Widener 2012-13 Women's Basketball Media Guide by Derek Crudele

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McDaniel Tip-Off Tournament (Westminster, MD) vs. Delaware Valley 8:00 pm vs. McDaniel/Emory & Henry 1:00p/3:00p Penn State Brandywine 7:00 pm Elizabethtown * 6:00 pm at Lebanon Valley * 1:00 pm at Swarthmore 7:00 pm at Albright * 6:00 pm Stevenson * 1:00 pm at Arcadia * 6:00 pm Rowan 1:00 pm MSU Holiday Tournament (Montclair, NJ) vs. Vassar 8:00 pm vs. Montclair State/Washington (MD) 1:00p/3:00p Lycoming * 1:00 pm Alvernia * 6:00 pm at Hood * 1:00 pm at Messiah * 6:00 pm Albright * 1:00 pm Lebanon Valley * 6:00 pm at Lycoming * 1:00 pm at Stevenson * 6:00 pm Hood * 1:00 pm at Elizabethtown * 6:00 pm at Alvernia * 1:00 pm Messiah * 6:00 pm Arcadia * 1:00 pm Commonwealth Conference First Round Commonwealth Conference Semifinals Commonwealth Conference Final

* Commonwealth Conference game Home Games in Bold Schedule is subject to change

2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents / Quick Facts / Directions.................................1 Head Coach...................................................................................2 Assistant Coaches............................................................................3 2012-13 Roster..............................................................................4 2012-13 Preview............................................................................5 The 2012-13 Pride................................................................... 6-12 Patrons.........................................................................................12 2011-12 Stats...............................................................................13 2011-12 Results...........................................................................14 Records.........................................................................................15 NCAA Tournament Results / All-Time Coaches / Awards...........16

Jennifer Egee Directions to Widener • From Philadelphia: Take I-95 South to I-476 North and MacDade Boulevard. Turn west onto MacDade Boulevard and follow the Widener University sign. After three traffic lights, MacDade Boulevard becomes East 22nd Street. At the fourth traffic light, turn left onto Providence Avenue, Route 320 South, and follow the Widener University sign. Turn left onto East 14th Street into the main entrance. From Western and Northern PA: Follow the PA Turnpike to Exit 331A, I-476. Take I-476 South toward Chester to Exit 1. Turn west onto MacDade Blvd. and follow the Widener Univ. sign. After three traffic lights, MacDade Blvd. becomes East 22nd Street. At the fourth traffic light, turn left onto Providence Ave., Route 320 South, and follow the Widener Univ. sign. Turn left onto East 14th Street into the main entrance. From New York, Northern New Jersey and New England: Take the New Jersey Turnpike South to Exit 2. Proceed on Route 322 West across the Commodore Barry Bridge. Coming off the bridge, follow signs for I-95 North and Philadelphia. Take I-95 North to Exit 6 (Routes 320 & 352). At the first traffic light, turn left over bridge. Bear right at the fork on other side of bridge. Go to the first traffic light and turn right onto East 14th Street into the main entrance.

GENERAL INFORMATION Address...........................................................One University Place .......................................................................... Chester, PA 19013 Enrollment..................................................... 3,200 undergraduates Founded...................................................... 1821, Wilmington, DE Colors...........................................................Widener Blue & Gold Nickname............................................................................... Pride Affiliation.......................................................... NCAA Division III Home Court.......................................................... Schwartz Center Conference................................. Middle Atlantic (Commonwealth) 2011-12 Records.......................... 18-9 (10-4 Commonwealth, 3rd) Letterwinners Returning/Lost.............................12/3 (Starters, 5/0) ADMINISTRATION President......................................................Dr. James T. Harris III Athletic Director............................................................ Jack Shafer Assistant A.D./Sr Woman Admin......... Larissa Gillespie ‘98, M ‘00 Assistant Athletic Director....................................Chris Carideo ‘96 Athletic Trainer.................................. A.J. Duffy III, MS, ATC, PT Equipment Manager.................................................. Charlie Evans Team Physician............................................Dr. L. Luke Cellini ‘59 Team Orthopedic Consultant...................... Dr. James M. Zurbach Sports Information Director......................................Derek Crudele Office Phone............................................................. 610-499-4436 Fax............................................................................ 610-499-4481 Cell/Home Phone..................................................... 215-880-4377 E-Mail.........................................................dacrudele@widener.edu Web Address............................................. www.WidenerPride.com Sports Information Hotline................................. 610-499-4600 (2) COACHING STAFF Head Coach................................................................ Alisa Kintner Alma Mater......................................................Delaware Valley, ‘01 E-mail................................................adibonaventura@widener.edu Overall Record (Seasons)...............................................139-102 (9) Record at School (Seasons)............................................139-102 (9) Assistants................................. Andrew Johnson, Nikki Carden ‘04, ......................................................... John Simons, Becky Tyler ‘10 Phone........................................................................ 610-499-4428 From Delaware, Maryland and Washington, DC: Take I-95 North to Exit 6 (Routes 320 & 352). At first traffic light, turn left over bridge. Bear right at the fork on other side of bridge. Go to the first traffic light and turn right onto East 14th Street into the main entrance. From Southern New Jersey: Take the Atlantic City Expressway to I-295 South to the Commodore Barry Bridge. Follow signs for I-95 North and Philadelphia. Take I-95 North to Exit 6 (Routes 320 & 352). At the first traffic light, turn left over bridge. Bear right at the fork on other side of bridge. Go to the first traffic light and turn right onto East 14th Street into the main entrance. From Harrisburg: Follow I-76 East (exiting the Pennsylvania Turnpike at Valley Forge) to Exit 331A (I-476 South). Follow I-476 South to Exit 1 (MacDade Boulevard). Go right off the exit onto MacDade Boulevard West and follow the Widener University sign. After three traffic lights, MacDade Boulevard becomes East 22nd Street. At the fourth traffic light, turn left onto Providence Avenue, Route 320 South, and follow the Widener University sign. Turn left onto East 14th Street into the main entrance.

Credits: The 2012-13 Women’s Basketball Media Guide was produced by the Widener University Sports Information Department. Photography by John Ferko ‘80, Greg Carroccio, Al Zacharka and Mike Landis. Printed by Gazette Printing; Indiana, PA. Information current as of October 2012.

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COACHING STAFF

Alisa Kintner • Head Coach Alisa (DiBonaventura) Kintner has built an impressive resume the last 10 years for Widener’s women’s basketball team. With many key players back, she is hoping the squad can put together another successful run. Owner of a 139-102 career record, she paid immediate dividends in her first campaign. The 2003-04 team finished 18-10 en route to winning the Commonwealth Conference championship and clinching the school’s second trip to the NCAA Tournament. It was in 2008-09 that she helped the team to another league title. The Pride also closed 18-10 in gaining a trip to the big dance, again winning two conference tournament games on the road. For her effort, she was named the league’s Coach of the Year. The 2009-10 squad again made it to postseason and notched its first such victory, upending Gwynedd-Mercy in the ECAC South Tournament quarterfinals. The 2004-05 team went to the ECAC South Tournament for the second of her four postseason trips. In the summer of 2009, she served as head coach of a squad as part of the USA Athletes International Tour in Barbados. The Pride in 2012 saw junior Kate Dellinger named an Academic-All America, Honorable Mention WBCA All-America as well as Commonwealth Conference Player of the Year. The Pride that season advanced to the conference final. She arrived at Widener after two seasons at Delaware Valley College, her alma mater, as an assistant coach. At Delaware Valley, the team went 16-12 in 2002 and reached the Freedom Conference championship game for the first time in school history. The Aggies upset seventh-ranked King’s in the semifinals before a one-point loss to Scranton in the final. Delaware Valley went 11-16 the following year and reached the conference tournament for the fourth time in a five-year span, winning five of its last six games. She had a storied playing career at Delaware Valley from 19982001. She capped her senior season by becoming the first Aggie in any sport to be named Kodak All-America. That season, she also received citations as a D3Hoops.com AllAmerica, the Freedom Conference co-Player of the Year and ECAC

