2010-11 Allegheny Women's Basketball Media Guide by Allegheny College Athletics

Table of Contents/Quick Facts Team Information

Allegheny College At A Glance Table of Contents Location...................................Meadville, Pa. Founded................................................. 1815 Enrollment............................................ 2,100 Nickname............................................ Gators Colors.......................................... Blue & Gold Gymnasium...................David V. Wise Center Capacity............................................. 1,200 Conference....................North Coast Athletic Phone................................ (440) 871-8100 FAX.................................... (440) 871-4221 Website.......................www.northcoast.org Affiliation..............................NCAA Division III Website........................... www.allegheny.edu President................. Dr. James H. Mullen, Jr.

Athletics Staff Athletic Director...................... Betsy Mitchell Alma Mater................................. Texas ’88 Phone.............................. (814) 332-3351 Email..................bmitchel@allegheny.edu Ast. AD for Compliance...........Mandy Prusia Phone.............................. (814) 332-3367 Email...................mprusia@allegheny.edu Ast. AD for IM & Recreation..............Bill Ross Phone.............................. (814) 332-2316 Email....................... bross@allegheny.edu Athletic Trainer......................Jamie Plunkett Phone.............................. (814) 332-2817 Email..................jplunkett@allegheny.edu Dir.of Athletic Comm............. James Kramer Phone.............................. (814) 332-5952 Email................... jkramer@allegheny.edu Ast. Dir. of Ath. Comm............. Daniel Gallegos

Phone................... (814) 332-2812

Email.................. dgallegos@allegheny.edu Mailing Address: 520 North Main Street Meadville, Pa., 16335

Quick Facts................................................. 3 Media Information...................................... 3 Allegheny Advantage.................................. 4 David V. Wise Center.................................. 5 2010-2011 Season Preview...................... 6 Head Coach Kate Costanzo....................... 7 Assistant Coaches...................................... 8 2010-11 Roster Breakdown...................... 9 Player Profiles......................................10-14 Get to Know the Gators........................... 15 Gators off the Court................................. 16 2009-10 NCAC Statistics......................... 17 2009-10 Team Statistics......................... 18 2000-10 Year In Review.......................... 19 Opponent Information....................... 20--21 North Coast Athletic Conference............. 22 Season Records....................................... 24 Team Records........................................... 25

Season-by-Season Leaders............... 25-26 Career Records......................................... 27 Award-Winning Gators.............................. 28 All-Time Letterwinners....................... 28-29 Year-by-Year Results............................29-31 Program History........................................ 31 1,000-Point Scorers................................. 32 All-Time Coaching Records...................... 33 All-Time Series Records........................... 34

Media Guide Credits

The 2010-11 Allegheny College Women’s Basketball Media Guide is produced and edited by the Office of Athletic Communications. Editor: Daniel Gallegos, Asst. Dir. of Athletic Comm. Cover Design: Rebecca O’Shurak, Intern/Student Assistant. Photography: Ed Mailliard.

Media Information Directions to the Wise Center From Interstate 79, take Exit 147A East. Follow Park Avenue into town (six traffic lights) to Chestnut Street and turn right. Following the signs for Allegheny College, make a left turn around Diamond Park at the next light. At other side of the park, veer right onto North Main Street. Travel through two traffic lights and bear right up the hill (continuing on North Main Street). Turn right onto E. College Street. At the next stop sign, turn left onto Highland Avenue. The Wise Sport & FitnessCenter is on the right.

Radio Radio lines are available for visiting stations. You need not contact the telephone company. Stations wishing to originate from the Wise Center should contact the Office of Athletic Communications at least one week prior to the game.

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Head Coach........................... Kate Costanzo Alma Mater......... Penn State Behrend ‘02 Record at Allegheny....................37-43 (3) Career Record.............................37-43 (3) Phone..................................814-332-2807 Email................ kconstanz@allegheny.edu Assistant Coach..........................Laura Barry Alma Mater............... UNC-Chapel Hill, ‘09 Phone..................................814-332-3319 Email........................lbarry@allegheny.edu Overall record last year:...................... 10-16 Conference record, finish:............... 7-9, 6th Letterwinners Returning:..........................11 Letterwinners Lost:..................................... 2 Starters Returning:...................................... 3 Starters Lost:............................................... 2 All-Time Record:....................513-332 (.607) NCAC Record:...................... 254-139 (.646)

Postgame Procedure The Allegheny locker room will be closed to the media. Athletic communications personnel will arrange player/coach interviews that, in accordance with NCAA guidelines, will start 10 minutes Credentials/Parking after game’s end. A complete statistical package Enter the Wise Center by identifying yourself as a (boxscore, play-by-play, and halftime stats) will member of the media. The surrounding parking be available at the press table approximately 15 lots are available. There is no reserved or desig- minutes after the final buzzer. nated parking. Non-Game Day Interviews Seating The Office of Athletic Communications is always Accredited media will be assigned seats of their happy to arrange player or coach interviews. On preference at the courtside press table. Programs, game days, player interviews cannot be granted game notes, media guides, halftime and final sta- until after the conclusion of the contest. tistics and a complete play-by-play will be provided.

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Allegheny Advantage Allegheny College, the nation’s 32nd oldest college, is a nationally recognized college of the liberal arts and sciences. Allegheny’s 2,100 students are active in social, economic, and environmental • First NCAC institution founded (1815) issues and work collaboratively with faculty as part of the learning • Student body represents 37 states and process. The College’s nationally recognized programs such as the 31 countries Center for Political Participation, the Allegheny College Center for Experiential Learning, and the Center for Economic and Environ• Average class size: 22 (introductory); mental Development offer powerful and engaging out-of-classroom 15 (upper-class) experiences. In 2002 Allegheny College was selected as one of ten founding institutions to participate in Project Pericles, a not• Libraries hold 770,297 volumes for-profit organization funded by the Eugene M. Lang Foundation, (3,100 periodical subscriptions) committed to instilling in students a sense of social responsibility and civic concern. • Allegheny ranks in top 7% in With about 40 programs of study and the capstone producing eventual Ph.D’s in all discicomprehensive Senior Project, the College’s rigorous education plines, according to national studies results in benefits that include acceptance rates to medical and law school that are twice the national average. And Allegheny’s • All students conduct individual regeographic setting is ideal for our active student population, who search with a professor (Senior Project) enjoy biking, rock climbing, canoeing, and kayaking. We’re proud of Allegheny’s beautiful campus and cutting• Percent of faculty with highest edge technologies. And we know that our professors are leading degree for their field: 93% scholars who pride themselves even more on being among the best teachers in the nation. But it’s our students who make • 21 varsity teams (10 men, 11 Allegheny the unique and special place that it is. women) How do we characterize them? Though it’s impossible to label • Athletic facilities: Robertson Athletic them, they do share some common characteristics. You’ll find an abiding passion for learning and life, a spirit of camaraderie and Complex, Wise Sport & Fitness Center shared inquiry that spans individuals as well as areas of study. and The Country Club of Meadville And you’ll see over and over again such a variety of interests and • Allegheny’s outdoor education program passions and skills that after a while unusual combinations don’t seem so unusual at all. makes the most of the remarkable natu Allegheny is not for everybody. If you’re the kind of student ral assets of the region who finds labels reassuring...if you’re looking for a narrow technical training...if you’re in search of the shortest distance between point A and point B...then maybe another college will be better for you. But, if you prefer the scenic route...if you recognize that everything you experience between points A and B will make you appreciate point B that much more...if you’ve noticed that when life gives you a choice between two things, you’re tempted to answer, “Both!” or simply, “Yes!”...if you start to get excited because you sense there is a college willing to echo the resounding YES from the various unusual combinations you feel within yourself...then we look forward to meeting you.

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At A Glance

Why Gators? Even though Allegheny shares its nickname with two other NCAA schools—the University of Florida and San Francisco State University (their Gators are Golden)—it seems the least likely to identify its student body with “Gators.” An alligator in Meadville, Pa.? Through 1925, Allegheny teams had been referred to as Hilltoppers, Methodists, Timothians (in deference to College founder Timothy Alden), and the Blue and Gold. In April of 1925, a group of Allegheny students published the first issue of a humor magazine titled the Allegheny Alligator. The editors explained the reasoning behind the title thus: “The name, Alligator, was selected not because the alligator is noted for its sense of humor, nor because the haunts of the abovementioned critter are located in this vicinity, but purely and simply because of the 99.44% alliterative value of its orthography.” A column in that first issue was titled “Gator Gossip,” and in the fall of 1926 an organization called the Go-Get-’Em Gator Club appeared on campus. The club made its presence known at football games by occupying a reserved section of the bleachers and serving as a nucleus for the cheering section. By the end of the decade, Allegheny’s athletic teams were referred to as the Gators. It wasn’t until the 1970s that the name took on a face. It was then that a group of students started a publication evaluating faculty and courses. An illustration of a gator used in one of those publications was adopted by the College administration and eventually evolved into the nameless gator most Alleghenians are familiar with—posed in a tough but friendly stance and proudly wearing a varsity letter sweater. In 1980 the Golden Gator Club was formed, an organization that remains an important link between the Athletics Department and alumni. The gator graphic has retained its strong identity with athletics and in the fall of 2004, it was redesigned to give it a more contemporary look. A new mascot costume was unveiled and “Chompers” (above) made its debut.

A national liberal arts college where 2,100 students with unusual combinations of interests, skills and talents excel.

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David V. Wise Center A complete athletic facility comparable to the best among colleges Allegheny’s size, the David V. Wise Sport & Fitness Center was opened in the 1997 volleyball season. The multi-million dollar building is the hub of all indoor athletic activities on campus. The 1,200-seat performance arena (right) is home to the basketball and volleyball teams. The Neo-Shok floor is used by several NBA teams, including the Miami Heat. The arena’s six BPI baskets are among the best and most widely used on the market. The team locker rooms are located at court level and measure approximately 17-x30 feet. Spectators enter the arena at street level on to a spacious concourse. The playing floor lies 15 feet below, creating a remarkable amphitheater effect. The bleachers, which include three rows of chairback seating, can be electronically compressed to create two full-length courts for basketball practices.

David V. Wise Center - Performance Arena

The weight room (right) houses contemporary fitness equipment, which includes the newest Galileo resistance machines and free weights, stairclimbers, stationary bicycles and other similar fitness machines. The sports forum (right) encompasses most of the upper level of the Wise Center. It is primarily used for open recreation, intramurals and physical education classes. Its 27,000 feet of floor space is roughly three-quarters the size of a football field. A 210-meter, fourlane jogging track is suspended 14 feet above the perimeter of the sports forum.

David V. Wise Center - Indoor Track

Also included in the Wise Center but not pictured: the Mellon Pool, three racquetball courts, an aerobics/dance room, the state-ofthe-art athletic training room and all athletic department offices.

Gators At Wise (since 1997-98)

Year

2009-10 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 13 seasons

W-L

Pct.

Ppg.

7-5 7-5 5-6 10-3 9-4 11-4 10-3 9-3 10-3 12-2 6-5 7-5 7-6 110-54

.583 .583 .454 .769 .692 .733 .769 .750 .769 .857 .545 .583 .538 .671

59.6 58.0 61.1 61.7 67.5 69.0 68.7 67.3 69.1 71.1 58.6 62.3 62.3 64.3

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The first basketball game ever played at the Wise Center, left, took place on November 21, 1997 in the opening round of the Days Inn/Allegheny Tip-Off Tournament. Allegheny faced off with Fredonia State in women’s basketball action, with the hosts coming out on top 75-36. After the Blue Devils picked up the first ever bucket in the new gym, the Gators reeled off a 15-0 run to take the lead for good, including a layup by Chris Stefanini to kick things off. Shannon Keller led all scorers in the game with 18 points, while Sarah Kuhner was the top rebounder with eight.

David V. Wise Center - Weight Room

David V. Wise Center - Multi-Purpose Blue Courts

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2010-11 Season Preview

2010-11 Women’s Basketball

fter making a run to the championship game in the NCAC tournament in 2008-09, the Allegheny women’s basketball team endured injuries late in the year last season and took a step back finishing 10-16 overall and 7-6 in conference play. Despite the adverse outcome, the 2010-11 Gators, having learned from the experience, are poised to make another deep conference tournament run. The Gators return eight letterwinners from a year ago, including three starters. With a roster boasting five seniors, no juniors and 10 underclassmen, fourth-year head coach Kate Costanzo will rely on her senior class to provide the leadership on and off the court. “Our seniors obviously have the most experience on the team, especially at the guard position,” says Costanzo. “We will need them to set the tone on the court and be a positive example for the underclassmen.” Through the first couple of weeks into camp, Costanzo’s club is showing positive signs of adapting to the style of play the Gators will run in 2010-11. With no true center on the roster, the Gators will feature a smaller lineup, with guards and forwards. In a game where lack of size can create disadvantages against bigger teams, Costanzo has a different take on her team’s size. “We will be a very athletic team. Our style will be to push the tempo and use our size and athleticism as strengths of the team.” Given the makeup of the roster for the Ga-

Jill Gregory All-NCAC First Team 6

tors, getting quality guard play will be paramount to the success of the team. Of the eight returning letterwinners, senior guard Jill Gregory is the most decorated with conference accolades. She garnered All-NCAC Honorable mention as a sophomore and was selected to the All-NCAC First Team as a junior. In both seasons, she led the team in scoring. Last season she was the only Gator to average double-digit points (14.2). Gregory, who sits at 846 career points entering the season, is on track to be the first 1,000 point scorer under the guidance of Costanzo. One of the four team captains, Gregory, who has the ability to generate offense, brings an energy that is contagious and wreaks havoc on the opposition. Costanzo expects her to continue to be the scoring catalyst as well as being a force on defense. Joining Gregory as team captains will be classmates Kat Hritz, Laura Magnelli, and Britni Mohney. Magnelli and Mohney played in every game with Mohney also starting all 26 games last season, and Hritz bolsters the senior leadership. Mohney, who ran the point last year, will be asked to develop into more of a scoring threat. A vocal “coach on the court”, she brings solid defensive skills and a high basketball I.Q. from the point guard position. Magnelli returns as one of the best all-around shooters on the team. Entering into her fourth year on the team, she has either been a sixth man or starter her entire career. Described by Costanzo as a disruptive defensive player, Magnelli will be asked to pull down the tough boards and become an even bigger rebounding presence. Hritz, a three-point sharpshooter, will be a role player coming off the bench this season. A great leader with high basketball knowledge, she has become more of a vocal presence. Nikki Johnson will re-join the team after spending a semester studying abroad last season. Johnson , when on the court, will help anchor the post at the forward position. With no juniors on the team, the 2010-11 Gators will feature 10 underclassmen including four returning sophomores that all gained valuable

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Britni Mohney minutes as true freshmen. Heidi Goeller returns as the Gators presence in the post after being a regular starter her rookie campaign. At 6-0, Goeller is athletic and quick at the post position which allows her the ability to work past some of her opposition in the paint. Skilled with a quality turnaround jump shot, she led the team in field goal percentage shooting .459 from the floor. With a year of playing experience under her belt, her numbers project to rise. Becca Bajkowski, Daryl Ford, and Ann Ryan round out the sophomore class and will figure into the rotation. New to the mix will be the six incoming freshmen. The influx of new talent will help push the returnees as several newcomers will push for playing time in their rookie campaigns. Highly touted rookie Saddie Gravatt comes in with a ton of potential, sees the court well, and possesses a great three-point shot. Kendra Pilarski and Erica Restich will join Gravatt in competition for playing time as freshmen. Becky Nowacki, Cecilia Siegel, and Ally Weiner will add depth and Costanzo is counting on them to develop in their rookie campaigns. In a tough and competitive NCAC, Costanzo and the Gators know they will be in for a battle each conference game. With the ultimate goal of making their way back to the top of the NCAC, Costanzo will have her Gators focusing on improving their overall rebounding game, and emphasizing ball control in a league that features scrappy defenses who rebound well.

Head Coach Kate Costanzo Head Coach Kate Costanzo

Kate Costanzo enters her fourth season as the head women’s basketball coach at Allegheny. Costanzo became the eighth head coach in program history after serving as the Gators’ interim coach during the 2007-08 season. In her first full season as the head coach, Costanzo led the team to the NCAC playoffs for the second straight year and advanced to the championship game. The Gators finished with a 16-12 overall record. She also mentored four all-conference players. In her year as the interim head coach, Costanzo led a very young squad to an 1115 finish with an 8-8 mark in the North Coast Athletic Conference. Allegheny closed out the season with six wins in its final eight contests before falling at Denison in the first round of the NCAC Tournament.

The Costanzo File Education

(Penn State Behrend, ‘02) B.A. - Mathematics (IUP, ‘05) M.A. - Student Affairs and Higher Ed.

Head Coaching Experience Allegheny College (2007-Present)

Assistant Coaching Experience Dickinson College (2006-07)

Costanzo’s Record at Allegheny Year

Overall

2007-08

11-15

.423

8-8

2008-09

16-12

.571

10-6

2009-10

10-16

.385

7-9

Totals

37-43

.463

25-23

Costanzo Notables • • • • • • • • •

NCAC

Has coached four All-NCAC players, all have been multiple honorees Led Gators to NCAC Tournament Finals in 2008-09 Two-time All-Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (AMCC) Selection Ranks fourth at PS Behrend in career points, 1,055 Averaged 10.0 points per game as a player Made an NCAA Tournament run in 2000 as a player at PS Behrend Member of two (1998-99 & 2000-01) teams as PS Behrend that have been inducted in their Hall of Fame Helped PS Behrend capture first-ever AMCC title Active member of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA)

A native of Manorville, Pa., and a 2002 graduate of Penn State Erie, the Behrend College, Costanzo was a two-year All-Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference selection for the Lady Lions. During her freshman campaign, she helped the Lions win their firstever AMCC title. In 2000, Behrend advanced to the ECAC Tournament and the following year she led the squad to only its second NCAA Tournament berth. She ranks fourth on Lions’ all-time scoring list with 1,055 points, having averaged 10.0 points per game for her career. Two of her teams, the 1998-99 and 2000-01 were recently inducted into the Behrend Hall of Fame. Costanzo also holds a Master of Arts degree in student affairs and higher education from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. She is also a member of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association. She has been selected to serve as the North Coast Athletic Conference Captain for the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) in the 2010-11 season. The Allegheny women’s basketball program is in its 37th year of existence. Gator teams have combined to produce 513 wins and a .618 winning percentage. Allegheny has captured six NCAC regular season championships as well as five conference tournament crowns.

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Prior to arriving at Allegheny, she served as a business analyst for the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education for two years. Costanzo also spent the 2006-07 season on the Dickinson women’s basketball staff as a volunteer assistant coach. That year, the Red Devils posted a 22-6 record and advanced to the NCAA Tournament.

Assistant Coaches Assistant Coach Laura Barry

Laura Barry enters her first season as the assistant coach of the Allegheny women’s basketball team. Prior to arriving at Allegheny, Barry worked at the Women’s Sports Foundation where she helped advance the lives of girls through sport and physical activity opportunities. She also spent time in Steamboat Springs, Colo., planning events and implementing fundraising strategies at Old Town Hot Springs, a local health club. Barry’s collegiate playing experience comes from Division I power University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She played three seasons at UNC as a walk-on. In her time as a Tar-Heel, she won two ACC Championships and was a member of the 2007 team that made a NCAA Final Four run.

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Over the past six years, Barry has coached alongside UNC head coach Sylvia Hatchell in Hatchell’s Summer Basketball Camps as well as numerous other skill camps.

Barry brings experience from her playing days at UNC as well as a youthful and enthusiastic mindset to help lead the Gators. A 2009 graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Barry was a double-major in Exercise and Sports Science and Communication Studies.

Student Assistant Meaghan Volek

Meaghan Volek enters into her third season as the student assistant coach at Allegheny College. In her two full seasons, she has asssited the coaching staff in all facets of the game and was a figure on the sidelines for the Gators NCAC Tournament Finals run in the 2008-09 season. A native of Kittanning, Pa., Volek, a junior at Allegheny will graduate in May 2012 with a degree in Mathematics.

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2010-11 Roster/Breakdown 2010-11 Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball Numerical Roster

Alphabetical Roster

Name

Yr.

Ht.

Pos. Hometown/High School

Name

Pos.

Ally Weiner

Fr.

5-3

Baltimore, Md./Pikesville

Becca Bajkowski

So.

5-3

Fairfax, Va./WT Woodson

Daryl Ford

Britni Mohney

Sr.

