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This Is Bridgewater College
College Information
Location .......... ....................................... Bridgewater, Va. Founded ................................................................... 1880 Enrollment................................................................ 1,648 Nickname .............................................................. Eagles Colors ....................................... Crimson and Vegas Gold Playing Facility..............................................Nininger Hall Athletic Affiliation................................... NCAA Division Ill Conference..................................... Old Dominion Athletic President .............................................. George Cornelius Director of Athletics...................................... Curt Kendall
Women’s Basketball Coaching Staff
Head Coach.......................................................Jean Willi Willi’s Office Phone ...................................(540) 828-5400 Coach Willi Email ......................... jwilli@bridgewater.edu Assistant Coaches ................. Cyndi Justice, David Wade ......................................................... Rebecca Henderson Coach Justice’s Email.............. cjustice@bridgewater.edu
Sports Information
Sports Information Director...................... Steve Cox SID Phone ........................................ (540) 828-5360 SID Fax .............................................(540) 828-5611 BC Hotline......................................... (540) 828-5469 SID Email ............................. scox@bridgewater.edu SID Mailing Address .....................................Box 107 ...................................................Bridgewater College .................................................402 E. College Street ...............................................Bridgewater, VA 22812 Web Site ...................... www.bridgewatereagles.com Women’s Basketball Contact.................... Tim Leister Email.................................. tleister@bridgewater.edu Phone................................................ (540) 828-5615
Conference Information
Commissioner ................................... Brad Bankston Office Phone ..................................... (540) 389-7373 Conference SID ..................................... J.J. Nekoloff SID Office Phone .............................. (540) 389-9073 Mailing Address .................................. P.O. Box 2604 ....................................................... Forest, VA 24551 Conference Fax ................................ (540) 389-7373 Web Site .................................. www.odaconline.com
Credits: The 2011-12 Bridgewater Women’s Basketball Media Guide is a production of the Bridgewater Sports Information Department. This guide was produced, written and designed by Assistant Sports Information Director Tim Leister. Photos provided by Tommy Thompson.
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Student-Athletes
Guards Willi and company will look to first team All-ODAC selection Jessica Mullen and senior guard Jenny Logan to pick up the slack left after Burkholder's graduation. Last season, Mullen earned first team all-conference honors and was named to the VaSID All-State team after averaging 16.1 points per game in a breakout sophomore campaign. "She was able to sneak up on some people last year and wasn't the focus of opponents, but now she won't be able to fly under the radar. So, being able to still produce at a high level while the focus in on her will be a challenge this year," said Willi. Logan and fellow senior point guard Sarah Boeren were solid running the offense last season for the Eagles. Logan dished out 79 assists a season ago, while Boeren chipped in 2.9 points per game in a reserve role. Senior Jessie Owens will also push Logan and Boeren at the point guard position after seeing limited action a season ago. Three sophomores will battle for playing time at the other guard spot as Holly Morgan, Berlyn Seitz and Molly Shelley each return to the mix this season. Morgan averaged 5.4 points per game in over 15 minutes of action per game a season ago in a reserve role. Shelley and Seitz each saw a limited role off the bench, averaging under two points per game each. Willi brought in a talent-loaded freshman group of guards which will push the returners for playing time in the upcoming campaign. Three freshmen will look to earn minutes as the season opens as Lindsay Torbeck, Keslie Floyd and Kelly Hughes join the fray. Torbeck comes to Bridgewater fresh off a solid career at The Catholic High School of Baltimore. Floyd is a local product from nearby Riverheads High School while Hughes, a product of Annandale High School, brings size to the fray at the guard position. "Kelly Hughes brings nice size to the position that we haven't had in some time, Lindsey's bas-
Coaches
A number of questions will need to be answered by the Bridgewater Eagles women's basketball team as the 2011-12 season quickly approaches. First of all, how do you replace All-American, ODAC Player of the Year and career scoring leader Jordan Burkholder? A season ago, Burkholder paced the Eagles to a 22-3 record in the regular season behind the fifth-highest single-season points total in school history and the most steals in a single season in program history. "Replacing Jordan will not be an easy task, and it also won't be done just by one person. It will take an across-the-board approach to replace everything that Jordan brought to the table," said head coach Jean Willi, who enters First team All-ODAC selection Jessica Mullen returns to the her 16th year at the helm of the Eagles promix for the Eagles in 2011-12. gram. After graduating five seniors in the offseason, the Eagles will have to find a way to replace 44 percent of their scoring from a season ago.
2011 Season Preview
Young Women’s Basketball Team Ready for 2011 Season
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2011 Season Preview ketball IQ is really high and that's always a positive,� said Willi. "Kelsie Floyd will be able to go at both the three and the four and her athleticism and strength at the position will be key." Forwards Youth is the word floating around at the forward position as the Eagles have a relatively inexperienced group at the position. "The good thing is that most of our forwards are good face-up shooters. We will need them to continue that trend as we will look to the post players for more effective scoring this season," commented Willi. Sophomore Rebecca Reifsnider is the lone pure forward who returns to the mix for the Senior Jenny Logan returns to the fray after average a career-high 9.4 points per game last season. Eagles this season. Reifsnider started off strong and averaged 2.4 points per game on the year. The Keymar, Md. native also averaged nearly 10 minutes of play per game. A pair of 5-10 freshmen will push Reifsnider early on for playing time as Emily Ashcraft and Kelsey Taylor add size and depth to the forward position. Ashcraft is a product of Caroline High School in the Richmond area, while Taylor comes from Brentsville High School in Nokesville, Va. Morgan could also be used at the forward spot. "Kelsey is athletic and has a solid left. She isn't afraid to be physical and put the ball on the ground. Kelsie could also run a bit in the post, and Emily is 5-10, has long arms and the overall size from our freshman is something we haven't had in some time," said Willi. Centers A safe balance of veteran play and youth are what Willi will have to work with at the center position. Junior Katelynn Hottinger returns to the mix after averaging a team-high 5.8 rebounds and swatting 49 shots a year ago. Hottinger averaged 6.3 points in over 20 minutes of action per game last season. Freshman Shannan Thorne also brings some size to the post position after a strong career at James Wood High School. Thorne, a 6-0 center, could see action at either the center or forward position. "We need more efficient scoring from our post players. We need them to produce more offensively just to help keep the defense honest. Shannan will be a great talent, she wants to work hard and learn and we're excited about her," said Willi about her centers. The Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) remains a challenge as a number of teams continue to push their way to the top. Defending champion Randolph-Macon, runner-up Roanoke and perennial power Washington and Lee remain the teams to beat in the ODAC. "W&L will be a challenge, they return three seniors to the mix and I would expect them to be the team to watch. Guilford also has a pretty solid young group, including some size in the post. When you add them to the Roanoke's and Randolph-Macon's of the league, I think it creates quite a challenge," said Willi. Bridgewater opens the 2011-12 season on November 19 when the Eagles travel to Baltimore for the Johns Hopkins Tournament. The Eagles open with Averett with tipoff set for 3:00 p.m. 4
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2011 Season Preview Coaches
Coaching Staff
Student-Athletes
Head Coach Jean Willi and Assistant Coaches Cyndi Justice and David Wade have a combined 49 years of collegiate coaching experience. 5 2011-12 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
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Coaching Staff
Jean Willi Head Coach
16th Year
Alma Mater: Bridgewater ‘80
Entering her 16th year at the helm the Bridgewater women’s basketball program, Jean Willi has directed the Eagles to the 1999-00 and 2000-01 regular season ODAC titles, five NCAA Division III appearances, and the 1998-99 and 2007-08 Old Dominion Athletic Conference championship. Willi has compiled an impressive 296-115 mark for an outstanding 72% winning percentage. Willi spent 11 seasons as a Bridgewater assistant, before taking over as head coach prior to the 1996-97 season. Her first Eagles’ squad went 22-6 and gained the school’s firstever berth in the NCAA Division III tournament, and Willi was named the Old Dominion Athletic Coach of the Year. The Eagles followed with an even greater campaign in 1997-98, finishing with a 24-5 season mark (a school record for season victories) and reaching the “Sweet 16” of the NCAA tournament. For her accomplishments, Willi was named the 1998 College Division Coach of the Year by the Virginia Sports Information Directors Association (VaSID). The Eagles again reached the 20-win plateau in 1998-99, and captured the program’s first ODAC tournament title since 1990 with a 75-71 overtime victory over Randolph Macon in the championship game. For the fourth time in as many years as head coach, Willi again directed the Eagles’ to another 20-win season in 1999-2000. The team finished with an overall record of 20-6 and lost in the ODAC semifinals to Emory & Henry. The 2000-01 season marked another 20-win effort and another ODAC Coach of the Year honor for Willi as the Eagles won the ODAC regular-season title, finishing with a 21-5 record. In 200102 the Eagles finished 23-5 and lost to Guilford in the ODAC title game. In 2003-04, the Eagles reached the 20-win mark again and tied for the ODAC regular season title with Coach Willi once again named conference Coach of the Year. In 2005-06, the Eagles finished with a 24-7 record (tying the most wins in a season record) and received one of the at-large bids to the NCAA Division III tournaments. The Eagles advanced to the Sweet 16 with wins over Bates and Baruch, before falling to Southern Maine - the nation’s top-ranked team- on USM’s homecourt. Two years ago, the Eagles became the first sixth-seed to ever win the ODAC tournament title. Bridgewater upset the #3, #2, and #1 seeds to capture Willi’s second title.
