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2018-19 SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY Women's Basketball 2018-19 SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY women’s basketball ALL-TIME WITH NEW HAVEN Southern connecticut state university Owls • Wednesday’s match-up against New Haven marks the vs. NEW HAVEN CHARGERS 70th meeting between the Owls and the Chargers, with UNH WED., feb. 6, 2019 • 5:30 p.m. holding a 42-27 advantage in the previous 69 games. CHARGER GYMNASIUM • WEST HAVEN, CONN. THE LAST MEETING WITH THE CHARGERS • These two NE10 foes last met earlier this season as junior 2018-19 SCSU Women’s Basketball Jessica Fressle notched her second-straight 20-point game, Schedule/Results but the Owls dropped a 67-54 contest to the Chargers on Nov. 28, 2018 at Moore Field House. Date Opponent Time/Result 11/10 Post W, 74-64 THE OWLS’ LAST TIME OUT • Southern dropped a 78-57 decision to Saint Michael’s 11/11 at Bridgeport W, 73-55 College on Feb. 2 in Colchester, Vt. 11/14 at Saint Rose* W, 59-53 • Kiana Steinauer collected her NCAA DII and conference- 11/15 at UConn! L, 99-45 leading 17th double-double of the year with 21 points and 11/17 Le Moyne* W, 65-63 17 rebounds. 11/25 at Queens W, 80-63 • With 15 points on the day, Amanda Pfohl has collected 11/28 New Haven* L, 67-54 double-digit points in 20 of the Owls 22 games this season. 12/1 Adelphi* L, 63-47 • Allie Smith notched a career-high four assists. Her previous 12/4 at AIC L, 71-49 career-high was on Jan. 23 against Franklin Pierce when she 12/8 at Pace W, 62-57 had three. 12/10 NYIT W, 68-60 THE OWLS IN THE NE10 12/15 at Chestnut Hill L, 69-63 • The Owls currently have two players in the conference in 12/19 Concordia (NY) W, 96-48 the top 20 in scoring, highlighted by Kiana Steinauer (18.2, 12/30 Dominican W, 85-71 5th) and Amanda Pfohl (14.5, 14th). 1/5 at STAC L, 67-59 • Pfohl’s 78 three-pointers lead the conference. 1/9 Merrimack* W, 70-69 • Steinauer’s 15.4 rebounds per game puts her first in the 1/12 at SNHU* L, 79-59 NE10, while her 2.8 steals rank third. 1/15 Saint Anselm* L, 80-69 • Imani Wheeler ranks fourth in the NE10 with 4.5 assists per 1/19 at Stonehill* W, 73-69 game and seventh with 2.0 steals per game. 1/23 Franklin Pierce* W, 72-62 THE OWLS IN THE NCAA 1/26 Bentley* L, 69-56 • As of Feb. 5, Kiana Steinauer leads NCAA DII in four 1/29 at Assumption* L, 76-71 categories. She ranks first in rebounds per game with 15.4; 2/2 at Saint Michael’s* L, 78-57 total rebounds with 338; total defensive rebounds with 249 2/6 at New Haven* 5:30 PM and double-doubles with 17. 2/9 Saint Rose* 1:30 PM • Amanda Pfohl is tied for first in NCAA DII in three-point field 2/12 AIC* 5:30 PM goal attempts with 213 and first in 3-pointers made with 78. 