2003-04 $..............................................18-10 2004-05 %.............................................15-12 2005-06.................................................15-11 2006-07...................................................9-16 2007-08.................................................11-15 2008-09 $..............................................18-10 2009-10 %.............................................16-12 2010-11...................................................19-7 2011-12...................................................18-9 Total................................................ 139-102 $ Commonwealth Conference champions NCAA Tournament participants % ECAC Southern Tournament participants

Southern Region Player of the Year. In dishing a conference-record 237 assists that season, she was named first team All-Freedom Conference after earning second-team honors as a sophomore and junior. Delaware Valley in 2000-01 enjoyed a school-record 21-6 campaign that saw it advance to the Freedom Conference Tournament for the second time in three years. In helping pace the team to the ECAC title, she was named tournament MVP. The Aggies went 6-18 the year prior to her arrival and 18-9 in 1998-99. The team qualified for the Middle Atlantic Conference Tournament and reached the ECAC final. On January 30, 1999, she notched a conference-record 17 assists against Lycoming, becoming the 11th player in NCAA history to reach that plateau. A two-time captain, she led the NCAA with 8.5 assists per game in 1999-2000 and 8.8 assists per contest in 2000-01. She finished her career with 636 assists, still the highest mark in MAC and Delaware Valley history. Her career mark of 8.2 assists per game is third in NCAA Division III annals. She also holds Delaware Valley’s single-season record with 72 three-pointers in 2000-01 and 105 steals in 1998-99. She ranks sixth all-time in Delaware Valley history with 986 points and wrapped her career with 1,131 points, including 145 as a freshman at Division II Slippery Rock. Delaware Valley in September 2009 recognized her accomplishments by inducting her into the school’s Athletics Hall of Fame. While at Slippery Rock in 1997-98, she started all 27 games and ranked ninth in Division II with 6.4 assists per contest. She graduated from Delaware Valley College in 2001 with a B.S. in Business Education.

Induction into Delaware Valley College’s Athletics Hall of Fame on September 5, 2009. She is pictured with her college coach Laura Hogan.

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COACHING STAFF Andrew Johnson is in his 10th season with the women’s basketball coaching staff.

He is responsible for assisting with game day

preparation, film exchange and recruiting. Johnson is a graduate of Lock Haven University, where he received a degree in Sport Administration. At Lock Haven, he was a member of the cross country and track teams, and also was a student coach with the men’s basketball squad for two years. Johnson resides in Prospect Park, PA.

Nikki Carden, a two-time all-conference player, is in her ninth year as an assistant coach for the Pride. Carden had a standout three-year run for Widener University, in which she totaled 910 points after transferring from UMBC. She had a breakout senior campaign in 2003-04. She drilled a school-record 56 three-pointers, helping Widener capture the Commonwealth Conference title and advance to the NCAA Tournament. Carden scored a career-high 31 points and netted her 1,000th collegiate point in the semifinals at No. 5 Messiah. She ended that season being named first team all-conference and honorable mention All-ECAC. Carden finished her career with 125 three-pointers, still the second-best mark in school history.

John Simons is in his ninth year as an assistant coach for the Pride. Simons has enjoyed a successful career that started as an assistant at Princeton in 1985. He also was at Philadelphia Textile (now Philadelphia University) from 1987-89 and at the University of Pennsylvania from 1989-94. Simons graduated from Rider University in 1983 and received his Master’s from the United States Sports Academy in 1985. He lives in Prospect Park, PA with his wife Janice, son John and daughter Emily. Becky Tyler is in her third season as an assistant coach for Widener. Tyler had a standout career for the Pride, ending with 792 points, 641 rebounds and a .404 shooting percentage. She competed in 106 games during her career, starting 94, and averaged 7.5 points per game to go with 6.0 rebounds per contest. In 2008, Tyler was named second team All-Commonwealth Conference. She finished 19th in the league with 8.1 points per game, second with 7.7 rebounds per contest, 13th with a .644 free throw percentage, second with 3.16 offensive rebounds per game and seventh with 28.00 minutes per contest. Tyler also notched five double-doubles that season. Tyler graduated Widener in 2010 with a degree in Sport Management.

Andrew Johnson Assistant Coach

Nikki Carden Assistant Coach

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John Simons Assistant Coach

Becky Tyler Assistant Coach

ROSTER No. 3 * 4 * 5 * 10 * 11 ** 12 * 14 * 15 20 21 *** 22 * 23 24 *** 31 *** 32 33 ***

Name Raven Jones Ally Ferrucci Joanna Persiano Paige Davis Jennifer Egee Aleia Glick Courtney Colella Brianna Wylie Nikki Sutliff Lil Carney Kristina Reiter Caitlin Horan Vanessa Hejnas Francesca Lee Sarah Engman Kate Dellinger

Cl. So. So. Jr. So. Jr. So. So. Fr. Fr. Sr. So. So. Sr. Sr. Fr. Sr.

Pos. G G G G G G F F G G G F/C F G/F F G

Ht. 5-1 5-2 5-7 5-2 5-9 5-6 6-1 5-10 5-6 5-6 5-6 6-0 5-11 5-10 6-3 5-9

Hometown/Previous School Sicklerville, NJ/Timber Creek Vineland, NJ/Sacred Heart Absecon, NJ/Holy Spirit Newark, DE/St. Elizabeth Ridley Park, PA/Ridley Franklinville, NJ/Delsea Cinnaminson, NJ/Cinnaminson Mount Laurel, NJ/Lenape Sweet Valley, PA/Lake-Lehman Narberth, PA/Lower Merion Sewell, NJ/Gloucester Catholic Morristown, NJ/Morristown Delran, NJ/Delran Hainesport, NJ/Rancocas Valley Bryn Mawr, PA/Woodlynde Wrightsville, PA/Eastern York

Major Criminal Justice Education Education Chemistry Business Management Pre-Physical Therapy Nursing Communication Biomedical Engineering Business Management Psychology/Pre-Physical Therapy Human Resources Civil Engineering Education Psychology/Pre-Physical Therapy Psychology/Pre-Physical Therapy

Head Coach: Alisa Kintner (Delaware Valley, ’01), 10th season Assistants: Andrew Johnson, John Simons, Becky Tyler ‘10, Nikki Carden ‘04 Captains: Lil Carney, Kate Dellinger, Vanessa Hejnas, Francesca Lee Managers: Lauren Dellaquila, Geneva McCoy

Front Row (L-R): Francesca Lee, Kate Dellinger, Lil Carney, Vanessa Hejnas. Back Row (L-R): Assistant coach John Simons, assistant coach Andrew Johnson, head coach Alisa Kintner, assistant coach Becky Tyler.

By Class Seniors (4): Lil Carney Kate Dellinger Vanessa Hejnas Francesca Lee Juniors (2): Jennifer Egee Joanna Persiano Sophomores (7): Courtney Colella Paige Davis Ally Ferrucci Aleia Glick Caitlin Horan Raven Jones Kristina Reiter Freshmen (3): Sarah Engman Nikki Sutliff Brianna Wylie pro-NUN-c-A-shun: Vanessa Hejnas HEY-nas Jennifer Egee IG-e

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PREVIEW Widener this season is looking at some very high expectations after playing last year for the Commonwealth Conference title. The team returns all of its starters and many quality players off the bench in hopes of returning to the NCAA Tournament. The Pride’s hopes begin with senior guard Kate Dellinger, who last season was named Honorable Mention All-America, Academic All-America and conference Player of the Year. One of the school’s hardest-working and most dedicated student-athletes in any sport, she has made a determined effort to walk out of Widener with a conference title. She closed third in the league last season in points per game, first in steals per contest, seventh in rebounds per game, 15th in assists per contest and 14th in free throw percentage. Another senior standout at guard is Lil Carney, who is the school’s leader with 355 career assists. A two-time all-league player, Carney again played great at point guard last season with 112 assists and was one of two players to start all 27 contests. She also averaged 9.5 points and 4.1 rebounds per game. Senior center Vanessa Hejnas had a monster year in which she was tabbed second team all-conference. A dominant player who defenses have to adjust around, Hejnas averaged 10.1 points and 6.4 rebounds per game last season to go with a .523 shooting percentage. Senior Francesca Lee gives the Pride plenty of options at both forward and guard. She too will be a key player this year as witnessed by her 5.5 points and 5.3 rebounds per contest last season.

