2015-16 Women's Basketball Media Guide by Waynesburg University

TABLE OF CONTENTS Intro 2

Quick Facts

President’s Letter

2015-16 Schedule/2014-15 Results

2015-16 Rosters

Preview 6

Season Preview

Player Bios

Coaches 17

Head Coach Sam Jones

Assistant Coach

Review 15 2014-15 Statistics 16 2014-15 Superlatives 17 PAC Overview 18 PAC Team Statistics 19 PAC Individual Statistics 20 PAC Review Team History 21 Coaching Records 21 Yearly Leaders 22-23 School Records 24 Year-by-Year Results Waynesburg 25

University Profile

EDITOR Bobby Fox, ‘04 LAYOUT/COVER DESIGN Creg Milko, ‘16 PHOTOGRAPHY ADM Photography - Darlington Pa.

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The 2015-16 Waynesburg Women’s Basketball Media Guide is a publication of the Waynesburg University Sports Information Office.

TEAM QUICK FACTS Waynesburg University Women’s Basketball Coaching Staff Name Sam Jones Kevin Pusateri

Position Head Coach Assistant Coach

Alma Mater Mt. Union Waynesburg

Year at Waynesburg 7th 3nd

General Information Location: Waynesburg, Pa. Founded: 1849 Enrollment: 1,530 Nickname: Yellow Jackets Colors: Orange & Black Mascot: Sting Arena: Marisa Fieldhouse Capacity: 1,350 Year Renamed: 1999 All-time Record at MF: 76-64 ^ Conference: Presidents’ Athletic ^ - since the 2002-03 season

Basketball Facts Head Coach: Alma Mater: Career Record: Years as Head Coach: Record at Waynesburg: Years at Waynesburg: 2014-15 Record:

Sam Jones Mt. Union 102-89 7th year 102-89 7 15-12; 12-6 PAC

Media Information Sports Information Director: SID Office Phone: SID Fax: E-mail Address: Waynesburg Website: SID Mailing Address:

Bobby Fox (724) 852-3334 (724) 852-4122 rfox@waynesburg.edu www.waynesburgsports.com

51 West College St. Waynesburg, Pa. 15370

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Department of Athletics

Director of Athletics: Assoc. Director of Athletics: Athletics Secretary: Compliance Officer: Faculty Representative:

Larry Marshall Pat Bristor Barb Tuggle Mark Christner Richard Krause

Athletics Phone Numbers (724 area code) Athletics Department: 852-3230 Director of Athletics: 852-3477 Women’s Basketball Office: 852-3292

Senior forward Heather Davis

PRESIDENT’S LETTER Whether you’re a parent, an athlete, a member of the media or a spirited spectator, I am pleased to welcome you to our Yellow Jacket community and look forward to cheering on the Jackets with you! As a member of the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC), Waynesburg University offers 18 NCAA Division III varsity sports for our hundreds of student-athletes. While the reasons for participation in these sports are many, all of our athletic programs are aimed at helping our student-athletes grow spiritually, intellectually and athletically during their collegiate experience. During the 2014-15 academic year, 110 Waynesburg University student-athletes earned recognition on the PAC fall and spring Academic Honor Rolls. That combined total was the highest of all 10 PAC schools, an impressive achievement that illustrates the caliber of student-athletes at Waynesburg. Also this year, the Yellow jacket men were awarded the PAC

President Douglas G. Lee

All-Sports Trophy for the first time in University history. PAC All-Sports Trophies are awarded annually to the schools that perform the best across the board in league competition. Our goal is to provide our student-athletes with the best possible education and experiences that will prepare them to lead lives of purpose. We actively recruit student-athletes with high academic standards who will pursue excellence in the classroom and community while competing at the highest level in their chosen sport. On behalf of Waynesburg University students, faculty and staff, I would like to thank you for your interest in our

Douglas G. Lee President

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athletic programs. I hope that you enjoy another great year of athletic competition at Waynesburg University!

2015-16 SCHEDULE/2014-15 RESULTS 2015-16 Schedule DATE OPPONENT 11/17/15 PENN STATE BEHREND 11/20/15 Case Western Reserve $ 11/21/15 TBA $ 11/24/15 at Carnegie Mellon 11/28/15 at Allegheny 12/2/15 at Thomas More* 12/5/15 at Grove City* 12/12/15 WESTMINSTER* 12/22/15 at La Roche 12/30/15 PITT-GREENSBURG 1/2/16 WASH. & JEFF.* 1/6/16 SAINT VINCENT* 1/9/16 at Bethany* 1/13/16 at Thiel* 1/16/16 CHATHAM* 1/20/16 GENEVA* 1/23/16 THOMAS MORE* 1/27/16 at Westminster* 1/30/16 GROVE CITY* 2/3/16 at Saint Vincent* 2/6/16 at Wash. & Jeff.* 2/10/16 THIEL* 2/13/16 BETHANY* 2/17/16 at Geneva* 2/20/16 at Chatham*

LOCATION RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Alliance, Ohio Alliance, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Meadville, Pa. Crestview Hills, Ky. Grove City, Pa. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Pittsburgh, Pa. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Bethany, W. Va. Greenville, Pa. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE New Wilmington, Pa. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Latrobe, Pa. Washington, Pa. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Beaver Falls, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa.

TIME 5:30 P.M. 5: p.m. TBA 6 p.m. 1 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 1 p.m. 1:30 P.M. 3 p.m. 4 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 5:30 P.M. 2 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 1 P.M. 5:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 6 p.m. 1:30 P.M. 5:30 p.m. 4 p.m. 5:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 5:30 p.m. 1 p.m.

Home games in ALL CAPS, * denotes PAC games, $ denotes games played at the Purple Raider Shootout

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2014-15 Results

DATE OPPONENT 11/15/14 CARNEGIE MELLON 11/18/14 Pitt-Greensburg 11/24/14 FRANCISCAN 11/26/14 Baldwin-Wallace 12/1/14 ALLEGHENY 12/3/14 THOMAS MORE * 12/6/14 GROVE CITY * 12/8/14 Alderson-Broaddus 12/23/14 LA ROCHE 1/3/15 Washington & Jefferson * 1/7/15 Saint Vincent * 1/10/15 BETHANY * 1/12/15 Westminster * 1/14/15 THIEL * 1/17/15 Chatham * 1/21/15 Geneva * 1/24/15 Thomas More * 1/28/15 WESTMINSTER * 1/31/15 Grove City * 2/4/15 SAINT VINCENT * 2/7/15 WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON * 2/11/15 Thiel * 2/14/15 Bethany * 2/18/15 GENEVA * 2/21/15 CHATHAM * 2/25/15 GROVE CITY * 3/4/15 WASH. & JEFF. ^ Home games in ALL CAPS, * denotes PAC games ^ denotes ECAC Tournament game

LOCATION RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Greensburg, Pa. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Berea, Ohio RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Philippi, W. Va. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Washington, Pa. Latrobe, Pa. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE New Wilmington, Pa. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Pittsburgh, Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. Crestview Hills, Ky. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Grove City, Pa. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE Greenville, Pa. Bethany, W. Va. RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE RUDY MARISA FIELDHOUSE

SCORE L 67-80 W 72-62 W 75-64 L 38-74 L 70-92 L 68-89 L 64-65 L 63-81 W 77-66 W 79-74 L 73-85 W 73-65 W 79-69 W 77-47 L 59-64 W 86-68 L 75-109 W 73-47 W 69-64 L 57-81 W 77-76 W 80-59 W 69-67 W 88-53 W 81-53 L 57-65 W 81-53

2015-16 ROSTERS Numerical Roster NO.

2 3 5 10 11 12 13 14 15 20 21 22 23 24 25 30 31 32 33

NAME

Sam Chadwick Maura Bobby Hannah Roth Kassidy O’Keefe Mackenna Drazich Julie Deklaven Haley Delaney Rachel Eng Brittany Hutchinson Joanne Barlamas Kortlyn Carr Monica Starre Lauren Blair Katie Gehlmann Heather Davis Addy Knetzer Carolena Gasbarro Anna Bartman Katie Hoover

POS.

HEIGHT CLASS

POS.

HEIGHT CLASS

G F G G G/F G F G G G G G G G F F F/C G F

5-8 5-9 5-3 5-6 5-8 5-4 6-1 5-9 5-7 5-4 5-8 5-8 5-4 5-7 5-10 5-11 5-9 5-6 5-11

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

HOMETOWN/H.S.

Washington, Pa. / McGuffey Poland, Ohio / Poland Seminary Butler, Pa. / Home Schooled Heidelberg, Pa. / Chartiers Valley Avella, Pa. / Avella Pittsburgh, Pa. / Seton LaSalle Mainville, Ohio / Kings Elon, N.C. / Homeschooled Canonsburg, Pa. / Canon-McMillan Conway, Pa. / Freedom Painsville, Ohio / Riverside Jewett, Ohio / Carrollton Granville, Ohio / Newark Catholic Johnstown, Pa. / Richland Ford City, Pa. / Ford City Houston, Pa. / Chartiers-Houston Hickory, Pa. / Fort Cherry Fredericktown, Pa. / Beth Center Hillsville, Pa. / Mohawk

Alphabetical Roster 20 32 23 3 21 2 25 12 13 11 14 31 24 33 15 30 10 5 22

NAME

Joanne Barlamas Anna Bartman Lauren Blair Maura Bobby Kortlyn Carr Sam Chadwick Heather Davis Julie Deklaven Haley Delaney Mackenna Drazich Rachel Eng Carolena Gasbarro Katie Gehlmann Katie Hoover Brittany Hutchinson Addy Knetzer Kassidy O’Keefe Hannah Roth Monica Starre

G G G F G G F G F G/F G F/C G F G F G G PG

5-4 5-6 5-4 5-9 5-8 5-8 5-10 5-4 6-1 5-8 5-9 5-9 5-7 5-11 5-7 5-11 5-6 5-3 5-8

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

Coaching Staff Head Coach: Assistant Coach:

Sam Jones Kevin Pusateri

HOMETOWN/H.S.

Conway, Pa. / Freedom Fredericktown, Pa. / Beth Center Granville, Ohio / Newark Catholic Poland, Ohio / Poland Seminary Painsville, Ohio / Riverside Washington, Pa. / McGuffey Ford City, Pa. / Ford City Pittsburgh, Pa. / Seton LaSalle Mainville, Ohio / Kings Avella, Pa. / Avella Elon, N.C. / Homeschooled Hickory, Pa. / Fort Cherry High School Johnstown, Pa. / Richland Hillsville, Pa. / Mohawk Canonsburg, Pa. / Canon-McMillan Houston, Pa. / Chartiers-Houston Heidelberg, Pa. / Chartiers Valley Butler, Pa. / Home Schooled Jewett, Ohio / Carrollton

(Mt. Union) 7th year at Waynesburg (Waynesburg) 3rd year at Waynesburg

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NO.

2015-16 SEASON PREVIEW Despite the loss of an All-PAC backcourt, the Waynesburg University women’s basketball team is expected to stick around the top half of the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) standings this season. With the return of three of the team’s top-five scorers, Waynesburg looks to ride tremendous guard depth and one of the top post players in the conference to a successful 2015-16 campaign. Eighth-year head coach Sam Jones, who is the winningest head coach in program history (102-89) is looking to build off last year’s 15-12 overall record, which included a 12-6 mark in PAC action. He is expected to lean heavily on a small, but very experienced senior class that will likely feature three starters. Point guard Lauren Blair and forwards Heather Davis and Maura Bobby have combined to appear in 230 games, 116 of which were starts over three seasons in orange and black. Blair started 22-of-24 games this past winter and averaged 4.2 assists per contest, which was the secondhighest mark in the conference. The veteran put up 6.5 points and 2.1 steals per contest as a junior, which was her second season as the everyday starter at the point. Davis started all 27 games in which she appeared last year and posted solid all-around numbers. She averaged 7.0 points, 4.5 rebounds and 2.0 assists per contest. She also racked up 22 steals and 13 blocks.