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2011 Season Preview
Willi has been actively involved in the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) and has served as the conference captain on the Division III basketball committee and has been chair of the South Region. In addition, Willi also serves as the College’s Associate Director of Athletics and Senior Women’s Administrator. A 1980 graduate of Bridgewater, Willi was an All-State selection in basketball. She still ranks among Bridgewater’s top 10 rebounders, and her 264 rebounds during the 1979-80 season stands as the second-best total in school history. In 2009, Willi was inducted into the Turner Ashby Athletics Hall of Fame.
Coaches
Year School 1984-85 Bridgewater 1985-86 Bridgewater 1986-87 Bridgewater 1987-88 Bridgewater 1988-89 Bridgewater 1989-90 Bridgewater 1990-91 Bridgewater 1991-92 Bridgewater 1992-93 Bridgewater 1993-94 Bridgewater 1994-95 Bridgewater 1995-96 Bridgewater 1996-97 Bridgewater 1997-98 Bridgewater 1998-99 Bridgewater 1999-2000 Bridgewater 2000-01 Bridgewater 2001-02 Bridgewater 2002-03 Bridgewater 2003-04 Bridgewater 2004-05 Bridgewater 2005-06 Bridgewater 2006-07 Bridgewater 2007-08 Bridgewater 2008-09 Bridgewater 2009-10 Bridgewater 2010-11 Bridgewater
Student-Athletes
The Willi File Position Record Asst. Coach 8-15 Asst. Coach 9-13 Asst. Coach 16-9 Asst. Coach 15-12 Asst. Coach 19-9 Asst. Coach 23-5 Asst. Coach 20-8 Asst. Coach 11-14 Asst. Coach 15-12 Asst. Coach 12-13 Asst. Coach 12-13 Asst. Coach 13-12 Head Coach 22-6 Head Coach 24-5 Head Coach 22-6 Head Coach 20-6 Head Coach 21-5 Head Coach 22-5 Head Coach 11-16 Head Coach 20-6 Head Coach 22-6 Head Coach 24-7 Head Coach 17-11 Head Coach 15-14 Head Coach 17-11 Head Coach 17-9 Head Coach 22-4
• Four-time ODAC Coach of the Year • 11 All-ODAC First-Team Selections • 1 ODAC Players of the Year • Five NCAA Playoff Appearances • 2 National Semifinal Appearances (2001, 2003) • 2 ODAC Championships
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Coaching Staff
Cyndi Justice Assistant Coach
16th Year
Alma Mater: Virginia Tech Now in her 16th season with the Bridgewater women’s basketball team, Cyndi Justice has helped guide the Eagles to two ODAC regular season titles, two Old Dominion Athletic Conference tournament titles, and five NCAA tournament berths since her arrival in 1996. Justice assists in all aspects of the program including player development, devising scouting reports, game strategy, personnel decisions, and aiding in day-to-day administration of the program. Justice also serves as the promotions coordinator and a gameday assistant for the women’s lacrosse program. A native of North Carolina, Justice is a 1992 graduate of Virginia Tech, where she earned four letters as a member of the Hokies women’s basketball squad from 1987-91. Upon graduation, Justice coached for three years at Radford High School. She then returned to her hometown of Forest City, N.C. as a teacher and coach. She served as head coach of the volleyball and girls’ basketball teams and led the school to its first County championship in 17 years during the 1995-96 season. For her efforts, she was chosen as the head coach for the West squad in the 1995 Western North Carolina Girl’s All-Star game. Justice has been an active member of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) for 14 years. During the summer months, Justice is involved with instructional basketball camps. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her Yellow Lab - Scout.
David Wade Assistant Coach
Ninth Year
Alma Mater: James Madison Assistant coach David Wade begins his ninth season as an assistant with the women’s basketball program. Coach Wade brings many years of coaching experience from various levels to the BC program. Prior to coming to Bridgewater, he was the head girls’ coach at Stuarts Draft High School where his teams compiled an overall record of 88-32. Wade retired in 2008 after 33 years of teaching. A graduate of James Madison University, Coach Wade earned his B.S. degree in health & exercise science and received endorsements in general science and earth science. Wade and his wife, Anne, reside in Fairfield, Va.
Rebecca Henderson Assistant Coach
First Year
Alma Mater: Bridgewater Rebecca Henderson joins the women’s basketball coaching staff for her first season as a volunteer assistant coach. Henderson will assist in coaching the post players. Henderson played for the Eagles for four seasons from 2005-09. During her time with the program, she became the career blocks leader with 215 and also is in the top ten in career rebounds with 631. Currently, Henderson is a kindergarten teacher in the Rockingham County Public School system. Henderson graduated from Bridgewater College in 2009 with a degree in English.
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The Players
The Eagles a solid core of players from the 2010-11 season when the team went 22-3 during the regular season. 2011-12 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
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Student-Athletes
No. 11 12 13 14 15 20 21 22 23 24 25 30 31 32 40 44
2011-12 Bridgewater College Basketball Roster
Name Lindsay Torbeck Emily Ashcraft Berlyn Seitz Jenny Logan Molly Shelley Sarah Boeren Jessie Owens Kelsey Taylor Kelsie Floyd Kelly Hughes Jessica Mullen Holly Morgan Shannan Thorne Rebecca Reifsnider Katelynn Hottinger Cat Snead
Pos. G F G/F G G/F G G F/C G/F G G G C F F/C C
Cl. Fr. Fr. So. Sr. So. Sr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. So. Fr. So. Jr. Fr.