Junior Jennifer Egee will be looked at for some key outside shots after averaging 7.9 points per contest last season. She buried 33 percent of her three-point attempts and was one of seven players to compete in all 27 contests last season. Sophomore Ally Ferrucci is another weapon for the Pride at point guard and again will see time in that role. She ended last season with just under three assists per contest and started in nine contests. Sophomores Courtney Colella and Kristina Reiter also are capable of scoring key baskets off the bench. Sophomores Raven Jones, Paige Davis and Aleia Glick also look to be factors this season. Widener welcomes four newcomers in Caitlin Horan, Brianna Wylie, Sarah Engman and Nikki Sutliff. The Pride begin the season November 16 against Delaware Valley at the McDaniel Tip-Off Tournament and then face either McDaniel or Emory & Henry the next day. Commonwealth Conference play starts November 28 at home vs. Elizabethtown and ends February 16 at home vs. Arcadia. Widener makes a trip to North Jersey to play in the Montclair State Holiday Tournament December 29-30 against Vassar and either Washington (MD) or the host school. The top five teams in the league play in the conference tournament February 18-23.

The 2012-13 Pride • Front Row (L-R): Raven Jones, Ally Ferrucci, Francesca Lee, Kate Dellinger, Lil Carney, Aleia Glick, Paige Davis. Middle Row (L-R): Nikki Sutliff, assistant coach Andrew Johnson, head coach Alisa Kintner, assistant coach Becky Tyler, assistant coach John Simons, Joanna Persiano. Back Row (L-R): Kristina Reiter, Jennifer Egee, Courtney Colella, Vanessa Hejnas, Sarah Engman, Caitlin Horan, Brianna Wylie.

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Lil Carney

Senior • Guard • 5-6 • Narberth, PA • Lower Merion Career Highs Points. .......... 26, twice, last at Neumann (11/24/10) Rebounds...... 10, vs. Kean (12/28/09) Assists. .......... 14, vs. Rowan (12/18/10)

Steals............ 7, vs. Albright (1/13/10) 3-Pointers..... 3, eight times, last at Lycoming (2/11/12) Blocks........... 3, at Cabrini (11/15/10)

Notes: Is the school’s all-time leader with 355 assists. As a Junior in 2011-12: Closed second in the Commonwealth Conference with 4.1 assists per game, 18th with 9.5 points per contest, ninth with a .753 free throw percentage, fourth with 2.4 steals per game and first with a 1.5 assist-to-turnover ratio... Scored in double figures seven of the last eight games, including a season-high 20 points at Lycoming (2/11)... Netted 18 points on 8-of-11 shooting with nine assists at Alvernia (1/28)... Scored 18 points and went 11-for-13 from the line against Alvernia (11/30)... Grabbed eight rebounds in consecutive games against Montclair State (12/29) and Cabrini (1/5)... Pilfered six steals in the conference final at Lebanon Valley (2/25). As a Sophomore in 2010-11: Named first team All-Commonwealth Conference and broke the school record with 147 assists... Played in all 26 games with 25 starts... Finished second in the league with 5.7 assists per game, seventh with a .763 free throw percentage and 11th with 10.6 points per contest... Led the team with 12 blocks... Scored a career-high 26 points on 9-of-19 shooting and added a season-high nine rebounds at Neumann (11/24)... Recorded nine rebounds in three straight games (11/24-12/1)... Broke the school record with 14 assists vs. Rowan (12/18)... Totaled 18 points and 10 assists vs. Elizabethtown (1/22)... Scored in double figures in six straight games (1/22-2/12). As a Freshman in 2009-10: Named first team All-Commonwealth Conference, the league’s Rookie of the Year and D3Hoops.com Mid-Atlantic Region Rookie of the Year... Started all 28 games... Finished tied for fifth in the conference with 3.43 assists per game, seventh with a .773 free throw percentage, 10th with 1.86 steals per game and 12th with 11.1 points per game... Scored in double figures 17 times... Dropped a season-high 26 points to go with eight rebounds, seven steals and five assists over 37 minutes vs. Albright (1/13)... Recorded a double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds vs. Kean (12/28)... Dished nine assists at King’s (11/30). Personal: Majoring in Business Management. GP-GS FG-A Pct. 2009-10 28-28 93-269 .346 2010-11 26-25 90-263 .342 2011-12 27-27 86-257 .335 Totals 81-80 269-789 .341

3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO B ST Pts. Avg. 39-124 .315 85-110 .773 131-4.7 96 105 3 52 310 11.1 25-94 .266 71-93 .763 104-4.0 147 107 12 38 276 10.6 21-80 .263 64-85 .753 112-4.1 112 73 4 64 257 9.5 85-298 .285 220-288 .764 347-4.3 355 285 19 154 843 10.4

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Kate Dellinger

Senior • Guard • 5-9 • Wrightsville, PA • Eastern York Career Highs Points. .......... 31, at Eastern (12/10/11) Rebounds...... 19, at Wesley (12/18/10) Assists. .......... 6, vs. Elizabethtown (1/22/11)

Steals............ 7, twice, last at Lycoming (2/11/12) 3-Pointers..... 5, vs. Lebanon Valley (2/14/12) Blocks........... 3, vs. Arcadia (2/15/11)

As a Junior in 2011-12: Named Honorable Mention WBCA All-America, second team Capital One CoSIDA Academic All-America, Commonwealth Conference Player of the Year, Philadelphia Inquirer Women’s Basketball Performer of the Year, second team D3Hoops.com AllMid-Atlantic Region and second team ECAC All-South Region... Closed third in the league with 13.6 points per game, first with 2.9 steals per contest, seventh with 7.4 rebounds per game, 15th with 2.1 assists per contest and 14th with a .727 free throw percentage... Ended with six double-doubles... Closed with a career-high 31 points along with 11 rebounds and going 15-for-21 from the line at Eastern (12/10)... Had 23 points and 12 rebounds against Wesley (11/19)... Hauled in a season-high 13 rebounds at King’s (11/28) and at Rowan (12/17)... Notched a career-best seven steals against Alvernia (11/30) and at Lycoming (2/11)... Named to the MAC Academic Honor Roll. As a Sophomore in 2010-11: Named first team All-Commonwealth Conference, second team All-ECAC South Region, second team Capital One CoSIDA Academic All-District and to the Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Team... Started in all 19 games played... Led the team with 17.1 points per game, 7.8 rebounds per contest, 40 steals and an .820 free throw percentage... Finished second on the squad with 10 blocks and 51 assists... Scored in double figures 17 times... Recorded six double-doubles... Scored a career-high 30 points at Alvernia (1/19)... Hauled in a career-high 19 rebounds at Wesley (12/28)... Named to the Middle Atlantic Conference Academic Honor Roll. As a Freshman in 2009-10: Played in all 28 games with 11 starts... Averaged 7.9 points and 5.1 rebounds per game... Scored in double figures 10 times... Finished second on the team with 32 steals, third with 88 field goals and third in rebounds... Recorded two double-doubles... Posted season highs of 21 points and 11 rebounds vs. Elizabethtown (2/13)... Closed with 15 points and 11 rebounds at Lycoming (2/20)... Notched eight points, five assists and nine rebounds vs. Gwynedd-Mercy (3/3). Personal: Majoring in Psychology/Pre-Physical Therapy. GP-GS FG-A Pct. 2009-10 28-11 88-252 .349 2010-11 19-19 114-291 .392 2011-12 26-26 124-362 .343 Totals 73-56 326-905 .360

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3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO B ST Pts. Avg. 7-45 .156 39-51 .765 143-5.1 33 64 5 32 222 7.9 24-62 .387 73-89 .820 148-7.8 51 55 10 40 325 17.1 25-87 .287 80-110 .727 192-7.4 55 63 9 75 353 13.6 56-194 .289 192-250 .768 483-6.6 139 182 24 147 900 12.3