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Bobby appeared in 27 games, most of which came as a reserve. The Poland, Ohio, native proved to be one of the Jackets’ top bench scorers, posting 7.8 points, 3.8 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game. Her 26 steals ranked third on the team.

The bulk of the Orange and Black roster is composed of six sophomores and six juniors, many of which are expected to post significant numbers and battle for starting minutes. Junior point guard Kassidy O’Keefe, who transferred in from Division II Slippery Rock prior to last year’s semester break, appeared in 19 games and brings defensive toughness and excellent ball movement skills to the roster. Fellow junior guard Katie Gehlmann has already logged 54 games in a Waynesburg uniform.

Last year, she averaged 6.5 points and 2.5 rebounds per contest. Waynesburg’s front court depth is bolstered mightily by juniors Haley Delaney and Katie Hoover. The 6-1 Delaney and 5-11 Hoover provide height in the post, as well as statistical contributions. Delaney started 16-of-27 games as a sophomore and swatted away a team-high 27 blocks. That total ranked fifth in the PAC. Hoover added 11 blocks in 21 games off the bench. Third-year player Kortlyn Carr logged minutes in 22 games off the bench. First-year Jacket Carolena Gasbarro will make her team debut after sitting out last year following two seasons at PAC rival Bethany. Gasbarro was a four-year letter-winner at Fort Cherry High School. Waynesburg’s sophomore class is highlighted by 5-11 forward Addy Knetzer, who proved to be one of the league’s most dominant paint presences as a freshman. The Houston, Pennsylvania, native finished second on the team with 9.6 points per game and yanked down a team-best 6.6 rebounds per contest. Knetzer recorded four double-doubles, including a 25-point, 11-rebound effort against Bethany and was a three-time Corvias ECAC Division III South Rookie of the Week. The rest of Waynesburg’s sophomore class is extremely guard-heavy. Sam Chadwick, Mackenna Drazich, Rachel Eng, Brittany Hutchinson and Joanne Barlamas all saw minutes of the court in the Jacket backcourt as freshmen. Speaking of freshmen, Jones and assistant coach Kevin Pusateri have brought in four rookies to this year’s team, all of which will likely play one of the guard positions.

RETURNER BIOS

#20 JOANNE BARLAMAS Sophomore | Guard | 5-4 Conway, Pa. | Freedom Nursing

2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 11 games ... 0.2 PPG, 0.2 APG, 0.4 RPG, 2 steals ... Season Highs: 2 points (Thomas More, 1 assist (Thiel, Geneva), 1 rebound (4 times), 2 steals (Thiel) ... High School: Basketball (4 letters), All-WPIAL, two-time tournament MVP ... Cheerleading ... Soccer ... Track & field ... High honor roll every nine weeks ... Personal Notes: Daughter of John and Leanna Barlamas.

#23 LAUREN BLAIR Senior | Guard | 5-5 Granville, Ohio | Newark Catholic Business

2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 24 games (22 starts) ... 6.5 PPG, 4.2 APG, 3.8 RPG, 50 steals, 6 blocks ... Season Highs: 22 points (Westminster), 11 assists (Franciscan), 8 rebounds (Thiel, Chatham), 5 steals (Westminster, Thiel), 1 block (six times) ... 2013-14 Season Totals: Appeared in 27 games (27 starts) ... 9.0 PPG, 3.9 APG, 2.5 RPG, 49 steals, 5 blocks. Season Highs: 27 points (Mount Aloysius), 9 assists, (Geneva), 6 rebounds (four times), 5 steals (La Roche), 1 block (five times) ... PAC Academic Honor Roll ... 2012-13 Season Totals: Appeared in 27 games (1 start) ... 4.8 PPG, 1.6 APG, 2.0 RPG, 31 steals, 3 blocks. Season Highs: 11 points (four times), 4 assists (Bethany), 4 rebounds (four times), 3 steals (six times), 1 block (three times) ... Waynesburg: Member of Yellow Jackets womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s lacrosse team. High School: Basketball (4 letters), named first-team all-league during both her junior and senior seasons, named first-team all-district and earned honorable mention All-Ohio honors ... Volleyball ... Personal Notes: Daughter of Ken and Annette Blair.

Senior | Guard| 5-8 Poland, Ohio | Poland Seminary Middle Education

2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 27 games (4 starts) ... 7.7 PPG, 1.3 APG, 3.7 RPG, 26 steals, 6 blocks... Season Highs: 20 points (Alderson-Broaddus), 5 assists (Geneva), 10 rebounds (Washington & Jefferson), 3 steals (Westminster), 2 blocks (Chatham) 2013-14 Season Totals: Appeared in 23 games (4 starts) ... 5.0 PPG, 1.0 APG, 2.4 RPG, 11 steals, 4 blocks... Season Highs: 15 points (Thomas More), 4 assists (Thiel), 6 rebounds (Chatham), 2 steals (Pitt-Bradford, Chatham), 2 blocks (Thiel)... PAC Academic Honor Roll... 2012-13 Season Totals: Appeared in 25 games (1 start) ... 1.8 PPG, 0.3 APG, 1.3 RPG, 6 steals, 2 blocks ... Season Highs: 8 points (Mount Aloysius), 3 assists (Penn State Altoona), 4 rebounds (three times), 2 steals (La Roche), 1 block (Mount Union, Saint Vincent)... Waynesburg: Member of Yellow Jacket womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; s lacrosse team. High School: Basketball (3 letters) ... Earned all-conference accolades in her junior and senior seasons ... Also earned honorable mention All-Ohio honors as a senior ... Softball (4 letters) ... Soccer (3) ... Cross Country (3) ... Personal Notes: Daughter of Dave and Kate Bobby.

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#3 MAURA BOBBY

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15 KORTLYNN CARR

Junior| Guard | 5-7 Painesville, Ohio | Riverside Exercise Science

2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 22 games. 0.5 PPG, 0.1 APG, 0.6 RPG. 2 steals, 2 blocks ... Season Highs: 3 points (Baldwin Wallace, 1 assist (three times), 2 rebounds (four times), 1 steal (Allegheny, Thomas More), 1 block (Allegheny, Alderson-Broaddus) ... 2013-14 Season Totals: Appeared in 9 games ... 1.2 PPG, 0.1 APG, 0.4 RPG, 1 steal. Season Highs: 9 points (Chatham), 1 assist (Chatham), 1 rebounds (four times), 1 steal (Chatham)... Waynesburg: Member of Yellow Jacket womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s lacrosse team ... High School: Basketball (4 letters), honorable mention all-conference ... Track & field ... Academic Honor Roll ... Personal Notes: Daughter of Shawn and Valerie Carr.

#2 SAM CHADWICK

Sophomore | Guard | 5-8 Washington, Pa. | McGuffey Public Relations

2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 13 games ... 0.5 PPG, 0.2 APG, 0.5 RPG, 1 block ... Season Highs: 3 points (Thomas More), 2 assists (Thiel), 2 rebounds (Geneva), 1 block (Thiel) ... Waynesburg: Member of Yellow Jacket track & field team High School: Basketball (4 letters), two-time all-section ... Track & field .. Personal Notes: Daughter of John and Kim Chadwick.

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#25 HEATHER DAVIS

Senior | Forward | 5-10 Ford City, Pa. | Ford City Athletic Training

2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 27 games (27 starts) ... 7.0 PPG, 2.0 APG, 4.6 RPG, 24 steals, 13 blocks ... Season Highs: 21 points (Carnegie Mellon), 5 assists (Westminster), 9 rebounds (Thiel, Geneva), 2 steals (three times), 2 blocks (Allegheny, Saint Vincent) ... 2013-14 Season Totals: 7.9 PPG, 1.2 APG, 4.6 RPG, 16 steals, 6 blocks ... Season Highs: 18 points (Grove City), 4 assists (Westminster), 9 rebounds (Bridgewater, Thiel), 4 steals (Bridgewater), 1 block (six times) ... 2012-13 Season Totals: Appeared in 27 games (7 starts) ... 3.9 PPG, 0.5 APG, 2.3 RPG, 14 steals, 2 blocks ... Season Highs: 10 points (Penn State Altoona, Thiel), 2 assists (La Roche, Hood, Westminster), 6 rebounds (Grove City), 3 steals (Penn State Altoona) 1 block (six times) Waynesburg: Member of Yellow Jacket golf team ... High School: Basketball (4 letters) ... First-team all-section as a senior ... Team player of the year ... MVP of the Cager Classic All Star game ... Volleyball (4 letters) ... Track (3 letters) ... Golf (3 letters) ... Personal Notes: Daughter of Timothy and Teresa Davis.

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#13 HALEY DELANEY Junior| Guard/Forward | 6-1 Mainville, Ohio | Kings Nursing

2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 27 games (16 starts) ... 5.9 PPG, 0.5 APG, 4.4 RPG, 17 steals, 27 blocks ... Season Highs: 13 points (Carnegie Mellon, Grove City), 2 assists (Saint Vincent, Thiel), 9 rebounds (Thiel), 3 steals (Geneva), 4 blocks (Saint VIncent) ... 2013-14 Season Totals: Appeared in 22 games ... 3.4 PPG, 0.2 APG, 2.2 RPG, 12 steals, 12 blocks ... Season Highs: 14 points (Chatham), 1 assist (four times), 7 rebounds (Saint Vincent), 3 steals (Bethany), 3 blocks (Saint Vincent) -Blocks: 3 (Saint Vincent) ... High School: Basketball (3 Letters ... Most Valuable Player on team ... Female Athlete Of The Year ... First Team AllConference ... Graduated with honors ... Cross Country ... Lacrosse ... Personal Notes: Daughter of Terry and Cindy Delaney.

#22 MACKENNA DRAZICH Senior | Guard | 5-8 Avella, Pa. | Avella Exercise Science

#14 RACHEL ENG

Sophomore | Guard | 5-9 Elon, N.C. | Homeschooled Accounting

2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 12 games ... 2.3 PPG, 0.2 APG, 0.9 RPG, 2 steals, 1 block ... Season Highs: 4 points (Geneva, Thomas More), 1 assist (Geneva, Thomas More), 2 rebounds (Baldwin Wallace, Thiel, Geneva), 1 steal (Thomas More, Westminster), 1 block (Thiel) ... Personal Notes: Daughter of Edward and Donna Eng.

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2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 20 games ... 1.3 PPG, 0.4 APG, 1.0 RPG, 3 steals ... Season Highs: 9 points (Thomas More), 2 assists (Baldwin Wallace, Bethany, Geneva), 3 rebounds (Thiel, Geneva), 1 steal (La Roche, Bethany, Thomas More) ... High School: Basketball (3 letters), all-section, high scorer of Washington/Greene County All Star game, selected for Roundball Classic 2014, selected for Hoops for a Cure All Stars 2014, California all-tournament Team 2014 ... Volleyball ... Softball ... Honor Roll ... Personal Notes: Daughter of Mike and Peggy Drazich.