Ht. 5-6 5-10 5-7 5-7 5-8 5-5 5-5 5-10 5-8 5-11 5-8 5-8 6-0 5-9 6-0 6-1
Hometown/High School Baltimore, Md./The Catholic High School of Baltimore Ladysmith, Va./Caroline Fulton, Mo./South Callaway Luray, Va./Luray Simsbury, Conn./Simsbury Roanoke, Va./Lord Botetourt Elkton, Va./Spotswood Nokesville, Va./Brentsville Stuarts Draft, Va./Riverheads Annandale, Va./Annandale Purcellville, Va./Loudoun Valley Staunton, Va./Buffalo Gap Cross Junction, Va./James Wood Keymar, Md./Home Schooled Linville, Va./Broadway Blackstone, Va./Nottoway
Head Coach: Jean Willi (16th season, Bridgewater College, 1980) Assistant Coaches: Cyndi Justice, David Wade, Rebecca Henderson Managers: Danielle Dulaney, Cari Hensley Captains: Sarah Boeren, Jenny Logan, Jessie Owens
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2011-12 Bridgewater Eagles Team Photo Roster 2011 Season Preview
#13 Berlyn Seitz Sophomore/Guard Fulton, Mo.
#14 Jenny Logan Senior/Guard Luray, Va.
#15 Molly Shelley Sophomore/Guard Simsbury, Conn.
#20 Sarah Boeren Senior/Guard Roanoke, Va.
#21 Jessie Owens Senior/Guard Elkton, Va.
#22 Kelsey Taylor Freshman/Forward Nokesville, Va.
#23 Kelsie Floyd Freshman/Guard Stuarts Draft, Va.
#24 Kelly Hughes Freshman/Guard Annandale, Va.
#25 Jessica Mullen Junior/Guard Purcellville, Va.
#30 Holly Morgan Sophomore/Guard Staunton, Va.
#31 Shannan Thorne Freshman/Center Cross Junction, Va.
#32 Rebecca Reifsnider Sophomore/Forward Keymar, Md.
#40 Katelynn Hottinger Junior/Center Linville, Va.
#44 Cat Snead Freshman/Center Blackstone, Va.
Head Coach Jean Willi 16th Season Bridgewater
Assistant Coach Cyndi Justice 16th Season Virginia Tech
Assistant Coach David Wade Ninth Season James Madison
Assistant Coach Rebecca Henderson First Season Bridgewater
Student-Athletes
#12 Emily Ashcraft Freshman/Forward Ladysmith, Va.
Coaches
#11 Lindsay Torbeck Freshman/Guard Baltimore, Md.
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Student-Athletes
#14
Jenny Logan Guard
5-7
Hometown: Luray, Virginia High School: Luray
Logan’s Log 2010-11: Played in 26 games with 25 starts...Averaged 9.3 points per game...Tallied 77 assists on the year...Matched her career high with 23 points against Lynchburg. 2009-10: Third on the team in steals with 48…Second in scoring, averaged 9.4 ppg…Netted a career-high 23 points on February 9 at Virginia Wesleyan. 2008-09: Saw action in every game and started four contests …Averaged 5.3 ppg and 3.0 rpg …Second on the team in FTs attempted. High School: A First-Team All-District, All-Region, and All-State selection her senior season …2008 District and Regional Player of the Year …Luray High School’s all-time leading scorer. Personal: Has two siblings...Katie and Willie...Brother Willie plays quarterback for the Eagles football team...Daughter of Jim and Julie Logan...Born October 25, 1989.
Jenny’s Career Highs Points: 23, Lynchburg -- 11/23/10 ; at Virginia Wesleyan -- 2/9/10 Rebounds: 8, Hollins University -- 02/19/10 ; Mary Baldwin -11/18/10 Assists: 8, Virginia Wesleyan -- 12/01/10 Steals: 5, Guilford -- 2/6/09 Blocks: 1, Guilford -- 01/08/10 ; at Emory & Henry -- 02/14/10 ; Hollins University -- 02/19/10 FG made: 9, Lynchburg -- 11/23/10 FG attempts: 13, at Virginia Wesleyan -- 2/9/10 3FG made: 2, Washington and Lee -- 01/16/10 ; at Guilford -02/04/10 ; vs Manchester -- 12/19/10 3FG attempts: 8, Randolph-Macon -- 12/05/09 FT made: 11, vs Methodist -- 11/20/09 FT attempts: 14, vs Methodist -- 11/20/09
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Senior
Date
Score WL P-R-A
Mary Baldwin
11/18 79-45 W 9-8-5
Lynchburg
11/23 88-70 W 23-6-3
at EMU
11/29 62-42 W 7-5-5
Va. Wesleyan
12/01 80-55 W 5-4-8
at Randolph
12/4
at Averett
12/14 63-56 W 10-3-1
vs Ottawa
12/18 85-67 W 6-2-5
vs Manchester
12/19 73-56 W 13-3-2
at Roanoke
1/4
Hollins
1/07 89-63 W 9-7-6
77-62 W 11-4-2
Student-Athletes
63-65 L
0-5-2
at Wash. and Lee 1/8
67-87 L
at Guilford
1/14
76-48 W 5-3-6
at Emory & Henry 1/15
90-56 W 6-3-6
8-4-4
at Southern Va.
01/20 69-46 W 14-3-1
at R-MC
1/22
EMU
01/25 85-80 W 6-5-2
at Lynchburg
1/28
Roanoke
02/01 85-68 W 22-3-1
at Hollins
02/04 81-56 W 8-4-4
Wash. and Lee
02/05 67-59 W 12-7-1
Randolph
02/08 71-30 W 5-0-1
R-MC
02/12 72-68 W 13-3-3
at Va. Wesleyan 2/15
Coaches
Opponent
2011 Season Preview
2010-11 Game-By-Game
56-69 L
2-2-1
63-59 W 7-5-2
69-61 W 15-2-2
Guilford
02/18 76-54 W 10-4-1
Emory & Henry
02/19 77-38 W 8-0-3
vs Guilford
02/24 66-67 L
11-6-2
Individual Career History LOGAN, Jenny STATISTICS JENNY LOGAN’S CAREER Season
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL
gp-gs
min/avg
28-4 509/18.2 24-24 606/25.3 26-25 697/26.8 78-53 1812/23.2
Total fg-fga
45-117 69-170 76-159 190-446
pct
.385 .406 .478 .426
3-Point fg-fga
3-20 17-48 9-31 29-99
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: Points: 23, Lynchburg -- 11/23/10; at Virginia Wesleyan -- 2/9/10 Rebounds: 8, Hollins University -- 02/19/10; Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10
pct
.150 .354 .290 .293
F-Throws ft-fta pct
56-71 65-78 84-108 205-257
off
Rebounds def tot
.789 40 43 .833 33 46 .778 60 41 .798 133 130
83 79 101 263
avg
pf
3.0 33 3.3 45 3.9 37 3.4 115
fo
ast
to
0 43 62 1 57 69 0 79 77 1 179 208
blk
stl
0 36 3 48 0 31 3 115
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Scoring pts avg
149 220 245 614
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Student-Athletes
#20
Sarah Boeren Guard
5-5
Senior
Hometown: Roanoke, Virginia High School: Lord Botetourt
Boeren’s Bio Transferred from Concord University 2010-11: Averaged 14 minutes per game...Netted 2.9 points per game, to go along with 44 assists on the year. 2009-10: Averaged 13 minutes per game...Tallied 49 points on the season to go along with 22 assists. Prep: Played at Lord Botetourt...Played on a cavalier team that claimed three district titles and reached the state final four twice. Two-time All-District selection...Honorable mention All-State choice in 2008...Averaged 10.4 ppg. Personal: Daughter of Bob and Gretch Boeren...Has one sibling, Kevin...Majoring in Physical Education.
