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Game #23 Siena (12-10, 9-3) vs. Quinnipiac (13-7, 8-3) Friday, February 5, 2016 - 5 PM Times Union Center (8,422) Albany, N.Y. Today’s game will be televised nationally on ESPNU Listen online Doug Sherman and Julianne Viani have the call Radio broadcast on WVCR 88.3 FM “The Saint” on your computer Online audio stream at SienaAllAccess.com or iPhone: Mike Demos and Steve Amedio have the call beginning at 4:30 PM SienaAllAccess.com Siena College Athletic Communications Marcelle Athletic Complex 515 Loudon Road - Loudonville, NY 12211-1462 Ph: 518-783-2377 - Fax 518-783-2992 - SienaSaints.com Assistant Athletic Communications Director: Mike Demos Press/Cell Phone: 336-675-7374 E-mail: [email protected] Previous Starters 2015-16 Stats Pos # Player PPG RPG APG MPG F 12 Symone Kelly (6-2, Sr., Wyandanch, NY) 5.9 5.3 1.2 22.7 F 45 Meghan Donohue* (6-1, Jr., Mogadore, OH) 6.8 5.7 0.6 28.1 G 21 Kollyns Scarbrough (5-10, So., Jamaica, NY) 12.8 4.6 1.6 30.3 G 0 Denisha Petty-Evans (5-10, R-So., Bridgewater, NJ) 8.0 2.8 1.1 29.0 G 14 Joella Gibson (5-6, So., New York, NY) 2.6 2.3 2.1 18.2 Reserves (listed numerically) Pos # Player PPG RPG APG MPG G 4 Emia Willingham (5-8, Jr., Albany, NY) N/A N/A N/A N/A G 5 Jackie Benitez (5-10, Fr., Tobyhanna, PA) 10.5 3.0 0.4 22.0 F 11 Margot Hetzke (5-11, So., Penfield, NY) 7.4 8.1 0.5 25.3 F 15 Katcia Perryman (6-1, Fr., Poughkeepsie, NY) N/A N/A N/A N/A G 22 Deja Rawls (5-7, Fr., Abington, PA) 5.0 2.3 2.4 26.5 F 35 Emmanuella Edoka (6-0, So., Abuja, Nigeria) 3.7 5.3 0.4 14.6 G 51 Karolina Severova (6-0, Fr., Prague, Czech Republic) 1.4 0.7 0.4 7.3 *Captain Italics= Will not dress 2015-16 Siena Women’s Basketball Schedule November January (Cont.) All times are Eastern 13 at St. Bonaventure$ L, 57-40 17 at Rider*# L, 70-58 Home games in BOLD CAPS and played at the Alumni Recreation Center, Loudonville, N.Y. (unless otherwise 15 NORTHEASTERN@ L, 70-67 22 CANISIUS* W, 61-57 noted) 20 at Southern Illinois$ L, 73-54 24 at Quinnipiac* L, 94-52 *MAAC Game 21 vs. Alabama State$ L, 57-53 28 at Marist*# L, 66-37 +Doubleheader with Siena men (Times Union Center, 27 at Navy^ L, 59-58 (OT) 30 at Saint Peter’s* W, 64-55 Albany, N.Y.) 28 vs. Morgan State^ W, 69-46 February $Preseason WNIT December 5 QUINNIPIAC*+> 5 PM @Stomp Out Homelessness ^Navy Classic 4 at Monmouth*# W, 69-63 7 at Fairfield* 1 PM <Senior Day and Alumni Day 6 SAINT PETER’S* W, 59-58 (OT) 10 IONA*%# 7 PM &Blue Shield of Northeastern New York Kid’s Day 9 at New Hampshire W, 57-53 14 at Manhattan* 2 PM Pink Zone 12 UALBANY+ L, 61-42 17 FAIRFIELD*%# 7 PM %Time Warner Cable SportsChannel 28 at Colgate L, 52-50 19 at Iona* 7 PM #ESPN3 30 at Fairleigh Dickinson W, 81-65 25 MARIST*%# 7 PM >ESPNU !MAAC Championships hosted by Siena College (Times January 27 NIAGARA*< 2 PM Union Center - Albany, N.Y.) 2 at Niagara* W, 59-51 March 4 at Canisius*# W, 58-52 3 MAAC FIRST ROUND! TBA 8 RIDER* W, 66-45 4 MAAC QUARTERFINALS! TBA 10 MANHATTAN* W, 60-59 6 MAAC SEMIFINALS!# TBA 15 MONMOUTH*&%# W, 64-54 7 MAAC CHAMPIONSHIP!> 2:30 PM The Series With Quinnipiac Seventh Meeting: Quinnipiac leads, 6-0 Home - 0-3 Times Union Center - 0-1 Division I - 0-6 MAAC - 0-5 Last Meeting - Quinnipiac 94, Siena 52 January 24, 2016 - Hamden, Conn. Of Note The programs had never met prior to Quinnipiac joining the MAAC at the start of the 2013-14 season Tale of Quinnipiac has won each of the first six meetings by double figures and by an average of 21.3 points Ali Jaques is 0-6 vs. Quinnipiac the Tricia Fabbri is 6-0 vs. Siena Tape Last Meeting Siena vs. the MAAC 12-10 Record 13-7* Was Siena’s largest-ever margin of defeat in a MAAC game (42 points) All-Time Regular Season Most points allowed by Siena in regulation in a MAAC game since a 103-94 (27th Season) 9-3 Conf. 8-3 loss to Manhattan on Feb. 15, 1996 in Albany 208 RPI 132 Quinnipiac scored the final 14 points of the first quarter and led by as Canisius 35-18 58.1 Points 66.1* many as 46 Fairfield 22-29 The Bobcats shot 55.2% from the field with 25 assists on 32 field goals Fordham 1-0 59.9 Opp Points 60.2 Siena shot just 28.8% including 1-14 from three Holy Cross 0-1 .348 FG% .367 Denisha Petty-Evans led the Saints with 14 points Iona 30-21 Freshmen Aryn McClure and Paula Strautmane led four Bobcats in La Salle 1-4 .375 OPP FG% .378 double figures with 18 points apiece Loyola 26-20 .277 3FG% .303 Manhattan 35-17 .679 FT% .667 Siena vs. the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (27th Season) Marist 15-22 286-215 (.571) all-time in MAAC competition Monmouth 4-2 38.6 Rebounds 39.2 261-190 (.579) all-time in regular season action Niagara 