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#24 KATIE GEHLMANN

Junior | Guard | 5-7 Johnstown, Pa.| Richland Exercise Science

2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 27 games (2 starts) ... 6.6 PPG, 0.7 APG, 2.4 RPG, 25 steals, 2 blocks ... Season Highs: 15 points (Washington & Jefferson), 3 assists (Bethany, Geneva), 7 rebounds (Allegheny, Washington & Jefferson), 4 steals (Carnegie Mellon), 1 block (Westminster, Grove City) ... 2013-14 Season Totals: Appeared in 27 games ... 6.3 PPG, 1.6 APG, 2.3 RPG, 28 steals, 2 blocks ... Season Highs: 20 points (Westminster), 5 assists (Bridgewater), 6 rebounds (Westminster), 3 steals (five times), 2 blocks (Baldwin Wallace) ... High School: Basketball (4 Letters) ... 1,000 point scorer ... All-Conference (2011, 2013) ... Female Athlete Of The Year ... Track and Field ... Personal Notes: Daughter of William and Cindy Gehlmann.

#33 KATIE HOOVER

Junior | Guard | 5-7 Hillsville, Pa. | Mohawk Psychology

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2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 21 games ... 1.9 PPG, 0.2 APG, 2.3 RPG, 7 steals, 11 blocks ... Season Highs: 7 points (Thiel), 1 assists (four times), 6 rebounds (Thomas More), 2 steals (La Roche), 3 blocks (Geneva) ... 2013-14 Season Totals: Appeared in 12 games ... 0.6 PPG, 0.3 APG, 1.7 RPG, 2 steals, 1 block ... Season Highs: 2 points (Chatham, Bethany), 2 assists (Chatham), 7 rebounds (Geneva), 1 steals (Geneva, Bethany), 1 block (Bethany) ... PAC Academic Honor Roll. High School: Basketball (4 letters), Two-time first-team All-West Virginia, conference co-player of the year ... Softball ... Personal Notes: Daughter of Douglas and Valerie Hoover.

#15 BRITTANY HUTCHINSON

Sophomore | Guard | 5-7 Canonsburg, Pa. | Canon-McMillan Criminal Justice

2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 7 games ... 0.6 PPG, 0.4 RPG ... Season highs: 2 points (Westminster, Geneva), 2 rebounds (Thiel) ... Prior to Waynesburg: Attended Youngstown State University ... Personal Notes: Daughter of Carla and Gregg Hutchinson.

RETURNER/NEWCOMER BIOS

#30 ADDY KNETZER Sophomore | Forward | 5-10 Houston, Pa. | Chartiers-Houston Accounting

2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 27 games (10 starts) ... 9.2 PPG, 0.5 APG, 6.6 RPG, 12 steals, 11 blocks ... Season Highs: 25 points (Bethany), 2 assists (Thomas More, Saint Vincent), 14 rebounds (Grove City), 3 steals (La Roche), 2 blocks (Bethany) ... Corvias ECAC Division III South Rookie of the Week (3 times) ... Waynesburg: Member of Yellow Jacket track & field team ... High School: Basketball (letter winner) ... Track & field ... Soccer ... Volleyball ... Post-Gazette Athlete of the Week ... Honor Roll ... Personal Notes: Daughter of Jennifer Martincic and Jeff Knetzer.

#10 KASSIDY O’KEEFE Junior | Guard | 5-6 Heidelberg, Pa. | Chartiers Valley Exercise Science

#32 ANNA BARTMAN Freshman

Fredericktown, Pa. | Beth-Center Pre-Med High School: Basketball (4 letters), 1st Team All-Section, Finest 15, Section MVP, Roundball Classic Team Member ... Volleyball ... Track & field ... Class Valedictorian ... Personal Notes: Daughter of John and Carla Bartman.

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2014-15 Season Totals: Appeared in 19 games ... 3.5 PPG, 0.8 APG, 2.3 RPG, 13 steals ... Season Highs: 15 points (Westminster), 3 assists (Thiel), 7 rebounds (Thiel), 2 steals (Saint Vincent) ... Prior to Waynesburg: Appeared in 14 games at Division II Slippery Rock University in 2013-14 season, tallied nine points, six rebounds and four assists. High School: Basketball (3 letters) ... Softball ... Personal Notes: Daughter of Dan and Dawn O’Keefe.

NEWCOMER BIOS

#12 JULIE DEKLAVEN Freshman

Pittsburgh, Pa. | Seton-LaSalle Exercise Science High School: Basketball (4 letters) ... Soccer ... Personal Notes: Daughter of Tom and Cindy DeKlaven

#31 CAROLENA GASBARRO Junior

Hickory, Pa. | Fort Cherry Early Childhood/Special Education Prior to Waynesburg: Appeared in 39 games over two seasons at Bethany College ... High School ... Basketball (4 letters) ... Track & field ... Majorette ... Volleyball ... Whoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Who Among American High School Students, Student of the Month, ScholarAthlete award ... Personal Notes: Daughter of Frank and Madeline Gasbarro.

#5 HANNAH ROTH Freshman

Butler, Pa. | Homeschooled Nursing

#22 MONICA STARRE Freshman

Jewett, Ohio | Carrollton Exercise Science High School: Basketball (4 letters), two-time first-team all-conference ... Soccer ... Track & field ... Softball ... Student of the month, salutatorian, academic hall of fame, scholar-athlete ... Personal Notes: Daughter of Jeff and Mary Starre.

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High School: Basketball (letter winner), two-year MVP of the Southwestern Christian Athletic League, two-year first-team allconference ... Soccer ... Track & field ... Personal Notes: Daughter of Jeff and Charlene Roth.

HEAD COACH SAM JONES College Coaching Experience 2003-06 -- Men’s Assistant Coach, Mt. Union 2006-07 -- Women’s Assistant Coach, Mt. Union 2008-Present -- Head Coach, Waynesburg Sam Jones is back for his eighth season as the head of the Waynesburg women’s basketball team after leading his Yellow Jackets to threestraight winnings seasons, including back-to-back 20-win campaigns (2010-11 and 2011-12). After five years on the bench, Jones boasts an 102-89 overall record, which ranks him second on the school’s rankings in terms of overall wins and winning percentage (.526). In 2011-12, Jones led his Jackets to a 20-8 overall record that included a 14-4 mark in Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) play and a slew of memorable moments. The Jackets secured not one, but two signature wins over NCAA qualifier Saint Vincent during the regular season. The first of those two victories came during a season-best nine-game winning streak. For the second-straight year, Waynesburg scored an opening-round victory in the postseason conference tournament and then came two points shy of advancing to the PAC title game. For his efforts, Jones earned his first PAC Coach of the Year award and was joined three of his top players on the all-conference teams. Senior point guard Hannah Hunter led the way with a first-team nod, while junior guards Jessi Drayer and Brittany Spencer earned second-team and honorable mention nods, respectively. Hunter finished her senior campaign as Waynesburg’s leader in assists (5.3 apg) and steals (2.9 spg), while also finishing second on the team in scoring (13.5 ppg). She also set the school record for career assists this past winter and surpassed the 1,000-career point mark. During the 2010-11 campaign, the Jackets exploded for a 21-9 overall record, the program’s best since 1994-95, won its first PAC playoff game since the 2005-06 when they took down Washington & Jefferson, and capped the year by winning the school’s first ECAC South title as the top seed and host team. The 2010-11 Jacket women also made a big mark in the school record book by breaking five team records and three individual marks. As a squad, Waynesburg set new program highs in field goals attempted in a season (1,962), free throws made in a season (405), free throw percentage in a season (71.4 percent), rebounds in a season (1,324) and team blocks in a season (115). The Yellow Jackets also set three new individual records, two of which were achieved by four-time All-PAC forward Elisha Jones. Jones set the school career blocks record with 150 and attempted 445 field goals this season, which is the top mark for one year of play. Junior point guard Hannah Hunter also wrote her name into the record books with 132 assists, the most for a Waynesburg player in a single season. Over his first three years at the helm, Jones has increased his team’s overall and Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) wins total and guided sevearl players to All-PAC honors. During the 2008-09 season, his first as the leader of the Waynesburg women’s basketball team, Jones brought some national attention to the Yellow Jackets as he guided them to one of the biggest one-year turnarounds in all of Division III. After taking over the team in late April of 2008, Jones led the young team to an 8-18 season, a seven-win improvement from their 1-25 effort in 2007. That increase tied for the 12th-largest in the D-III ranks last season. Jones also coached then-sophomore Elisha Jones and thenfreshman Callie White to All-PAC laurels. Jones was also named a PAC Women’s Player of the Week and White was named to the D3Hoops.com Team of the Week back on Jan. 21.

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Jones came to the Yellow Jackets from Mount Union where he spent a total of four years as an assistant coach with both the men’s and women’s programs. While he only spent one year as the head assistant with the women’s program in 2006-2007, Jones was part of a Purple Raiders’ team that upset a pair of nationally-ranked opponents.

Before his work with the women’s team, Jones spent three years (2003-2006) with the Mt. Union men. During that span, Jones helped develop five All-Ohio Athletic Conference selections and a pair of 1,000-point scorers. Jones started his basketball coaching career in 1995 at Grenville Christian College, a high-school level institution located in Brockville, Ontario, approximately 70 miles south of Ottawa. He served the next five years as head junior varsity boys’ basketball coach before accepting the varsity coaching job in 2000. One year earlier, Jones also assumed the head coaching job of the varsity girls’ basketball team at the school. In addition to his basketball duties at Grenville Christian, Jones coached men’s volleyball and track & field while serving as an assistant athletic director and physical education teacher. Jones recently earned his Masters of Business Administration degree from Waynesburg after graduating from the University of Mount Union with a Bachelor of Arts degree in physical education and minors in education and exercise science. He currently resides just south of Washington, Pa. with his wife Ruth-Ann and children Hannah, Lucas, Rebekah and Nathan.

ASSISTANT COACH

KEVIN PUSATERI Assistant Coach

After graduating from Waynesburg University in 1989, Pusateri was active in the sport of basketball in a variety of ways. He has spent time as the head coach and athletic director at Wesley Academy in Pittsburgh, and has been an assistant coach at Trinity and McGuffey high schools in nearby Washington County. Along with his 10 years of work as a high school coach, Pusateri also serves as a Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) official.

Following his graduation from Waynesburg, Pusateri added a degree from California University of Pa. He is a 1985 graduate of Burgettstown High School, where he was a standout hoopster for the Blue Devils. Pusateri is employed as a special education teacher for Intermediate Unit One. He is married to his wife Michelle, who is a 1990 Waynesburg graduate, and they have a daughter Samantha and a son Joshua.

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Kevin Pustateri is back for his third season as an assistant on head coach Sam Jonesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; staff.