Sarah’s Career Highs Points: 9, at Eastern Mennonite -- 11/29/10 Rebounds: 5, Hollins University -- 02/19/10 Assists: 4, Hollins -- 01/07/11 Steals: 2, Lynchburg -- 11/23/10 ; at Randolph College -- 12/4/10 Blocks: 1, at Randolph College -- 12/4/10 FG made: 4, at Eastern Mennonite -- 11/29/10 FG attempts: 8, at Roanoke College -- 1-4-11 3FG made: 1, 5 times 3FG attempts: 4, at Roanoke College -- 1-4-11 FT made: 4, at Emory & Henry -- 1/15/11 FT attempts: 4, at Randolph College -- 01/03/10 ; at Emory & Henry -- 1/15/11
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Opponent
Date
Mary Baldwin
11/18 79-45 W 3-1-3
Lynchburg
11/23 88-70 W 5-1-2
at EMU
11/29 62-42 W 9-3-1
Va. Wesleyan
12/01 80-55 W 1-1-3
at Randolph
12/4
at Averett
12/14 63-56 W 1-1-0
vs Ottawa
12/18 85-67 W 3-1-0
vs Manchester
12/19 73-56 W 2-1-1
at Roanoke
1/4
63-65 L
Hollins
1/7
89-63 W 1-2-4
2011 Season Preview
2010-11 Game-By-Game Score WL P-R-A
Coaches
77-62 W 4-0-3
Student-Athletes
7-4-1
at Wash. and Lee 1/8
67-87 L
2-3-0
at Guilford
1/14
76-48 W 0-0-2
at Emory & Henry 1/15
90-56 W 6-3-3
at Southern Va.
1/20
69-46 W 0-3-4
at R-MC
1/22
56-69 L
EMU
1/25 85-80 W 2-2-1
at Lynchburg
1/28
Roanoke
2/01 85-68 W 1-1-0
at Hollins
2/04
81-56 W 4-3-1
Wash. and Lee
2/05
67-59 W 0-1-1
Randolph
2/08 71-30 W 7-1-1
R-MC
2/12 72-68 W 3-3-1
Va. Wesleyan
2/15
GUILFORD
2/18 76-54 W 2-2-2
Emory & Henry
2/19
77-38 W 1-2-2
vs Guilford
2/24
66-67 L
4-0-0
63-59 W 1-0-3
69-61 W 4-1-4
3-5-1
Individual Career History
SARAH BOEREN’S CAREER BOEREN, Sarah STATISTICS Season
2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL
gp-gs
24-3 26-0 50-3
min/avg
311/13.0 372/14.3 683/13.7
Total fg-fga
14-57 25-76 39-133
pct
.246 .329 .293
3-Point fg-fga
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: Points: 9, at Eastern Mennonite -- 11/29/10 Rebounds: 5, Hollins University -- 02/19/10 Assists: 4, Hollins -- 01/07/11 Steals: 2, Lynchburg -- 11/23/10; at Randolph College -- 12/4/10
2-9 4-20 6-29
pct
.222 .200 .207
F-Throws ft-fta pct
19-28 22-38 41-66
.679 .579 .621
off
6 10 16
Rebounds def tot
26 35 61
32 45 77
avg
1.3 1.7 1.5
pf
29 36 65
fo
0 0 0
ast
to
22 51 44 57 66 108
blk
0 1 1
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stl
9 17 26
Scoring pts avg
49 2.0 76 2.9 125 2.5
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Student-Athletes
Jessie Owens
#21
Guard
5-5
Hometown: Elkton, Virginia High School: Spotswood
Owens’ Objectives 2010-11: Saw action in 15 games...Averaged 1.7 points per game... Shot at a 47% clip from the field in limited action. 2009-10: Shot 45% from the field in limited action…Averaged seven minutes per game…Tallied a career-high five points on January 15 against Hollins. 2008-09: Saw limited action. Prep: Played on a Trail Blazers team the won the state title in 2005...Four-time All-District selection...Three-time All-Region and All-State...Won Sportsmanship Award in Basketball and Outdoor Track and Field...Graduated with an Advanced Degree. Personal: Daughter of Ronnie and Frances Owens...Born May 4, 1990.
Jessie’s Career Highs Points: 5, at Hollins University -- 01/15/10 Rebounds: 4, Emory & Henry -- 01/09/10 Assists: 4, at Hollins University -- 01/15/10 Steals: 2, at Hollins University -- 01/15/10 ; Randolph College -02/13/10 Blocks: 1, vs Manchester -- 12/19/10 FG made: 2, at Hollins University -- 01/15/10 FG attempts: 3, Southern Virginia -- 01/21/10 ; at Emory & Henry -- 1/15/11 3FG made: 1, Virginia Wesleyan -- 01/26/10 3FG attempts: 1, Virginia Wesleyan -- 01/26/10 ; at Virginia Wesleyan -- 2/9/10 FT made: 4, Emory & Henry -- 01/09/10 FT attempts: 7, at Mary Baldwin -- 2-11-10
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Senior
Date
Score WL P-R-A
Mary Baldwin
11/18 79-45 W 3-1-1
LYNCHBURG
11/23 88-70 W 3-0-1
at EMU
11/29 62-42 W 0-0-0
Va. Wesleyan
12/01 80-55 W 1-2-0
at Randolph
12/4
at Averett
12/14 63-56 W DNP
vs Ottawa
12/18 85-67 W 0-0-0
vs Manchester
12/19 73-56 W 0-0-0
at Roanoke
1/4
63-65 L
HOLLINS
1/7
89-63 W 2-2-1
Coaches
Opponent
2011 Season Preview
2010-11 Game-By-Game
77-62 W 3-0-1
Student-Athletes
DNP
at Wash. and Lee 1/8
67-87 L
DNP
at Guilford
1/14
76-48 W 2-1-1
at Emory & Henry 1/15
90-56 W 3-1-3
at Southern Va.
1/20
69-46 W 0-2-0
at R-MC
1/22
56-69 L
EMU
1/25 85-80 W DNP
at Lynchburg
1/28
63-59 W DNP
Roanoke
2/1
85-68 W DNP
at Hollins
2/4
81-56 W 5-3-4
Wash. and Lee
2/5
67-59 W DNP
RANDOLPH
2/8
71-30 W 4-4-0
R-MC
2/12 72-68 W DNP
Va. Wesleyan
2/15
Guilford
2/18 76-54 W 0-0-0
Emory & Henry
2/19
77-38 W 0-2-0
vs Guilford
2/24
66-67 L
DNP
69-61 W DNP
DNP
Individual Career History
JESSIE OWENS’ CAREER OWENS, Jessie STATISTICS Season
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL
gp-gs
6-0 15-0 15-0 36-0
min/avg
61/10.2 112/7.5 110/7.3 283/7.9
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: Points: 5, at Hollins University -- 01/15/10 Rebounds: 4, Emory & Henry -- 01/09/10
Total fg-fga
1-5 5-11 5-14 11-30
pct
.200 .455 .357 .367
3-Point fg-fga
0-0 1-2 0-0 1-2
pct
.000 .500 .000 .500
F-Throws ft-fta pct
1-3 10-20 16-22 27-45
.333 .500 .727 .600
off
2 7 5 14
Rebounds def tot
3 11 13 27
5 18 18 41
avg
0.8 1.2 1.2 1.1
pf
9 11 8 28
fo
0 0 0 0
ast
2 12 12 26
to
5 19 18 42
blk
0 0 1 1
2011-12 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
stl
0 7 2 9
Scoring pts avg
3 21 26 50
0.5 1.4 1.7 1.4
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BRIDGEWATER EAGLES
Student-Athletes
#25
Jessica Mullen Guard
5-8
Junior
Hometown: Purcellville, Virginia High School: Loudoun Valley
Mullen’s Memoirs 2010-11: First-team All-ODAC selection...Second team All-VaSID choice...Averaged 16.1 points per game...Shot at a 85.7% clip from the charity stripe...Recorded seven games with 20 points or more, including a career-high 30 at Roanoke. 2009-10: Averaged 10 minutes per game…Tallied 3.8 ppg and 1.8 rpg…Saw action in every game…Posted career high 19 points against Hollins on February 19. Prep: Three year varsity starter...Second team All-District and team MVP as a junior...First team All-District and team MVP as a senior... National Honor Society. Personal: Daughter of Chris and Carlynn Mullen...Has two siblings, Tommy and Billy...Majoring in Mathematics.