5-3

Ford City, Pa./Ford City

Heidi Goeller

Saddie Gravatt

Laura Magnelli

Sr.

5-8

Moon Twp., Pa./Moon

Saddie Gravatt

Fr.

5-4

Franklin, Pa./Franklin

Jill Gregory

Sr.

5-8

Jeanette, Pa./Greensburg Central Catholic

Kat Hritz

Kendra Pilarski

Fr.

5-9

Beaver, Pa./Beaver

Nikki Johnson

Laura Magnelli

Ann Ryan

So.

5-9

G/F

Westlake, Ohio/Westlake

Cecilia Siegel

Fr.

5-5

Perry, Ohio/Perry

Britni Mohney

Nikki Johnson

Sr.

5-8

Boylston, Mass./Tahanto Regional

Becky Nowacki

Erica Restich

Fr.

5-9

G/F

Pittsburgh, Pa./Chartiers Valley

Kendra Pilarski

Erica Restich

G/F

Becky Nowacki

Fr.

5-11

Butler, Pa./Butler

Daryl Ford

So.

5-8

Pittsburgh, Pa./Sto-Rox

Ann Ryan

G/F

Heidi Goeller

So.

6-0

Pittsburgh, Pa./Fox Chapel

Cecilia Siegel

Kat Hritz

Sr.

5-4

Pittsburgh, Pa./South Park

Ally Weiner

By Year

Roster Breakdown

Freshmen (6) Sophomores (4) Juniors (0) Saddie Gravatt Becca Bajkowski Becky Nowacki Daryl Ford Kendra Pilarski Heidi Goeller Erica Restich Ann Ryan Cecilia Siegel Ally Weiner

Seniors (5) Jill Gregory Kat Hritz Nikki Johnson Laura Magnelli Britni Mohney

By State Maryland (1) Massachusetts (1) Ohio (2) Ally Weiner Nikki Johnson Ann Ryan Cecilia Siegel

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Pennsylvania (10) Virginia (1) Daryl Ford Becca Bajkowski Heidi Goeller Saddie Gravatt Jill Gregory Kat Hritz Laura Magnelli Britni Mohney Becky Nowacki Kendra Pilarski Erica Restich

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Returner Profiles Gregory’s Career Highs 2009-10: All-NCAC First Team selection...led the team in scoring Points: 23 - Three times, last at Earlham with 14.2 points per game which (1/8/10) also ranked fifth best in the NCAC... was the team leader in points in 13 of the 26 games...matched a career Rebounds: 13 - vs Bluffton (11-16-07) high 23 points twice, the most recent was against Earlham on Assists: 7 - at Marietta (11/30/08) Feb. 8...led the team in three-point shooting percentage (.429) knockBlocked Shots: 2 - Twice, last vs ing down 18 of 42...finished second Wittenberg (2/6/10) on the team in rebounds (120) and assists (55).

Steals: 5 - Twice, last at Oberlin (1/05/10)

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Guard 5-8 Senior Jeanette, Pa./Greensburg Cental Gregory’s Career Stats Year

GP-GS

PT.-AVG

REB-AVG

AST.

ST.

FG-ATT-PCT

3PT-ATT-PCT

FT-ATT-PCT

2009-10

25-22

354-14.2

120-4.8

122-280-.436

18-42-.429

92-129-.713

2008-09: All-NCAC Honorable Mention...led the team and ranked 12th in the NCAC in scoring with 11.6 points per game...ranked first on the squad in three-point field goal percentage, making 13 of 34 shots behind the arc (38.2 percent)...second on the team in assists (67) and steals (38)...scored career-best 23 points against Earlham on Feb. 7.

2007-08: Played in all 26 games, 2007-08 26-13 168-6.5 90-3.5 19 16 60-142-.423 3-15-.200 45-62-.726 including 13 starts....finished fifth on the team in scoring with 6.5 Career 79-61 846-10.7 353-4.5 141 91 304-716-.425 34-91-.374 204-276-.740 points per game...had third-best free-throw percentage, draining 45-of-62 attempts...scored double-digits in five games...recorded at least one assist in 14 contests...led the team in scoring on two occasions, posting 11 points against Ohio Wesleyan on Jan. 12, 2008 and 12 markers against Wooster on Feb. 20, 2008. 2008-09

28-26

324-11.6

143-5.1

122-294-.415

13-34-.382

67-85-.788

Personal: Daughter of Gary and Debbie Gregory...born August 19, 1989...majoring in Communication Arts with a minor in Economics...four-year letterwinner in basketball and two in soccer at Greensburg Central Catholic...senior captain and four-year member of basketball team that won four straight section championships...averaged eight points and three assists during senior campaign. 2009-10: Appeared in 10 games... hit two three-point shots. 2008-09: Appeared in nine contests...scored two points and grabbed two rebounds against Penn State Behrend on Dec. 8. 2007-08: Saw action in 11 games...had a personal-best five points, going 2-for-3 from the field, including her first collegiate threepointer against Oberlin on Feb. 13...registered two rebounds, an assist and a steal against Calvin... finished the season 6-of-7 from the charity stripe.

Kat Hritz Guard 5-4 Senior Pittsburgh, Pa./South Park

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Hritz’s Career Stats Year 2009-10

GP-GS 10-0

PT.-AVG

REB-AVG

AST.

ST.

FG-ATT-PCT

3PT-ATT-PCT

FT-ATT-PCT

6-0.6

3-0.3

2-11-.182

0-0-.000

2008-09

9-0

2-0.2

5-0.6

1-8-.125

0-3-.000

0-0-.000

2007-08

11-0

14-1.3

6-0.5

3-10-.300

2-9-.222

6-7-.857

Career

30-0

22-0.7

14-0.5

6-29-.207

4-23-.174

6-7-.875

Personal: Daughter of Mike and Kathy Hritz...born July 14, 1989... majoring in Economics with a minor in Communication Arts... three-year letterwinner in both basketball and soccer as a South Park Eagle...member of two state playoff teams during junior and senior seasons.

Field Goals: 9 - Twice, last at Earlham (1/08/10) Field Goal Attempts: 18 - vs OWU (2/28/10) 3-Point Field Goals: 3 - Twice, last at Earlham (1/8/10) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 5 - vs OWU (2/28/10) Free Throws: 10 - vs Pitt-Greensburg (11/20/09) Free Throw Attempts: 13 - vs PittGreensburg (11/20/09) Minutes: 50 - vs Waynesburg (11-21-08)

Hritz’s Career Highs Points: 5 - vs Calvin (12/28/07) Rebounds: 2 - Twice, last at Penn St. Behrend (12/08/08) Assists: 2 - at Denison (1/24/09) Blocked Shots: N/A Steals: 1 - Five times, last at OWU (2/20/10) Field Goals: 2 - vs Calvin (12/28/07) Field Goal Attempts: 5 - vs Earlham (2/05/10) 3-Point Field Goals: 1 - Four times, last vs Earlham (2/05/10) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 5 - vs Earlham (2/05/10) Free Throws: 2 - Three times, last at Wittenberg (1/04/08) Free Throw Attempts: 2 - Three times, last at Wittenberg (1/04/08) Minutes: 12 - vs Calvin (12/28/08)

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Returner Profiles 2009-10: Saw time in five games... Johnson’s Career Highs had an assist and steal against Points: 4 - at Denison (1/24/09) Ohio Wesleyan on Feb. 20th.

Nikki Johnson Forward 5-8 Senior Boylston, Mass./Tahanto Regional

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Year

GP-GS

2009-10

PT.-AVG

REB-AVG

AST.

ST.

FG-ATT-PCT

1-0.2

1-6-.167

0-0-.000

6-0.6

1-0.1

2-4-.500

0-0-.000

2-2-1.000

5-0.5

10-0.9

1-6-.167

0-0-.000

3-6-.500

13-0.5

12-.462

4-16-.250

0-0-.000

5-8-.625

5-0

2-0.4

2008-09

10-0

2007-08

11-0

Career

26-0

3PT-ATT-PCT

FT-ATT-PCT

Rebounds: 3 - vs Oberlin (2/13/08)

2007-08: Appeared in 11 games for the Gators, posting her first collegiate points against Mount Union on Nov. 24, 2007...grabbed personal-best two rebounds against Shenandoah on Dec. 1, 2007.

Blocked Shots: N/A

Personal: Daughter of Mark and Bonnie Johnson...born November 4, 1988...International studies major with a double minor in Economics and French...three-year letterwinner in basketball and volleyball…basketball MVP during junior and senior year…captain of both basketball and volleyball squads during her senior campaign.

Field Goal Attempts: 2 - Twice, last vs Oberlin (1/27/10)

Assists: 1 - Twice, last at OWU (2/20/10)

Steals: 1 - Twice, last at OWU (2/20/10) Field Goals: 1 - Four times, last at Denison (2/23/10)

3-Point Field Goals: N/A 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: N/A Free Throws: 2 - Twice, last at Denison (1/24/09) Free Throw Attempts: 4 - at Shenandoah (12/01/07) Minutes: 7 - vs Calvin (12/28/07)

2009-10: Appeared in all 26 games and made three starts...turned in a season-high 14-point effort in her first start of the season against Kenyon College on Jan. 16th...finished fifth on the team in scoring, averaging 5.2 points per game...pulled down a season-high five boards twice against Pitt-Greensburg (Nov. 20) Tufts (Dec. 28).

Guard 5-8

#14

Moon Twp., Pa./Moon Magnelli’s Career Stats Year

REB-AVG

AST.

ST.

2009-10

GP-GS 26-3

PT.-AVG 136-5.2

61-2.3

FG-ATT-PCT 47-130-.362

3PT-ATT-PCT 7-33-.212

FT-ATT-PCT 35-46-.761

2008-09

28-22

182-6.5

82-2.9

64-186-.344

21-57-.368

33-41-.805

2008-09: Started in 22 of the 28 contests...averaged 6.5 points per game...scored season-high 14 points on two occasions...matched her season total from last year with a career-high five blocks against Penn State Behrend on Dec. 8... knocked down three 3-pointers three times...shot 80 percent from the free-throw line to rank second on the team...pulled down 2.9 rebounds per game.

2007-08: Saw action in all 28 games, starting in the last 15 con2007-08 26-15 194-7.5 89-3.4 28 23 64-153-.418 11-46-.239 55-77-.714 tests...led all freshmen with 194 points, averaging 7.5 points per Career 80-40 512-6.4 232-2.9 70 67 175-469-.373 39-136-.287 123-164-.750 contest...finished sixth on the team in steals with 23 while contributing 28 assists and five blocks...scored a personal-best 15 points at Kenyon on Dec. 8, 2007...recorded a personal-best eight rebounds at Denison on Jan. 26, 2008...went a perfect 6-for-6 from the charity stripe at Oberlin on Jan. 16, 2008...Finished second on the team and seventh in the NCAC in free-throw percentage (71.4). Personal: Daughter of Anthony and Carol Magnelli...born May 7, 1989...majoring in Biology with a minor in Psychology...three-year letterwinner, two-year starter and senior captain for the Tiger basketball team... member of four WPIAL Final Four teams...team finished third in the state in 2006...led the team in both free-throw percentage and three-point shooting during senior campaign...earned one varsity letter in track.

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Magnelli’s Career Highs Points: 15 - at Kenyon (12/08-07) Rebounds: 8 - Twice, last vs Denison (1/26/08) Assists: 5 - at Earlham (1/05/08) Blocked Shots: 2 - Twice, last at Oberlin (1/05/10) Steals: 4 - at OWU (2/16/08) Field Goals: 5 - Five times, last vs Wooster (2/24/09)

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Johnson’s Career Stats

2008-09: Played in 10 contests... scored four points at Denison on Jan. 24...made four blocks on the season.

Field Goal Attempts: 14 - vs Denison (1/26/08) 3-Point Field Goals: 3 - Twice, last at Oberlin (2/10/09) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 6 - Twice, last vs Denison (2/21/09) Free Throws: 6 - Three times, last at Wooster (2/10/10) Free Throw Attempts: 10 - vs Wooster (2/20/08) Minutes: 51 - vs Wanyesburg (11/21/08)

Returner Profiles Mohney’s Career Highs

2009-10: Started and played in all 26 games...running the point for the Gators, she led the team in assists with 64, averaging 2.5 helpers a game...also ranked 10th in the NCAC in assists...scored a seasonhigh 10 points against Washington and Jefferson on Nov. 24th.

2010-11 Women’s Basketball

#13

Mohney’s Career Stats GP-GS

PT.-AVG

2009-10

26-26

2008-09

26-4

REB-AVG

AST.

ST.

75-2.9

48-1.8

58-2.2

23-0.9

FG-ATT-PCT

3PT-ATT-PCT

FT-ATT-PCT

28-108-.259

16-68-.235

3-9-.333

21-61-.344

13-38-.342

3-5-.600

2007-08

26-3

30-1.2

22-0.8

11-57-.193

6-29-.207

2-3-.667

Career

78-33

163-2.1

93-1.2

106

60-226-.265

35-135-.260

8-17-.470

Assists: 5 - Four times, last vs Kenyon (1/16/10) Blocked Shots: 1 - Three times, last vs Oberlin (1/14/09) Steals: 4 - vs Grove City (11/17/09) Field Goals: 6 - vs Penn State Beaver (11/29/08)

2007-08: Appeared in all 26 games, making three starts including her first career start against Messiah on Nov. 30, 2007... averaged 15.6 minutes as a key reserve...scored first career points in second game of the season with a three-pointer against Marietta on Nov. 17, 2007...had personal-best five points against Denison on Jan. 26, 2008.

Field Goal Attempts: 9 - Twice, last vs Pitt-Greensburg (11/20/09) 3-Point Field Goals: 2 - Eight times, last vs Tufts (12/28/09) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 8 - vs PittGreensburg (11/20/09) Free Throws: 3 - Twice, last vs Grove City (11/17/09)

Personal: Daughter of Rob and Lisa Mohney...born June 30, 1989...majoring in managerial economics with a minor in Communication Arts...four-year letterwinner in both basketball and track...member of four straight basketball playoff teams...set two individual school track records in the 400 and 800 meter.

Free Throw Attempts: 4 - Twice, last vs Grove City (11/17/09) Minutes: 39 - vs OWU (12/5/09)

Guard 5-3

Forward 5-8

#12

2009-10: Appeared in 14 games as a freshman...hit first collegiate field goal against Carroll on December 29th...was a perfect 4-4 from the free-throw line. Shot .500 from the floor on 5-10 shooting during the season.

Bajkowski’s Career Stats Year

GP-GS

PT.-AVG

#40

Pittsburgh, Pa./Sto-Rox

Fairfax, Va./WT Woodson

Personal: Daughter of Sonny and Sara Bajkowski...born Sept. 20, 1991...majoring in Biochemistry with a minor in Spanish...two-year letterwinner in basketball... also played soccer at WT Woodson... Cavalier Award...Scholar-Athlete...father is in the Drexel Hall of Fame for playing lacrosse.

Rebounds: 5 - Three times, last at Oberlin (1/05/10)

2008-09: Played in 26 games... Scored a career-high 17 points on 6-for-9 shooting against Penn State Beaver on Nov. 29...grabbed a career-best five rebounds against Oberlin on Jan. 14...knocked down two three-pointers on four occasions...tallied five blocks against Ohio Wesleyan on Jan. 10.

Guard 5-3 Senior Ford City, Pa./Ford City

Year

Points: 17 - vs Penn State Beaver (11/29/08)

2009-10: Played in 21 games on the year...scored a career-high nine points against Earlham on Feb. 5th on 5-5 shooting including a perfect 4-4 inside the arc. For the season shot .467 from the floor. Personal: Daughter of Nadine Ford...born April 3, 1991...majoring in Environmental Science...four-year letterwinner in basketball and three-year letterwinner in track & field...helped basketball team win WPIAL Championship (2009)...named Player of the Game in WPIAL Championship...WPIAL Champion in triple jump (2009)...member of marching band, chorus, concert band and national honor society at Sto-Rox High School. Ford’s Career Stats

REB-AVG

AST.

ST.

FG-ATT-PCT

3PT-ATT-PCT

FT-ATT-PCT

REB-AVG

AST.

ST.

2009-10

14-0

15-1.1

9-0.6

5-10-.500

1-1-1.000

4-4-1.000

Year 2009-10

GP-GS 21-0

PT.-AVG 53-2.5

38-1.8

21-45-.467

1-1-1.000

10-17-.588

Career

14-0

15-1.1

9-0.6

5-10-.500

1-1-1.000

4-4-1.000

Career

21-0

53-2.5

38-1.8

21-45.467

1-1-1.000

10-17-.588

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3PT-ATT-PCT

FT-ATT-PCT

Returner/Newcomer Profiles Heidi Goeller Forward 6-0

#42

Westlake, Ohio/Westlake

Pittsburgh, Pa./Fox Chapel

Personal: Daughter of Richard and Theresa Goeller...born June 26, 1990... majoring in Biology (Pre-Health) with a minor in Psychology...three-year letterwinner in basketball at Fox Chapel...three-year starter...captain...two-time MVP...named to Fox Chapel Tip-Off Tournament All-Star team...two-time All-Section...brother, Jason, played football at the University of Rochester. Goellerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Career Stats Year

GP-GS

2009-10

23-19

Career

23-19

PT.-AVG

2009-10: Played in 24 games as a freshman...nailed first collegiate field goal in the season-opener against Grove City on Nov.17th... scored a season-high seven points against Tufts on December 28th. Personal: Daughter of Ed and Deb Ryan...born May 9, 1991...major undedided...four-year letterwinner...two-time Sportsmanship Award winner...senior captain...led in rebounding sophomore year...SWC Second Team as a senior... SWC Honorable Mention junior year... National Honor Society...Student Council President...Honor Roll.

Ryanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Career Stats REB-AVG

AST.

ST.

FG-ATT-PCT

3PT-ATT-PCT

FT-ATT-PCT

REB-AVG

AST.

ST.

181-7.9

92-4.0

78-170-.459

0-0-.000

25-48-.521

2009-10

24-0

50-2.1

25-1.0

20-54-.370

5-22-.227

5-7-.714

181-7.9

92-4.0

78-170-.459

0-0-.000

25-48-.521

Career

24-0

50-2.1

25-1.0

20-54-.370

5-22-.227

5-7-.714

Year

GP-GS

PT.-AVG

Saddie Gravatt Guard 5-4 Freshman Franklin, Pa./Franklin

3PT-ATT-PCT

FT-ATT-PCT

Forward 5-11 Freshman Butler, Pa./Butler

#35

#15

Personal: Daughter of Clyde and Erica Gravatt...born Aug. 18, 1992... lettered in four varsity sports at Frankiln High (Franklin, Pa.) including four letters in basketball...was a four-year starter at Franklin High...hold school records for three-pointers in a game, season, and career...scored over 1,000 points and ranks third in school history in scoring...majoring in Pre-Dental with a minor in Psychology.

FG-ATT-PCT

Allegheny College Gators

2009-10: Played in 23 games and started 19 in the post...finished third on the team averaging 7.9 points per game...led all freshmen in points scored with 181...shot a team-high .459 from the floor...scored a career-high 18 points against Denison on Feb. 23rd... also made a career-high nine field goals in that game.

#24

5-9

Personal: Daughter of Edwin and Michele Nowacki...born Feb. 12, 1992...two-sport athlete at Butler High (Butler, Pa.)...earned three letters in track and one in basketball...recieved the sport and academic award four years at Butler High...majoring in Pre-Med with a planned career of being a doctor/surgeon.

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Newcomer Profiles Kendra Pilarski Guard 5-9 Freshman Beaver, Pa./Beaver

Erica Restich

2010-11 Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball

#21

Personal: Daughter of Kevin and Mary Jane Pilarski...born Feb. 9, 1992...2010 Fab Five Player of the Year...2010 Section AA Player of the Year...Fab Five Class AA Selection...three-time All-Section selection...MAC Scholar Athlete...WPIAL Scholar Athlete...led team to three section cahmpionships...lettered all four years in basketball at Beaver Area High (Beaver, Pa.)...selected as a two-time team captain...averaged 19.1 points per game...totalled 1,338 career points...planned career in Physical Therapy.

#33

5-9 Freshman Pittsburgh, Pa./Chartiers Valley

Personal: Daughter of Lee and Darlene Restich...born June 7, 1992... named to the All-Section team four years...three-time Almanac Newspaper selection of South Hills Pittsburgh, twice on the first-team, and once on the second-team...MVP of Round Ball Classic game... Pittsburgh Trib Review Player of the Week...Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Fab Five for the West selection...Pittsburgh Post-Gazette AAA Fab Five player selection...scored over 1,000 career points...led team three times in scoring...led team to undefeated section record, state semifinal finish, and no. 4 state ranking.