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Vanessa Hejnas

Senior • Forward/Center • 5-11 • Delran, NJ • Delran Career Highs Points. .......... 21, vs. Swarthmore (11/15/11) Rebounds...... 16, at Lycoming (1/8/11) Assists. .......... 4, vs. Arcadia (1/18/12)

Steals............ 6, twice, last at Albright (2/18/12) 3-Pointers..... 0 Blocks........... 3, vs. Elizabethtown (2/1/12)

As a Junior in 2011-12: Named second team All-Commonwealth Conference... Closed 10th in the league with 10.1 points per game, ninth with 6.4 rebounds per contest, third with a .523 shooting percentage and tied for eighth with 16 blocked shots... Scored a career-high 21 points on 9-of-11 shooting in the opener vs. Swarthmore (11/15)... Had a season-high 14 rebounds to go with 10 points against Arcadia (1/18)... Netted 20 points on 9-of-14 shooting vs. Neumann (11/22)... Had six steals vs. Alvernia (12/3) and Albright (2/18)... Named to the Middle Atlantic Conference Academic Honor Roll. As a Sophomore in 2010-11: Competed in all 26 games with 25 starts... Ended eighth in the conference with 7.1 rebounds per game, 10th with a .429 field goal percentage and 24th with 8.3 points per contest... Closed third on the team with eight blocks and tied for fourth with 24 steals... Recorded three double-doubles, including back-to-back games (12/18-12/28)... Scored a career-high 16 points to go with 13 rebounds, including 10 offensive, vs. Rowan (12/18)... Hauled in a career-high 16 rebounds at Lycoming (1/8)... Drilled the go-ahead jumper with 2.6 seconds left to help Widener top Alvernia (1/19)... Named to the Middle Atlantic Conference Academic Honor Roll. As a Freshman in 2009-10: Played in 26 games... Finished second on the team with nine blocks... Scored a season-high 11 points and had eight rebounds at Messiah (1/9)... Grabbed 10 rebounds vs. William Paterson (1/6)... Totaled nine points and eight rebounds at Rowan (12/18). Personal: Majoring in Civil Engineering... Four-year letterwinner at goalkeeper on the soccer team. GP-GS FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO B ST Pts. Avg. 2009-10 26-0 40-87 .460 0-0 .000 20-45 .444 95-3.7 9 27 9 16 100 3.8 2010-11 26-25 79-184 .429 0-0 .000 59-99 .596 184-7.1 15 53 8 24 217 8.3 2011-12 27-27 114-218 .523 0-0 .000 46-79 .582 174-6.4 22 55 16 38 274 10.1 Totals 79-52 233-489 .476 0-0 .000 125-223 .561 451-5.7 46 135 33 78 591 7.5

Francesca Lee

Senior • Guard/Forward • 5-10 • Hainesport, NJ • Rancocas Valley Career Highs Points. .......... 15, twice, last at Albright (1/12/11) Rebounds...... 12, twice, last at Albright (1/12/11) Assists. .......... 3, twice, last at Albright (1/12/11)

Steals............ 5, at Elizabethtown (1/11/12) 3-Pointers..... 3, twice, last vs. Juniata (11/19/10) Blocks........... 2, vs. Albright (1/5/12)

As a Junior in 2011-12: Closed 15th in the conference with 5.3 rebounds per game... Played in 27 games with 26 starts... Scored in double figures five times, including a season-best 13 points against Cabrini (1/5)... Had 11 points and 11 rebounds vs. Neumann (11/22)... Hauled in 10 rebounds at Alvernia (1/28)... Netted 12 points on 6-of-8 shooting in the conference final at Lebanon Valley (2/25). As a Sophomore in 2010-11: Played in all 26 contests with 25 starts... Finished 11th in the conference with 6.4 rebounds per game... Closed third on the team with 26 steals... Scored in double figures seven times... Posted four double-doubles... Recorded career highs of 15 points and 12 rebounds at Albright (1/12)... Totaled 13 points, six rebounds and four steals at McDaniel (11/20). As a Freshman in 2009-10: Played in 27 games with three starts... Closed third on the team with 15 three-pointers... Scored a season-high 15 points in first collegiate start at St. Mary’s (MD) (11/22)... Totaled nine points and nine rebounds vs. Lebanon Valley (2/7). Personal: Majoring in Education. GP-GS FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO B ST Pts. Avg. 2009-10 27-3 50-138 .362 15-43 .349 30-52 .577 85-3.1 13 23 5 19 145 5.4 2010-11 26-25 63-143 .441 9-26 .346 44-73 .603 166-6.4 24 26 4 26 179 6.9 2011-12 27-26 59-153 .386 1-12 .083 29-60 .483 142-5.3 21 30 6 35 148 5.5 Totals 80-54 172-434 .396 25-81 .309 103-185 .557 393-4.9 58 79 15 80 472 5.9

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Jennifer Egee

Junior • Guard • 5-9 • Ridley Park, PA • Ridley Career Highs Points. .......... 22, at Lebanon Valley (2/25/12) Rebounds...... 7, vs. Swarthmore (11/15/11) Assists. .......... 3, four times, last at Albright (2/18/12)

Steals............ 3, five times, last vs. Leb. Val. (2/14/12) 3-Pointers..... 5, vs. Elizabethtown (2/1/12) Blocks........... 2, at Arcadia (12/1/10)

As a Sophomore in 2011-12: Finished 26th in the Commonwealth Conference with 7.9 points per game, seventh with a .326 three-point percentage and first with 44 three-pointers... Scored a career-high 22 points in the conference final at Lebanon Valley (2/25)... Ended a run in which she averaged 15.7 points over her last three contests... Scored 21 points on 8-of-9 shooting and canned a personal-best five 3-pointer against Elizabethtown (2/1)... Had a career-high seven rebounds in the season opener vs. Swarthmore (11/15). As a Freshman in 2010-11: Played in all 26 contests with 22 starts... Closed second in the conference with a .381 three-point field goal percentage and tied for 22nd with 8.6 points per game... Scored in double figures seven straight games (11/24-12/18), including her season high of 20 points twice... Shot 7-of-11 from the floor vs. Penn State Brandywine (12/8). Personal: Majoring in Business Management. Has one brother, Kevin, who played basketball at Penn and another, Steven, who played on Columbia’s basketball team. GP-GS FG-A Pct. 2010-11 26-22 77-191 .403 2011-12 27-1 71-193 .368 Totals 53-23 148-384 .385

3FG-A Pct. 48-126 .381 44-135 .326 92-261 .352

Joanna Persiano

FT-A Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO B ST Pts. Avg. 21-26 .808 71-2.7 22 40 5 14 223 8.6 26-37 .703 69-5.6 14 32 2 26 212 7.9 47-63 .746 140-2.6 36 72 7 40 435 8.2

Junior • Guard • 5-7 • Ventnor, NJ • Holy Spirit Career Highs Points. .......... 22, at Rowan (12/17/11) Rebounds...... 6, at King’s (11/28/11) Assists. .......... 6, vs. Wesley (11/19/11)

Steals............ 4, twice, last vs. Neumann (11/22/11) 3-Pointers..... 6, at Rowan (12/17/11) Blocks........... 1, twice, last vs. Cabrini (1/5/12)

As a Sophomore in 2011-12: Competed in 19 games with 18 starts... Netted career bests of 22 points and six 3-pointers at Rowan (12/17)... Scored 20 points in the opener vs. Swarthmore (11/15)... Grabbed six rebounds at King’s (11/28). As a Freshman in 2010-11: Played in 25 games with five starts... Finished fourth in the conference with a .345 three-point field goal percentage and 21st with 8.7 points per game... Ended tied for fourth on the team with 24 steals... Recorded season highs of 19 points, six rebounds, five assists and three steals at Swarthmore (11/17)... Scored in double figures 12 times, 11 of which came off the bench. Personal: Majoring in Education. GP-GS FG-A Pct. 2010-11 25-5 78-224 .348 2011-12 19-18 67-196 .342 Totals 44-23 145-420 .345

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3FG-A Pct. 49-142 .345 36-117 .308 85-259 .328