Jessica’s Career Highs Points: 30, at Roanoke College -- 1-4-11 Rebounds: 8, at Guilford -- 01/14/11 Assists: 5, at Guilford -- 01/14/11 Steals: 3, 9 times Blocks: 2, Hollins University -- 02/19/10 FG made: 10, Hollins -- 01/07/11 ; vs Manchester -- 12/19/10 FG attempts: 21, vs Manchester -- 12/19/10 3FG made: 3, Hollins University -- 02/19/10 3FG attempts: 5, 6 times FT made: 14, at Roanoke College -- 1-4-11 FT attempts: 14, at Roanoke College -- 1-4-11
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BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE
Date
Score WL P-R-A
Mary Baldwin
11/18 79-45 W 17-7-1
Lynchburg
11/23 88-70 W 11-2-0
at EMU
11/29 62-42 W 9-4-0
Va. Wesleyan
12/01 80-55 W 11-3-1
at Randolph
12/4
at Averett
12/14 63-56 W 14-4-0
vs Ottawa
12/18 85-67 W 16-6-2
vs Manchester
12/19 73-56 W 23-3-1
at Roanoke
1/4
63-65 L
Hollins
1/7
89-63 W 28-6-0
77-62 W 7-5-3
67-87 L
at Guilford
76-48 W 19-8-5
19-3-2
at Emory & Henry 1/15
90-56 W 7-1-2
at Southern Va.
1/20
69-46 W 5-3-2
at R-MC
1/22
56-69 L
EMU
1/25 85-80 W 20-3-3
at Lynchburg
1/28
63-59 W 18-3-2
Roanoke
2/1
85-68 W 27-3-2
at Hollins
2/4
81-56 W 9-5-3
Wash. and Lee
2/5
67-59 W 18-5-1
Randolph
2/8
71-30 W 11-2-1
R-MC
2/12 72-68 W 26-3-0
at Va. Wesleyan 2/15
Student-Athletes
30-1-1
at Wash. and Lee 1/8 1/14
Coaches
Opponent
2011 Season Preview
2010-11 Game-By-Game
21-5-1
69-61 W 12-5-0
Guilford
2/18 76-54 W 8-2-2
Emory & Henry
2/19
77-38 W 17-5-0
vs Guilford
2/24
66-67 L
15-4-0
Individual Career History
JESSICA MULLEN’S CAREER MULLEN, Jessica STATISTICS Season
2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL
gp-gs
26-0 26-25 52-25
min/avg
270/10.4 713/27.4 983/18.9
Total fg-fga
39-104 150-317 189-421
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: Points: 30, at Roanoke College -- 1-4-11 Rebounds: 8, at Guilford -- 01/14/11 Assists: 5, at Guilford -- 01/14/11
pct
.375 .473 .449
3-Point fg-fga
11-38 28-83 39-121
pct
.289 .337 .322
F-Throws ft-fta pct
11-17 90-105 101-122
.647 .857 .828
off
9 40 49
Rebounds def tot
38 61 99
47 101 148
avg
1.8 3.9 2.8
pf
15 26 41
fo
0 0 0
ast
to
10 34 35 67 45 101
blk
4 6 10
stl
23 56 79
2011-12 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Scoring pts avg
100 3.8 418 16.1 518 10.0
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BRIDGEWATER EAGLES
Student-Athletes
#40
Katelynn Hottinger Center
6-0
Hometown: Linville, Virginia High School: Broadway
Hottinger’s Heroics 2010-11: Played in all 26 games as the primary option in the post... Averaged 6.3 points per game and 5.8 rebounds...Posted a 14 point-14 rebound double-double against Eastern Mennonite. 2009-10: Played in every game, averaging over 18 minutes per game...Averaged 5.7 ppg and 4.8 rpg...Posted a career high 14 points against Hollins on January 15. Prep: Played in 140 consectutive games...Posted 28 doubledoubles...School record holder in career rebounds...Three-time All-District selection...Two-time All-Region selection. Personal: Daughter of Dennis and Peggy Hottinger...Born December 22, 1990...Major is undecided.
Katelynn’s Career Highs Points: 15, at Washington and Lee -- 1/8/11 Rebounds: 14, at Eastern Mennonite -- 11/29/10 Assists: 3, Virginia Wesleyan -- 01/26/10 ; Hollins University -02/19/10 Steals: 3, 4 times Blocks: 6, at Eastern Mennonite -- 11/29/10 ; Virginia Wesleyan -12/01/10 FG made: 6, at Hollins University -- 01/15/10 ; at Washington and Lee -- 1/8/11 FG attempts: 15, vs Manchester -- 12/19/10 3FG made: 1, Virginia Wesleyan -- 12/01/10 3FG attempts: 1, vs Methodist -- 11/20/09 ; Virginia Wesleyan -12/01/10 FT made: 5, Washington and Lee -- 01/16/10 ; vs Virginia Wesleyan -- 2/25/10 FT attempts: 8, Washington and Lee -- 01/16/10 ; Southern Virginia -- 01/21/10 ; at Eastern Mennonite -- 11/29/10
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BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE
Junior
Date
Mary Baldwin
11/18 79-45 W 7-5-0
Lynchburg
11/23 88-70 W 8-5-1
at EMU
11/29 62-42 W 14-14-1
Va. Wesleyan
12/1
80-55 W 13-9-1
at Randolph
12/4
77-62 W 7-9-2
at Averett
12/14 63-56 W 7-9-1
vs Ottawa
12/18 85-67 W 10-9-1
vs Manchester
12/19 73-56 W 5-10-0
at Roanoke
1/4
63-65 L
HOLLINS
1/7
89-63 W 4-3-0
at Wash. & Lee
1/8
67-87 L
at Guilford
1/14
76-48 W 9-8-0
at Emory & Henry 1/15
90-56 W 5-5-0
at Southern Va.
1/20
69-46 W 5-2-0
at R-MC
1/22
56-69 L
EMU
1/25 85-80 W 7-4-2
at Lynchburg
1/28
63-59 W 3-6-0
Roanoke
2/1
85-68 W 15-4-4
at Hollins
2/4
81-56 W 10-3-1
Wash. & Lee
2/5
67-59 W 4-3-2
Randolph
2/8
71-30 W 2-2-0
R-MC
2/12 72-68 W 0-10-1
Student-Athletes
at Va. Wesleyan 2/15
Score WL P-R-A
Coaches
Opponent
2011 Season Preview
2010-11 Game-By-Game
5-6-1
15-4-1
4-8-2
69-61 W 1-4-1
Guilford
2/18 76-54 W 4-5-1
Emory & Henry
2/19
77-38 W 0-3-0
vs Guilford
2/24
66-67 L
0-0-0
Individual Career History
KATELYNN HOTTINGER’S CAREER STATISTICS HOTTINGER, Katelynn Season
2009-10 2010-11 TOTAL
gp-gs
min/avg
26-19 487/18.7 26-24 573/22.0 52-43 1060/20.4
Total fg-fga
53-144 59-187 112-331
pct
.368 .316 .338
3-Point fg-fga
pct
0-1 .000 2-2 1.000 2-3 .667
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: Points: 15, at Washington and Lee -- 1/8/11 Rebounds: 14, at Eastern Mennonite -- 11/29/10 Assists: 3, Virginia Wesleyan -- 01/26/10; Hollins University -- 02/19/10
F-Throws ft-fta pct
41-70 44-76 85-146
off
Rebounds def tot
.586 43 81 .579 57 93 .582 100 174
124 150 274
avg
pf
4.8 43 5.8 64 5.3 107
fo
0 0 0
ast
19 23 42
to
39 49 88
blk
38 57 95
2011-12 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
stl
25 27 52
Scoring pts avg
147 5.7 164 6.3 311 6.0
21
BRIDGEWATER EAGLES
Student-Athletes
#13
Berlyn Seitz Guard
5-7
Sophomore
Hometown: Fulton, Missouri High School: South Callaway
Seitz’s Story 2010-11: Averaged six minutes per game in 15 games on the year...Scored a career-high four points against Mary Baldwin... Averaged 1.6 points per game on the year. Prep: First team All-Conference and second team All-District as a junior…Set a school record with 49 points in a game…First team All-Conference, second team All-District…1,000 point scorer. Personal: Daughter of Randy and Rebecca Seitz…Has one sibling, Ben…Major is undecided.