2/16 at Le Moyne* 1:00 PM 2/20 at Adelphi* 5:30 PM WELCOME TO THE 800 CLUB 2/23 Pace* 1:30 PM • With 10 boards against Bentley, Kiana Steinauer surpassed 800 career rebounds. Steinauer, a junior, is one of four active 3/3-3-10 NE10 Tournament players in the NE10 to hit 800 career boards, all of whom are seniors. BOLD denotes home game at Moore Field House * - Northeast 10 Conference PFOHL AMONG SCSU LEADERS ! - Exhibition Game With 78 three-pointers this season, senior Amanda Pfohl is records: tied for third all-time in single-season three-pointers made SCSU 12-10, 6-8 NE10 with Julie Dale ’88-’89. UNH 13-9, 6-8 NE10 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: 2007 NE10 CHAMPIONS: 2006, 2007 5 ALL-AMERICANS INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS SINGLE GAME HIGHS Highest Scoring Average: 19.1, Debbie Petrasek, 1991-92 Points Points: 647, Kate Lynch, 2006-07 40 – Cathy Inglese, vs. Massachusetts, 2/20/80 Rebounds: 388, Jackie Beathea, 2015-16 38 – Kate Lynch, at Saint Rose, 2/23/08 Field Goals Attempted: 522, Kate Lynch, 2007-08 Abby Hurlbert, vs. Southern N.H., 2/25/18 Field Goals Made: 235, Kate Lynch, 2006-07 37 – Jody Rajcula, vs. Massachusetts, 2/19/77 3-Point Field Goals Att.: 242, Kim Jackle, 2004-05 Kristen Breen, 37, vs. Molloy, 11/18/95 3-Point Field Goals Made: 90, Kristen Breen, 1998-99 – Debbie Petrasek, vs. New Hampshire College, Free Throws Attempted: 228, Geraldine Artis, 1990-91 35 Free Throws Made: 169, Kate Lynch, 2007-08 2/29/92 Field Goal Percentage: .592, Jody Rajcula, 1977-78 35 – Kristen Breen, vs. New Hampshire College, 3-Point Field Goal %: .478, Donna Wheeler, 1987-88 1/31/98 Free Throw%: .863, Kaylie Schiavetta, 2007-08 33 – Kiana Steinauer, vs. Concordia, 12/19/18 2018-2019 Southern Connecticut State University Women’s Basketball Roster Assists: 197, Joan Van Ness, 1976-77 30 – Kiana Steinauer, at Assumption, 1/29/18 Blocks: 81, Alma Dixon, 1982-83 Steals: 111, Geraldine Artis, 1990-91 Rebounds 31– Kiana Steinauer, vs. Concordia, 12/19/18 No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School INDIVIDUALINDIVIDUAL CAREER CAREER RECORDS RECORDS 23 – Kiana Steinauer, at Adelphi, 12/2/17 1 Imani Wheeler G Jr. 5-5 Dumfries, Va./Potomac 22 – Jackie Beathea, at Post, 11/21/15 Points 1,779, Kate Lynch, 2004-08 2 Kiana Steinauer F Jr. 6-0 Oakville, Ontario/St. Ignatius of Loyola 21 – Jackie Beathea, at LeMoyne, 1/2/16 Scoring Average: 16.1 Kristen Breen, 1995-99 – Kiana Steinauer, vs. Merrimack, 1/9/19 4 Aaliyah Walker G Jr. 5-7 Toronto, Ontario/Odessa College Field Goals Made: 650, Kate Lynch, 2004-08 20 13 Najae White G Fr. 5-7 Hartford, Conn./Capital Prep Field Goals Attempted: 1,663, Debbie Petrasek, 1989-94 Kiana Steinauer, vs. NYIT, 12/10/18 15 Jessica Fressle F Jr. 5-11 Levettown, N.Y./Division Avenue 3-Point Field Goals Made: 300, Kristen Breen, 1995-99 Kiana Steinauer, vs. STAC, 1/5/19 24 Amanda Pfohl G Sr. 5-8 Trumbull, Conn./Trumbull 3-Point Field Goals Att.: 881, Kristen Breen, 1995-99 Maria Iozza vs. Teikyo Post, 2/10/92 25 Bridget Sharnick F R-Jr. 5-9 Shelton, Conn./St. Joseph’s/Molloy Free Throws Made: 