FT-A Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO B ST Pts. Avg. 13-20 .650 49-2.0 32 37 0 24 218 8.7 33-44 .750 50-2.6 38 49 2 29 203 10.7 46-64 .713 99-2.3 70 86 2 53 421 9.6

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Courtney Colella

Sophomore • Forward/Center • 6-1 • Cinnaminson, NJ • Cinnaminson Career Highs Points. .......... 12, at Penn State Brandywine (1/7/12) Rebounds...... 8, at Penn State Brandywine (1/7/12) Assists. .......... 2, three times, last at Leb. Val. (2/25/12)

Steals............ 2, three times, last at Lycoming (2/11/12) 3-Pointers..... 0 Blocks........... 3, at King’s (11/28/11)

As a Freshman in 2011-12: Competed in all 27 contests... Had 12 points and eight rebounds at Penn State Brandywine (1/7)... Netted 10 points at Albright (2/18). Personal: Majoring in Nursing. GP-GS 2011-12 27-0

FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. 36-78 .462 0-0 .000

FT-A Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO B ST Pts. Avg. 22-26 .846 96-3.6 14 20 16 10 94 3.5

Paige Davis

Sophomore • Guard • 5-2 • Newark, DE • St. Elizabeth Career Highs Points. .......... 2, at Penn State Brandywine (1/7/12) Rebounds...... 2, twice, last at Albright (2/18/12) Assists. .......... 2, at Penn State Brandywine (1/7/12)

Steals............ 2, at Penn State Brandywine (1/7/12) 3-Pointers..... 0 Blocks........... 0

As a Freshman in 2011-12: Competed in 10 contests for her first letter... Had two points, two assists and two steals at Penn State Brandywine (1/7)... Netted two points and grabbed two rebounds against Neumann (11/22). Personal: Majoring in Chemistry. GP-GS 2011-12 10-0

FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. 2-12 .167 0-3 .000

FT-A Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO B ST Pts. Avg. 1-2 .500 6-0.6 4 7 0 4 5 0.5

Ally Ferrucci

Sophomore • Guard • 5-2 • Vineland, NJ • Sacred Heart Career Highs Points. .......... 13, at Lycoming (2/11/12) Rebounds...... 4, five times, last vs. Leb. Val. (2/14/12) Assists. .......... 7, twice, last vs. Bridgewater St. (12/28/11)

Steals............ 4, vs. Arcadia (1/18/12) 3-Pointers..... 2, at Lycoming (2/11/12) Blocks........... 1, twice, last at Arcadia (2/8/12)

As a Freshman in 2011-12: Played in 27 games and started nine, including the last eight contests... Had 13 points, six assists and two 3-pointers at Lycoming (2/11)... Netted eight points vs. Neumann (11/22)... Dished seven assists vs. Albright (12/3) and Bridgewater State (12/28). Personal: Majoring in Education. GP-GS 2011-12 27-9

FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. 29-90 .322 7-29 .241

FT-A Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO B ST Pts. Avg. 45-67 .672 48-1.8 73 85 2 40 110 4.1

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Aleia Glick

Sophomore • Guard • 5-6 • Franklinville, NJ • Delsea Career Highs Points. .......... 0 Rebounds...... 2, twice, at Albright (2/18/12) Assists. .......... 1, three times, at Albright (2/18/12)

Steals............ 1, vs. Cabrini (1/5/12) 3-Pointers..... 0 Blocks........... 0

As a Freshman in 2011-12: Competed in nine contests for her first letter... Grabbed two rebounds against Lycoming (1/21) and Albright (2/18)... Had a steal vs. Cabrini (1/5). Personal: Majoring in Pre-Physical Therapy. GP-GS 2011-12 9-0

FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. 0-3 .000 0-0 .000

FT-A Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO B ST Pts. Avg. 0-2 .000 5-0.6 3 3 0 1 0 0.0

Raven Jones

Sophomore • Guard • 5-1 • Sicklerville, NJ • Timber Creek Career Highs Points. .......... 2, at Lycoming (2/11/12) Rebounds...... 2, vs. Cabrini (1/5/12) Assists. .......... 1, twice, last vs. Elizabethtown (2/1/12)

Steals............ 1, twice, vs. Elizabethtown (2/1/12) 3-Pointers..... 0 Blocks........... 1, twice, last at Arcadia (2/8/12)

As a Freshman in 2011-12: Competed in eight contests... Scored two points on her only shot and added two rebounds against Cabrini (1/5)... Netted two free throws at Lycoming (2/11). Personal: Majoring in Criminal Justice. GP-GS FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO B ST Pts. Avg. 2011-12 8-0 1-4 .250 0-1 .000 2-2 1.000 5-0.6 2 2 0 2 4 0.5

Kristina Reiter

Sophomore • Guard • 5-6 • Sewell, NJ • Gloucester Catholic Career Highs Points. .......... 16, at Albright (2/18/12) Rebounds...... 4, vs. Arcadia (1/18/12) Assists. .......... 2, twice, last vs. Leb. Val. (2/14/12)

Steals............ 4, at Albright (2/18/12) 3-Pointers..... 4, at Albright (2/18/12) Blocks........... 1, vs. Arcadia (1/18/12)

As a Freshman in 2011-12: Played in 23 games... Had 16 points, four steals and shot 4-of-8 from 3-point range in the regular-season finale at Albright (2/18)... Hauled in four rebounds against Arcadia (1/18). Personal: Majoring in Physical Therapy/Psychology. GP-GS 2011-12 23-0

FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. 21-64 .328 6-29 .207

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FT-A Pct. Reb.-Avg. A TO B ST Pts. Avg. 3-4 .750 18-0.8 9 9 1 10 51 2.2

THE 2012-13 PRIDE / PATRONS Sarah Engman

Caitlin Horan

Freshman • Forward • 6-3 • Bryn Mawr, PA • Woodlynde

Sophomore • Forward/Center • 6-0 • Morristown, NJ • Morristown

Personal: Majoring in Psychology/PrePhysical Therapy.

Nikki Sutliff

Personal: Majoring in Human Resources... Two-year member of Widener’s volleyball team.

Brianna Wylie

Freshman • Guard • 5-6 • Sweet Valley, PA • Lake-Lehman

Freshman • Forward • 5-10 • Mount Laurel, NJ • Lenape

Personal: Majoring in Biomedical Enginering.

Personal: Majoring in Communication.

Widener University’s Women’s Basketball team would like to thank the following patrons DiBonaventura Family Joe Kintner Johnson Family Tyler Family Simon Family Carden Family Pepino Family

Dellinger Family Carney Family Lee Family Hejnas Family Egee Family Persiano Family Colella Family

Davis Family Ferrucci Family Glick Family Golub Family Jones Family McCoy Family Reiter Family

Derek Crudele AJ Duffy Cassandra Benitez Nader Kawash Alumnae of Widener Women’s Basketball

Widener’s women’s basketball team for the fifth straight year took part in the WBCA “Play 4Kay.” In helping raise breast cancer awareness, the Pride last season wore pink jerseys to show their support. “Play 4Kay” will be celebrated by Widener in February. 12