2014-15 STATISTICS 2014-15 Overall Season Statistics Overall Record 15-12, Home 8-7, Away 7-5 No. Player

GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OREB DREB REB.-AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS-AVG

02 Sam Chadwick

13-0

03 Maura Bobby

27-4 480-17.8 66-168 .393 5-12

35-2.7

1-6

.167

1-1

.417 70-93 .753

10 Rebecca Kerr

26-26 567-21.8 130-292 .445

.278 82-102 .804 42

12 Hayden Giuliani

27-27 675-25.0 63-196

.321 37-131

.282 18-23

.783

13 Haley Delaney

27-16 520-19.3 53-175

.303

12-49

.245 40-85

.471

14 Rachel Eng

12-0

5-18

1.000

3-4

.750

6-0.5

1-0

6-0.5

99-3.7

55-0 35 50

207-7.7

91-3.5

71-1

14 44 347-13.3

45-0

119

55-0

27 17 158-5.9

39 60

24 181-6.7

46-3.8

10-18

.556

0-0

.000

7-10

.700

11-0.9

4-0

27-2.3

15 Brittany Hutchinson 7-0

10-1.4

2-4

.500

0-1

.000

0-0

.000

3-0.4

3-0

4-0.6

20 Joanne Barlamas

11-0

30-2.7

1-8

.125

0-2

.000

0-1

.000

4-0.4

3-0

2-0.2

21 Kortlynn Carr

22-0

96-4.4

5-26

192

1-9

.111

1-2

.500

14-0.6

11-0

12-0.5

97-4.9

.286

26-1.3

22 Mackenna Drazich 20-0

8-28

.286

2-7

8-11

.727

19-1.0

16-0

24-22 598-24.9

53-174

.305

23-90

.256 26-57

.456

90-3.8

54-1 100

50 155-6.5

24 Katie Gehlmann

27-2 455-16.9

59-160

.369

31-87

.356 30-37

.811

64-2.4

37-0

25 179-6.6

25 Heather Davis

27-27 626-23.2 74-217

.341

24-93

.258 16-22

.727

123-4.6

74-1

13 24 188-7.0

30 Addy Knetzer

27-10 474-17.6

106-217 .488

0-1

.000 37-63

.587

59 119

178-6.6

60-1

11 12 249-9.2

31 Rachel Lovely

24-1 272-11.3

26-49

.531

0-0

.000

8-16

.500

73-3.0

17-0

60-2.5

32 Kassidy O’Keefe

19-0 262-13.8 20-61

.328

10-29

.345 16-24

.667

43-2.3

24-0

66-3.5

33 Katie Hoover

21-0

158-7.5

13-29

.448

0-1

.000 14-17

.824

49-2.3

33-0

40-1.9

TM TEAM

27-0

0.0

6-168

.393 5-12

99-3.7

55-0 35 50

207-7.7

23 Lauren Blair

.417 70-93 .753

39 60

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Opponents

653-1744 .374 111-391 .284 490-725 .676 405 813 1218

Score by Periods

1st

Total

Waynesburg

886 1021 1907

Opponents

919 988

2nd

690-1828 .377 151-531 .284 376-567 .663 401 772

1173-43.4 563-4

341 473 105 257 1907-70.6

484-- 349 489 67 256 1907-70.6

1907

2014-15 PAC Season Statistics PAC Record 12-6, Home 6-3, Away 6-3 No. Player

8-0

1-4

.250

1-1

1.000 3-4

.750

4-0.5

1-0

6-0.8

03 Maura Bobby

18-2 313-17.4

41-112

.366

4-9

.444 43-60

.717

74-4.1

39-0

129

10 Rebecca Kerr

18-18 399-22.2

102-219 .466

2-10

.200 59-72

.819

61-3.4

50-1

11 36 265-14.7

12 Hayden Giuliani

18-18 442-24.6

46-121

.380

29-84

.345 16-21

.762

438

52-2.9

28-0

13 Haley Delaney

18-14 361-20.1

36-120

.300

8-32

.250 26-55

.473

87-4.8

36-0

14 12 106-5.9

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14 Rachel Eng

GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OREB DREB REB-AVG PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS-AVG

02 Sam Chadwick

22-2.8

18 137-7.6

7-0

32-4.6

7-13

.538

0-0

.000

6-8

.750

7-1.0

3-0

20-2.9

15 Brittany Hutchinson 7-0

10-1.4

2-4

.500

0-1

.000

0-0

.000

3-0.4

3-0

4-0.6

20 Joanne Barlamas

7-0

23-3.3

1-7

.143

0-1

.000

0-0

.000

3-0.4

3-0

2-0.3

21 Kortlynn Carr

15-0

67-4.5

4-18

.222

0-6

.000

0-0

.000

7-0.5

8-0

8-0.5

22 Mackenna Drazich 14-0

66-4.7

6-19

.316

2-5

.400

6-9

.667

14-1.0

11-0

20-1.4

33 115-6.8

23 Lauren Blair

17-15 392-23.1

41-123

.333

15-57

.263 18-36

.500

62-3.6

37-0

24 Katie Gehlmann

18-1 265-14.7

32-84

.381

19-48

.396 17-22

.773

37-2.1

18-0

11 100-5.6

25 Heather Davis

18-18 415-23.1

49-147

.333

15-62

.242

8-11

.727

93-5.2

50-1

16 121-6.7

30 Addy Knetzer

18-3 305-16.9

72-142

.507

0-0

.000 26-38

.684

122-6.8

38-0

170-9.4

31 Rachel Lovely

17-1 176-10.4

17-32

.531

0-0

.000

6-10

.600

49-2.9

11-0

40-2.4

32 Kassidy O’Keefe

16-0 228-14.3

18-55

.327

10-28

.357 13-21

.619

39-2.4

20-0

59-3.7

33 Katie Hoover

13-0

8-21

.381

0-0

.000

.818

30-2.3

20-0

25-1.9

85-4.7

84-6.5

9-11

TEAM -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total

3600-200 483-1241 .389 105-344 .305 256-379 .675 294 535 829-46.1 376-2 249 307 71 171 1327-73.7

Opponents

3600-200 429-1149 .373 72-262

Score by Periods

1st

2nd

Waynesburg

616 711

1327

Opponents

598 642

1240

Total

.275 310-478 .649 250 518 768-42.7 327-0 234 316 37 163 1240-68.9

2014-15 SUPERLATIVES Individual Superlatives Points 28 - Rebecca Kerr vs. Chatham (2/21/15) 26 - Rebecca Kerr vs. La Roche (12/23/14) 25 - Addy Knetzer vs. Bethany (1/10/15)

Field Goals Made 12 - Addy Knetzer vs. Bethany (1/10/15) 11 - Rebecca Kerr at Thiel (2/11/15)

Field Goals Attempts 21 - Addy Knetzer vs. Bethany (1/10/15) 20 - Hayden Giuliani vs. Wash. & Jeff. (3/4/15)

3 PT Field Goals Made 5 - Heather Davis at Wash. & Jeff. (1/3/15) 5 - Hayden Guiliani at Wash. & Jeff. (1/3/15) 5 - Heather Davis vs. Carnegie Mellon (11/15/14)

3 PT Field Goal Attempts 13 - Hayden Guiliani vs. Wash. & Jeff. (3/4/15) 10- Heather Davis at Wash. & Jeff. (1/3/15)

3 PT Field Goal Pct. (Min. 2 made) 1.000 (2-2) - Mackenna Drazich vs Thomas More (12/3/14) .714 (5-7) - Hayden Giuliani at Wash. & Jeff. (1/3/15)

Free Throws Made

11 - Rebecca Kerr vs. Chatham (2/21/15) 8 - Maura Bobby at AldersonBroaddus (12/8/14) 8 - Rebecca Kerr vs. Thomas More (12/3/14)

Free Throws Attempts 11 - Rebecca Kerr vs. Thomas More (12/3/14) 11 - Haley Delaney vs. Allegheny (12/1/14)

Free Throw Pct. (Min. 5 made)

Rebounds

14 - Addy Knetzer vs. Grove City (12/6/14) 12 - Addy Knetzer vs. Wash. & Jeff. (2/7/15)

Assists

11- Lauren Blair vs. Franciscan (11/24/14) 10 - Lauren Blair vs Wash. & Jeff. (2/7/15)

Steals 6 - Rebecca Kerr at Thiel (2/11/15) 5 - Lauren Blair at Thiel (2/11/15)

Blocked Shots 4 - Haley Delaney vs. Saint Vincent (2/4/15) 3 - Katie Hoover vs. Geneva (2/18/15) 3 - Rebecca Kerr vs. Grove City (12/6/14)

1.000 (11-11)- Rebecca Kerr vs. Chatham (2/21/15) 1.000 (8-8)- Maura Bobby at Alderson-Broaddus (12/8/14) 1.000 (6-6)- Katie Gehlmann vs. Grove City (12/6/14)

3 - Haley Delaney at Baldwin Wallace (11/26/14)

3 PT Field Goal Attempts

Rebounds

Team Superlatives Points Highs: Lows:

88 - Geneva (2/18/15) 86 - at Geneva (1/21/15) 81 - Chatham (2/21/15)

Highs: Lows:

38 - at Baldwin-Wallace (11/26/14) 57 - Saint Vincent (2/4/15) 57 - Grove City (2/25/15)

3 PT Field Goal Percentage

Highs: Lows:

35 34 14 18

Field Goals Made -

Geneva (2/18/15) at Geneva (1/21/15) at Baldwin-Wallace (11/26/14) Wash. & Jeff. (3/4/15)

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Field Goals Attempts

Highs: Lows:

81 - Allegheny (12/1/14) 79 - Chatham (2/21/15) 43 - Grove City (2/25/15) 56 - at Baldwin-Wallace (11/26/14)

Field Goals Percentage

Highs: .515 (34-66) - at Geneva (1/21/15) .455 (35-77) - Geneva (2/18/15) Lows:

.250 (14-56) - at Baldwin-Wallace (11/26/14) .250 (18-72) Wash. & Jeff. (3/4/15)

3 PT Field Goals Made

Highs: 15 - at Wash. & Jeff. (1/3/15) 11 - Carnegie Mellon (11/15/14) 12- at Thomas More (12/7/13 Lows: 1 - Bethany (1/10/15) 2 - at Bethany (2/14/15)

31 30 12 14

- Wash. & Jeff. (3/4/15) - Carngie Mellon (11/15/14) - Bethany (1/10/15) La Roche (12/23/14)

Highs: .536 (15-28) - at Wash. & Jeff. (1/3/15) .462 (6-13) - La Roche (12/23/14) Lows: .083 (1-12) - Bethany (1/10/15) .087 (2-23) - Allegheny (12/1/14)

Free Throws Made Highs: Lows:

21 - Chatham (2/21/15) 21 - Westminster (1/28/15) 6 - at Baldwin-Wallace (11/26/14) 6 - at Wash. & Jeff. (1/3/15)

Free Throws Attempts Highs: Lows:

28 - at Pitt-Greensburg (11/18/14) 27 - Allegheny (12/1/14) 12 - at Baldwin-Wallace (11/26/14) 14 - at Alderson-Broaddus (12/8/14)

Free Throw Percentage Highs: .929 (13-14) - at Alderson-Broaddus (12/8/14) .840 (21-25) - Chatham (2/21/15) Lows: .353 (6-17) - at Wash. & Jeff. (1/3/15) .417 (10-24) - Carnegie Mellon (11/15/14)

Highs: Lows:

58 58 27 33

Highs: Lows:

23 - at Wash. & Jeff. (1/3/15) 22 - at Geneva (1/21/15) 5 - at Baldwin-Wallace (11/26/14) 5 - Saint Vincent (2/4/15)

Assists

Geneva (2/18/15) Thiel (1/14/15) Carnegie Mellon (11/5/14) Westminster (1/28/15)

Steals Highs: Lows:

17 - at Thiel (2/11/15) 16 - Westminster (1/28/15) 3 - Thomas More (12/3/14) 4 - Bethany (1/10/15) 4 - at Chatham (1/17/15)

Blocked Shots Highs:

7 7 7 7

Lows

0 - Westminster (1/28/15) 1 - at Saint Vincent (1/7/15)

Chatham (2/21/15) at Chatham (1/17/15) Thiel (1/14/15) Franciscan (11/24/15)