Guard 5-5 Freshman Perry, Ohio/Perry

Guard 5-3 Freshman Baltimore, Md./Pikesville

#30

Personal: Daughter of Kenneth and Patricia Siegel...born Jan. 22, 1992...selected All-CVC Second Team as a junior and senior...named team offensive MVP junior year and team captain as a senior...chosen for the News Herald All-Star Game, Greater Cleveland Basketball Game, and the Star Beacon All-Star Game as senior... a native of Perry, Ohio, attended Perry High.

#11

Personal: Daughter of Jeremy and Diane Weiner...born Oct. 17, 1992...three-sport athlete in soccer, softball, and basketball at Pikesville High (Baltimore, Md.)...lettered all four years in basketball... leading three-point threat three of four years...was an 88% free-throw shooter...2010 Outstanding Panther Award...two-time team captain... double-majoring in communication arts and music with a minor in Psychology.

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Get to Know the Gators* *The following superlatives were voted on by the 2010-11 womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s basketball team

Best Dancer

Best Dressed

Ally Weiner

Becky Nowacki

Britni Mohney

Daryl Ford

Jill Gregory

Laura Magnelli

Funniest

Nikki Johnson

Ann Ryan

Best Unique Combo

Britni Mohney

Meaghan Volek & Kat Hritz

Most World Traveled

Best iPod Playlist

Allegheny College Gators

Best Cook

Best Singer

Most Likely To Be Late

Kat Hritz

Heidi Goeller

Erica Restich

Hardest Worker

Most Dependable

Becca Bajkowski

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2009-10 NCAC Leaders 2009-10 NCAC Individual Statistic Leaders FG 178 174 164 179 122 161 122 131 146 128 107 104 117 116 114 78 119 104 85 95 105 84 106 78 78

3FG 72 3 28 22 18 2 57 44 1 42 56 28 44 5 1 19 37 24 59 0 1 0 37 29 0

FT 113 74 83 88 92 58 64 53 73 59 30 59 39 92 67 100 30 51 28 56 25 80 13 42 25

PTS 541 425 439 468 354 382 365 359 366 357 300 295 317 329 296 275 305 283 257 246 236 248 262 227 181

AVG. 20.8 17.0 16.3 16.1 14.2 14.1 14.0 13.8 13.6 13.2 12.0 11.8 11.7 11.3 11.0 10.6 10.5 10.5 9.9 9.5 9.4 9.2 9.0 8.4 7.9

Rebounds G REB 1. Emily Chu Finkel-OBE 26 209 2. Stephanie Boardman-WIT 25 198 3. Morgan Korinek-KEN 27 212 4. Kaitlin Krister-WOO 26 203 5. Katherine Hueter-WIT 27 209 6. Carrie Dyer-WIT 27 188 7. Kelly Warlich-OBE 25 173 8. Syrea Thomas-OBE 26 173 9. Shaina Kaiser-DEN 29 190 10. Sarah Watson-WIT 27 167

RPG 8.0 7.9 7.9 7.8 7.7 7.0 6.9 6.7 6.6 6.2

Assists G 1. Allison Anderson-OBE 26 2. Tyler Cordell-OWU 27 3. Serafina Nuzzo-DEN 29 4. Carrie Dyer-WIT 27 5. Kelsey Durichko-HIR 26 6. Shaina Kaiser-DEN 29 7. Elise Jenkins-WIT 25 8. Brittany Mayle-HIR 26 9. Kristen Meyer-DEN 29 10. Britni Mohney-ALL 26 Keshia Butler-WOO 26

APG 5.6 5.1 4.0 2.9 2.8 2.8 2.7 2.6 2.5 2.5 2.5

A 146 138 117 78 73 80 68 67 72 64 64

2009-10 NCAC Team Statistic Leaders Team Offense G PTS. PPG 1. Ohio Wesleyan 27 1923 71.2 2. Denison 29 2010 69.3 3. Wittenberg 27 1735 64.3 4. Allegheny 26 1606 61.8 5. Wooster 26 1605 61.7 Team Defense 1. Kenyon 2. Denison 3. Wittenberg 4. Wooster 5. Allegheny

Scoring Margin 1. Denison 2. Ohio Wesleyan 3. Wittenberg 4. Kenyon 5. Wooster Rebound Margin 1. Wittenberg 2. Denison 3. Kenyon 4. Wooster Steals G S SPG Free-Throw Pct. FT-FTA PCT. Field Goal Pct. FG-FGA PCT. 5. Earlham 1. Allison Anderson-OBE 26 80 3.1 1. Katie Adlam-KEN 46-56 .821 1. Morgan Korinek-KEN 161-268 .601 2. Morgan Korinek-KEN 27 74 2.7 2. Kym Wenz-WOO 113-140 .807 2. Stephanie Boardman-WIT 174-338 .515 Offensive FG pct. 3. Tyler Cordell-OWU 27 71 2.6 3. Brittany Mayle-HIR 100-125 .800 3. Shaina Kaiser-DEN 179-376 .476 1. Wooster 4. Kym Wenz-WOO 26 68 2.6 4. Allison Anderson-OBE 53-69 .768 4. Carrie Dyer-WIT 146-314 .465 2. Kenyon 5. Syrea Thomas-OBE 26 67 2.6 5. Tyler Cordell-OWU 83-109 .761 5. Heidi Goeller-ALL 78-170 .459 3. Wittenberg 6. Serafina Nuzzo-DEN 29 64 2.2 6. Nikki Darrett-ERL 59-80 .738 6. Kayla Gordon-OWU 128-281 .456 4. Denison 7. Nikki Darrett-ERL 25 51 2.0 Kayla Gordon-OWU 59-80 .738 7. Haley Dahlgard-DEN 106-236 .449 5. Oberlin 8. Dany Finck-OWU 27 47 1.7 8. Shaina Kaiser-DEN 88-122 .721 8. Emilie Simone-ALL 105-234 .449 9. Jayana Sims-ERL 25 42 1.7 9. Jill Gregory-ALL 92-129 .713 9. Dany Finck-OWU 114-256 .445 Three-Point Pct. 10. Katie Adlam-KEN 23 38 1.7 10. Kaitlin Krister-WOO 56-80 .700 10. Jill Gregory-ALL 122-280 .436 1. Wooster 2. Ohio Wesleyan Blocked Shots G B BPG Three-Point Pct. 3FG-3FGA PCT. 3. Allegheny 1. Kaitlin Krister-WOO 26 61 2.3 1. Kym Wenz-WOO 72-152 .474 4. Denison 2. Emilie Simone-ALL 25 40 1.6 2. Brittany Bell-ALL 59-149 .396 5. Oberlin 3. Kelly Warlich-OBE 25 28 1.1 3. Haley Dahlgard-DEN 37-98 .378 4. Lucy Follansbee-DEN 28 30 1.1 4. Kayla Gordon-OWU 42-114 .368 Free-Throw Pct. 5. Kayla Gordon-OWU 27 25 0.9 5. Pam Quigney-OWU 44-120 .367 1. Ohio Wesleyan 6. Jessica Wingen-WOO 25 23 0.9 6. Colleen Goodwillie-WOO 31-87 .356 2. Wooster 7. Christina Myers-DEN 29 23 0.8 7. Serafina Nuzzo-DEN 37-109 .339 3. Kenyon 8. Greta Pszenny-ALL 21 16 0.8 8. Syrea Thomas-OBE 57-177 .322 4. Hiram 9. Tyler Cordell-OWU 27 18 0.7 9. Sarah Watson-WIT 29-91 .319 5. Allegheny Kristen Schwartz-WOO 21 14 0.7 10. Pamela Spencer-HIR 20-64 .313

Wittenberg Ohio Wesleyan Denison Kenyon Wooster Allegheny Oberlin Hiram Earlham

NCAC Pct. Overall Pct.

15-1 14-2 10-6 9-7 8-8 7-9 4-12 3-13 2-14

.938 .875 .625 .563 .500 .438 .250 .188 .125

19-8 20-7 21-8 17-10 11-15 10-16 5-21 4-22 3-22

.704 .741 .724 .630 .423 .385 .192 .154 .120

2009-10 NCAC Season Awards

Player of the Year: Stephanie Boardman, Wittenberg Newcomer of the Year: Allison Anderson, Oberlin Coach of the Year: Sarah Jurewicz, Wittenberg

PTS 1504 1726 1612 1625 1674

PPG 55.7 59.5 59.7 62.5 64.4

OFF DEF 69.3 59.5 71.2 64.7 64.3 59.7 59.7 55.7 61.7 62.5

MRG +9.8 +6.5 +4.6 +4.0 -0.8

TEAM 1227 1214 1025 1020 920

OPP MRG 960 +9.9 1103 +3.8 968 +2.1 1016 +0.2 975 -2.2

FGM-FGA 556-1566 534-1463 610-1666 640-1663 672-1726

PCT. .355 .365 .366 .385 .389

FGM-FGA 146-383 173-524 115-351 156-526 186-644 FTM-FTA 328-463 293-416 345-503 335-496 265-395

PCT. .381 .330 .328 .297 .289 PCT. .708 .704 .686 .675 .671

2009-10 All-NCAC Teams

2009-10 NCAC Standings - Final

G 27 29 27 26 26

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Scoring G 1. Kym Wenz-WOO 26 2. Stephanie Boardman-WIT 25 3. Tyler Cordell-OWU 27 4. Shaina Kaiser-DEN 29 5. Jill Gregory-ALL 25 6. Morgan Korinek-KEN 27 7. Syrea Thomas-OBE 26 8. Allison Anderson-OBE 26 9. Carrie Dyer-WIT 27 10. Kayla Gordon-OWU 27 11. Kelly Warlich-OBE 25 12. Nikki Darrett-ERL 25 13. Pam Quigney-OWU 27 14. Christina Myers-DEN 29 15. Dany Finck-OWU SO 27 16. Brittany Mayle-HIR 26 17. Serafina Nuzzo-DEN 29 18. Katherine Hueter-WIT 27 19. Brittany Bell-ALL 26 20. Kaitlin Krister-WOO 26 21. Emilie Simone-ALL 25 22. Kathleen Williams-KEN 27 23. Haley Dahlgard-DEN 29 24. Sarah Watson-WIT 27 25. Heidi Goeller-ALL 23

First Team

Stephanie Boardman, Wittenberg Tyler Cordell, Ohio Wesleyan Carrie Dyer, Wittenberg Jill Gregory, Allegheny Shaina Kaiser, Denison Morgan Korinek, Kenyon Kaitlin Krister, Wooster Kym Wenz, Wooster

Second Team

Allison Anderson, Oberlin Kayla Gordon, Ohio Wesleyan Katherine Hueter, Wittenberg Brittany Mayle, Hiram Pam Quigney, Ohio Wesleyan Emilie Simone, Allegheny Kathleen Williams, Kenyon

Yr. Pos.

Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. So. Sr. Sr.

P G W G W P C G

Honorable Mention

Brittany Bell, Allegheny Nikki Darrett, Earlham Dany Finck, Ohio Wesleyan Christina Myers, Denison Syrea Thomas, Oberlin

Yr. Pos.

Sr. So. So. So. Jr.

G G P P G

Yr. Pos.

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2009-10 Season Statistics 2009-10 Allegheny Women's Basketball Allegheny Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 04, 2010) All games Overall record: 10-16 Conf: 7-9 Home: 7-5 Away: 2-9 Neutral: 1-2

2010-11 Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball

20 33 15 42 14 30 24 13 40 35 50 22 12 34 44 32

Player

Jill Gregory Brittany Bell Emilie Simone Heidi Goeller Laura Magnelli Lauren Donahoe Shannon Culbreath Britni Mohney Daryl Ford Ann Ryan Greta Pszenny Ashley Klingensmith Becca Bajkowski Katie Awiszus Kathryn Hritz Nikki Johnson Team Total.......... Opponents......

TEAM STATISTICS SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct 3 POINT FG-ATT 3-point FG pct 3-pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-Avg/Game Neutral site-Avg/Game Score by Periods Allegheny Opponents

Total 3-Point min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg%

gp-gs

25-22 26-26 25-23 23-19 26-3 25-9 20-2 26-26 21-0 24-0 21-0 9-0 14-0 2-0 10-0 5-0

707 808 628 451 442 428 320 799 157 172 162 35 82 10 38 11

26 26

5250 5250

28.3 31.1 25.1 19.6 17.0 17.1 16.0 30.7 7.5 7.2 7.7 3.9 5.9 5.0 3.8 2.2

ALLW 1606 61.8 -2.6 613-1538 .399 115-351 .328 4.4 265-395 .671 10.2 907 34.9 -6.3 309 11.9 450 17.3 +2.2 0.7 249 9.6 85 3.3 1448 12-121 -

1st 2nd 770 814 801 854

OT 22 19

122-280 85-214 105-234 78-170 47-130 38-131 34-79 28-108 21-45 20-54 19-53 7-12 5-10 1-1 2-11 1-6

.436 18-42 .397 59-149 .449 1-5 .459 0-0 .362 7-33 .290 1-10 .430 0-1 .259 16-68 .467 1-1 .370 5-22 .358 2-5 .583 2-3 .500 1-1 1.000 0-0 .182 2-11 .167 0-0

613-1538 .399 115-351 628-1561 .402 107-345

OPP 1674 64.4 628-1561 .402 107-345 .310 4.1 311-455 .684 12.0 1072 41.2 301 11.6 506 19.5 0.6 233 9.0 78 3.0 2799 11-236 3-67 Totals 1606 1674

.429 .396 .200 .000 .212 .100 .000 .235 1.000

.227 .400 .667 1.000

.000 .182 .000

F-Throw ft-fta ft%

92-129 28-30 25-51 25-48 35-46 26-31 9-15 3-9 10-17 5-7 3-8 0-0 4-4 0-0 0-0 0-0

.713 .933 .490 .521 .761 .839 .600 .333 .588 .714 .375 .000 1.000

.000 .000 .000

.328 265-395 .671 .310 311-455 .684

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Date 11/17/09 11/20/09 11/22/09 11/24/09 11/28/09 11/29/09 12/2/09 12/5/09 12/13/09 12/28/09 12/29/09 1/5/10 1/8/10 1/9/10 1/16/10 1/23/10 1/27/10 1/30/10 2/2/10 2/5/10 2/6/10 2/10/10 2/13/10 2/17/10 2/20/10 2/23/10

off

Rebounds def tot avg

42 78 120 8 48 56 47 95 142 34 58 92 23 38 61 25 48 73 32 74 106 11 37 48 8 30 38 6 19 25 8 21 29 2 1 3 1 8 9 0 0 0 0 3 3 1 0 1 55 46 101 303 604 907 392 680 1072

4.8 2.2 5.7 4.0 2.3 2.9 5.3 1.8 1.8 1.0 1.4 0.3 0.6 0.0 0.3 0.2

34.9 396 41.2 365

Opponent GROVE CITY PITT-GREENSBURG WESTFIELD WASHINGTON & JEFFERS vs DYouville at St. John Fisher College WOOSTER OHIO WESLEYAN at Fredonia State vs Tufts vs Carroll - Women at Oberlin College at Earlham College at Wittenberg KENYON at Denison OBERLIN COLLEGE at Kenyon HIRAM EARLHAM COLLEGE WITTENBERG at Wooster DENISON at Hiram at Ohio Wesleyan at Denison

* = Conference game

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41 37 67 50 29 31 43 23 15 19 29 3 7 0 0 2

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354 257 236 181 136 103 77 75 53 50 43 16 15 2 6 2

14.2 9.9 9.4 7.9 5.2 4.1 3.9 2.9 2.5 2.1 2.0 1.8 1.1 1.0 0.6 0.4

85 249 1606 78 233 1674

61.8 64.4

Score 61-49 58-57 54-68 39-53 68-49 72-83 68-55 59-62 60-68 69-83 58-87 80-69 69-75 63-73 55-46 55-57 70-49 51-59 68-53 71-46 57-69 58-66 54-63 69-55 62-100 58-80

Att. 137 75 105 78 200 215 130 149 107 0 0 57 0 310 124 360 0 352 169 104 162 95 215 320 643 140

2009-10 Year In Review Three Named to All-NCAC Women’s Hoops Team

Senior guard Brittany Bell, was named the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Player of the Week for the week ending February 7, 2010. Bell shot 57 percent from the floor and 52 percent from behind the arc, averaging 15 points in a 2-1 week for the Gators. She knocked in 11 triples on the week, including five against Wittenberg for a team-high 17 points. Bell also added 13 and 15 points in the wins over Hiram and Earlham, respectively. At that point in the season, she ranked second on the team with 9.8 points per game, and was second in the NCAC in three-point field-goal percentage (.385) and was fourth in three-pointer per game (2.24).

Gators Fall To Denison in NCAC Playoffs

No. 3 seed Denison women’s basketball team had five players in double figures, including Serafina Nuzzo tying a game-high 18 points to lead the Big Red over No. 6 Allegheny 80-58 in the North Coast Athletic (NCAC) quarterfinals on Tuesday night. Denison (19-7) outscored the Gators (10-16) by 11 points in each half to post its third win of the season over Allegheny to advance to the NCAC Semifinals on Friday at Wittenberg. Shaina Kaiser went 6-for-11 for 13 points and Lucy Follansbee came off the bench to score 12. Freshman Heidi Goeller netted a career-high 18 points and four steals to pace the Gators. Emilie Simone added 11 points and blocks. Heidi Goeller three Each team shot 50 percent or better from the floor in the first stanza, keeping the contest close until the final three minutes of the half. Allegheny had an 8-5 lead at the 16:55 mark and went ahead 14-13 on a Goeller jumper. Kyli Parker drained a triple off a Gator turnover to give the Big Red the lead for good at 16-14. Allegheny got within two points on three occasions over the next several minutes, but Kaiser, Nuzzo and Follansbee recorded four points apiece down the stretch to help Denison get an 11-point cushion at halftime. The Big Red continued to build upon their score with a 16-4 run to begin the second half to make it 57-36. The Gators could not recover in the final 13:50 of the game. Denison tallied its biggest lead with 3:51 left on Follansbee’s two free throws at 78-48. The Big Red knocked in seven three-pointers on the night, while Allegheny did not get one shot from behind the arc to drop. Both teams shot 83.3 percent from the free-throw line and Denison pulled down one more rebound (32-31). The Gators conclude their season with a 1016 overall record and a 7-9 conference mark.

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Women’s Basketball Hands Out Annual Awards

The Allegheny women’s basketball program held its annual team banquet on Monday night at East AlCove on campus, where the coaching staff handed out four awards during the event. Junior Jill Gregory won the Most Valuable Player Award (The Gator Award) after being named to the All-North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) First Team and leading the squad with 14.2 points per game. Freshman Greta Pszenny took home the Most Improved Award (Blue & Gold Heart), while senior Shannon Culbreath earned the Gold “A” award for the Defensive Player of the Year honor. The Allegheny Award was presented to senior Brittany Bell. This award is given to the player who demonstrates a commitment to the program, a strong work ethic, and a passion for the game. This player also is an ambassador for the Allegheny College Women’s Basketball program on the court, in the classroom, and throughout the community. Bell was an All-NCAC honorable mention for the second time in her career. She knocked in 59 triples to help average 9.9 points per game.

2009-10 Team Award Winners: (L-R) Brittany Bell (Allegheny Award), Shannon Culbreath (Gold ‘A’ Award for Defense), Greta Pszenny (Most Improved), Jill Gregory (Most Valuable Player)

Allegheny College Gators

Seniors Brittany Bell and Emilie Simone along with junior Jill Gregory earned All-NCAC recognition for their efforts in the 2009-10 season. Gregory headlined the trio landing on the first team, while Simone nabbed second team honors and Bell made the honorable mention team. Gregory, an honorable-mention selection last season, led the team in scoring with 14.2 points per game. She also led the team in steals (37), while ranking second in assists (55) and third in rebounds per game (4.8). Gregory recorded Jill Gregory double-digit points in 20 out of 25 games, including five contests putting up 20+ points and matching her career high on two occasions (23). Simone, a senior forward, earned her third all-conference honor and her second selection as a second team honroee. Her first second team nod came in 2008. As a junior, Simone garnered honorable mention accolades. Simone averaged 9.4 points per game and grabbed a team-high 5.7 boards per contest. A fixture in the post, Emilie Simone Simone shot 44.9 percent from the floor and led the team with 40 blocks, including seven swats at Oberlin for the second-most blocks in a game by a Gator in program history. She scored a career-high 24 points this season in a 69-55 win over Hiram. Simone leaves the program ranked fifth on Allegheny’s all-time blocks list with 98. Bell returns to the All-NCAC team after being named an honorable mention honoree in 2008. The senior guard knocked in 59 trifectas to help her average 9.9 points per game. She started in every contest and shot 93 percent from the Brittany Bell charity stripe (28-for30). Bell came away with 35 steals and dished out 52 assists this season. In the overtime win against Oberlin, Bell matched a career high six three pointers for a career-best 24 point effort. The multiple nods for the Gators marks the 11th straight-season Allegheny has multiple players on the all-conference team.