Berlyn’s Career Highs Points: 4, Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 Rebounds: 2, Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 Assists: 2, Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 Steals: 1, Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 FG made: 2, Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 FG attempts: 6, Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 3FG attempts: 2, Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 FT made: 2, Lynchburg -- 11/23/10 FT attempts: 2, Lynchburg -- 11/23/10
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BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE
Score WL P-R-A
Mary Baldwin
11/18 79-45 W 4-2-2
Lynchburg
11/23 88-70 W 2-1-0
at EMU
11/29 62-42 W 0-0-0
Va. Wesleyan
12/1
80-55 W 0-0-0
at Randolph
12/4
77-62 W 0-0-1
at Averett
12/14 63-56 W DNP
vs Ottawa
12/18 85-67 W 2-1-0
vs Manchester
12/19 73-56 W 0-0-0
at Roanoke
1/4
63-65 L
HOLLINS
1/7
89-63 W 2-0-0
DNP
at Wash. and Lee 1/8
67-87 L
at Guilford
1/14
76-48 W 0-1-0
at Emory & Henry 1/15
90-56 W 2-1-0
at Southern Va. 1/20
69-46 W 0-1-0
at R-MC
1/22
56-69 L
EMU
1/25 85-80 W DNP
at Lynchburg
1/28
Roanoke
2/1/ 85-68 W DNP
at Hollins
2/4
81-56 W 6-1-0
Wash. and Lee
2/5
67-59 W DNP
Randolph
2/8
71-30 W 2-0-0
R-MC
2/12 72-68 W DNP
at Va. Wesleyan 2/15
Student-Athletes
Date
Coaches
Opponent
2011 Season Preview
2010-11 Game-By-Game
DNP
DNP
63-59 W DNP
69-61 W DNP
Guilford
2/18 76-54 W 0-1-0
Emory & Henry
2/19
77-38 W 4-0-0
vs Guilford
2/24
66-67 L
DNP
Individual Career History
BERLYN SEITZ’S CAREER STATISTICS SEITZ, Berlyn
Season
2010-11 TOTAL
gp-gs
15-0 15-0
min/avg
96/6.4 96/6.4
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: Points: 4, Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 Rebounds: 2, Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 Assists: 2, Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10
Total fg-fga
10-29 10-29
pct
.345 .345
3-Point fg-fga
0-3 0-3
pct
.000 .000
F-Throws ft-fta pct
4-4 1.000 4-4 1.000
off
2 2
Rebounds def tot
7 7
9 9
avg
0.6 0.6
pf
4 4
fo
0 0
ast
3 3
to
9 9
blk
0 0
2011-12 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
stl
2 2
Scoring pts avg
24 1.6 24 1.6
23
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Student-Athletes
#15
Molly Shelley Guard
5-8
Sophomore
Hometown: Simsbury, Connecticut High School: Simsbury
Shelley’s Saga 2010-11: Saw action in 15 games on the year...Averaged 1.7 points and 1.2 rebounds per game. Prep: Honorable mention All-Conference selection as a junior… Averaged 16.8 ppg during her senior season…Shot 36% from behind the arc…Led Simsbury in scoring during junior and senior seasons. Personal: Daughter of Barry and Betsy Shelley…Has one sibling, Ben…Majoring in Physical Education.
Molly’s Career Highs Points: 4, Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 Rebounds: 2, Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 Assists: 2, Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 Steals: 1, Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 FG made: 2, Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 FG attempts: 6, Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 3FG attempts: 2, Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 FT made: 2, Lynchburg -- 11/23/10 FT attempts: 2, Lynchburg -- 11/23/10
24
BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE
Opponent
Date Score WL P-R-A
Mary Baldwin
11/18 79-45 W
Lynchburg
11/23 88-70 W 0-0-0
at EMU
11/29 62-42 W
0-0-0
Va. Wesleyan
12/1 80-55 W
0-0-0
at Randolph
12/4 77-62 W
1-1-0
at Averett
12/14 63-56 W
DNP
vs Ottawa
12/18 85-67 W
0-2-0
vs Manchester
12/19 73-56 W
0-0-0
at Roanoke
1/4
DNP
HOLLINS
1/7 89-63 W 2-3-0
Student-Athletes
at Guilford
67-87 L
5-1-0
Coaches
at Wash. and Lee 1/8
63-65 L
2011 Season Preview
2010-11 Game-By-Game
DNP
1/14 76-48 W
0-0-0
at Emory & Henry 1/15 90-56 W
4-1-0
at Southern Va.
1/20 69-46 W
0-0-0
at R-MC
1/22 56-69 L
DNP
EMU
1/25 85-80 W DNP
at Lynchburg
1/28 63-59 W
Roanoke
2/1 85-68 W DNP
at Hollins
2/4
81-56 W
8-3-0
Wash. and Lee
2/5
67-59 W
DNP
Randolph
2/8 71-30 W 3-4-2
R-MC
2/12 72-68 W DNP
at Va. Wesleyan
2/15 69-61 W
Guilford
2/18 76-54 W 0-2-0
Emory & Henry
2/19 77-38 W
2-1-0
vs Guilford
2/24 66-67 L
DNP
DNP
DNP
Individual Career History
Season
2010-11 TOTAL
MOLLY SHELLEY’S CAREER STATISTICS SHELLEY, Molly
gp-gs
15-0 15-0
min/avg
82/5.5 82/5.5
Total fg-fga
7-24 7-24
pct
.292 .292
3-Point fg-fga
2-7 2-7
pct
.286 .286
F-Throws ft-fta pct
9-12 9-12
.750 .750
off
3 3
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: Points: 5, Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 2011-12 Rebounds: 3, Hollins -- 01/07/11 Steals: 1, at Emory & Henry -- 1/15/11; Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10; at Eastern Mennonite -- 11/29/10
Rebounds def tot
15 15
18 18
avg
1.2 1.2
pf
7 7
fo
0 0
ast
2 2
to
14 14
blk
2 2
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
stl
9 9
Scoring pts avg
25 1.7 25 1.7
25
BRIDGEWATER EAGLES
Student-Athletes
#30
Holly Morgan Guard
5-8
Sophomore
Hometown: Staunton, Virginia High School: Buffalo Gap
Morgan’s Memo 2010-11: Saw action in 25 games on the year...Averaged 5.1 points per game...Tossed in a career-high 14 points at Emory & Henry... Turned in a 6 point-10 rebound performance in a victory against Manchester at the Cruzin’ Classic. Prep: Played on a Buffalo Gap team that claimed back-to-back state titles in 2008 and 2009…First team All-District, Second team All-Region and 2nd team All-City/County as a sophomore…First team All-District, first team All-Region, Second team All-State as a junior, All-City/County Defensive Player of the Year…Honorable mention All-State selection, First team All-District, First team AllRegion…Played in VHSL All Star Game. Personal: Daughter of Steve and Christal Morgan…Has two siblings, Emily and Megan…Majoring in Elementary Education.