PRESIDENTS’ ATHLETIC CONFERENCE The Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC), built on the basic belief that an athletic program is an integral part of college life, but not an entity in itself, looks back on sixty years of growth and ahead to years of continued academic and athletic excellence. The league’s name clearly reflects its founding principle that operational control of all aspects of intercollegiate athletics is ultimately the responsibility of the presidents of each member institution, and thus active presidential leadership and oversight is paramount in conference administration. Formally organized in 1955 by Western Reserve University, John Carroll University, Case Institute of Technology, and Wayne State University, the PAC was the result of a realization that college athletics, despite numerous virtues for the individual and the institution, were gradually becoming a financial and academic burden. If athletics were to be continued, action had to be taken to place the program on its proper level. This included the premise that benefits of participation should be provided to as many students as possible. The PAC and its membership continue its original, defining mission of promoting intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of academic excellence. Institutions involved understand that the key components to its progress lie in the foundation of faith in each member by each other member. It is the conviction of its membership that the PAC is the solution to the dilemma of intercollegiate athletic competition, and they have staked their athletic future on this premise. Currently comprised of 10 select private institutions – Bethany College, Chatham University, Geneva College, Grove City College, Saint Vincent College, Thiel College, Thomas More College, Washington & Jefferson College, Waynesburg University and Westminster College – the PAC remains a unique organization in this day of high pressure intercollegiate athletics, with academics at the center of each member’s philosophy. The PAC expanded its membership to seven members in 2005 with the addition of Thomas More, formerly a NCAA Division III independent. Saint Vincent, a former NAIA member, joined the conference in 2006 as it began its reclassification to NCAA Division III status. Another former NAIA member, Geneva, became the conference’s ninth member and began league play in 2007 as it started its NCAA Division III reclassification. Chatham became the league’s 10th member, also in 2007. In 2012, the PAC Presidents’ Council voted to add Carnegie Mellon University and Case Western Reserve University as affiliate members in the sport of football beginning with the 2014 season. The PAC crowns league champions and awards all-conference honors in its 21 championship sports. Head coaches determine all-PAC squads for all team sports, while in individual sports, such as cross country and tennis, all-PAC accolades are based upon performances at the conference championships. In addition to its 21 sponsored championship sports, the PAC partnered with the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) to create the single-sport Ohio River Lacrosse Conferences (ORLC & ORWLC) in 2014, with both kicking off league schedules during the spring of 2015. The PAC, which recently celebrated its 60th anniversary, annually awards its men’s and women’s All-Sports Trophies to the schools which perform best across the board in PAC competition. The Waynesburg men and Grove City women captured the 2014-15 trophies. Staying true to its original mission of promoting intercollegiate athletics and the pursuit of academic excellence, the PAC has seen nearly 200 of its participating student-athletes recognized as Academic All-Americans, while the league has also produced numerous NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship winners. Last year, the conference named 935 of its student-athletes to the PAC Academic Honor Roll, which recognizes all participating student-athletes who earn a term grade-point average of 3.60 or above. During the 2014-15 academic year, nine PAC student-athletes were honored with Capital One Academic All-America honors. Also, the Thomas More women’s basketball program and W&J junior wrestler Nick Carr claimed NCAA Division III national championships in their respective sports.

PAC MEMBERS Chatham

Geneva

Grove City

MEN

WOMEN

1. WAYNESBURG (65.5)

1. Grove City (79)

2. Saint Vincent (62.5)

2. Westminster (74)

3. Grove City (60.0)

3. Thomas More (69)

4. Washington & Jefferson (55.5) 4. Washington & Jefferson (58.5)

St. Vincent

Waynesburg

Thiel

Westminster

*-Football-only members

Thomas More Wash. & Jeff.

Carnegie Mellon *

Case Western Reserve*

5. Westminster (53.5)

5. Saint Vincent (58.0)

6. Thomas More (53.0)

6. Bethany (49.5)

7. Thiel (42.0)

7. WAYNESBURG (48.0)

8. Bethany (41.0)

8. Thiel (42.5)

9. Geneva (28.0)

9. Geneva (39.5) 10. Chatham (14.0)

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Bethany

2014-15 ALL-SPORTS TROPHY STANDINGS

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PAC TEAM STATISTICS

Rebounding Defense TEAM G REB AVG Thomas More 33 1123 34.0 Grove City 28 1034 36.9 Saint Vincent 27 1034 38.3 Bethany 26 1043 40.1 Wash. & Jeff. 29 1182 40.8 Westminster 27 1101 40.8 Thiel 26 1068 41.1 Geneva 25 1112 44.5 Waynesburg 27 1218 45.1 Chatham 25 1180 47.2

Scoring Offense TEAM G PTS. AVG. Thomas More 33 2821 85.5 Saint Vincent 27 2207 81.7 Waynesburg 27 1907 70.6 Wash. & Jeff. 29 2046 70.6 Bethany 26 1783 68.6 Grove City 28 1647 58.8 Chatham 25 1440 57.6 Thiel 26 1470 56.5 Geneva 25 1387 55.5 Westminster 27 1492 55.3

Free Throw Percentage TEAM G FTM FTA Thomas More 33 564 761 Saint Vincent 27 366 519 Geneva 25 304 433 Wash. & Jeff. 29 486 695 Thiel 26 308 457 Westminster 27 390 581 Waynesburg 27 376 567 Bethany 26 340 525 Grove City 28 298 461 Chatham 25 321 508

Scoring Defense TEAM G PTS. AVG. Thomas More 33 1739 52.7 Saint Vincent 27 1622 60.1 Grove City 28 1760 52.9 Wash. & Jeff. 29 1854 63.9 Westminster 27 1854 68.7 Waynesburg 27 1907 70.6 Bethany 26 1855 71.3 Chatham 25 1804 72.2 Geneva 25 1839 73.6 Thiel 26 1979 76.1

3 PT Field Goal Percentage TEAM G FG FGA PCT. Wash. & Jeff. 29 136 378 .360 Saint Vincent 27 207 591 .350 Thomas More 33 205 595 .345 Bethany 26 135 433 .312 Thiel 26 116 381 .304 Grove City 28 87 302 .288 Waynesburg 27 151 531 .284 Geneva 25 131 464 .282 Chatham 25 129 466 .277 Westminster 27 110 418 .263

Scoring Margin TEAM G OFF DEF Margin Thomas More 33 85.5 52.7 +32.8 Saint Vincent 27 81.7 60.1 +21.7 Wash. & Jeff. 29 70.6 63.9 +6.6 Waynesburg 27 70.6 70.6 +0.0 Bethany 26 68.6 71.3 -2.8 Grove City 28 58.8 62.9 -4.0 Westminster 27 55.3 68.7 -13.4 Chatham 25 57.6 72.2 -14.6 Geneva 25 55.5 73.6 -18.1 Thiel 26 56.5 76.1 -19.6

3 PT Field Goal Pct. Defense TEAM G FG FGA PCT. Waynesburg 27 111 391 .284 Bethany 26 101 347 .291 Westminster 27 148 505 .293 Thiel 26 143 480 .298 Wash. & Jeff. 29 184 608 .303 Chatham 25 103 334 .308 Thomas More 33 149 480 .310 Geneva 25 151 482 .313 Saint Vincent 27 123 385 .319 Grove City 28 143 407 .351

Rebounding Margin TEAM G TM OPP MAR Thomas More 33 1437 1123 +9.5 Bethany 26 1144 1043 +3.9 Saint Vincent 27 1122 1034 +3.3 Wash. & Jeff. 29 1272 1182 +3.1 Grove City 28 1079 1034 +1.6 Westminster 27 1094 1101 -0.3 Waynesburg 27 1173 1218 -1.7 Thiel 26 978 1068 -3.5 Geneva 25 859 1112 -10.1 Chatham 25 805 1180 -15.0 Assists TEAM G AST AVG Saint Vincent 27 527 19.5 Thomas More 33 611 18.5 Bethany 26 411 15.8 Wash. & Jeff. 29 453 15.6 Thiel 26 342 13.2 Waynesburg 27 341 12.6 Grove City 28 331 11.8 Chatham 25 274 11.0 Geneva 25 266 10.6 Westminster 27 251 9.3

Field Goal Percentage TEAM G FG FGA PCT. Thomas More 33 1026 2258 .454 Saint Vincent 27 817 1841 .444 Wash. & Jef. 29 712 1771 .402 Bethany 26 654 1694 .386 Thiel 26 523 1356 .386 Waynesburg 27 690 1828 .377 Grove City 28 631 1691 .373 Geneva 25 476 1381 .345 Chatham 25 495 1440 .344 Westminster 27 496 1467 .338

3 PT Field Goal Made TEAM G FG AVG Saint Vincent 27 207 7.7 Thomas More 33 205 6.2 Waynesburg 27 151 5.6 Geneva 25 131 5.2 Bethany 26 135 5.2 Chatham 25 129 5.2 Wash. & Jeff. 29 136 4.7 Thiel 26 116 4.5 Westminster 27 110 4.1 Grove City 28 87 3.1

Steals TEAM G STL AVG Thomas More 33 481 14.6 Saint Vincent 27 378 13.3 Grove City 28 305 10.9 Waynesburg 27 257 9.5 Geneva 25 219 8.8 Bethany 26 213 8.2 Wash. & Jeff. 29 237 8.2 Chatham 25 191 7.6 Westminster 27 182 6.7 Thiel 26 164 6.3

Field Goal Pct. Defense TEAM G FG FGA PCT. Thomas More 33 600 1738 .345 Wash. & Jeff. 29 658 1871 .352 Waynesburg 27 653 1744 .374 Saint Vincent 27 587 1551 .378 Westminster 27 667 1708 .391 Thiel 26 713 1768 .403 Bethany 26 687 1688 .407 Grove City 28 613 1477 .415 Geneva 25 677 1588 .426 Chatham 25 697 1606 .434

Rebounding Offense TEAM G REB AVG Bethany 26 1144 44.0 Wash. & Jeff. 29 1272 43.9 Thomas More 33 1437 43.5 Waynesburg 27 1173 43.4 Saint Vincent 27 1122 41.6 Westminster 27 1094 40.5 Grove City 28 1079 38.5 Thiel 26 978 37.6 Geneva 25 859 34.4 Chatham 25 805 32.2

Blocked Shots TEAM G BLK AVG Wash. & Jeff. 29 138 4.8 Waynesburg 27 105 3.9 Thomas More 33 116 3.5 Saint Vincent 27 93 3.4 Thiel 26 84 3.2 Grove City 28 74 2.6 Bethany 26 61 2.3 Westminster 27 54 2.0 Chatham 25 45 1.8 Geneva 25 23 0.9

PCT. .741 .705 .702 .699 .674 .671 .663 .648 .646 .632

PAC INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Scoring TEAM

G PTS. AVG.

Free-Throw Pct. NAME G FT FTA PCT

Steals TEAM

Sydney Moss (TMC) Taylor Mathers (SVC) Jaclyn Watkins (THI) Beka Bellhy (WJC) Kel. Daugherty (BET) Kat. Erbelding (GRO) Heidi Mann (GEN) Rebecca Kerr (WAY) Rac. McClain (CHA) Tay. Cortazzo (WJC)

33 25 25 28 26 28 25 26 24 29

N. Kiernan, TMC S. Wainscott, TMC H. Mann, GEN R. Kerr, WAY A. Owings, TMC T. Mathers, SVC M. Bobby, WAY N. Engel, CHA B. Bellhy, WJC A. Borts, WES

Kat. Erbelding (GRO) 28 Ally Schmidt (SVC) 27 Heidi Mann (GEN) 25 Mara Benvenuti (SVC) 27 Lexie Arkwright (GRO) 27 Olivia Huber (TMC) 30 Abby Owings (TMC) 33 Lauren Blair (WAY) 24 Hayley Holenka (BET) 26 Alexis Naples (BET) 26

95 70 61 63 62 66 69 50 54 52

3-Point FG Pct. NAME G 3FG 3FGA PCT

Blocked Shots TEAM

NO. AVG.