Bell Named NCAC Player of the Week

2010-11 Opponent Information Grove City Wolverines

2010-11 Women’s Basketball

November 16 Grove City, Pa. 6:00 p.m. Location......................................................... Grove City, Pa. Founded.........................................................................1876 Enrollment.................................................................... 2500 Nickname............................................................ Wolverines Colors......................................................Crimson and White Arena............................................................... College Arena Conference........................Presidents’ Athletic Conference Head Coach.................................................. Michelle Bruns Record at School.........................................................0-0 Career Record.............................................................0-0 Office Phone.............................................724-450-1531 2009-10 Record.......................................................... 12-14 2009-10 Conference Record.................................. 8-6/3rd Starters Returning/Lost.................................................. 3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................................ N/A SID.......................................................................Ryan Briggs Phone....................................................... 724-458-3365 Email.........................................................rabriggs@gcc.edu

Marietta Pioneers November 19 Meadville, Pa. 3:00 p.m. Location..........................................................Marietta, Ohio Founded........................................................................ 1835 Enrollment................................................................... 1,350 Nickname................................................................Pioneers Colors...................................................Navy Blue and White Arena...................................................... Ban Johnson Arena Conference....................................................... Ohio Athletic Head Coach..........................................................Jill Meiring Record at School.................................................... 10-64 Career Record........................................................ 10-64 Office Phone............................................. 740-376-4586 2009-10 Record.............................................................3-22 2009-10 Conference Record........................................1-16 Starters Returning/Lost.................................................. 3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................................ 9/6 SID............................................................................Dan May Phone........................................................ 740-376-4891 Email................................................mayd@marietta.edu

November 27 Latrobe, Pa. 6:00 p.m. Location............................................................. Latrobe, Pa. Founded........................................................................ 1846 Enrollment................................................................... 1,810 Nickname............................................................... Bearcats Colors........................................................... Green and Gold Arena................................................ Robert S. Carey Center Conference........................President’s Atheltic Conference Head Coach.............................................KRISTEN ZAWACKI Record at School................................................503-275 Career Record....................................................503-275 Office Phone..................................................724-805-2110 2009-10 Record.............................................................23-5 2009-10 Conference Record........................................13-1 Starters Returning/Lost.................................................. 5/0 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................................ N/A SID....................................................................... JEFF ZIDEK Phone........................................................ 724-805-2476 Email.............................. jeff.zidek@email.stvincent.edu

Pitt-Bradford Panthers November 29 Bradford, Pa. 7:00 p.m.

Location............................................................Bradford, Pa. Founded........................................................................ 1963 Enrollment................................................................... 1,629 Nickname............................................................... Panthers Colors..............................................................Blue and Gold Arena.....................................................................KOA Arena Conference......Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference Head Coach................................................... Molly Brennan Record at School.........................................................0-0 Career Record.............................................................0-0 Office Phone.................................................... 362-7521 2009-10 Record...........................................................11-17 2009-10 Conference Record........................................9-11 Starters Returning/Lost.................................................. 5/0 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................................ N/A SID.................................................................................... N/A Phone.......................................................................... N/A Email........................................................................... N/A

Wittenberg Tigers December 4 Meadville, Pa. 2:00 p.m.

February 5 Springfield, Ohio 2 p.m.

Location...................................................... Springfield, Ohio Founded........................................................................ 1845 Enrollment................................................................... 1,950 Nickname.................................................................... Tigers Colors.............................................................Red and White Arena..............................................Pam Evans Smith Arena Conference................................................................... NCAC Head Coach.................................................. Sarah Jurewicz Record at School.................................................... 48-31 Career Record........................................................ 48-31 Office Phone.............................................937-327-6457 2009-10 Record.............................................................19-8 2009-10 Conference Record........................................15-1 Starters Returning/Lost.................................................. 2/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................................ 5/7 SID.....................................................................Ryan Maurer Phone.......................................................937- 327-6114 Email........................................rmaurer@wittenberg.edu

Buffalo State Bengals December 7 Buffalo, N.Y. 6:00 p.m. Location............................................................. Buffalo, N.Y. Founded.........................................................................1871 Enrollment.................................................................11,000 Nickname................................................................. Bengals Colors........................................................Orange and Black Arena.................................................................Sports Arena Conference............................................................... SUNYAC Head Coach........................................................ Sue Roarke Record at School.................................................... 34-68 Career Record............................................................ N/A Office Phone.............................................716-878-3587 2009-10 Record.......................................................... 12-14 2009-10 Conference Record........................................7-11 Starters Returning/Lost.................................................. 4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................................ N/A SID...................................................................... Jeff Ventura Phone........................................................716-878-6030 Email.................................... venturjm@buffalostate.edu

Washington & Jefferson

Presidents November 23 Wahington, Pa. 6:00 p.m.

Location...................................................... Washington, Pa. Founded.........................................................................1781 Enrollment................................................................... 1,500 Nickname.............................................................Presidents Colors............................................................. Red and Black Arena................................................Henry Memorial Center Conference........................Presidents’ Athletic Conference Head Coach.................................................... Jina DeRubbo Record at School..................................................133-38 Career Record......................................................264-95 Office Phone............................................ 724-250-3326 2009-10 Record.............................................................23-5 2009-10 Conference Record........................................12-2 Starters Returning/Lost.................................................. 1/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................................ N/A SID............................................................ Scott McGuinness Phone....................................................... 724-250-3308 Email.....................................smcguiness@washjeff.edu

St. Vincent Bearcats

John Carroll Blue Streaks December 1 Meadville, Pa. 7:30 p.m. Location..........................................University Heights, Ohio Founded........................................................................ 1886 Enrollment................................................................... 3,400 Nickname......................................................... Blue Streaks Colors..............................................................Blue and Gold Arena........................................ Tony DeCarlo Varsity Center Conference....................................................... Ohio Athletic Head Coach................................................ Kristie Maravalli Record at School................................................122-160 Career Record....................................................122-160 Office Phone............................................. 216-397-4414 2009-10 Record.......................................................... 11-14 2009-10 Conference Record........................................8-10 Starters Returning/Lost.................................................. 4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................................ N/A SID.........................................................Christopher Wenzler Phone........................................................216-397-4676 Email................................................... cwenzler@jcu.edu

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Fredonia State Blue Devils December 9 Meadville, Pa. 6:00 p.m. Location................................................. Fredonia, New York Founded........................................................................ 1826 Enrollment................................................................... 5,424 Nickname............................................................Blue Devils Colors..................................................Royal Blue and White Arena.................................................................... Steele Hall Conference............................................................... SUNYAC Head Coach....................................................... Donna Wise Record at School.................................................... 59-67 Career Record....................................................169-195 Office Phone.............................................716-673-3120 2009-10 Record.......................................................... 10-15 2009-10 Conference Record........................................6-12 Starters Returning/Lost.................................................. 3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................................ N/A SID.........................................................................Jerry Reilly Phone........................................................716-673-3100 Email................................... Jerome.Reilly@fredonia.edu

2010-11 Opponent Information Defiance Yellow Jackets December 17 Defiance, Ohio 8:00 p.m.

Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops January 5 Deleware, Ohio 6:00 p.m.

January 29 Meaville, Pa. 1:00 p.m.

Location........................................................ Delaware, Ohio Founded........................................................................ 1842 Enrollment................................................................... 1,895 Nickname................................................... Battling Bishops Colors............................................................. Red and Black Arena...................................... Branch Rickey Arena (2,300) Conference................................................................... NCAC Head Coach.......................................... Nan Carney-DeBord Record at School................................................ 418-215 Career Record.................................................... 418-215 Office Phone............................................. 740-427-5471 2009-10 Record.............................................................20-7 2009-10 Conference Record........................................14-2 Starters Returning/Lost.................................................. 3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................................ 7/7 SID............................................................ Mark Beckenbach Phone........................................................740-368-3340 Email................................................mlbecken@owu.edu

Kenyon Ladies Jauary 8 Meadville, Pa. 1:00 p.m.

February 19 Gambier, Ohio 1:00 p.m.

Location........................................................ Grambier, Ohio Founded........................................................................ 1824 Enrollment................................................................... 1,200 Nickname................................................................... Ladies Colors.........................................................Purple and White Arena..............................................................Tomisch Arena Conference................................................................... NCAC Head Coach................................................Suzanne Helfant Record at School................................................ 241-152 Career Record....................................................275-195 Office Phone.............................................740-427-5556 2009-10 Record...........................................................17-10 2009-10 Conference Record..........................................9-7 Starters Returning/Lost.................................................. 2/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost......................................11/6 SID.......................................................................Marty Fuller Phone........................................................ 740-427-5471 Email............................................... fullerm@kenyon.edu

January 12 Hiram, Ohio 6:00 p.m.

February 9 Meadville, Pa. 6:00 p.m.

Location..............................................................HIram, Ohio Founded........................................................................ 1850 Enrollment................................................................... 1,200 Nickname.................................................................. Terriers Colors...............................................................Blue and Red Arena.......................................... Pricer Gymnasium (2,000) Conference................................................................... NCAC Head Coach..................................................Andrea Preston Record at School.................................................... 16-61 Career Record........................................................ 30-97 Office Phone............................................ 330-569-5495 2009-10 Record.............................................................4-22 2009-10 Conference Record........................................3-13 Starters Returning/Lost.................................................. 2/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost......................................10/6 SID......................................................................... Jeff Hoedt Phone....................................................... 330-569-5495 Email................................................hoedtjm@hiram.edu

Oberlin Yeowomen January 15 Oberlin, Ohio 1:00 p.m.

February 2 Meadville, Pa. 8:00 p.m.

Location............................................................Oberlin, Ohio Founded........................................................................ 1833 Enrollment................................................................... 2,900 Nickname............................................................ Yeowomen Colors....................................................... Crimson and Gold Arena.........................................Philips Gymnasium (1,800) Conference................................................................... NCAC Head Coach..................................................... Kerry Jenkins Record at School.................................................... 10-42 Career Record........................................................ 10-42 Office Phone............................................ 440-775-8546 2009-10 Record.............................................................5-21 2009-10 Conference Record........................................4-12 Starters Returning/Lost.................................................. 3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................................ 6/3 SID.................................................................... Mike Mancini Phone....................................................... 440-775-8503 Email..................................... mike.mancini@oberlin.edu

Wooster Fighting Scots January 19 Meadville, Pa. 7:30 p.m.

Denison Big Red January 22 Granville, Ohio 1 p.m.

February 12 Meadville, Pa. 1 p.m. Location......................................................... Granville, Ohio Founded........................................................................ 1831 Enrollment................................................................... 2,100 Nickname..................................................................Big Red Colors.............................................................Red and White Arena...................................Livingston Gymnasium (1,800) Conference................................................................... NCAC Head Coach.............................................................Sara Lee Record at School............................................... 309-234 Career Record....................................................310-260 Office Phone.............................................740-587-6290 2009-10 Record.............................................................21-8 2009-10 Conference Record........................................10-6 Starters Returning/Lost.................................................. 5/0 Letterwinners Returning/Lost.......................................13-6 SID........................................................................Craig Hicks Phone........................................................740-587-6546 Email............................................... hicksc@denison.edu

Allegheny College Gators

Location......................................................... Defiance, Ohio Founded........................................................................ 1850 Enrollment................................................................... 1,000 Nickname.......................................................Yellow Jackets Colors...........................................................Purple and Gold Arena............................. Karl H. Weaner Community Center Conference................................................................... HCAC Head Coach..................................................Dic Doumanian Record at School.................................................... 33-40 Career Record....................................................156-122 Office Phone.............................................419-783-2391 2009-10 Record...........................................................17-10 2009-10 Conference Record........................................10-6 Starters Returning/Lost.................................................. 3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost......................................10/5 SID.........................................................................Seth Mikel Phone........................................................419-783-2391 Email..............................................smikel@defiance.edu

Hiram Terriers

February 16 Wooster, Ohio 6 p.m.

Location.......................................................... Wooster, Ohio Founded........................................................................ 1866 Enrollment................................................................... 1,800 Nickname.......................................................Fighting Scots Colors..................................................... Black and Old Gold Arena........................................Timken Gymnasium (3,400) Conference................................................................... NCAC Head Coach........................................................ Ashley Reid Record at School.........................................................0-0 Career Record.............................................................0-0 Office Phone............................................ 330-263-2181 2009-10 Record.......................................................... 11-15 2009-10 Conference Record..........................................8-8 Starters Returning/Lost.................................................. 1/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................................ 6/9 SID.................................................................... Hugh Howard Phone........................................................330-263-2374 Email............................................hhoward@wooster.edu

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North Coast Athletic Conference Founded in 1983, the North Coast Athletic Conference is dedicated to fostering a complementary relationship between intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of academic excellence. Consisting of nine academically selective colleges and universities in Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania — Allegheny College, Denison University, Hiram College, Kenyon College, Oberlin College, Ohio Wesleyan University, Wabash College, Wittenberg University and The College of Wooster. Starting in 2011-12, DePauw University will join the NCAC as a full member — the NCAC believes that high-level athletic programs need not be sacrificed in order to meet rigid academic standards. Significantly, all nine NCAC institutions have been granted chapters of Phi Beta Kappa, the preeminent honor society for colleges and universities. Only 270 of the more than 3,000 four-year institutions in the United States have been so honored. AT H L E T I C C O N F E R E N C E A member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s Division III, the NCAC features championship competition in 22 sports — 11 for men and 11 for womERIE en. The 11 women’s sports are the most offered by any 90 ALLEGHENY COLLEGE Division III conference, and the equality in number and TOLEDO MEADVILLE, PA 16335 CLEVELAND 80 emphasis between men’s and women’s athletics is just 79 75 HIRAM one of the elements that sets the North Coast apart. 80 COLLEGE YOUNGSTOWN OBERLIN COLLEGE HIRAM, OH 44234 The goals of the conference express the best aspiFORT OBERLIN, OH 44074 INDIANA WAYNE COLLEGE OF PENNSYLVANIA rations of American amateur athletics. The NCAC brings WOOSTER 65 WOOSTER, OH 44691 OHIO WESLEYAN together a group of institutions which share a common UNIVERSITY 69 71 PITTSBURGH KENYON COLLEGE DELAWARE, OH 43015 allegiance to academic quality and to the conduct of GAMBIER, OH 43022 WABASH COLLEGE CRAWFORDSVILLE, IN 47933 athletics so as to support the educational purpose. InCOLUMBUS 70 76 tercollegiate athletics can and should complement aca74 INDIANAPOLIS DENISON 70 WITTENBERG 77 DAYTON UNIVERSITY demic life, rather than compete with it, and sports should UNIVERSITY GRANVILLE, OH 43023 SPRINGFIELD, OH 45501 74 75 enhance the experience of students during their college EARLHAM 71 COLLEGE years. This type of academic and athletic commitment RICHMOND, OHIO CINCINNATI IN 47374 has been led by the 10 school presidents, who have taken an active role in the governance of the conference. The NCAC’s commitment to equity, its broad 65 base of athletic programs, and an unwavering insistence on excellence in academics has served as a model for 64 For additional Information: EVANSVILLE conferences throughout the country. The North Coast has shown not only that these ideals can coexist, but that NORTHCOAST.ORG they can flourish. The NCAC continues as a pace-setter in the 21st century.

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NCAC Women’s Basketball Champions Year Regular Season 2009-10 Wittenberg 2008-09 Denison 2007-08 Kenyon 2006-07 Denison 2005-06 Wittenberg 2004-05 Kenyon 2003-04 Wittenberg 2002-03 Wittenberg 2001-02 Wittenberg 2000-01 Allegheny Ohio Wesleyan 1999-00 Ohio Wesleyan 1998-99 Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg 1997-98 Wittenberg 1996-97 Kenyon 1995-96 Wittenberg 1994-95 Wittenberg 1993-94 Wittenberg 1992-93 Ohio Wesleyan 1991-92 Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg 1990-91 Allegheny (North) Wittenberg (South) 1989-90 Wooster (North) Wittenberg (South) 1988-89 Allegheny 1987-88 Allegheny 1986-87 Allegheny 1985-86 Allegheny 1984-85 Allegheny Wooster

Denison University Big Red Granville, Ohio

Tournament Denison Ohio Wesleyan Denison Denison Denison Denison Wittenberg Wittenberg Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan

Hiram College Terriers Hiram, Ohio Kenyon College Ladies Gambier, Ohio

Kenyon Ohio Wesleyan

Oberlin College Yeowomen Oberlin, Ohio

Wittenberg Kenyon Wittenberg Wittenberg Denison Wittenberg Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg Wooster Allegheny Allegheny Allegheny Allegheny Allegheny

Ohio Wesleyan University Battling Bishops Delaware, Ohio Wittenberg University Tigers Springfield, Ohio The College of Wooster Fighting Scots Wooster, Ohio

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Season Records Points

Points 1. Kim Huber 593 2. Kim Huber 534 3. Kim Huber 490 4. Jessica Kankoski 455 5. Ronnie Bohm 443 6. Kim Huber 436 7. Lisa Smith 417 8. Jennifer Young 413 9. Joan Smith 412 10. Suzanne Helfant 400

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Scoring Average 1. Kim Huber 2. Kim Huber 3. Kim Huber 4. Lisa Myers 5. Jessica Kankoski

Gms PPG 26 22.8 26 20.5 26 18.8 14 18.1 26 17.5

Rebounds

1. Jennifer Young 2. Jennifer Young 3. Carson Slade 4. Kim Huber 5. Melissa Vogel

Reb. 329 315 297 262 257

Rebounding Average 1. Sara Muhlenberg 2. Jennifer Young 3. Jennifer Young 4. Shari Mason 5. Carson Slade 6. Kim Huber Sarah Muhlenberg 8. Stephanie Pollock

Gms RPG 14 13.3 21 12.7 27 11.7 16 11.4 27 11.0 26 10.1 16 10.1 25 10.0

Assists

Assists 1. Suzanne Helfant 177 2. Jill Swanson 169 3. Suzanne Helfant 167 Jill Swanson 167 5. Suzanne Helfant 161

Steals

Blocks

Blocks 1. Jennifer Latronica 65 2. Heidi Wiederkehr 52 3. Molly DeVoogt 50 4. Jennifer Latronica 46 Stacey Anderson 46

Field-Goals Made

FGM 1. Kim Huber 220 2. Kim Huber 218 3. Kim Huber 205 4. Joan Smith 187 5. Ronnie Bohm 184 1. Kim Huber 2. Kim Huber 3. Ronnie Bohm 4. Joan Smith 5. Kim Huber

Field-Goal Pct. (m in. 50 made) 1. Kim Ignace 2. Cindy Kyler 3. Jennifer Young 4. Sherrie Weeks 5. Michelle Popevec

FG 119 140 171 78 134

FGA FG% Year 215 .553 85-86 264 .530 88-89 326 .525 90-91 149 .523 84-85 261 .513 99-00

Three-Point Field Goals

3FG Year 1. Katie Kestler 70 06-07 2. Brittany Bell 59 09-10 T-3. Katie Kestler 55 05-06 Katie Kestler 55 04-05 Year 4. Brittany Bell 54 07-08 95-96 5. Michelle Innocenti 46 00-01 93-94 94-95 78-79 Three-Point Attempts 3FG Year 01-02 1. Katie Kestler 199 06-07 2. Katie Kestler 167 05-06 Year 3. Jodi Heim 151 92-93 91-92 4. Brittany Bell 149 09-10 90-91 5. Katie Kestler 144 04-05 90-91 95-96 Three-Point Pct. (min. 15 made) 3FG FGA FG% Year 86-87 1. Brittany Bell 54 116 .466 07-08 2. Jill Gregory 18 42 .429 09-10 Year 3. Jeannie Alcorn 22 52 .423 91-92 79-80 4. Valery Medwid 35 85 .412 03-04 91-92 5. Erin McQuillan 23 56 .411 93-94 90-91 80-81 Free-Throws Made FT Year 90-91 95-96 1. Kim Huber 153 95-96 76-77 2. Jessica Kankoski 128 01-02 00-01 3. Erin McQuillan 103 92-93 4. Stephanie Wolf 101 06-07 5. Erin McQuillan 98 93-94 Year 85-86 Free-Throws Attempts FT Year 83-84 86-87 1. Kim Huber 210 95-96 84-85 2. Jessica Kankoski 165 01-02 3. Erin McQuillan 143 92-93 87-88 4. Stephanie Wolf 142 06-07 5. Kim Huber