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2011-12 STATS Overall Stats Player GP-GS Min.Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3GA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D Rebs. Avg. A TO Blk. S Pts. Avg. Kate Dellinger 26-26 839-32.3 124-362 .343 25-87 .287 80-110 .727 62-130 192 7.4 55 63 9 75 353 13.6 Joanna Persiano 19-18 430-22.6 67-196 .342 36-117 .308 33-44 .750 20-30 50 2.6 38 49 2 29 203 10.7 Vanessa Hejnas 27-27 601-22.3 114-218 .523 0-0 .000 46-79 .582 90-82 172 6.4 22 55 16 38 274 10.1 Lil Carney 27-27 766-28.4 86-257 .335 21-80 .263 64-85 .753 22-90 112 4.1 112 73 4 64 257 9.5 Jennifer Egee 27-1 447-16.6 71-193 .368 44-135 .326 26-37 .703 26-43 69 2.6 14 32 2 26 212 7.9 Francesca Lee 27-26 613-22.7 59-153 .386 1-12 .083 29-60 .483 62-80 142 5.3 21 30 6 35 148 5.5 Lindsay Pepino 27-1 435-16.1 42-100 .420 0-0 .000 43-55 .782 36-46 82 3.0 31 34 0 20 127 4.7 Ally Ferrucci 27-9 486-18.0 29-90 .322 7-29 .241 45-67 .672 12-36 48 1.8 73 85 2 40 110 4.1 Courtney Colella 27-0 332-12.3 36-78 .462 0-0 .000 22-26 .846 33-63 96 3.6 14 20 16 10 94 3.5 Kristina Reiter 23-0 187-8.1 21-64 .328 6-29 .207 3-4 .750 9-9 18 0.8 9 9 1 10 51 2.2 Celeste Golub 20-0 128-6.4 13-39 .333 0-0 .000 6-12 .500 14-12 26 1.3 6 11 0 4 32 1.6 Geneva McCoy 11-0 48-4.4 7-19 .368 0-0 .000 0-2 .000 5-18 23 2.1 4 7 2 1 14 1.3 Raven Jones 8-0 21-2.6 1-4 .250 0-1 .000 2-2 1.000 1-4 5 0.6 2 2 0 2 4 0.5 Paige Davis 10-0 42-4.2 2-12 .167 0-3 .000 1-2 .500 3-3 6 0.6 4 7 0 4 5 0.5 Aleia Glick 9-0 25-2.8 0-3 .000 0-0 .000 0-2 .000 1-4 5 0.6 3 3 0 1 0 0.0 W idener 27 5400 672-1788 .376 140-493 .284 400-587 .681 481-709 1190 44.1 408 505 60 359 1884 69.8 Opponents 27 5400 538-1387 .388 79-285 .277 480-702 .684 277-723 1000 37.0 277 636 97 228 1635 60.6

Francesca Lee

COMMONWEALTH CONFERENCE Stats Player GP-GS Min.Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3GA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D Rebs. Avg. A TO Blk. S Pts. Avg. Kate Dellinger 14-14 440-31.4 67-181 .370 18-53 .340 35-48 .729 31-58 89 6.4 25 38 5 37 187 13.4 Lil Carney 14-14 408-29.1 48-145 .331 14-54 .259 42-56 .750 17-42 59 4.2 56 31 3 32 152 10.9 Vanessa Hejnas 14-14 333-23.8 55-98 .561 0-0 .000 16-34 .471 57-47 104 7.4 16 23 14 27 126 9.0 Joanna Persiano 8-8 179-22.4 21-72 .292 13-43 .302 10-13 .769 7-8 15 1.9 16 22 0 10 65 8.1 Jennifer Egee 14-0 236-16.9 35-106 .330 24-77 .312 15-24 .625 9-17 26 1.9 8 16 0 17 109 7.8 Francesca Lee 14-14 319-22.8 30-87 .345 1-12 .083 9-28 .321 28-40 68 4.9 9 13 2 16 70 5.0 Lindsay Pepino 14-0 222-15.9 21-50 .420 0-0 .000 27-33 .818 17-30 47 3.4 21 20 0 13 69 4.9 Ally Ferrucci 14-6 273-19.5 15-56 .268 5-18 .278 23-38 .605 12-16 28 2.0 46 44 1 22 58 4.1 Kristina Reiter 12-0 105-8.8 17-41 .415 4-17 .235 3-4 .750 6-5 11 0.9 6 6 1 5 41 3.4 Courtney Colella 14-0 172-12.3 17-33 .515 0-0 .000 8-9 .889 10-30 40 2.9 8 10 10 3 42 3.0 Geneva McCoy 5-0 18-3.6 3-7 .429 0-0 .000 0-2 .000 1-8 9 1.8 1 2 2 0 6 1.2 Celeste Golub 10-0 52-5.2 4-14 .286 0-0 .000 3-6 .500 5-5 10 1.0 2 6 0 1 11 1.1 Raven Jones 5-0 12-2.4 0-2 .000 0-1 .000 2-2 1.000 1-2 3 0.6 1 1 0 1 2 0.4 Paige Davis 5-0 16-3.2 0-6 .000 0-3 .000 1-2 .500 1-1 2 0.4 1 1 0 1 1 0.2 Aleia Glick 6-0 15-2.5 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-4 4 0.7 2 3 0 0 0 0.0 W idener 14 2800 333-899 .370 79-278 .284 194-299 .649 245-351 596 42.6 218 247 38 185 939 67.1 Opponents 14 2800 270-685 .394 35-124 .282 230-347 .663 143-378 521 37.2 151 324 49 112 805 57.5

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2011-12 RESULTS Date Opponent W/L Score Top Scorer Top Rebounder 11/15 SWARTHMORE L 64-66 Hejnas, 21 Egee, 7 11/18 vs. Juniata ! L 63-68 Carney, 16 Dellinger, 9 11/19 vs Wesley ! W 70-47 Dellinger, 23 Dellinger, 12 11/22 NEUMANN W 80-52 Hejnas, 20 Lee, 11 11/28 at King’s L 75-82 Dellinger, 21 Dellinger, 13 11/30 ALVERNIA * W 61-58 Hejnas, 19 Hejnas, 7 12/3 ALBRIGHT * W 77-49 Hejnas, 19 Hejnas, 9 12/10 at Eastern W 78-70 Dellinger, 31 Dellinger, 11 12/17 at Rowan W 68-63 Persiano, 22 Dellinger, 13 12/28 vs. Bridgewater State # W 86-69 Dellinger, 17 Hejnas, 8 12/29 vs. Montclair State # L 72-74 Dellinger, 16 Dellinger, 9 1/5 CABRINI W 74-46 Hejnas, 18 Carney, 8 1/7 at Penn State Brandywine W 84-55 Hejnas, 14 Dellinger, 9 1/11 at Elizabethtown * L 46-55 Dellinger, 15 Dellinger, 11 1/14 at Messiah * L 48-58 Pepino, 15 Pepino, 8 1/18 ARCADIA * W 78-55 Egee, 12 Hejnas, 14 Persiano, 12 1/21 LYCOMING * W 65-40 Egee, 15 Carney, 8 1/25 at Lebanon Valley * L 60-67 Dellinger, 20 Hejnas, 6 1/28 at Alvernia * W 78-68 Dellinger, 19 Lee, 10 2/1 ELIZABETHTOWN * W 79-52 Egee, 21 Hejnas, 10 2/8 at Arcadia * W 73-62 Pepino, 16 Lee, 9 2/11 at Lycoming * W 74-66 Carney, 20 Pepino, 6 Lee, 6 2/14 LEBANON VALLEY * W 65-54 Dellinger, 20 Hejnas, 12 2/16 MESSIAH * L 49-56 Carney, 14 Dellinger, 12 2/18 at Albright * W 86-65 Reiter, 16 Hejnas, 7 2/22 at Messiah % W 60-58 Egee, 15 Dellinger, 6 Hejnas, 6 2/25 at Lebanon Valley % L 71-80 Egee, 22 Lee, 7

FGM-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FTM-A Pct. O-D Rebs. 24-60 .400 4-17 .235 12-15 .800 17-25 42 21-77 .273 2-19 .105 19-24 .792 24-19 43 26-69 .377 2-19 .105 16-22 .727 19-27 46 34-81 .420 1-14 .071 11-20 .550 23-27 50 24-74 .324 5-23 .217 22-29 .759 21-35 56 17-59 .288 6-19 .316 21-26 .808 19-21 40 30-71 .423 4-10 .400 13-21 .619 18-26 44 24-60 .400 9-15 .600 21-32 .656 14-33 47 22-72 .306 8-19 .421 16-20 .800 27-30 57 31-68 .456 6-13 .462 18-26 .692 14-33 47 21-61 .344 4-18 .222 26-32 .813 16-27 43 28-61 .459 4-12 .333 14-22 .636 11-31 42 33-72 .458 5-12 .417 13-17 .765 18-24 42 14-65 .215 2-11 .182 16-27 .593 19-27 46 14-43 .326 4-10 .400 16-20 .800 12-28 40 27-74 .365 5-19 .263 19-30 .633 25-28 53 24-56 .429 7-21 .333 10-14 .714 18-19 23-58 .397 2-25 .080 12-21 .571 14-17 30-65 .462 9-27 .333 9-18 .500 14-29 30-62 .484 8-20 .400 11-17 .647 16-28 30-81 .370 5-20 .250 8-18 .444 24-31 22-59 .373 5-26 .192 25-35 .714 17-29