Holly’s Career Highs Points: 14, at Emory & Henry -- 1/15/11 Rebounds: 10, vs Manchester -- 12/19/10 Assists: 3, Virginia Wesleyan -- 12/01/10 ; vs Manchester -12/19/10 Steals: 2, vs Manchester -- 12/19/10 ; at Randolph College -12/4/10 Blocks: 1, Lynchburg -- 11/23/10 ; at Eastern Mennonite -- 11/29/10 ; at Randolph College -- 12/4/10 FG made: 6, at Emory & Henry -- 1/15/11 FG attempts: 11, at Emory & Henry -- 1/15/11 3FG made: 3, Hollins -- 01/07/11 3FG attempts: 5, at Randolph College -- 12/4/10 FT made: 3, Lynchburg -- 11/23/10 FT attempts: 4, Lynchburg -- 11/23/10
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BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE
Opponent
Date Score WL P-R-A
Mary Baldwin
11/18 79-45 W
Lynchburg
11/23 88-70 W 7-1-0
at EMU
11/29 62-42 W
2-4-0
Va. Wesleyan
12/1 80-55 W
4-2-3
at Randolph
12/4 77-62 W
6-4-2
at Averett
12/14 63-56 W
7-1-0
vs Ottawa
12/18 85-67 W
7-4-1
vs Manchester
12/19 73-56 W
6-10-3
at Roanoke
1/4
5-1-2
HOLLINS
1/7 89-63 W 9-2-1
1/14 76-48 W
Student-Athletes
at Guilford
67-87 L
DNP
Coaches
at Wash. and Lee 1/8
63-65 L
2011 Season Preview
2010-11 Game-By-Game
2-4-0 7-1-1
at Emory & Henry 1/15 90-56 W
14-4-1
at Southern Va.
1/20 69-46 W
3-0-0
at R-MC
1/22 56-69 L
0-4-1
EMU
1/25 85-80 W 2-0-0
at Lynchburg
1/28 63-59 W
Roanoke
2/1 85-68 W 0-0-0
at Hollins
2/4
81-56 W
5-4-0
Wash. and Lee
2/5
67-59 W
7-3-2
Randolph
2/8 71-30 W 3-1-0
R-MC
2/12 72-68 W 4-3-0
at Va. Wesleyan
2/15 69-61 W
Guilford
2/18 76-54 W 11-0-1
Emory & Henry
2/19 77-38 W
4-2-2
vs Guilford
2/24 66-67 L
3-5-1
2-1-0
8-4-1
Individual Career History
Season
2010-11 TOTAL
MOLLY SHELLEY’S CAREER STATISTICS MORGAN, Holly
gp-gs
25-0 25-0
min/avg
386/15.4 386/15.4
Total fg-fga
51-99 51-99
pct
.515 .515
3-Point fg-fga
13-43 13-43
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: Points: 14, at Emory & Henry -- 1/15/11 Rebounds: 10, vs Manchester -- 12/19/10 Assists: 3, Virginia Wesleyan -- 12/01/10; vs Manchester -- 12/19/10
pct
.302 .302
F-Throws ft-fta pct
13-18 13-18
.722 .722
off
23 23
Rebounds def tot
42 42
65 65
avg
2.6 2.6
pf
27 27
fo
0 0
ast
22 22
to
32 32
blk
3 3
2011-12 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
stl
17 17
Scoring pts avg
128 5.1 128 5.1
27
BRIDGEWATER EAGLES
Student-Athletes
#32
Rebecca Reifsnider Forward
5-9
Sophomore
Hometown: Keymar, Maryland High School: Home Schooled
Reifsnider’s Roadmap 2010-11: Played in 23 games on the year...Averaged 2.3 points and 2.0 rebounds per game...Approached double-figures with a nine point performance against Virginia Wesleyan. Prep: Averaged a double-double (14.8 ppg, 10 rpg)…Maryland Christian School All-Tournament team…Mountain View Christian Academy MVP…Made the Dean’s List at Carroll Community College. Persona: Daughter of Jon and Deb Reifsnider…Has one sibling, Sarah…Majoring in Nutrition and Wellness.
Rebecca’s Career Highs Points: 9, Virginia Wesleyan -- 12/01/10 Rebounds: 4, Hollins -- 01/07/11 ; at Guilford -- 01/14/11 ; Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 Assists: 2, Lynchburg -- 11/23/10 ; at Eastern Mennonite -- 11/29/10 Steals: 1, Hollins -- 01/07/11 ; at Averett University -- 12/14/10 ; vs Ottawa -- 12/18/10 Blocks: 1, at Roanoke College -- 1-4-11 ; Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 FG made: 3, Hollins -- 01/07/11 ; at Randolph College -- 12/4/10 FG attempts: 4, Hollins -- 01/07/11 ; at Randolph College -- 12/4/10 FT made: 5, Virginia Wesleyan -- 12/01/10 FT attempts: 6, Virginia Wesleyan -- 12/01/10
28
BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE
Opponent
Date Score WL P-R-A
Mary Baldwin
11/18 79-45 W
Lynchburg
11/23 88-70 W 8-3-2
at Emu
11/29 62-42 W
2-1-2
Va. Wesleyan
12/1 80-55 W
9-2-1
at Randolph
12/4 77-62 W
6-1-0
at Averett
12/14 63-56 W
0-2-0
vs Ottawa
12/18 85-67 W
2-2-0
vs Manchester
12/19 73-56 W
0-2-0
at Roanoke
1/4
2-1-0
HOLLINS
1/7 89-63 W 6-4-0
Student-Athletes
at Guilford
67-87 L
2-4-0
Coaches
at Wash. and Lee 1/8
63-65 L
2011 Season Preview
2010-11 Game-By-Game
2-2-1
1/14 76-48 W
2-4-0
at Emory & Henry 1/15 90-56 W
2-2-0
at Southern Va.
1/20 69-46 W
1-4-0
at R-MC
1/22 56-69 L
0-1-0
EMU
1/25 85-80 W 0-0-0
at Lynchburg
1/28 63-59 W
Roanoke
2/1 85-68 W 0-0-0
at Hollins
2/4
81-56 W
3-1-0
Wash. and Lee
2/5
67-59 W
DNP
Randolph
2/8 71-30 W 2-6-0
R-MC
2/12 72-68 W 0-0-1
at Va. Wesleyan
2/15 69-61 W
Guilford
2/18 76-54 W 4-1-0
Emory & Henry
2/19 77-38 W
3-1-0
vs Guilford
2/24 66-67 L
0-1-0
DNP
DNP
Individual Career History
Season
2010-11 TOTAL
REBECCA REIFSNIDER’S CAREER STATISTICS REIFSNIDER, Rebecca
gp-gs
23-0 23-0
min/avg
224/9.7 224/9.7
Total fg-fga
19-37 19-37
pct
.514 .514
3-Point fg-fga
0-0 0-0
pct
.000 .000
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: Points: 9, Virginia Wesleyan -- 12/01/10 Rebounds: 4, Hollins -- 01/07/11; at Guilford -- 01/14/11; Mary Baldwin -- 11/18/10 Assists: 2, Lynchburg -- 11/23/10; at Eastern Mennonite -- 11/29/10
F-Throws ft-fta pct
18-22 18-22
.818 .818
off
10 10
Rebounds def tot
35 35
45 45
avg
2.0 2.0
pf
14 14
fo
0 0
ast
7 7
to
18 18
blk
2 2
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stl
5 5
Scoring pts avg
56 2.4 56 2.4
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Student-Athletes
#11
Lindsay Torbeck Guard
5-6
Freshman
Hometown: Baltimore, Maryland High School: The Catholic High School of Baltimore
Torbeck’s Tale Prep: Played on a squad that was the IAAM state runner-up in 2011...Scored 733 career points and pulled down 20 rebounds...2011 IAAM All-Star. Personal: Daughter of Scott and Tracie Torbeck...Has one sibling, Courtney... Majoring in health and exercise science... Born May 30, 1993.