Steals 1. Lisa Smith 125 2. Amanda Schmidt 117 3. Erin McQuillan 82 4. Ronnie Bohm 80 5. Ronnie Bohm 79

Field-Goal Attempts

Year 95-96 93-94 94-95 01-02 90-91 92-93 86-87 90-91 85-86 87-88

FGA 511 442 426 413 407

Year 86-87 93-94 93-94 88-89 90-91

134

93-94

Free-Throw Pct. (min. 50 made) 1. Caitlin Murtagh 2. Jessica Kankoski 3. Jeannie Alcorn 4. Kelly Mazza 5. Carson Slade

FT 79 75 73 68 73

FTA FT% Year 94 .840 05-06 90 .833 00-01 89 .820 90-91 84 .810 96-97 91 .802 89-90

Year 06-07 83-84 92-93 05-06 95-96

1. Kim Huber at Oberlin 2. Lisa Myers vs. Geneva 3. Kim Huber vs. Wittenberg 4. Lisa Myers vs. Mercyhurst 5. Jeannie Alcron vs. W&J Suzanne Helfant vs. OWU Brenda Bates vs. Fredonia St. Lisa Myers vs. Westminster 9. Jamie Parone at Ohio Wesleyan Lisa Myers vs. Thiel

Rebounds

1. Michelle Popovec vs. Wooster Kim Huber vs. Thiel 3. Heidi Wiederkehr 4. Carson Slade vs. Salisbury St. Sarah Muhlenberg vs. Thiel 6. Sarah Muhlenberg vs. Mercyhurst Cathy Blohm 8. Jen Young vs. Wooster Carson Slade vs. Kenyon Sarah Muhlenberg vs. Mercyhurst 11. Stephanie Pollock vs. Earlham Jen Young vs. Penn St. Behrend

Assists

1. Suzanne Helfant vs. Case 2. Amanda Schmidt vs. Denison 3. Jill Swanson

Steals

1. Amanda Schmidt vs. Case Amanda Schmidt vs. Oberlin Lisa Smith vs. Oberlin 4. Jill Swanson

44 2/7/96 37 2/10/79 36 1/5/96 35 1/30/79 34 12/1/91 34 2/27/88 34 1/25/82 34 1/29/80 32 1/20/01 32 1978-79 25 2/9/00 25 1/10/96 24 1983-84 23 11/17/91 23 1977-78 22 1977-78 22 1976-77 21 2/5/92 21 2/2/91 21 1977-78 20 2/3/01 20 11/28/90 15 2/11/87 14 12/2/95 14 1985 11 12/1/93 11 12/8/93 11 1/7/87 10 1985

Blocks

1. Jennifer Latronica vs. Hiram 2. Emilie Simone at Oberlin Jennifer Latronica vs. OWU 3. Jennifer Latronica vs. Wooster Stacey Anderson vs. Wooster

8 2/5/06 7 1/05/10 7 12/9/06 6 2/8/06 6 1/24/96

Field-Goals Made

1. Kim Huber at Oberlin 18 2/7/96 2. Michelle Popovec vs. Wooster 15 1/26/00 Brenda Bates vs. Fredonia St. 15 1/25/82

Field-Goal Attempts

1. Brenda Bates vs. Fredonia St. 33 1/25/82 2. Kim Huber vs. Penn St.Behrend 29 2/14/96

Three-Point Field Goals 1. Katie Kestler at Oberlin Suzanne Helfant vs. Ohio Wesleyan 3. Brittany Bell at Oberlin Brittany Bell vs Earhlam Brittany Bell at Wooster Jamie Parone at Ohio Wesleyan Katie Kestler at Wooster

Year 95-96 93-94 94-95 85-86 90-91 Year 95-96 93-94 90-91 85-86 94-95

Individual Game Records

Points

Three-Point Attempts

1. Katie Kestler 2. Jamie Parone at Ohio Wesleyan Katie Kestler at Wooster 3. Katie Keslter

Free-Throws Made

1. Kim Huber vs. Wittenberg Kim Huber at Grove City Erin McQuillan vs. Kenyon

Free-Throw Attempts

Suzanne Helfant ‘88 www.alleghenysports.com

1. Kim Huber vs. Wittenberg 2. Kim Huber vs. Kenyon 3. Lisa Myers

7 1/12/05 7 2/27/88 6 1/05/10 6 2/9/08 6 1/30/08 6 1/20/01 6 1/24/07

15 12/03/05 14 1/20/01 14 1/27/07 12 11/30/05 14 1/5/96 14 1/29/96 14 2/19/94 19 1/5/96 17 2/19/94 16 1980-81

Team Records/Season-By-Season Leaders Team Season Records 1985-86 2009-10 1985-86 1984-88 1985-86 1984-85 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85 1983-94 1985-86 1985-96 1984-85 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85 1986-87 1985-86 1986-87 1983-84 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05

Team Game Records

Three-Point Field Goal Pct..... .373 .345 .328 Free Throws Made................ .370 366 358 Free Throws Attempted...........568 560 549 Free Throw Pct...................... .717 .696 .689 Rebounds..............................1473 1402 1247 Assists......................................520 514 483 Blocked Shots.........................120 115 114 114 Steals.......................................391 353 341

Points 2009-10.........Jill Gregory....................... 354 (14.2) 2008-09........Jill Gregory....................... 324 (11.6) 2007-08.........Emilie Simone................. 307 (11.8) 2006-07.........Katie Kestler.................... 342 (12.7) 2005-06........Courtney Steding............. 298 (11.0) 2004-05........Meredith McDonough....... 230 (8.8) 2003-04........Jessica Kankoski............. 332 (11.9) 2002-03........Courtney Steding............. 295 (10.9) 2001-02.........Jessica Kankoski..............455 (17.5) 2000-01.........Jessica Kankoski..............317 (12.2) 1999-00........Michelle Popevec............ 313 (12.5) 1998-99........Kim Burke........................ 287 (11.5) 1997-98.........Shannon Keller................ 264 (10.6) 1996-97.........Kelly Mazza...................... 296 (12.3) 1995-96........Kim Huber........................ 593 (22.8) 1994-95........Kim Huber........................ 490 (18.8) 1993-94........Kim Huber........................ 534 (20.5) 1992-93........Kim Huber........................ 436 (16.8) 1991-92.........Jeannie Alcorn..................377 (15.1) 1990-91.........Ronnie Bohm................... 443 (16.4) 1989-90........Cindy Kyler....................... 338 (13.5) 1988-89........Cindy Kyler....................... 321 (11.9) 1987-88.........Suzanne Helfant.............. 397 (15.9) 1986-87.........Lisa Smith.........................417 (14.4) 1985-86........Joan Smith........................412 (14.7) 1984-85........Joan Smith........................316 (11.7) 1983-84........Brenda Bates................... 355 (14.2) 1982-83........Brenda Bates................... 303 (14.4) 1981-82.........Brenda Bates................... 236 (11.8) 1980-81.........Lisa Myers........................ 256 (16.0) 1979-80.........Cathy Cunningham.......... 143 (10.2) 1978-79.........Lisa Myers........................ 254 (18.1) 1977-78.........Cathy Murphy................... 229 (16.4) 1976-77.........Cathy Murphy................... 246 (15.4)

1988-89 2007-08 1985-86 1995-96 2000-01 1995-96 2001-02 2000-01 1985-86 2005-06 2003-04 1985-86 1990-91 1986-87 1986-87 1984-85 1983-84 2004-05 1983-84 1995-96 2006-07 1986-87 1983-84 1988-89

Points.................................118 Margin of Victory.................95 Points Allowed...................109 Margin of Defeat.................72 Least Points Allowed........... 17 Field Goals...........................54 Field Goals Attempted.......108 Three-Point FG Made..........13

vs. . ......Villa Maria, 2/23/84 vs. . ..........Denison, 1/11/86 vs. . ...............Akron, 1980-81 vs. . ...............Akron, 1980-81 vs. . ..........Denison, 1/11/86 vs. . ......Villa Maria, 2/23/84 vs. . ........Salisbury St., 11/17/90 vs. . ............Oberlin, 1/18/06

100-Point Games

118.............................. vs. Villa Maria, Feb. 23, 1984 (118-27) 112....................................at Denison, Jan. 11, 1986 (112-17) 111.............................................at Denison, 1987-88 (111-34) 111..................................at Villa Maria, Feb. 6, 1984 (111-28) 110............................................. vs. Oberlin, 1985-86 (110-24) 108...................................... vs. Oberlin, Feb. 6, 1991 (108-86) 108.............................................vs. Oberlin, 1985-86 (108-36) 108................................. vs. Denison, Jan. 12, 1985 (108-50) 108.....................................at Geneva, Jan. 21, 1984 (108-44) 106..................................vs. Earlham, Feb. 19, 1991 (106-60) 106........................................... vs. Denison, 1987-88 (106-49) 106...................................... vs. Oberlin, Feb. 5, 1985 (106-36) 105......................................at Denison, Feb. 2, 1985 (105-68) 104......................................vs. Kenyon, Feb. 2, 1991 (104-36) 103.................................... vs. Oberlin, Jan. 26, 1994 (103-19) 101................vs. Salisbury St. at Marietta, Nov. 17, 1990 (101-58) 101.................................... vs. Denison, Feb. 1, 1986 (101-43)

Rebounds 2009-10.........Emilie Simone....................142 (5.7) 2008-09........Stephanie Wolf...................182 (7.0) 2007-08.........Stephanie Wolf...................150 (5.8) 2006-07.........Stephanie Wolf...................173 (6.4) 2005-06........Courtney Steding................151 (5.6) 2004-05........Courtney Steding................156 (6.0) 2003-04........Meredith McDonough........189 (6.8) 2002-03........Meredith McDonough........ 190 (7.0) 2001-02.........Alyssa Hinkle......................231 (8.9) 2000-01.........Stephanie Pollock........... 251 (10.0) 1999-00........Michelle Popevec...............212 (8.5) 1998-99........Alyssa Hinkle......................166 (6.6) 1997-98.........Michelle Innocenti..............130 (5.2) 1996-97.........Kelly Mazza.........................130 (5.4) 1995-96........Kim Huber........................ 262 (10.1) 1994-95........Kim Huber........................... 194 (7.5) 1993-94........Kim Huber.......................... 208 (8.0) 1992-93........Molly DeVoogt.....................221 (8.5) 1991-92.........Jennifer Young................. 329 (12.7) 1990-91.........Jennifer Young................. 315 (11.7) 1989-90........Carson Slade..................... 232 (9.3) 1988-89........Carson Slade...................... 210 (7.8) 1987-88.........Lisa Bona............................166 (6.6) 1986-87.........Missy Vogel........................ 259 (8.9) 1985-86........Kim Ignace..........................272 (8.9) 1984-85........Kim Ignace..........................216 (8.0) 1983-84........Heidi Wiederkehr............... 232 (9.6) 1982-83........Kim Ignace.......................... 174 (8.3) 1981-82.........Sara Rectenwald................ 152 (7.6) 1980-81.........Shari Mason.................... 183 (11.4) 1979-80.........Kathy Gladden......................70 (5.0) 1978-79.........Sarah Muhlenberg.............132 (9.4) 1977-78.........Sarah Muhlenberg.......... 186 (13.3) 1976-77.........Sarah Muhlenberg...........162 (10.1)

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Assists 2009-10.........Britni Mohney.......................64 (2.5) 2008-09........Stephanie Wolf.....................75 (2.9) 2007-08.........Stephanie Wolf...................121 (4.7) 2006-07.........Stephanie Wolf.....................94 (3.5) 2005-06........Caitlin Murtagh..................... 56 (2.1) 2004-05........Raelynn Miles....................... 71 (2.7) 2003-04........Valery Medwid......................54 (1.9) 2002-03........Raelynn Miles....................... 74 (2.7) 2001-02.........Jamie Parone........................79 (3.0) 2000-01.........Julie Piekanski...................... 87 (3.3) 1999-00........Candi Pasquinelli.................75 (3.0) 1998-99........Candi Pasquinelli.................88 (3.5) 1997-98.........Chrissy Stefanini..................62 (2.5) 1996-97.........Amanda Schmidt..................89 (4.2) 1995-96........Amanda Schmidt................130 (5.0) 1994-95........Amanda Schmidt................137 (5.3) 1993-94........Amanda Schmidt................100 (3.8) 1992-93........Jodi Heim..............................88 (3.4) 1991-92.........Bridget Borelli....................... 61 (2.3) 1990-91.........Ronnie Bohm......................137 (5.1) 1989-90........Ronnie Bohm......................119 (4.9) 1988-89........Shelley Brown.....................146 (5.4) 1987-88.........Suzanne Helfant.................161 (6.4) 1986-87.........Suzanne Helfant.................172 (6.1) 1985-86........Suzanne Helfant.................177 (6.3) 1984-85........Jill Swanson........................167 (6.4) 1983-84........Jill Swanson........................169 (6.8) 1982-83........Jill Swanson....................... 126 (6.0) 1981-82.........Rhonda Kiser........................86 (4.3) 1980-81.........Rhonda Kiser........................55 (3.4) 1979-80.........Rhonda Kiser........................ 53 (4.1) 1978-79.........Sarah Muhlenberg...............33 (2.4) 1977-78.........Sarah Muhlenberg...............26 (1.9) 1976-77.........Sarah Muhlenberg...............30 (1.9)

Allegheny College Gators

Wins...........................................26 Losses........................................ 16 Consecutive Wins...................... 21 Consecutive Home Wins...........38 Points................................... 2,320 2,176 2,166 Scoring Average......................82.9 80.6 79.3 Team Defense........................52.1 Field Goals Made....................975 932 929 Field Goals Attempted......... 2,122 2,105 2,063 Field Goal Pct..........................459 .450 .447 Three-Point Field Goals...........165 151 138 Three-Point Field Goals Att........518 496 408

Season-By-Season Leaders

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Blocks

Steals

2009-10...... Emilie Simone................40 (1.6) 2008-09..... Emilie Simone................30 (1.1) 2007-08...... Emilie Simone................21 (0.8) 2006-07...... Jennifer Latronica...........65(2.5) 2005-06..... Jennifer Latronica..........46 (2.7) 2004-05..... Courtney Steding...........33 (1.3) 2003-04..... Jennifer Latronica..........17 (1.0) 2002-03..... Courtney Steding...........26 (1.0) 2001-02...... Alyssa Hinkle..................27 (1.0) 2000-01...... Alyssa Hinkle..................25 (1.0) 1999-00..... Alyssa Hinkle..................19 (0.8) 1998-99..... Alyssa Hinkle..................26 (1.0) 1997-98...... Michelle Innocenti.........17 (0.7) 1996-97...... Sarah Kuhner.................14 (0.6) 1995-96..... Stacey Anderson............46 (1.8) 1994-95..... Kim Huber......................26 (1.0) 1993-94..... Tammy McGill/Kim Huber.....8 (0.3) 1992-93..... Molly DeVoogt................50 (1.9) 1991-92...... Molly DeVoogt................17 (1.9) 1990-91...... Molly DeVoogt................38 (1.5) 1989-90..... Carson Slade..................24 (1.0) 1988-89..... Carson Slade..................36 (1.3) 1987-88...... Carson Slade/Liz Bona.21 (0.8) 1986-87...... Heidi Wiederkehr...........36 (1.2) 1985-86..... Kim Ignace.....................40 (1.4) 1984-85..... N/A 1983-84..... Heidi Wiederkehr...........52 (2.2) 1982-83..... Kim Ignace/Julia Dennis....34 (1.6) 1981-82 1980-81 1979-80...... N/A

2009-10...... Jill Gregory......................37 (1.5) 2008-09..... Stephanie Wolf...............51 (2.0) 2007-08...... Stephanie Wolf...............69 (2.6) 2006-07...... Stephanie Wolf...............57 (2.1) 2005-06..... Courtney Steding...........58 (2.1) 2004-05..... Courtney Steding...........58 (2.2) 2003-04..... Jessica Kankoski...........65 (2.3) 2002-03..... Courtney Steding...........54 (2.0) 2001-02...... Jessica Kankoski...........59 (2.3) 2000-01...... Jessica Kankoski...........53 (2.0) 1999-00..... Candi Pasquinelli...........48 (1.9) 1998-99..... Candi Pasquinelli...........46 (1.8) 1997-98...... Kelly Mazza....................58 (2.4) 1996-97...... Kelly Mazza....................64 (2.7) 1995-96..... Amanda Schmidt...........69 (2.7) 1994-95..... Erin McQuillan................73 (2.8) 1993-94..... Amanda Schmidt.........117 (4.5) 1992-93..... Erin McQuillan................71 (2.7) 1991-92...... Carie Grimm...................61 (2.3) 1990-91...... Ronnie Bohm.................79 (2.9) 1989-90..... Ronnie Bohm.................60 (2.5) 1988-89..... Ronnie Bohm.................80 (3.0) 1987-88...... Suzanne Helfant............ 74 (3.0) 1986-87...... Lisa Smith................... 125 (4.3) 1985-86..... Lisa Smith......................60 (2.1) 1984-85..... N/A 1983-84..... Jill Swanson....................66 (2.6) 1982-83..... Brenda Bates.................36 (1.7) 1981-82...... Brenda Bates.................39 (2.0) 1980-81...... Ronda Kiser..........................N/A 1979-80...... Ronda Kiser..........................N/A

Field-Goal Pct. 2009-10...... Heidi Goeller..................... 2008-09..... Stephanie Wolf.................. 2007-08...... Stephanie Wolf.................. 2006-07...... Brittany Bell....................... 2005-06..... Courtney Steding.............. 2004-05..... Courtney Steding............... 2003-04..... Meredith McDonough....... 2002-03..... Courtney Steding.............. 2001-02...... Jessica Kankoski.............. 2000-01...... Jessica Kankoski.............. 1999-00..... Michelle Popovec............... 1998-99..... Stephanie Pollock............. 1997-98...... Shannon Keller................. 1996-97...... Chrissy Stefanini............... 1995-96..... Anna Hannemann............. 1994-95..... Tammy McGill.................... 1993-94..... Kim Huber......................... 1992-93..... Molly DeVoogt................... 1991-92...... Jennifer Young................... 1990-91...... Jennifer Young................... 1989-90..... Cindy Kyler......................... 1988-89..... Cindy Kyler......................... 1987-88...... Carol Frederick.................. 1986-87...... Liz Bona............................. 1985-86..... Kim Ignace........................ 1984-85..... Sherrie Weeks................... 1983-84..... Kim Ignace........................ 1982-83..... Brenda Bates.................... 1981-82...... Sara Rectenwald............... 1980-81...... Ronda Kiser...................... 1979-80...... Ronda Kiser......................

.459 .435 .459 .453 .495 .471 .455 .485 .458 .500 .513 .505 .481 .424 .505 .508 .493 .493 .444 .525 .496 .530 .503 .509 .553 .523 .500 .461 .466 .348 .363

Free-Throw Pct. 2009-10...... Brittany Bell....................... 2008-09..... Hilary Collins..................... 2007-08...... Stephanie Wolf.................. 2006-07...... Stephanie Wolf.................. 2005-06..... Caitlin Murtagh................. 2004-05..... Courtney Steding.............. 2003-04..... Jessica Kankoski.............. 2002-03..... Meredith McDonough....... 2001-02...... Jessica Kankoski............... 2000-01...... Jessica Kankoski.............. 1999-00..... Michelle Popovec.............. 1998-99..... Kim Burke......................... 1997-98...... Kelly Mazza....................... 1996-97...... Kelly Mazza....................... 1995-96..... Kim Huber......................... 1994-95..... Kim Huber......................... 1993-94..... Erin McQuillan................... 1992-93..... Erin McQuillan................... 1991-92...... Jennifer Young................... 1990-91...... Jeannie Alcorn................... 1989-90..... Carson Slade..................... 1988-89..... Ronnie Bohm.................... 1987-88...... Cindy Kyler......................... 1986-87...... Lisa Smith.......................... 1985-86..... Kim Ignace........................ 1984-85..... Sherrie Weeks................... 1983-84..... Kim Ignace........................ 1982-83..... Brenda Bates................... 1981-82...... Sara Rectenwald............... 1980-81...... Ronda Kiser...................... 1979-80...... Ronda Kiser......................