N. Kiernan, TMC S. Wainscott, TMC H. Mann, GEN R. Kerr, WAY A. Owings, TMC T. Mathers, SVC M. Bobby, WAY N. Engel, CHA B. Bellhy, WJC A. Borts, WES

Valerie Dunlap (WJC) 29 Nikki Kiernan (TMC) 26 Taylor Mathers (SVC) 25 Jaclyn Watkins (THI) 25 Haley Delaney (WAY) 27 A. Santamaira (TMC) 33 Lexie Arkwright (GRO) 27 Shalia Williams (SVC) 27 Taylor Duchon (THI) 23 Tayler Ketler (THI) 26

83 38 33 28 27 30 23 23 18 20

NO. AVG.

Minutes Played TEAM

MIN. AVG.

126 100 106 133 132 107 79 66 66 68

Heidi Mann (GEN) 25 Kayla Welter (THI) 26 Rachel McClain (CHA) 24 Miranda Heaney (GEN) 25 Kelsey Shirey (GRO) 28 Megan Sieg (CHA) 25 Rachel Durbin (WES) 27 Nicole Hyland (GEN) 24 T. Cortazzo (WJC) 29 Jaclyn Watkins (THI) 25

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24.2 18.5 17.6 16.4 16.0 15.3 15.1 13.3 12.3 12.1

G OFF DEF TOT AVG.

V. Dunlap (WJC) 29 85 H. Mann (GEN) 25 82 K. Daugherty (BET) 26 95 J. Watkins (THI) 25 87 T. Mathers (SVC) 25 53 N. Hyland (GEN) 24 53 K. Elberding (GRO) 28 86 S. Moss (TMC) 33 67 C. McClean (GRO) 27 75 A. Knetzer (WAY) 27 59

798 463 439 459 416 427 378 347 295 351

230 159 129 121 142 131 128 184 120 119

315 241 223 208 195 184 214 251 195 178

10.9 9.6 8.6 8.3 7.8 7.7 7.6 7.6 7.2 6.6

26 33 25 26 33 25 27 25 28 27

68 67 112 82 66 88 70 54 136 97

Field-Goal Pct. NAME G FG FGA PCT

Assists TEAM

T. Mathers, SVC 25 J. Watkins, THI 25 A. Santamaria, TMC 33 S. Moss, TMC 33 A. Schmidt, SVC 27 T. Cortazzo, WJC 29 K. Daugherty, BET 26 A. Knetzer, WAY 27 A. Borts, WES 27 K. Erbelding, GRO 28

Ally Schmidt (SVC) 27 Lauren Blair (WAY) 24 Alexis Naples (BET) 26 Sydney Moss (TMC) 33 Sydni Wainscott (TMC) 33 Alexa Delgreco (WJC) 29 Heidi Mann (GEN) 25 Kayla Welty (THI) 26 Mikyla Tipton (BET) 26 Mara Benvenuti (SVC) 27

186 176 105 298 105 118 164 106 109 186

319 330 201 575 206 238 331 217 227 398

.583 .533 .522 .518 .510 .496 .495 .488 .480 .467

81 81 138 192 83 112 93 72 183 132

.840 .827 .812 .804 .795 .786 .753 .750 .743 .735

4.7 4.2 4.1 4.0 4.0 3.7 3.2 2.5 2.5 2.5

NO. AVG.

975 871 747 770 858 764 799 706 851 716

3.4 2.6 2.4 2.3 2.3 2.2 2.1 2.1 2.1 2.0

2.9 1.5 1.3 1.1 1.0 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.8 0.8

39.0 33.5 31.1 30.8 30.6 30.6 29.6 29.4 29.3 28.6

PAC YEAR IN REVIEW 2014-15 Final PAC Standings

Postseason Results

PAC PCT. OVERALL PCT. Thomas More!^ 18-0 1.000 33-0 1.000 Saint Vincent 15-3 .833 22-5 .815 Wash. & Jeff. 13-5 .722 21-8 .724 Waynesburg 12-6 .667 15-12 .556 Grove City 10-8 .556 14-14 .500 Bethany 8-10 .444 12-14 .462 Westminster 5-13 .278 7-20 .259 Thiel 4-14 .222 5-21 .192 Geneva 3-15 .167 6-19 .240 Chatham 2-16 .111 4-21 .160 ! PAC Regular Season Champion ^ PAC Tournament Champion

2015 PAC TOURNAMENT First Round - Feb. 23, 2015 - @ Higher Seed #5 Grove City 66, #8 Thiel 46 #7 Westminster 77, #6 Bethany 65

All-PAC Team FIRST TEAM Kathryn Erbelding, Grove City Taylor Mathers, Saint Vincent Sydney Moss, Thomas More Abby Owings, Thomas More Beka Bellhy, Wash. & Jeff.

Quarterfinals - Feb. 25, 2015 - @ Higher Seed #3 Washington & Jefferson 62, #7 Westminster 52 #5 Grove City 65, #4 Waynesburg 57 Semifinals - Feb. 27, 2015 - @ Thomas More #2 Saint Vincent 71, #3 Washington & Jefferson 55 #1 Thomas More 93, #5 Grove City 42 Finals - Feb. 28, 2015 - @ Thomas More #1 Thomas More 75, #2 Saint Vincent 65 ECAC DIII South Tournament - March 3, 2015 Washington & Jefferson 83, Waynesburg 61 ECAC DIII South Tournament - March 7, 2015 Lebanon Valley 63, Washington & Jefferson 57 NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS 1st Round - Thomas More 83, Greensboro 61 2nd Round - Thomas More 85, E. Mennonite 65 Sweet 16 - Thomas More 103, Washington (Mo.) 90 Elite Eight - Thomas More 75, Saint Thomas 58 Final Four - Thomas More 62, Tufts 52 Championship - Thomas More 83, George Fox 63

HONORABLE MENTION Heidi Mann, Geneva Kelsey Shirey, Grove City Jaclyn Watkins, Thiel Taylor Cortazzo, Wash. & Jeff. Hayden Giuliani, Waynesburg Allison Borts, Westminster PAC PLAYER OF THE YEAR Sydney Moss, Thomas More PAC COACH OF THE YEAR Jimmy Petruska, Saint Vincent

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SECOND TEAM Kelsea Daugherty, Bethany Mara Benvenuti, Saint Vincent Ally Schmidt, Saint Vincent Sydni Wainscott, Thomas More Valerie Dunlap, Wash. & Jeff. Rebecca Kerr, Waynesburg

COACHING RECORDS/YEARLY LEADERS BY WINS COACH

SEASONS GAMES W-L

PCT.

Sam Jones

191

102-89 .534

Rob Phillips

146

84-62

.575

Terry Acker

226

71-155

.314

Julie Jones

37-38

.493

Andrea Williams

12-35

.255

CHRONOLOGICAL YEARS COACH

SEASONS

GAMES W-L PCT.

1988-94

Rob Phillips

146

84-62

.575

1994-97

Julie Jones

37-38

.493

1997-99

Andrea Williams

12-35

.255

1999-2007

Terry Acker

226

71-155

.314

2008-Present

Sam Jones

191

102-89

.534

YEAR PLAYER GMS 1997 Mandy Beisel 25 1998 Mandy Beisel 25 1999 Christina Nicol 22 2000 Cara Penner 23 2001 Kyana Bradley 23 2002 Kyana Bradley 18 2003 Candice Eyerman 27 2004 Candice Eyerman 23 2005 Candice Eyerman 24 2006 Katie Lewandowski 27 2007 Katie Lewandowski 24 2008 Elisha Jones 26 2009 Elisha Jones 26 2010 Elisha Jones 26 2011 Elisha Jones 30 2012 Jessi Drayer 28 2013 Brittany Spencer 27 2014 Hayden Giuliani 27 2015 Rebecca Kerr 26

PTS 254 266 274 181 201 200 387 279 299 428 311 213 380 310 469 403 307 293 347

AVG 10.2 10.6 12.5 7.9 8.7 11.1 14.3 12.1 12.5 15.9 13.0 10.1 14.6 12.9 15.6 14.4 11.4 10.9 13.3

REBOUNDING LEADERS SINCE 1997

YEAR PLAYER GMS 1997 Natalie Provost 24 1998 Cara Penner 22 1999 Natalie Provost 23 2000 Kyana Bradley 23 2001 Kyana Bradley 23 2002 Kyana Bradley 18 2003 Kyana Bradley 24 2004 Michelle Collins 23 2005 Lila St. Denis 24 2006 Denise Kennedy 27 2007 Michaelene Jones 25 2008 Michaelene Jones 26 2009 Johnna Deco 25 2010 Brittany Spencer 26 2011 Elisha Jones 30 2012 Brittany Spencer 28 2013 Brittany Spencer 27 2014 Elaine Hasek 27 2015 Addy Knetzer 27

REB AVG 177 7.4 158 7.2 209 9.1 141 6.1 182 7.9 134 7.4 200 8.3 155 6.7 142 5.9 161 6.0 202 8.1 175 7.3 173 6.9 188 7.2 221 7.4 209 7.5 164 6.1 218 8.1 178 6.6

ASSISTS LEADERS SINCE 1997

YEAR PLAYER GMS 1997 Janine Gmitter 25 1998 Kristine Fox 25 1999 Trisha Pollock 18 2000 Trisha Pollock 20 2001 Trisha Pollock 21 2002 Trisha Pollock 23 2003 Rachel Dillon 27 2004 Rachel Dillon 23 2005 Rachel Dillon 24 2006 Rachel Dillon 27 2007 Katie Lewandowski 24 2008 Kristen Lucci 26 2009 Hannah Hunter 26 2010 Hannah Hunter 25 2011 Hannah Hunter 30 2012 Hannah Hunter 28 2013 Jessi Drayer 27 2014 Lauren Blair 27 2015 Lauren Blair 24

AST AVG 77 3.1 76 3.0 78 4.3 90 4.5 62 3.0 74 3.2 127 4.7 108 4.7 94 3.9 106 3.9 79 3.3 49 1.8 84 3.2 93 3.7 132 4.4 148 5.3 58 2.1 104 3.9 100 4.2

STEALS LEADERS SINCE 1997

YEAR PLAYER GMS STL AVG 1997 Janine Gmitter 25 35 1.4 1998 Kristine Fox 25 51 2.0 1999 Marisa Jenkins 22 48 2.2 2000 Kyana Bradley 23 87 3.8 2001 Kyana Bradley 23 63 2.7 2002 Kyana Bradley 18 51 2.8 2003 Kyana Bradley 24 74 3.1 2004 Rachel Dillon 23 29 1.3 2005 Candice Eyerman 24 26 1.1 2006 Rachel Dillon 27 36 1.3 2007 Michaelene Jones 25 41 1.6 2008 Michaelene Jones 26 61 2.4 2009 Hannah Hunter 26 58 2.2 2010 Johnna Deco 26 42 1.6 2011 Hannah Hunter 30 65 2.2 2012 Hannah Hunter 28 81 2.9 2013 Jessi Drayer 27 50 1.9 2014 Lauren Blair 27 49 1.8 2015 Lauren Blair 24 50 2.1

BLOCKS LEADERS SINCE 1997 YEAR PLAYER 1997 Nikki Yanief 1998 Devon Shockley 1999 Christina Nicol 2000 Kyana Bradley 2001 Kyana Bradley 2002 Kyana Bradley 2003 Kyana Bradley 2004 Rachel Dillon Michelle Collins 2005 Lila St. Denis 2006 Denise Kennedy 2007 Denise Kennedy 2008 Elisha Jones 2009 Elisha Jones 2010 Elisha Jones 2011 Elisha Jones 2012 Paige Pearce 2013 Paige Pearce 2014 Elaine Hasek 2015 Haley Delaney