37 31 43 44 55 46

23-71 .324 8-23 .348 11-19 .579 19-21 18-59 .305 4-17 .235 9-13 692 13-26 31-76 .408 10-30 .333 14-20 .700 17-21 23-59 .390 5-9 .556 9-16 .563 15-21

40 39 38 36

28-75

.373

6-25

.240

9-13

.692 17-26

* Commonwealth Conference game; ! Starter’s Pub Tip-Off Tournament (Center Valley, PA) # Land of Magic Classic (Daytona Beach, FL); % Commonwealth Conference Tournament

Season Highs Points............................... 21.............................. Jennifer Egee vs. Elizabethtown (2/1/12) Field Goals....................... 8................................ Jennifer Egee vs. Elizabethtown (2/1/12) ........................................ 8............................................. Lil Carney at Alvernia (1/28/12) ........................................ 8....................................... Kate Dellinger at Alvernia (1/28/12) ........................................ 8............................Kate Dellinger at Lebanon Valley (1/25/12) ........................................ 8.................................... Vanessa Hejnas vs. Albright (12/3/11) FG Pct. (min. 5 made)..... .889 (8-9).................. Jennifer Egee vs. Elizabethtown (2/1/12) 3-Pointers......................... 5.......................... Kate Dellinger vs. Lebanon Valley (2/14/12) ........................................ 5................................ Jennifer Egee vs. Elizabethtown (2/1/12) 3-Pt Pct. (min. 3 made).... .833 (5-6).................. Jennifer Egee vs. Elizabethtown (2/1/12) Free Throws..................... 11.................................... Lindsay Pepino at Messiah (1/14/12) ........................................ 11........................................ Lil Carney vs. Alvernia (11/30/11) FT Pct. (min. 5 made)..... 1.000 (11-11).................. Lindsay Pepino at Messiah (1/14/12) Rebounds......................... 14....................................Vanessa Hejnas vs. Arcadia (1/18/12) Assists............................... 9............................................. Lil Carney at Alvernia (1/28/12) Steals................................ 7.................................... Kate Dellinger at Lycoming (2/11/12) Blocked Shots................... 3............................. Vanessa Hejnas vs. Elizabethtown (2/1/12)

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RECORDS Individual Records

Points (Game) 1. Chelsea Luhta 39 v. Moravian (1/18/06) 2. Lauren Potchak 38 v. Moravian (1/2000) 3. Kim Faulkner 33 v. F & M (1/1984) 4. Chelsea Luhta 32 v. Messiah (2/18/06) Lauren Potchak 32 v. Albright (12/2000) Annette Angelotti 32 v. E. Stroudsburg (2/1982) Annette Angelotti 32 v. Salisbury St. (2/1981) Maureen McGinn 32 v. W. Chester (1/1980) Maureen McGinn 32 v. Etown (12/1979) Kathy Coyle 32 v. W. Maryland (2/1978) Lisa Jones 32 v. Muhlenberg (1/1988) Melanie Weindel 32 v. Ursinus (12/1996)

Rebounds (Career) 1. Erin Nemshick 2. Lin Brown 3. Lisa Jones 4. Kim Faulkner

911 821 784 674

(2000-04) (1988-92) (1986-89) (1980-84)

Team Rebounds (Game) 74 v. Immaculata (2/1998) 73 v. Bryn Mawr (1/1992) 66 v. Moravian (12/1988) 64 v. Cedar Crest (2/1989) 64 v. York-NY (12/6/08) Blocked Shots (Game) Kim Faulkner 7 v. Swarthmore (2/1984) Anne Organ 7 v. Del. Val. (12/1994)

Points (Season) 1. Maureen McGinn 2. Maureen McGinn 3. Chelsea Luhta 4. Chelsea Luhta 5. Kim Faulkner

564 542 534 527 502

(1979-80) (1981-82) (2005-06) (2004-04) (1983-84)

Points (Career) 1. Maureen McGinn 2. Chelsea Luhta 3. Annette Angelotti 4. Joyce Johnson 5. Lin Brown 6. Kim Faulkner 7. Nicole Stanley 8. Lisa Jones

Blocked Shots (Season) 1. Kim Faulkner 2. Casey Pritz 3. Anne Organ 4. Anne Organ 5. Anne Organ

75 56 52 51 50

(1983-84) (2009-10) (1995-96) (1994-95) (1996-97)

1,935 1,679 1,568 1,359 1,279 1,253 1,157 1,154

(1978-82) (2002-06) (1979-83) (1995-99) (1988-92) (1980-84) (2001-05) (1986-89)

Blocked Shots (Career) 1. Anne Organ 187

(1993-97)

Team Points (Game) 107 v. Western Maryland (107-45) 2/1981 100 v. Immaculata (100-62) 2/1998 97 v. Lancaster Bible (97-47) 1/12/08 96 v. Rowan (96-79) 12/18/10 95 v. King’s (95-89) 11/29/10 93 v. Franklin & Marshall (93-55) 1/1979 92 v. Kutztown (92-74) 1/1982 92 v. PSU Brandywine (92-50) 12/8/10 Three-Point Field Goals (Season) 1. Nikki Carden 56 2. Joyce Johnson 54

(2003-04) (1998-99)

Three-Point Field Goals (Career) 1. Michelle Wagner 136 2 Nikki Carden 125 3. Joyce Johnson 114

(1992-96) (2001-04) (1995-99)

Rebounds (Game) 1. Erin Nemshick Melissa Russell Lisa Jones Lisa Jones Tammy Davis Rebounds (Season) 1. Lisa Jones 2. Lin Brown 3. Erin Nemshick 4. Lin Brown

23 v. Leb. Val. (2/2004) 23 v. Haverford (2/1988) 23 v. Cabrini (2/1988) 23 v. Haverford (2/1989) 23 v. Drew (2/1997) 299 297 274 262

(1988-89) (1989-90) (2003-04) (1990-91)

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Team Blocked Shots (Game) 12 v. Neumann (12/1998) 12 v. Lincoln (12/2000) 11 v. Rosemont (12/9/08) 9 v. Swarthmore (2/1984) 9 v. Moravian (1/1996) 9 v. Muhlenberg (1/1995) 9 v. Lancaster Bible (1/12/08) Steals (Game) 1. Erin Nemshick 10 v. Albright (1/2001) 2. Rachel Sorgi 9 v. Haverford (2/1986) Karen Schmidt 9 v. Cabrini (2/1986) Jackie Sweeney 9 v. Baptist Bible (2/2002) 5. Karen Schmidt 8 v. F & M (1/1985) Penny Baptiste 8 v. Haverford (1/1993) Nicole Stanley 8 v. Juniata (12/4/04) Nicole Stanley 8 v. Wesley (12/11/04) Megan Sipple 8 v. Etown (2/5/08) Beth Dessart Mager 8 v. Lycoming (1/11/09) Steals (Season) 1. Donna Bowers 2. Nicole Stanley 3. Donna Bowers 4. Kate Dellinger 5. Karen Schmidt

94 84 82 75 71

(1984-85) (2004-05) (1985-86) (2011-12) (1984-85)

Team Steals (Game) 30 v. Muhlenberg (1/1985) 29 v. Franklin & Marshall (1/1985) 25 v. Cabrini (2/1986) Assists (Game) 1. Lil Carney 14 2. Lil Carney 10 Linette Babiarz 10

v. Rowan (12/18/10) v. Etown (1/22/11) v. Juniata (1/14/06)

Linette Babiarz 10 v. Leb. Val. (11/30/05) Nicole Stanley 10 v. Susquehanna (2/12/05) Joyce Johnson 10 v. Messiah (2/19/97) Lil Carney 8 v. Alvernia (1/28/12) Lil Carney 9 v. Messiah (12/4/10) Lindsey Isler 9 v. Leb. Val. (2/7/10) Lil Carney 9 v. King’s (11/30/09) Linette Babiarz 9 v. Etown (2/11/06) Linette Babiarz 9 v. Neumann (11/26/05) Nicole Stanley 9 v. Wesley (12/11/04)