.933 .815 .706 .711 .840 .633 .767 .709 .776 .833 .643 .680 .743 .810 .729 .721 .760 .720 .532 .820 .802 .684 .781 .768 .640 .714 .419 .750 .462 .650 .614

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Kim Huber ‘96 *Note: Stats prior to 1979 incomplete

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Career Records Points

Points 1. Kim Huber 2,053 2. Erin McQuillan 1,226 3. Jeannie Alcorn 1,169 4. Jessica Kankoski 1,150 5. Joan Smith 1,128 6. Ronnie Bohm 1,122 7. Brenda Bates 1,073 8. Suzanne Helfant 1,072 9. Heidi Wiederkehr 1,035 10. Meredith McDonough 1,029 11. Cindy Kyler 998 12. Lisa Smith 974 13.Alyssa Hinkle 969 T-14. Carson Slade 952 Jennifer Young 952

Scoring Average

Gms PPG 104 19.7 36 16.9 83 13.9 104 11.8 92 11.7

Rebounds

1. Carson Slade 2. Kim Huber 3. Jennifer Young 4. Kim Ignace 5. Alyssa Hinkle 6. Meredith McDonough 7. Heidi Wiederkehr 8. Erin McQuillan 9. Michelle Popevec 10. Cindy Kyler

Years 92-96 77-81 00-04 91-95 81-85

Reb 868 825 802 794 720 674 668 648 613 593

Years 87-91 92-96 89-92 82-86 98-02 02-05 82-87 91-95 98-02 86-90

RPG 11.4 8.3 7.9 7.9 7.3

Years 75-79 87-91 92-96 82-86 82-87

Assists 1. Suzanne Helfant 596 2. Jill Swanson 523 3. Amanda Schmidt 456 4. Ronnie Bohm 394 5. Shelley Brown 362 6. Steph Wolf 321 7. Karen Gubish 262 8. Candi Pasquinelli 250 9. Ronda Kiser 235 10.Raelynn Miles 228

Years 84-88 81-85 93-97 87-91 85-89 05-09 83-87 97-00 79-83 01-05

Rebounding Average 1. Sara Muhlenberg 2. Carson Slade T-3.Kim Huber Kim Ignace 4. Heidi Wiederkehr

Gms 42 104 104 98 92

Assists

Steals

Steals 1. Amanda Schmidt 312 2. Ronnie Bohm 259 3. Erin McQuillan 249 4. Lisa Smith 237 5. Kim Huber 199 6. Steph Wolf 197 7. Suzanne Helfant 184 8. Jessica Kankoski 183 9. Courtney Steding 179 10. Kelly Mazza 164

Years 93-97 87-91 91-95 83-87 92-96 05-08 84-88 00-04 02-06 93-98

Blocks

Blocks 1. Jennifer Latronica 155 2. Molly DeVoogt 126 3. Heidi Wiederkehr 116 4. Carson Slade 101 5. Emilie Simone 98 6. Alyssa Hinkle 97 7. Courtney Steding 96 8. Kim Ignace 92 9. Kim Huber 82 10. Meredith McDonough 59

Field-Goals Made

FGM 1. Kim Huber 822 2. Brenda Bates 501 3. Joan Smith 494 4. Ronnie Bohm 462 5. Jeannie Alcorn 460 6. Heidi Wiederkehr 455 7. Suzanne Helfant 437 8. Erin McQuillan 424 9. Jessica Kankoski 419 10. Lisa Smith 410

Field-Goal Attempts

1. Kim Huber 2. Ronnie Bohm 3. Joan Smith 4. Jeannie Alcorn 5. Brenda Bates 6. Erin McQuillan 7. Heidi Wiederkehr 8. Meredith McDonough 9. Suzanne Helfant 10. Emilie Simone

FGA 1,738 1,223 1,113 1,109 1,096 1,038 1,031 987 969 956

Year 03-07 89-93 82-87 87-91 06-10 98-02 02-06 82-86 92-96 01-05

Years 92-96 81-85 82-86 87-91 88-92 82-87 84-88 91-95 00-04 83-87

Years 92-96 87-91 82-86 88-92 81-85 91-95 82-87 02-05 84-88 06-10

Field-Goal Pct. (min. 200 made) 1. Cindy Kyler 2. Stephanie Pollock 3. Molly DeVoogt 4. Courtney Steding 5. Kim Huber 6. Kim Ignace 7. Carson Slade 8. Liz Bona 9. Jennifer Young 10.Karen Gubish

FG FGA 408 824 235 483 276 572 322 678 822 1,738 342 724 384 816 234 499 395 846 347 745

Three-Point Field Goals 1. Katie Kestler 2. Brittany Bell 3. Valery Medwid 4. Jodi Heim 5. Alyssa Hinkle 6. Michelle Innocenti 7. Jamie Parone 8. Erin McQuillian 9. Megan Britt 10. Hilary Collins

Three-Point Attempts 1. Katie Kestler 2. Jodi Heim 3. Valery Medwid 4. Brittany Bell 5. Alyssa Hinkle 6. Jamie Parone 7. Michelle Innocenti 8. Megan Britt 9. Jen Cribbins 10 Erin McQuillan

FG% .495 .487 .483 .475 .473 .472 .471 .469 .467 .466

Years 86-90 97-01 89-93 02-06 92-96 82-86 87-91 85-89 88-92 83-87

3FG 187 151 120 116 109 87 86 63 49 43

Years 03-07 06-10 03-06 90-94 98-02 97-00 00-04 91-95 93-96 05-09

3FG 527 403 361 356 338 305 300 208 172 164

Years 03-07 90-94 02-06 06-10 98-02 00-04 97-01 93-96 94-98 91-95

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Three-Point Pct. (min. 50 made) 1. Brittany Bell 2. Erin McQuillan 3. Katie Kestler 4. Valery Medwid 5. Alyssa Hinkle

3FG 151 63 117 120 109

FGA 356 164 328 361 338

Free-Throws Made 1. Kim Huber 2. Erin McQuillan 3. Stephanie Wolf 4. Jessica Kankoski 5. Meredith McDonough 6. Jeannie Alcorn 7. Caitlin Murtagh 8. Kelly Mazza 9. Courtney Steding 10. Ronnie Bohm

Free-Throw Attempts

1. Kim Huber 2. Erin McQuillan 3. Stephanie Wolf 4. Jessica Kankoski 5. Meredith McDonough 6. Ronnie Bohm 7. Courtney Steding 8. Jennifer Young 9. Kelly Mazza 10. Caitlin Murtagh

FG% .424 .384 .355 .332 .322

Years 06-10 91-95 03-07 02-06 98-02

FT 406 315 296 273 214 212 210 200 197 187

Years 92-96 91-95 05-09 00-04 02-05 89-92 03-06 93-98 02-06 87-91

FT 563 436 406 349 336 328 313 292 279 275

Years 92-96 91-95 05-09 00-04 01-05 87-91 02-06 88-92 93-98 02-06

Free-Throw Pct. (min. 100 made)

1. Valery Medwid 2. Jeannie Alcorn 3. Jessica Kankoski 4. Karen Gubish 5. Lisa Smith 6. Caitlin Murtagh 7. Stephanie Wolf 8. Erin McQuillan T-9.Shannon Keller Kim Huber 11. Carson Slade

Games Played

FT 140 212 273 137 154 210 296 315 145 406 183

1. Karen Gubish T-2.Meredith McDonough Valery Medwid Suzanne Helfant Raelynn Miles 6. Lisa Smith Emilie Simone 7. Cindy Kyler 8. Carson Slade Kristen Lyzen Erin McQuillan Kim Huber Stephanie Wolf

FTA 167 266 349 178 201 275 406 436 201 563 254

FT% .838 .797 .782 .770 .766 .765 .729 .722 .721 .721 .720

Year 02-06 88-92 00-04 83-87 83-87 02-06 05-09 91-95 96-00 92-96 87-91

Games 108 107 107 107 107 106 106 105 104 104 104 104 104

Years 83-87 01-05 02-06 84-88 01-05 83-87 06-10 86-90 87-91 02-06 91-95 92-96 05-09

Allegheny College Gators

1. Kim Huber 2. Lisa Myers 3. Jessica Kankoski 4. Erin McQuillan 5. Brenda Bates

Years 92-96 91-95 89-92 00-04 82-86 87-91 81-85 84-88 82-87 01-05 86-90 83-87 98-02 87-91 88-92

Award-Winning Gators/All-Time Letterwinners All-American (WBCA/Kodak)

1995-96.........................................Kim Huber (HM) 1994-95.........................................Kim Huber (HM)

All-American (Wmn’s DIII News)

1995-96........................................ Kim Huber (2nd) 1994-95......................................... Kim Huber (3rd) 1993-94.........................................Kim Huber (HM)

GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-American

1980-81......................................... Lisa Myers (2nd)

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All-WKC* First-Team

1983-84............................................. Brenda Bates 1982-83............................................. Brenda Bates 1980-81................................................... Lisa Myers

All-WKC* Second-Team

1983-84............................................... Kim Ignance ...............................................................Jill Swanson ............................................................... Missy Vogel ...................................................... Heidi Wiederkehr 1982-83................................................Jill Swanson

NCAC Player Of The Year

1995-96.................................................. Kim Huber 1994-95.................................................. Kim Huber 1987-88......................................... Suzanne Helfant 1985-86................................................. Joan Smith 1984-85................................................Jill Swanson

NCAC Newcomer Of The Year

2002-03....................................... Courtney Steding

All-NCAC First-Team

2009-10...................................................Jill Gregory 2008-09...........................................Stephanie Wolf 2007-08............................................Stephanie Wolf 2006-07............................................... Katie Kestler ..................................................... Jennifer Latronica 2005-06.......................................... Caitlin Murtagh .......................................................Meghan Vasilisin 2003-04....................................... Jessica Kankoski 2001-02........................................ Jessica Kankoski 2000-01.......................................Stephanie Pollock 1999-00.......................................Michelle Popovec 1995-96.................................................. Kim Huber 1994-95.................................................. Kim Huber 1993-94.................................................. Kim Huber 1991-92.............................................Jennifer Young 1990-91.............................................. Ronnie Bohm 1988-89............................................. Ronnie Bohm .................................................................Cindy Kyler 1987-88......................................... Suzanne Helfant 1986-87.............................................. Karen Gubish ....................................................... Suzanne Helfant 1985-86................................................. Joan Smith 1984-85................................................Jill Swanson

All-NCAC Second-Team

2009-10............................................. Emilie Simone 2007-08............................................. Emilie Simone 2004-05................................Meredith McDonough 2003-04................................Meredith McDonough 2002-03................................Meredith McDonough ...................................................... Courtney Steding 2000-01.................................... Michelle Iannocenti 1997-98........................................... Shannon Keller 1996-97............................................... Kelley Mazza 1994-95............................................Erin McQuillan 1993-94............................................Erin McQuillan

1992-93............................................ Molly DeVoogt ................................................................. Kim Huber 1991-92.............................................Jeannie Alcorn 1990-91.............................................Jennifer Young 1989-90..............................................Carson Slade 1988-89............................................ Shelley Brown 1987-88............................................. Shelley Brown 1986-87................................................. Missy Vogel 1985-86........................................ Suzanne Helfant 1984-85................................................. Joan Smith

All-NCAC Honorable Mention

2009-10.................................................Brittany Bell 2008-09..................................................Jill Gregory ........................................................... Emilie Simone 2007-08.................................................Brittany Bell 2004-05....................................... Courtney Steding 2003-04............................................Valery Medwid 2001-02.................................Meredith McDonough ......................................................Michelle Popovec 2000-01........................................ Jessica Kankoski .......................................................Michelle Popovic 1999-00..............................................Alyssa Hinkle .....................................................Stephanie Pollock 1998-99..............................................Alyssa Hinkle 1995-96.............................................. Kelley Mazza ...................................................... Amanda Schmidt 1993-94....................................................Jodi Heim 1992-93............................................Erin McQuillan 1991-92..................................................Lori Gabriel 1990-91.............................................Jeannie Alcorn .............................................................Carson Slade 1987-88...................................................Cindy Kyler 1986-87................................................... Lisa Smith 1985-86............................................. Karen Gubish ............................................................... Missy Vogel 1984-85..................................... Heidi Weiderkeher

All-Time Letterwinners (Since 1977-78) Jeannie Alcorn............... 89, 90, 91, 92 Jane Allen..........................................80 Katie Amos................................. 99, 00 Stacey Anderson........... 94, 95, 96, 97 Tonya Andrews...................................98 Becca Bajkowski............................... 10 Diane Burkhardt................................ 81 Brenda Bates.................82, 83, 84, 85 Brittany Bell..........................07, 08, 10 Cathy Blohm...................................... 77 Abby Bodenlos............................ 05, 06 Veronica Bohm..............88, 89, 90, 91 Liz Bona.........................86, 87, 88, 89 Brooke Bordeau............ 99, 00, 01, 02 Bridget Borelli....................................92 Ellen Brereton....................................86 Megan Britt................................. 95, 96 Michelle Brown..............86, 87, 88, 89 Megan Britt.......................... 94, 95, 96 Megan Buchner.......................... 97, 98 Lauren Burdelsky....................... 05, 07 Kim Burke................................... 99, 00 Cathy Campbell.................................82 Julie Carson....................................... 81 Diane Casciano.......................... 78, 81 Cara Cashin................................ 98, 01 Gia Celularo.......................................85 Cindy Churchill...................................82 Anne Clark.........................................92 April Claus......................92, 93, 94, 95 Hilary Collins.................. 06, 07, 08, 09 Elaine Corwin.....................................80 Aimee Cox..........................................90 * Indicates Women’s Keystone Confernce (WKC)

Janice Cory................................. 80, 81 Joyce Cory................................... 80, 81 Jennifer Cribbins........... 95, 96, 97, 98 Shannon Culbreath..............08, 09, 10 Cathy Cunningham.............. 78, 79, 80 Yasheene Currie......................... 89, 90 Susan Custer.................83, 84, 85, 86 Julia Dennis................................ 82, 83 Molly DeVoogt................ 90, 91, 92, 93 Lauren Donahoe..................08, 09, 10 Annie Donovan..................................83 Nikki Driscoll......................................99 Sarah Dunn.......................................90 Heidi Exline........................................ 87 Daryl Ford.......................................... 10 Carol Frederick.....................87, 88, 89 Lori Gabriel........................................92 Sandy Garbowicz...............................83 Becca Gasiewicz............ 04, 05, 06, 07 Terri Gizienski............................. 86, 89 Kathy Gladden......................79, 80, 81 Heidi Goeller...................................... 10 Jill Gray...............................................02 Jill Gregory............................08, 09, 10 Jennifer Grieshober.................... 94, 95 Carrie Grimm.....................................92 Karen Gubish................84, 85, 86, 87 Anna Hannemann.........93, 94, 95, 96 Leslie Hatfield....................................89 Chris Havrilla..................................... 91 Jodi Heim....................... 91, 92, 93, 94 Suzanne Helfant............85, 86, 87, 88 Kara Hempy.......................................94

Alyssa Hinkle................. 99, 00, 01, 02 Kathryn Hritz.........................08, 09, 10 Carla Holloman..................................90 Becky Holler.......................................89 Kim Huber......................93, 94, 95, 96 Kim Ignace.....................83, 84, 85, 86 Michelle Innocenti.........98, 99, 00, 01 Stephanie Izurieta...................... 05, 06 Nikki Johnson............................. 08, 09 Andi Jones.................................. 00, 01 Kathy Kampert.....................79, 80, 81 Jessica Kankoski..................01, 02, 04 Kristin Kramarik................................02 Kathleen Keatler...............................03 Julie Kendall......................................78 Shannon Keller.............. 97, 98, 99, 00 Katie Kestler.................. 04, 05, 06, 07 Ronda Kiser................... 80, 81, 82, 83 Becky Krakowski...........83, 84, 85, 86 Kristin Kramarik......................... 02, 03 Julie Kuhar.................................. 90, 91 Patti Kuhn..........................................83 Sarah Kuhner............................. 97, 98 Cindy Kyler.....................87, 88, 89, 90 Stephanie Lasinski............................06 Jennifer Latronica......... 04, 05, 06, 07 Stacey Lyon........................................78 Kristen Lyzen.................03, 04, 05, 06 Debbie Macejka......................... 87, 88 Laura Magnelli.....................08, 09, 10 Mary Markow.....................................86 Missy Marshall........................... 97, 98 Shari Mason..................78, 79, 80, 81

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Kelly Mazza.................... 95, 96, 97, 98 Lisa McCall........................................82 Meredith McDonough...02, 03, 04, 05 Tammy McGill...................... 94, 95, 96 Liz McMichael....................................09 Erin McQuillan...............92, 93, 94, 95 Valery Medwid...............03, 04, 05, 06 Raelynn Miles................02, 03, 04, 05 Debbie Minnick.................................78 Amanda Mitchell...............................05 Britni Mohney.......................08, 09, 10 Jessica Morelli............................ 08, 09 Felicia Moretti....................................78 Maggie Mucha............................ 06, 07 Sarah Muhlenberg..................... 78, 79 Cathy Murphy.............................. 78, 79 Caitlin Murtagh..............03, 04, 05, 06 Lisa Myers...................... 80, 81, 82, 83 Jackie Nameth......................00, 01, 02 Diane Nelson.............................. 85, 86 Kim Nido............................................82 Michelle Niebauer...................... 95, 96 Kathy O’Toole.....................................93 Jamie Parone.............................. 01, 02 Candi Pasquinelli.......... 97, 98, 99, 00 Susannah Patillo........... 91 ,92, 93, 94 Deb Peffer.......................................... 91 Julie Piekanski......................99, 00, 01 Kathleen Pisani.................................93 Stephanie Plummer.......................... 91 Stephanie Pollock.........98, 99, 00, 01 Michelle Popovec.......... 99, 00, 01, 02 Sue Price............................................ 91

All-Time Letterwinners/Year-By-Year Results Greta Pszenny................................... 10 Jenna Raglani................03, 04, 05, 06 Sarah Rectenwald...................... 82, 83 Allison Roberts........................... 03, 04 Carrie Rowan.............................. 93, 94 Ann Ryan............................................ 10 Kristine Santerini....................... 81, 82 Amanda Schmidt........... 94, 95, 96, 97 Nancy Schoolbaird............................78 Maureen Scully........................... 78, 79 Jamie Seman.....................................05 Jamie Shanter............... 97, 98, 99, 00 Cindy Sherwood................................78 Emilie Simone............... 07, 08, 09, 10 Carson Slade.................88, 89, 90, 91

Joan Smith.....................83, 84, 85, 86 Karen Smith..................78, 79, 80, 81 Lisa Smith......................84, 85, 86, 87 Terri Spigelmyer....................80, 81, 82 Jill Staaf.............................................96 Sandie Starr.......................................84 Sarah Stefanchin....................... 01, 02 Chris Stefanini............... 95, 96, 97, 98 Courtney Steding...........03, 04, 05, 06 Jill Swanson...................82, 83, 84, 85 Jackie Tubo....................02, 03, 04, 05 Beth Van Parys..............03, 04, 05, 06 Jaime Van Vaerenewyck......95, 96, 97 Meghan Vasilisin........... 04, 05, 06, 07 Kiki Velte............................................80

Melissa Vogel................84, 85, 86, 87 Heidi Vossler............................... 86, 87 Margaret Walters..............................78 Rosina Walton............... 04, 05, 06, 07 Ellen Weber.......................................79 Sherrie Weeks............................ 84, 85 Jenn Weinel................... 97, 98, 99, 00 Cathy Whitaker........................... 87, 88 Heidi Wiederkehr...........83, 84, 85, 87 Stephanie Wolf.............. 06, 07, 08, 09 Annie Wolfe........................................88 Katie Wood........................................ 07 Jennifer Young............... 89, 90, 91, 92 Kattina Young....................................93 Cindy Zebrasky........................... 82, 83