GMS BLK AVG 25 22 0.9 25 39 1.6 22 80 3.6 23 28 1.2 23 44 1.9 18 29 1.6 24 24 1.0 23 4 0.2 23 4 0.2 24 18 0.8 27 35 1.3 24 20 0.8 26 18 0.7 26 49 1.9 24 35 1.4 30 48 1.6 28 42 1.5 27 20 0.7 27 18 0.7 27 27 1.0

3-PT FG LEADERS SINCE 1997

YEAR PLAYER 1997 Kristen Fox 1998 Kristen Fox 1999 Kristen Fox 2000 Trisha Pollock 2001 Trisha Pollock 2002 Candice Newman 2003 Candice Eyerman 2004 Candice Eyerman 2005 Candice Eyerman 2006 Candice Eyerman 2007 Katie Lewandowski 2008 Marquis Demniak 2009 Callie White 2010 Morgan Hoone 2011 Hannah Hunter 2012 Jessi Drayer 2013 Jessi Drayer 2014 Hayden Guiliani 2015 Hayden Giuliani

NO. 15 21 26 18 23 41 104 77 81 89 49 36 32 40 35 45 34 62 37

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SCORING LEADERS SINCE 1997

SCHOOL RECORDS Individual Records Points Game:

by Mandy Beisel vs. Chatham, 1996-97

Season:

490

by Renee Harris, 1988-89

Career:

1,756

by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1988-92

Field Goals Made Game:

by Mandy Beisel vs. Chatham, 1996-97

Season:

189

by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1990-91

Career:

703

by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1988-92

Field Goals Attempted Game:

by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1989-90

Season:

445

by Elisha Jones, 2010-11

Career:

1,463

by Renee Harris, 1988-92

Field Goal Percentage

Bobbie Jo Graham Career Points Leader

Game:

1.000

by Cicely Hurt vs. West Virginia Wesleyan, 1993-94

Season:

.551

by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1991-92

Career:

.468

by Laura Baker-Kerr, 1991-95

Three-Point Field Goals Made Game:

by Candice Eyerman vs. Lehman, 2002-03

by Candice Eyerman vs. Frostburg State, 2002-03

Season:

104

by Candice Eyerman, 2002-03

Career:

351

by Candice Eyerman, 2002-06

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Game:

by Candice Eyerman vs. Mt. Aloysius, 2003-04

Season:

235

by Candice Eyerman, 2002-03

Career:

866

by Candice Eyerman, 2002-06

Three-Point Field Goals Percentage Game:

.857

by Becky Chisler vs. Wash. & Jeff., 1993-94

Season:

.446

by Hayden Giuliani, 2013-14

Career:

.405

by Candice Eyerman, 2002-06

Free Throws Made Game:

by Katie Lewandowski vs. Bethany, 2006-07

Season:

116

by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1990-91

Career:

350

by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1988-92

Free Throws Attempted Game:

by Bobbie Jo Graham vs. Daemen, 1989-90

Season:

190

by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1990-91

Career:

613

by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1988-92

Free Throw Percentage

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Candice Eyerman

Career Three-Point Field Goal Leader

Game:

1.000

by Katie Lewandowski (14-14) vs. Bethany, 2006-07

Season:

.854

by Chris Shaw, 1993-94

Career:

.792

by Chris Shaw, 1990-94

Game:

by Christina Nicol vs. Carlow, 1998-99

Season:

252

by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1989-90

Career:

965

by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1988-92

by Kim Kidner vs. Carnegie Mellon, 1994-95

Rebounds

Assists Game:

by Rachel Dillon vs. Lehman, 2002-03

Season:

148

by Hannah Hunter, 2011-12

Career:

457

by Hannah Hunter, 2008-2012

SCHOOL RECORDS Steals Game:

by Lori Lawthorne vs. Marietta, 1993-94

by Laura Baker-Kerr vs. Wooster, 1991-92

Season:

by Kyana Bradley, 1999-2000

Career:

275

by Kyana Bradley, 1999-2003

Blocked Shots Game:

by Lisa Darkey vs. Kenyon, 1990-91

by Christina Nicol vs. PSU-Altoona, 1998-99

Season:

by Christina Nicol, 1998-99

Career:

150

by Elisha Jones, 2008-11

Team Records

Kyana Bradley

Points Game:

101

vs. Muskingum, 1993-94

Season:

1,993

in 2013-14 (27 games)

Career Steals Leader

Field Goals Made Game:

vs. Ohio Dominican, 1992-93

Season:

775

in 1993-94 (23 games)

Field Goals Attempted Game:

vs. La Roche, 1993-94

Season:

1,962

in 2010-11 (30 games)

Field Goal Percentage Game:

.618

vs. Chatham, (42-68, Feb. 22, 2014)

Season:

.454

in 1991-92 (26 games)

Free Throws Made Game:

vs. Thiel, 1991-92

Season:

418

in 2013-14 (27 games)

Free Throws Attempts Game:

vs. Thiel, 1992-93

Season:

598

in 2013-14 (27 games)

Free Throw Percentage Game:

1.000

vs. Grove City, 1994-95

Season:

.714

in 2010-11 (30 games)

Game:

vs. Bethany, 1991-92

Season:

1,230

in 2013-14 (27 games)

Game:

vs. Columbia Union, 1991-92

Season:

471

in 1991-92 (26 games)

Hannah Hunter Single-Season and Career Assist Leader

Rebounds

Assists

Game:

vs. Bethany, 1992-93

Season:

115

in 2010-11 (30 games)

vs. Lebanon Valley, 1990-91

Steals Game:

vs. Ohio-Belmont, 1991-92

Season:

in 1992-93 (26 games)

425

Katie Lewandowski Single-Game Free Throw Leader

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Blocked Shots

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2005-2006 - Coach Terry Acker

2002-03 - Coach Terry Acker

11/22 at Allegheny L, 54-79 11/23 vs. Thiel W, 50-43 11/25 at La Roche W, 63-49 12/3 Chatham W, 72-40 12/4 PSU-Altoona W, 88-83 12/6 vs. Newport News Apprentice L, 52-70 12/7 vs. Lehman W, 97-74 12/14 at Pitt-Greensburg L, 57-69 1/3 at Villa Julie W, 60-28 1/4 vs. Clarkson L, 50-62 1/6 Pitt-Greensburg L, 45-50 1/7 Frostburg State W, 70-57 1/11 Mt. Aloysius L, 56-71 1/18 Wash. & Jeff. L, 35-64 1/19 vs. Chestnut Hill W, 64-43 1/20 at Chatham W, 63-54 1/22 at Bethany L, 66-73 1/25 at Westminster W, 55-40 1/29 Grove City L, 52-53 2/1 Thiel W, 59-36 2/8 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 50-64 2/12 Bethany W, 47-46 2/15 Westminster L, 57-66 2/19 at Grove City L, 50-65 2/22 at Thiel W, 57-48 2/25 Thiel# W, 52-44 2/28 vs. Grove City# L, 69-77 14-13 # PAC Tournament

2003-04 – Coach Terry Acker

11/21 at PSU-Behrend L, 47-51 11/22 vs. Adrian L, 44-66 11/25 La Roche W, 53-49 12/3 at La Roche W, 81-68 12/5 at PSU-Altoona W, 64-59 12/6 at Mt. Aloysius W, 73-68 12/13 Pitt-Greensburg L, 60-73 1/2 at Frostburg State W, 81-80 1/3 vs. New Jersey City W, 66-46 1/10 Mt. Aloysius L, 44-51 1/17 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 48-68 1/21 Bethany L, 58-67 1/24 Westminster L, 46-58 1/25 vs. Chestnut Hill W, 72-53 1/28 at Grove City L, 69-76 1/31 at Thiel L, 50-53 2/7 Wash. & Jeff. L, 75-78 2/9 Chatham W, 86-35 2/11 at Bethany L, 63-89 2/14 at Westminster L, 44-68 2/18 Grove City L, 50-5 2/21 Thiel W, 64-54 2/24 at Grove City# L, 43-61 11-16 # PAC Tournament

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2004-2005 - Coach Terry Acker

11/19 vs. Marietta L, 47-51 11/20 vs. Alfred L, 51-60 11/23 Mt. Aloysius W, 74-52 11/30 at Pitt-Greensburg L, 48-65 12/1 La Roche W, 49-46 12/3 at Salisbury L, 63-78 12/4 vs. Christopher Newport W, 77-56 12/7 PSU-Altoona W, 58-49 12/9 at Mt. Aloysius W, 89-47 1/5 at Juniata W, 65-61 1/6 at Chatham W, 74-26 1/11 at Carnegie Mellon W, 62-54 1/15 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 43-55 1/19 Grove City L, 51-61 1/22 at Thiel L, 48-71 1/26 at Bethany L, 73-78 1/29 Westminster L, 51-64 2/1 Point Park W, 67-54 2/5 Wash. & Jeff. L, 63-75 2/9 at Grove City L, 63-74 2/12 Thiel L, 65-78 2/16 Bethany W, 62-57 2/19 at Westminster L, 48-67 2/22 at Westminster# L, 43-54 10-14 # PAC Tournament

11/18 11/19 11/22 11/29 12/2 12/3 12/6 12/9 12/10 12/17 1/4 1/5 1/7 1/8 1/11 1/14 1/16 1/18 1/25 1/28 2/1 2/4 2/8 2/11 2/18 2/21 2/24

at Allegheny W, 63-62 vs. John Carroll L, 65-78 Pitt-Greensburg W, 78-68 Carnegie Mellon L, 59-64 vs. Guilford W, 66-61 at Salisbury L, 64-85 Juniata L, 55-70 at Mt. Aloysius W, 74-48 at PSU-Altoona W, 71-42 at La Roche W, 55-54 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 57-74 Chatham W, 73-40 vs. Meredith W, 67-55 at Villa Julie L, 43-48 at Bethany L, 71-82 at Grove City L, 48-57 Thiel L, 56-60 Thomas More W, 66-62 Westminster W, 62-59 Wash. & Jeff. L, 53-54 at Thiel L, 72-77 Bethany W, 74-70 at Thomas More L, 44-72 Grove City W, 78-61 at Westminster W, 65-62 at Bethany# W, 89-83 vs. Thomas More# L, 41-67 14-13 # PAC Tournament

2006-2007 - Coach Terry Acker

11/18 at PSU-Behrend L, 43-67 11/19 vs. Marietta W, 67-55 11/21 at Pitt-Greensburg W, 54-49 11/25 vs. SUNY-Oneonta L, 37-56 11/26 vs. D’Youville L, 75-79 11/28 at Carnegie Mellon L, 52-66 12/4 PSU-Altoona W, 61-59 12/9 at Grove City L, 44-57 12/16 Mt. Aloysius W, 69-51 12/20 Geneva L, 51-68 1/3 at Chatham W, 41-32 1/6 Thiel W, 61-58 1/10 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 50-64 1/13 Westminster L, 60-68 1/17 Bethany W, 74-69 1/20 at Saint Vincent L, 48-70 1/24 at Thomas More L, 44-73 1/27 Grove City W, 57-49 1/31 Wash. & Jeff. L, 47-70 2/3 at Thiel L, 67-76 2/7 at Bethany L, 65-83 2/10 at Westminster L, 43-60 2/15 Thomas More L, 53-65 2/17 Saint Vincent W, 75-58 2/20 at Bethany# L, 61-65 9-16 # PAC Tournament