33-19 9.9 Assists 15.4* 302-220 (.579) all-time vs. the 10 other schools that currently comprise Quinnipiac 0-5 the MAAC Rider 28-10 17.8 Turnovers 15.9 Won seven MAAC Regular Season Championships and captured the MAAC Saint Peter’s 31-22 3.5 Blocks 5.6* Tournament Championship in 2001 TOTAL 261-190 Ali Jaques is 34-42 (.447) overall against the MAAC including 31-39 (.443) 10.1 Steals 9.4 in regular season action * Leads MAAC Coaching Matchup Ali Jaques Tricia Fabbri NYU ‘98 Fairfield ‘91 Fourth Season at Siena 21st Season at Quinnipiac 56-63 (.471) 338-267 (.559) Led Siena to the Women’s Basketball Invitational Championship All-time winningest coach in program history has guided Quinnipiac Game last season to four straight 20-win seasons and national postseason tourna- ment appearances Guided the Saints to 22 wins last year, marking the program’s first winning season in 11 years and most victories in a dozen seasons Named 2014-15 MAAC Coach of the Year after leading the Bobcats Architect of a 13-win improvement last season which was tied for to a 31-4 overall record including a perfect 20-0 mark in the MAAC the second best turnaround nationally which culminated with both the MAAC Regular Season and Tournament Championships and an NCAA Tournament appearance Named program’s eighth head coach on Apr. 12, 2012 after spend- ing previous four seasons at Northwestern, including the final two Led Quinnipiac to a pair of NCAA Tournament (2013, 2015) and as associate head coach during which she helped guide the three WNIT appearances (2008, 2012, 2014) Wildcats to a pair of WNIT Appearances including a spot in the Sweet 16 in 2009-10 Guided the Bobcats to a 117-37 (.760) overall record including a 73- Previously was assistant coach at George Washington (2006-08) 14 (.839) mark in conference action since the start of the 2011-12 where she helped guide the Colonials to 55 wins in two years and a season pair of Sweet 16 Appearances Was a three-time NEC Coach of the Year Also served as an assistant coach at Dayton (2005-06), Furman (2002-05), Sacred Heart (1999-02) and Rider (1998-99) Named to the MAAC 25th Anniversary Team and is a 1998 Fairfield Hall of Fame and 2002 Connecticut Women’s Basketball Hall of Played on 1997 Division III National Championship team at NYU Fame Inductee Scouting Siena (12-10, 9-3) Siena is one win away from the program’s milestone 500th Division I victory The Saints hold a 499-416 (.545) overall record in 33 seasons since joining the Division I ranks in 1983-84 Siena currently stands in third place in the MAAC Standings at 9-3, just a game back of frontrunners Iona and Marist who are both 10-2 The Saints began conference play 7-0 for the first time in 14 years, since opening the 2001-02 season with 14 consecutive victories Siena has won 13 of its last 16 MAAC regular season contests dating back to last season The Saints were projected to finish fifth in the MAAC Preseason Coaches’ Poll after finishing fifth last season Junior captain Meghan Donohue and reigning unanimous MAAC Rookie of the Year Margot Hetzke were tabbed Preseason Second Team All-MAAC selections Siena is just a game out of first place despite the duo combining to average 8.8 fewer points per game this season and with Hetzke having been sidelined for the past 12 games due to injury (The Saints have gone 8-4 in her absence) Siena’s first nine conference games all came against teams predicted to finish below them in the MAAC Preseason Coaches’ Poll (went 8-1) Eight of the Saints’ final 11 MAAC games are against teams projected to finish ahead of them in the Preseason Poll (1-2 so far) Siena has won 12 of its last 17 games The Saints have rebounded since opening the season with five consecutive defeats, including three in the highly competitive Preseason WNIT Siena concluded January with a 7-3 record for the month The Saints’ seven wins matched the program’s most in any month in 13 years, since posting an 8-1 record during February 2003 Siena’s seven wins tied for the program’s most wins in a January since going a perfect 9-0 during January 2002 The Saints also won seven games in the month of January in both 2003 and 2004 Siena returns to the Capital Region tonight for its lone home game during a five-game stretch The Saints have won four in a row at home Siena makes its second and final regular season appearance at the Times Union Center this season The Saints hold a 39-35 (.527) all-time record at this facility, but have lost six of their last eight games here in Albany Siena dropped its first game at the Times Union Center this season, losing to crosstown rival 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