All-Time Year-By-Year Results Mercyhurst Westminster

L, 54-63 L, 39-58

at Bethany W, 90-52 @Rochester Invitational

1972-73 (1-8) Coach: Marcy Schulman

1980-81 (4-12, 1-6 WKC) Coach: Kay Gould KENT ST.-TRUMBULL L, 50-68 at Westminster L, 62-66 at Thiel L, 45-79 VILLA MARIA W, 62-56 PENN STATE BEHREND W, 55-37 MERCYHURST W, 77-66 AKRON L, 37-109 GROVE CITY L, 32-65 at Grove City L, 41-56 at Penn St. Behrend L, 69-78 THIEL L, 52-82 WESTMINSTER L, 58-62 at Villa Maria L, 69-83 at Mercyhurst L, 71-75 (ot) GENEVA W, 71-47 CLARION L, 52-58

1983-84 (21-4, 11-1 WKC) Coach: Kay Gould WKC Champions at Wash. & Jeff. W, 67-44 vs. Fredonia State@ L, 79-85 vs. Franklin & Marshall@ W, 78-51 JOHN CARROLL W, 95-58 at Westminster W, 64-54 GENEVA W, 79-49 at Hiram W, 75-63 CLARION W, 67-47 THIEL W, 75-33 FREDONIA ST. W, 97-36 at Penn St. Behrend W, 97-80 at Geneva W, 108-44 GROVE CITY W, 69-62 WESTMINSTER W, 58-50 HIRAM W, 93-60 MERCYHURST W, 71-54 at Wooster W, 69-49 at Villa Maria W, 111-28 CARNEGIE MELLON W, 77-32 PENN ST. BEHREND L, 50-52 at Grove City W, 70-32 at Thiel W, 85-63 VILLA MARIA W, 118-27 vs. Susquehanna# L, 61-77 vs. Scranton# L, 78-87 @ Rochester Invitational

1973-74 No varsity team 1974-75 Records unavailable 1975-76 (5-1) Coach: Lee Eschenheimer 1976-77 (13-3, 8-1 WKC) Coach: Beth Racine WKC Champions 1977-78 (9-5, 6-1 WKC) Coach: Beth Racine Mercyhurst L, 46-47 Penn St. Behrend L, 63-69 Villa Maria W, 74-62 Grove City W, 54-47 Gannon L, 56-66 Penn St. Behrend W, 77-72 Thiel W, 53-48 Westminster W, 60-40 Clarion L, 49-76 Mercyhurst W, 45-38 Geneva L, 55-69 Grove City W, 59-53 Westminster W, 55-49 Thiel W, 68-49 1978-79 (5-9, 4-3 WKC) Coach: Beth Racine Thiel W, 61-41 Penn St. Behrend L, 63-76 Mercyhurst L, 67-68 Clarion L, 64-72 Grove City L, 56-82 Gannon L, 60-65 Villa Maria W, 82-76 Geneva W, 72-60 Penn St. Behrend L, 73-77 Pitt-Johnstown L, 33-94 Thiel W, 72-55 Grove City L, 40-81 Mercyhurst L, 32-48 Westminster W, 57-45 1979-80 (1-13, 1-6 WKC) Coach: Beth Racine Penn St. Behrend L, 57-64 Westminster L, 59-64 Villa Maria L, 57-64 Grove City L, 36-73 Thiel L, 57-68 Penn St. Behrend L, 49-53 Geneva L, 46-60 Clarion L, 31-71 Villa Maria W, 52-49 Mercyhurst L, 37-68 Grove City L, 38-66 Thiel L, 36-67

1981-82 (12-8, 4-3 WKC) Coach: Kay Gould at Kent St-Trumbull L, 63-82 WALSH W, 79-64 at Mercyhurst L, 60-63 at Geneva W, 65-60 at Clarion W, 67-58 KENT ST.-TRUMBULL L, 64-71 at Pitt-Bradford W, 63-47 at Penn St. Behrend L, 62-66 THIEL W, 57-52 WESTMINSTER W, 74-59 GENEVA W, 57-36 FREDONIA ST. W, 66-64 (ot) at Villa Maria W, 88-72 at Grove City L, 49-68 at Westminster W, 70-61 PENN ST. BEHREND W, 77-66 at Thiel L, 68-69 GROVE CITY L, 54-62 MERCYHURST L, 75-79 VILLA MARIA W, 77-62 1982-83 (16-5, 8-4 WKC) Coach: Kay Gould PITT-BRADFORD W, 85-28 vs. Geneseo State@ W, 86-74 at Rochester@ L, 54-57 at Kent-St.-Trumbull W, 60-40 at Westminster L, 65-75 CLARION W, 75-57 at Geneva W, 77-59 WESTMINSTER W, 63-47 at Hiram W, 97-59 GENEVA W, 77-40 at Thiel L, 69-73 KENT ST.-TRUMBULL W, 79-30 at Grove City W, 76-66 at Penn St. Behrend W, 68-58 at Mercyhurst W, 70-69 THIEL W, 72-50 PENN ST. BEHREND W, 69-53 at Fredonia St. W, 75-66 GROVE CITY L, 63-70 MERCYHURST L, 82-86 (ot)

1984-85 (24-3, 11-1 NCAC) Coach: Kay Gould NCAC Champions INDIANA (Pa.) W, 79-76 at Fredonia W, 75-47 WASH. & JEFF. W, 76-60 vs. Glenville St.@ W, 83-78 (ot) at Pitt-Johnstown@ L, 55-92 at Westminster W, 71-53 at Clarion W, 79-69 GROVE CITY W, 82-52 MERCYHURST W, 89-59 PENN ST. BEHREND W, 82-55 DENISON* W, 108-50 at Oberlin* W, 97-58 at Kenyon* W, 67-45 WOOSTER* W, 68-43 at Case Western* W, 79-49 at Denison* W, 105-68 OBERLIN* W, 106-36 at Grove City W, 79-68 KENYON* W, 96-44 OHIO WESLEYAN* W, 71-48 at Wooster* L, 61-63 at Ohio Wesleyan* W, 64-51 CASE WESTERN* W, 96-56 OHIO WESLEYAN! W, 73-48 vs. Wooster! W, 74-65 vs. Buffalo State# W, 62-56 vs. New Rochelle# L, 68-79 @ Pitt-Johnstown Tournament

1985-86 (26-2, 12-0 NCAC) Coach: Kay Gould NCAC Champions at Indiana (Pa.) W, 90-76 at Grove City W, 64-46 MERCYHURST W, 95-34 vs. Wheaton@ W, 75-49 at Rochester@ L, 68-69 PENN ST. BEHREND W, 72-65 at Carlow W, 89-61 at Thiel W, 72-64 Bethany W, 88-54 THIEL W, 85-66 at Denison* W, 112-17 at Mercyhurst W, 78-61 OBERLIN* W, 110-24 KENYON* W, 80-42 CLARION W, 75-68 at Wooster* W, 81-47 at Ohio Wesleyan* W, 73-53 CASE WESTERN* W, 72-48 DENISON* W, 101-43 OBERLIN* W, 108-36 at Kenyon* W, 96-44 WOOSTER* W, 95-79 OHIO WESLEYAN* W, 78-43 at Case Western* W, 77-39 KENYON! W, 73-42 OHIO WESLEYAN! W, 69-46 vs. Capital# L, 66-88 vs. Ohio Northern# W, 80-66 @ Rochester Tournament 1986-87 (25-4, 12-0 NCAC) Coach: Ronda Seagraves NCAC Champions at Carnegie Mellon W, 81-53 GROVE CITY W, 66-51 at Gannon L, 51-72 vs. Centre (Ky.)@ W, 78-71 at Muskingum@ L, 71-74 at Carlow W, 73-61 PENN ST. BEHREND W, 75-52 THIEL W, 80-79 at Oberlin* W, 85-32 OHIO WESLEYAN* W, 63-52 at Point Park W, 78-76 at Mercyhurst W, 63-54 at Denison* W, 92-49 at Clarion W, 91-69 at Case Western* W, 64-63 KENYON* W, 59-40 WOOSTER* W, 94-41 at Ohio Wesleyan* W, 82-65 WESTMINSTER W, 77-59 at Thiel L, 71-76 DENISON* W, 78-41 CASE WESTERN* W, 81-64 at Kenyon* W, 57-52 at Wooster* W, 74-54 OBERLIN* W, 94-46 CASE RESERVE! W, 80-50 vs. Kenyon! W, 61-42 vs. Kean# L, 68-87 vs. Capital# W, 79-63 @ Muskingum Tournament

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1987-88 (19-6, 11-1 NCAC) Coach: Ronda Seagraves NCAC Champions CARNEGIE MELLON W, 76-56 at Grove City W, 67-42 GANNON L, 53-73 Marywood@ W, 55-54 Scranton@ L, 65-69 at Drew W, 80-30 MUSKINGUM L, 76-63 at Thiel L, 60-71 at Penn St. Behrend W, 68-52 OBERLIN* W, 79-35 at Ohio Wesleyan* W, 60-56 at John Carroll W, 61-58 DENISON* W, 106-49 CASE WESTERN* W, 87-43 at Kenyon* L, 61-63 at Wooster* W, 81-44 OHIO WESLEYAN* W, 80-73 THIEL L, 50-58 at Denison* W, 111-34 at Case Western* W, 68-33 KENYON* W, 64-46 WOOSTER* W, 83-48 at Oberlin* W, 77-33 Wooster! W, 80-37 Ohio Wesleyan! W, 84-71 @ Scranton Tournament 1988-89 (20-7, 11-1 NCAC) Coach: Ronda Seagraves NCAC Champions at Robert Morris L, 60-85 at Westminster L, 56-61 GROVE CITY W, 74-67 vs. Heidelberg@ W, 64-56 at Hiram@ W, 55-45 at Gannon L, 50-72 at Thiel W, 69-52 vs. Castleton$ W, 73-43 at Buffalo State$ L, 51-73 at Pitt-Johnstown L, 60-77 at Denison* W, 68-31 JOHN CARROLL W, 75-50 CASE WESTERN* W, 80-33 KENYON* W, 73-42 at Wooster* W, 68-50 OHIO WESLEYAN* W, 85-64 at Oberlin* W, 54-40 DENISON* W, 85-48 PENN ST. BEHREND W, 87-52 at Case Western* W, 71-36 at Kenyon* W, 80-50 WOOSTER* W, 73-41 at Ohio Wesleyan* L, 58-73 at Carnegie Mellon* L, 58-73 OBERLIN* W, 63-35 KENYON! W, 83-54 vs. Wooster! W, 67-56 @ Hiram Tournament $ Buffalo State Tournament

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1971-72 (0-4) Coach: Marcy Schulman

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Year-By-Year Results 1989-90 (12-13, 6-5 NCAC) Coach: Ronda Seagraves MARIETTA L, 58-75 WESTMINSTER W, 65-52 at Penn St. Behrend W, 80-79 vs. Randolph Macon@ W, 63-55 at Montclair St.@ L, 40-49 GANNON L, 55-72 THIEL W, 76-66 vs. Worcester St.$ W, 59-46 at Nazareth$ L, 69-81 KEUKA L, 57-76 WASH. & JEFF. L, 59-70 at Case Western* W, 59-51 OHIO WESLEYAN* W, 75-63 at Wooster* L, 42-61 EARLHAM* W, 70-38 at Grove City W, 82-71 OBERLIN* L, 62-70 at Wittenberg* L, 44-80 CASE WESTERN* W, 60-44 at Kenyon* W, 79-63 CARNEGIE MELLON L, 57-60 at Oberlin* L, 57-73 DENISON* W, 58-43 WOOSTER* L, 70-78 at Oberlin! L, 56-78 @ Hiram Tournament $ Nazareth Tournament 1990-91 (19-8, 9-2 NCAC) Coach: Ronda Seagraves vs. Bluefield St.@ L, 67-78 vs. Salisbury St.@ W, 101-58 at Waynesburg W, 61-57 at Gannon L, 71-78 (ot) PENN ST. BEHREND W, 68-61 at Wash. & Jeff. W, 85-73 at Carnegie Mellon L, 64-70 vs. Nazareth$ W, 77-70 at Kueka$ L, 70-75 GROVE CITY W, 69-65 at Thiel W, 77-59 JUNIATA W, 81-57 at Westminster W, 72-58 CASE WESTERN* W, 67-57 at Ohio Wesleyan* L, 67-84 WOOSTER* W, 74-51 at Earlham* W, 94-57 at Oberlin* W, 85-75 WITTENBERG* L, 63-85 at Case Western* W, 86-75 KENYON* W, 104-36 CLARION L, 89-108 OBERLIN* W, 108-86 at Denison* W, 66-58 at Wooster* W, 79-76 EARLHAM* W, 106-60 vs. Ohio Wesleyan! L, 60-67 @ Marietta Turkey Shoot $ Keuka Invitational 1991-92 (15-11, 9-7 NCAC) Coach: Ronda Seagraves vs. Ursinus@ W, 75-58 vs. Wash. & Jeff.@ W, 73-37 at Penn St. Behrend L, 61-72 vs. Baldwin-Wallace$ L, 47-58 vs. St. Lawrence$ W, 79-33 CASE WESTERN* W, 84-37 OHIO WESLEYAN* L, 48-51 THIEL W, 77-51 at Oberlin* W, 70-37 at Earlham* W, 71-59 at Grove City W, 61-58 KENYON* W, 90-36 at Wittenberg* L, 57-79 WOOSTER* L, 64-69 at Denison* L, 50-58 CARNEGIE MELLON L, 60-68 WASH. & JEFF. W, 53-51 at Ohio Wesleyan* L, 72-80 OBERLIN* W, 80-31 EARLHAM* W, 76-69 at Wooster* L, 55-73 WITTENBERG* L, 64-74

at Case Western* W, 78-62 DENISON* W, 73-49 at Kenyon* W, 72-34 DENISON! L, 59-67 @ Juniata Tournament $ Rochester Tournament 1992-93 (11-15, 7-9 NCAC) Coach: Laurel Heilmen vs. Kings@ L, 70-72 vs. Phil. Pharmacy@ W, 71-45 at Penn St. Behrend L, 60-76 vs. Dickinson$ W, 76-71 at Marietta$ L, 54-78 at Case Western* W, 75-64 OHIO WESLEYAN* L, 59-71 at Thiel L, 57-60 OBERLIN* W, 90-49 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 87-98 at Earlham* W, 82-80 at Kenyon* W, 71-46 WITTENBERG* L, 60-79 at Wooster* L, 62-85 DENISON* W, 75-60 at Ohio Wesleyan* L, 44-72 at Oberlin* W, 88-28 EARLHAM* L, 76-77 WOOSTER* L, 56-64 at Wittenberg* L, 51-64 CASE WESTERN* L, 52-67 at Denison* L, 56-70 at Carnegie Mellon W, 59-56 (ot) KENYON* W, 76-35 at Wooster! W, 69-50 vs. Wittenberg! L, 51-70 @ Millersville Tournament $ Marietta Tournament 1993-94 (16-10, 10-6 NCAC) Coach: Laurel Heilmen at Frostburg (Md.)@ W, 74-66 vs. Heidelberg@ L, 61-66 WASH. & JEFF. W, 83-71 vs. John Carroll$ L, 61-77 vs. Kings$ W, 70-39 CASE WESTERN* W, 83-64 at Ohio Wesleyan* L, 72-77 THIEL W, 84-60 at Oberlin* W, 92-31 EARLHAM* W, 79-51 KENYON* W, 82-52 at Wittenberg* L, 56-73 WOOSTER* W, 93-47 at Denison* W, 55-41 OHIO WESLEYAN* W, 56-51 OBERLIN* W, 103-19 at Earlham* L, 66-70 at Wooster* W, 72-43 WITTENBERG* L, 58-64 at Grove City W, 62-49 at Case Western* L, 50-51 DENISON* L, 61-73 at Penn St. Behrend L, 71-79 at Kenyon* W, 63-52 KENYON! W, 66-53 vs. Denison! L, 45-61 @ Frostburg (Md.) Tournament $ Carnegie Mellon Tournament 1994-95 (18-8, 11-5 NCAC) Coach: Laurel Heilmen vs. Olivet@ W, 91-45 vs. Mt. Union@ L, 33-57 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 63-83 vs. Thomas More$ W, 68-54 at Muskingum$ W, 59-57 at Oberlin* W, 89-43 at Denison* W, 64-38 WOOSTER* W, 52-39 KENYON* W, 76-57 at Wittenberg* L, 54-64 at Earlham* W, 58-41 at Thiel W, 79-56 OHIO WESLEYAN* L, 61-81 at Case Western* L, 49-50 DENISON* W, 62-49

at Wooster* W, 66-51 at Kenyon* W, 77-61 GROVE CITY W, 54-46 EARLHAM* W, 72-57 WITTENBERG* L, 64-68 OBERLIN* W, 67-33 at Ohio Wesleyan* L, 50-63 at Carnegie Mellon W, 55-41 CASE WESTERN* W, 58-53 EARLHAM! W, 70-58 vs. Ohio Wesleyan! L, 69-73 @ Buffalo State Tournament $ Muskingum Tournament 1995-96 (16-10, 8-8 NCAC) Coach: Laurel Heilmen WAYNESBURG@ W, 60-43 MUSKINGUM@ L, 52-60 WASH. & JEFF. W, 66-53 vs. Binghamton$ W, 65-61 vs. Heidelberg$ W, 52-46 OBERLIN* W, 70-42 DENISON* W, 77-52 at Wooster* W, 47-41 at Kenyon* L, 58-82 WITTENBERG* L, 77-92 EARLHAM* W, 70-39 THIEL W, 75-43 at Ohio Wesleyan* L, 53-75 CASE WESTERN* W, 78-68 at Denison* W, 68-52 WOOSTER* L, 48-61 KENYON* L, 55-62 at Grove City W, 52-48 at Earlham* L, 48-63 at Wittenberg* L, 68-77 at Oberlin* W, 87-37 OHIO WESLEYAN* W, 58-49 PENN ST. BEHREND W, 69-56 at Case Western* L, 66-76 at Ohio Wesleyan! W, 54-52 at Wittenberg! L, 64-74 @ Days Inn/Allegheny Tip-Off $ Rochester Tournament 1996-97 (11-14, 8-8 NCAC) Coach: Laurel Heilmen MARIETTA@ W, 61-53 CALVIN@ L, 44-61 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 61-63 at Grove City L, 55-56 CASE WESTERN* L, 50-64 DENISON* W, 84-33 at Earlham* W, 73-68 at Wittenberg* L, 50-69 CARNEGIE MELLON L, 56-66 OHIO WESLEYAN* L, 57-69 at Thiel W, 68-56 at Wooster* L, 60-71 at Denison* W, 51-35 at Case Western* W, 70-55 at Kenyon* L, 56-68 PITT-BRADFORD L, 62-76 WITTENBERG* L, 59-72 EARLHAM* W, 54-44 at Oberlin* W, 60-46 at Ohio Wesleyan* W, 62-57 WOOSTER* L, 58-65 at Penn St. Behrend W, 49-39 OBERLIN* W, 79-39 KENYON* L, 43-54 at Ohio Wesleyan! L, 49-70 @ Days Inn/Allegheny Tip-Off 1997-98 (12-13, 8-8 NCAC) Coach: Laurel Heilmen FREDONIA ST.@ W, 75-36 BALDWIN-WALLACE@ L, 39-71 WASH. & JEFF. W, 75-61 vs. Clark$ L, 52-68 vs. Edicott$ W, 80-71 (ot) at Case Western* W, 53-42 at Denison* L, 34-61 GROVE CITY L, 48-49 at Carnegie Mellon W, 66-62 EARLHAM* W, 65-49