2007-2008 - Coach Terry Acker

11/16 Manhattanville (N) W 71-67 11/17 Frostburg State (N) L 41-61 11/20 Pitt-Greensburg L 65-112 11/28 Carnegie Mellon L 50-60 12/1 at Thiel L 57-69 12/5 Bethany L 47-65 12/8 at Saint Vincent L 43-60 12/15 at Penn State-Altoona L 60-65 12/16 at Mount Aloysius L 61-71 1/2 La Roche L 42-53 1/5 Thomas More L 34-90 1/9 at Westminster L 35-59 1/12 Geneva L 47-60 1/16 Grove City L 52-62 1/19 at Wash. & Jeff. L 51-67 1/23 Chatham L 27-46 1/26 Thiel L 50-55 1/30 at Bethany L 50-77 2/2 Saint Vincent L 55-61 2/6 at Thomas More L 23-59 2/9 Westminster L 26-49 2/13 at Geneva L 41-60 2/16 at Grove City L 43-56 2/20 Wash. & Jeff. L 38-54 2/23 at Chatham L 55-67 2/26 at Thomas More # L 33-61 1-25 # PAC Tournament

2008-2009 - Coach Sam Jones

11/21 Allegheny (N) L 49-50 11/22 Fredonia State (N) L 46-48 11/24 at La Roche L 47-59 12/3 at Thiel W 66-64 12/6 at Bethany W 57-52 12/13 Saint Vincent L 67-70 12/19 Mount Aloysius W 79-53 12/29 at Alfred W 71-55 12/30 at Nazareth (N.Y.) L 48-58 1/3 at Thomas More L 45-70 1/7 Westminster L 53-58 1/10 at Geneva L 60-75 1/14 at Grove City L 51-61 1/17 Washington & Jefferson L 56-66 1/19 PUS-Greater Allegheny W 80-56 1/21 at Chatham W 46-36 1/24 Thiel L 56-57 1/28 Bethany L 56-69

1/31 at Saint Vincent L 41-55 2/4 Thomas More L 52-73 2/7 at Westminster W 57-52 2/11 Geneva W 65-58 2/14 Grove City L 41-62 2/18 at Washington & Jefferson L 37-51 2/21 Chatham L 42-71 2/24 at Bethany# L 63-68 (OT) 8-18 # PAC Tournament

2009-2010 - Coach Sam Jones

11/20 Adrian (Mich.) (N) L 59-71 11/21 Oterrbein (N) L 53-65 11/30 at PSU Greater Allegh. W 71-38 12/2 at Chatham L 43-47 12/5 Bethany W 60-58 12/12 Grove City L 56-76 12/15 at Kenyon L 53-70 12/19 La Roche W 79-67 12/29 Nazareth (N.Y.) L 58-62 12/30 Alfred (N.Y.) W 69-47 1/5 Westminster L 53-67 1/7 at Thiel W 62-54 1/9 Thomas More L 52-62 1/13 Saint Vincent L 52-62 1/16 Washington & Jefferson L 49-65 1/20 at Geneva L 56-75 1/23 Chatham W 65-62 1/27 at Bethany L 62-66 1/30 at Grove City L 52-66 2/3 at Westminster W 58-55 2/8 Thiel W 52-42 2/11 at Thomas More L 56-74 2/13 at Saint Vincent L 61-83 2/17 at Washington & Jefferson L 52-73 2/20 Geneva W 75-52 2/23 at Westminster# L 51-55 9-17 # PAC Tournament

2010-2011 - Coach Sam Jones

11/16 PSU Fayette W 69-48 11/19 Alfred (N) W 52-48 11/20 Allegheny (N) W 71-68 11/23 at Ohio University Eastern W 77-65 12/1 Chatham W 66-64 (OT) 12/4 at Bethany W 60-49 12/11 at Grove City L 63-65 12/16 at Hiram W 73-68 12/18 Kenyon L 52-64 12/21 at La Roche W 59-51 1/4 at Westminster W 78-75 1/6 Thiel W 77-69 1/8 Thomas More L 44-59 1/12 at Saint Vincent L 64-74 1/15 at Washington & Jefferson W 78-65 1/19 Geneva W 64-54 1/22 at Chatham W 61-43 1/26 Bethany L 59-63 1/29 Grove City W 58-44 2/2 Westminster W 63-53 2/5 at Thiel W 72-50 2/9 at Thomas More L 65-93 2/12 Saint Vincent L 57-64 2/16 Washington & Jefferson W 77-56 2/19 at Geneva L 58-60 2/22 Washington & Jefferson# W 52-42 2/25 Saint Vincent# (N) L 53-70 3/2 Moravian* W 68-62 3/5 PSU Behrend* W 73-59 3/6 Catholic* W 67-63 21-9 # PAC Tournament * ECAC South Tournament

2011-2012 - Coach Sam Jones

11/16 at Franciscan W 75-37 11/22 Hood W 69-45 11/25 Manchester (N) L 58-62 11/26 Allegheny (N) L 74-84 11/30 Thiel W 61-49 12/3 Westminster W 60-56 12/6 at Geneva W 78-28 12/10 Chatham W 81-54 12/17 at Penn State-Fayette W 85-64 12/19 Hiram W 58-54 12/30 Wooster W 81-48 1/4 at Saint Vincent W 59-53 1/7 at Bethany W 92-76 1/11 at Thomas More L 58-74 1/14 Grove City W 79-51 1/18 at Washington & Jefferson W 47-43 1/21 at Thiel L 62-64 1/25 at Westminster L 66-68 1/28 Geneva W 78-42 2/1 at Chatham W 71-52 2/4 Saint Vincent W 74-66 2/8 Bethany W 74-56 2/11 Thomas More L 68-75 2/15 at Grove City W 65-53 2/18 Washington & Jefferson W 59-57 2/21 Thiel# W 80-68 2/24 Saint Vincent# (N) L 54-56 2/29 Penn State Behrend* L 59-63 20-8 # PAC Tournament * ECAC South Tournament

2012-2013 - Coach Sam Jones

11/16 11/17 11/20 11/24 11/28 12/1 12/5 12/8 12/15 12/17 12/29 1/2 1/5 1/9 1/12 1/16 1/19 1/23 1/26 1/30 2/2 2/6 2/9 2/13 2/16 2/19 2/22

John Carroll (N) PSU-Altoona (N) Mount Aloysius Mount Union at Bethany Thomas More Grove City at Geneva at Wooster La Roche at Hood Wash. & Jeff. Westminster Thiel at Chatham at Saint Vincent Bethany at Grove City at Thomas More Wash. & Jeff. Geneva at Thiel at Westminster at Saint Vincent Chatham Westminster# at Thomas More# 14-13 #PAC Tournament

L 66-71 W 91-44 W 65-64 L 56-72 W 62-58 L 68-77 L 46-59 W 59-41 L 51-55 L 77-81 L 64-71 W 71-57 W 57-51 W 72-70 W 83-49 L 54-72 W 76-54 W 70-68 L 58-87 L 51-56 W 74-45 W 84-75 W 70-61 L 58-71 W 77-40 W 61-53 L 57-75

2013-2014 - Coach Sam Jones

11/15 11/16 11/22 11/23 12/4 12/7 12/17 12/19 12/21 1/3 1/4 1/8 1/11 1/15 1/18 1/22 1/25 1/29 2/1 2/5 2/8 2/12 2/15 2/19 2/22 2/19 2/22

Bridgewater(N) L 64-77 Pitt-Bradford(N) L 66-104 at Mount Union L 66-91 Denison (N) L 69-91 Bethany W 71-54 at Thomas More L 65-104 at Mount Aloysius W 78-65 at La Roche W 77-75 Baldwin Wallace L 51-55 at Grove City L 85-73 Geneva W 64-42 Wash. & Jeff. W 77-67 at Westminster L 71-78 at Thiel W 72-63 Chatham W 92-54 at Saint Vincent L 82-98 at Bethany W 62-40 Grove City W 72-58 Thomas More L 63-95 at Wash. & Jeff. L 63-73 at Geneva W 63-57 Thiel W 80-69 Westminster L 76-77 Saint Vincent W 79-77 at Chatham W 94-45 at Westminster# W 81-64 at Thomas More# L 88-106 14-13 #PAC Tournament

2014-2015 - Coach Sam Jones

11/15 11/18 11/24 11/26 12/1 12/3 12/6 12/8 12/23 1/3 1/7 1/10 1/12 1/14 1/17 1/21 1/24 1/28 1/31 2/4 2/7 2/11 2/14 2/18 2/21 2/25 3/4

Carnegie Mellon at Pitt-Greensburg Franciscan at Baldwin-Wallace Allegheny Thomas More Grove City Alderson-Broaddus La Roche at Wash. & Jeff. at Saint Vincent Bethany at Westminster Thiel at Chatham at Geneva at Thomas More Westminster at Grove City Saint Vincent Wash. & Jeff. at Thiel at Bethany Geneva Chatham Grove City# Wash. & Jeff.% 15-12 #PAC Tournament % ECAC Tournament

L 67-80 W 72-62 W 75-64 L 38-74 L 70-92 L 68-89 L 64-65 L 63-81 W 77-66 W 79-74 L 73-85 W 73-65 W 79-69 W 77-47 L 59-64 W 86-68 L 75-109 W 73-47 W 69-64 L 57-81 W 77-76 W 80-59 W 69-67 W 88-53 W 81-58 L 57-65 L 61-83

UNIVERSITY PROFILE University landscape.

Founded in 1849 by the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Waynesburg University is located on a traditional campus in the hills of southwestern Pennsylvania, with three adult centers located in the Pittsburgh region. The University is a member of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) and is one of only 23 Bonner Scholar schools in the country, offering local, regional and international opportunities to touch the lives of others through service. Offering undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs, Waynesburg University designs its curriculum to meet the needs of today’s students. Undergraduates can choose among more than 70 programs of study, including the traditional liberal arts such as English, history, biology, and more, and innovative fields such as athletic training, biblical ministries, computer forensics, criminal justice, forensic science, marine biology, nursing, sports information, sports management, and many others. The University’s Graduate and Professional Studies Program, located at three convenient centers in the immediate Pittsburgh region, offers accelerated, evening programs geared for adult students in the fields of business, nursing, education, and counseling psychology.

A Waynesburg University education not only connects the theoretical and the practical, it also connects the world of ideas with a commitment to serving others. Every student engages in service through personal experiences and specific courses under the guidance of faculty mentors. High school students who are actively involved in community service can qualify for the Bonner Scholars program, which provides scholarship assistance for those who commit to weekly volunteer service. The University’s commitment to service learning and service leadership includes national and international mission and service trips. Participating in these experiences broadens students’ perspectives and education. To learn more, visit the University website: www.waynesburg.edu Or call toll-free: 1-800-225-7393 Waynesburg University 51 West College Street Waynesburg, PA 15370

The beautiful campus includes an award-winning campus center, performing arts center, and several new, apartment-style residence halls. New additions to campus include a recently constructed Center for Research and Economic Development, modern additions to the dining hall and library, and a new fitness center that is accessible to students, faculty and alumni. The latest edition to the campus landscape is the magnificent Roberts Chapel. Completed in 2011, the chapel seats around 600 individuals and has become the centerpiece of the Waynesburg

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The University’s total enrollment is approximately 2,500 students, including over 1,500 undergraduates on the Waynesburg campus and over 800 graduate and professional studies students. Waynesburg students enjoy personalized attention from highly qualified faculty, a well-rounded liberal arts curriculum, state-of the-art facilities, a networked campus with wireless Internet in academic and recreational settings, and Internet access in all residence hall rooms.

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