435, Geraldine Artis, 1987-91 Tammy Kiernan vs. New Hampshire College, 2/15/93; Free Throws Attempted: 771, Geraldine Artis, 1987-91 Tammy Kiernan vs. Quinnipiac, 12/8/94 40 Allie Smith F Sr. 5-10 Danbury, Conn./Danbury Field Goal %: .540, Jody Rajcula, 1975-79 19 – Kiana Steinauer, at Bridgeport 11/11/18 44 Erin Ryder F Sr. 6-0 Congers, N.Y./Clarkstown High School North 3-Point Field Goal %: .478, Donna Wheeler, 1986-88 Cheryl Pagnetti vs. Dowling, 1/5/93 Free Throw %: .783, Amy Staniszewski, 84-86 Jenese Wilcox vs. Pace, 1/28/04 Head Coach: Kate Lynch Rebounds: 1,216, Jackie Beathea, 2012-16 Marnie Dacko vs. Texas (1976-77) Assistant Coach: Stephanie Hiriak, Danielle Powell Assists: 584, Anabel Perdomo, 2002-06 Jody Rajcula vs. Springfield, 1977-78 Blocks: 217, Alma Dixon, 1980-84 Student Assistant Coach: Jana Migliaro Steals: 318, Geraldine Artis, 1980-84 Games Played: 129, Michelle Martinik, 2005-08 Steals 10 – Kiana Steinauer, 10, vs. Stonehill, 1/19/19 Pronunciation Guide: 8 – Kate Lynch, 8, vs. Felician, 12/3/07 #1—Imani Wheeler (Ih-mon-ee) Laurie Roche, vs. Canisius, 3/12/83 #2—Kiana Steinauer (Key-on-ah Stine-ow-er) Kym Harris, vs. Springfield, 1/13/83 Kym Harris, vs. New Haven, 1/15/83 #4—Aaliyah Walker (Uh-lee-ah) Taylor McLaughlin, vs. New Haven, 11/30/16 #13—Najae White (Nah-jay) 7 steals, done 12 times, last by, Camille Fantini vs. Assumption, 1/31/12 #15— Jessica Fressle (Frezz-lee) #24—Amanda Pfohl (Foe-l) Assists 15 – Joan Van Ness, vs. Rutgers, 1976-77 13 – Joan Van Ness, vs. Connecticut, 1977-78 Liz Gleason, vs. Montclair, 1976-77 Nicole Grossbard, at St. Rose, 2/13/16 12 – Anabel Perdomo, vs. Green Mountain, 11/15/03 11 – Six players with 11 last by, Nicole Grossbard, vs. Assumption, 1/26/16 10 – Aaliyah Walker, at Queens, 11/25/18 Southern Conn. State Combined Team Statistics (as of Feb 04, 2019) THE LAST TIME All games Scored 40+ points 40, Cathy Inglese vs. Massachusetts, 2/20/80 Scored 30+ points. 30, Kiana Steinauer at Assumption 1/29/19 RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL Attempted 20+ field goals 23, Kiana Steinauer at Assumption 1/29/19 Had a double-double. Kiana Steinauer (21 pts., 17 rebounds) at STM 2/2/19 ALL GAMES 12-10 6-4 5-6 1-0 Two players had double-doubles Jessica Fressle (20 pts, 13 rebounds) at Queens 11/25/18 CONFERENCE 6-8 3-4 3-4 0-0 Kiana Steinauer (10 pts., 10 reb), Aaliyah Walker (16 pts, 10 asst.) NON-CONFERENCE 6-2 3-0 2-2 1-0 Three players had double-doubles Jessica Fressle (20 pts, 13 rebounds) at Queens 11/25/18 Kiana Steinauer (10 pts., 10 reb), Aaliyah Walker (16 pts, 10 asst.) Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds Two players had 20+ points Kiana Steinauer (30) and Amand Pfohl (20) at Assumption 1/29/19 ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg Hit 6 three-point field goals 6, Amanda Pfohl at Assumption 1/29/19 15 Jessica Fressle 7-0 243 34.7 48-97 .
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