WITTENBERG* L, 68-70 at Ohio Wesleyan* W, 70-61 WOOSTER* W, 67-65 DENISON* L, 50-66 CASE WESTERN* W, 75-61 KENYON* W, 74-71 (ot) at Wittenberg* L, 54-60 at Earlham* L, 58-67 OBERLIN* W, 62-61 OHIO WESLEYAN* L, 65-85 at Wooster* L, 70-85 PENN ST. BEHREND L, 47-56 at Oberlin* W, 61-58 at Kenyon* L, 53-59 at Kenyon! L, 61-81 @ Days Inn/Allegheny Tip-Off $ Rochester Tournament 1998-99 (14-11, 9-7 NCAC) Coach: Laurel Heilmen SETON HILL@ W, 74-64 BLUFFTON@ L, 63-64 at Wash. & Jeff. W, 77-71 vs. Nebraska Wesleyan$ L, 69-84 vs. Carnegie Mellon$ L, 38-51 at Oberlin* L, 54-71 at Denison* W, 58-52 WOOSTER* W, 65-59 at Grove City W, 61-39 CARNEGIE MELLON W, 84-68 OHIO WESLEYAN* L, 66-74 at Wittenberg* L, 55-69 at Earlham * W, 64-56 at Ohio Wesleyan* L, 58-83 CASE WESTERN* W, 83-67 DENISON* L, 58-61 at Wooster* L, 69-78 at Kenyon* W, 59-57 EARLHAM* W, 62-50 WITTENBERG* L, 28-67 OBERLIN* W, 55-50 KENYON* W, 54-53 at Penn St. Behrend W, 64-45 at Case Western* W, 61-46 OBERLIN! L, 55-58 @ Days Inn/Allegheny Tip-Off $ Marietta Tournament 1999-00 (11-14, 7-9 NCAC) Coach: Laurel Heilmen ALBION@ L, 45-58 JOHN CARROLL@ W, 69-66 WASH. & JEFF. W, 56-48 vs. Wilmington (Ohio)$ L, 55-57 vs. York$ W, 68-38 at Oberlin* W, 50-49 KENYON* L, 41-53 HIRAM* W, 64-53 vs. Puget Sound% L, 65-88 vs. Marian% L, 59-72 vs. Worcester Poly.% W, 55-53 at Earlham* W, 77-57 at Wittenberg* L, 55-70 OBERLIN* W, 52-47 at Denison* L, 58-63 (ot) OHIO WESLEYAN* L, 60-67 at Wooster* L, 77-78 at Kenyon* L, 42-52 WITTENBERG* W, 62-52 EARLHAM* W, 80-48 WOOSTER* L, 68-75 DENISON* L, 48-59 at Hiram* W, 70-59 (ot) at Ohio Wesleyan* L, 55-62 at Denison! L, 53-62 @ Days Inn/Allegheny Tip-Off $ Muskingum Tournament % UC-San Diego Tournament 2000-01 (20-6, 13-3 NCAC) Coach: Jennifer Reimer NCAC Co-Champions WAYNESBURG@ W, 70-48 MOUNT UNION@ W, 58-56

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at Wash. & Jeff. W, 71-59 vs. Elmira$ L, 64-71 vs. Medaille$ W, 82-45 OBERLIN* W, 76-72 at Kenyon* W, 73-62 at Hiram* W, 74-55 GROVE CITY L, 65-70 PENN ST. BEHREND W, 65-49 EARLHAM* W, 61-52 WITTENBERG* W, 83-55 at Oberlin* W, 72-64 DENISON* W, 71-67 POINT PARK W, 69-28 at Ohio Wesleyan* W, 91-83 WOOSTER* W, 69-65 KENYON* W, 72-61 at Wittenberg* W, 68-60 at Earlham* L, 68-76 at Wooster* W, 64-61 at Denison* L, 67-68 HIRAM* W, 94-67 OHIO WESLEYAN* L, 65-70 OBERLIN! W, 77-60 vs. Earlham! L, 59-74 @ Motel 6/Allegheny Tip-Off $ Rochester Tournament 2001-02 (15-11, 10-6 NCAC) Coach: Jennifer Reimer ADRIAN@ L, 63-72 MOUNTT UNION@ W, 77-71 WASH. & JEFF. W, 88-85 vs. Carnegie Mellon$ L, 54-60 vs. Mount St. Joseph$ W, 74-64 at Westminster L, 62-65 KENYON* W, 70-69 OBERLIN* W, 68-52 CARNEGIE MELLON L, 56-60 at Earlham* L, 65-68 at Wittenberg* L, 71-93 at Grove City W, 58-53 OHIO WESLEYAN* L, 53-59 WOOSTER* W, 69-60 at Kenyon* L, 63-77 HIRAM* W, 64-43 at Wooster* W, 75-54 at Denison* L, 64-75 EARLHAM* W, 68-60 WITTENBERG* W, 78-69 at Oberlin* W, 64-54 DENISON* W, 71-67 at Hiram* W, 64-43 at Ohio Wesleyan* L, 53-66 KENYON! W, 73-60 at Wittenberg! L, 58-75 @ Motel 6/Allegheny Tip-Off $ Marietta Turkey Shoot 2002-03 (13-14, 10-6 NCAC) Coach: Jennifer Reimer WAYNESBURG@ W, 79-54 MISERCORDIA@ W, 86-60 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 55-64 at Nazareth$ L, 60-61 vs. Mount St. Mary$ L, 58-66 at Capital L, 52-74 at Wooster* L, 60-76 at Carnegie Mellon L, 45-61 at Case Western L, 71-84 EARLHAM* W, 74-58 WITTENBERG* L, 56-80 WESTMINSTER L, 60-70 at Kenyon* W, 48-44 at Oberlin* W, 70-63 at Ohio Wesleyan* L, 60-70 WOOSTER* W, 75-65 Kenyon* W, 60-51 at Hiram* W, 73-63 DENISON* W, 62-57 at Earlham* W, 57-55 at Wittenberg* L, 45-98 OBERLIN* W, 64-52 CAPS indicate home games * indicates NCAC games ! indicates NCAC Tournament # indicates NCAA Tournament

Year-By-Year Results/Program History at Denison* HIRAM* OHIO WESLEYAN* EARLHAM! at Wittenberg! @ National City Tip-Off $ Nazareth Tournament

L, 61-74 W, 76-60 L, 55-60 W, 63-53 L, 27-95

2004-05 (18-8, 10-6 NCAC) Coach: Jennifer Reimer ALFRED@ W, 71-44 MARIETTA@ W, 52-42 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 54-57

W, 87-48 L, 59-63 L, 46-55 L, 48-61 W, 60-46 W, 81-64 W, 69-67 W, 79-46 W, 62-39 L, 55-66 W, 68-59 W, 83-67 W, 61-42 W, 73-59 W, 69-58 W, 99-74 W, 58-53 W, 72-54 W, 61-52 L, 58-68 W, 78-52 L, 47-63 L, 51-57

2005-06 (18-9, 13-3 NCAC) Coach: Jennifer Reimer WAYNESBURG@ L, 62-63 THIEL@ W, 63-60 WASH. & JEFF. L, 62-70 at Mount Union L, 71-77 (ot) at Bethany W, 71-60 at Kenyon* L, 58-64 at Westminster W, 61-48 at Ohio Wesleyan* W, 62-47 OBERLIN* W, 62-28 GROVE CITY L, 60-72 vs. Thiel$ W, 83-73 at Otterbein$ L, 59-83 at Wittenberg* L, 50-63 at Earlham* W, 88-52 DENISON* W, 61-51 at Oberlin* W, 93-55 KENYON* W, 65-56 at Wooster* W, 70-52 OHIO WESLEYAN* W, 65-63 at Hiram* W, 65-50

EARLHAM* WITTENBERG* WOOSTER* at Denison* HIRAM* EARLHAM! vs. Denison! @ National City Tip-Off $ Otterbein Tournament

W, 88-74 L, 54-57 W, 63-62 W, 61-57 W, 80-61 W, 89-72 L, 42-59

2006-07 (19-8, 11-5 NCAC) Coach: Jennifer Reimer LAROCHE@ W, 70-61 OHIO NORTHERN@ L, 58-85 at Wash. & Jeff. W, 65-46 MOUNT UNION W, 48-42 KENYON* W, 58-54 WESTMINSTER W, 73-66 OHIO WESLEYAN* W, 67-61 at Oberlin* W, 60-44 at Grove City W, 66-50 vs. Maryville$ W, 71-62 vs. Messiah$ L, 48-65 EARLHAM* W, 55-44 WITTENBERG* L, 50-59 at Denison* L, 39-52 OBERLIN* W, 78-55 at Kenyon* W, 69-62 WOOSTER* L, 71-77 (ot) at Ohio Wesleyan* L, 39-66 HIRAM* W, 60-52 at Earlham* W, 60-57 at Wittenberg* L, 47-71 at Wooster* W, 64-55 DENISON* W, 55-48 at Hiram W, 91-50 vs. WOOSTER! W, 59-42 vs. Wittenberg! W, 54-49 at Denison! L, 47-63 @ National City Tip-Off $ South Padre Island Shootout 2007-08 (11-15, 8-8 NCAC) Interim Coach: Kate Costanzo BLUFFTON@ L, 56-70 MARIETTA@ W, 69-47 W&J L, 44-58

at Mount Union L, 55-77 vs Messiah! L, 57-71 at Shenandoah W, 87-54 HIRAM* W, 61-39 at Kenyon* L, 52-55 at Westminster W, 65-60 vs Calvin$ L, 47-79 vs Hanover (Ind.)$ L, 48-69 at Wittenberg* L, 51-82 at Earlham* W, 71-67 OHIO WESLEYAN* L, 52-77 at Oberlin L, 68-71 KENYON L, 57-59 DENISON L, 50-60 at Wooster W, 65-48 at Hiram W, 69-61 WITTENBERG L, 75-76 EARLHAM W, 75-60 OBERLIN W, 73-52 at Ohio Wesleyan L, 57-69 WOOSTER W, 60-47 at Denison W, 67-59 at Denison! L, 66-75 @ National City Tip-Off Tour. ! at Saggs Center, Salisbury, Md. $ Baldwin-Wallace Holiday Tour. 2008-09 (16-12, 10-6 NCAC) Coach: Kate Costanzo WAYNESBURG@ W, 50-49 MOUNT UNION@ L, 63-74 at W&J L, 68-73 vs. Penn State Beaver W, 77-67 at Marietta W, 64-53 at Hiram* L, 62-68 KENYON* W, 51-47 at Penn State Behrend W, 75-65 at Grove City L, 51-54 at Pitt Greensburg L, 62-82 EARLHAM* W, 72-64 WITTENBERG* L, 52-60 PENN STATE BEHREND L, 63-64 at Ohio Wesleyan* L, 56-72 OBERLIN* W, 34-33 at Kenyon* W, 58-52 at Denison* L, 53-73 WOOSTER* W, 66-45

HIRAM* at Wittenberg* at Earlham* at Oberlin* OHIO WESLEYAN* at Wooster* DENISON* WOOSTER* vs. Kenyon! vs. Ohio Wesleyan! @ National City Tip-Off ! NCAC Championships

L, 60-63 W, 58-52 W, 88-65 W, 78-61 W, 59-51 W, 61-53 L, 64-78 W, 62-45 W, 47-45 L, 65-73

2009-10 (10-16, 7-9 NCAC) Coach: Kate Costanzo GROVE CITY W, 61-49 PITT-GREENSBURG@ W, 58-57 WESTFIELD@ L, 54-68 W&J L, 39-53 D’Youville# W, 68-49 at St. John Fisher# L, 72-83 WOOSTER* W, 68-55 OHIO WESLEYAN* L, 59-62 at Fredonia State L, 60-68 Tufts$ L, 69-83 Carroll$ L, 58-87 at Oberlin* W, 80-69 (ot) at Earlham* L, 69-75 at Wittenberg* L, 63-73 KENYON* W, 55-46 at Denison* L, 55-57 OBERLIN* W, 70-49 at Kenyon* L, 51-59 (ot) HIRAM* W, 68-53 EARLHAM* W, 71-46 WITTENBERG* L, 57-69 at Wooster* L, 58-66 DENISON* L, 54-63 at Hiram* W, 69-55 at Ohio Wesleyan* L, 62-100 at Denison! L, 58-80 @ Allegheny Classic # St. John Fisher Tourn. $ Land of Magic Tourn.

GATORS BASKETBALL - A PROGRAM OF TRADITION Four North Coast Athletic Conferene Players of the Year

37 All-North Coast Athletic Conference Selections 23 First-Team 21 Second-Team 25 Honorable Mention Suzanne Helfant 1987-88

Kim Huber 1994-95, 1995-96

Joan Smith 1985-86

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2003-04 (17-11, 13-3 NCAC) Coach: Jennifer Reimer PITT-BRADFORD@ W, 90-68 GROVE CITY@ L, 55-70 WASH. & JEFF. L, 55-62 at Pitt-Greensburg L, 74-79 WOOSTER* W, 63-50 at Westminster L, 58-66 at Bethany L, 62-65 vs. St. Benedict$ L, 50-73 vs. La Verne$ L, 72-84 CASE WESTERN W, 80-74 at Wittenberg* L, 55-62 at Earlham* W, 81-56 at Denison* L, 54-69 KENYON* W, 64-53 OBERLIN* W, 78-60 at Ohio Wesleyan* W, 61-57 HIRAM* W, 77-36 at Wooster* W, 77-62 OHIO WESLEYAN* W, 62-58 at Oberlin* W, 68-51 WITTENBERG* L, 57-64 EARLHAM* W, 96-47 at Kenyon* W, 62-55 at Hiram* W, 61-42 DENISON* W, 60-55 WOOSTER! W, 55-48 vs. Denison! W, 63-61 At Wittenberg! L, 53-66 @ National City Tip-Off $ adidas Div. III Shootout (Las Vegas, Nev.)

THIEL at Wooster* DENISON* at Kenyon* WESTMINSTER MOUNT UNION at John Carroll BETHANY EARLHAM* WITTENBERG* at Oberlin* OHIO WESLEYAN* at Hiram* WOOSTER* at Ohio Wesleyan* OBERLIN* at Wittenberg* at Earlham* at Fredonia St. KENYON* HIRAM* at Denison* OHIO WESLEYAN! @ National City Tip-Off

Jill Swanson 1984-85

1983-84 • 1984-85 • 1985-86 • 1986-87

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Meredith McDonough (01-05) 1,029 points Reached mark in 2005

Jessica Kankoski (00-04) 1,150 points Reached mark in 2004

Kim Huber (92-96) 2,053 points Reached mark in 1995

Erin MQuillan (91-95) 1,226 points Reached mark in 1995

Jeannie Alcorn (89-92) 1,169 points Reached mark in 1992

Ronnie Bohm (87-91) 1,122 points Reached mark in 1991

Suzanne Helfant (84-88) 1,072 points Reached mark in 1988

Heidi Weiderkehr (82-87) 1,035 points Reached mark in 1987

Joan Smith (82-86) 1,128 points Reached mark in 1986

Brenda Bates (81-85) 1,073 points Reached mark in 1985

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All-Time Coaching Records Allegheny Coaching Records Pct. .384 .571 .423 .465 .593 .666 .692 .607 .481 .576 .769 .642 .440 .560 .480 .440 .615 .692 .615 .423 .534 .576 .703 .480 .740 .760 .862 .692 .928 .888 .840 .761 .600 .250 .751 .071 .357 .642 .812 .483 .833 .833 .111 .000 .077

Conf. Pct. 7-9 .437 10-6 .625 8-8 .500 25-23 .520 11-5 .687 13-3 .812 10-6 .625 13-3 .812 10-6 .625 10-6 .625 13-3 .812 80-32 .714 7-9 .437 9-7 .562 8-8 .500 8-8 .500 8-8 .500 11-5 .687 10-6 .625 7-9 .437 68-60 .531 9-7 .562 9-2 .818 6-5 .545 11-1 .916 11-1 .916 12-0 1.000 58-16 .784 12-0 1.000 11-1 .916 11-1 .916 8-4 .666 4-3 .571 1-6 .142 47-15 .758 1-6 .142 4-3 .571 6-1 .857 8-1 .888 19-11 .633 -- --- --- --- --- --

Jennifer Reimer - 120 career wins (all-time wins leader)

Laurel Heilmen - 109 career wins

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Years Coach W-L 2009-10 Kate Costanzo 10-16 2008-09 Kate Costanzo 16-12 2007-08 Kate Costanzo 11-15 Total 37-43 2006-07 Jennifer Reimer 19-8 2005-06 Jennifer Reimer 18-9 2004-05 Jennifer Reimer 18-8 2003-04 Jennifer Reimer 17-11 2002-03 Jennifer Reimer 13-14 2001-02 Jennifer Reimer 15-11 2000-01 Jennifer Reimer 20-6 Total 120-67 1999-00 Laurel Heilmen 11-14 1998-99 Laurel Heilmen 14-11 1997-98 Laurel Heilmen 12-13 1996-97 Laurel Heilmen 11-14 1995-96 Laurel Heilmen 16-10 1994-95 Laurel Heilmen 18-8 1993-94 Laurel Heilmen 16-10 1992-93 Laurel Heilmen 11-15 Total 109-95 1991-92 Ronda Seagraves 15-11 1990-91 Ronda Seagraves 19-8 1989-90 Ronda Seagraves 12-13 1988-89 Ronda Seagraves 20-7 1987-88 Ronda Seagraves 19-6 1986-87 Ronda Seagraves 25-4 Total 110-49 1985-86 Kay Gould 26-2 1984-85 Kay Gould 24-3 1983-84* Kay Gould 21-4 1982-83* Kay Gould 16-5 1981-82* Kay Gould 12-8 1980-81* Kay Gould 4-12 Total 103-34 1979-80* Beth Racine 1-13 1978-79* Beth Racine 5-9 1977-78* Beth Racine 9-5 1976-77* Beth Racine 13-3 Total 28-30 1975-76 Lee Eschenheimer 5-1 Total 5-1 1972-73 Marcy Schulman 1-8 1971-72 Marcy Schulman 0-4 Total 1-12

Ronda Seagraves - 110 career wins, 1988-89 NCAC Co-Coach of the year

37 years 513-331 .607 297-157 .654 * Denotes Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Keystone Confernce Affiliation Kay Gould - 103 career wins, 1984-85 NCAC Co-Coach of the year, higest winning percentage in program history

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All-Time Series Record

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Opponent................... W L Adrian........................... 0 1 Akron............................ 0 1 Albion........................... 0 1 Alfred............................ 1 0 Baldwin-Wallace.......... 0 2 Bethany........................ 4 1 Binghamton................. 1 0 Bluefield State............. 0 1 Bluffton College........... 0 2 Buffalo State.............. 1 1 Calvin........................... 0 1 Capital.......................... 1 3 Carnegie Mellon.......... 7 9 Carlow.......................... 2 0 Carroll........................... 0 1 Case Western ........... 27 6 Castleton...................... 1 0 Centre.......................... 1 0 Clarion.......................... 6 5 Clark............................. 0 1 Denison..................... 30 26 Dickinson..................... 1 0 Drew............................. 2 0 Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Youville..................... 1 0 Earlham...................... 36 8 Elmira........................... 0 1 Endicott........................ 1 0 Franklin & Marshall..... 1 0 Fredonia State............ 6 2 Frostburg State............ 1 0 Gannon........................ 0 7 Geneseo State............. 1 0 Geneva......................... 8 2 Glenville State............. 1 0 Grove City................. 21 15

Opponent................... W L Hanover........................ 0 1 Heidelberg................... 2 1 Hiram........................ 24 2 Indiana (Pa.)................ 2 0 John Carroll................ 5 1 Juniata......................... 1 0 Kean............................. 0 1 Kent State-Trumbull.... 2 3 Kenyon...................... 41 16 Keuka........................... 0 2 Kings............................ 1 1 LaVerne........................ 0 1 LaRoche....................... 1 0 Marian.......................... 0 1 Marietta...................... 4 3 Maryville....................... 1 0 Marywood.................... 1 0 Medaille....................... 1 0 Mercyhurst................... 8 9 Messiah....................... 0 2 Misericordia................. 1 0 Montclair State............ 0 1 Mount Saint Joseph.... 1 0 Mount Saint Mary.........0 1 Mount Union................ 4 4 Muskingum.................. 1 3 Nazareth...................... 1 2 Nebraska Wesleyan.... 0 1 New Rochelle............... 0 1 Oberlin...................... 49 6 Ohio Northern.............. 1 1 Ohio Wesleyan.......... 27 32 Olivet............................ 1 0 Penn State Beaver...... 1 0 Penn State Behrend.... 18 13

Opponent................... W Philadelphia Pharmacy.... 1 Pitt-Bradford................ 3 Pitt-Greensburg........... 1 Pitt-Johnstown............. 0 Point Park.................... 2 Puget Sound................ 0 Randolph Macon......... 1 Robert Morris.............. 0 Rochester..................... 0 Salisbury State............ 1 Scranton...................... 0 Shenandoah................ 1 Seton Hill...................... 1 Saint Benedict............. 0 Saint Lawrence............ 1 St . John Fisher............ 0 Susquehanna.............. 0 Thiel............................ 22 Thomas More.............. 1 Tufts............................. 0 Ursinus......................... 1 Villa Maria.................... 8 Walsh........................... 1 Wash. & Jeff............. 13 Waynesburg................. 5 Westminster.............. 16 Westfield State............ 0 Wheaton....................... 1 Wilmington (Ohio)........ 0 Wittenberg.................. 7 Wooster.................... 42 Worcester State........... 1 Worcester Polytechnic.... 1 York.............................. 1

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