Assists (Season) 1. Lil Carney 2. Linette Babiarz 3. Robyn Chappell Lil Carney 5. Liz Glancey 6. Nicole Stanley 7. Lindsey Isler Lil Carney 9. Donna Katz 10. Liz Glancey

147 127 112 112 107 103 96 96 91 89

(2010-11) (2005-06) (1991-92) (2011-12) (1998-99) (2004-05) (2009-10) (2009-10) (1982-83) (1996-97)

Assists (Career) 1. Lil Carney 2. Nicole Stanley 3. Liz Glancey 4. Linette Babiarz 5. Chelsea Luhta 6. Lindsey Isler 7. Joyce Johnson

355 342 317 301 245 238 232

(2009- ) (2001-05) (1995-99) (2002-06) (2002-06) (2006-10) (1995-99)

Team Assists (Game) 30 v. Rowan (12/18/10) 28 v. Neumann (12/1998) 25 v. Salisbury State (1/1992) 25 v. Rutgers-Camden (12/11/10) 24 v. Rosemont (12/9/08) 24 v. Arcadia (1/20/09)

Miscellaneous Team Records

Largest Margin of Victory 83 v. Beaver (89-6) 2/1976 62 v. Western Maryland (107-45) 2/1981 60 v. Neumann (86-26) 1/1978 Best Field Goal Percentage .675 v. Moravian (27-40) 12/1984 .651 v. Moravian (28-43) 12/1983 .608 v. Western Maryland (48-79) 2/1981 Most Wins 19 1981-82 19 2010-11 18 1980-81 18 2003-04 18 2008-09 18 2011-12 Best Winning Percentage .875

1976-77 (14-2)

Longest Winning Streak 15 games

1/1982-3/1982

NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAMS / COACHES / AWARDS The 1982 team made history as Widener’s first women’s squad to compete in the NCAA Tournament. Coached by Gigi Hagan, the Pioneers amassed a school-best 19-7 record, won the second of two straight division titles and were paced by a lethal duo. Maureen McGinn capped her career by being named Middle Atlantic Conference Southern Division MVP a second straight year and all-league a fourth time. Averaging over 20 points per game in 1981-82, McGinn left as the school’s leading scorer with 1,935 points. Annette Angelotti, a three-time all-conference honoree, averaged over 16 points per contest that season. She graduated in 1983 as the school’s second leading scorer with 1,568 points. The 2004 squad relied on a dependable starting lineup to carry the school to another NCAA Tournament berth. The squad recorded an 18-10 record, a seven-game winning streak in mid-season and a memorable run through the Commonwealth Conference Tournament. Nikki Carden finished her three-year career by being named first team all-conference and honorable mention All-ECAC. She averaged 13.7 points that season and nailed a school-record 56 three-pointers. Nicole Stanley, who started every game, was tabbed second team all-league by scoring 10.1 points and dishing 2.3 assists. Chelsea Luhta poured in a team-best 14.1 points per contest and grabbed 7.0 rebounds per game. She graduated in 2006 as the school’s second leading scorer with 1,679 points. Erin Nemshick paced the squad with 9.8 rebounds per game, including an astounding 3.8 offensive rebounds, and also made 28 starts. Kate Smyth netted 7.5 points per game and closed second on the team with 2.6 assists. Widener’s run in the conference tournament began at Messiah, which entered unblemished in 14 league games. That mark would change thanks to Carden’s 31 points and Luhta’s 18 in a 69-64 triumph. The Falcons were held to just 26 percent shooting in the second half. The final at Moravian saw Widener erase a 15-point halftime deficit for a 71-68 victory. The Pioneers in the second half shot 53 percent from the floor, held the Greyhounds to 22 percent and outscored them, 46-28. Carden scored Widener’s last eight points, including the go-ahead 3-pointer with 21 seconds left for a 70-68 cushion. She hit 1-of-2 from the line with eight seconds remaining for the final margin. Carden ended with 16 points, including 13 points and three 3-pointers in the second half. Luhta netted 15 points, Nemshick had 14 and 12 rebounds, and Stanley poured in 13 points.

The calendar in 2009 did not read 2004, but it might as well have. The Pride again finished with an 18-10 record as the fourth seed, beat nationally ranked Messiah in the league semifinals on February 25 and won at the No. 2 seed (Lebanon Valley) in the final three days later. It was the crowning achievement for Beth Dessart Mager, a four-year player who displayed as much passion for the game not seen in a while for Widener. She was tabbed conference tournament MVP after finishing with 34 points and 15 rebounds in two games, playing all 90 minutes. Barbara Fleming was picked first team all-league by scoring over 13 points per game and Casey Pritz was tabbed the league’s Rookie of the Year, finishing with nine double-doubles. Lindsey Isler and Becky Tyler also were valuable members of the squad and rounded out a strong starting lineup. Widener kicked it into gear with a critical January 28 win at Lebanon Valley, beginning a stretch in which it won five of its next six league games. A 60-57 victory at Messiah in the semifinals snapped the team’s 10-game skid against the national power and had Widener again on the verge of history. Dessart Mager closed with 19 points, hitting the go-ahead jumper with 1:20 left. The 75-72, double-overtime triumph at Lebanon Valley was the classic game one played or watched with their heart and stomach. No team led by more than five after intermission and Widener prevailed with Fleming pouring in 24 points and Dessart Mager adding 15 and 11 rebounds. Leslie Macan 1972-73....................................................... 1-8 1973-74....................................................... 6-4 1974-75....................................................... 5-5 (3 seasons • 29 games).................. 12-17 (.414) Gigi Hagan 1975-76....................................................... 3-6 1976-77..................................................... 14-2 1977-78..................................................... 14-4 1978-79..................................................... 15-4 1979-80................................................... 17-12 1981-82 (MAC champs, NCAA)................. 19-7 (6 seasons • 117 games)................ 82-35 (.701)

NCAA Tourn. Res./Conf. Champs 1982 vs. Trenton State (1R)

43-70

2004 vs. Gwynedd-Mercy (1R)

52-66

2009 vs. Rochester (1R)

56-67

Jim Stinger 1980-81 (MAC champs).............................. 18-4 1982-83................................................... 15-10 1983-84..................................................... 15-9 1984-85................................................... 14-10 (4 seasons • 95 games).................. 62-33 (.653) Maureen Susko 1985-86..................................................... 7-17 1986-87..................................................... 7-16 1987-88..................................................... 8-15 1988-89................................................... 11-13 1989-90..................................................... 9-15 1990-91..................................................... 8-16 1991-92................................................... 11-13 1992-93..................................................... 5-19 1993-94..................................................... 6-16 1994-95..................................................... 3-20 1995-96..................................................... 7-17 1996-97................................................... 10-13 1997-98..................................................... 8-16 1998-99................................................... 13-11 1999-2000............................................... 10-14 (15 seasons • 354 games).......... 123-231 (.347) Chris Day 2000-01..................................................... 7-17 2001-02................................................... 10-15 2002-03................................................... 14-12 (3 seasons • 75 games).................. 31-44 (.413) Alisa DiBonaventura 2003-04 (CC champs, NCAA).................. 18-10 2004-05 (ECAC)...................................... 15-12 2005-06................................................... 15-11 2006-07..................................................... 9-16 2007-08................................................... 11-15 2008-09 (CC champs, NCAA).................. 18-10 2009-10 (ECAC)...................................... 16-12 2010-11..................................................... 19-7 2011-12..................................................... 18-9 (9 seasons • 241 games)............ 139-102 (.577) Total (40 seasons • 911 gms.). 449-462 (.493)

Widener University Accolades All-America Kim Faulkner...................................... 1984 Kate Dellinger..................................... 2012 Academic All-America Joyce Johnson...................................... 1999 Kate Dellinger..................................... 2012

MAC/Commonwealth Conf. Champs ............................. 1981, 1982, 2004, 2009

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