Carmen Tyson-Thomas G 5-9 Jr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Conwell-Egan Catholic HS

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Quentin Hillsman Associate Head Coach: Matt Luneau Assistant Coach: Kelley Gibson

DEPAUL NUMERICAL ROSTER

# NAME POS HT CL HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL(s)

2 Taylor Pikes G/F 6-2 Jr. Chicago, Ill. (King College Prep)3 Alexa Gallagher F 6-1 Fr. Elkins Park, Pa. (Germantown Academy)5 Anna Martin G 5-9 Jr. Nicholasville, Ky. (Lexington Christian Academy)12 Brittany Hrynko G 5-8 Fr. Philadelphia, Pa. (Engineering & Science)13 Chanise Jenkins G 5-5 Fr. Chicago, Ill. (Whitney Young)20 Kelsey Reynolds G 5-9 So. Mishawaka, Ind. (Penn High School/Boston College)21 Megan Rogowski G 5-9 Fr. Prospect Heights, Ill. (Hersey)24 Keisha Hampton F 6-2 Sr. Philadelphia, Pa. (Engineering & Science)25 Karima Gabriel F 6-2 Fr. Manchester, N.H. (Peddie School)31 Jasmine Penny F 6-1 So. Logansport, Ind. (Logansport)33 Maureen Mulchrone G/F 6-0 Sr. Chicago, Ill. (Marist)34 Deanna Ortiz G 5-10 Sr. Chicago, Ill. (Resurrection)51 Katherine Harry F 6-3 Jr. Columbia, Mo. (Rock Bridge)

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Doug Bruno Assistant Coaches: Candis Blankson, Bart Brooks, Jill M. PizzottiVideo Coordinator: Ciara JohnsonDirector of Professional, Corporate and Community Relations: Lisa Ryckbosch