Off the Court with Lindsay Favorite Food: Chicken nuggets. When you were younger what were you always getting in trouble for? Picking on my sister. What did you think when you first met Coach Willi? She was really nice and easy to talk to. What do you do in your free time? Sleep and watch TV. What do you want to do after graduation? Attend the University of Maryland for PT school. If you could bring one thing from your hometown to Bridgewater, what would it be? Maryland Crab Cakes. What is your goal in life? Become a physical therapist and have a family.
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Emily Ashcraft Forward
5-10
2011 Season Preview
#12
Freshman
Hometown: Ladysmith, Virginia High School: Caroline
Coaches
Ashcraft’s Adjectives
Student-Athletes
Prep: Played on a Caroline squad that was the Battlefield district runner-up in 2011...Averaged 10.8 points per game and 11.2 rebounds per game as a senior... Second team All-District selection... Honorable mention All-Area...Scored 939 career points and pulled down 899 rebounds...National Honor Society member. Personal: Daughter of Percy and Cynthia Ashcraft...Has two siblings, Molly and Reeve...Majoring in health and exercise science...Born April 16, 1993.
Off the Court with Emily Favorite Food: Spaghetti When you were younger what were you always getting in trouble for? Talking too much What did you think when you first met Coach Willi? She had a strong passion for the game and seemed like a great coach. What do you do in your free time? Photography, hang out with friends and family, read and sleep. What do you want to do after graduation? Travel and potentially work or volunteer for a relief organization. If you could bring one thing from your hometown to Bridgewater, what would it be? My kitty, Sofie.
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Student-Athletes
#22
Kelsey Taylor Forward
5-10
Freshman
Hometown: Nokesville, Virginia High School: Brentsville
Taylor’s Tidbits Prep: Played on a Brentsville squad that reached the regional tournament...One of the top scorers in Prince William County history...Second team All-Region as a senior...First team All-Region as a senior. Personal: Daughter of Craig and Jeanette Taylor...Has one sibling, Ethan...Father Craig played football at Shippensburg University (Pa.)...Born, May 20, 1993... Majoring in liberal studies.
Off the Court with Kelsey Favorite Food: Pickles When you were younger what were you always getting in trouble for? Not listening the first time. What did you think when you first met Coach Willi? She was exciting and nice. What do you do in your free time? Sleep and eat. What do you want to do after graduation? be a teacher and coach. If you could bring one thing from your hometown to Bridgewater, what would it be? My dog. What is your goal in life? To be happy. Who has influenced you the most in your life? My family.
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Kelsie Floyd Forward
5-8
2011 Season Preview
#23
Freshman
Hometown: Stuarts Draft, Virginia High School: Riverheads
Coaches
Floyd’s Facts
Student-Athletes
Prep: Played on a Riverheads team that reached the VHSL Final Four in 2011 and claimed the District and Regional championship in 2010...Second team All-State...District Player of the Year...First team All-Region. Personal: Daughter of Gary and Crystal Floyd...Has three siblings, Tammi Glover and Derek and Kyle Floyd...Majoring in health and exercise science...Born March 17, 1993.
Off the Court with Kelsie Favorite Food: Tacos and mozzerella sticks. When you were younger what were you always getting in trouble for? Pulling decorations off of the Christmas tree. What did you think when you first met Coach Willi? She told me how hard the team works and how much time we spend in the gym and I was excited and scared. What do you do in your free time? I tweet. What do you want to do after graduation? Go to either PT school or study ultrasound. If you could bring one thing from your hometown to Bridgewater, what would it be? The pony in the field across from my house.
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Student-Athletes
#24
Kelly Hughes Guard
5-11
Freshman
Hometown: Annandale, Virginia High School: Annandale
Hughes’ Heroics Prep: Played on an Annandale team that reached the regional tournament four straight years...Two-time All-district selection...Also played softball and was an All-District choice. Personal: Daughter of Patrick and Karen Hughes...Born, August 7, 1993...Majoring in psychology.
Off the Court with Kelly Favorite Food: Quesidillas When you were younger what were you always getting in trouble for? Not going to sleep. What did you think when you first met Coach Willi? She was really sweet and energetic. What do you do in your free time? Hangout with my friends. What do you want to do after graduation? I’d like to travel to Dublin. If you could bring one thing from your hometown to Bridgewater, what would it be? My puppy, Cager. What is your goal in life? To be successful. Who has influenced you the most in your life? My mother.
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Shannan Thorne Center
6-0
2011 Season Preview
#31
Freshman
Hometown: Cross Junction, Virginia High School: James Wood
Coaches
Thorne’s Thoughts
Student-Athletes
Prep: Holds the career rebounds record at James Wood...Also holds single season records in rebounds (378) and steals (93)...Two-time VHSL AA State Track and Field Championships qualifer...Coached by Rhonda Slider. Personal: Has three siblings, Jamel, James and Marlyah...Majoring in biology... Born March 9, 1993.
Off the Court with Shannan Favorite Food: Pop Tarts When you were younger what were you always getting in trouble for? Talking back. What did you think when you first met Coach Willi? I thought she was very nice. What do you do in your free time? I like to just relax. What do you want to do after graduation? I plan to go to grad school. If you could bring one thing from your hometown to Bridgewater, what would it be? My best friend. What is your goal in life? To be successful Who has influenced you the most in your life? My friends and family.
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Student-Athletes
#44
Cat Snead Center
6-1
Freshman
Hometown: Blackstone, Virginia High School: Nottoway
Snead’s Stuff Prep: First team All-Conference selection. Personal: Daughter of James and Christina Snead...Has six brothers and one sister...Majoring in health and exercise science and Spanish.
Off the Court with Cat Favorite Food: You seriously want me to narrow it down to one? When you were younger what were you always getting in trouble for? Talking to strangers. What do you do in your free time? Free time. What is that? I don’t have any. What do you want to do after graduation? Ummm, be successful. If you could bring one thing from your hometown to Bridgewater, what would it be? All of the memories of my hometown. What is your goal in life?To be like Jesus. Who has influenced you the most in your life? My foster family. What’s your best non-athletic talent? Playing guitar, smiling.
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The College
Strength and Conditioning Maintaining top physical condition is the job of the strength and conditioning staff. The goal of the strength and conditioning staff is to reduce the risk of athletic injury, develop the force potential (strength and power) of each athlete, enhance the specific movement patterns related to their activity and address the energy needs for each sport. Ultimately, the staff intends to maximize the athletic potential of each of our student athletes.
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Joe Soltis
The College employees three staff members in the Strength and Conditioning office.
Jack Johnson
Athletic Training Barbara Long
College athletics has evolved to the point where total physical preparation is necessary to be successful. Bridgewater employs a fivemember athletic training staff. Under the tutilege of Director Barbara Long, the group of Sarah Cook, Chase Hale, Ellen Hicks and Scott Powers serve as Assistant Athletic Trainers for the entire Bridgewater College Athletics Department.
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Chase Hale
Ellen Hicks
Scott Powers
70
Bridgewater employs five Certified Athletic Trainers. Each sport has an ATC that is assigned to their sport, providing nearly full-time coverage to each of the Eagles’ 20 sports teams. Bridgewater’s ATCs have more than 70 years of cumulative professional experience in high schools, colleges, outpatient orthopedic clinics, medical sales, physician extenders and elite sports with the US Olympic Training Center and USA Wrestling Federation.
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